Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-02-09
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If you want sheep don't neglect
vanmetre's sale, Feb. %.
Don't forget that public sale Of live
stock on Washiugton's birthday.
The Berryville Horse Show has been
set this year fer August 10, IA and 10.
If you want horse, colt or mule
yeu can buy one every minute at Van
metres Sale, Feb. %.
Porterfeld & Boyer have several fine
farms for sale and some Of the finest
apple land in the belt.
Mr.. Edward Rhodes, we are sorry to
say is sick with typhoid fever at his
home on East Burke street.
One farm of IT'S acres, highly eIe-
waited soapstone land. A bargain.
PORTERFIELD & BOYER.
Sheep can't loose money this season.
Don't neglect the harness, implements
and engine at Vanmetre's sale Febru-
airy %.
Sunny Jim, he who now presided
over the u s. Senate, it is said has
signified his willingness to again run
for Vice presidents
Rev. W. d. Mitchell, evangelist, now
pastor Of the Inwood U. B. church has
been at Great Cacapon this week assist
ing in revival meeting.
Attorney Carroll Sencindiver, who
is located for practice of his profession
at Blueield, w. Va, is here on visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L..
SencIndiver.
Mr.. Lewis Bentz, of Jefferson, Md,
has accepted a position in the Old Ma
tisnal bank succeeding Mr.. Shirley
Shaull. He is a line young man and
il making many friends.
We have several very desirable SIN all
farms for sale within q short distance
frem MartInsburg and any one desire
ing small farm would do well to see
us at once. Porteriieid e. Boyer.
We are informed that our friend, Mr..
james Hamill, who had a severe fall
some time back is recovering and we
are glad to say is again able to go about
his home which is at Thurmont, Md.
Mr.. r. G.. Horner is having the room
recently vacated by Mr.. q. &. Keedy,
in the Teller building, now owned by
by Mr. Homer, fitted up for Messrs
Entler q Nudge for wall paper store.
Shaull Brothers have moved their
store into their new room in the Dorm
building and they have very COM
modicns and handsome store. They
have fine long room and two splend-
ed display windows.
Mr. j. Frank Thompson, who has
been in Oklahoma for the past sever
al weeks has returned home. While in
Oklahoma he with other gentlemen
made trip to the City of Mexico, and
important places in Texas.
Mr.. L. = Underhill has purchased
the interests of A. B. Noll, G, E.
Williams and Harold Bender in the
livery business which he has been run
ing for several years. He now becomes
the sole owner of the business.
There ought to be no scarcity Of ice
next summer. The streams and ponds
have been frozen over with fine Ice and
some have been frozen to the bottom.
Those who have lee houses ought to
have good supply laid up for the hot
weather next summer.
The past week has given US another
spell OF frlgid weather. The thermome-
ter has been lowering about eight and
twelve above zero each morning this
week. The snow which fell last Sun
day night did not cover the ground
long but was blown about and disap
peared.
Mr.. Charles E. Aud has been pro
NOTED to the position Of yardmas'er at
the B. & o. yards in this city. He is
o fine railroad man and his efficiency
and faithfulness is being recognized.
Mr.. Roger Wall, who has been yard
master for some mouths goes back to
train service as a conductor.
Fifteen draft, and standard bred
horses and colts in fine order, as Hol-
stein cattle, Including Is mixers and
10 Holstein bulls, 6 Ayrshire cattle, and
few Jerseys at the sale of q. J. Cav
aiIer d Son, one mile from Harpers
Ferry w Va, Feb. IA, 1917. See adj