Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-24

m. Baltimore daily American and
statesma n-Democrat one year at
sNp per year
10 reyret to learn that Mrs. Robert
BryarIy has been extremely i'll at
y home at Inwood.
The Baltimore daily Sun and the
.,tesman- Democrat fer the small
uu of 50 90 per year.
The firm of Hoaseworth and Tim
ssman. the clothiers, have recently
stup handsome electric sign.
Misses Nera Dawson and GenevIeve
rsumel of the A. U. telephone ex-
,snge, spent Sunday at Berkeley
springs
Mrs. w. d. Brown, of ashington,
sturned home on Sunday afternoon
.ser visit to her brother, Mr.. o. E.
sommers, on West Burke street
Go to GILBERT'S Drug Store for
Pure Black Pepper, Saltpetre, Corian-
Der and all kinds Of Pure Ground
Specs. ll24-6ts.
We are still furnishing the States
nan. Democrat and the Baltimore
siy American at the price of one
psper, $500 per year. $1.50 for six
months and rs cents for three months.
Floyd Combs who for several years
has Kept saloon in this city was ar
Eested on Tuesday and taken before a
Equire where he was convicted Of steal,
lg cigars form the Wood Cigar Store
lie va, fiDed $40 and cost.
Prof. Thomas c. Miller, principal Of
Shepherd college was called TO his old
home at jamestown, Marion county
by Inc illness and death Of his father
Nh, W. f. Mailer, venerable citizen
thai place at the age OF SO years.
those who wish reading for the
winter should subscribe for the States
MAJ De .u0crat and the Baltimore
dsu. cuu. Two papers for the price
Of Cu. 1890 per year. 81 30 for six
mouus, 10 cents tor three months.
MI. Gorge Grim who was operated
lpO 50. ,,e Nisy hospital last week
sad " ialge tumor taken from her
bid, It ed 10 her home a. Gerards-
low taesuay last. Though still
|rgl, wes4 7ue has been greatly bene-
ittu " me operation.
+ rm asnator Henry g. Davis has
give. DAVIS and Elkins college at Ell
FIN w Va, another hundred tbous-
anu las AS an endowment. The
sen. + nd.. been most liberal towards
Ihls >Areiieut college and has done a
lTea deal 70 oring about It's excel
ence
Thomas hardy, deputy sheriff vas
Killed IN the town of Weverton, Mary
land, GA the line of the B. & o. by ii
|uegro desperate who escaped and was
never arrested. Recently the family of
HE murdered man received word tina
snegro dying at Chicago confessed
having committed the murder. 1t has
'een four years since Hardy was kill
ed while rounding up number of ho-
Dos on passing train.
Mr.. Claud p. Light, son of Mr..
ihomas + Light, who recently grad
used from the law school of the
|"ashngton and Lee University, has
ecaIed in the town of Parhersburg,
W Va, for the practice of his profess
'Oh' He is an exceptionally bright
'eun man, oi good habits and with a
Entleman's sense of honor. He is well
qulpped for the legal profession and
~'ake great pleasure in commencing
a'in to the good people of Parkersburg'
Former Sheriff j w. Gardner, as
administrator C. t. a., of the late Miss
NUN Brown, on Saturday sold coax
snu, the farm of the late James M
Drown, two miles east of Charles
'O"n, and containing 276 acres, al
public sale. The bidding was started
"SiOV per acre, and was rapid, going
y at ten dollars clip until it reached
''o9' The property was Knocked down
Mr. j. II. Dutterer compact body
and containing nearly 1900 acres
'''nln three miles OF Charles Town,
'uu between the Harpers Ferry turn
NAe and the Dutfields load. The Oak
'Du farm will be divided. Mr.. Dut-
e'ers daughter, Mrs. Geo. b. Zinp
WI lake the Improvements, with $50
''es OF 1t, ard Mr.. linn and family
~ move on the place in the spring
~ butterer will hold the remainder
~ and will probably plant a part of
" apple trees. Advocate.