West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-04-27

VIII OuedpucSS, Us ituc VIII PiN'S,
and no one need 90 out of town to
get their clothing. Thousands of
the finest samples on hand. Kindly
call and see them.
Mrs. Jno. Kable died on Tuesday
evening last at the home of her hus-
band in Kabletown. this county.
Mrs. Kable was an estimable lady,
and lived her four score years low
ing friend to all whe knew her.
The largely attended funeral took
place from her home at u NJ, Thnrs-
day; interment in Edge ilill Gene
terry.
Democratic precinct meetings will
be held on tomorrow Saturday,
April 2sth, for the purpose of Sc
Letting delegates to the Grafton
Convention, said Convention to be
held on the Sth of May to choose
delegates to the st. Louis Conven-
ton Let there be general turn
out of voters, and our best men be
sent as delegates to the Convention.
In Grace Episcopal Church, Ber-
ryville, on wenesday afternoon of
last week, Miss Edmonia Louise
Lee, daughter of Mr. Charles S. Lee,
of Clark county, was united in mar
ragged to Mr.. VIM. Haigh, son
of the Rev. Henry Haigh, NJ. A.
Archdeacou of the Isle OF Wight
and Vicar of Newport, England, the
rector, Rev. p. p. Phillips, Officiat-
ing.
Mrs c. Young has disposed of his
fine pen of hogs, consisting of Is, to
a stock-dealer, and competent judges
pronounced them noble specimens of
the brute creation. Mr.. Young, be-
sides being a noted raiser, has also
gained an enviable reputation as =
slayer of fine stock, as specimens Of
choice meats daily seen upon his
counters fully attest his efficiency
as caterer, ready and willing to
supply the wants of generous pub
lie.
The virtues of Stonebraker's
Horse, Cattle, Sheep and Hog Pow,
ders cannot be overestimated. They
contain medicinal properties abso-
lutely essential to the thrift and
prosperity of your stock. Sold since
1S49. Been making friends since
1S49. Been curing, cleansing and
building up the poor, broken down,
diseased, over worked beasts since
1S49, and to-day stands the choice
of the people.
Ask for Stonebraker's and see
that you get it. Sold everywhere.
Those that are kept closely con-
fined in the house should take walk
of or miles daily. Horse back
riding is an excellent exercise, it
takes us out of ourselves and imparts
a refreshing vigor to the mind and
body. A strict compliance with the
directions on every bottle of Stone
braker's Blood and Liver Corrector
will be found invaluable. Its stimu-
lating powers are so mild ana sOoth-
ing. 1t quiets the nerves and re-
freshing you for the tolls of each
succeeding day. Sold everywhere.
$1.OO.
The pulpits Of the several church
es of the town were occupied on Sun
day by members of Winchester Pres
bytery, as follows; Episcopal, Rev.
f. NJ. Woods, at IL A. NJ; Presby
terrain, Rev. G.. W. Finley at ii a.
NJ. with Sacramento services con-
Quoted by Rev. f. l.. Wilson. and
Rev. f. NJ. Woods at 1880 p. NJ; Nj.
f. Church South, Rev. j. II. Moore
at IL A. NJ. and Rev. G. w. Finley
at 1870 p. NJ; Baptist, Rev. NJ. w.
Woodwork at IL a. NJ; Colored
Methodist, Rev. j. NJ. Clymer at ii
A. NJ, and Rev. j. II. Moore at s p.
NJ.
The following petit jurors have
been drawn to attend the second
day MAY 18th of the next term Of
the jefferson Circuit Court:
Henry Baker, ThOs. B. Moore,
Henry Stouffer. J. Shepherd Lucas,
Geo. T. Watson. John Blue, VIM. b.
Packet, Benjamin Langdon, Thos.
Coleman, j. ID. Bi,lmeyer, Joseph
+. Grantham, James Larue, John
f. Ware, James Milton. Nat Conrad,
J. j. Wysong, r. f. Boyd, Alexand-
der Murphy, Thomas NJ. Shaull,
William Wentzell, A. l.. Moore, Cal
vim p. Brown, Newton Buckles, AL
bridge Hilleary, John Melvin, Thos.
Cockrell, Milton Rouse, j. L. Staley,
J. II. Blackford and Joseph Cookus.
Mr.. J. Woodville Johnson has
Just finished painting the residence
of Mr.. d. A. Phillips on Liberty ST.,
and the taste and workmanship dis
played is a credit to his skill as an
artist. He used the LOngman &
MARTINEZ pure prepared paints, sold
and warranted by Cooke Il Washing
ton. Any one having any painting
to do will do we'll to call on them
and get sample cards, terms, &c,
before painting, as every gallon is
sold under the following guarantee;
To the Public, Property O1cners and Con-
SUmerS of House Paints:
During the past eleven years every