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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

| Be nos asegura que algunos caballeros
de esta ciudad han recibido cartas auto
Tlzadas con Ia firma de nuestro Director
Pldlendoles contribuyan para una sus-
cricion.
Sepan esas personas que dichas cartas
son FALsAs, pues nuestro Director 10 ha
eserlto nadie, ABsoLUTAMENTE A MA
DIE en- estos dfas.
Agradecerfamos los que hzyan re
Iclbldo esas cartas, nos hicieran Ell favor
de enVIarnoslas para yer si por la letra
podemos descubrir ell autor de semeian.
te abuse.
Dice ell periodico ~republicano de Ma
yaguez, EZ Ira6ojo, que cuando llegue
Ell momento de las eIecciones te,adrd7a
naucho cutdado y ell pueblo tendra mas,
para no llevar fguras decorativas al
Munioipio.
Anoche, y durante la representation
del Clnematografo, salio la bandera es
pamela fu6 aplaudida victoreada por
una parte de los concurrentes. Sali6 la
cubana, y aplaudieron todos. AL apa-
recer la americana, palmotearon unos
pocos.
Sc dice que hubo quien silbara. Con
este motive fueron hechos presos ell se-
nor Villamil un joven como de 14F
amos, hijo del honrado artesano don
Manuel Renta.
Sc nos informa que ell sefior Villamil |
quizo venir en- coche pagandolo de su
bolslllo, y no Sc 10 permitio IL policfa,
slendo conducidos esta ciudad a pie Y |
rodeado de guardias con tercerolas. Sea
de clio 10 que fuera, debemos decir 4
esos guardias, que ell acto 8 no, de aplau-
dir y hasta de silbar una bandera no
constltuye delito alguno. Els una ex-
preston llbre de la conciencia individual
y como tai debe ser respetada
Los espanoles son aquf tan extrange-I
ros como los ingleses 8 los franceses Y
Pueden gritar viva Espana! tantas We
ces como les plazca.
Protestamos del hecho en- nombre del
derecho ciudadano.
Ell Senador Mr.. Mason present6 en- la |
Alta Camara de los Estados Unidos, un {
prayecto de resolucion pidiendo Sc le
la independence 4 Cuba ell |
1fa de Julio, y que mientrss tanto Sc t
gsyan retirando las fuerzas americanas
10 mas pronto possible.
Ell Goblerno ha dispuesto que seam
lceptadas las cdEde75EEds en- ell cambio c
liario. Els una disposition que apIau.
limos.
El sabado falleeio en- esta ciudad,
luestro amigo don Juan jose Figueroa,
federal y hombre de reconci :
Ia probidad. =
Ira una persona instruida que des- :
mpefl6 por algunos amos la escuela pd.
'lica del barrio de Tibes.
Sentimos de veras su muerte enYia.
nos su familia nuestro p6same.
Aver depositaron en- ell C"6olto q Aho
70 Poncej5o 5o7 imponentes, la can't
ad de 1900
Programa de las pleas que ejecutara 8
! Banda de Bomberos en- la retreta de
sta noche: =
10 Pasodoble, Cddiz, Chueoa. 90 -
lima Sublime, danza, Campos. So
somanza de tiple de la zarzuela Aaa6II0
g Hero, Marquee. 4o-Poupurrit de r
! zarzuela La V1ejecitG, Caballero. II p
Q -11oo Steps, Kerry Mills. 60 Val
ss, Rosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14
MANUEL LEON PARRA
j. VI. de GsOicOechon
PrOc2IrQdO2.,

UNION Sol No o12.-TELEFoNo so.
CoNsULTAs % q 1 am. y l a 4 pm
Mayo 8, 1000.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

BOYSEN & CO., Ponce playa ase-
gurOs contra incendios y contra riesgos
maritimos. s.-Tambien Sc aseguran va
lOres pOr cOrreo, bajO cartas certifi-
cadas, d premi0 sumamente barato.
Mayo 9 de 1000 2 Is a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

Una persona responsible solicita en-
alquiler una casa de precio m6dico en-
sitio conveniente de la poblaci6n. En-
esta redacci0n informaran. Mayo 9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

Por los ultimos telegramas reoibidos
yemos que Sc ha dispuesto sea relevado
en- ell cargo que desempeia actuaImente
NJ. Mansfield Collector de Rentas Inter.
mas de esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14
GAIA DE PRESTAMOS
10 plaza de ~Las Delicias~ is

Ell dia 2I del corriente, a las nue..
We de la manana, Sc remataran en-
publlca subasta, las prendas de los
talones que a continuation Sc axprez
san por cuenta de quien corresponds
Y Orden de uuien subscribe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

Ell Diarlo de Puerto Rico en- un suel
TO, como todos los suyos, comenta de
modo POGO favorable esta Corporation
municipal, ell nombramiento de Rodulfo
tigueroa para Jefe de la Policfa de
Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

Sc NOS lice que Antonio Morales "a,
~ dnao chtq~ito. tan pronto ley6 eIl
Dsarto de Puerto Rico, ha solicitado Ell
concurso de varios simpatizadores suyos
para ir en- nadnifestaci6n soEe0s,ae la
ealle del Coto recibir a Rodulfo FL
gueros.
Por otgo son a1fnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

MIra6qjo de MaYagiez Sc queia de
no reoibir nuestro canje.
slnembargo, todos los dfas 10 de
positamos en- ell correo.
Aquf no Sc desprecia noide.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

Dice ell peri6dico republicano de Ma
yiaguez, EI Iro6ajo, que cuando llegue
Ell momento de las elecciones te,adrdn
naucho cutdado y ell pueblo tendra mas,
para no llevar fguras decorativas al
Municipio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

De encuentra en- CANA de mucha ora
Vedad, dofia Guadalupe Oppenheimer
esPesa de nuestro amigo don Ramon
Cedo.
Hacemos votos por la salud de tai
virtuosa sefiora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

Sc la trasladado San Juan ell sefior
don Tomas II. Graham, empresario de
Ia compaflfa de Opera que actda en- nues-
tro Teatro con objeto de abrir ell abono
en aquella oiudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

R0naad az 20 deI1r1.itP1,N- -flf NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-05-14

A petici6n de in6nidad de personals,
tederales y republicanos, Sc reproduce
hoy en- 10000 hojas ell artfculo de LA
DEMocRACrA del sabado dltimo intitu-
lado: La moral haty6 de Grecio y de
Ponce tanab5egs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
In a periIous Situation.

For a few minutes on the morning of
Ian. "a there was every indication of a
terrible tragedy on the Delaware river,
at Riverton. N. J., and there was excite
inent enough to last the year out. Des-
pite the warm weather of the past few
days, which had rotted the ice in the
river and made it greatly dangerous, a
large number of residents ventured out.
many of them with skates on,
The Philadelphia police tug Stockley
came up and the conclusion of its pas
sage through the half-blocked channel
caused a huge crack in the fast ice near
shore Suddenly a huge foe, on which
were Is skaters. was detached, and start
ed down stream with menacing speed
A cry of alarm went up, and an appeal
for boats was made, but at this season few
boats are ready for service in this section.
Luckily, however, Robert and Charles
Biddle who do good deal of duck hunt
ing, had one of their small boats out, and
they promptly started to the rescue.
A few minutes seemed 1ilza an age for
tllS III l1SlliS0 PSOpiS vi INC LOS' NuASAi
was drifting rapidly down on the tide
The work of rescue was rapidly accom-
plished, however, and none too soon, for
just as the last skaters were safely landed
the foe crashed into the town wharf and
broke into pieces.
Among those who were rescued were
George Washington and his two little
daughters. After the danger was over
cheers were given for the brave rescuers
and for George Washington, who had
again crossed the Delaware amid the ice.
The above is from the Philadelphia
Record Mr. Washington lisa son of Mr..
Richard B. Washington and brother OF
Messrs. John a. and S, Walter Washing
ton, of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court of Jefferson county
began Tuesday, with Judge E. Boyd
Faulkner on the bench.
The grand jury was composed of B. s.
Pendleton, foreman: Albert Diehl. Chas.
w Brown, ]. F. Myers, Harry Ronemus,
George L. Hoffman. E. c. Watson, N R.
Roberts, George w. Shull, Robert R.
Smith, Geo. H. HagleY, Albert A Cock
rell, VIM. ], MoEer, Jacob Osbourn, Will
liam c. Linl, and r. W. Morrow The
following indictments were found:
John Spinks, w, w. Dunlap and Ed
gar Strider, malicious cutting of George
S. Lewis and J, P. Miley.
Preston Dodsor, colored boy IL years
old, stealing watch from Charles H.
Moore.
V. S. Wolf, obtaining s73 from Ralph
Savage on worthless draft. Wolf, who
represented himself as a travelling sales
man, is in custody at Huntington
William Beaner, colored, two indict-
ments, One for disturbing religious wor-
ship and one for carrying concealed
weapons. George Manuel, who was ar
rested with Beaner, was decided to have
been punished by his term IN jail, and no
Indictment was found against him.
Daniel Shell and Edward Cornell, who
were charged wirh completely in the rob
berry of Richard Morgan at the bridge in
Shepherdstown, were ordered to be dis
charged on account of lack of evidence.
John Spinks was tried Thursday, and
found guilty as charged in the indict-
ment. Penalty from two to ten years
in penitentiary.
Dunlap was tried Thursday and the
case given to the jury in the afternoon.
Friday morning verdict of guilty was
reached, carving the same penalty as in
The Spinks case.
Preston Dodson was tried Thursday
and found guilty, and will be sent to the
Reform School at Pruntytown.
Beaner was sentenced S25. 90 and costs
for carrying concealed weapons. and $40
and an additional ten days in Jail for dis
turbing pupIic worship. He has already
been in Jail 81 days.
The trial of Strider who was indicted
with Spinks and Dunlap for malicious
cutting, is set for Wednesday.
Court adjourned Friday until 1880
Monday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
From tIarner,s Ferry.

Since Christmas ice eight inches thick
has been harvested by our local ice
dealers.
Mr.. chas. Rau, the enterprising mer,
chant of Bolivar, has enlarged his store.
rooms aud improved them with big
bay window
Mrs. Elmer Pitcher is very sick with
heart disorder. DIR. Perry, of Halltown
is in attendance
Mrs. c. E, Shaw, who has been ex-
tremely i'll with pneumonia, is convalesc-
ing, under the assiduous attention of Dr..
Kable
An entertainment to purchase a fence
for the Episcopal Rectory, or the 22d,
promises to be very successful. judging
from the programme.
Mrs. Clara Wentzell, of Washington
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs Amelia
Rau, at g The Naples, near Bolivar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
BEAD, OF Mrs. f. Ii. DukesmitE,.

Flint (3fich.) Saturday lobe eb. 81
On Tuesday evening last at :: 80 p. m.
in Cincinnati, O., Mrs. Mary E. Burt
Dukesmith, Just after finishing her din
ner, arose from the table remarking that
her head feltso dizzy" She was quick
ly assisted to n lounge, but in less than
two minutes she expired. She had been
suffering for years with an affection of the
kidneys and heart, and to these causes
was her sudden death due. Her husband.
Mr. 2. II, Dul;csmit'l, formerly editor of
the Durand Express, brought the remains
here Thursday, to the home of her sister,
Mrs. F. 5. Larabee, and from her resi-
dence the funeral occurred yesterday at
Up. m. Intermentw was made in Avondale
cemetery.
There was quite large attendance OF
relatives and friends, many coming from
nearby cities. Flowers were profusely
laid upon the casllet by the agerieved
husband and relatives and also by Mt.
and Mrs. a. J. Palmer and the officers and
members OF Woodln club, OF which Mr..
h-'ANN i-s&A ar tilCiiADCIS- ne
ceremony was conducted by Rev. Edgar.
who spoke SO glowingly of the pure and
noble character of the deceased.
Mrs. MaryE. Burt Dul5esnlith was born
at Linden, this county, January 50. 1909.
Her parents were Thomas E. ard Olivia
S. Burt, whose names are familiar to
every old resident of Geuesee county, as
they were not only well-to-do farmers,
but their high character eudeared them
to all who knew them. Their daughter,
Mrs. Dulzesmith, was a lady whose noble
character caused her to be beloved by all
who was fortunate enough to know her.
Her sudden death has caused a cloud of
dependency to settle over her many
friends here.
Many letters of coincidence were re-
ceived yesterday by Mrs. Larabee, and
among others was one from Venus Hive.
No. II, L, Q. 7. NJ, in which the mem
bers united ~ loving words of sympathy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
LETTER FROM nR. Rouss.

Capt. Julius c Holmes has been much
gratifed to receive from Mr. Charles B.
Rouss, over his own autographs, the fol-
lowing handsome letter
New York City, Feb, IS. 1000.
Mr.. Julius c. Holmes, Capt. of the hide
pendent Steam Fire Co No. I, Charles
Town, Jefferson CO., W. Va.
Dear Sir.-I beg to express my heart
felt thanks for tine handsome and deli
cious cake, and the kindly greetings of
my old war comrades, The Fire Compa-
ny, and The Ladies of Charles Town,
whom you say are its generous donors.
Coming, as these congratulations do,
from so many personal friends and peo-
pie whose esteem any one might be proud
of possessing, they fill my heart with in
expressible gratitude
Please convey my sincere appreciation
to all who have thus honored me.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES B. RoUss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
HiLL-wELsH.
Rippon. W. Va, Feb. 16, 1000.

Rppon, w. Va, Feb. 10, 1000.
Quite a number of our people assem-
bled at the residence of Squire Daniel
Heiebower yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the marriage of Miss Annie c.
Welsh to Mr.. Nelson Hill. The bride
was becomingly attired in travelling suit
of green cloth, and was attended by Miss
Maggie Welsh, wearing a traveling suit of
green. The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Frank Hill. After the Ger
mony supper was served, after which the
happy couple departed for their future
home at Shenandoah Junction. The
bride was the recipient of many kind re-
membranes from her friends, among
which was an U. S. certificate for $40. 90,
presented to her by Mr.. Hefebower. We
extend them our best wishes. L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
Mr.. Rouss's Birthday at Winchester.


Winchester. Va, Feb.1I. To-day Mr..
Charles Broadway Rouss, of New York,
is o. years of age, and for the past six
years the Charley Rouss Fire Company.
of this city, named inhonor of Mr.. Rouss.
have annually observed his birthday an
niversary in. recognition of the many kind
acts that Mr.. Rouss has performed for
Winchester. Last night the anniversary
was fttingly celebrated by town and
county, and despite the threatening
weather hundreds turned outtowitness the
parade. which was participated in by the
firemen and invited guests. AT 7. 80 o'clock
at night the Charley Rouss Fire Company
and the Union Cornet Band marched to
the courthouse hall. where the invited
guests had assembled and, after short
parade escorted them to the Rouss Engine
House, where banquet was rendered by
the company. There were about three
hundred guests present, and these includ-
ed the clergy. the members of the bar, all
the city and county officials. representa-
tives from the FIRE department and visi-
tors from distance. The banquet hall
was brilliantly lighted and beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and the scene
when the banquet was at its height was
one of animation and brilliance. During
the evening the Winchester Orchestra.
under Prof. Harry R. Homer, rendered
a number of selections when the menu was
through with.
Toastmaster George H. Kinzel intro
duced Mayor Robert T. Barton, who re-
sponded to the toast . Charles Broadway
Rouss." Mr. Barton speech was an e1o-
quent tribute to Mr.. Rouss's private char
acter and to him as factor in the business
world.
The other toasts were: The City
Council" responded to by President
Charles w. Hensell; THE City of Vim
chester" by Judge w, NJ. Atkinson (;
1.-THE Ladies'" by Mr.. Herbert S. Lar
rick; "The Press" Mr.. r. Gray Will
liams The South End Hose Company, ("
F. H. Pierce; THE Rouss Hook and
Ladder Company" J. NJ. Long; THE
Sarah Zane Fire Company, Mr. Louis
Trier; The Friendship Fire Company, y
Mr.. Holmes Boyd, Jr.; Turner Ashby
Camp, Confederate Veterans, E. Holmes
Boyd; Mulligan Post, G. A. r." MI.
Joseph Bean; 1.-The Bar" Harry r.
Kean. An original poem by Miss Kath-
arine McVicar, descriptive of Winchester,
dedicated to Mr.. ,Rouss, was read by Rev.
DR.. I. P. HYDE,
During Mr.. Barton's speech he referred
to what Mr.. Rouss had done for Winches-
ter and said it was now time for tho town
to show substantial appreciation of his
benefactions. He therefore asked that a
fund be raised for bronze bust of Mr.
Rouss to be placed in the new Rouss City
Hall. Within 10 minutes over $40. was
raised in the hall and the fund will be
kept open until it reaches 81 900.
The speech-makiug came to a close
about midnight. Several weeks ago Mr..
Rouss sent the Charley Rouss Company
his check for 81, 900 TO defray the expen-
ses of the banquet. During the banquet
a telegram of congratulation and best
wishes was sent to Mr.. Rouss and also
large box containing some of the deli
cacies of the banquet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
nANKRuPTcY DECISION.

Mr.. James D. Butt, referee IN bank
ruptcy, has rendered. decision of impor-
lance to bersons desiring to avail them
selves of the bankrupt law and attorneys
in such cases. The bankrupt law pro
vides that bankrupt shall be allowed
the same exemption of property from liza
bility TO debts as the State law in which
he resides allows. The question before
Mr.. Bait was whether tie regularity or
validity Of an exemption list filed with
the trustee in bankruptcy could be at
tackled before q referee, and he decided
that 1t could not; that all questions gong
TO the regularity of the list, the valuation
pat upon the property included in the
list, or the validity OF the exemption, as
ela!rled by the bankrupt, were questions
to be determined in the State courts; that
after thelist, as filed by the bankrupt. had
been allowed by the referee, any creditor
who was not satisfied with the validity of
the LIST OF the valuation placed upon the
property therein set forth might attack
tic same in 4 State court having jurisdic-
ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20

!. Editor and Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
Smallpox is prevailing in the Denmark
section OF Rockbridge county, Va.

Dr. d. w. Border, of KearneysvilIe,
who spent several months in Chicago un.
dergoing treatment for an affection that
had almost entirely deprived him OF the
use of his legs, has returned home. He
sconsiderablyimProved When he W ent
to Chicago he could barely get about with
two crutches. Now he gets along fairly
well with a cane.-shep. Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
r AXE Notice.

Having taken our usual inventory, we
ton, over a million and a half feet of Ium-
Der, besides a large stock of shingles, pa
lings. plasterDg lath, &c, which we are
selling at the lowest cash prices. Intending
to make Il change in our business on March
LIST also necessitates calling upon all indebt-
ed to US TO come forward without delay and
settle up All bills unTaid after the above
date will positively be placed in the hands
of collector; in order TO save costs, then,
take warning and settle up. Wewould also
state 10 our patrons that our cord wood de
partment is in iull asst, and orders will be
filed on shortest notice.
Respectfully
feb17-4t, WM. PHILLIPS SONS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20

Masonic Bazaar. Dinner and Supper

The Committeeof Arrangements would
announce that extensive plans have been
formed to make the Masonic Bazaar a
grand success. Invitations have been
sent to the different Masonic lodges, and
at this early date it is safe TO promise that
the visiting naasons will be plentiful
One of the especially interesting fea-
lures of this bazaar will be the presenta-
ton OF a handsome gavel to the lodge
receiving the most votes. Other attrac-
tons will be reported later. Bearin mind
the date. March II, Is and 10.
COMMITTEE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20

FARMING UIEH-siLS, &c.

II horse wagon lin tread with bel,
Stone o: sa@a wagon i IN. tread, l run
ming gear / in. tread, ! Brown morse
wager, = bugEies, . curFiagas, buggy
pole Gnh yoke, > : IS grain ladder ,G Il ,
last years Ideal nesli' . binder / Nc
CorBIic!l hinder. l Champion mower, l
Adrr11 @ mower, = drills, Bick'ori q
II O E3ls ~. ~ aFiy b " - " sFd tw O
seasons; Mast w.lking CO tiyator, 1
NJ Eriy new = iCeT check row corr plan
ter 3 Chilled No. 50 lloas. > II Ite OF
tWo-horse flows, 3 do be shpvel blows,
2 spriug to0tN harrpws. wool frame,
stet franc; l csttjn : box. / cora shtH
tT, ! o. e tO'sn rover. / circular wDuG
saw, / lay teGtlsr / hGrs5 rdk :, d
wagon whsf Il, so G VERY gOo3; 1 mud
or dirt scraper. ] l'orSs cart, 2 grain era
dies, a mcrican nit eva9TTatDf nearly
row. 1 Cyclone seed suNer, ccpper ket
Eiih ch9iu, y Cut = v log chain, 20
COW chains, lot ii; gle, duu ble az q tEril,-
bic tees, > sets Of spTraters, uapping
ham NJ rs, sltdEe, Jockey sticks crap
ile bay fox, EoTo ~ Eulleys. cider
press, rakes. , rost auFers aud BANGLES,
300 locust posts suitaI IL for pest aud rail-
fence. lot OF Chestnut raits, &c.. 90 p by
the barrel, three -t;f n interest," Ia 81 acres
of wheat in the gruut d, we'll fe ilizsG
the purchaser cut suC 'hEE Sh land
lords sha~e at the iarr; harness, = sets
breechbands, 1 sCts from gears. pillow
gears, Q iyiin6 bTiutes 8 collars 1 wagon
Sal4tS- Wa tttIf. . El-L4TF FiEES l or.
cheek lin :. / w Z ~ Is his. 8 iis4J Sings.
IEEM Hf 81 ahi.-.t cred t,f Nine
Months viii .e EjSeu on Ali SUMS over
SO CO. puTCh2- er "a 9 Ve note, with ap
proved So lri-Y EeE0lisb-a aud pGyI bic
at the isE K IF Ihaties Town, notes to
bear iutesc 8 fr1su GaJ7, but il aid
promptly Wien Cue J. 8 r-st viii b. re
m'tttd ~ sErs o. SO @ aEd III der
cash, PTzlff els q ftrG; ertY 10 he re
moved uttli lern Etu Criri Ted With.
Sale to comm nEG | r NIFTY at ten
Ole oas, ~ NJ. p. BOYD.
HetI,bow-r < -'st, Aucts
Il. + Yates, tlik
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
EARN for sale.

For sale. privately. i farm of 1G7 acres.
near Hliitown, jefferson county. ~ Va Has
ON il q conmodieus and comfortable dwelling.
siahlin- and necessary uuibniidinEs Four-
teen acres of TimLcr. Located 0H a good
turnpike and convenient to railroad. CHURCHES
and schools. with mail served by Rural Dcliv-
cry. Farm very desirable. Further parf5cI-
lars given on application n the
Nov 2l-tf- SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
Hid-winter Excursions to Washington.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
made arrangements for series of popu-
lar Mid-Winter Excursions to Washing
ton, at one fare for the round trip, allow
ing ten day limit on tickets, including
date ofsale, These excursions will berun
on February 18th and April I2th, 1900.
Tickets will be good going on regular
trains of the above dates and good to re-
turn on regular trains within ten days,
including date of sale.
Do not miss these splendid opportuni-
ties to visit The National Capital during
the session of Congress. Call on Agent
B. & o. r. r. for full information.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20

A friend of the Register sends us these
names for sheriffalty ticket: J. B. Os-
bourn, Benjamin. Beavers and Nelson r.
Roberts.-Shepherdstown REGISTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
Town Ordinance,

Any person who shall fire og discharge
within tic corporate limits or within 2gO
yards thereof, any cannon, istol, air gun or
1rearn. shall be fined Tor every such offence
not more than Que nor more tlai figc dollars.
The above ordinance viii DC ri2saly cn--
TO ced. GEORGE WASHINGTON.
E.b. q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-02-20
Eor rlvafeIY.

Having rercnted shaunondaIe Springs.
viii not have public sale a. expected. bal
viii sell privately very fine Family Driving
Horse, ycarling fine bred Colt, / Ouc-ho-sl
Trap and Har1es-. good a new, and good
Two-horse Carriage aud Harness.
]. s CRAWFORD,
Feb. 13-lm. shsnuondale Springs,