Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-11-06

Ii you nave u HORSE, mount ulm anu
join in the Democratic torchlight pa
rade on Monday night.
Let every uniform of the Cleveland
and Thurman Club be represented in
line on Monday night.
Democratic speaking and n grand
rally in Charlestown are set down in
the programme for Monday night.
We would like to have a load or
two of good Fodder, and some Hay,
from some of our country friends.
Remember the firemen's entertain
ment at Washington Hall, Nov. 5, 6
and Z, and give them q liberal patron
age
Scan your ticket we'll before
voting it, and see that the name of
no Democratic candidate is scratched
therefrom.
We hope our friends will send the
election returns in promptly to the
Spirit OF ~yEEFcHsoS from all parts
OF the county
Decorate and illuminate both for
the firelnen's display and the grand,
final Democratic rally TO follow it at
$3.50 Monday night.
Telegrans giving the election news
will he read at the courthouse and
then placed upon bulletin boards for
the inspection of all.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found first-class accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
Mayor Brown proposes to have 4
full force of efficient police on hand
on Tuesday. and quiet and peace
able election enforced.
Letters are advertised at Charleston
for b. y. Gibson, Stuart Hirschman,
Rev. Richard Jackson, J. w. Kelly
and Miss Mary Mitchell.
The Sims House, at Piedmont, of
which II former c%ouutyman J. z. A.
Entler, is tie proprietor, was con-
siderably damaged by fire last week.
The Democrats had a rousing
meeting at Ripon last Thursday
night, and we're addressed by Col.
r. p. Chew and Forrest w. Brown.
Esq.
G.. W. Halter, an enlightened and
Intelligent colorcd Democrat Of this
place, addressed the voters of his own
race at Sliepherdstown on Friday
might.
The report that less Reinhart
don't know how to applaud at Il Dem
ocratic meeting is a base SANDER,
and will he disprovcd ut the very
first opportunity.
Inspect your ballots, Democrats.
snd see that you are not imposed upon
Ivy bogus tickets. Get your tickets
from the authorized holders Of Demo-
cratic tickets at various precincts.
For the benefit of voters. the s. V.
~ ~ W. viii SCli lp;tlu (IiiJ ltCiNttS
between all points on its line at one
single fare for the round trip. Tick
cts on sale Nov ), + and ): good to
return until Nov. 10, inclusive.
Mr.. a. NJ. Hartman, aged 7G years.
Of Cleveland, Ohio, died OF pneurnonia
Thursday morning ut ''CIaymOnt,"
the rural residence of his s~on-in-Iaw,
Mr.. Charles L. Dawson, near this
place. For many years he was ex-
tcnsiveiv engaged in the iron and
lumber business in tile North and
amasScd 4 fortune. now estimated ut
81. 800, 900 His body was sent to
Cleveland for intermcnt.
The marriage Of Mr.. Joseph s.
BragOnicr, Il prominent attorney of
Shcpherdstown, and Miss Rosaiie r,
daughter of the late DR.. Y. NJ. But
her, of this county, took place ut the
Episcopal recetory in this place, last
Wednesday evening. The ceremony
wa sOlemizcd by the Rev. Dallas
Tucke.. The wedding was very
quiet. The bride and groom arc
highly connected and well known in
this county. They returned to Shep-
herdstown, where they will reside.
We were made the recipients last
week, with the compliments of the
worthy proprietors. of five pounds of
West Virginia Creamery butter. Ii
is nicely put up in half-pound prints,
bearing the monogram of the manu-
factory, and is as sweet and delicious
as this product can be rendered.
Mcssrs. Washington Bros. are among
our very foremost men of enterprise,
and the product of this, their latest
venture, is already vim ing an cnvia-
BILE reputation in both our local mar
kets and abroad. We hope shortly
to be able to give a full description of