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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-18
The plan of Mr. Chales B.
Rouss for Confederate
Museum.
[speeiai . the Balllmore sun.l


RIcHMosp. VA. Dec. 10. Col. z.
C. Wood. representing Mr.. Charles
Broadway Rouss, of New York, who
is endeayorfng TO establish amuseum
in the South for the preservation Of
Confederate relics, was met here to-
day at moon by committees from Lee
Camp of Confederate Veterans, Pick
EFT Camp and the Ladies' Memorial
Association. Judge George j.,
Christian was made chairman of the
meeting and Col. F. T. Pollard, Of
Lee. Camp, secretary. Colonel Wood
stated fully to the committee the po-
sition of Mr.. Rouss in the matter,
which was a strong desire for the es-
Establishment of museum without re-
gard to where it was established in
the South, which matter would be
left to be settled by board consist
ing of nine surviving general officers
of the Confederacy, who are James
Longstreet, Stephen ID. Lee, Am
brose p. Stuart, Simon B. Buckner,
Wade Hampton, Gustavus W. Smith,
LAFAYETTE McLaws, S. d. French, j..
N. Forney and Dabney ii. Maury.
Mr.. Ronss's idea is TO institute this
museum by individual subscription,
so that each and every veteran may
feel personaIinterest in the matter.
Colonel Wood read communications
to MIR. Rouss from every State in the
Confederacy heartily approving the
scheme and pledging their hearty
support.
The matter was thoroughly dis
cussed by different members of tue
committee and the joint meeting
finally adopted resolution the sense
of Which was that the meeting heart
lily approves of Mr.. Rouss's project,
but cannot give it that unqualified
approval which it merits since there
is already in existence in this city a
Confederate museum located in the
Jefferson Davis mansion, and they
hope Mr.. Rouss's plan may be SO
modified as to make it practicable
for them to unite heartily with him.
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In Menoriam.

Mrs. Fannie A. Snyder, wife of
Mr.. William Snyder and daughter of
the late James W. Shepherd, born
October 30, 1867, died November 10,
1894, leaving a heart-broken husband
and one small child, and large cir
Gle of friends TO mourn their loss.
Could medical skill or prayers of
friends have ayailed, the avenging
hand of death would have been
stayed but she has gonel
In the summer of her life she
passed away; and the grave has
closed over an affectionate mother,
exemplary wife, obedient daughter
and kind neighbor. She was the
pride of the circle in which she
moved, and in her bosom were cen
tered all those virtues which adorn
and dignity the female sex. How
sad has been thy work, oh, Death!
The tender chords of husbands
heart have been rent in twain; do
mestic hearth, so lately the abode of
peace and happiness, Is now made
desolate, and the tender plant, nur-
tured by a mothers love, is now rob-
bed of it's parent stem. No more,
like a ministering angel, can she
cheer her waking moments or guard
her gentle slumbers. For the last
time she has looked upon a mothers
countenance, and beheld a mothers
smile. May He who has promised to
be father to the fatherlcss become
her guardian and friend and may
the devoted husband, @ho now
mourns the loss of his dearest earthly
friend, be comforted with the be-
lief that his loss is her eternal gain
that she has been translated from
this tabernacle of clay, where pain
and sorrow are ever found, to g that
building not made with hands, eter-
nal in the heavens"
Oh, tits n moprrfnl thing to see
How all that's fair must die;
How death will snatch the sweetest bird,
On his cold breast to lie.
Oh, who may tell what angel choirs
Conveyed her soul away
And who may tel! what tears were shed
Around that lifcless clay
They laid her ia the silent grave,
The moist earth for her bed;
And placed the rose and violet
To blossom DER her head
Her BRoTHEn.
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Letter From MIR. Wilson.

SEATTLE. WASH. Dec. 1O..George
Hazard, of Tacoma, has made pub
lie a personal letter from Chairman
w. L. Wilson, of the Ways and
Means committee, in which Mr.. Will
son speaks of his recent defeat at the
polls. II don't allow myself, +" says
Mr.. Wilson, ''to repine over my own
reverses, and rs to the general disas-
ter 1 am confident that the people
will soon learn that the Democratic
party did not deserve any such chas-
tiscment at their hands and will come
back to us as passionately as they
seem to have left us.
This country does not belong to
the trusts and monopolies and no
single battle can give it to them. An
army may be defeated, but our
cause, as the old Roman, Allen G.
Thurman, said on his recent birth
day, is the cause of free institutions,
and is, therefore, invinciblesv
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Deafness Cannot be cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the car. There is only
stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by
an infiamcd condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
inflamed you have rumbiing sound or i'm
perfect hearing. md when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the infiam-
nation can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarTh, which is nothing hnt IN
inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that can-
not b. cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars. free.
F. J. CHENEY &c CO., Toledo, o.
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important to Commercial Trav.
elers.

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Col. craighilI Fionored.
Special to the Baltimore Sun.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia recep-
ton and banquet was given last night
by the members in Philadelphia and
vicinity of the American Society of
Civil Engineers to Col. William p:
CraighilI, the president of the Socie-
ty, at the SSenton House. There
was a large representation, both of
the local members and of others who
came from distance. Some of the
latter came several hundred miles.
A large number of letters were read
from distant members who were un-
able TO attend, expressing their re-
gret at not being able to do honor to
Colonel Craighill by their presence.
1t was the first complement of the
kind given to a president of the soci.
ETY., which shows the esteem and re-
spect entertained for Colonel Craig
hill by this large and intelligent body
of men whose membership includes
all the leading engineers in tile
United States and Canada. After
an elaborate banquet number of
toasts were drunk. Colonel Craig
hill being the first speaker in re-
spouse to the sentiment, "Our
Guest" 1t is the expectation of
Colonel Craighill's friends that he
will. next May, succeed General
Casey as chief of the corps of engi-
neers of the United States Army.
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Harpers magazine.


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MuSie Lessons.

MADAM and MISS BERTHA RUHL will
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Fertilizers For Season Of 1894.

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eAVE pOcT0R,s Bills

BY paying attention to properly regulating
the bowels thereby preventing q thousand
follow neglect of this precaution Once
used for this purpose, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are always In favor. They're purely
Vegetable and far better, as liver pilf, than
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u to keep the bowels open and regular-not
,9l1 MARY ANGUISH, of Glen Edston, Mar
Wal wa n m, ~ IA pG, wEites 1.-TWO years ago
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Bank Moeice.

The Bank of Charles Town win be closed on
December %. lSo4, aud january /, 1894,
eChrietmiss and New Years DAYS..
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Dec. II, 1891. Cashier.
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press Makine.

MRS GLEN AND BRADLEY have opened
q DRESS MAKING establishment on the
corner of West and Liberty streets, and arc
now prepared to do all kinds of Sc wing.
November Is, 1924.
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For Rent,

A pleasantly located, comfortable and con-
venient Dwelling House on West Washington
street. Contains six rooms, with good cellar,
aud cistern aud garden attached. Possession
eis sePt 2. 1f Hafe DsssHueHEs
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New Grocery Store.

The public is hereby informed that have
located in the store-room lately occupied by
Mr., ii. g. Knapp, corner of Washington and
George streets, (opposite court-h ouse,) Charles
Town, where win keep in stock general
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Lecsburg district, Loudoun coun-
ty, in vote of s65, voted against
license to sell liquor by majority of
nincty-:Ilree.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Turner, Of Kear-
neYsville, has been granted Next
can war Widows pension.
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Two children of Mary Carter. col
ored, were burned to death in a
house at Josephine City, near Berry
vile, where theY had been left locked
up by their mother, Monday ot last
week.
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FANCY Pigeons.

The undersigned has for sale various kinds
of Fancy Pigeons, including Fan L ais, Ruined
Shirts, Black and Yellow Tnmdlers. etc. In
quire at the Confectionery store of Mr. C3us.
tay Brown. GusTlY ID. BROWN.
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Turnpike Meeting.

Tho Annual Election for Directors of the
Kahlctown ana BloonIcry Turnpike Company
will be held at the Court-liouse in Charles
Town, on FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1893, at IL
O'Clock Soe q a. i N; JOHN A SdEW.
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Stockholders' Meeting.

By order of the Board of Directors, meet
ing of the Charles Town Water aud Mauufuc-
turing Company is called to he held Mt Forrest
w. Browns office ut $3.50 p IL, Thursday,
December 81, 1891. fH0S. Fl. WILLIS,
Dec. IS, 1891. Secretary,
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Execufor's Notice.

CHARLES TowE. w. Va. Noy. nth. 1894.
Having qnalthed as the personal Representa-
tive of the late Richard a. Alexander. am
prepared 20 settle up his estate according 70
especlalIys Tor taxsi Sor Isos ana isss. are
notified that prompt settlement 4 desired
3. W. WAsHINGToG,
Hoy. 20, 1894. Executor
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Sept. 10, 1898.
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my stomach. A phy-
Stefan pronounced my
case CatnErh of the
Stomach but he could
not help me. i lived
q month without solid
FOOD and when ! tried
70 eat 1 would VomiE.
at this time I BEGAN
taking Doctor Pierce'g
Pleasant Pellets, and IN
TWO weeks 1 was decid-
edly better. lam now
In good health, md
never felt better in my
life. / have a better
nmInB nnk =
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The Point Pleasant Register, in
concluding complimentary notice
of Col. John t. McGraw, chairman
of the Second District Democratic
Executive Committee, says:
There is nothing too good for Col.
John McGraw, and with his bright
intellect, honesty of purpose, and
fidelity to friends and party, We pre-
dict for him a grand political future,
The Democratic party would be un-
grateful if it fails to properly reward
him for his excellent services, and
we now move that he be nominated
for Governor in 1896, and if nomi-
mated lie will lead the Democratic
party to a triumphant victory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-18

The secretary of the West Virginia
Bar Association has announced the
first Tuesday in February as the
date for holding the next annual
meeting at Charleston. Hon. Robert
7. Barton, of Winchester, Va, will
deliver the annual address. The
programme thus far arranged is a
very interesting one, and among
other features will consist of papers
on ga Constitutional Convention, :"
by Hon. Daniel B. Lucas and Hon.
Joseph E. Chiffon; on "Abuse of
Corporations by the Public" by
Mr.. v. B. Archer and Hon. w. p.
Hubbard; on Remedial Law" by
Hon. Malcolm Jackson on justices
and Their Courts,' by Hon. j. b.
Somerville, and on "Bins of Excep-
tion Simplified," by Hon. John w.
Mason.
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have no distress after eating-haylng Eained
thirteen pounds since began taking them.
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a special to the Wheeling Register
says that Senator Camden is strongly
in favor of the passage at this session
of bill to reform the government
4 Iances, and he hopes that one may
get through despite Republican OPP
position in the Senate. he thinks
well of the plan of financial reform
outlined by Secretary Carlisle in his
annual report, but believes that some
details of it should be changed so as
to render it more responsive to the
demands of the public for easy
money. This the Senator thinks
could be done without injuring the
safety of the plan in the least OF
lessening the governments control
over the bonds.
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AT the recent meeting of the State
Press Association at PaTkersburg
James f. Thompson, of the Martins
burg World, was elected q represen-
tatiye to the National Psess Associa-
tion, which meets in Florida. III. L.
Snyder, of the Shepherdstown Regis
ter, was chosen rs an alternate.
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TERMS OF sALE-As prescribed by the
Board of Directors of the said Building Assoc
citation. One-third cash day of sale. balance
in one and two years, taking the bonds of the
purchaser for deferred payments. bearing in
terest from date, and secured by O Deed of
Trust upon the property.
FORREST W. BROWN,
Dee is. 1894. Trustee
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at the Court-house in Charles Town; Jefferson
county, West Virginia, at1 O'Clock, r. NJ.