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The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
CLASS HOLDS EXERCISES.
Pupils OF Technical High Give an
InterestiDg Programme.

Class exercises were held last night az
Technical High School The programme
opened with an overture BY the Technical
High School Orchestra, and. after an ad-
dress OF welcome by President Small, TIE
following numbers were given
Iuse7mezzo. Dainty Bitterly Class hiscoCy,
Rodney NJ Smith. clazs poeu. Ma5el 2 CoEZas;
propbscies. J. B. Gordon ard :. : Baumer. So
lection. M-Carthy. Rsthhons. LVnch. and Murphy:
address. Dr. g. 2. NyGs; violin solo. Harold E
BurThus ad5reas % undergraduates. Walter Aleser:
undergraduates reply. Alvin n. Brown; Tledicto-y.
Hyland r. JOINS
Commencement exercises VIII take place
next Tuesday afternoon at 40 o'clock in
the New National Theater. An address
will be given by Philip P. Campbell. Z. s.
NJ c.: diplomas and certificates viii be
presented by William V Cox, vice presi-
dent OF the board OF education; invocation
by Rev Samuel H. Greene. pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist Church. Superintendent
Stuart viii announce the winners OF the
scholarships, and Dr. Barton X. Evers-
man, Of the board OF education, viii pre-
side.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Friday Bargain in
Mems Strap Hats.

A lot of Mems Straw Hats
samples" Of prominent makers, in
a number Of shapes and qualities,
and all sizes in the combined lot.
All clean, fresh, new goods.
Special price, SI.oo each.
Values, $500, s.. 50, and $500.
And these remnants:
a Mems Soft Gray Hats. Telescope
shape; slightly soiled; sizes 6lz, Ga 6zs.
and Z. Reduced from 500 and $500 10
$lO0 each.
. Mems Fancy silk Hat Bands-adiust-
able; slightly soiled. Reduced from SOC 10
15c each.
Main hOor-F g.
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Bed Department.

] 3-ft Black Enameled Bed. with brass
trimmings; slightly marred Reduced
from $500 to $1,000
l 3-ft White Enameled Bed with brass
trimmings. reduced from $500 to Si175.
3l5-ft.. reduced from $500 70 s1175; 1 ~
#. reduced from $3.50 10 SI.75
I 4k-ft White Enameied Bed slightly
damaged. Reduced from $500 10 $11.00.
2 4iz-ft. Cotton Felt Mattresses. made IN
two parts: ticking soiled. Reduced from
So % 10 $500 each.
Hair Mattresses. crib size; slightly
soiled Reduced from $500 TO 500 each
! White Enameled Crib with brass
trimmings; slightly marred. Reduced
from $3.50 10 1880
I Vernis Marten Crib. slightly rrarred
Reduced from $500 10 $500.
SecCcd foCr-F 81
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Women'S Coat Dent.

Tan Mirage Automobile or Travelling
Coat -" length: made semi-ftting;
piped with black and old rose silk; size 81
Reduced from $500 20 $3.50
l Copper Mirage Travelling Coat ~
length: made semi-fitting. trimmed with
bands Of self material and tucks; piped
with black silk and jet buttons: size 36
Reduced from $500 10 $3.50
Tan Net ~ Coat Handsomely braid
ed and made over self-colOred silk: made
semi-fitting and trimmed about neck with
ribbon and let ornaments; size s. Re
duced from $3.50 to $500
White-and-Black Striped Serge Coats.
made semi-fttinE. sizes 81 and 36 Re
duced from S1375 10 5000 each.
l Tan Linen ~" Coat. made semi-fit-
ting; size g. Reduced from 5000 10 SEQ
Third ao0r-G 81
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Infants Department.

! Child's Leghorn Hat, trimmed with
blue ribbon and foliage. Reduced from
$3.50 10 $3.50
Children's Madras Russian Dresses.
with three box pIaits and belt Of same
Reduced from S175 10 S1.OO each.
Chlidren WhlIe Serge Refers; one Is
double-breasted; the other fastens from
the shoulder with white pearl buttons:
belt Of same material Reduced from
$3.50 to $500 each.
Infants Null Caps. trimmed with in
sertion and tucks; finished about face
S1.00 70 5Cc each.
Third f0or-Eleventh 81
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And these remnants

80 pieces Mems Checked Nainsook Tn
derWear; shirts coat style. with half
sleeves; sizes "a and 30; knee-length draw
ers. sizes 30. "a. 90 and A. Reduced from
75C 10 SOC garment.
. dozen Mems Linen Collars. mostly
turn-dOWn shapes-sOiled. all sizes in the
lot Reduced from $50 dozen 10 55c
dozen 30c y doZ.
10 dozen Mems Fancy Lisle Thread
SOcks-ends Of lines; all sizes IN the lot.
Reduced from 5oc 70 25c pair.
10 suits Mems Pajamas. OF white cotton
and blue chambray, with white trimming
sizes large and extra large. Reduced from
Sl00 TO sc. each.
J5 suits Mems Pajamas. in plain white.
pink lavender. blue, and tan. with We
neck; sizes medium and large. Reduced
from $50 10 S1.00
10 suits Mems Soisette Paiamas. in
white tan. blue. and orange, trimmed
with silk frogs. medium size Reduced
from $500 10 $50 each.
Main foor-F 81
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Sporting Goods Dept.

II Bows Gray Baseball Uniforms, trim
med with blue. complete with cap. stock
ings. and belt: sizes IS and So. Reduced
from S20o 70 $50 each
! Camera. takes 3lkx4L picture. Re-
duced from $3.50 20 S295
! Camera, takes 3Ix51E picture Re
duced from Sl25 10 S295.
I Camera takes 4x5 picture. Reduced
from $3.50 70 s495
Fourth fOCr-Teuth ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Woodward s. LOthrOp
Nepv -WASHINGTON-Paris.
An Important Remnant Day

T>HERE mutuds of odds and incomplete ne broken
sizes and assomen &cthese, together with any merchandise
not strictly perfect measuring high standard,
any particular styles Of goods that lag or have not sold as quickly
think they shoudar treated remnants and by of
reduced price will be Immediately Thus
opportunity seasonabe and desirable
Gded saving and enabled keep stocks complete fresh and
attractive all the time
weeks collection sold day-hence little prices
TODAY
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Friday Bargain in
Mems Spring-weight
Suits.

A lot Of Mems Three-piece
Suits, in spring weight, offered at
very special price. They repre-
sent the ends of several lines. and
consist mainly of cassimeres and
worsteds, in light and dark gray,
tan, and stone striped effects. Lat
est style models and we'll made and
perfect fitting.
Special price, $I7.75 each.
Worth up to $4,000.
A small lot Go in all) Mems
Two-piece Suits, of summer
weight cassimeres; mostly light
gray striped effects. These repre-
sent the ends of several lines. Sizes
SO, 38, 40, and ~.
Special price, S7.75 each.
Were SI2.5 and $500.
Also a small lot (IS in all)
Young Mems Long Trousers Suits
Of worsteds, serges, and Cassi-
meres, in gray and stone and blue
shadow stripe effects. Stylish mod
els and perfect fitting garments
sizes Is TO 70, or 81 to IS inch chest
measure.
Special price, So.75 each.
Were $500 and $500.
Main foor-Tenth 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
Friday Bargain in
Mems Wash Ties.

20 dozen Mems Washable Four
INLAND Ties, of white self-fgured
madras, colored stripes and white
with neat colored figures. Made
from cuttings Of 25c and SOC grade
ties.
Special price, I5c each.
8 for 75c.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

By the Naval Gun Farsoy Band
Harry Anderson. assistant director. Frday
June Is. 7Ss p n. Programme:
March. ''CoTOnation' '.--..-..-..G. Msy=ooe-
Overture. The Silver Bells. s''........... .Clsus
Waltz, LOWS Entreary'' .HuHcr
Selection. II Tr0Fstors'' verdi
Patrol. The Blue and the Cray. -Dalsy
scruade. at the F0untAir'' '..........I .Iosey
Grand medley. 'superba" "............ Daily
March. '.Zacatcczs'' s''.....-.......-.........D Dina
The star sDeaSied Bsunsr.'
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
RBV. DIR. FISHBURN
IS LAID TO REST
Clergy and Laity Pay Trib-
ute to Former Pastor.
EULOGIEs ARE PRONOUNCED

The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church Crowded with Friends and
Relatives OF Late Minister, Who
silently Bow Their AcknOVIedg-
ment OF the LRudatOry Remarks.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
BAND CONCERT SCHEDULE
Unitsa States Marine Band. white Hoqs
wAsHINGTON CIROLE

WASHINGTON CIRCLE
United States EnEioeeT Band. julius
Kamper. chief MUSICIAN. Friday. June q.
10 p. II:
March. Flag q vicso-y'' --.-------von Bion
Ova--u-s .ss--,des,-- E7o-,--
HabaneTa. Mexican Kisses -....-.-. Roberts
Reminisoences from Msyerber -Hetniczs
Waltz. Moonlight On the Hudson
-...... .-....-.......- Herman
Selection. The Gay Musician" - Edwards
Internazzo. "Af,er Sunset -Pryor
Excerpts from a Honeynoon Trail
------------------ .--.-.--sstss.- A1ltArl
The Star Spanslsd Bannsz"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Attorney General Off to At
tend Sons Wedding.
MRS. JOHN Hay GOES TO OHIO
The Yacht Dolphin Goes to Brooklyn
to Meet Mrs. Meyer and the Misses
Naples Mas Elton ROnsavIue
Weds Mr.. Horace DuIin.

The U. S S. Dolphin. the flagship OF
the Secretary Of the Navy. left the
navy yard yesterday for Brooklyn.
where Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Secretary
Of the Navy. and the Misses Meyer. who
have been abroad since May Is, will
board her upon their arrival in New
York. They sailed from Naples on Sat
urday on the Berlin. The Dolphin viii
take them TO their summer home at Ham
ilton. Mass, and then return 20 Wash
ington.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

The Attorney General. Mr.. Wickershan.
went 70 New York yesterday. joining
Mrs Wickersham and his sister. Lady
Hadheld. who have been In Hot Springs.
Va. for a fortnight, at the Union Station
and making the trip TO New York with
them. They are going over TO attend the
wedding Of their son. Cornelius Wendell
Wickersham. and Miss Rosahe Hinckley,
which will take place on Long Island to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

Mrs. John Hay. widow OF the former
Secretary OF State, has closed her Wash
ington home and gone 20 Cleveland, her
former home. 20 remain a fortnight Al
the end Of that time she VIII go TO The
Fells. her summer home ar NewbuTy-
port. N H. Mrs. Hay remained longer
in her Washington home this spring than
usual
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
May Forget Sermons.

The people Of this parish may forget his ser
mons, bot they VIII never forget what he was and
what ne was 70 them II their homes in their tines
Of JOY and soTroW. failure His love and
loyalty 70 his friends marked characteristics
He did not love everybody in the same way but
il be honored one with ais friendship he remained
true His love for this church and for its peopls
and an it, interests vas pronounced.
Ihs last tine DE. FishbuFn vas In NJ hone
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.

The Star sponsled Bsaass
The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

Miss Marion Oliver. daughter Of the
Assistant Secretary OF War. will leave
Washington early next week for Benox.
where she Will visit her sister, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Choate. jr. She will Join Miss
Duraad later on for a series Of house
visits in the Berkshires.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
CONSUME TON
COST BILLION


According 70 Prof. Irving FiShsr 81 Yals,
The .Great White Plague" costs over ons
billion dollars year. Hs estimates thAt
consumption kills l3a, 600 every yssrin tho
United States. This u equal 10 the Deaths
from typhoid fever sscarlet fsver. diph~
liberia, appendicitis, rnsningitis diabsteA
smallpox. and cancer all put toapthsr.
Consumption is undoubtedly Infectious
snd like Pneumonia and Diphtherin Il
usually contracted ia winter when closed
doors and Window cause impure aixs Care
ful ventilation and tho use Of reliable
disinfectant arc the best preventative.
The LAST thing at night pour into the traps
Of the closets, wash-basins, sinkas etc., :
littls platt's Chlorides. AN suepsctsd
places should BE- freely sprinklad With :
mixture Of one q part Platte Chlcxidse
and ten (10) parts Of water. PktfD Chic
rides y IN odorIess, colorless liquid disin-
fsctsnt which destroys foul od0rs md
diseass. germs. II il sold svsrywhers II
sull quart bottles, and IL prepared only By
Eufy B. Plat. AZ Gilt st., New Fork
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22

On last Thursday the thres m-n who
were shot ny the depot agent of The b.
q o. At French's station this side OF
cumberland, on saturday morn,n
before, willis they were robbiug In I
station office, were brought here by
the sheriffof Hampshire unity aud
ieused in our Jail for safe keeping. the
jail a. Romney being considered as In
su Hielent to hold such bad men
Ihepfisoners; Fred Vance, Of Chart s.
ourr; John Doan, East Liverpool. o.,
ana William Mitchell, OF t'siref ance :
Pa, were In charge Of Sheriff pugh
anu Deputy Rockwell, accompanied
by Or. shuIi, all of stomney. Al Green
Spring they were met d, Baltimore
and Ohio Detective Hardy, this city,
VINO took tue Il ! burglars TO Rom.
nsy last Saturday. They were released
for this trip by Judge ID .Iley. Of Rom
ney. The prisoners were met ut the
station here by sheriff kettesing ana
Deputy BartIes taken to jail to await
trial at the April term OF circuit court
when they will be removed 10 Rom
ney.
Mitchell is the worst hurt OF the
three burglars aud can scarcely walk,
Though heswas only hit by Ave buck
shot from Station Agent Luke Py.
lands trusty gun at the time Of the at
tempted robbery, yet four OF the shot
struck him In the groin and hip. DIR.
Shull said today, however, that he
felt pretty certain that he would rccov-
err The other two fellows were not 80
badly wounded and will soon be well
again.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
or Valuable
City Real Estate

4. ~s,rn.d .r.~ial ronmiss;.ner nv vtxfu~
me :. GU ssc - ~, ~ Hs,r.,sv a,n,r
..ssS y, ~. ~ ~ n.c.mber loos Il, n. Cssns
On ,h sn r,.udns sn,;slad IL n cihsr,
s.I I~a.s ,RP.s \, III, 60 "a, 80 =,
,..,,n .,o :. ~. t;sh.,, b;ddrr =. H. f,..,
5uo'iI go 60 . ~ - Il; R.,Lsi.. r.,..r i,
1 %o.. 2, 5ne w ~ w nn ~ o'S' u
ia~'0Asos' - - ,oon
Saturday, January Both, 1909
al u o,oloek n an The foowinp "A,
e .sn.h"s 1890. ,s-.;,. - -
senoea iearese,
First: That lot Of ground On tns south sac e
Hans.a nron,Ssy And the Mcouilkin propsrsy
fronting absut eighteen ls) ieet on the south SIDE
OF Bake street and esteneiug oacs o. equal width
about one-hundred ana SIXTY lioel iect WITH the
JOINT use Of an alley way on the west size thereof
This property is improved By
~ ,..;.x s,.I;; uo,
Two oAoiy DticA D"chnS AousS
h;,a;n. ~. eto,. .r.rc,,, - ~.
au o. - Co.,. CO.., s.nd - d.. ~. - /;
paops,y ~ 80 =, H. ~, r..;dent;si s,r..,s ~ a.
town. makes this q very desira5i properly
s,,rpp rInrrSr ppnpEprv
oAOnE nv W ~ ~ 1AsA
Second: A lot 81 ground fronting Asont twenty
two ana half (1a- test on the west side 81 Sneen
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Personal Properly

Having rented small truck farm viii Offer nv
stosk snd Implements withsst reserve . tho hghcs,
abiers station five miles south OF Msrtinsborg on
Wednesday Feb. ard. 1909
beginning at ten o'clock the following property to-
10 Head OF Horses ana Colts
Two gray mares both are In foal Wy "Trip Payne
heavy draft hsrse beth these mares Are he heavy
sieeky KIND and viii work any place bitched,
| and are nuaesr saa leaders, bay
eader the heavy dsAt kind, Colts one three year
Old NOT thsroush,y broken Jet, tive year cid and
b.s.v c,, WIN n; ns s's,s ana .a.lsa ysarnss
horses and colts viii please the eye Of both farmer
and dealer
10 Head Cattle
mich COWS. will ts fresh by DAY Of sale s~e ia
March enc giving milk now; these are Ne cows IL
noe coalition both with ,izs and quality fat steers
one hss two year old Durham suIi the rest are
thrifty young stock eauis. all in fine condition
40 Head Hogs
- tat win average LIS lbs. Poland China boar
Harness
sets pow gears, scsiiars, bridiss, lsss, h-lters
and . lot q olo junk
Farming Implements
4.hsrss studebaker wagon with sixty basfsI
bed al IN good condition spring wagon, stick was-
on. double seated surrey, Eickferd and Hoffman
arstn DRILL cultivAts3s, double shovel ploWs.
single shsveI flsw, oliver bArsheas pi ", spring
tcoth hsIrovs. one eayer spring and o-~ ~ tcoth
wssdsn frame harrsw; forks, hoes. rnnttoeks and
many ether things net mentioned
Terms
Gre dit Of . months will be sveu On al suns
proved security nsgosrbis and pa able ~ The Pee
plss Tsuss Co., Of Marinsburg. with interest from
date but II ysld maturity interest xeaitted Un-
der Sio cash. No property 70 BE- renewed until
settled for.
Fat Cattle and Fat Hsgs gslA fer
Cash
Al the abeve prspsrtywi BE- ssid rssA rdiess n
Price al hucksters scoue but ne cider sweet OF
scar 70 ~ sold
Dsld a Hoffman, Aucss
J. r. staub and Frank Foreman. Clerks.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22

.sonu Of sne AIminhty Dollar
without me you can de nothing,
Poor for life you must remain,
Comfort, honor, sumptuous living,
Follow in my gorgeous train;
Houses, land, and rich possessions
To my worshipers | give;
Wanting me, the Almighty Dollar,
Better die than strive to live.
In this village all adore me,
Churchmen worship at my shrine,
Those who care fos no religion
Own the.Doliar bill divine:
Day aud night they glory mel
Take me for their deity;
With their lips they worshi p Jesus,
But their hearts they give to me,
Priests and people love to grab me,
Hold me by what means they can,i
Knowing well, by native instinct,
I'm the pswer that makes - man.
Fondly to their hearts they press IN /,
Next their souls treasured lie;
Some would in their co flins take me,
To the grave down where they die.
See me here at State elections,
Ballot boxes l control;
Never wound the tender conscience,
Never proes the gaity soul,
On the side Of wealth and power
| Still my influence throw
All the way from Maine to Texas
| Dollars make the filly go.
Try the doctor in atfiiction,
Beg his aid to help you live;
| Without me, the Mighty Dollar,
/ No advice, no drug he'll give;
Try The grocer, butcher, baker,
La distress try whom you will;
Without me you can do nothing.
Johnny! sung the Dollar Bill.
Labor then, to have aud ibid me,
/ without me lifes but blank;
| Here make the great distinction,
/ Give distinction, place and rank.
Werk for me with all your power,
| Allyour wisdom, all your skill;
I'm the Yankees great Almighty,
Love me! sung the Dollar Bill.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
FOR SALE
One farm containing

One farm containing
ais ACRES
known as:the B. r. BoIey farm.
heated about miles southeast OF. Mar
tinsburg OF the Opequon, has about
rs ACRES
OF good bottom land Improved by
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
large bank barn, double corn crib, good
hog house, hen house, meat house and
blacksmith shop.
Is well set ia grass aud would make
one OF the best stock farms in the
County also
s5 ACRES
OF slate land located about miles
southeast o. Martipshurg. This land
isin timber and could 10 cleared and
make good home for any one want
isga small farm for trucking. For
PARTICULARS SEQ
r II. f. Bciey.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

hcAnnust Meeting OF the stsckholdsrs Of
the CumbSrianA Valley aaa MARITIME
1t the of1se or Adrfan G. Nadenp0ussA.
zs. iol West King Street. H. Martins
b arg. Berkeley Ccuuty, West virginia. On
purpose OF electfng board Of directors lor the
casting year, asd the trAnsa0tioA Of such
other bssinsss - nay regularly csme before
II
i ated 1t harrisburg W va, Jan. 1903.
Adrian c. Nadenboussh. Sec
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
ORDER oF'PUBLlcAIiSd.

The State sf West virgisis.
At rules held In the Clerk's Office Of
the Circuit Court OF Berkeley County,
the 9TH day of January 1909.
International Harvester Company Of
America, plt'n,.
vs.
John A. Speck and Hays Speck, his
wife, National Bank Of lMartinsburg,
ia corporation, A. G. Nadenbousch,
arustec, E n. Haysiett, John wv.
Hayslett, William Frazier and David
Chapman, defendants.
The object Of the above suit 10 to as
certain the real estate owned by Jehn
A. Speck With Its fec simple and an
nral rental values, the liens against
the same with their amounts and pri-
critics and to enforce the payment OF
said liens by sale Of the SAID real es-
tate and IT appearing on affidavit filed
IN this suit, that the said defendants
K. X. Hayslett and VIM. Frazier sre
non residents Of this State they ere
hereby required u appear at the said
Cierk'e Office, within one month frem
the sth day OF January, 1909 (ths date
Of the first publication hereof, and ID
what Il necessary to protect their in
terest In this matter.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk.
Boyd d Nell. Attorney. for Plaintiff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-01-22
Real Estate Bulletin.
FOR SALE ny
PORTERFIELD s BOYER
TOWN PROPERTY.

Fine 7.room new house fine location
with good cistern and all necessary
outbuildings 81 600
Fine new room house fine large lot
! good garden, line large out-bHlding,
good large new stable with two stalls,
carriage house and large hay mo v,
elegant cistcrn 5000.
| Four good houses on large lot, good
garden, good renters, centrally Iocst :
Ell. fiue Investment, cheap to quick
buyer.
Fine double brick house IN good To-
cality, on fine lots. all necessary out
buildings. Cheap rs an investment.
GoodldouhIe dwelling, cheap At Sir
ZOO " III pay II per cent on invest
mcnt.
Large ll-rsom house, large stable
with two carriage housss, and other
buildings, house with elegant bath
room aud all medcrn Improvements in
the aeart of the city. VIII make fine
home
| We also have large number OF very
desirable building lots for sale.
FARM PROPERTY.
1875 IA acre farm with fine brick
house fine large bank barn double corn
crib and wagon shed, all necessary
outbuildings, running water, good
strong Limestone land acres orchard,
1851 acres good limestone farm, IA
acres good timber, good location.
Farm Of 1870 acres, oae OF the be st
limestone farms in Jefferson county,
running water, good 5-room dwelling,
new ground barn, double corn crib, 5
acres good timber. 20 acres in apple or
chard to years old, good fencing, on
good free Pike, good neighborhoei
$3.50 per acre.
lao acres high grade slate land, fine
Groom house, with bath aud all mod
ern improvements, In fine locality /,
good bare and lots Of COED sutbuild-
ings, good orchard, good lot Of timber. :
Elegant wheat farm. Very. desirable
home.
20 acres. Of good unimproved slate
land, 20 acres Of timber In god ilocali-
ty.
| A nice home miles from Martins
burg over pike, SO acres with nice
dwelling, good water, plenty of good
outbuildings, fine orchard.
IS acres, 8 miles from MartinsbHrg
new house, and outbuiidings 1880 APP
pie trees from to years old. Cheap,
81 acres Improved slate laad, 6-roem
house, good stable, all outbuildIngs,
neverfailing artesian well, water At
stable. Good apple orchard. Nice
cheap home, gosA locality.
so acres high grade slate. land, 80
acres in timber, enc mile from railroad
STATEN, near Winchester pike $40 per
acre.
57A acies Of fine timber about 8 miles
from railroad station. Can he bought
cheap.
Blacksmith and carriage factory 2
acres Of good land, s-reem dwelling,
very large cellar, large stable, ms out
build ings, good cistsrn. Very desira-
BILE home and one Of the best business
stands In the country.
36 acres good limestone land, ,unim-
proved, 10 acrcs in good timber, ore
mile from b. a o. railroad station, $50
per acre.