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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
Staot Baltimore.

Die r@eicllidaft sur I'm
teroridung Oe5 2aiter5 belt
geltcrn 2beuO III Der - yepering 9au
lire Z. Sabrespcriummlung ab. YrGliz
bent Gbea. s. BOnnparte iitbrte ben
Soriie uno bieB Die 2luwcicaoen mill
fOmmen, wOraui Der ScfrctGr unO
9tcGt5bci ItanO Ocs Serein8. 0r. SObn
6. Stole, elncu I6u9cren 8eritt iibcr
Die Gbatigfctt DER GeieIlidaTt wGbrenO
oe8 oerfloicncn Subrc5 pOrla8.
Su osmielbcn tbeiltc Ell SunGdit iiber
Die llnterbanOlungcn nit, weltlc Die Ges
ieQitbaTt nit Der Oberltcn StaOtgcridtSs
buut scpflogeu bate, I'M cine ltrcnQcre
0an0babun9 ser @eicBc Slr llHterOritts
lung unor0entli6er 0Guier 81 cr;lclcn.
llrber bic Gin;clubeiten lit lcincr Belt
au5iiBrlih bcrihtst pOrOcn. 8ie Sr.
Stole oanu wcitcr anQiebt, iin0 iGmmts
li6e Gigcntbimcr ser uuorreutlihcn
66uIer auf Die bcitebcnbeu SnaigcleFc
BON Der @eiclli3ait auImcrtiam 9ema1t
mOr6cn.
Die @eieQidait bat ferner alle Etcenjz
0siudc gcpriiit, Oesgleiden ibre SanO
Oa}u gelteben, ba5 n@OOl. ."Spiclcn 5n
unterOrIfcn.
4Bic Sdasmtiiter Sr. Gu9en 2cpez
ring beriftete, bat Die @eIelll@aft I'M
pcrflO1cncn Sabre $1289 uerauegabt,
mar aber senOtbi9t, cine 9IuIeibc oon
5000 ~ MAIDEN. Sir oa6 neuc Sabr
linO besbaIb $1,000 notbweuOig.
81. SameS s. Sn9ram pon 2(rlin9z
ton iprad Johann iibsr ben BOolzYers
fauf in arlington, 0r. SameS Garcg
SbOma8 iiber Die 8emGbun9cn sur linz
terorufung Obic0ner 2iterutur unO cr.
German y. Ount iber Die Sdjwicrigz
fciten bel Grbebung BON 9lnfla9en mcgcn
@erfauf5 uon SplrituOieu an SoHntas
gen.
9ic gSabl Se5 neuen gcrlpultun9sz
ratbe5 bate fOl9en0e5 9feiultat: 00.
SuumeriielO SaI0win, Gba5. ;. Boz
naparte, eugene 2euering, Or. 9amc5
Garrp SbOmas, BaitOr Sol. Z. Stcrz
mann, 9Obn 6. 9tOie, gBm. 8 WtOrris,
9obn @lenn, Yaitor 8. SrOOman,
pator S1as. u. 6ulton, 5. u. Stello
unO s. so. YrcntiB.
@cburtStusSfeier. - Sri.
SOa Sonnenberg feierte am SOnntaa
2lbcnO in Der rGOuenaut SaQe," Gfc
SOwaroz unb 2erinstOnitruBe, im &reIIe
ibrer 5ablrei6en SerpunOten Il. ,Srenns
De ibren @eburtstus. Sri. SOnnsuberg
crbiclt ulebrere wertbuOue Geidentc, Oas
runter iinO belOnOers 5u bcmcrtcn Gin
gOlOeue5 armbonO uno Elm 91egenidirm
nit 9OIOenent @rifie uou ben Wtltglics
bern ocS rGwi9bli9bt:Gircle, weldem
OieieLbe als Otttslicb augehcrt. Der
sIbenO purOe Our3 fOmiihe SOrlrdge
uno @eidn9e ucrbra9t uno mandeS
@las auI ba8 9EObl ocs Geburtsta9ss
tinbe8 seleert- Die Oiulit lieicrten Der
n0elpbiusMuiitsGircle" uno Der r9ars
fasMulits9lub.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
Slrhcit 1,no SnSnftrir.

GolumbuS, 8, IA. Sebrunr. -
@enn iid) audi Die G)rubenar6citcr NIT
elmer 9feouftion pon 20 Gents pro
Ionnc iiir3 60r0ern etnpcritanbcu crz
fl0rt babcn, 10 lit bod bic Sfala fin
ouOcre 9(rbciten in Ser 0jrube nod niht
percinbort. Den Gi9entbiimern uuroe
folQeubcr 3cidluB Der 2lrbeitcr iu9c>
IanOt: ga in GSclt BcnulDlpanien
uno 9Seitz&ir9inicn bic 2obnraten Der
art bcrubgeicBt lunrOen. DaB unS sic
9totbmenoi9fcit einlcudtct, in SbiO OaS
@cihdit ecgcu bieie GOnfurrenS uufs
rcft ~ erbultcn, baben mir bcIdloiIcn,
cine 9teSuftion pom 20 @t5. pro Come
fir @rubcnarbcit nit Dem Spaten un0
cine pcrbGltniBmGBtge 9cOuftion i'm
Saqelobn anSunebmcn, pogegen mir
entiprc6enbc GrndBi9ung Scr Souss
mictben, Der Yreiie fiir'5 S6drfcn BON
Gcrf;cu9 unO fir grubcn Otaterial
pcrlanqen. 0esglci6en, OaB in SeSu9
auf bic 9auer Dc5 reOu;irten 2obnz
Garifs fcin Gontraft ein9e9an9cn werz
ben muB, bantit gcgebencn Sales bel
ganftigercr Goniunttur bObere SObne ucrz
langt wcrbcn fOnncn."
Sn Scsus uuf Die 2Obne fir Otoidiz
men, 9(bbau unO Gin9angSitOGenz z9lrbeit
baben bic 9(r6eiter nod feline Gntiheiz
6uno aetrofien. Die Gigentbimer iino
QeuclQt, ocn 9lrbeitern Sen 2lbi6luB Der
2obns9lngclegcubcit 5u iiberlaiien.
Gaits2ipcrppol, O., IA. 6c6r.
Der Serat6ung8 8s4u8iduB ser itriz
fcnoen S0pfer bat bier cine Srganiiuz
tion fiir llnterltiibung85pefe gegriinoet.
Die 9(r6eiter Ser nad Der alten gobnz
ifala reputirtcr 5abrifen trage 33 YrOz
;cnt ibre8 2obneS frcilpillig gum Strifez
SSonS bel. $rGiioent @ompers bat i'm
9tamcn Ser n9(merican federation Of
2abor" untcri itieung an9eboten. Der
Salt 2iperpoolzS SOpfcrci" mar c8 gcz
tern nidt m0slif, bic Grbcit untcr ser
ncucn Sfala III bcginnen. &etn OueenO
Geutc mclbcte iid sur 4rbcit. Die So
pferei purOe Sen gan5en Sag iiber BON
Strtfern bemad)t.
Barriers Surg, G. Sa., IA.
5Se6r.-Die rSenleD & Gjcrmisz Ot0bel=
Sa6rif, cine Der grOBten bier, bat oie
9lrbcit mieber auf9enommen unb be-
ldditigt 100 Mann.
. SalGeDz Stem, Sp., IA. 6ebr.-
Die nSout6erns2 s2umberz@ @OmpanD" ldBt
tpieber arbeiten unO 3ipar 81 Berabgez
Ieeten 20bnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
Grmnrnet Sscth uuD &tno.

ct. youiS. IS. 6eb. - Or. Dit
itrow pou 9n. 1924, ,SG0sG Omptorz }lUes
nuc, critbicn beute 9tadmittag tlIyj nad)
) llbr i'll Ser 9fcicrpoirs li5e;sStaiiOn
MD ertlar,e, er babe ;uidlllgrr Neiie
ieinc Ernu crihOheu. 0a Ell iidl o5iOz
lut mcI9crtc, rabere 2lugabcn III MAIDEN
OOcr Gle all ibn 9crIdtcteu 5ro9cn iu
bcantmortcu, marc CT ciultlpeilcu biuter
ShlOB un0 9(icgcl gcbraht mo cin &os
lrslit nud lciuer &Obnun9 geianOt, I'M
giabcrcs Su crulitteln. SpQtcr lteutc cS
ii9 bcraus, OaB 0ujtrOlu iOwO9l auf
ieiuc 6rau, mie auf lcInen 3 j&brI9cn
Sohn geihoNen. SciOe lruscn SduBz
munDeu I'M Sb6ocl. 0aS S0lnbcn
mar toot, aber Die Otutter lcbte nod.
9iiitroiu lit Der SObu ocs oerltOrbcnen
WGQjonGyS 2oui5 0Uitow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
Ser Gricg III ecntral..l,aerifa.
ssisesipredlsuSe Naariet,r.

Gan 9 0or, IA. 6ebruor.
- Sei Segucipalpa fam c3 Spiiden
@encral Srti5' uno 0cncra( GQaque;'a $
StrcitfrdItcn su elmer SdluAt, worin
cs Gcncral Srtl5 9clang, in Den Ser
tbctOigun9Srucrfen, Weld)c I'M sic StuOt
crri6tct ijno, cine 8vtid)e III ofIncu,
Die 3obl Der &crluunccttu lit ouf bclz
Ocu Scitcn lcBr bcOcHtcu0. 2Jicbr, ais
100 Wfanu mUrOcn gcto6tct. lSdbrcnO
Der Sfladt fam c5 ju Cincm crbittcrten
$5on0gemcngc Sluiidcn Der jufautcrie.
Gcncr0l Srtl5 beaniprudt ben Sicg
unO tbcilt nit, OaB Oer lEcg nO6 Scs
ggcipnlpa jcet oiicn lit. 0cpelhcn ou3
>tmolpa meIOcn jcOod), onB SaSques bic
StaOt nod INNER bcgouptct.
0juatem / a, II. 6cbruar r.-9ic
ErUppcn pon 0onOuraS inter @)cncral
Glltcln babcn Den 9tebcl,cu inter @cn.
%onlllN cine neNe9tjeOcrlo9c 6cigc6rad)t.
Cine licuge &aiicn iullrOe crbcutct.
@to1 0cr S6ia5f m0rldljrtc SilIcla auf
Icgucipalpa ab, I'M Basque; 9iilie SIT
brlnGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
Scmt 9scruf crlcscn
Sicbens .bu SoEIrugraber I;b,noiS b:Grebcm
JBre Tctiurg iaunt moeIia,.

@ilfcS b orrc, Fa., IS. Sch. -
Gn Ocn Scrgwcrfcn Scr r&In9itonz
SoDlcnsGompo3nic" iii Der 9iGbc BON
Flpmoutb wHrOc bcutc cin Gjru6cngan9
6ur6 0cn Ginitur5 DcS ii6crbGn9cnocn
Gcitcins pcridijttct. SicbenScBn Scrgz
leutc wurOcn lcbcnoi9 bc9rabcn. G05
5(tttung3merf miro nit otlcu &rGftcn
bctricbcn, bod lit wcnig 0Ofinun9, Die
&crung glijdtsn nod IcbcnO auHinOcn in
gnuusu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15

I~ 0rn. 9oUis 2oreu5'8 u9t D.
s. ouie1 all Der Gde Der GaIsrus9luenue
Hno gto.o Yomter 9loao, Der iriiher BON
6rr. Gecra SIdb gehGlIeNe AusiugSort,
bl.iet uorqeu Den IciHhern Elm erqul.
lites Shlad)rieIi; Meteiluppe mo }ouitl.
oes Sdlmeluerle i'll uor;uqlId)er 3ubereis
tuna leben ben GaneH sur SsrIiguug.
4beuos gibt's mufIaIIihe llnterbaltuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
2luS Dem trodcnem aat,laS.
ssir,be su @eiauamiiftrn len oernytreiGt

sSiribc iu @eiam9ni l'tFniel oernEtheiIt.
Gmporia, GS., Il. 6ebr. - Sm
bieiigen &rci5geridt murOcn Bic gSirtbe
@barle5 9SiulanlS unO 5o8. 9iobinion
SET %crleeung Oea Nturrap'iden Yrobjz
bitionSgeIcgc5 ibulOi9 bciunoen nnO Su
ctncr G5elObuBe pon ic $500, iOruic
mebrmOnatlldlrr Glnipcrrun9 pcrurz
tbcilt Die Scmpcrcniter jublirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
SIC 9epolGtton in 8raG!fcu.

SucnoS Aprc9, Il. 0cbrunr. -
Gcituu iino bjcr 9t0djrjdteu cingclauz
icn, Oabrn lantra0, 0nB Der fiir5Iitb pcrz
faitctc Sbcrit Nt0rianO ans Dem @cz
iGn9niB Su fcynam6uco cntfonmcn lit
nno iid) ben jnlur9entcn im Staatc
&orobjba angcI5IoNen lat.
FrdiiOcnt ,Eciroto ncfilrbtct, 0oB
@oHpcrncur Gina pOn %crMambucO bic
Grcnnnng Scr n6TOli4cn Staatcn BON
Ser 9tcpHblif unO Grciriuig elmer iclbitz
r&n0igen 9fcpublif nit linn iclbit,
yima, ais ErdNOcutcn auitrcbt, Gr
bat beSbolb Die lOforii3c ScrbdftHng
%ima'5 ongcorOnct, iobaio 0crielbc ii6
Der gcringiten Gi9!o gA,,.Gt iduIOi9
ulaCht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
Bic Iebenoie bc9rabeHen SsobIcn=
er6ber.
gSmsosn lie nidbt eritIassr, 10 maiien &c eel
SSuuecrtoo csteiocu.

9StIfeSbarrc, 8o., IA. SScb. =
Die Nettung8arbcitcn in Der pcrid]iittcs
ten @aplorb~0tinc su Blymoutb wcrz
ocn ununtcrbrOden fort9cicet, jeOo6 lit
e5 bis icst nod nidt 9elungen, pon BEN
ucridliittctcn &Oblcn9rGbcrn GhpaS III
b0rcn, 9Scnn Oicicl6cn sur 3cit aud
ale nod am 2cbcn iin6, 10 nliiIlcn iie
bennOd pcrbungern, che man biz SIT
Dem Sdod,t, in ueldem ije iid) 6efins
Ben. pOrOringen fann. Gilf 6rauen
unO 45 &nOer eriuartcn untcr GbrGncn
unb Sammcrn sic critic Sunoc iibcr bo5
Shidlal Set Oattcn ur0 SGter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
S,einnsere Scfanutmn di,titn

Sn isoIge hts neuIiten 6eucrs in Dem GSetdube
9iI. 237. oTo=@auitrn6e, an 3. Tsbruar piro bGs
aeidmmte Stieiclz, Sdlub= IND NdusitubsSaqer. oQs
ourd 3iGrl IHreoeuteno bcitlbigt norbcn su Spierz
prefer psrfduit gSir ,rpdbHeH tiHise p.Hiae Der
ofierirteH Bargains: tiEca EcitcH gtlasS SGuSd]ubc
fur Ienlcn in Glen SdottiTurasH 81 81 90. I'M
gSertbc ron So; 2GmeE= : SonaoI0=SucpitlIhe 3u IS
Cts. i'm sS,rtse 81 So al, uHictc mt Ger Hdno
cemdtten Sameu=S dute 81 9S, iGI 2Sertbe ron SIS
Iannsitu6e AT 9S Cts, 81 "a, $I.49, 81 80,
1924, III 2sertGs bes 0oppcIten oi,eT 8Isuc. 1Sern
Sie iYecEo rebe Stlu5s braudltH, 10 lit j,ft Str,
Gs,ectntsit fur arose Sarealns. =. 81. SbaIbeis
,ucr, 9r. 23., gicros@apz, 2bur uaerGcib 5Srontz
fAugO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15

Sic @eud5rung zines Sntcroiew8 NIT
6rau WaDbrif eriEdt, Oehen .3wed ieiu
iou, bielelbe su bcnl 9eliauOniB gu brins
gen, baB iie unter Dem GinfluB bes
SDpnotismus sebunbeIt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
ESTef

VaiIe! E6fTe!
fr Reiie i'm auslanbc beiorst tHTerbal6 "a Stuntss
Al 5eneut,no bsrabsciestem Breie
Gou6rD Naine,
gde gaItimaIshreke aHa zSties=Ase5us.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15


8aris, IA. 6eb. - Die bieiigcn
Inard)iiten muroen bcute bur6 Die
Sunbe pom ser Serbaftuug be5 9lnar=
d,iitenfiibrers Saul Bernard unangcz
nebm iiberraidt. Bernard beIaB einen
iuB unbeid)ranften GinfluB auf Oie perz
idlieoenen @ruppen Der anard)iitti6cn
Bartei. Mebrere 0tale maro CT pcsen
glufrei,uns sun 0torO, 5ur SrauDltifz
tuna nnb Sur BlInDeruns perurtbeilt
RAD ieiner lceten Serllrtbetlung i'm
9louember 1890 gelang es ibnt, 81 entz
f!ieben; CT lieB ii6 in Barcelona nisOer,
NO er cine anar6iitiide @ruppe sriinz
bctc uno Die teres> s>SeridlpOruns plunte,
wslte nit Der @arrOtirun9 BON bier
9(uardiiten snOete.
Gr mar6 lpe9en Sbeiluabme an Ser
itlbeu arretirt, muBte aber pieber cntz
IaiIcn weroen, Oa feline poiitipen Be-
meiie 9esen i'm rorla9en, unO febrte
mad, Barcelona 5uriid. Gr mar Der
ieulac, tpcI6er audi oas Sombenz9lttenz
tat ouf oen @eneral Wiartinc; be Can't
eos, Iar lpel6e Yallus eridOiien murbe,
uno bas rud)loie 9(ttentat auf Die Seiuz
der Ses rgDceumzGBeaier6" plante. slls
er uerbaftet luuroc, tru9 er einen StOdz
osaeu, in ieincn' Saldcn fanb man
grisIe BON Sailant. welde Ben Seweis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
@ebeins gtbNimlnliun.

Serlin, II, 6cbr.-0cr 9fcif5ta9
bat sic @orlagc, Die Glnlijbrun9 bc9
auitratiidcn 2&aDlipltcm5 i'll CeHtid)z
lanO bc;mctenO, 0n9cnOmmcn, Die
9liajoritat SIT 0uniten Der &Orlagc mar
cine icbr QrnBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15
nus mnferer oeItriaen :.R oraeu-Musaabe)
Yrtns Garmeual i'm psieocrfrana.'

Gin aIanieuoss Dtas.euTeit ocs .Sa!tiutpr +
Sieocrfrauics. ."-cjuIer rSeiudI.-Graditiae &c
Sinjrlz uuo 3rIrpcrs sIGsf:n.-YrciSrer=
tbsilun9.
gEns ciHit elm G5ott ms Ne1Id)cnberS
Senl, ecr oa ubIt, geie9t,
Bel bcltreui, 1ullcm Nta=feEiber5
gSaros mieocr nal geplGGt.
limb meosr bet Die Glte Strait
SeS Saufer5 dl bendbu
Sqt IoHe SturoeR mohl ucrltaiTt
linn In Lid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-15

Oer @ ri p y c.
By,t5 so Gt5 bic GIaItc. 5n 2Jpotls,cu pOrrdtbig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21
Personal.

Capt. Geo. W. Engle has been quite sick
for a week or two.
Judge Faulkner registered at the Carter
House Monday night
Mr.. +. VI. Pennock has returned from a
visit to friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mai Faulkner, of Martinsburg,
spent Friday with Miss Floride Brown.
Mr.. Andrew Z. Kennedy aud family have
gone to Washington City for the winter.
Mr.. Geo. w. Taylor was taken suddenly
i'll on Sunday morning last He is better.
Mrs Georgiaua Young, of Berryville, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Dooley.
Mr.. Henry Stoufer was called to Penn
sylvania last week by illness of brother.
Miss Margie Zimmerman, of Washington
City, is visiting the family of Mrs. Margaret
G. Fouke
Miss Minnie Beachley, of Bolivar, Md,
is the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer E.
Beachley in this place.
Col. Sam'l Walton, of Mercer county,
came up from Washington on Monday night
for brief visit to the family of Mrs. Mar
garet G. Fouke.
Mrs. Smith, widow of the late Maj. A. G.
Smith of Bethel Academy, Fauquier county,
is visiting the family of Capt. J. II. Black
well, near town.
Miss Lizzie Brightwell, of Fort Worth,
Texas and Miss Meta Behreus, of Tampico,
Mexico, are visiting the family of Mr.. H.
ID. Middlekauf.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson was in Massachu-
sets last Wednesday when information OF
the death of Mr.. r. A. Alexander reached
him. He started home Immediately and
reached here at p. m. Friday, and officia-
ted at o'clock as a pall-bearer at the fu-
neral of his friend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Chairman McGraw made a splendid fight
for the brave and gallant VIM. l.. Wilson.
Not supplied from without with anything
like sufficient funds to properly run his
campaign, he made up the deficiency out Of
his own pocket and with the private aid OF
hi. friends, and carried on a campaign that
stands unriyslled for pure pluck, vigor and
manliness. Hats of to Col. McGrawl-
Wheeling Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

On Tuesday evening last special tram
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad struck
and killed Mr.. John Young near the y just
above the Hannis distillery. Mr.. Young
was employed as night watchman ut the
diisnllery and was on his way to his work.
Walking on the track and being somewhat
deaf the train struck him before he was
aware Of its approach. Mr.. Young was
good citizen, aged about 65 years.-Nartin'-
bnrq Nalssman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Mr.. Charles Diefenderfer,' we'll known
and popular citizen of Martiusburg, died at
his residence at an early hour Thursday
morning Of consumption, aged about sixty
five wears. Mr.. Diehenderfer was carpen'
ter of extensive trade, and his kindly dis
position and general manners won him
many friends in this community. He had
also been an active member Of the fire COM
pany. and was its chief marshal for num-
Der Of years. DR.. William Dietienderfer
of Washington, D. c., is his only son. A
widow and one son also survive him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21
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Church Notes

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered in the Presbyterian Church
here Sunday morning, by DR.. Hopkins, and
one admission to the church announced.
Rev. J. w Tongue preached in the NJ
E. Church, Sunday morning, discOursing in
an interesting manner upon the memories
of the old church aud the possibilities of the
new one.
Rev. P. B. Strong, Of Little Falls, \. Y,
addressed the young people of the Baptist
Church Monday evening, delivering an in
teresting discourse upon Echoes from the
Toronto Convention"
Rev. 7. B. Shepherd preached in the
Baptist Church here last Sunday morning,
and Rev. Dr. Ryland, aged ninety years,
chaplain of Bristol Institute, oficiated in
the same pulpit Sunday night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

"Uncle" Jacob Kern, of Clinton district,
Monougalia county, W. Va, is "hale and
hearty" in his eighty-fourth year. He is
the father Of seventeen children all of one
mother; has one hundred and fifty grand
children, eightyfv great grandchildren
aud eleven great great. grandchildren, to-
t.l Of two hundred and sixty -three, all OF
whom are living
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

An effort is being made by the camps Of
ex.Confederate veterans over the State to
build a home for needy exConfederate SOL
diers. The movement has been get on foot
by the camp at Romney, which has issued
circular letter stating that West Virginia is
the only Southern State without such
home, and the needs of such one in the
State. 1t also suggests that meeting be
held in Charleston this winter for the pur-
pose of devising some means to build the
home. Camp Stonewall Jackson, of Charles
ton, has promised 1000 for the purpose
the Romney camp 5000, and several other
camps have expressed willingness to con-
tribute smaller sums.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Mr.. Lee Moler, of Shepherdstown vicini'
~. aud Miss Rua Belle Boteler, daughter Of
Mr.. Robert H. Boteler, of Frederick county
Nd. were married in St. Marks Episcopal
Church at Petersville Wednesday last a
1880 O'Clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Thieves entered the poultry house OF Mr..
0. M.Darlington on Tuesday night last aud
took a number of fowls. But for the alarm
of Ben Brauson, who lives close by, in all
probability breeder would not have been
let.-ARcocats.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Col sam Walton, Of Mercer county, who
was greeted warmly by hosts Of friends on
Monday. was a candidate Of the Democratic
party and went down with Billy Wilson,
Anderson aud the multitude Of true Demo
Gratis at the recent election. Under ordina-
~ conditions his popularity would have car
ried him along with a whoop, and the state
would have been honorei and benefited by
his presence in her legislative counsels.-
S,mnther dav. Col
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

On last Saturday morning, Nov 10, Mr..
Adam Shober died at his home on East John
street, in this city, aged about 81 years
Mr.. Shober had been in falling health for
several years. He had always been one OF
Martinsburg's best citizens and enjoyed the
confidence and respect of all who knew him.
The funeral took place on Monday after
noon. Rev. A. NJ Cackley, D. D., officiating,
and the luterment was in Green Hill Gem
etery. Mr.. Shober leaves several children,
Mrs. Robert Criswell, Mrs. J. w. Snyder
and William Shober, all of this city, aud
Arthur Shober, a prominent merchant OF
Wichita Kan, and Mrs. Caricofe, also OF
Mqrtin,J,Tg Statesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

The funeral of the late John Burns and
Of his graudchild, a weekold babe OF Mr.
and Mrs. Luther r. Huyett, last Wednes-
day was very largely attended. Seventy
five vehicles made up the procession from
Beverly" to the cemetery The services
At the house were impressive and conducted
by Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins A prayer was
offered by Rev. j. W. Tongue. At the
grave prayer by Or. Hopkins and singing
by a choir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

For your carpets come to Hirschman We
have the best assortment. All new styles. No
old patterns. Come and look at our carpets
and you will surely buy. You can always
save money by dealing with us.
In children's suits we are headquarters. We
make all our own goods. Everything comes
direct from our factory in New York. Wedon't
buy from the mddleman. That is the reason
we can save you money. Remember Hlrsch-
mans when your little ones need suit.
Bargains in millinery and dry goods at
Hirschman's In mems suits we have every
thing of the latest styles. Our goods INT equal
to custom made and for good deal less money
Try Hrschman's.
if YOU have any dealing to do Try HirSch-
mans and save money for everybody.
In oil cloth we have any width you want
We carry the largest stock in town. Prices are
always the lowest at Hirschman S.
For hats, shoes blankets and comforts at
bargain prices come to Hirschmans
We are headquarters in ladies and children
wraps. We carry the largest stock in town
Prices are the very lowest at Hirschman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

The engagement of Miss Mary Love,
daughter of DR.. w. s. Love, of Winchester,
a niece of Judge E. Boyd Faulkner and
Senator C. J. Faulkner, most charming
young lady, to Mr.. Hudgins, of Newport
News, Va, is announced and the marriage
TO take place some time in February.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

There is more catarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was sup
posed 10 be iucurable. For a great many
years doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it incurable. Science has prov
en- catarrh 10 be a constitutional disease, and
therefore, requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f. j.
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market. IL is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. Il acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They Offer
one hundred dollars for any case it fails 70
cure. send for circulars and testimonials
Address,
FL CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

From Petersburg to AppOmsttox' Is the
interesting theme selected by Rev. DR.. A.
C. Hopkins for his lecture before John W.
Rowan Camp on the evening Of December
r The public cordially invited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Items of interest concerning our new fall
stock:
The oldest inhabitant never saw them SO
fine.
The most fashionable man in town never
saw them 80 stylish.
The man of moderate means never saw
them so cheap.
The competition can't see how we can do
it. The low prices are going to set every
body talking about WIN: KAHN.
The Leading Clothier, Sadler Building
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

We extend our congratulations TO our
former countyman, Maj. A. W. Mcdonald
upon his election to the West Virginia leg
islature. We are sorry that that body is
Republican, as this fact closes the door
against the exercise of the Majors fine abil-
tiles and usefulness to his people, CLARKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Without sny burrah We are selling lots
NJ ovsrcoats and suits for men and boys
Why? because we give them the very hnest
clothing at the very smallest price.
HAGLET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Judge Faulkner began the regular fall
term of the circuit court of Jefferson yester-
day. The grand jury found true bills against
the following persons JOS. II. Blackwell
felony Geo. W Ware, forgery Charles
Reeves. felony John Kane, felony Eliza
Robinson and C. VI. Phillips, misdemeanor-
The grand Jury is in session to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21

Send a 2-cent stamp to DR.. J. @. Aver &
Co. Lowell, Mass, far set of their album
cards,