Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-08


a. Baltimore daily American and
state.man-Demoerat one year ut
% per year
4, John Upton Evers has returned
M visiting relatives ia View York
! Baltimore.
NJ, and Mrs. Guy g. Feiser, are the
..nv parents of fine young daugh-
xhlch arrived on Thanksgiving
:. The venerable Squire hes Joined
!. grsndfathers' list.
atoek men take notice. We guar
.,,ee VOLTS Hog Cholera Powders
"A preyent Cholera and cure s6 per
=, with Cholera. GILBERTS Drug
bore. h@4'o's'
Ne are still furnishing the States
Democrat and the Baltimore
l,l,v American at the price Of one
,,per, $500 per year. sl.oe for six
nonths and rs cents for three months.
Mr. Joseph IInbach has associated
,imself with Mr.. Charles Yontz in the
tuysre and stove business and the
syle of the firm IL YoDtz d lmbach.
We wish the new firm much pros
Frity.
The Y, M. G.. A. basket ball team
will have a great match game tonight
NTH the team of TO. II. of the Wash
pr,on National Guard. Our boys are
fine shape and will be apt to trina
he visitors.
DR.. Andrew III. Woods, will make
~ address at the Presbyterion church
h this city, next Sabbath morning,
Dec. 10, on the outlook in China and
Christian Missions Educational work
il that country.
Mrs. Luther +. Seibert, of this city,
bad the misfortune of falling down the
sllar steps last Saturday morning
ana breaking her arm. DR.. K. L..
sencindiver called and rendered
necessary attention.
Mrs. NJ. Ii. Amweg has gone to
New York to meet her son, Col. j. +.
|Amweg, of San francisco. Col. Am
veg is Que OF the leading citizens OF
bis state aud Que of the directors of the
great exposition III 1915.
AI l.. Stewart Barr, OF Washington
Fhs accepted a cierAship in the In
France Office of his brother-in law,
Hr. Heruert l.. Alexander, and will
make his home with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Alexander on Winchester avenue.
The many friends OF Mr.. John T.
Martin, formerly agent for the b. q o..
II this place out for many years yard
master at Brunswick, has been pro-
noted to The position of travelling yard
master, greatly delayed recognition
Of faithful service aud efficiency.
The bill of particulars filed by 5. j..
Dixon in the great damage suit against
ihe corporation of Martinsburg is a
Curiosity in the way of estimated pos
ubilites of the old Collins swamps
Just east of town. Mr.. Dixon estimates
4 possible crop of onions on this ground
MSl76,000.
Mr.. K, j. Perryman, of Kansas
Clty, Mo-, has been here for some days
% visit TO his relatives and friends.
Nj. Pergyman is engaged in the rail-
load business and was on his way to
New York in railroad business. Mr..
reryman, is friend CT Judge E. E..
P0rter6eld and was looking up the
Judges friends aud from whom we
heard with great pleasure.
Mr.. G. J. Spauldipg by his attorney
" civilian sued out writ of eject
nent against >. J. Dixon to dispos-
Sss him of nine acres of the bottom
spon which DIXON bases his suit for
damages against the Corporation of
AarIinsGurg. Spauldlag bought the
mad two years ago from the Collins
aelrs and alleges that Dixon has taken
'ad held possession of the same un
Awfully to the damage to the PLAIN
vi to the amount Of $1,000.
Mr.. H. l.. Smith, of this county,
was elected at the federated meeting of
me horti cultural and agricultural So
eelles at Keyser last week president OF
'ae state II orticultural society for the
'usulng year. This is decided honor
"so young man but one III every
way most worthily bestowed. Mr..
smith Is one of the most expert fruit
sowers in the state and is an accept
" authority in matters pertaining TO
we cultivation orch ards. He succeeds
aeh' job J. Cornwell, of Romney.