Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-03

aiss Ruby NOTES. y.
N''' ct of the Misses Miller Oh
.slb queen street.
chestnut crop is very heavy
y. vesr and the nuts are selling
~. eity at about ten cents pei
st
:, and Mrs. Harry VI. Grove re.
" from their wedding trip last
ssrd are temporarily at the home
!, brides parents on vest Martin
u
700 n Bow ers will sell two of
h,ms one known as the Ra u.s.
srm and the other as the Elm.
y Farm. and all personal property,
sDtipg his driving and riding horses
Nov 7th, at his home place, near
aphur Spring Ford.
rvou desire to BUY a home, small
of 81 acres or one of 172 acres,
., Geo II. Bowers sale of real and
.,oua! property, Nov, 7, near Sui
but Spring ford.
Ne hear with regrets that MIR. James
Clendenning, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r Clendennlng, of Bunker Hill had
!. arm broken last Monday night
.biIe cranking an automobile.
Mrs. b. NJ. Nuzum and her daugh-
NJ Miss Grace Nuzum, of Grafton,
/ N Va, who were on a visit to Mr..
md Mrs. B. +. Slape, in this city, left
az tbeu home Saturday evening.
N not fail to attend the sale of real
I'd personal property of Geo. II. Bow
nou tuesday, Nov. 7, 1911, l IL
nile. West of Leetown on the Sui
|Ibur Spring Road. All gearing and
|nschinery new. Best lot of horses in
|kferson county.
Mr. John II. Lemen, who has been
n visit to his brother, Wyncoop
amen, at Angus, Minnesota, returned
bis week accom- panied by his brother
|.ho Will spend the winter here.
Nr. and Mrs. Dyson Wright, of
|galowe, wish to extend their thanks
b their friends and neighbors for their
,Iuduess AT the time of the sickness
md Death Of their little daughter.
Ifyou ave looking for heavy draft
otis n Y.uod mares in foal, weighing
sixteen % seventeen hundred pounds
and ,ollg you an get accommodated
1t Geofse RI. towers sale ut sulphur
,qrse ford
1be lam sburg farm and Eimwood
kum and all personal property offered
tim sale will be sold on Nov. I, 1911,
lear sulphur Spring ford, irrespective
ipnce.
Geo. Fl. Bowers.
Rev. DR.. F. M. Woods, returned
ONE last Saturday from Winchester
here he had been attending the meet
lg Of Synod. He was accompanied
J his son Rev. ID. j. Woods, d. d.,
aster Of the Presbyterian church, at
'scksburg, Virginia, who preached
u him on Sunday morning and Rev.
A. Armstrong preached at night.
ltJ. NJ. Stribling was the lay dele
ate from this church to the synod.
The Way the Wind Is Blowing.
Acanvasssof Green county, Iowa.
made 10y mail, may be accepted as a
showing how the politi-
al wind is blowing in that section.
'ne hundred and twenty letters were
ent out to Republicans only, and
lnety-SeVen answers were received.
Ome of the questions presented and
ne answers received were as follows;
IL TAFT should be nominated, will
Oa support him? Yes, 81; No, "a;
flank, y.
DO you approve of the Payne-Aldrich
MI: Yes, II; No, So.
DO you approve of Taft's action in
ne Balllnger matter? Yes, 2; No, 81.
10 you approve of the attack on DR..
Wiley? Yes, 3; No, 81.
DO you approve of Taft's veto of the
'0Oien schedule as passed by the last
'eAgress? Yes IS; No. 20.
10 you believe the Taft admInistra-
wa 1avors the farmer and laborer, or
le trusts? Farmers, 6: Trusts IS.