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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO,

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY.
Cash Capital. 1900. 900.
Temporary Offices. I0I + 81. MO.
Se'r building in course OF erection at the corner
of9th and p SITS. n
Organized under act Of Conoress approved
October I. $50.
This CON pany is authorized By law
To receive deposits and allow interest on balances
To issue certificates OF derosit-
To act as administrator. guardian. trustee. re-
ceiver, assignee. committee of the estate Of per-
sons non eOBspos mentis and attend to other bust
Ness Of q fduciary character.
To manage estates and collect rents
To collect interes. and dividends for customers
without charge.
To execute trusts from courts. corporations
anu individuals.
To act as treasurer agent for RELIGIOUS,
benevolent or other institutions and as registrar
or transfer agent Of the stocks or bonds of cor
porztions. paying their interest or dividends If
desired
wills receipted for and kept without chargs.
Correspondence invited
BRAINARD II. WARNER, President
JOHN JOY EDISON, Vice President.
wM B. GURLEY, Treasurer
wM- B. Robson. Secretary.
Directors:
John T. Arms. Samuel Nornent,
Charles B. Bailey. John Ridout,
ChAs. 8. Baker, George T. Schafer.
James L. Barbour, n. II. Shea,
II. S. CUMMINGS, Thos Soneryflls
j. J. DARLINGTON John A. Swope,
John Joy Edison, J. s. Swormstedf,
Albert =. Fox. George Truesdell.
o. @. Green. B. H. Warner,
VIM b. Gurlsy, A. A Wilson,
John A Hamilton. l. d. Wine,
John b, Larner. s. W. Woodward.
A 8. worthirston.
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North Washingtoa, Iowa, ~ alnoss sueFsly
dsstroZsd b a insssdisry nrs hssdAy sisAA
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GUNS FOR THE NAvY.-The work on the guns
for the new navy is progressing at most rapid
rate at the gun foundry at the navy yard,
There are now seventy-two guns of all cali
bers on the Iathes and in the pits. The two
ten-inch guns for the Maine are almost com
pleted, and the two twelve-inch rifles for the
Monterey will be finished in three months.
The other guns are all six and eight inches in
the bore.
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THE GERSDORFF FUNNEL AND NOVELTY
Il CONPAN1.-A limited number of the shares Of
stock Of this company. now Just oTganzed under the
laws OF New Jersey. can be purchased at par from
either vi the undersigned Augustus Ger<dorn, pres
dent, Chas I. Cox secretary and treasurer stephen
Cox n. vice president and manager, all of Bridge
ton Nj and Edson Bros lOU5 St NV; Edwards
a Barnard. 80 5th st. T. B. Cottrel, l4ls New
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OFFICE
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now OpeEed for Subscriptions Ten per cent per an
NUN investment guaranteed. Prospectus at the
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SzvxsrErS SCHOOL GrnIs

ALL SPEAK AT ONCE
Teacher: What do you consider the science Of
human E4ppiness.''
Seventeen little girls all ct same time: ITO bestow
number o: benents ths greatest number
Of people"
Is~sher Who IN this city do you consider lives mp
Ssyer,eea little girls shout with q vim: ''GRASTY,
LEE fOshEI, 1blO and 1912 7th ST. n-w.i Ny
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nerve 70 sAy Oar only tsrEss cheap ror casa.
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vote seyenteeG credits these little girls for this
ptt o. Ca history and also their By
these prices:
Antique Extension Tables. square and round - a5.
Best Woven Wire Cots. sI-ss.
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. sI6.eo
Best Cane-ss~t Chairs. 61c.
Broadway FoldiHg Bed, with nice wool massr,~a s21
Cprixht Foldinsr Bed. $3.50
Handsome Clifoni~r Beds. s25A
nice Tumblsrs. I5e.
66-piecs English Tea Sets. e. 9s
l0O-piece English Dinner Sets painted goods a. q
Fine Walnut CRIB Beds. St 80 TO aIO
ExtrA LArys Cylinder BOOK Case and Desk S2a
We have sverythinl for the house except stoves We
ss Soqds N svsry part of ths e1sy- only ssrns
oha6p fur oAAh-
u. c. 0RAsrY,
DOUBLE sro1xs.
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FINANCIAL.
Drrosrrs SOLICITED.

We pay interest upon deposits-
Do not allow your money to re-
main idle. Make it earn you
money by investing. or depositing
IL with Us. Interest paid on de-
posits subject TO check without
notice
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
BIB AND el5 sT.N.w.
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NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
regsysss .ls per sptn sssn
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- sPEcIAI PtiakSTs. SHTfAD oN
per cent Per annun paid On purchase price ssni-
OFFICERS.
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All Local Securities dealt IN.
Constant quotations. ali la.rkstA Telephone s4A
oz1
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FCHE PHRNIX INVESTMENT COMPANY.
WEST DULUTH. MINNESOTA
Capital, $500. 600. divided into 20 900 shares par
value 40 each. payable in tan monthly tnstallments
Of 81 per month
Subscription books open at the Office of the COM
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toekhArt, corner sd and sts., West Warrington
Directors-
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VIM @. White. Robert Crombie,
mills In 8. g. Williamson.
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
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Directors:
A. T. Britton. john X. Mclean.
C. J. Bell. Caleb j. Milne.
M ". Beveridge. Martin +. Morris.
Henry +. Blount. Crosby 8. Noyss,
William NJ Coates. NJ IL. Parker.
Robert DornAn Charles Porter.
Chas C. Duncsnson. James @. Payne.
Daniel Donovan, Alan H Reed.
Matthew @. Emery. S. s. Sharp.
James E. Fitch. w. 5. Thompson,
John Il. Herrel1. A A Thomas.
John y. Hutchinson, William Werner.
John 8. jerks. Harry +. West,
Henry 8. Louchheim. Henry A. Willard,
Benjamin 81. Wardsr.
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AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST co..
A. r. Britton President
G. J. Bell First Vice President
A. A Thomas. Second Vice President.
Percy b. Metzxer r........T Treasurer.
a. p r,,.o,o,s Sscrstary
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MHs. M. j. Hunt.
1909 st. NV,
Has Just returned from New York and IL now prepared
to show full line of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BONNETs AND
ROUND HATS,
To which she invites the attention Of her customer
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R~wE DENY NOTHINGl
The pubic voice 10 too strong We accept the ver-
dict W. That our shirts the finest attempted
in ashington. AL cut and made On the prSmiseo
Perfection guaranteed sale
MILLERS,
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~ packed. moved shipped without
trouble to owners
Give us Your order and your ksys;ws
will do the rest.
Gooos consigned to us will be stored.
unpac ked and placed in residence, or ~
shipped desired
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
AMERICAN SECUkITI AND TRUST COMPANY
l140 18th st. NV
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
Senator FauIkner's Effective
Work.

Senator Faulkner, of West Yir-
GINA, has been more or less annoyed
by few of his constituents who in
sist that he should take a more active
part in the debates, and he is con-
tinuallly urged to make set speech
against the force bill. Such sugges-
ti0ns do Senator Faulkner great in
justice, and his work on the Demo-
cratic side of the Senate is far more
effective than dozen or more set
speeches. His duties as "whip" and
executive officer of the Democratic
party in the Senate are not only re-
sponsiblc but onerous, and his asso-
ciatcs fully appreciate his value. He
is ready and effective debater, in
addition TO being remarkably gifted
as a manager. Several times he has
obtained the floor to deliver a we'll
seasoned speech, but each time he
has yielded to others who were more
anxious to be heard. On one occa-
sion he relinquished the floor to SEN
ator Stewart, of Nevada, who made a
vigorous attack upon the force BILL
West Virginians need not give them
selves any uneasiness about Senator
Faulkner. as lie is generally regarded
as one of the most valuable members
OF the Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
Miss EauIkner,s Debut.
Especial dispatch 10 the Baltimore SUM-

toPSSAHA dAepebGu 70 inc o2lilLlOrG Quill
WAsH1NGTon, Jan. Ex-senator
and Mrs. Faulkner gave tea this
afterno5n at their spaGious Capitol
Hill fesidgiee to introduce their
daughter, Miss Jane Faulkner, and q
very large and agreeable company
responded to their invitations. The
double parlors were beautifully dec
GRATED with growing palms and guam
titles of fresh roses sent to the debu-
tante. Out in the dining room a
generous spread of dainties and sub
stantials were served, the young la
dies rendering effective service.
In the drawing-room Mrs. Faulk-
ner, attired in a becoming black lace
and heliotrope satin, had her pretty
young daughter standing near her.
The debutante's gown was of pale
green crepe. and she carried a bunch
of lilies of the valley. Mrs. B. II.
Warner in pink silk, Mrs. Charles H.
Gibson in black silk with jetted lace
over yellow silk. Miss Mary Faulk-
ner in white embroidered silk muslin,
Miss Birdie Faulkner in white cloth
with borders of ermine, Miss Love,
of Winchester, in white silk gauze,
Miss Kenna in blue crepe, Miss Stew
art, of Martinsburg, in white gauze,
Miss Mcdonald in white muslin, Miss
Patton in blue MULE and Miss Cabell
in gray faille, were also receiving.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
srilIIant New Year Wedding.

-
The following special to the Rich
mond Dispatch tells of Brilliant
wedding, in which one of the priHci-
pals (the bride) is a sister Of Mrs.
DR.. Jno. P. Bishop, of this place.
LEXINGTON; Va, January 7.2fhe
Presbyterian church WIS tie scene
this evening of the most brilliant af-
fair that has been witnessed in Lex
ington in great while. The occa-
sion was the marriage of Miss Rachel
Primrose Cochran, Of Augusta coun-
ty, to Mr.. Arthur C. Hartman, form
erly of Richmond, now real estate
agent at Glasgow. The church was
beautifully decorated. At the back
of the pulpit was large stand draped
in white, on which wax candles we're
arranged in tiers, while overhead was
suspended wedding-bell composed
of greens and flowers.
The ushers and attendants num-
bered twentY-four. Messrs. J. A.
Peasants, L. McC. Gibbs, P. II.
Penick, and W. L. Robinson acted
as ushers. Miss Augusta Harman
was first bridesmaid and Mr.. w. A.
Ross groomsman. The other attend
ants were Misses jamie White, Chris
tine Hartman, Nellie Herman, Kittie
Barclay, Nellie Cameron, Ann Coch
ran, Susie Cochran and Rose Har-
rison, accompanied respectively by
Messrs. H. Mcclure, j. r. Sterrett,
j. G. Letcher, David Funston, w.
D. Bethel, G. B. Taliaferro, I. n.
Read, z. S. Watson and D. w.
Shanks, Jr.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. r. C. Walker, of Augusta coun-
ty. Among the friends and relatives
present were Mrs. NJ. S. Hartman,
mother of the groom; Mr.. w. C.
Cochran, of West Virginia, brother
of the bride, and Mr.. C. II. Harrison,
of Staunton.
The bride wore a dress of white
India silk, with trimming of Chantilly
lace. On her head was a coronet Of
orange blossoms, from which was sus-
pended the bridal veil. She wore
white gloves and in her hand carried
a bouquet of white roses. The brides
maids were dressed in white organdie
muslin, with white ribbon trimmings
and wore light-graY gloves. The
groom and attending gentlemen were
in full evening dress and wore white
gloves. The presents were numer-
Gus and handsome. The bride and
groom left this evening on the sos
train for Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
Mrs. Kenna's Fashionable Tea,

From the Washington Star of Thursday.1
Senator Kenna's residence on Cap
itol Hill yesterday seemed to accom-
modate large part of the visiting
world, who came in response to Mrs.
Kenna's invitation and to meet the
eldest daughter of the honse, Miss
Kenna. Tie occasion meant for her
a formal debut, and the event was
surrounded by the happiest auspices.
The Senator's new home into which
the family only moved last spring
was planned with every regard for
comfort as we'll as modern elegance
and taste. 1t opens up we'll and as
large as the company was yester-
day no part of the lower floor
seemed crowded. Upstairs one large
room was reserved for dancing, and
the highly polished floor was scarce
ly ever unadorned by fair maidens
and their partners. Mrs. Kenna re-
ceived in the front drawing room,
and her gown was of white brocade
and point lace. The fair young de-
butante was in white China silk, the
border of which had prettiIy fash
Toned girdle of gold GALLON. There
was garniture on the waist of lilies of
the valley and mignonette. Mrs.
Faulkner was in a trained gown of
turquoise velvet; Mrs. Vance, lilac
crepe; Mrs. Jordan, black grenadine
and pink crepe; Mrs. Cultivate,
gray brocade; Miss Jane Faulkner,
white cloth; Miss TiDgle, of West
Virginia, gray crepe; Miss WaIthall,
white crepe; Miss Daingerfield, black
silk with spangled net; Miss Wood,
white silk with pink brocaded jacket;
Miss Corinne Blackburn, pale blue
moire; Miss Lucille Blackburn, Nile
green silk and olive velvet; the Misses
Benninghaus, of Baltimore, one in
white silk and the other in black lace :;
Miss Goodfellow, white null; Miss
Slavin. white silk; Miss MickIer, of
Easton, Pa, gray crepe, and Miss
Scranton, steel gray crepe and silver
passementerics. A generous COLA
ton of every dainty was served in
the dining room.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
DIED.

At the residence of her husband in Halltown,
January 18th. 1891. of lung trouble. Mrs. IDA
GARRETT. beloved wife of Mr.. Clinton Carrot
aud daughter of the late Jno. T. Cowley. Esq,
of this place. She leaves husband and q We
little childred to mourn her loss.
God moves in MYSTERIOUS way, Bis Won
ders to perform"
In Winchester, Va. January 18th. 1891, of
consumption, Mrs. ANNIE DOBSON, wife of
Mr.. F. A. Dobson, formerly of this place. She
leaves husband and two children to mourn
her loss.
In Martinsburg, January 5, 1891, Mrs. SAL
LIE MOORE, aged 81 years.
In Berkeley county, January 4. 1891, Mrs.
ALICE BOWERS. wife of j. P. Bowers. and
daughter of Rev. j. Andrews, aged 10 years.
10 months and 10 days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

.
Mrs. Ann W. Carter, of Clarke
county, Va, is dead.
George Bancroft, the historian,
died in Washington, in his DIST year.
Elmer Grim, who fell from house
in Martinsburg some time ago, died
at his home near that place from his
injuries. He was twenty-four years
of age.
Rev. Chas. r. stribling, of Martins
burg, has accepted call from the
Presbyterian Church at BerryyilIe,
Clarke county, and has entered on
his new duties.
Mr.. Henry Fulk, aged sixty years,
a prominent Berkeley county farmer,
residing about five miles from Mar
tinsburg, dropped dead on Wednes-
day from heart disease.
Mr.. SiIer,a prominent farmer living
near Martinsburg, died as the result
of the extraction of tooth. He had
it taken out about week previous,
and after that bled almost incessant-
ly, causing his death.
Professor Koch's report describing
the composition of his lymph was
published Wednesday in Berlin. 1t
says the lymph consists of glycerine
extract derived from the pure cult
walton of the tubercle bacilli.
The Stsunton Yindicator says !:
The first child born at Shendun is a
daughter of VIM. j. Harnsberger.-
She has been named Shendun Bell,
the latter part of the name being
complimentary to Maj. II. III. Bell.
A sad scene was that which trans
pired on our streets Wednesday night,
says the Winchester Leader. A
young married women who moves in
the aristocratic circles of society, so
helplessly intoxicated as to require
masculine arms to carry her home.
Mr.. Richard Thompson, Familiarity
known as 'Dick" by the class of 'S2
of Storer College, of which he was a
member, has taken a company of
singers to Europe. Said Company
gave a farewell concert at Harper's
Ferry. and won many enconiums.
Pioneer Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

Bills have been introduced in the
Legislature by Mr.. Gibson in re-
gard to service of notice and protest,
concerning collections of taxes and
in regard to weights and measures /;
and by Mr.. cambridge concerning
the rate of tax on hawkers and ped
lars providing that the sheriff shall
give notice by poster advertisement
in daily and weekly newspaper on
what day he will receive taxes and
allow % per cent. discount up to
that date.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

The question of changing the name
of ChnrIestown being now, as we I'M
derstand, under consideration, "Lee"
is suggested as at once brief, eupho-
niods, probably TO a large extent
unique as town name, and eminent
ly worthy of perpctuation. "Charles
CITY," or any name with the append
age of the word ''citY" We deem very
Objectionable, if for no other reason,
on account of the well known fact
that most places dubbed "city" are
Insignificant hamiets--in many cases
not worthy the name of village.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
MRS. een-Hur's" New Book,

A brilliantly told story of travels in the lands
where ''Beu-IIEr" lived. by the wife of the au-
thor of 'Ben-Hur." is entitled The Repose n
Egypt: An Orient Medley" Mrs. Wallace
writes with peculiar charm. There is a hap
Py abandon and wiDsOme eheerfulncss mani
fest. that gives the narrative character of its
own The volume is handsome one. finely
Illustrated. such a book as commonly sells for
Sl.Oo to $3.50: but. like other publications of
this house. generally. the price is nominal
scrlptive Catalogue, 132 pages. of popular aud
standard books, may be had free. BY address
Ing the publisher, John B. Alden, 39S Pearl st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

OvERcoArs.--We recognize the
fact that at this season of the year we
must cut prices to induce people to
buy, for we don't want to count any
overcoats after March 1st. We would
rather you do it and we count the
money. If you desire to save fully
so per cent. on dollar, this is your
opportunity to do so.
WM. KAHN, SadIer Block.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

At a conference in Charleston
Thursday, between Governor Flem-
ing, Col. j. W. St. Clair, of the
Worlds Fair Commissioners, and
leading members of the Legislature,
it was decided to ask the Legislature
for 100000 to enable the State to
make an exhibit at the fair.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

The caucus contest for Speaker of
the House of Delegates required
seven ballots to determine the result.
Hon. B. D. Gibson was the last re-
naming contestant of the successful
candidate, after all the others had
been dropped, and he was only
beaten by two votes, the ballot stand
ing % to 21.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

The Scientific american is an en-
inently valuable publication. and may
be read with interest and profit by
all classes of people. 1t fills place
which no other journal can supply,
and is growing in popularity every
day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

OF the Legislative committees,
Senator Knott is appointed on priv
ileges, finance, education, railroads
and rules; Senator Parks on coun-
ties and municipal corporations,
militia, immigration and agriculture,
and claims and grievances; Mr.. Glib
son on Privileges and Elections. Ed
ucation, Counties, Districts and Mu-
nicipal Corporations, Printing and
Contingent Expenses, and Peniten-
ttary; cambridge on Military Affairs,
Humane Institutions and Public
Buildings, Acts and General I'm
provements, and Railroads.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

The Clarke Courier has been en-
larged and improved. Brother Crown
has always published good paper,
rs an answering Democrat, and de-
serves all the success which this new
departure denotes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20
legal NOTICES.
Commissioners Notice.

In the Circuit Court OF Jefferson County,
FRANK BECRwTTH. Administrator of the
goods aud chattels of JAS IL. Grove. Pl'tiff
Against
MARY GROVE, Wash. B. Grove, T. C. Grove,
and Jas. Fl. Grove, Jr., heirs of Jas. H.
W. Brown. Trustee; Samuel < George,
Philip Henry, Mary Grove, JAS. a. Grove,
Jr., Wash. B. Grove, and 7. C. Grove. ces.
tuiQue trusts under certain deeds of trusts
executed by said Jas. H Grove; Isaac Gray,
a. s. Mason, W. H. Tellheimer. Lnwenstein
Bros. Co., EMO. w I Roberts, F. Beckwith. in
dividuaily;. AIMS ypn9sons ESeentrfy, of Jas.
Watson, T. B. Soldiers, Valley Fertilizer
Trusteei Geo. A. Mock, J. T. Gibson, Jpo.
". Coyle, and D. B. Lucas Defen dants.
Extracts from decree of Nov. IS, 1901
4 ST. This cause is referred to Commissioner
i Gloon Moore 10 ascertain the whole of the
estate. real and personal, of which the said
Jas. H. Grove died seized. or to which he was
in any manner entitled, and its value,
I'd. To convene the creditors of said estate,
and after allowing all proper credits, to audit
the debts in the order of their priorities.
Sd. To summon the tenants OF the real
ture and character of the leases under which
they respectively hold, and what rents, If any,
are due from them to said estate.
4th. To state and settle tho administration
account of Frank BeckWith, administrator of
said Jas. H. Grove.
9Th. To inquire into the questions OF the va
lidity OF the release named in the bill.
deemed pertinent by himself or that may be
required by any of the parties in interest.
A Copy-Teste
T. w. LATIMER, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

VIC have received the first issue of
the l1farttnsburg Daily. It is neat,
four-page paper, non-politicaI, and
devoted to news, business, industry
and enterprise. 1t is issued by the
Daily Publishing Company.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

ETNHE undersigned continue in the Auction
i eering business, and will cry sales in the
counties of Jefferson, Clarke, Frederick and
Warren. engagements made on short notice,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
HEFLEROWER & WEST,
P. o. Charlestown jefferson Co.. W. Va.
January 20. IS91-Sm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-01-20

The U. s. Senate held an all-night
session on Friday night, not taking a
recess until Saturday night, and SEN
asor Faulkner held the floor for nearly
twelve hours in opposition to the force
hill