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AUCTION SALES.
IT1HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,Onesr.


FFNHOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer
BY virtue of q decree Of abe Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in Equity No.
ll1S4 will sell, Ut public auction, MONDAY,
JULY 1WENTY-FiRST, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK
in front OF the premises, an undivided moiety
the west 81 feet OF lot 81, in Cabots subdivision Of
square 677 in Washington, ID. c.. improved bya Two
story anne House, said premises being situate
Jackson al ey near LIST street northeast
Terms of sale cash. deposit of $50 required at
time sale and be complied with in ten days
FERDINAND SCHMIDT. Trustee,
ty12-St Sill 9TH NV.
EINE BUILDING LOT NEAR CORNER OF
II NINTH AND b STREETS SOUTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVEN
TENTH. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii
sell, In front Of the premises,
LOT ~, SQUARE 94A.
fronting 20 feet 9th street By depth Of los feet
This is splendid building lot and sold for an
Terms one half cash. balance In two year, mote
bear per cent in payable semiannually and 10
be secured by deed Of trust on premises an cash at
veyancins st purchasers cost Terms 70 be complied
with in days. otherwise right reserved 10 resell
risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser after i've days
advertisement OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
lished in Washington DC
3y12-dkds AucttoneerA
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Archer's Mind Affected.

A director of the Maryland penitentiary d
quoted saying in Baltimore yesterday that
ex-State Treasurer Archer is not only q very
sick man but his mind is becoming affected,
and that he will be insane or perhaps dead in
side of three months. Archer is serving q term
of five years upon the charge Of embezziement
to which he pleaded guilty on Monday last
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L. H. wAKNRR 4 CO.. GIG Fuav.

T,OR RENT-SEvERAL NEW AND DEsIR.RJr
u B1lck dwellings, near street aud market rent
W. opp. Trinity Church y153t
tOREEST-I2I3I2th fll1sT,, 6rkb s3n
nal al Il Or S3J 1871 ST., 7r. Il b. % 80
- H-t
I'D ST & Va ave- store t2Oig FORMER nj Tr 81 an
bs Anu % iO2 Richardson nj 5r
Nl2-3t RUST HUNGERFORD, 624 I4th St
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Thus far the number Of licenses, under the
modus vivendi, issued by the Canadian fish,
cries department 10 American fishermen 10
largely in excess Of the figures for last year.
Edward ID. Gallagher was hanged at VAN
couver yesterday afternoon for the murder Of
Louis Mar last November. Gallagher died
cursing the sheriff.
The torpedo boat Cushing made the run
from the Brooklyn navy yard 10 New London,
Conn, 120 miles, in four hours and forty-four
minutes. She leaves for Newport today.
About 200 members OF the Bethany Pres
byterian Church of Philadelphia went 20
Ocean City, n. j., yesterday 10 the opening of
the Bethany Seaside Home. Postmaster Gem
eral Wanamaker made the dedicatory speech.
MIRA James Williams, who resides about tive
miles east of Fairhaven, VT, while insane yes-
terdsy murdered her two children-a girl
seventeen years old and a boy six, set Ere
10 the house and cut her own throat
Representative Butterworth was last evening
elected secretary by the board of directors d
the worlds Columbian exposition Mr.. But
terworth was opposed by the Hon. Ada z.
Stevenson of Illinois. ex-6rst assistant post
master general.
Rev. Walter Robertson has resigned Tie pas-
sorate of the Presbyterian Church 81 Warrsap
ton. Va
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HOTELS.
jy12-dkds

III class Board; ceuffal; convenient 10 hoteis cars
and places Of interest," home comforts 81 TO % por
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BID NV "a A.. rs-stO oo3 10th st., room ]. 81 o
6O3 18th st NV, AZ La ave . baseru't :
4gS Ia. aV. 1st q. rs.30 46S Ia ave- 4th door
46S La ,4th h.3 rms p front .......... !,
COS 9TH ST n Z. j.. 10 o2l l1th st. W., 3dn
9th AMI Pa ay.. RS -12.JO front room .......J 3
9Th Pa. ave. RIM 20. - 10 49, Ia Sd blk run !
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LOk RENT
UNFCRN1SHED.

80
NJ st. Det. Conn. sv. and
LIT st., lUr.S baths ] 0C
DuIOL Circle pr. VI -, 5OO
- ST ;St. l7th 4 Conn.
o. :Ur. L bath. yr. 800
X -. Mcpherson "a. :55C
J ST. cor. 18Th n.v.,l7
rooms aud bath. .333. 80
or. h and 18th sts.,
overlooking McPher-
son Square. lSr. and
ALL. .........-.3 33. IS.
18th It. bet Y and X
Ksi li bet. 9th &i7sitii;... SOC 50 Z
IA bet l1th & 18th. .25I
conneeticut ave. above
K st. 2OS. 8:
Vermont ave- bet o
and Z SITS. 200
l4th St corner L IL
rooms, 2 baths. .2OC
House. Dupont Circle. zoe
Cor. l. and l4th sts,
t2r. and = baths. zoo
q *. bet. 18th 4 18th,
0f. and bath. . &c
FURNlSAED-SI
Conn. ave. bet. Il and
. SIS. .............. .HOO
18th 81. bet v and y.
lar. AMI bath. .........5O
q st. bet. lTth h 18th,
lOr. and Sath. 80
18th St near Rostiot. 40
BULLETINS CAN RE
flCE- THEsE no UsH
ONLY b PERMITS LII
G1p.tu.th
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n OF RENT-UNFUKNIsHED.
u 14l3 Mass. ave, 17r.

IL
j l4la Mass ave-. 17r.
End stable. $500 l406 Stoughton at, 9r $50
34ll ST. NV. 13r. zoo 1911 kiKgs pl. 9r......50
!Oll Conn ave Tor. 10 ls42 ST. 90
ism extended. Tor 100 e2y st. Tor. 30
1:.S d 1T. L.. w. 15r. lou s:Sl St NV, Tor - 80
1900 10th 81. r 100 II 10 10Th IT. n w. lOr4
1.OS IA st NV, l2r. Ito 1904 St, 7r.......-41
llot Qst NV. IT,. 100 ll46 18th st. n.w ar. 40
Us. ST. NV. LIT .-lUO 1919 l7th st. NV, 1r. 40
1914 II st st Il Ar 100 1880 l2th st, NV Sr 40
6IS st E:w.. l1r,. S3 -, 130l 21st ct. NV, ST.
i4CO Chaplin st., l3r 40 2412 l4th st. Nv, Tor. 40
6Ul ism a. W. l3r 6Obl 33O X. A. ave. H. Gr -
] 1l9 2Oth N. W, 1876 10I4 18th st. NV Dr. 35
15l3 q st. NV, 1lr .6o - Lafayette square Jr
lOl22d st.nw. 9g. 90 go lJ2l 1Uth II. w. 0r ~
1IO4 StoughtOn ST., Sr. .5G 81 D l. 1t. sw Or - 20
g.I > st. n W., l0r..... 90 1881 ST. IL w. 5r 10
The Elove houses lie examined by hermit from
cur ofhce only. THOMAS J. fIshRR a CO,
.y5 1874 ST. NV
JtOR EENT-14i0 ST., ONE OF THOSE BEAU.
u tiful New Houses; rooms and bath; papered in
the highest style of the art; cellar whole
length light. airy and dry; rent S33.33
te2S-1m IhEOD. FILEBUS, l439 u St
I.0R RENT-THE REAR OF 923 d ST. (wARD,s
l. sleyl, Warehouse for Storage Workshop or stable
Apply ~ 92O15 LOUISIANA ave. ty1-lm
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I;OR RENr-BY THOMAS r.. wA6GAMAN
II Real Estate Estate Agent, 9l7 + 81. NV
HOUSES.
ls0S NV, l6r. slOO 1871 Fla NV NV sr AN
SOJ2 psf. "A Wiz, l3r so 46., 81 N w or a.
td5o TN -; nv, l3r 80 III llth W, sr.3l so
90 80 ~ Nv TT 49,. % DPnt iOS W., 7r.-3U
80 I'D ~ n-S. lar 30 :iis2 Riggs ST. IA W., Sr 80
19li 18th st. NV. Tor. -. 81 .,2 = N " "a, IN
-. 9 Sah - NV II p, Y MY. av W.. 7r-. 30
t2S -. NV. l.,r....-. 81. -. Isl : W tir
10i3 10Th st. u ~. Tor sol s.,lJIIst y Va IL % IN
.svi l.'7S -. NV 's. 1lO ST NV, Sr. y. 80
Sl0 y. . ave h"1 ". % PIP. 4Uo Mass ave. 20
!b3t SOr 81 n " lSr - ~ 9Th St ne D., Sr 20 so
lsI2 It NV. TIT lO2 4 IIO4 q n e ,ir 81
LAG z st. L. w. 7r a. 1O5 A st ne Or - / x
1919 Cor. St NV. llr...4V
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s,OR RENT
II SOS Ith NV. 10- ELS Sig St n. W, Sr. S35
Ola 1lth ST. W. 1Or.. "a 23l5 NJ st NV. Or. 80
Sottsxs c.insioU ~. q i2l3 llth St NV sr- 80
ALBERT II. FOX,
H12-a V2O ct. NJ
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The above isonly P0rtlon OF the property on my
looks Tor fun list call oifee for bulletin
the Ist and 18th. Iiy12l THOs. Il. wA66AMAN.
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Hall. 2d floor. 4l9 18th
I st. D.w--.....-..--. $50
Str. 4 dwg. Zoo Del.
aNE. .N.--....-.-- %
str n dwg. 1913 X 81.
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HO RIDING

DOAhIJINU,
ZANE Oh MORE GENTLEMEN CAN GET BOARD
~ in aPrvate Family very reasonable refer
ences required Address NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
Star offlce. it,
Al RS. COLLIN, FORMERLY OF 1904 II sTNw,
W has transferred her French Boarding House TO
1911 l. ST. NV, two doors from National Theater:
Pension Bourgeois; good rooms: very good French
dinner, with pint claret. SOC. board by the week.
je26-lms
T ARGE. COOL, AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD, al
~ Ter day and up: Rooms, SO and Toe. Furnished
Apartinent for Housekeeping cheap. THE WEB
STIR, 5l3 18th ST. NV. myl7
u OAR DIN GLANCE, NICELY FURNISHED
ID Room with God Board, 1T the Auburn" Pa ave,
Coz. I'D 81. u terms crate. nyls-3m
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II Ia G ne. / 3r. ,m.i.&6,
$50 9TH ST. s.e-. 13r., In.l.5i
l1l3 18th st., Or, ami. ,,
1lJ1s 18th -. .1Cr..a.m. j. d.
9l6 ) ST.. 1Ur.. all MI. 81
80 Z st. ne. yr., all III. i-3,
81 / NC. ave. ne, Sr. IS;
1917 2:2d ST., Sr., =. mi. ):
6225 ). e. ave. s.e., Or ] 5.:St
500 Nj ne. Or. m.i...22. 81
Dwell. o37 Pa. ave.
Sc. Or. .................1S
iYD-lnI AMOkMkIEDT
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103 n s.e., Or. ,m.isl2.50
l07 n st. s.s.. Or, mills
lOy y Sc, Dr.. mi. 1870
l22o n Sc, 6r.. mi. 10. 30
l29 \ Sc. 6r., mi. 10. 80
436 18th st. e., or. 10
STORES & DWELLS.
81 q NV, Or. 4 store. 40
334 Pa ave. NV, Sr.
and store. ..............37
22952 18th. 5r. and ste. %
OFFICES.
031 + st. u. W., :Ir.
BKADLEI NOT Fat N -
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IBBIrr Hogsx
WASHINGTON ma
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J li3 18th 81. NV, Or. SO
93l Ban st. n.W......:3:5
l!3i .th ST. n. W.. Or. .25
OlO list 81. n.v.....l0. 80
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever. sores, teffer,
chapped hands, ch:iblains, corns and all skin
eruptions and positively cures piles or pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfActiOn or money refunded. Price Sc per
box. For sale by +. r. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
SOUTHBURY.

Mrs S. j. Bennett, Mrs Julia Monson,
Miss Perry and Miss Stiles attended the
w. c. T. L. convention at Meriden.
They report an interesting meeting.
Miss Sarah Hine has returned from
Saratoga Springs.
Children's day exercises at the NJ. E.
church, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Charles Brown has been quite sick
but is slowly recovering.
j. l.. ROckey is in town collecting facts
for the forthcoming history of New Ha-
ven county.
Hon Amos Parker has returned to his
home at Fitzwilliam, y. III.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
Hearken to the Voice of the Cured

I1OdI h6u W tut FUlC6 Vi buc CuItu.
Within the last II months, DIR Morrow
has consulted with 3,715 sick people.
and has placed under treatment 3,691 of
that number suffering from various dis
eases. All of these patients have been
restored to health or are being greatly
improved under the doctors treatment.
Every day many of the sick, who have
been treated by every doctor far and
near, and had despaired of ever being
cured or helped, call at the doctors par
lors to thank him for the great good he
has done them. Miss Lillian Hurd,
III IL Main street, cured of cancer;
Mrs n. j. keefer, 230 State street, cured
of tumor; Mrs Thomas Dempsey, Al
Centre street, cured of tumor; John Nc
Leon, of Milford, Conn.,, cured of cancer
of the nose; Miss F. A. Plumb, of Trun-
bull, cured of cancer of the left breast;
Mrs Coleman,1 Gilbert ST., cured of cam
GER; Mrs A. Marvin, 81 State st. ,cured of
fibroid tumor; Mrs S. Z. Cooper, 2l2
Warren street, cured of tumor; all the
above were cured without the use of
kLllc UOliH w SdStle SlTtet-
East End. cured of catarrh and deafness;
Mrs David o. Banks of Easton,
cancer removed from the face;
c. r. Skidmore, 339 Main street, relieved
of catarrh; S. b. Sterling, los Gilbert
street, cured of eatarrh; Miss Hattie
Dickinson, 10 Reilly street, cured of ca
tarrh and asthma in two weeks; Mrs w.
III. King, y Summer street, cured of
bone tumor; Willie Ketchum, of Wheeler
avenue, cured of epileptic fits; George
w. Hear, III Main street, cured of
very bad running sore of the leg; Pat
rick Hanagon, POI Water street, cured of
rheumatism Mrs NJ. NJ. Stevans, 16 Bas-
sick avenue, cured of catarrh; G. Z.
1oung's oldest boy, 80 Arch street,
cured of catarrh. The above mentioned
cases. together with the various diseases,
are monuments of the doctors science
since his location in our midst, and each
of the patients mentioned above are
ready at any time to testify to the doc
tors skill in their behalf
Office lis Fairfield avenue Office
hours 10 to II, 30 to and 6 30 to s.
Consultation free.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

John Warburton has commenced pick
ing his Strawberries nicer than last year
Miss Jennie Shepard of Newtown spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs Cotton and daughter are with her
sister in Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles Hughes has hen noted
for laying sizable eggs. The last pro-
duction measured SKI inches.
Miss Grace Mcdowell of Bethel will
Jennie Brakeman.
Mrs j. L. Burr entertains her grand
daughter.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
BROOKFIELD.

Brussels is an economical soap.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

It's economy to use Brussels soap.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about il. You may yourself he one of
the many who know from personal expert
ence jnst how good a thing it is. II you have
ever tried it, you of its staunch
friends. because the wonderful thing about it
is that, when once given "A trial, DIR Kings
New Discovery eyer after holds a place in the
house. If you have never used il and should
be afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat,
lung or chest trouble, secure q bottle at once
and give it a fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time money refunded. Trial bottles free at
+. f. Hawley's drugstore.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

Thomas F. Bradley. engineer at the
Rubber, has moved from the Lavey tene-
ment on the mountain into the new cot
tage, No. 1, just built by the company.
Cottage No. 2 is nearly ready to occupy.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

YOU ARE INVITED. Best XXXX Pills
bury and Jones patent flour soc bag or
So barrel. Island Gem. best patent, zoe
bag. Our boss coffee 25c pound. Fine
soda crackers, four pounds 25c. Fine
Turkish prunes four pounds 25c. p
Ozone soap 81. Granulated sugar Ii
pounds 81, 9 sugar 16 pounds for 81, at
w. T.. Wills, IS State street, bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

Please don't forget that we close our
store on Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
nights at 30 p IN in order to give our
employees little recreation, leaving
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday nights
open for business at Z. +. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

Miss Josie Schoormaker and niece,
Miss Allie Nichols, of Bethel, are with
friends at Hillside cottage, Newtown.-
[Danbury News.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

The ladies of st Johns Guild met at
Mrs William Bradley's, Zoar, Thursday
afternoon.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
NEW MILFORD.

Horace Allen and family spent Sunday
with S. B. Warner, BroOkfield.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13

1T heads all others for economy" said
a chemist, speaking of Brussels soap.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-13
NUMBER "a.

Misses Mamie Carroll, Mamie Harrigan
and Josie shannon of Bridgeport have
visited in town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19
Communicates.


Dir Hdines In last week issue
of the Farmers AClgocdte appeared an
editorial in which the County Court |
or Commissioners were denounced IN |
strong TERMS inasmuch IS they re-
fused to interfere with one Hart who |
had been licensed TO sell spirituous
liquors at Summit Point. The writer
declares that Notwithstanding 81 per
cent. OF all the taxpayers and voters
within a radius of mile and a-haf
by petition prayed Che Court to re-
woke said license, the Court unan-
imously refused to do so. The writer
also states that it was proved in open
court by competent witnesses, that
the house kept by Hart was disorder
Fly and indecent; that liquor was sold
and given away on the Sabbath day ;
'thatit was sold to habitual drunkards
that it was sold to minors. Thus the
law was transgressed in its salient
/ points, its prohibitory features, by
the vender of ardent spirits-and all
this was admitted by the party ac-
cpsed. ia omen court. Further, the
writer in the r. d. stated that the
Grand Jury sitting at the last term Of
the Circuit Court did adjudge this
same house and its management q
nuisance and asked its abatement,
which memorial was PRESENTED to the
Commissioners at their late session as
part of the record Of the Circuit
| Court. Yetin the face of all this, the
! honorable Commissioners unanimous
/ ly refused to annul the license. or even
fine or rebdke the party offending.
For one am unwilling to form a
Judgment until hear from the other
side. I am slow to think that the
gentlemen composing that commits
sion (for all of whom / voted with
Zone excption) would so hagrantly de
4 fly public opinion, which was almost
unanimous in that community, and
as sworn upho1ders of the law would
exculpate party who so fagrantly
transgressed the law. It was decided
by Judge Hoge when he was on the
bench, touching the matter of grant
ing and revoking license to sell Ii
quor, that the Commissioners Of the
county were clothed with full police
authority and could give and revoke
as they should decide the necessity
to lie. I take it to be true that no
court, high or low, should disregard
public opinion when properly pre-
sented and based, especially when
the moral good of the community is
at stake, and take it to be true that
when the case is made out against an
offender the law is peremptory in de-
mandino hiS nunishmoDt ITov On.o
have had great respect for the Presi-
dent, Commissioners and his fellow
members and shall be pleased to have
presented from their stand point from
some one the reasons influencing
their action. TRUTH.
Chariestown, Aug. 18th, 1890.
FOR Low PRICES OF LUMBER
see advertisement of
lLtBBEY, BTTFINGEB & MILLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19


In the selection of the Hon Daniel
3. Lucas az the Democratic nominee
for Judge of the Sapreme Court OF
Appeals of the State, the Grafton
convention has found a gentleman in
every way equipped for that high and
important office. In the short time
ne has been on the bench under ex-
ecutive appointment, he has given a
good earnest of the valuable services
he would render in the future. No
man in the State is better armed for
good service as Judge than Mr..
Lucas Besides his great natural
gifts he has had remarkable train
ing and experience ee a 4a7vJ7o,-. OF
a fearless, independent nature, pos
sessing amind that has the courage
of its etrong convictions, his career
ssss ittlge, we predict, will be to adj
minister the law without fear and
without favor. No right of property,
Or Of lie or liberty would pass under
his scratinizing gaze without receiv-
ing most careful study, most DELHI
crate consideration. His nomination
very gratifying to his many friends
and 90 frers in Jefferson, and will
go far towards healing all breaches in
the Democratic party in this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19
Advertised Letters.

list Of letters remaining IN the
tfost Ofhee at Charlestown. Jefferson
aelllstY se.assAHgust 16, 1890:
Miss Ella sBober, Aron & Thomas
3anson. Nora Patton, John Reed,
zaeop Row, B. g. Smith, William A.
sick
lie above letters, If not called for
thin thirty days, Will be sent to the
eae letter Office. Persons CALLING
them tTiIl please say that they are e
srtised
S. 81. HIGINBoTHAM P. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19
Congressional Convention.

By order of the Democratic Executive COM
mittee for the 9nd Congressional District, W.
Va, Democratic Convention to nominate n
candidate of said party for Representative in
the 5Snd Congress of the United States for said
District, viii be held at Keyser, Mineral county,
w. Va, on
Wednesday, August 97h, 1920.
Al the counties of the District are requested
Ito send delegates, end It is.recommended tina
they send not moro than'ono delegate for each
one hundred Democratic votes cast at the last
Presidential election.
C. W. DALEY, Ch'mn.
8. D, HIRscHMAN, sec'y.
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DIED.

August 9th. 1890. at the residence of his Sis
sister. Mrs Chaa. II. Forsyth, in Winchester.
ago.
August 7th. 1890. at the residence of her
daughter near Winchester, Mrs. MARY 81.
TIDBALL, in the Goth year of her age.
August 18th. 1890. in Berkeley county. little
ELIZA ANN. eldest daughter of Edward d.
and Laura v. Rauch, aged 3 years, months
and 10 days.
Near Vancleyesvillc. in Berkeley comfy. Au-
gust 4th, 1880, of consumption, Miss SARAH
WHARTON, aged about 20 years.
In Bolivar. August 70. 1890. oftyphoid few
or, GEORGE ALBERT, son of CT orge arc
Joanna Dittmyer. aged 10 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19
Republican Mass Meeting.

f.Behold how good and how pleasant it is
for brelhren to dwell together in unity"
The above passage was exemplified
by striking contrastin the Republican
mass meeting held at the courthouse
in this place last Saturday. That
the brethren were divided and that
there WAS ''blood on the moon" was
observed to others than the fsit',
long before the hour
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19

Commissioner Jas. D. Butt has APP
pointed Mrs. w. Newton Lynch of
Wheeling as Lady Commissioner,
and Mrs. G. w. Z Black, of this
county, as Alternate, on the Board
Of Lady Managers OF the Worlds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19

pt Democrats from ali
State attended the meet
tate Associationsof Dem.
IBIS at harrisburg last
The various COMMITTEES
very dattering reports
iition of and prospects fot
rats throughout the Stat
were adopted approving
9 the platform adopted
ton State convention, aud
ing q more complete az
|of the clubs. At nifh
pimmeHse gathering a Tie
to listen to address s
Wilson, Governor 1gle
ers.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19

Senator Quay has opposed the fur
Their consideration of the force bill at
this session of Congress, and the out
look now is that it will be laid aside.
Granny Hoar and Tom Reed are as
mad as March hares, but it is prob
able the country can stand it, if they
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-19

Judge D. B. Lucas spent a few hours in our
,city Monday, enroute TO Grafton.
tlkaT'tinsburg Independent
Judge Lucas was not within one
hundred and fifty miles of Grafton
last week.