Spirit Of Jefferson from Charles Town, West Virginia • Page 2

SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON. Obaslxs iiniuoi Coduti, Va. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 31.18SM. Congressional Convention. At a meeting of tbe Democratic Executive Committee of the 2nd district of West Virginin, held in Martinsburg on June 19, 1894, the committee fixed as a basis of representation one delegate for every fifty votes cast at the last presidential election, and no delegate for le9S than fifty, and fired tbe time August 29tb, at 10:80 A and Martinsburg the place for holding the convention to nominate a candidate for Congress from said district.

All Democratic Executive Committees of the respective counties composing the 2nd congressional district wilt lake tbe necessary action in sendin? delegates to the convention. Stuart W. Walker. Chairman, Josei-ji S. Bragoxier, Secretary.

Excursion trains will be run on all railroads at reduced rates for and all others attending the convention. Speakers of national reputation will be present. Senator Voorhces is ill. Chairman Wilson is reported much stronger. The West Virginia National Guard is encamped at Martinsburg.

Ex-Senator A. R. Unger aud Mr. rice W. Catlett are named as Senatorial aspirauts from Morgan county.

The President has sent to the Senate tbe nomination of Stephen W. Poe to be postmaster at Grafton, W. Va. Harrisonburg, lias elected a Democratic mayor, and five out ol (lie nine cotincilmen are aUo Democrats. The present council is Republican.

We are requested to announce that Judge D. B. Lucas will speak in Shepherdstown on Friday, August 3, at 2 P. and iu Charles Town on Saturday, August, 4, at same hour. A petition signed 2.COO employees of the government printing office in Washington, who represent that the building is unsafe, has been sent to the House and Senate committees on printing.

For the first time since the tariff fight begun Democratic Senators who have been steadfast is support of the compromise bill show signs of wavering and the House conferees believe the tide is turning in their favor. Governor Patlison, of Fennsyl- vania, has appointed Col. G. W. Z.

Black a delegate to assist (he Antictam battlefield commission in locating the position of Pennsylvania troops at the battle fought September 17th, 18C2. Tbe President's most important visitor Saturday morning, says the Star, was Representative Wilson of West Virginia. The two spent some time in conference, which unquestionably related to the disentangling of the tariff knot. The stables of the Kuox Express Company, in Washington, find over J50 horses were consumed by lire and the stable of the Adams Express Company nearly destroyed Wednesday morning, entailing a loss of $500,000, Three firemen were killed by a falling wall and several others injured. War been declared between China and Japan, and the King of Corea has been captured by the Japanese troops.

It is said that engagements have taken place between Jap- ancse and Cliiuese warships, in which the former have been successful. Marines have been sent from the United States cruiser Baltimore to protect the American legation at Seoul. The Marlinsburg World, in its notice of the recent game of base ball played here, said of our club: contest was nip and tuck between tbe two clubs, the Charles Town Club being far superior to our boys' expectations, and we can safrly say that the Charles Town boys are an honor to the city they represent. Our boys put up as fine a game as ever us far as the game went, but their opponents put up equally as good game. For the Charles Town boys wc cannot say too much, as they played as fine a game as any club our boys have struck this season." U.

8. Treasurer Daniel Nash Morgan called ou Col. Jno. T. Gibson a few days ago.

As an item of interest connected with his office we append a list of contents of the treasurer's vaults: $150,800,000 staudaid silver dollars. $5,470,000 gold coin. $230,000 fractional silver and minor coin. $.1,500,000 Natioual Bank Notes received for redemption. $1,000,000 mixed moneys icceived daily for redemption.

$1,000,000 mixed moneys for daily $250,000,000 bonds held as security for N. B. circulation, $304,021,129 held as reserve to replace worn and mutilated notes unfit ciieulation. Total treieUi co about 5,000 ns. that Order for Stock.

How a "Tout" in Wathimglon Hade Trouble for Mr. Camel Details of the Scheme. to tlio Wheeling Washington, July the Senate sugar investigation committee lias not completed its work nor made any report, it can he stated with positircness that the members have learned enough to convince them that the newspaper stories charging Senulor Camden with having speculated in Trust stock were made up of the vaguest hearsay that was ever used as a basis for an attack on the character of a public man. The slight importance which the investigating committee attached to the stories is shown by the fact that it never thought it worth while to recall Camden as a witness in the matter, although he was anxious to appear and meet the charges, if they were ever put in sufficiently tangible shape to be njet and refuted in detail. It appears that the nian who originally made the charges and.claimed to have had in his possession an order from the Senator to buy stock, was formerly employed a here in ft broker's office "lhc man bore anything but a savory reputation aud it is said before he disappeared from Washington, he checks 00 which the holders have not been able to collect the money, because there was no money in the banks on which they were drawn to meet thera.

The men who hold these checks are very anxious to have the missing man return to Washington. If does, they promise to see that he is provided with an extra new suit of striped clothing. 1 he investigating committee have unearthed a very interesting of the manner which this bucket-shop tool worked up business for his It appears that lie was given a commission on ail orders to or oeli stock which he brought During the excitement about thu sugar tariff, when there was a rag" for? "tip," from the Senate for use wm.n Street this man thom and tell them that Senator So-and-So had or 1 oon'ei 10 or 8L'" 500 oi snares of sugar stock Ho victim In Jnctim that Senator So-and-So ought to know what he was doing and hig money was to J)e roade by following the Senator's example. In this way the "tout" would order on which, the broker who paid him a commission. Sometimes when dealing with warv speculators the -'tout" would, it is and write out a bogus order to buy or sell stock to it the name of some pub' lic man, preferably the name of a Senator reputed to be wealthy his vi, 0rdtr3 to his victims to convince them that what he said was true and to in duce them to give him orders to buy n' Tilen: is litlle doulit Camrtllf 3 gGd Senator Camden was gotten up in this way and was intended to be used only a decoy to get business for Hie latter probably never dreamed that this sort of game he was playing was a species of forgery which might send him to the pemitentiary.

lien the sugar investigation came on and he discovered, where the posj-ession of these fake prtfprs and him.he disappeared, and the men into whose possession some of the orders fell, suspecting their real nature, destroyed them. These are the luside facts, it appears, as far as the investigators have been able to get at then). The School Problem Solved. "A parent never lias tp face graver problem than where to send his son, when for the boys own good he must get out of the home-nest, and yet not away from home-like care. No one-sided training will meet the pasc, but physical, intellectual, and moral powers must all be developed with patienco and skill in order to fit and balance him for success in life.

In the opinion of its friends there is no institution in the South that hae been more successful in this respect than 1-TSIIBUKNE SCHOOL of Waynesboro, Virginia. Past performance is its best promise. Its' catalogue contains many remarkable testimonials, and should be In Ike hands of everyone who is interested In selecting a school for boys. For catalogue write to A. Fishburne, A.

Waynesboro, Va." Great and sweeping reductions in all our departments at Kahn's, Sadler Building. The announcement of Mr. C. C. Conklyn for re-election to the office of tho Board of Education of Charles Town District, appears in another column.

Mr. Conklyn takes a very lively interest in public schools and has servidtue district in the above capacity with The present splendid graded school has baen established under his incumbency and it is a credit to the towu, the county and the district. CURES OTHERS To purify, enrich and vitalize the blood, and thereby invigorate the liver and digestive organs, brace up the nerves, and put the system in order generally, "Golden Medical Discovery" has no equal. DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORM. Ervin Dieteuly, of PaH writes: "Only those who have had dyspepsia in its worst forms know what it really can be.

What such a cose needs I have found in your kindly enaouragemcnt, and your Golden oal Although I can now claim, it any one can. that I have a cast Iron stomaoh. I always keep Medical I and the Pelyour piscoverr'and Iota on hand when settling down from ou I heartily recommend these meoioines to every one whose suffering is of the nature that mine was." Bold everywhere. WH NOT YOU? JUr. friend Morrow, the Advocate man, reminds ns of the story of the bull-on the railroad track.

The bull seeing the engine approaching, squared-himself to oppose it. The engineer, taking hold of the lever, remarked: ''My friend. I admire your xleplore your discretion." Morrow has been on the track bellowing, throwing mud and trying to obstruct the passage of the grandest engine of all Democratic old Grover as engineer and Billy Wilson as fireman. "Morrow contends that W. L.

Wilson has nothing to do with the light between Messrs. Clements and We reply that he has everything. Mr. ilson is Mr. Clevelaud on the floor, and since Mr.

Clements' hostility to both Mr. Cleveland and Wilson is known, his (Clements') election would he the greatest slap in the face Mr. Wilson ever received. It would be construed throughout the State and country that Wilson's own county repudiated him. The Advocate's excuse for Clements scratching Cleveland's name is on account of the President's views on silver.

Was not Mr. Clements as familiar with the President's views on subjept the time of his application for a position as he was in November, 181)2. There wero two applicants for Railroad Commissioner, Gen, Jos. E. Johnston and Capt.

W. M. Clements. Thp President selected the former. The latter scratched the Presidents namo.

Comments are unnecessary. Jefferson county Democrats have a reputation throughout the State that one should he proud of, nnd we mistake very much their temper If they encouroge such direct violation of parly rules and principles. Ills extremely doubtful whether, according to the rules of the County Executive Committee, his name can be put on the ticket or counted. The rules both National ond State ticket. The electors ore State nominatloni.

The Advocate canuot ttie issue or deny the fact that and his immediate followers? the ones who have the reputation of running hjs anti-administration. jj How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for C.ttSrrU cannot be cured by ilttll 8 Catarrh arc. CHENEY A Toledo, O. He Itic niidcwlepi'd bflvo known F. and believe lilni I erfeetlr honorable In all business financially able to curry out any mudc by tlielr firm.

ledn.EoT Tlucs' Wlioleeule Di uggUu, ToOmu.Tof^o.O.* ini'Si. taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfc? 11,0 "ISt free! Prlte per bottle. Soid by all Druggists. Communicated. Mr is quite manifest that the management of oijr beautiful cemetery made no mistake when they placed the present incumbent, Mr.

j. d. Watters, in charge as its keeper. Since lie entered upon his duties jins sfipwp a most commendable interest in his jrqrk, and the improved condition of the roadbeds and walks is evidence of his industry. The betterment of appearance greets the eye on every hand.

to this Mr. is a florist, and has the skill of an artist and shows It In the formation of two beautiful flower beds where lie has planted and cultivated a great variety of choice flower plants, upon which he has bestowed great pains and tare. I hey are now in bloom, lovely to the 0yet an ornament to the place. Flowers 'Uiie smiles of God. How becoming the spot where the dust of our loved ones rest.

in addition, ho and his good wife are courteous, accommodating, ready to give information and make one visit to the "silent city" agreeable, Town, 37, Nothing Strange. anVilfeW dys," Mn Annual Encampment, W. Va National Quard. Tbe est Virginia National Guard will go into camp at Martinsburg July and break UL Droa Vor 11.1s occasion tliu n. O.

It. K. Co placed 011 tale excursion at reduced 10 Martinsburg and return from Piedmont, Iiockvillc, Klllcott Oily, Frederick, n.id all intermediate lit'ki for all trains aitl, to An elusive 1' 3ud in Tribute of Respect. At a inectinsr of tlie Board of of Jefferson Building Association No. 10.

held this 9iJ? of ylulv, 1S94, it baring been announced that Ifjrschman. a of said Board, had departed this IJfg. and the said board of Directors desirous of paying a little tribute of respect to bis memory. On motiou it was Jiesolccil. That this Board has heard with deep rcgrtt the demise of their esteemed associate, Mr.

Simon Ilirschmun. who in the discharge of his dutirs as a member of the Board was always faithful to the interest in part entrusted to his care, and whose ability and crperiencc 1st the management of the business of the Association was often co isultcd with piofit by his fellow Directors. That a copy of these proece lings he mtblishi iu the papers Town and be scut to the family of (he depcqsG C. CARRELL, F. ENGLE.

CLEON MOORE. Committee. Hall of Independent Fire Company No. I. At a regular meeting of the above co the followiug resolutions were unanimously adopted liesoleed.

That the sinccre thanks of this Company are due. and are hereby tendered to Hon. B. D. Gibson.

lion. Frank (lordon and Hon. Win. L. Wilson and to Mr.

C. M. Ilough. Fire Marshal, the Charles Town Cornet Bund. Citizens Fire Company and the Bloomery Brass Baud, Rev.

8. Yv. Cole, bis honor the mayor of Charles Town, and the City Council, aud that our thanks are especially due and hereby tendered to the ladles who energetically assisted at tbo repent banquet, and also to all who in any way contributed to the success of it, j. c. Holmes, Capt.

W. O. Eabsshaw, Scc'y. Sunday-School Convention. The third annual meeting of the Jefferson County Sunday School Convention mot in the Union Church at Kabictown, Thursday, July 20th.

1894:. The Oonvention was called to order by the president, Rev. A. A. P.

Neel; opening Hyinn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus-Name," sung by the congregation. The opening prayer by Rev. J. T. Barber, of Falls Church, Va.

The nominating Committee reported the following names for the different offices who wore all unanimously elected. Rev. F. A. Strother, H.

Shipmau, Secretary; D. A. Phillips, Treasurer. Vice Presidents. H.

T. Milev, Dr. W. W. Brown, Eugene Baker, N.

S. J. Strider, Jessie A. Engle, Sr. Executive Committee.

Rev. A. A. P. Neel, J.

B. Osbourn, Rev. C. Rockcv, Rev. S.

W. Cole. The first subject on the program. "The Ol'ject of the Sunday School. Is it being fulfilled? If not why not? Discussed by Rev.

F. A. Strother. An essay on the same subject prepared by Miss Kate R. Tanquary, which was read bv Sliss Alice Young, after which the following rcBoIution was offered.

Itetolred, Wo appreciate sister Kate B- Tatinunry'n desire to serve the chuec and the S-inday School Convention work as evidenced bvthc preparation of the most admirable address under trying olroiunstaiioos and sending the same to the seat of the Couyention to be read. llesolectl. That we heartily sympathise with her and tender our sympathy to her in the extreme illness of her father. Signed. Rkv.

A. A. P. Neel, Rev. Strother.

1:30 p. July 19th. "What can a few earnest workefs accomplish in the Sunday School?" The following gentlemen addressed the Convention on this subject: J. D. Derr, Wm.

Watson. W. W. Lloyd. D.

A. Phillips. 2:30 p. in. "What Are the True Relations of the Sunday School to the Church?" Addresses on this subject by Hev.

S. W. Cole, Samuel Barr. 3:30 p. m.

Question Box. Rev. J. T. Barber, of Falls Church to an swer.

Quite a number of questions were asked and answered', all of which will be publishud In the coun ty papers at a later date. At 8 p. m. talks on and Sunday School by Ed. J.

Rich ardson, of Berryville, J. T. Barber, of and A. D. Barr.

Evening meeting was closed with a solo by Mrs. Byates. Benediction by Rev. A. A.

P. Neel. July 20th, 1S94. Convention op ened at 9 a. m.

with singing by choir, "Stand Up For Jesus." Scripture lesson, Pent. 31 7 13 read by Rev. J. T. Barber.

can we best make the home co-oper ate with the Sunday An essay prepared by Miss Ivate Riddle was the presented. After which there was an experience meet The Con vention unanimously voted to have Mips Riddle's essay pub lished in the county papers. Entertainments, first, how often and when should they be held? Second, what kind best supplement Sunday School teaching? Third who are the most suitable persons to prepare an entertainment Miss Ada V. Brotherton read a paper on this subject which was well received. Then followed in the discussion of the same subject, Rev.

G. G. Everhart, Sir. Samuel Barr, Rev. J.

R. Schilltz. 11:30 a. in. The question Box was A.

A. Neel to answer. Afternoon session was opened with prayer by Rev. S. G.

Ferguson, of FrederickHburg, Va. best to interest Sunday Schools," exercisis, exercises, the review exercises, were Rev. S. W. Cole aud Judge Frank Beckwith.

How lo develop Hie benevo lent Spirit in our Sunday Schools," proper sj'Btem, second the proper directicn. Rev. J. R. Schultz and David Howell address od the Convention on this suliji-ct.

Rev. J. T. Borden read a paper on "some common mistakes," in Sunday School work. Resolutions were adopted thank mg Rev.

A. A. P. Neel for the inter est ho had manifested, and to nhum the success of the Convention is largely due, thanking Rev. J.

T. Bather and Mr. J. Richardson for the vory valuable services the Convention, and Inviting them to lie present at our next an nual Convention, the S. S.

people of KubW-town and vicinity for their warm and enthusiastic reception, and the choir lor the gold singing furnished. The Convention was invited to I Summit Point, Oakland, Kabletown ami ShopherdBtowu, the latter place receiving the most votes. It was unanimously chosen for the nest Convention. The meeting closed liy singing "God be with you till we meet again," benediction by Rev. Q.

(5. Everhart. Rev. J. T.

Barber addressed a mass meeting in the M. Church South, his subject being "the safeguard of our liberties, the bible and the Sunday school. Large crowds attended the meet ing both days, and all interested in Sunday school won; wetp loud in their praise of the work of the Convention. For frame dwelling, containing four large rooms. Inquire at this office.

Three hundred middle posts and 150 mortised posts for sale by Geo. II. Hagley. The Dr. J.

II. McLean almanacs, with Hicks' weather predictions, ni Light Watson's. Do you know how to keep cool? Yes, how? By drinking soda water at Light Watson's. They have twenty different flavors, and it is as cold as ice can make it. Public SpeE king.

Major A. W. McDonald, a candidate for the Legislature, will address the voters of Jefferson county on the issues of the day, at the following places: Kearney July 31, 8 P. M. August 1, 8 P.

M. August 2, 8 P. M. August 4, P. M.

August 6, 8. P. M. Shenandoah Junction Tuesday, August 7, 8 P. M.

August 8, 8 P. M. Charles August 10, 8 P. M. Fairs and Exhibitions.

21-23. Williams 27-Sept. 1. Morgan's 4-7. 11-14.

2-5. 9-1C. 9-16. 9-16. Summer dress goods of all kiuds, must be sold, bring your money -to Hirschroans', we always give j'ou good vaiue.

Call and 9ee J. F. Reininger's S1G, $17 and S18 Scotch Tweeds and English Cheviots. Cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $20. For all lung and Bronchial troubles take Light Watson's cod liver oil and wild cherry bark, endorsed and prescribed by eminent phj'sicians.

Parasols, fans, inits, gloves, handkerchiefs, at Falmbauuis'. Earge assortment of table linens, towels, napkins, at Palmbaums'. and Western trains passing.here northward at 9:50 A. and southward at 5:37 P. now run to and from Elkton, instead of Shenandoah as heretofore.

Di-. Tomlinson's DENTAL OFFICE, Or ClIAULSS AND LlBEIlTT STKEE CIIARLESTOWN. A fpll line of toilet soaps, sachet powders, bath sponges, combs, brushes, tooth brushes, tooth powder, nail brushes, files and qualify and low prices, at Light Watson's. the men who they cannot be fitted in ready-to-wear clothing would drop into the Temple of Fashion, we will soon convince them, and probably will save 50 per cent. Grp.

II. On account of the death of our Mr. Simon Ilir3chman, all the accounts due the firm of S. D. Hirschtnan Co.

must be settled 9Q days from this date, July 13, 1894. S. Hiusciimax Co. Major IL Kyd Douglas, formerly of Stonewall Jackson's staff, and Mr3. Sartoris, the pretty widowed daughter of the great Unioq chief; tain, arc at the Rlue Mountain House, and while their engagement is deuied, he is said to be ever by her side.

Fire was discovered at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning in the large shuck faclory of D. L. Renteh, at Shepherdstown. The building and contents were destroyed. Insured for part of their value.

The fire is supposed to have been incendiary. At the same time an attempt made to burp paper mill nearby. Why do you pay five cents for one cigar, when you can buy two fivecent cigars for a nickel at S. S. Dalgarn's.

Buy the stitch-down shoe, the comfortable shoe, the durable shoe, and in fact any of the latest style shoes, at S. S. Dalgarn's. Shoes, Toucher, Men's, and aft of thp lates styles and cuts of fine shoes at rock-bottom prices at Dalgarn's. There are two places where satisfaction can always by found: in the dictionary and at Light Watson's drug store, next door to P.

O. Gpod desserts depend largely ppon the flavors used. Jf ypu use Light Watson's flavoring extracts you will always have them good, as we make our own extracts and guarantee them to be full strength, pure and characteristic of the'r respective fruits. Light Watson. FOR LOW PRICKS OF LUMBER see advertisement of LIBBEY, BITTINGER MILLER MARRIED.

On Thursday evenine. July 12. 1891. nt the Lutheran tmrHinn'r in by Rev. U.

H. Rnckev. Mr. JOHN HOFFMAN to Mbc ELLA KFRNEY, all of Shephcrditowo. On Saturday t'vrnluir.

July 14, 1894. at the Southern In Sbepherdatown, l.y Rev. F. A. Strother.

Mr. WALTER CATON to CARRIE B. STALE1', all of thl? county. At the residence of the mother In Berkeley couutr. on Thursday, July Stb.

1SSM. Rev. J. A. D.D..

of MartiDsburK. Mr. J. W. I1ILDEBRAND.

of York. and MART A- WipgT, pf Gert ardftowu. DIED, 6T Obituary notices exceeding five lines Ten Cents per line. Near Gerardntowu, Berkeley countv. July 7th.

Mrs. 8ALUB E- IIOLLIS. wife of Edijar A. Hollts. She was a member of the Metho? dist Church, Two children, boy aud girl, aged 6 and 3 years.

survive her. Valley Seminary. Waynesboro, Va. MRS. AND US.

J. B. WINSTON, PRINCIPALS. Ten in faculty. Three male Terchers, all experienced.

live, successful Seminary for Girls and Younj Ladies. Fare oncit eptionahle. Scud for Catalogue. July il, I Was Weak, Tiled and nervous, my food did not dlcttt easily In tact I was In poor health generally. I had to sleep propped up In bed to breathe easily at nigbt.

I had the grip and atterwardi a severe cough. I found relief in Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 have taken seven bottles and can eat what I please, sleep soundly and feel rested unless I overxv t. 1 feel as young as 1 did at lk when I use in my exMrs. I- E.

"Wallace ercise. I cannot begin to express my thanks sufficient for such a great soothing, health restoring medicine Mood's Soraa-? 1 parUla as HoodTs Sarsaparilla. -g Una. Claju. J.

Wal- 1 UI lack, wife of Rev. I. E. Wallace, clerk of Blood 'w River Association of Baptists, Caivert City, Ky. Hood's PHIS give universal satisfaction.

Prepared by C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass. Jan. Proposals Wanted.

Wanted, by the Board of Education of Charles Town District, proposals for building new School Bulldine in said district- Proposals to be received niiUI 10 A. M. on Monday. August C. 1804.

For plans and specifications upply at the office of Cleon Esq. C. C.COSKLYN. July 31, Prcs't Board of Education. Republicans of JeflFerson There will be held at Shcuaudoah Junction.

Mondav, Anzust f.lh, at 1 o'clock P. a 1 nicetio" of "the Hepnhllcars of Jefferson county to clcct a Cbai-man of the Exccntivc Committee, and any oilier business the convention may seo fit to.transart Called by HAMILTON HATTEU. Secretary of the Republican Executive Committee of Jefferson Connty, W. Va. July 81.

Stephenson Seminary -FOE? Young Ladies, CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA. The next session will begin Tuesday. lltli and eloso June 14th, For catalogue containing terms and other particulars, apply to either of the co-priucipais. KEV. C.

N. CAMPBELL, D.D. MISS C. L. Ll.OYD, M.

A. July Valley Female College, WINCHESTER, VA. Rev. J. P.

IIyde. D. LL. D-, President, will begin its Twextt-Fikst Annual Session QJlrr "Wednesday, Sept. 19,1894.

with a full faculty of EXPERIENCED TEACHERS. Examinations for entrance and class assignment Mondav and Tuesday, September 17th and lStfe. Each Department Pbesided Oveii nr a Specialist, hence the best advjniaiie In Music, ArV English. Ancient Modern Home Comforts, abundant and well prepared tabic, well furtdslied chambers, Well Lighted. Heated and Yenti i.ated Dining and Recitation Halls.

Terms as reasonable as can be obtained ir. any institution of like advantages. General information and catalogues, i references. furnished Pit i application to thu President. July 31.

Commissioner's Notice. In tlic Circuit Court of Jefferson County, W. GEO. D. JOHNSON.

R. Dunaway and W. Strider. partners trading under the ftrm and name of DtinaMfuy A Strider, and Eugeuc UaUup, plalutlfTs, AGAINST MARTIN L. COLLINS, Stuart W.

Walker, Trustee. A. N. Hutzlcr. A.

L. Anderson, Win. llazlettand Enhralm Watson Defendants. IN CHANCERY. from Pftrty Of 38.

is aduulaod. ordered aud decreed that this cause to referred to Cleou Moore, a Commissioner of this Court, with to settle the accouutg of the taid Stuart W. Walker. Ti nstcc. to ascertain what balance will be distributable to the creditors after paying the costs of sale; to aseertalu tile of the said Martin L.

Colics aud the amount, lie owes to eaeli: what would lie distributive share of this fund in thu hanris of said Trustee, coining to each creditor lu event of a decree to that effect; to iuquirc into and repot upon insolvency or solvent of said M. L. Collins, and report upon auy other matters deemed by himself or any of the parties, and to take testimony desired by tbe parties uud ntiy of thclu, aud report to a future term of ibis Court. A copy? Teste. JNO.

M. DANIEL. Clerk. NOTICE. Nnt'ee hereby given that I willexecute the foregoing decree at iny iu Cliaiies Town, Va.f on the 23rd day of August, 1SD4.

Given uuder my baud this 29th day of Jdj, 1894. CLEON MOORE, July NOTICE TO CREDITORS. To the creditors of Martin L. Cob? I ins: purftyoncc pf depree of I lie Circuit Couit of Jefferson, marie iu a cause therein pending, to sut.jcct the real estate of the said Martin L. Co'iius to the payment of his are required to ptesent yi.ur claims against Martiu 1-.

Collins for adjudication to Cieon Moore. Commissioner, at oflice. in the comity, ou or before the 23rd day of August, 1SU4. Wit uchP. John M.

Daniel, Clerk of the said Court, this 27tb day of July, 1S1H JNO. M. DANIEL, July Clerk. CHAllLES TOWN Male Academy. THE NEXT SESSION OK THE ACADEMY BfcGJJiS SEPT.

10. 1SQ5K. K. MEADE, June 19. ISM.

Principal. shepherd COLLEGE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, SHEPHERDSTOWN, WEST YA. Normal and Academic Vocal and Instrumental ALL COURSES THOROUGH. TUITION To Students having AppoinUncnta. Boarding $2.75 to $3.00 per week.

For Circulars and Information apply to A. C. KIMLER, July Principal Oxford Ties and Juliets. FOU THE REMAINDER OF SUMMER. I Lave just purchased a very large supply of Lad.et Oxiord Ties and GEO, II.

HAGLEY. July .3,. liii, For the Legislature. We arc authorised to ancouuec A. VV.

MeDonali) a candidate for the Legislature from the Delegate District composed of the couu? ties of Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan, subject to the action of the Democratic Nominating Convention. July JO, District Delegate. Tojhe Editor Spirit You arc authorized to announce Gloon Moore, as a candidate for the Legislature from tbo Delegate District composed of the Counties of Jenerson. Berkeley and Morgan, subject to the Democratic Nominating Convention. MANY VOTERS.

July 3, For the Legislature. "We are authorized aud requested to announce MR. WM. M. CLEMENTS, of Surauilt Polut.

a caudidatc to represent Jefferson county In the Legislature. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. VOTERS. For the Legislatureo announce Hon. A.

S. DANDRIDGE, of Shepberdstowu district, as a candidate for the Legislature from Jefferson conntr- no has been faithfnl In the rtast, he will prove true in the future. Jlo will be heartily supported by MANY VOTERS. For Delegate at Large. W.

May Editor Spirit of Jefferson: As an earnest staunch Democrat, who desires to sec wcrth and youth recognized lu our paity, wo endorse the candidacy of Jesse T. Bn Hi art of this city for Delegate at large iu this District. If uomlnatcd ho will be elected and reflect credit and honor on lils pirty and himself. MANY VOTERS. School Commissioner.

r. to announce Mr. CI1AS. Kj. lUNKiii as a candidate for the now held hv him-President of the School Board of Charles Town District.

For School Commissioner. As an earnest, staunch friend of the Public Schools, aud one anxious for their of 1IENJ. K. BKAVEhS for School Commissioner. He will be supported by July 10.

1S1M. MANY VOTERS. PrimaryJSchool. I will re-opcu my School for Children the I 1st Monday In Soptembcr, June 36, 1S94. M.

S. ITAINES. Wanted. Proposals will be received until 10 A. M.

on Saturday. July 2S. 1894. for Erecting a Frame Addition to the Public School-House at Shenandoah junction, Plans aud fiiecillcatinns niay bo obtained from Mr. J.

C. Wiltshire Secretary of the Board of Education. o. C- CONKLYN, July 24. IS94.

President. Ice, Wood, Hay, rito undersigned will stipplr the pnhlle with Ice. wood. IIay. Timothy Seed.

Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Old Com by tho Barrel, Watermelons on Iceland Fruits lu Season. Office lu nirscbman Bulldlntr. on Main street, where Mr. John Od.cn will give attention to July MARSHALL BVRN3. Fire Alarm NoticePlease take notice of the following ordinance.

wbJcfe wlU be strictly enforced: If ruy person shall wilfully cause a false alarm of fire, or ring any or make any bonfire for tho pui poaocf creating such alarm, or snail aid op abet hi so doing, such person for every such offense be fined uot thau one nor more than ten doll GUSTAVE BROWN, July -4. Mayor. STAXJivi'OTsr military academy, STAUNTON, VA. A Military School for Young Men and Iloys. HANDSOME Illustrated Catalogue mailed I on application to Capt.

A. A. IlOOKF, July 24, Charles Town. Va. Reed, Long Manning! navu.for Sale CLOVER SEED OF A I.I.

KINDS, WALTER A. WOOD SINGLE APRON HARVESTERS, MOWEUS AND HAKES, PLOWS, WAGONS AND WOKptiKD HUFFMAN PRILLS, BRAN, OATS AND CO UN Have jact received a car of Cholco WHITE SHXLLKD CORN for MUliutr or Seeding purposes. IIAGEItSTOWN FLOUK, BINDER TWINE. Orders for COAL AND WOOD receive our prompt, and careful attcoliou. REED, I-ONG MANNING.

March 1891. NEW MEAT STORE. Tho undersigned have engaged In the Meat Business. and have opened a new store on Washington street, opposite the liink Hardware, which they will keep constantly with Fresh Meats of All Kinds, such as Beef. Veal.

Mntton, Lamb, Ac. They will deal in uone but good stock, aud bv fair dealing and courtcons trea tincut to merit a liberal of the public patronage. Meats delivered to all of the town. MILEV A BOXWELL. June 19.

1SSH. Mrs. C. F. Thomas, DEALER IN Millinery, Fancy Goods, PINKING AND STAMPING, AND Embroidery Materials of all kinds.

Sept. 10, 1893. Sand and Wood. Satid and Wood for sale, delivered on short notice. Wood in cord lota, to stilt Aoplv to CnARLES TOWN BRICK Jc TILE CO.

May 15.180*?Sin. For Rent, A New Brick Dwelling, corner First avenne and North George street. Contain, seven rooms, bay window, above and below, front and rear porches aud good cellar. Possession at once. ALBERT DIEHL.

January 80.18!M?tf. AT DALGARN'S yon can get 3 Wheeling 8toglc? for 5 ocats. 5r PUBLIC SALE! Tiro undersigned, Administrator of Susan C. Conkljrn. deceased.

will sell at. Public A net Ion, on the farm where the said C. Couklru lately resided, miles south of diaries Town and about IJJ miles north of Kabletowu, on August 9th, 1894, all of her Personal Property, as follows: KIGHT HD. HORSES COLTS, 5 of them good work liorses. 3 of them fino brood mares; a 1-year old colts, 1 suckling colt, FIVE MILCH COWS, one with calf by side; 1 fine Durham Bull, 3 round cattle.

1 4-Horso Steel Woton and Bed. (new.) 1 3-llorw Wagon and Bed. I OabournoSelf Binder, I tyowlmc Machine, 1 Horse Rake, 1 Hoosfer Corn Drill. 1 Corn Shcllcr. Cutting 1 Spring Harrow.

1 Root Plow, 1 ft Plow. 9 Iron 8. 1 S. 8. Plow.

1 Corn Cower. I Wheat Drill, Hay Ladders, Thrlble Trees. Double Trees, lot of Single Trees, lot of Forks. 9 pair breechbauds, 9 pair Crnppar Gears, Bridles and Collars for four horses complete, 9 pair Plow Guars, 1 Jlocknway and Harness, 3-5 of 40 acres of Growlug Corn, ONE RICK OF HAY. TERMS OF credit of Twelve Months will he given on alt tnms over 10.

purchaser giving Negotiable Note, with apSroved security, bearing Interest from date, nms of aud under, Cash. Salo to begin at 10 A. Id. sharp. No postponement on account of weather.

DANIEL. HEFLRBOWFit. Adm'r of Susan C. Conklvn, dee'd. Tuos.

J. Anct'r. B. F. Yates.

Clerk. Jnly 84. IS04. Special Commissioners' SALE OF Valuable Real Estate Thu undersigned 'Special Commissioners under a deereo of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county. West Virginia.

In the Chancery Cause of Ann P. Marshall's Executor and others against John U. Hall and others, rendered on the 83d day of February, 1SW, will offer for salo at Public Auction, lu front of tiro Court House. In Charles Towu, W. on Tuesday, July 31st, 1894, at 11 A.

that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, known as the BRISCOE TRACT," now in ocenponcy of John H. Hall, containing 150 acres. one mllu East of Charles Towu. Tills Is excellent land, has mulling water, a Bun spring of water, a good honso aud outbuildings. cash on day of Sale, balance in two cquul lustalliuents, payalilu respectively lu ouu and two years from day of sale, with lutcrcst from said date on the deferred payments, to ho ovldeuced by the bouds of the purchaser and sceurcd by retention of tltlauutll purchase tuoucy Is paid.

Possession given on 1st day of August. Crowing crops reserved. GEORGE BAYLOR. FRANK BEOKWITn, Special State of West Virginia, Jefferson 8ct? I certify that George Baylor, Special Commissioner lu above cause. Ins given bond and security as required by law.

JNO. M. DANIEL. July 10, Clerk. Attention Farmers WE offer you this fait our Pert Hirers as follSws: SHENANDOAH, SPECIAL MIXTURE, OBEIVS FARMER'S STANDARD, JOBER'S AMMONIATED DESOLVED BONE, OBER'S 800TH CAROLINA, 1 XELL'8 DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE, BASIN'S DISSOLVED SOUTH CAROLINA, FORE GROUND BONE PURE DISSOLVED ANIMAL BONE, PURR GROUND VIS1I, NITRATE OK SODA, MURIATE AND 8ULPHATE OF POTA8H, KAIN1T.

Wo have our Fertiliser brands "Shenaudoali" aud "Siieelal Mixture" prepared by GOber A Sous of Baltltnore, and wo guaruntee every bag to come tip to the Analysis. Obcr's South Carolina Is put In saeka treated with lltne, and you Trill havo uo trouble with rotten sacks. Please give your order as early as possibleWashington Alexander. July 17. 1604 Commissioner's Notice.

The following fiduciary accounts aro before the undersigned.Commissioner, for settlement: Win. O. Norrls aud Thomas Ople, executors of Margaret 8. Riddle, deceased. James M.

Ranson and Thus. Ransou, executors of Jas. M. Ranson. docenscd.

J. W. Dodd, administrator of Dennis Trlggs. deceased. B.

D. Gibson, Trustee for J. W. lllrkltt A under au aslgnmeut for benefit of J. F.

ENGLE. Commissioner of Accounts. Charles Town, W. July 83, E. J.

WILLIAMS, Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in General Groceries, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, CON FECTION8. OYSTERS aud FISH IN SEASON. Country Psoduca taken In exchange for goods. M. Blessing's old stand, corner Mildred and North streets, uear B.

Ok depot. TEKMS-Ci4flff. October 1803. To the People of Jefferson and Adjoining and Charle? Town. All Intending to build or do any kind of Repairing, will cava money by calling on or sending postal card.

Having bad experience, I feel competent to giro satisfaction to all who may entrust their work to me. Repair work of all kinds executed promptly at moderate prices. Drawings and Estimates for all kinds of furnished on application. Tbaukfn! for past patrooage, I bope to receive a part of tbe trade. W.

H. ROUEFF.K. Box 130, Cbarles Town. C. Levi M.

Porter, C. L. McCluug, W. F. ii T.

P. Mppl't. lumber dealers, D. 8. II us Lewis Starry, Cbarles Town.

Daniel ileflebowcr, L- M. Long. T. 3. West, lUppou.

W. O. Frailer, Dr. A. P.

Thomson, J. W. Blllcr, Somrait Point. May 11, Stock Ewes. I will bare for sale some of the II nest Ewes that bate ever been, offered for sate in tbls county this season.

It is an acknowledged fact that Sheep have paid tbe largest per cent of proflt over anything. Heduccd prices for Ewes will make them yield more. Joly 2A. 1891. C.

F. WALL. To Whom It May Concern. This Is to certify that Mr, Wilder C. Feagans has full power to represent me as my ageutin tbe rental, collecting of renU and control of the property owned by me.

situated In Jefferson county, W. and known as tbe "Jobe Woolen Mill property." DAVID SLOAN. I will rent or sell tbe above projierty. Wilder C. July Wheatland, W.

Va.