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Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Congressional Programme.

WAsuINGToN, May 25,-m The seBast the
naval appropriation hill comes up tomorrow
as unfi.isned business. BY agreement Viii
sons original package bill is the special order
for Tues DAY. Doubtless the silver bill will
get a h.earing this week. The committee On
app, ,ropriations is expected to have the FORTH
atoms and the legislative, cXccuSive and iu-
dicial appropriation bills ready 10 report dur
ing the week
Probably the remainder Of the liver and
harhor appropriation bin will be disposed Of
by the house tomorrow.
'Thc conference ON the anti trust bill may
be presented early iu the week and doubtless
will give rise 10 much debate, as the report Is
unacceptable 10 some democrats
The Alabama election case is again post
pOued.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Well Known Touch Breaks Jail.

PLArrsMouTH, Ncb,, May 25,-TSpccial to
The BEE Some time during the night
Charles Ellis, well known tough broke
Jail by digging under the foundation. He
was sentenced last week in the police court
to thirty days in jail for drunkenness and re-
sisting an officer, He cut hole through the
floor and with the aid of a pckaXe which
had probably been smugged in to him by
some friend, cut his way through about two
feet of concrete and stone wall. He has
been at the work for three days and had
covered the hole in the floor carefully when
the TAILOR made his appearance, He has
Threatened the other prisoners If they said
ANYTHING about 1t he would Kill them.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
A LOUISIANA VENDETTA.
Three Men Have Been Killed and One
MOunleI.

ALEXANDRA, La, May 24,--Sheriff Stafford
returned here today without having captured
jim Johnson and John Bolan, who killed. on
Thursday last JEFF Hunt and seriously
wounded Claude Stewart near Lena Station,
this parish, All of the parties concerned are
whites. The killing originated in a charivari
party on Hcmphill creek, about twenty miles
from the scene of the murder, in which the
son of Johnson was killed. In consequence
of the trouble Hunt and Stewart left home
and went to the saw mil of White & Hatton,
near Lena Station, to work.
Johnson and Bolan on Thursday morning
rode to the mill They found Hunt standing
near the boilers. Johnson sent load OF
buckshot into him, killing him instantly,
Bolan then fired a shot through the corpse 5
head. The two then hunted up Stewart and
shot him, putting nine buCkshOt aud a Win
chester ball into him, They left him, sup
posing he would die, but from latest accounts
he may recover. They returned home and
Bolan went to the house of G. c. Stewart,
aged sixty years, father of the wounded man.
called him out and shot him twice with a
Winchester rifle, killing him,
The sheriff was on the ground soon after
and he received message from Johnson $
rest him to follow in the tracks of Tom Gen
try, n brother in-law of the wounded man, as
he would be there, and as soon MS he had
killed Tom Gentry he would be willing TO sur
render Johnson is about thhty-scven years
old and illitcrat2 BolAn is about twenty
eight years old and has always borne bad
Sheriff Stafford today had posters printed
and circulated in all directions, giving a de
scliption OF the murderer and Offering re
ward of 500 for their arrest. The murdersf
Hunt was witnessed by over fourteen men, as
was the shooting Ot Stewart.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Eight People Drowned.

FALL RIVER, Mass May % A terrible
accident occurred at Watuppalalic this at.
tcrnoon. Seven men and women and mum.
ber of children went rowing in a fiat bottom
boat the seating capacity of which was only
eight. There was strong wind blowing and
the water was rough. In II short time the
party was observed trying to work
their way toward the shore Just north
of the pumping station. When the boat
was within twenty feet of the shore one OF
the children began rocking it and without a
moments warning the craft capsized. Tho
two men at the pumping station were the
only ones in sight and they could do nothing.
Mr. H. Turner of the unfortunate party was
the only one who could swim. He succeeded
in bringing one man ashore and four others
of tho party managed to reach land in an OK
haustcd condition The people on shore cried
to the others TO cling to the boat, but their
failing strength was unequal to the task and
they sank before aid could be procured.
The following were drowned: Samuel
Whites aged fifty; Mrs. Wittes, aged forty
five Henry Whites, aged tcn Samuel Wit
ties, ir., aged twelve; Lcvna Buckley, aged
thirty-tivc; Fred Buckley aged three; Willie
Buckley aged eight; Willie Turner, aged
nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Chase County Mortgages.

CHAMPION, Neb., May 25.-,ro the Editor of
THE BEE: The people here are very free in
their dcnuncation of the unfair report made
by the mortgage Indebtedness cnumorator of
this district. Few if any, releases are shown
and, further the Harlem cattle company
mortgaged in large sums land that it held
under titles that were questioned by the gov
eminent. and nearly all these have been can
celed and retaken by bona fidc settlers. Yet
these mortgages figure up to over Si2O,-
600, mostly on purely mythical prop
crty. Thousands of dollars in releases
were omitted, which would if fairly stated,
show our mortgage Indebtedness TO be less
than 81 per acre in Chase county today, bear
ing an average interest of ~ per cent per
annum
The voters here are alive to their own in.
terest, and there are very few of the hun.
drcds of farmers but what are strong alliance
men, and will look well TO their selections for
public trusts this fall,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
PIattsmouth Points.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb,, May 25.-[Special
to THE BEE. Wv. Il. Skinner of Crete has
been elected to s.cceed Prof, w. w, Drum
mond in the saperintendency Of the Platts-
moytL city schools. He comes highly recon-
Aended, having served in the same capacity
at Grand Island, Fremont and Crete, Prof
Drummond will continue TO feside in this city
and follow his chosen professionalism,
j. n, Burke, q representative Of Armour
Culahy, the South Omaha pork packers was
in this city last week making arrangements
with the citizens TO celebrate the Fourth Of
July. He says the workmen in the packing
houses. have signified their intention of cele..
brating here There will be exhibitions OF
the mems skill in killing, skinnng and quar-,
tering beef, to be concluded with grand
barbecue,
Friday afternoon Thomas the sixteen-yoar-
| old son Of w b. Short while hunting SOUR
! rcls i'm South park, fell distance Of thirty
! fcot and badly fractured his arm.
The city has been cuIoned by j G, Sch!atel
| from interfering with his corral, which the
| couucithad ordered removed,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
LIGHTNING AND DYNAMITE.
An Explosion Kills Two and Injuries Twenty
Persons
EIGHT DROWNED WHILE BOATING.
An Overloaded Craft Capsizcd by
Child-A Grand Stand Collapscs
at Kansas City Fatal
Train Wreck.

MANSFIELD, o., May pa severe lightning
and rain storm passed over Richland county
early this morning doing considerable dam.
age. At Lucas the John Charles block was
struck by lightning and fired. The flames
were communicated to the adjoining build
ings and the citizens turned out to extin-
guish the fire While cndcuvoring to save
the contents of general store fifty pounds
of dynamite exploded John Smith and
jeremiah Jones were instantly killed and "a
score of other people moro or less
severely injured. Ii Is not thought,
however, that any of them will diei
The explosion was heard five miles dstant
and nearly all the windows of the village Of
Lucas were broken. The loss amounts TO
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
OBsTRUCTED I.Y AN ELEPH4yT
far' OF CT.cus Escapes From HIS
" II Near PittsburE

FIIrSnur C, Pa, May 25,-Onc of Fore
paGghS biggest elephants escaped from the
Tram last night on the mountains en- route
nc m Johnstown to Tyrone. The wester q,
express discovered the beast on the trac' ~
it approached South Fork The e. .r%ont
showed fight and the tram had to b., sTo,,Tod
until the animal could be frightc aSJ oT t,n
track by repeated whistling. Sow a,il 20, "tGa,
trains had the same experience u,ld alr,,,S. NJ
repair men were driven ,pGillleiI INTO the
woods by the monster. The raj ,,,5 author.
tiles notified the circus people, ,,vb1 scnt nm u
special car, and after some SCI f.h recaptured
the beast uuharmed
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
a Strange ExDcrience.

WICHITA, Kan, May 25.-Thomas Coulter
this morning about o'clock, while travelling
about twenty-five miles west of here, came
across two dead horses attached to II carriage
which was badly wrecked Occupying II seat
i'll the carriage was George G.. Wolf farmer
of this neighborhood At first he looked as IL
he were dead but "a close examination showed
him to be breathing. Coulter finally sue
ceedcd i'll arousing him. Wolf says it was
about midnight last night when u storm over
took him and he knows nothing about what
happened. 1t is supposed he was struck by
lightning.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
A Nationnllst Mccting Disnerscd.

DUBLIN, May -. Notwithstanding that
the government has proclaimed Natoue' ,st
meetings crowd Of 1000 persons wei omed
Dillon, O'Brien and Gther members : no,lia.
ment at Limerick Junction today , odspeorbos
were made, The police cont.g .ed themselves
with warning the speakers, The members of
parliament then went 10 Sow ITINERARY, hut
the police there dispersed the meeting 6y the
free use OF clubs. O'jrcn denounced the
police but advised tho people not 10 orler uu-
due resistance, as the Nationalist leagucrs de
sired to avoid DlOOdsb ed
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
An Eartboual,e shock.

u. UTICA, II.cA!, n. Y, May 25,-Early this morning
shocko earthquake seaccompaniedb by lightning
and heavy rain The shock here was very
light, but other points report it moro pcrcep-
tibc aud people in the several villages were
badly scared. No damage, however, is re-
ported from any quarter.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26

Of the assembly will be~> n. Dewitt Tai.
mage. Tho managers - N'also received
nearly positive assuruucetS ut Hon. Il. v,
Powdcrly, master worlIu$- the knights
of Labor Of the United SNI ' will be pres
cnt on June 2S About SlH~. worth of fire
works have been contracted aud Will be
displayed on the Fourth Of " Among
them will be rare and cost ;hibition OF
fireworks on the water Vt night,
Throughout tho programme one OF the
greatest excellence and will urcely be
cquallcd in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Steamship ivoIs

-, AZ Qneenstown-T 4e Lord Give, from
PhlladelPhia, May } :, arrived here today and
80 G,,n. srhe steamer Umbra sailed
G,a',asI own for New York today. La
crossed .om New York, May II, for Havre,
New y ne Lizard today. The Servia, irom
today ork, May IL arrived at queenstown
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
A Eatnl ErcinhI WreCk.

PAoLA, Kan, May PA Missouri, Kansas
& Texas freight train was wrecked near here
today and the engineer and fireman were So
severely injured that they died this after
noon. Two other train men were badly hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26

PorspAN, May e7-While the emperor was
out driving with Prince Meiniugon
today the horse shed and the emperor spi|ng
out of the carriage, falling ON his llghi arm,
Al the same time uc prince was thrown out
vi the carriage. ACitucr Wa hunt.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
A Reviewing stand Collapses.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 25,-The twenty
second annual meeting of the turnvercn Of
the Missouri valley occurred today During
the games one of the reviewing stands cofl
mpscd prccipitating the occupants to the
ground, painfully injuring many.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
NIcmnrlnl seryices nd springtleIh.

SPRINGFIELD, Mob, May 25-l Special to
Tue BEE Memorial services We're held
here this afternoon under I he auspices OF the
Kfrll,yood Grand Army OF the Republic post
of this place. Rev NJ. ii, Noe conducted the
services, which We're very solemn and inn
prcssiyc Appropriate music was furnished
by the Springfield cOInet band
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26

Much Damage Done,

JonNsTowN, Pa, May -. A very heavy
rain storm accompanied by thunder and light
ming occurred this afternoon Streets were
Hooded, cellars filled and much general dam
age done. The Pennsylvania railroad tracks
were badly damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
DEAD ISDIANs FOR ToRcHEs,
Hunters Set Fire To- Three Hundred
Rndirs in a Siwnsh CemeterY.

WNNlpEG, Man, May 70 The Indians OF
northern British Columbia arc in terrible
state Of excitement and are liable 10 break
out in rebellion over the burning Of theiR
buryiug ground. Canadian Indians "bury'
their dead by hanging them in large trees.
The Siwash tribe had 800 of their ancostory
hung up i'm this manner and white huutery
set the forest on lire. The bodies dried by
ycms UrcXpOsure burned like tar barrels.
Among the Indians there was uncomfortable
gl.el, and they threaten vengeance.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
The Fullerton Improvement Company

FrLIEnToN, Ncb., May 25,-ISpecial Ielc-
gram to The BEE,l-A meeting Of the bust
ness men of Fullerton was held last evening
and a club organized to be known as the Ful-
lertOn Improvement company. ChaunCey
est was manifested by all present. The out.
growth of the movement comes from the late
banquet given by the citizens of this place,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Five Men Terribly Burned.

CuICAGo, May 25.-By the explosion of
blast furnace at the Illinois steel works today
five workmen We're terribly burned, one of
them fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26
Thc Ilre Hrnnrl.

MoRHsrowN, n. T., May %, Tho Farrely
building, owned by Patrick Fuuelly, presi
dent of the American news company bIucD
this morning; loss, Sl00,O0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-26

Today's Herald of this city presents a splen,
did double column portrait of a lady well and
taNorably known IN three states of the west
Nebraska Iowa and Indianu-the wife of Con
gresham owen of the latter state With the
portrait is a sketch OF her life from which
this IS taken: Mrs. Lucy Williams Owen
IS direct descendant of Roger Williams.
She was born in Washington, ~ Y, but her
ather dying when She was a mere infant,
She with family Of brothers and sisters,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
PoETIcAL
BaIn.

How may We drown q sorrow
That has hlled our hearts with pain,
And once moro taste the joys Of life,
Like sunshine after the rain l'
We ask, aud q sweet voice ansWers
That seemeth to know our need:
III the world seems drsar, with no true friend
near,
Then cit you down Gnd-rCAd.
TT q bruised heart makes you serry,
i lest love makes you sigh,
And your little bark seems almost wrecked.
As the restless waves beat high,
Read, read, as you turn the Pagea
OF nnother's storied wrong,
Aud yours may seem but an idle dream,
Hope singing her sweetest song.
Zen in the realm OF fiction,
With joy and sorTow rife,
There is not story told but hath
Its counterpart In life;
They viii teach you hope and patience,
They VIII take you out of yourself;
There are few, few friends like the silent ones.
Piled up on the quiet shelf
''And when your needs are deeper
And no earthly aids suffice,
When you can but raise your fearful eyes
Up toward the bending skies,
Then seek this quiet study,
This coolest OF hooks,
Aud read and read. in this youf need,
From the grand old Book of books I"
tNelO York Ledger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
DYspepsia

5Iresifppy circumstances must concur 70 rsrdef
srv oSSasy and perfect is true, aud, L fot
r1,T,' for n ,,,S1,fge circumstances fAN 70 ICON
pepsia. a2le atnsi thS Ee5lAs - N'1
viii send irnmeaiateiy f5s "a thla Ye trust he
pound Oxygen. Ho viii and GA .s oa SS1l- Sea-
peptics have been cured by its ng6ncy. N897
being q drug, Il does not act BY Hreating othsg
diseases, b1t being inhaled into the lungs, Z -
ken up iJy the blood, and distributed over tho
whole body, imp0rting now strength and yigor
70 every organ Here are 9 fow testimonials
DTB. Starkey 8 Rhien;--FoE thirteen yeaFl
tried various remedies for indlgestlOni bnt 3
wus your Compound Oxygen Treatment thot
cured mo. III A. HoLL1pAE,
Kelly, Biigs., Nov. !, 1852,
Drs Starkey q Palen;-I have used your
Compound oXygeu Treatment for Dyspspsia
with benefit to myself, and recommend Y 70
others. A. s. EVdsH,
Chernw, g. c., Oct. I, 18e8--
BOOK on Compound Oxygen sent free. Hum
dreds OF TESTIMONIALS and records OF cures ri
various chronic diseases. Any substauca made
elsewhere, or by any others than DF6 Etafirov
o Palen, 1929 Arch st., Philadelphia, Iffefhar
called Compound Oxygen or not o gpurion6.--
Drs. Starkcy & Palen, 1929 Arch st., Fhiladcls
DhiH, Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

When tho train had gone the hurt paesenlef
lay IN a white cnrtained room upseairs.
DR.. Fentoa had set his broken arm and han-
daged his pprained ankle.
s4f you have moderately good luck, said
he, 'you need not be detRined moro than two
or three weeks, and the people here are very
kindly aud respectable. They'll make you
fairly comfortable youll ind"
| Tho wAyfarer uttered q gtoan, but there was
no appeal On all the earth there Is no auto
erat Ike country doctor.
Mrs- AeCFay was kind and motherly.-
Wong See With his little almond chapel eyoS
and perpetual smile, proven 70 % capital
nurae, and after q little the patient got usod %
his captivity.
sWho is that hear singing down stairs 81
times p no asbod, one day.
We'll, said Mrs McCray, s'it's our Bridget.
Does she disturb you She viii keep singing,
Nora, Ny Nora say what you viii, and"
mo, It isn't that coyote howl, said the sick
man, with shudder. Its some one singing
bis out Of the 'Troyatore'-IIttle sweet afliis
and runs like nightingalen
"oh ~ said Mrs. Mccray, II reckon that'a
Thankful"
And who is Thankful"
Mics PennyPackeri My sisters husband6
uncles cousin, that came all the way from the
State O. Vermont 10 teach deestrick school.
and when she got here another woman had
gobbled It dp-the situation, mean"
"oh !" said the Invalid. ''Yes, thank you,
Mrs. MeCray- If youn put tho iemonOdS
pitcher on the table, can reach It inyself."
The big Michigan rose on the porch OF the
Todd farm house was all in blossom when DR..
Lothian came at last to make the long prom
ised visit to his friend, Dr.. Jennings.
'Bnt 1t amt no use (" sighed Mira. Todd 70
Elcctria, her daughter. ''He's brung vito
with him, I'm told-a bride oil the way from
Dakota Territory"
"Humpr' said the disappointed Electra.
"a regular wild Indian, guess But, for ali
that I'm sort o. curious to sec her Let's 20 III
tonight, mother, when they're through tea"
So Mrs. Todd and the Squire donned their
best clothes, and Electra put on her newest
sot OF hsh scale jewelry, and they oil trudged
over to ''Jenningses' house" when the sun had
set and the whippoorwill began to sing.
why, mn look there !" said Electric. .1'sft,5t
cousin Thankful, sure's you're born, settln, on
the piazzy, and"
mo, 1t amt /" said Mrs Todd. "Yes, It isi
Why, how on airth came shf here r.
Thankful came ruuniss do thu steps.
How do S7u d. bIrs. Todd she cried
gayly.
Wen, Idaclaee, said AIrs Todd, secretly
planning within herself heN "a avoid Inviting
Thankful to the Gotsse. ssIhe inr yeest seon5
to hev agreed with yeu. Mercy be- rcd yonf
cheeks be s'poss yop took adyau 90 q The
thaaee - cor hlea Eib ms sh5
and the bird, Hasg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
a Woma6ss Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too By . lady IN this county. Dissass
fastened iis clutches upon her and Tor seven
yearB she Withssood itB 5eYeHest tests but her
vital organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she
eOughed incessantiY and could not deep. She
bought Of IiB bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Dias
coVcry for Consumption and was 60 much ic-
lleVed on taking drst dose that abe slept an
night and With one bottle has been mifdeu-
louslY cured. Her name is 5lrs. Luther Intz-
Thus write w. G. Hamrick q ca, of Shabby,
:. G. Get free trial trial bottle q Dr. Juo-
p. Bishops drug store
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

WHAT EVERY MorHER SHoUtB
KNow.--The Scientific AueTtedn gives
this receipt which the whole world
ought to know: At the first indication
of diptheria in the throat Of child
make the room close, then take cup
and pour into It quantity Of tar and
turpentine, equal parts. Then hold
the cup over the fire, 80 as to ill the
room with fumes. The little patient
on inhaling the fumes will cough up
and spit out all the membranous mat
ter, and the diptheria will pass -
The fumes Of the tar and turpentine
loosen the matter in the throat and
thus afford the relief that has bafiled
the skill of physicians.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

At a mass meeting Of the Demo
Gratis of Berkeley county on Satur-
day, 2nd instant, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously and enthu-
siasticallY adopted:
Resotrcd. That in the person Of our distin-
guished fellow cIizen, Hon. CHARLES James
Faulkner. we have a representative in the Sem
ate Of the United States from West Virginia Of
untiring industry and great ability, IN whose
wisdom aud stafcsmanship we have great con-
Gdences aud we, the Democrats Of Berkeley
county, commend bic usefql1egs and invalua-
BILE services IN behalf Of our people TO fellow
Democrats throughout the State
Resotred. That the Hon William L. Wilson,
"the scholar in politics, Of Jefferson county,
In whom we have bold and fearless cham
pion of tie peoples rights; his skillfull manner
in managing public questions before the House
of Representatives whose answering integ-
fity and devotion to principle has endeared
him to US. and we most heartily indorse him
for reelection to the ensuing Congress
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

a CHAHoE TO CoMMEscE BUsINEss.-J. H.
Beaehley is now offering his entire business
place for sale or If preferred, viii sell his
stores separate This is one of the best places
n Hagerst0Hn in which to do business.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
Puny Children Made Strong.

Don't you think your children are
troubled with wormss Children are
often weak and puny from this cause.
There is no remedy equal to 'fBorez
mans Sweet Yermifuge, . for remov-
ing these pests from the system.-
Sold by all dealers at 25 cents. Do
not be put off with something else
just as good. my2o-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RTRS. j. o. TUTWnER is prepared to un-
IRl dertalze Mantua- Making and all kinds of
Family Sewing at reasonable rates. Residence
IN Samuel street, near the Baptist Church.
April 2S, 1SS1-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
CARRIAGES, JURTP-SEATS. Ek
SPRING & STDE-BAR BUGGTI1s
JENNY LINDS, PH ETQKS.
LAGGERG- &C

Our work has heeu sod al fhfoueii .Is.il17
and adjoining counties, and has always "a
satisfaction in eHeey pnrtleisiaf
&c is Our constt Mt aim to work the very b
material, and to 10 al work in a tifst-ci ass IA,
ner, and as to our prices We pledge ourseiye.
do work as low or lower than hratrclass VA
can be done for elsewhere.
6 parties wish 20 consult ts in re ard 10 Nd
and do not find It convenient 10 visit ofIis
tory, we viii, If put5fied BY postal card,
representative of file firm t6 vifit them 4 Il
homes, and give 81 necessary infcrr1at on
Secondhand veiieies aud GOOD Hof ~
in exchange for work.
We keep constaally = large variety 0f n
Vehicles in stock, and have also Second
Carriages, Buggies, sSc-, which sFe sen Fefy h
May 9, 1sS2Zy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26
HOTELS.
Carter House,
CHARLEsTOWN. WEST VIRGINIA.

II AS been newly furnished. and is NOW open
to receive guests Central locaticn.--
Hack free to and from Depot. Terms-SS2 90
per day.
The Bar. under charge of Mr.. Jas. A.
Thomas. is well supplied with choice liquors.
and Messrs Hunt tS Bro. have u good Livery
at the Hotel Stables.
GEO 3 WATseNs Prop.
J. w. JoRNsosi. Clcrk
May 20. 1890