Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-10-29
Statesman-Democrat.

Lsursut at The Y.M c. A. fought
Friday.
Launnt, the man of many mysteries
presenting new original mystic Gre
aiions.
Mr.. J. Tsbb Jsuuey will have his
big sale nj vanclevesville on Novem-
Der 10.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
Willis Hodges is quite i'll vt the City
hospital.
We are still furnishing The daily
Baltimore Sun aud the Statesman
Democrat at $500 per year.
LaursDt at the Y. NJ. e. A. tonight
Friday. He is the greatest mystery Of
the age. DO not fail to see him.
Mr. William H. S. ~plliman, The
grocer, has been in Neshin ton this
week at hospital for treatment.
The Bal'imore American and the
Statesmen II, ns,c ca deiiSefd TO any
patron on any ca the rursi routes for
$500 per year.
terest in our own industries as those
who live in other sections. Let every
body take hand let us see what big
affair we csn make of it,
Walter Rideout, a colored boy from
the country, was arrested by U. S.
Deputy Marshal Brown on the charge
of bootiegging and placed in jail.
Mr.. Hunter Wright, will make sale
of his personal property at his home
near Files Cross Roads one mile from
swan Pond, on Wednesday, November
3.
Mr. q. X. Fravel aud his sister,
Mrs. ID. J. Hottie, of Edinburg, Va,
have been on visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ". Bishop, near Shanghai,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miller, of But.
Ter, Tennsyiy ania, who have been here
on visit to Mr.. Milton Miller and
John Burns and families for the past
two weeks or so, left for their home en-
Thursday.
essers Claud Stewart and Max
d.
meeting Of the National Convention
OF The Buggy and Wagon Builders
association in Washington last week.
An absolute divorce has been grant.
ed in the court at Winchester to +. A.
Grachian, the glove manufacturer
from his wife Mrs. Mamie Moore
Graichen on the ground of abandon
ment.
Mr.. James Bowers, who has been
employed as carpenter for the past
year or two, has gone back to st
love, the Spillman grocery store where
he was employed for several years aud
was most popular salesman.
Mr.. A. T. Hess, the merchant on
North Queen street, is advertising
good liroleum for 81 1-2 cents per
yard. BY inadvertance we published
the price last week as 81 1-2 cents. Call
and see what value GU get in these
goods.
The approaching Apple Carnival at
this place we believe is destined 10 be-
come an important event in the social
and business cilc Giles of MartiDsburg
and it ought 10 b.. This has become
one of the most important apple centers
of the country. Our apples are become
ing the talk of the whole country and
we ought to at least take as much in
Mrs. Susan Ransom, beloved wife of
Lee Ransom, the popular colored bar
Der, died at their home on Wes' john
street on Tuesday last of pne Imonia
after an illness of a week or ten days
She was an estimable woman and
was well liked and respected by every
body. The funeral took place on Thurs
day afternoon from the house.
Rev. Mr.. Averett, father of Mr..
John w. Averett owner and
editor of the Cumberland Times,
preached in Trinity Episcopal church
this city on last Sunday morning and
night. He is II years Of age and had
for many years been minister of the
Episcopal church. During the war he
was chaplin Of the 18th Virginia eaval-
~ ami has many friends about this
section who where embers Of that
command. He Is yet a very vigorous
and forceful preacher.