West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-10-12

/ whole LIE IS but DAY repeaJeu
IT'S not best to suffer pain for even
one little day, when one application
OF Warmers Log Cabin Extrat will
drive it quick away. Nothing bet
ter for external or internal applica-
tiOn.
The third trial of Josiah Locke,
charged with killing Wm. r. Jen-
kins near Wadesville in August,
1887, took place last week in Berry
vile ami resulted IN "a verdict OF
manslaughter. Term OF imprison-
ment in the penlIentiarv fixed ut A
I years.
Mr. Gen. Young. formerly Il resi-
dent OF this place. who lett here III
wears ago for the West, returned on
Wednesday night last for the first
time since his departure. Time
seems To have dealt gently with him.
Eleven years has not succeeded in
changing his appearance beyond the
recognition Of his friends.
Remember to save the wrappers
and il you loose single hog from
cholera or any other disease return
the wrappers to the merchant from
whom YOU bought them and get
your money back. Now is the time
t. use them. % cts. or $3.50 per
dozen. Sold by all dealers or sent
by express upon receipt of price.
A terrible accident occurred on
the night of the 9th instant on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad near Penn
Haven, resulting in the death of 40
persons and the serious injury of 40
more. The accident was caused
by carelessness on the part of the
Railroad officials, who also refuse to
give the details or names of persons
killed or injured.
The Oliver Wren Comedy Com
pany appeared in Washington Hall
on Monday night last and gave Il
very creditable performance. The
attendance was not as large as it
should have been, considering the
worthy object for which the concert
was given. The Citizen boys re-
quests us to return thanks TO all
who patronized them on this occa-
sion.
In front of the stsre-room of
Messrs. Cooke & Washington may be
daily seen one Of the most elaborate
and comprehensive paint signs in
this place, representing the well
known brands of Longman & Mar
tinez. These paints are steadily
gaining favor with our people, the
sale Of which during the present
season amounting to hundreds of
gallons.
Prof. Tsylor's gift show has drawn
well filled houses the past week.
The entertainment is one of refine
ment. and the Professors feats IN
legerdemain are wonderful-the best
we have ever witnessed. To night
will conclude a series Of concerts
given in this place, and all who at
tend will see q goOG show and at the
same time have achance of bringing
away with them a handsome or use
full prize.
DIED.-Oa Monday last, October
6, 1888, VIM. Preston, the bright
and interesting son of Maurice j.
and Mollie Kane, aged two years
and four months.
\ precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled,
The boon His love had given;
And though the body mOulders here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
Excursion Tickets will be issued
on Saturday for Martinsburg by the
B. & o. Round Trip from Summit
Point $1.30; Charlestown 81; Hail
town So; Harper's Ferry go; Shen-
andoah junction .35. Train will
leave Summit Point at 6.2S-pass
Charlestown ut 6.45-Returning,
leave Msrtinsburg at 5.35. Dis
cussion between Congressman Will
son and Gen. Golf to begin at l
o'clock. The tickets will be good
to return by-all trains OF following