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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Sum &apltel nS6tpe1ne-@Dolera
Idreibt Elm Sarmer aus Californian
on bic 2nnbtpirtbi6uftli6e Seila9e
Der ,SuinDis etaatsate."
rgtiemanb bot bis iebt ein Nittet
sefunoen, nit melbem bieie 9eit-
Die G9peine6plera-na6bem lie
einnlal cine Seeroe befaGeu bat, er'
folereid befdmpft tueroen tann; aber
gurbeugunssmittel eiebt es bod, unI
bic 9ranfbeit bon ben 9bieren ferr
5u balten.
sd 5ii6tete beiuabe stuan5ie
Sabre fang in ben Staateu Suinuts
uno 9tebrastn Sdtpeine, in Nebra8z
ia bate id iuoar bis gu 800 StId III
nneiner Seeroe, aber niemals trat
0iele Seu6e bel meinen 9bieren auf.
aeiner pon ben Gdweine5i6tern bat
Bis lest ettua8 iiber oaS Serfabrell
geldrieben, tpie id es angepenoet
babe, uno Iebe i6 MIDI oeSbalb bera
nnluBt, bier oarauf b~in5u1ueilen, pb'
tpubl id in :0em nun bon mir be-
uubnten Staate S6ipeine ni6t bal
re-.
$50 pit es meme Belt erlaubte
nber iuenieltenS einntul in Der @o6s
lCbarrte id bic eprns@obS 81 Saufen
uno 5iinoete iid an, iuorauf i6 niAt,
eelbdltes @prn auf bas 5eucr leatt
fir 100 Stiid S6tpeine 4 bis
8ulbel. @nr ba8 5euer gut in
8rnnb, 10 that ib einen tleinen @int:
CT upu 8pdbIal5, nidt uber Steinial5
oarnuf, lieb bn8 @an5e sulantmer
rD1ten, aber nid)t ettun Oerbrennen
unb lieB bann bic S6meine biu3u
9er 9ieies nod ntdt periudt bat
tam iidJ feinen 8egrif oaoon madet
tpie eierie bic 9biere barlber berfnl
fen, fie freiIen babel f0rmli6 elm Sod
in oet 8ooen. 9aben tie err
einnal ppn bieier 0lablseit eerpiier
10 f0nnen lie es taum %abiuarten, Bis
man JIG gu Der rGdtfDloenoen laBt
c8 lit gang poIiirli6, nit an5uIeben.
tpie bic 9biere berangelnufen tont
men, cine brennenoe slebre rauber
uno onmit onpun ellen.
rNn gutem Srintmafer bari eS no:
tiirli9 ni6t feblen, uno oas &pdIali
gu mel9em Die S6weine INNER Irei
en- ;3utritt baben iuItsn, oermil6t'
idJ nit S6wefelbliitbe. SD babe
idpn piel uber Sal5iitterung beS
@iebs 9elelen, bod belt i9 ME bic
oaupn. Sd t6nnte aber elm Bud
Idreiben barIber, tuie id 40 Stud
8inbuieb nit fait ni6t8 Nnoerem
ais Sals, 8aiier uno elm tpeni9 8ei'
senitrpb burbeetuintert babe; tuil
botten 6amol8 in 0ebrastn elm 5ebl=
iobr unb beinabe ears1i9ts ecerntet,
ourd ienes 8~erfabren iebo@ bate
id ni9t ben 8erluit zines ein5i9en
5tiid Siebes gu beflaeen. Sals unb
outes, reines, aus einem Siefen
8runen fomtntenbes @aiier beiiben
iebr niislide 8eitanotbeile sur @rt
ndbrune BON Reni9en unb Sieb.
rg8er ben ppn mir aneebeuteteu
@eg bel ieinem 8ieb eini6ldgt, piro
ltets geiunbe Sbiere baben; bas limb
tpenigiten8 meine @rfabrun9en, uno
iplde limb Der bette 8atbeeber."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Serr 6. N. 3iron, elm iuoblbez
fainter 9aufntann in YleoIant&ioqe,
Sutton Co., So, bat elm fIeines
Ndo9en ba8 uftmals bon Der Group
befalen niro, ipcnn nbcr Die eriten
Symphonic erid)einen, giebt ibr lei
ne 6rau Gbamberlain's 9uiten.0eils
mittel Elm, pelf]es itets prompte
Hbbnlfe giebt. lie 25 uno 80 Gent
5lnIden al babcn oon @alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
probe= fdue.

- g. $. Clifford, SEEM Gaiieu,
8isc., fit an Neuralsie unb Rbeuz
matismus; iein Waeen tunr auBer
Oronune Ieine2eber uar in beunrubiz
oen6er @eiie an9eeriHen, Gppetit
nabm ab, unb &c bate an 5leii6 unb
St6rte beoeuteno abeenummen.
Grei 5laI6en yGlettiri@es 8itterS"
heilten Inn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
SmeencntslnSun9 gu perb neern.

Sun9enentSunoun9 81 perh neern.
Sn bieIer Sn6resSeit fam man ii6
lcidbt cine Grtdttun9 5u5:ehen u1o
uenn uernadldiii9t, D9re aniperb@
una elmer suuerldiiigen Sulten'Yaeo-
isin fam in bic gefiir6tete9ranfbeit,
9uneenentsunbung, iibereeben. @ir
feunen tein beiIeres Nittel, Suiten
poer Grta(tuneen gu furiren tuie
Ghnmberlain's Suiten,Seilmittel.
8ir baben es piclfa6 eebraudt uno
es bat INNER oputanoi9e Sefrieoiz
aun9 9e9eben .-@lo8ab, Sno, Ser.
@bief.
3ieieS lit bns einsiee eefpiiie be-
fannie 8erbinberunasmittel gegen
9uneenentslnoun9. Inter ben pies
len 9uuIenoen, tpelde CO eeeen @rt
tdltunaen unb Der Grippe eebrau6z
ten, baben mir BON teinem ein5igen
Sal 9ebDrt Der in 2uneenent3lnoung
~iibereing. 8erionen nit l6mnben
2uneen, mel6e l1riadye baben GnTdlf
le bon 2ungenentSunouna 81 beflrdt
ten, ioIten bieies Seilmittel ftets an
6ano baben. Vie % uro so Gent
Slaiden gu tauTen upn @alter SruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

S6tuer nur Se0riff. @~eianaleB+
rer: SD iueiB nidJt, uie Sic INNER
lpieoer oieIes burme0in9; r0ait 0u
mid lieb" 1pielcn tDnnen!? Bad
fid: NdJ Sic iiub aber audi 9ar 81
hafmlps!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

9beueres anbenten. o.: @as bas
ben g oenn oa in benz 9aiterl, 9err
Muuer? 9: Cine banOuDn Saare-
Elm @n6enfen on meme eei6iebene
Jrau! u: Die bate 0o9 teine blon=
ben 0aare?! 3: N6er i9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Na9oem er mebrere JreunOe be-
itqnoig Gbamberlain'S Collie. @bole'
"a. unb 9iarrboe Seilmittel loben
b0rte, faufte Curtis Sled BON Sna'
beim, Californian, cine 5lni6e fir
leinen eigenen @ebrau6 unb 1T emit
siidt ilber beren tpunoerbnre @irts
ungstrnft tpie nur elm Nann iein
Tam. Die % uno so Gent 5lai9en
All perfaufen upn @alter 8rpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Snbioibueu. Game: @ie finoen
Sic SbiIer's @ebi6t Gin bic Sreu=
be?" STUDIOS 9umpmeier: 9rpB=
artia! 8eiunbers bic Steue, tpp er
iaet: %rlluier Sdulbud iei pernid>
tet!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Ssron,Ias onrtIstbi9tsit if idH,ribsft, uHaas.
Ht1H. urb Elm sbeHcsrtitrisrhe 2.toen. 9os sst,m
Utro oaourd ssitdbi9t. 9o2iidM.r5.n rsrbsn otrur.
1adt. uHb i1lsdtsr atben Eebit seroDrb.nen sIut Hnh
bic 0sIs'n. SsS 2etoen tanH ober Iduen burcb
9ssSttt's "etttIs GorIp Riiers" ssbcbsn n.rb.r. Die.
Pue'htR PtnsN sabsH cite auBerOrbeHtIia. Mirt-
HHs' uHe brtHssH has gauge Ssten Sieoer in Orb.
nHRa -Walter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

@idt 9efdbrli@. &ibter (5um
3aibenbteb, Der bic 9dnoe in ben
9uien bat:) Gebmen Sic bod Die
9auo aus Der Sai6e! Ineetlaeter:
Sd bab' lie ia in ben meini9en!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

5iId.GrpBbdnbGer: Sic iu6en az
10 cine Steue ais 96rin98zEader?
Saben Sic i6on ettua8 uetune?
8eiperber: 9as glaub' ib! Sd mar
suei Sabre lang SrambabnzGonbufz
teIr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

GnaHA xhsItGes Hsbsu III surt BsrnanIsSlsuns
.tR,r s,,SbnItd.u Grtdttuus OertAr6t pnrbes
cums.HtHtinHbuus. 9uftroareneRtiaabuus. NIB ieIbft
sdninIiudt taza eures innene anRsrbun 9 rpp
-GHe Tltnutt erus1 Sure abse,reRbet lpslotH-
MAILER Bras
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

SI,attr. eettma. unb AIT asNIia,a SautI.lotn
S:rbtN surd aHpeslAHs esH 9sEBit's -5oJeI
witn ealus- s.b.tIt. 8I.ieISs soIrft isfort. ssrTsst
bic Saut in ben aath rIi6,n 3ufaas. uHb A.tIt h.ts
SdRSrrholI.n .-gDaIter 9rcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Nud) lie. Sic: 8ie commits, ooB
es ieoeSmal, iuenn ber 6riiblin0 be-
eiuut, stpii6en 9inmel uno @roe 10
itirmii6 sueebt? @r; @an5 ems
fad): bu Mil oann chen audi bic @rbe
elm ncues 8leio bnben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

EtHitt .Mit6 5a5eG Saloe- Ift Elm aHtIisptli6es
unb sulszoss ptittei iur Srdul puubeH. c~uttiHunssH
uub S~1HittpuHhen. NIB helIt aud 6dmOrrboiAen
ID seq uRe sriiHolIH .-9aaItsr Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Gin trOttn.r SnFsn IN uitt oHeiH fnr anesrt psI.
IsItE nHast.EslH, ~icnoeru ana fur be YerIsz &c.
fA1rIiA. S.Int saHitt bebaft.t iR. Gre TsiRuts
Ssus1 SURE Eaht heHitIh.H itH.a .iu ~6aes-gaoI.
fer SrSf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12
Die Gntoedun9 rettets iein Seben


9err q. gaiGIouette, GpDtbeter
in 8eaner5oiue, Su., la9t: Sb Ders
banfe Die grbnltune meine3 9ebens
Der Nniuenoung BON r9r. Sings
0etu DISCOVERY. Sb fit an Grip
pc" un0 5pe ale aer5te gu &atb, bic
in Der llntgebuns 81 fin0en tuaren,
aber pbne @rfolg uno mar ertldrte
mir, baB ib nibt 81 retten iei. ga
i1 Or. Sings Stem 3iscooerp" in
meiner NpOtbete bate, lieB ib mir
cine 5lnihe bringen unb beeann bic
les Wtittel 81 oebrnud)en. s2acb Der
erIten 9o1i8 beIierte iif mein 3uitano
nn0 naboem ib orei 6laiben aufees
brnubt bate, mar i6 iuieOer nobl
uno munter. 9n8 Mittel lit Iein
@cpidt in @ulb nertb. Sd mDd]te
meoer i'm @e16aft mod i'm Sauie
obnc bosIeGbe iein. 8eri6aTt @ud)
cine freie 8rpbe in Der Nputbete opn
Enlfcr Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

OinSufiigen, oaB 0as prinslide Haar
Iueben bon MiIn9en in gSien ipieber
eingetrpffen lei, nndoem ie bent
baprii6em 0pfe einen mebrt19iaen
8eIud abseitattet Batteu. Nan
muB aber bin5ufiigen, 0uB Der nab<
re Saduerbalt in bieier Nffaire nod
our6aus bunfel lit unO ieoenfols
nod Iebr Der 2tuifldrung bebarf.
gremen, 4. 5ebr. Der erite Der
beiben 9OppeliGrauben-@rp reBs
bantpfer, pelde Der yNurboeuti6e
2lupb" fir ben DENT auf Der 2inie
gtem gprftB remerbaoen bauen ldbt,
Der ,aaiIer Wilbelm Der @rpBe",
tuirb am p. Ndrs, benz 100. Gez
b~urtstage Saiier @ilbelms bes @riten
auT ber 8erft oe5 r8ulfan" in Stets
tin BPM Stnpel 9elafen. Der Damp
Ter bat IS, 800 9pnnen unb 1T 649
SUB lang. Der 5tueite bieler Damp
fer, Der v&aiier5rie6rid", miro aui
Der G9i6au'i6en @erft in 9nn5ie
gcbaut uno ION I'M Qerblt fertia mer=
ben.
Z Stuttgart, 10. San. Der &c
lesentmurf iber bic Sel6affune bon
@elbmitteln fir ben Giienbabnbal
oerlan9t fir bic Strede llntertlrt'
beimz&prnmeItbeim 0tt. $50, 900
fir Observation-Disclosures Dt
1000, 900, our Nnla9e 5tueier @elei
ie auf ber Strede Sieti9beim=Sneit
Ielb 0turf 900 1000, gSaiblin9en
S9pnbprf IRt. 100000, SlDd)in9en
Subinoen Nf. 7OO,O O0 fir @rtuei
teruneen unb Serbelleruneen, bar
unter fir ben 8au elmer neuen Soto
mptipenz@ erf1tatte IN GBlin9en Wtor
5,OO3, 900, fir SeomtenlpObnun9e
in Stutt9art gf. 800, 600 fir Der
mebrun9 bes Sabrbetriebmaterials
80. $3.50, 600. Bur 9edun9 be.
8ebarfs iou cine &nleibe unter MIG
lifit ounitioen 8ebinsun9en ab9e
l6(piien iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-02-12

Sulseri9ti9. @ait: SDren Sic
NAL, Serr @irtb, Sbg 8ein i9medt
perbammt tpafi'rie! s@irtb: @atir=
trinten ia nur eepumpten!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
col EAsrHAM,s CASE.

The Supreme Court of Appeals
here Wednesday In regu
lar session with Judges English,
Brannon, Dent and McWhorter on
the bench. The case of the State
against Col. Robert w. Eastman, OF
Davis, who is charged with killing
Frank Z. Thompson, a wealthy lum-
herman, of that place, on West
Virginia Central passenger train IN
March last, come up before the Court
Thursday, on writ of prohibition
against Judge Homer Holt, of the
Circuit Court of Tucker county, in
which the crime was committed,
from proceeding, further with the
case. VIM. G. Conley, the prosecu-
ting attorney, of Tucker county
John j. Davis, of Clarksburg; John
A. Howard, of Wheeling; Congress
man A. G. Dayton and A. M. Gun
ningham, of Davis, represent the
State, while G. Wood Daley, of Ell
kins; John T. McGraw, of Grafton
F. NJ. Reynolds. of Keyser; w. b
Maxwell, of Parsons, VIM. q. Clay
ton, of Keyser; c. o. Strictly, of Da-
Wis; Marshall Mccormick, of Berry
Vile, Va; II. G. Moffatt and N. b
Dudley, of Washington, Va. and III
II. Downing, of Front Royal, Va.
represent Colonel Eastman.
The argument was opened by Congress
man A. G. Dayton on his motion to dis
miss the rule in prohibition as improvi
IDENTIFY awarded. argued thatthe wri
was not the proper remedy in this cas'
and therefore should be dismissed.
Hon. c. Wood Daley, of Randolph
county, maintained that under the circum
stances of this case prohibition was TIL,
only adequate remedy.
Mr. F. NJ Reynolds, of Keyser, 70,
Col. Eastman, argued that indictmen
was multi ty because the grandjury wa
not properly drawn and all actions o
Judge Holt after the Indictment were
void.
The arguments were concluded Frida,
for the State by Mr.. John a. Howard o
Wheeling, who argued that the writ
should not have been tried and lait
great stress on the grand jury law of th'
State.
The court announced its intention o
deciding the case at the present term.
Sheriff Harper, of Tucker county, al
rived here Wednesday evening with Col
Eastham who was lodged in Jail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
An Important Enterprise.

The organization in Charles Town OF
the Shenandoah Trust and Title Com,
pany," under the liberal corporation laws
of this State, marks an important era in
the business prospects of this county.
Trust and title companies are the great
repositories of the business of the cities,
and though of comparative recent growth,
are great factions in promoting and ac-
cu1nuIating capital. The object of this
company is the examination and guaran-
tee of titles of real estate, in connection
with loanins money on the same. 1t is
also authorized to act as executor, adj
ministrator, guardian, receiver or trus-
tee. Also as surety upon official or other
bonds. While its powers are far-reaching,
it does not interfere with banks or other
well established modes of business, but
lends to all helping hand. Its influence
will be to make money more abundant,
and the real estate of this county availa-
bic as a basis of loans in the great money
centres Its present officers are E. H.
Mcdonald, President; D. S. Hughes,
Vice President; S. S. Dalgarn, Secretary
and Treasurer, and Frank Beckwith, At
torney. Its authorized capital is 500, 900,
in shares of $50 each, and its stock will
prove a good thing for permanent invest
ment.
Books for subscription to its capital
stock can be found at the business places
OF itsvice president, secretary or attorney,
any. one OF whom will explain in detail its
business and objects.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
North Carolina Day.

Friday, September seventeenth, will
be an interesting day to the hun
dreds of North Caro1inians, including
several camps of Confederate Veterans,
who will journey to historic old Winches-
ter. in the beautiful Valley of Virginia.
This will be the last day of the annual
Fair of the Shenandoah Valley Agricul-
tural Society, and an interesting feature
of the day will be the laying of the
corner stone of the monument which is
to be erected in Stonewall Cemetery to
to the memory of the North Carolina sol
diers who either fell in battle or died in
hospitals and are buried there. There are
over four hundred North Carolina soldiers
buried in Stonewall Cemetery, larger
number than from any other State. Be
sides contributing literally to provide
granite headstones for the graves of gal
liant North Carolina dead, Mr.. Charles
Broadway Rouss, the generous New
York millionaire, has announced his read
mess to pay one half the cost of the pro-
posed monument, whatever that sum may
be. Mr.. Rouss has also announced his
purpose to pay tribute to the North Car.
DINA dead by participating in the cere-
monies, though he is now totally blind
Rev Dr. James B. Avirett. rector of an
| Episcopal church in Western North Car
DINA, has accepted the invitation to deliv-
er an address at the corner stone laying.
i baltimore SIM.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07

To send elsewhere for printing that
may be done here, or place it in the hands
of an interloper from abroad, Especially
when done so by organizations that have
had job after job done for them free gratis
in home printing ofIices,) moreover in
view of the fact that it is the home news
paper that must give the local free adver-
Using, if it is to be of any avail; and it is
the home people who must patronize and
contribute to the support of such organi-
zations-we submit is not just the proper
thing to do. And business men who send
their work abroad should bear in mind
that it is home people they must depend
upon for their patronage, it is the home
paper that must give them their local
notices; and all the good words foreign
paper may say are of no avail when such
paper fails to circulate among the home
people. There are three good printing
offices in Charles Town, fitted to do as
good work as elsewhere, with newspapers
of good circulation, ready and willing at
all times to say good word for home
business patron, and that these should all
be given the go-by, is, to say the least,
not very encouraging in the way of
booming your own town and advancing
the interests of the locality with which
You may be identified
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
WheatIand Items.

Misses Ida Watkins, Anna c. Hugg
and Ella Holmes, of Baltimore returned
home last Thursday, after several months
spent at Mr.. a. Young's.
Miss Marie May, of Baltimore, returned
home Saturday, after several months visit
to Mr.. B. w. Kanode.
Mr.. w. L. Wilkerson, of Washington
City, spent several days last week at Mr..
Daniel Hefebower's.
Miss Nettie Spangler, of Bolivar, and
Miss Nellie Arnold, of Burkettsville, Md,
are visiting at Mr.. Daniel Hefebower's.
Mr.. Crank Gordon and family visited
his parents at Myerstown last Sunday
Mr.. Thos Rutherford and family, of
Summit Point, and Mr.. VIM. Smith, of
Rippon, spent Sunday with Mr. Thos.
Whittenden.
Miss Beulah Neill and Mr.. Lucas, of
Shepherdstown. the two teachers selected
for Rippon College, have arrived. and
will board at Mr.. L. NJ. Longs.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson will preach in ST.
Johns church next Sunday at 7:3o p. m.
Mrs Wade and son, Clarence, Mrs.
PETER and family, of Frostburg, Nd; Mr.
and Mrs Jas. Gore. of Millville; Mrs.
David Wilmington and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Summit Point. visited Mr.. w.
H. Grifith's family last week.
Miss Ida Foreman, of Summit Point, is
visiting the Misses Ely at Conway"
Miss Bessie Young returned this week
to Stephenson Seminary.
Misses Alice, Lucy and Bessie Young,
and company from Baltimore, spent a day
at Jordan Springs recently.
Miss Nettie Huyett lett this week for
Stephenson Seminary.
Mr.. Edgar V. Crittenden and Mr.. Kim
bell, of Washington, are visiting Mr., C.'s
home near Rippon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
From the shepherdstown Register ::

Miss Mabel Trussell, of Charles Town,
is here visiting Miss Ella NJ. Kelsey.
Mrs. ]. c. Holmes, of Charles Town,
and Mrs. Seal and son, of Winchester,
are visiting at Mr.. P. T. Rohr's.
Mrs. Alex. Bennett, of Shenandoah,
Va, and Miss Annie Hilton, of Wash,
ington City, are at Mr.. Henry Reynolds
Miss Jennie Anspach, of Baltimore
formerly popular resident of Shepherds
town, is visiting the family of Hon. Chas
H. Knott, near Moler's.
Miss Jane Boyd, of Martinsburg, and
Miss Nan Mcdonald, of Berryville-twc
of the most charming of the fair visitor:
in town-are guests of Misses Meta an6
Mamie Schley.
A telegram yesterday to Mrs. Lee H
Mo1er announced the death of Virginia
the ten-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Frank Engle, at Phoenix. few
miles from Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Tyson, Miss Mary
Tyson, Miss Rose Baer and Miss Bessie
Tyson, of Frederick, Nd, and Miss Lucy
Bruce, of Washington, D. c., are guest:
of Mrs. Frank T. Grove.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
Back from the Grave

We cannot come, but we can often stay our
progress thither. Disease like everything else
must have beginning. All chronic maladies
tend to shorten life, aud render it species
of martydom while they last. Malaria, kidney
complaint chronic indigestion, rheumatism
all have small beginnings and maybe stayed at
the outset with Hostett"r's Stomach Bitters,-
This excellent ionic and Alternative is adapted
alike to the prevention of disorders of the sys-
TEN and TO their removal and its carly use
cannot be too strongly advocated. To renew
snrer and plcasanter means than the Bitters.-
the effects of oYerwork and exhaustion men
tai or physical, are cOunteracted by it and the
busy merchant the tired clerk operative,
and the brain weary student, author or news
paper man. derive from it present relief and
future energy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07

AT the n. Y. Racket Store is the place t.
buy your school supplies pens for 1c; per
holders, for lie; slate pencils II for 1c; ink
the best and Sc bottle; tablets 1 to &c
composition books to Sc; colored crayon:
to &c n box, assorted Colors; states to Sc
pack: lead pencils for 1c, l. . and SC each
fools cap or legal cap paper to SC n or
blotting paper large sheets, 16x20 ms. &c
memorandum books 1 to 1Sc; blank books,
ledgers day books, &C., 10c to 81 %; counter
books and &c; large sponges lie; nice rubber
erasers 1c each; just recaiyed another big lot
of Marvins fresh cakes and crackers; they
are the finest on the market, crackers and
snaps &c per lb: Ipplebutter stone jars all
sizes SC per gal; glass fruit jars, Masons, pts,
soc; qt soc. gal zoe; tin cans 30c doz; teach
ers Oxfords bibles about half price 4x6, S5c;
6x9, $i.l5; be.sure to see our black brocade
brilliantine dress goods, zoe to 45c.
j. w. CoFFMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07
NOTICE
TO WATER CUSTOMERS OF THE
Charles Town Water & Mtg Co

In consequence of the unusual waste of water,
/ call the attention of our customers to the
Rules and Regulations attached to and made
4 part of each contract for use of water.
Especial attention is called ut this time to
Rule g, follows:
1t shall be the duty of persons holding water
permit. to keep their lay drants, pipes. spigots
and all water connections in good repair, so
that water may not waste.
Under Rule 4. the company reserves the
right for its officers agents at all reasonable
times to enter the premises. where water is
taken, for purposes of examining water fix
lures aud connection and other purposes in
the interest of the Water Company.
The plumber of the Company will therefore
at an early day visit every premises and re
port the condition of all water outlets and
connections.
Rule l. Water of the company shall not be
used by any person who shall not first have
paid for and obtained permit signed by the
Superintendent. Water shall be used for no
other purpose than is allowed in the permit.
Permits for sprinkliug streets, yards and
flower beds, contemplate the moderate use of
water morning and evening
Where waste is observed contracts will be
cancelled and wafer turned off.
All the Rules and Regulations for supply
and use of water are contained aud nude
part of each contract, and will hereafter be
enforced.
All parties in arrears for water rent, call on
Treasurer and settle.
b. C. WASHINGTON,
July 2O-2m Superintendent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-07

a great many men throughout the
country, including plenty of really swell
fellows, have got it into their heads,
rightly or wrongly-aud we are by no
means sure that it isn't rightly-that there
is no reason why any man should pay
more than $500 to $500 for pair of
shoes, and to say the least, the idea has
this foundation in reason. that excellent
shoes are now made for $500. To pay
$500 to $500 for pair of shoes is SIM
ply throwing away money, and in many
cases this is done to crafty q mistaken
notion that none but your favorite shoe
maker is worthy to adorn your feet
The recent improvements in shoe ma
chinery make it possible, as shown by the
well-known w. L. Douglas $500 Shoe,
to produce a shoe to-day that will COM
pare favorably in style, wearing qualities
and comfort with those offered at 5000,
$500 and $1,000 per pair. See the ad-
vertisement of the W. L. Douglas shoes
which appears elsewhere in this issue.