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The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

More than twenty thousand sam
pies of DcWitts Witch Hazel Salye
have been distributed by the manu-
facturers. What better proof Of their
confidence in it's merits do you want?
1t cures piles, burns, scalds, sores, in
the shortest space of time. J. D.
MiSer. .-".
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

When YOU call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don't
accept anything else. Don't be talked
into accepting a substitute, for piles,
for burns, for sores. J. D. Miser.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

Why don't Charley Towne depose
the chairman of the silver republican
party in Minnesota for permitting
his party to endorse "Honestn John
Lind, the fusion candidate for COVER
nor, who asserts that silver sis not
and cannot be an issue in this state
election" The answer will be found
in the fact that Towne hopes to pull
through, by hanging onto Lind's
coat-tails, and defeat Page Morris
for congress- ss.-Entcrprise.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
The Helena independent saws "this

The Helena independent says ''this
is a campaign for a principle.n 1t is
with the republicans, but the prin-
ciples Of the democratic party in
Montana are not the same as the
principles Of the democratic party in
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, Georgia and other
states. Which democratic principles
are right?-Missoulian.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
BOSTON THE WINNER.

The League Base Ball Season Closed
Last Saturday Night
The base ball league season closed
last Saturday night. and Boston
again wins the pennant. The stand
ing Of the II clubs at the close is as
fr,) u,c.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Congressman:
TITOS. G. MARSHALL, ~...
of Missoula County.
For Chief Just!ce:
THEODORE BRANTLY,
Of Deer Lodge County.
For Associate Justice:
GEORGE IT. GRUBB,
of Flathead County.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court:
-. BEN WEBSTER, -..--
Of Cascade County
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

Time passes on and no attempt is
is made by the democratic press to
explain away the record Of Mr.. Camp
bell in his opposition to House Bill
No. 4, while a member Of the legis-
lative assembly. The record stands
and cannot be avoided The men
responsible for Mr.. Campbell's nomi-
nation are trying to fool the laboring
classes by lodging the main question
and Haunting the flag of free silver
in the face Of these men whose daily
bread Mr. Campbell would deprive
them Of 1t is as impossible for the
democratic party to be honest as fo]
the sun to shine at night.-EIerald.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
Seaman Said It.

Washington, Oct. 15.-Surgeon
General Sternberg today sent the
following to the commission to in
vestigate the war department.. It
relates to statement made by Major
Seaman, who testified before the
board yesterdays:
"Army building, New York city,
Oct. II, 1893. Dear Gcneral-Major
Seaman, surgeon, lst volunteer regu-
lars. made d statement to reporters
in my presence, and it was published
broadcast, that he received nothing
but travel rations from the army for
his convalesccnts on the OLDHAM, and
depended on the Red Cross society
and National War Relief association
for their food. Major Bradley just
sent me the enclosed copy Of receipt
given to him before the OLDHAM start
cd. Yours very sincercly,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

EOr SUale oenaUol,
t. ii. DklNhEN bEhU'
OF Ham1lOon'
For NepresentaGlves,
- c+.vo,cvi11.
wy u,pr.N
-.. of Como.
ca,;,e;..ro
'"i O'"nuS CU'l' :, mrT.o0N
OF Florence.
M. AT, DOWNING. ..--
of Hamilton
j. B. OVERTURE,
Of Darby.
.r ,."."
s b. S. CHAFF1N,
Of Corvallis
w., c,.., D,a.,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
cd. NJ. APPEL,
HNIai0r and Surgeon, U, S. I

The receipt shows that Major Sea-
man received on September IS from
Major Bradley, 13 cases canned soup,
y bottles Whiskey, four barrels ginger
ale, one box cornstarch, one barrel
jellics, four boxes condensed milk,
two boxes clam broth, two boxes
sallen crackers, two boxes crackers,
60 pounds arrOWroOt, one quart
squibbs mixture, two bottles bismuth
subgallate.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vital
jzer Immediately relieves Sour Stom
ach, Coming up of Food Distress,
and is the great kidney and liver rem
cdY. Sold by all druggists.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
STEVENS TOWNSHIP.

For Justices of the Peace. ..
w. NJ. ENGLISH.
. FRED KINGSLEY.
For COnStahles.
e. EWART.
PHIL WAGNER.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

Charley Hartman was discovered
by republican prospectors in 1892 as
promising piece Of float, and the
assays indicated sufficient value to
Justify experimental treatment Of
the main body; but development re-
suited in his becoming SO base as to
require roasting and only fit for the
democratic furnace. He promised
we'll for silver, but is now valueless,
except for the copper that is now in
m.-Herald.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19
:|!||||I|g||!|I
Route
For
those who
want the best

the Burlington's St. Paul-Chicago
Limited.
Most costly, most beautiful, most
luxurious train ever placed in service
on any railroad west of Chicago.
Pronounced by Mr.. Pullman the
''finest train that ever stood on
wheels"
Lighted by electricity. Heated by
steam. Compartment and standard
sleepers, buffet-smoking-library car
chair cars, a-!a-carte diner.
No Extra Fares.
Leaves St. Paul Union Depot at
8:05 p. m. daily-after arrival of trains
from Montana and the Pacific Coast.
Tickets at offices Of connecting liheh.
II. F. RUGER. T. p. A.. Helena. Montana
IL. B. SEGuR, G. A., Billings, Mont
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

The Independent announces dem
ocratic rally at the auditorium, with
Bob Smith, cX-GOv. Toolc and Char
ley Hartman as the star attractions.
The Herald deplores the necessity Of
Joe Toole being crucificd between
Bob Smith and Charley Hartman,
but history is bound to repeat itself.
Helena Herald.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-10-19

Did you ever hear Of anyone being
benefited in q business way through
Legislation enacted by the democratic
party? Answer this question to your
self and contrast the record OF the
republican party in this respect when
YOU are approached to vote the demo-
cratic tickct.-Bllings Gazette.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-08-04
Curaci6n Segura dc la Gripa.

No hay razon para suirir esa terri
BILE enfermedad, 81 SC da con cl vcrda-
dero remedio. Sc sien,en dolores en-
todo oil euerpo, e higado estd fuera de
orden, no sc tiene apetito, Sc SURE un
gran resIrlc, en- una palabra Sc expert
menla un complete malestar. FL
Electric Bitters es el dnico remedio
que dard pronto seguro alivio. Este
obra direciamente sobrc el higado, es-
tonnage J rihones, vigoriza todo ell Sis
tema y hacen sentir una nueva vida.
Sc garantiza la curacion 8 Sc devuel-
We ell dinero, Sc vende en- la Botica
DO Murphey y Van-Petten, 50 eenta-
vos Ia botelln, y en- la casa de Browne
& Manzanares,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-08-04
CECILIO GARCIA,
Herrero y Carrocero,
Gale del Pacifico,
Las Vegas, N. M.
Sc ejecuta con esmero todo ell ira
bajo que d el sc lie confe.
N0ticia Para Publication.

DEPARTAMEHro DBL IHTERIoRl
O0oina General de Terrenos, Mashingt0nDC}
Julio II, do 1865,
Notlcia es por este dada dc Ia siguiente orden
ejocutiya r. titullcndo ciertOs terrenos en- el
Bosque de Reserya en- el Rio Pecos para VObla-
Ci6ny entrada
"Mansiou Ejecutlya. Washington, d. O., Julio
g. 1898, En- cumplimientO con los proylstOs dtl
acto de lunio 4, 1877, go Stat s6), sobre roo-
mendHcion del SecrctarlO del Interior, por la
mitad sur lsls) del cuartO sudOcste 500 dc
Ia session ycine siete "a y 10 mltad del Po-
nente PA del cuaftO norocste tNOiu do In
10 ion tteiuta cuatru tA) en- cabildo diez
Ocho ttsl al nOite, cadena dOce ti2l al oricute,
Meridiano Principal dc Eueyo Mexico dentro do
los linn tcs del Bosque de Reserya en- ct Rio de
Pecos son p0r etta ufdenad0s dcsor rcstiuidos MI
domiuio publicO, dentfo de sescnta dias des-
pues dc dada esta nrtitia nor publication Sc
gnu req uerido pOr ley, aparecleudO que dichO
trechu dc ticrrhfOn mciur adOptables para ngri-
cultura que para seyas"
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
| Los terrenos arfiba estaran mjetos entrada
on la Ohc ma oe Terferos de los Estados Uni
| dos en- Santa ~, Nuevo Mexico en- despues
del dia II de Octuhre de isiS.
BlNGER HERM ANN,
Comisionado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-08-04
Los preliminares de Ia paz.

La iniciativa tomada pOr eli
gobierno de Espana en- presentar
por medic de NJ. Cambon, minis
tro Frances en- los Estados Uni
dos, proposiciones de paz al 60
bierno americana. suministra
esperanza fundada de que antes
de muchos dias habra terminadp
la lucha actual entire Espana "
los Estados Unidos. Tenieudo
en- cuenta el caracter moderado
V benigno del Presidente Mckin-
ley V de los miembros de su ga
biuete, no Sc puede temer nj por
un momento que eXija condicio-
nes que no puedan aceptar los
espanoles. Antes, 4 10 contrario,
creemos que facilitaran en- Guam
to sea possible IN arreglo amisto-
50 Y pacftlco. Por supuesto, la
condicion en- que Sc encuentra
Espana EN- esta guerra, hace me-
vitables de parte suya grandes
sacrificios que serdn muy dolo-
rosos al sentimiento Y orgullo
nacional, pero queson lmpuestos
Dor las circumstancias. En- pri-
mer lugar, tendra que perder to-
das las colonias que lie quedaban
en- America, las cuales son Cuba
y Puerto Rico, cuya cesi6n las
pondra 4 disposition absolute
de los Estados lInidos, quienes
determinaran su destino futuro.
segundo lugar, Sc le eXigirdn sa-
critics considerables eli las
Islas FiIpinas, d que accedera
tambien Espana 81 no consisten
en- despojarla de la sobera-
MIA en- Manila Y otros puntos
importantes. Seg1n el tenor de
las opiniones de la prensa ameri.
cana, el presidento y sus conse-
jeros no llevan tan ALA sus eXi-
gencias V Sc cOnformaran con
una 8 dos poseciones de poea
importaneia en- las Filipinas.
Tampoeo hay intenci0n alguna
de pedir indemnizaci0n aleuna 4
Espaha, por los grandes gastos
que han hecho los americanos en-
la presente guerra, nj creemos
que la naci6n espanola Sc com
prometeria bajo ninguna cir
cumstancia 4 pagar tal indemni-
zaci6n, porgue sus reculsos no 10
permiten. No creemos que min
guna de las parties levantara
obstdcuIos insuperables 4 un
arreglo conclusive, pues amhas
estdn igualmente deseosas de la
paz; Lspaha porque ha suirido
derrota tras derrota y no tiene
esperanza de alcanzar mejor for
tuna en- 10 venidero; los Estados
Unidos, por los inmensos gastos
que le ocasiona Ia guerra y por
los muehos obstaeulos que tiene
todayia que veneer para CON
quistar 4 Cuba. En- vista de es-
tos heehos, 50 puede ahrmar con
seguridad que In aurora de In
paz ha despuntado en- 81 horizon
te hispano -mericano y presto
alumbrar6 en- toda su plenitud,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-08-04
NUEyO MEXICO Y LOS "CHlfLADOS,' ;
No es COsa Nueya que EstOs lnsulten y
Traten de perjudicar d los habi-
tantes de este Territori0.

ldlteS ue este ttEIltOIiO'
rs cosa muy natural { inevita-
BILE que dada la situacion en- que
quedaron los hispano-amerlca-
nos de Nuevo Mexico al ser
anexados 4 un pals cuyo idioma'
instituciones y raza eran dis
tintos 4 las suyas, Sc vieran des-
de luego eXpuestos 4 la enemis-
tad Y ataques de los "chiflados, "
cuya ilTitacion y malevolencia
intelmitentes los ha hecho un
g6nero conocido Y peculiar en- to-
das parties del mundo. Esta sec
ia ogrupo singular elias socieda-
des humanas es un adjunto inc
vitable que pervade todas las
capas sociales, desde la mas ele.
vada hasta la mas fnfima, y con.
siste de individuos que aunque
no estan ligados por ning6n lazc
de asociaci0n 8 combination
abrigan ideas parecidas y procu
ran alcanzar los id6nticos propo
sitos que deseara realizar su ma
lipnidad. En- el caso de los his
pano-americanos incorporates
con su Territorio & los EstadoI
Unidos Y constituidos en- ciuda
danos de esta rep1blica con pie
nos derechos garantizados POI
los tratados Y por las leyes de Ii
naci0n, no faltaron desde g
principle los "chifiados" en- dal
senales de su eXistencia, sino que
Sc dieron & conocer por su pre-
mura en- denunciar, atacar y ca
lumniar 4 los nativos, sembran
do donde quiera la mala simien
te de sus falsedades Y procuran
do convertirlos en- objeto de me
nosprecio yescarnio para elrestC
de la naci0n.
Otra peculiaridad de los "chi
fados" es one de buena f6 Sc con
templan duenos y senores de ID
repGblica; pretenden hablaren 81
nombre EN- saxon y fuera de ella
abrigan una idea eXagerada d,
su propia importancia, y en- SUI
corazones pervertidos y mente
NAL equilibradas bulle toda clas
de proyectos dirigidos 4 fomen
tar la mala opinion de los gu
son obieto de encono. La colo
MIA de los "chiflados" ha sid'
desde la aneXaci6n de Nuev,
| Mexico & les Estados Unidos n
muy pumerosa, pero 81 muy act
va. Siempre Sc Ia dlstingpid'
por la altaneria y desden co.
que ha tratado q los nativos
| Dor los aires de superioridad co
que ha querido establecer un
espocie de tftulo y reclamo a tC
das las excelencias, yirtudes
buenas cualidades que puede
adornar 4 seres humanos; ha Il
nido empeho particular en- atiza
y propagar las divisiones yodic
de raza Y ha abogado en- todc
tiempos Y ocasiones para priva
4 los hispano-americanos de lc
derechos que c0ncediera el Y
biermo nacional cuando los il
corpora a su dominic.
Esta tIibu de los "chiflados
ha sido de continue un azote
un infortunio para los habitar
tes de Nuevo Mexico, y Sc hapr
sentado como un obstaculo
, toda medida encaminada al ad
S lanto y bienestar del Territori
Renegapdo de toda paz y rech
zando toda ammonia, su misi(
ha sido pintar q los nativos
los mas negros colores, relega
/, dolos 4 la categona del pueb
!. mas inferior y degradado de
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1898-08-04

al SODlefHO y pueDIo dilltliN'JupH
para que no les particlpen de.
aquellos privilegios 6 inmunida-
des que son ell bien com1n de to-
dos los ciudadanos de los Esta-
dos Unidos. 81 Nuevo Mexico
no ha recibido protection, del
gobierno para fines de educaci6n,
cuando mas la necesitaba, que
era en- los primeros amos despues
de la conquista, ha sido por
causa de las cizaflas que han me-
lido los "chitlados, 81 Auevo
Mexico no ha logrado que 10 adj
mitan en- la hermandad de esta-
dos cuando tantas veces ha soil
citado ese privilegio que con tan
ia facilidad ha sido concedido 4
tantos Territories de menos po-
pulaci6n Y recursos, es porque la
campana de vilicacion Y calum-
MIA dirigida por los "chiflados"
ha hecho fracasar nuestros es-
fnerzos. En- todos casos Sc des-
taca la negra y siniestra sombra
de los difamadores de oiicio Y
perseguidores incansables de to-
do un pueblo.
Nos figurdbamos que en- ell
trascurso de tantos amos Y en-
tantos acontecimientos Y tras-
mutaciones cuales han sucedido,
Sc habria verifcado algI1n cam
bio favorable que hubiese modifi-
cado y aplacado la hostilidad de
los enemigos del pueblo native,
pero q juzgar por acontecimlen-
tos recientes no ha oGuTido ma
da de ESQ. La polftica de los
"chiflados" sigue siendo approve
charse de todas las oportunida-
des que Sc presenter para levan-
tar agitaciones Y dirigir censu-
ras que tengan por obieto rimen-
tar la mala opinion en- contra de
una especie de mania incurable
y Sc inspira en- el despotismo in
nato de aquellos que quisieran
fundar una nueva especie de es-
clavitud en el hermoso suelo de
| Nuevo Mexico para eternizar la
ignominia del nativo y elevar 4
un grado inmensurable su pro
pia inportancia. SegGn 81 bro
grama, manifestado abiertamen-
te en- todas ocasiones, desean
abrogar todn derGcha 4 disiru-
tar honores politicos y empleos
pGblicos por los hiios del pals, y
aun pretenden privarlos del de-
recho de votar en- las elecciones,
Sc puede tener por cierto que 81
las leyes Y Ia constitution no 10
impidieran, va estos "ehihados''
estuvieran trabajand0 para que
toda la population nativa fuese
desterrada en- masa del Terri
torio de los EstadOs Unidos, 4
fin de satisiacer sus odios y pri.
var 4 aquellos de sus bienes.
La parte racional Y sensata dc
todas razas y credos politicos y
, religiosQs, que constituyo Ia in
mensa mayoria de la population
!, neo-mexicana, Sc ha mantenidC
r por muchos amos y Sc mantieno
! todavia EN- buenas relaciones '
= ammonia perfeota, sin dar uga'
a las rivalidades y divisiones qu'
propalan los "chifiados.h y d,
; este hccho son prueba efcaz la
' relaciones personales y politica
+ que prevaiecen en casi todas la
: comarcas del Territorio entire 10
que han venido de otras parties
; resentarse en- este suelo Por |,
!. general, Sc nota una ausenci
r completa de rivalidades y prec
n cupaciones entire los diferente
n elementos, Y tanto en- negocio
/ comerciales, como particulares
o politicos, cada un ciudadan
Il obtiene los derechos que lecorre'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25

Everybody's favorites-the Living
Midgets and Real Fairies are soon to APP
pear at Washington Hall. 1t is to be a
musical entertainment in two parts-a
purely moral cantata-possessing a pc
culiar fascination for old and young.
Two hours of enjoyment is given by sew
entv-fve to a hundred children of the
town-representing nidgets of allnations
and gnomes ever bent on mischief; the
girls, g all glittering with spangles and
robed in filmy gowns of lace" represent
the dainty denizens of fairyland. Besides
these live insects and animals will
appear on the stage. The costumes rich
and beautiful. Complete sets of special
scenery-the first scene fantastic fairy
garden with profusion of tropical flow
ers, butterflies, ETC.; second-A cave gilt
tering with gems and dazzling in its
beauty; a gigantic rose opens to full
bloom, and silver swan boat in full sail.
These are given under changing colors of
a calcium light. The pretty story told in
verse and by means of twenty-four bright
catchy musical numbers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25
Gone Home.

Miss EDNA LACEY MOORE departed this
life January a, 1888, aged "a years,
Gone home gone home she fingers here no
longer.
A restless pilgrim, walking painfully
With homesick longings, daily growing
stronger,
Amid yearning visions of the joys to be.
Gone homel gone homel her earnest, active
Her very playfulness her heart of love!
The heavenly mansion now she doth inherit,
Which Christ made ready ere she went
above.
Gone home! gone home the door through
which she vanished
Closed with jar, and left us here alone,
We stand without, in tears, for love and ban
Longing isaea TO follow where our loved one has
gone.
Gone home! gone home! oh! shall we ever
see her,
See her again. and know her for our own /?
Will she conduct us to the heavenly Teacher.
And bow beside us, bow before His throne !?
Gone home! gone home oh human hearted
Saviour,
Give us a balm to soothe our heavy woe.
And if Thou wilt in tender, plying favor,
Hasten the time when We may rise and go.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25
Art for " Sweet charity's Sake. "

Everybody who likes pictures nova
days knows the beauty of the black and
white creations of E. A. Abbey, c. D.
Wilson, A. B. Frost, A. B. Wentzell, and
other famous artists that make up the
wonderful group of American illustrators.
A remarkably good exhibition of the work
of these men will be held at the Parish
House by the Junior Auxiliary of Zion P,
E. church. on the evening of January IS.
The pictures are wonderfully fine repro
auctions on specially prepared paper, all
mounted, and will be well worth seeing
Refreshments will be served free to all
visitors, and the drawings will be sold at
a low price Altogether very pleasant
entertainment in an entirely novel form
will be enjoyed by all who attend, An
admission of IS cents is to be charged.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25

Our genial friend Mr.. Max Theodore
has been doing such a good business at
his present location that he is induced to
spread himself llttle-in other words
needs more room for his rapidly increas-
ing trade and consequent enlarged stock.
Hence he has rented the prominent and
commodious store building of Mr.. Geo.
H. Hagley, corner of Washington and
Charles streets, and will remove hither
about the middle of March. In the
meantime, in order to reduce present
stock and lay in new supplies. he will
have grand removal sale, in which he
proposes to cut prices numerically and
offer unprecedented bargains in clothing,
boots shoes, hats, gents furnishings,
etc. Call early if You want to get good
place in the procession.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25
The Birth of the :. Greater /" New York,

With the dawn of the new year the " Great
err" New York is ushercd into the world full
grown giant. The problem of municipal gov
crument in this country is to be put to the SUI
premest test Oh the grandest scale. Within
its limits is contained u population equal to
that of thirteen of our sovereign States at the
last census, and as large that of the origi-
nal Thirteen States when the union was or
ganized. Provisions for tue life and health OF
this vast multitude of all nations and clines
is an unsolved enigma, but proiting by the ex-
perieuce off half a century's success, thou
sands of sufferers in New York and elsewhere
can be wrested from the grasp of that agOniZ-
ing complaint. rheumatism by the timely aud
systematic use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
whic h is moreover a preventive of Maleria and
kidney trouble, and n sovereign curative of
liver complaint, constipation, dyspepsia, debll-
admirable appetizer and promoter of sleep,
hastens cOnvalescence, and counteracts the
infirmties of aye
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25
CHURCH Itenns.

Il
Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins will preach at
Kabletown on Sunday afternoon next, at
3 O'Clock.
The Baltimore Annual Conference, NJ.
E. Church South, will meet at Hinton,
w. Va, March 3.
Services in st. James Catholic Church,
Charles Town, on the 4th Sunday of
each month, at 1870 a. m.
Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins preached
Thursday night in the Loudoun Street
Presbyterian Church, in Winchester.
Lay Reader David Howell conducted
services in Zion Episcopal Church Sun
day morning. No evening services.
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for JEFF
ferson Circuit, NJ E. Church South, will
be held at Summit Point, Feb. SO :.
Charles Town, Feb. 27-2s; Shepherds
town, March so.
Rev. DR.. Snithson will begin pro-
tracted meeting in the NJ. E. ChurchSouth
Sunday. January 80, and expects Rev.
Mr.. Schoolfeld, the noted evangelist, to
be here February 2.
The young people of the Leetown
neighborhood will hold oyster suppers at
the Snow Hill School-House, for the ben
eft of the Snow Hill Union Sunday
School, on the nights of January 28 and
80. The patronage of the public respect
fully solicited.
There will be no preaching service in
the Charles Town Baptist church next
Sunday, as the pastor will be in Martins
burg attending Young Peoples Con
vention. Several delegatesfr from the Bap-
fist Union of the Charles Town church
will accompany him.
Rev. Mr.. Lightburn. rector of the
Episcopal Church at Bayard, War
rem county, has received a call to
the Episcopal Church at Wicklife,
the rectorship of which has been
made vacant by the resignation of
Rev. Mr. Thompson, who has gone
to New Market, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-01-25

Mr. and Mrs George Porterfleld entertain
ed a number of people at a card party at their
country home, "Cassilis." near town, on
Wednesday, Among those present were ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Baylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Man
ming, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Packet, Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Eyster, Mrs.. William Neill,
Mrs. Ida Dawson, Misses Annie and Katie Ais
quith, Eleanor Trapnel, Antoinctte Manning,
Bette sublett, Anna Ransom, Mamie Richard
son, Mary, Halle and Julia Alexander, Mar
garet Kennedy and Anna Belle Mason I;
Messrs. Robert Chew, Geo. T. Light, W. F..
and William Alexander, VIM. Ira pnen. May
bury Harrison, F. B Hooff, A. S. Allen and
j. c. and E. c. Davenport.