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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
3eitidrtften . Na8o3in etc.
Baltimore Stems Co., 318, DeIt.
@erman.S trabe.
Griebbofe.
2oubon Barf geMeterp. Office 81.
@eit.S araioga.S traBe.
@citern WarDlanb Balm.
Trat an ~. Sebrunr 1915 In Qraft.
8fgc berIailen QtuensStatioH. nte toiaf

frat nm ~. Sebrunr 1915 In Qraft.
8lgc ~berldilen ~QtlleHsStatioH. nie foiQf.
5nglidJ.
4.30 Born. - Gtnell5ug, Sauptltnie, 6daerss
ioiur, AlD iesbOrO, u. & VI. gabn uno ben
Giioeit uno ausgerontinen Gcnntags ". o..
Sdbn Sdtc3d, ebdnibersbiirg. WiartiUSturg
uro S3indeiier.
11.25 aban65 - affom. nab llntonIBribae.
1aalid, sne9enenn'en epnntaas.
ptnie bltitt bon 0inorD' Srobe. Carlisle unb
n. & 8. gabH.
BID Born. - Suiipiltnie, oagerStofpn. Saneo6,
SbippelsburG. Sreoerid, Commissioning nnb
". x ". gdbn bis clifton.
10 IL Born. Nfium. nad llR.ousBrtbge,
gorf uno 8etipsbnre. -
2,25 ga6m. 49, afiom. u1G @merbs8robe.
3.25 Nadhm. Nffoni. ildh 9morbs0robe z.
& 8. 0to. fouie slorf.
40 gtabnl. - aifoIn. nod llnion.Bribge.
800 giabm. 9rpreb nab sgeftminfter,
toun. jorJte @nneod, 5reoerid, gnImtttSbure
*b.25 Wadni. - Vrpres mad Dot. esHsper
nno Oettpoburg. {tartorsSar.J
$50 HaGm. - Nifom. mad @~morbSSrpbe.
6.1b Y,benhs 49, whom. nab uittofisB Bridge.
500 abeuos - Nffoiu. nab Snurp' 1rube.
Gur Suuutags,
$50 eorm. - affom. nab union'gribae NIB
Gdnpper. t.
$50 Rddbm. - gffom. mad III tonsQrfbas.
4.3O sadri. - Nftoni. mad @norbs6robe.
= & lit ntdbt an ber Jennfblb1nids Ioe. sGtntioH.
9tlets uno @epdd.9 ilrenu, M~Ibdn9be, gde
GbncIess iinb 2eringtonsSfrabe.
Haige bdlfen an ,lnions, BennfbIbarid.e fpts
5,ItOn. a9S SsaIsroSf' yyISsib'siesire) citation
3. ~. &spsa. o. y. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Nlaoe acaen Weurae @pmISi

Ct. 0oui !, Mo, IA. Mni,- Ger
biciise @rldrSsiqc s.
2. Sores bot bci1n areisaeridt cine
aloge eegen George 5. @oulo, Sol.
3omiep, inn, mo 8iniom &. @np
oltf Serousgobc bon 100000 nebit
oiesbesiialidcn Snterclien ieit Dem
Sanuor 1903 onbdnaig gemod)t.
Sones bebouptct I'M auitraee Der
@enonntcn 1900 Ncres aoblcnldn.
oereicn I'M jilolltUn Ohio gsfauit
uno Den aouiprcia oaiiir entrihtet
gu baden. IS lei i'm ieoob bis jebt
nidt seIunaen, oa@ 8elo 5nriid5ner.
baIten,s nses BALI cr Sen alaseueg be.
tre4rn bdbe..-.. '..' a.
SAFE lsr S6tfests1 auslams letse6aQ. SFetsS..
Il. Ill, Ct. saut.ettate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
M,arpIauo mno Ienuiplpauia Balm,

3liae berIn Ten Npribi Nlbemcl Gintion:
100 Born. nab Dorf, tdgli6, ausgerouts
men GpnniugS.
$50 &orIu. nat Eclta, mr. Sonniaes.
$50 nab He!ntL tugIi6. aisaenummeri
1926 Ga6nr nab gori. ideIi6, ausaenom,
ireH SonnfdgS.
AGO Ea6m mad Delta. imr Gonninas.
4.20 nab Eelta, tdgli1, nussenommeii am
Gounfdg. I
500 9adm mad eeIair, td9Iih, ausaenom.
men Gonntaqs. DT
~. 90 stenbs mad .EelGi,, ntr Eonniuas.
absn6e nntb eelGir Diituo9 uno Gam.
flag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Die ,TricSiuu.Qinic."

gtirnitibe 4nier- Rorte our6 ben aanaI mad
philadelphia tdglif tSpnntngS 1u"Sgeupmmen)
nm 8 llbr Gn6mIiidgS. bon oer eight uno
9rIttS trnbe. On NeiieriOn. Uio, unb Gbefier.
pa. abba Iieno. guf Scd CAD SttIaoelp6iu)
ia, s2'So. aiifiG5rt NIT Der -. 4 Sr'' teiffern.
balm" $3.50. Sieips gorf tper Bd6n bon gsbilas
belpbia) S4H0. erir"ijOH a. 3Gee) 5000.
3erner 5urdfGb ri sNiaete mad atluniic . Glib,
Cape WluD mo nab r5toIibeu puniten. Sabr,
Biilete iino i'm Bitrcuu u1o bel NiUaugb's III
bnbeu. Nilber iiHo 9e6iinet 8nm geleaer bon
Eaten fir SUnnt1asfbulen u1n Berciue etc. iir
.eoro Baltimore" uno .Benn." oerer ydbrteit
nad' Reiietiui uno ebefGpeufes9itD NO. I'M
Suri beginne7. wiGn itteIbe ODER iuenoe lt
al 90.
Giarenee ebriper. sleent,
i0f-) Nt. 20i. 2isbtsSfrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
GBciapeafe 9nmpicr'G Ompaanie.

Gbciapcafe 9nmplcr'G
6beiapcate,9iuie.
GIegante Yofin8ier Snnpier nNigniia" mo
rsltllIia" Iub
Oh Voint Comfort unc Turfoli, gn.
8nnlpier b~erlaiieH Baltimore i19lih tuusIes
ltoiliren Sorniugs) nm $50 WberoS uno Tom
men in DID I,oint Comfort UNI o llbr Ulorgeu3
uto in Norfolf nm 7I5 WiorgeIiS an, an
lhlieBe1o on Die Silenbnbn5.ige nab alien
4sinften oe5 GiihenS luio Siiolpefier5.
Wort0iiuer.fiu
Sleg1nte Yaiidgier Compiler s0bdrlot,s" unb
.W1lttmOre"
naf Neff.Voint NIB Mid,upub, va.
Sampler betldieH baltimore tuplih (nllSac,
nOmftelI Sonntags) nm 3 llbr g,d6mttnnS mo
ionlnen 5i gSeii'Boini I'm 7.30 Woruefl5 mo
~ Hibttpuo nm 0.25 UiOrgens an.
SIC az, Wioiifn9elt, Wtttipoben NIB Srcitugen
bon baltimore abiabrel,oen Sampfer, mo bic
bon gRe ItsPotnt an Eieniinaen, SuuncrItuNen
l1o Sanlftagen nbfnbrerl. leger In @lOucciler'
Bot..i mo Mluoro's an; liro LIE an SIrnitG'
more uno an Wloni1aen, Wiitiiouden mo Srei.
idaen bon ySeitsloint abiabrenoeu Suupjer
leaett IN O%oriioiun uno 9lnbs9 Bad an (bei Biir
i.teem gaetter).
1ampier ~perialrn Vaitimors pum Bier Nr. IS
nno 10, Sigbtitraf:tt' gaerfte.
SurtoViuete nab alien gunfien l6unen ee'
lt6ert @epdd ,di,fgegebei ltrlo Nuiiiieni imnier
I'M Noraus ~reierpirt iperoeu in 0et bieiigeH
Billet giirennr: vi. 3t7, Voro.Gbcrlt5.e trabe,
". ~. Jiobion, glgent. ytr. t27, ct Baltimore.
StraRe. ooer oen Snupt BiIrcnuI: 4r. $50,
etagt. Strahe, Baltimore, Dlo.
Menben Sufer, &. Z. G6ism.
I. 8. @'e1annel, @lItS'@en ,4aif. 'gGeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
9amhnrgsMmcrifa
-Tadl-
SuppclidJrmbcn'
Grprcl' nno EaliaNicr' 9icnit.

Nr8tn W HOUtr fir Npnoon unO Vatis an.
SNmbnrg'Nmcrifa sSinic,
81 @roooipap. SEEN. Dorf.
Irtbur ". HubiOn,
1877 it.@aItimore Ctr.
Nm alttu Ylase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

pom empfeblensiuertbea SHINING,
Guarus. nnb Gnbetail.U eidJaftea.
Sinan3ielle
gaufeu,

SirIt Rational 9anf, 16, Bette ara.
togo . StraBe; s. 8. Sereuion,
YrGiibent; s. 9. @iIcor, aaiiirer.
Farmers anb Rerdants' Rationol
9anf, 30t, Rorb,Gbarles- StraBe;
gbas. z. Crane, Brdiioent; Garter
q. SSburn, Gaiiirer.
Deutide 9anf, 2eriueton- unS Soui.
bap.Strabe; ". s. Sdula, Erdii.
bent; @ueuit 8eber, Gaiiirer.
Commercial ano Sarmers' 9ational
ganf, Soparo. unb 9erittan.Str.
@eitern National 9ouf, IA, Norb.
@utop'S troBe; Soibita g. Sarpep,
Hrdiioent; 8. Wurrtott, aoiIirer.
DroperS' anb Nehanics' 0ationaI
8anf, gutaip. uno Sapeite.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

ganfiers uno Rafler.
Sambleton & 60, ~, OIt.2egiuston.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

, - frr' ~ 49, rsr .tE. 2
8aubola.Sdnbler.
EDoS. NattbenS & Con, Canton.
Npennle uno Glbemarle-S traBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, 414, eight"
Strobe.
gleh. un6 emaiIlirte StabInaaren.
Rational @naneling & Stamping
Co., 100, Sanooer.S trabe.
9nnpfnlnifinen, 8eiieI II. Brmper.
Wauoce Stebbins & Cons, Gbarles.
nno 2ombarb.S traBs.
2anbnirtibaftlihe @erGtbe unS Cd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Eurner Co., 205. Rorb.
Hacaitrabe.
Srnamentale Drabt.Arbeiten.
9nfur & Co., 311, R..$otuaro.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. nnb 2,iratpoaren.
Irmiirong, Gator & Co.. 106-t8.
SopfinS.B lace.
EregelIaS, Sertel & 60, 100. Sop.
fins.Blace.
Sbiren, Geniterrabmen u. @auIeaur.
5rant 9. Datfins & Co., gratt. unb
Breiioent.S trabe.
Sdnipftabofs . Sabrifanten.
M. Stnrr & Co., 436. Roro-g albert.
Stra5e.
3eitidriften Z. Na8a3in etc.
Baltimore Rems Co., 3tS. Deit.
8erman.S traBe.
Srie6b6te.
2oubon Barf Cemetery. Office 81.
@eft.S aratoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Se,ler.8 eriide .agenten.
Some SrienoIp Society, 1926. Gin
Den apenue.
90. &. SbadeIforS & Co., 2, of.
Sarntogoitrobe.
Senrp so. @arfielo (RopoD, 2t0.
Slt.2eringtonitraBe.
girdbeao & Con, 2t4, Differing.
ton StraBe.
SenneB & Faplor, 306, DIFFERING.
ton StroBe.
Turner & Tbonas, 9, SIt.S aratoaa.
Strabe.
W. 8. SeIoeu, If, SIt.BIeaIant.
StraBe.
guhbonoInmJ.
0frS. 81. Wortin, 7t5, @eIt.Qcring.
ton StrnBe.
Seueriidere Wobel- 2ager,ma.
8rabam's Wareboiiie, Earf aOeine
l1n0 Tolpbiu.S trakt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

a @runSeiaentburls.N afIer.
Yierre s. 9iigan & Repbeu, 16,
2eyiueton-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Spar6aufen.
Central Sopinas ganf, Charles.
5unb 2erington.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

W1nnpoIis, WI. Nobnl etniion. l7.50 itnb
.s.45 gortt, 1850 uno i5.55 Ga6u. gambep-
Station. 800 nnb 900 8orn. 1905 mlii.
tngs. 400. 25.35. 100 unb 7fi 10 slbenoS.
S.:ocri6, Wt. siobalsS tatioH, 7s.46, iy.4s o..
gnmoSusS %iniion, 17.3o. 1900. 79.t5 nnb tic. Cd
BORN, l,25. 1850 uno 1920 gbenbS.
Gtufeiter, Wt. NphaIsS tatiun, i7.l0 q. unA
PAS q. eatuoensSiatton T.20 o.. 1900 uns
1880 Wdtbm.
Sasereteiun. Wt. wonalsG tation, is.45 gorm.
1850 gtabH. 9dnoenaS Station, 1900 Norm.
1880 uHo 400 gndm.
7.35. B.16 gorm, II .25e 1890, $500 g,a6m,
$3.50 uro +tt.45 gtbeubs.
Curtis gag, GnuoensS tntioH. o. 2S BORN.
Sntan, ut. HobdI'GtntioH, s2.A9 RaAm.
Galnoers Staiion. 800 gatbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

Bidder equiiiteH.
Che Wpers e. Sids Co., t04. Glib.
Soiparb.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
d oi Of err
&ricg. NJ it SEN Ser.
Stuntcn gcm il II d] t.

Die ieit ser Belt, oo ~ieltgelteQt
norben lit, oaB Ole belltid)e Ne9ie.
rltng Sen Ser. Stuoten inter Dem
nellen 3olgeieb nidt oie Rebanblun9
aui 8rlmb ser Wei'tbeailnltiaung &c.
p0bren miro, IN SluB %gefommene
9isfuiiion Ser mirtbidaitIifen 9e5ie.
buIlgen 5niiden 0eutihlonb uno
annerito 5eigt, DOB Ole Golitif Der
Hegierung pom gan3ell oeut'd)el
0olfe entidieoen unterltilBt miro.
auh nift cine politiide Eartei ober
cine 3eitung befiirportet Die Sort
bauer 6es ougenblidlifen Stotus Der
Sanoelsbeaiebungen nit amerifa.
SelbIt Ole gem6Bisten Sr9one Der
otfentli6en Neimins beiteben bnraui,
Dob Die Eolitif bes iriiberen Heihs.
tdn3lers bon Gaprini1 uuf omerifani.
Idle Waaren gleif)e 3oae su legen,
pie aui Waaren BON @ertrngslGn-
bern, peld)e cine Serabiesung Der
3oalabe nar, olrd aleide 3useitGno.
nilIe erbalten baben, inter feinen
umltanben fortgeiebt weroen oiirie.
3ugleiA miro oariiber geidmerSe get
iiibrf' oaB bic Der. stnaten mir balb
TO piet. pcn~ OeptidIanS. ais .geutid)-
lano bon ben gtr .Stadten faMiten.
Eies miro auf ole boben Sabe BEG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15

sse,p .yiorf.
Seititn BerI. gamben 9erI Wt. Robal
SS~6Iatpasssn goal. s5lS -s55s
Nititet TarIor. ausa. z. $50 Y. s54 V.
WARRIOR, SpeiLe. MIR %. 1923. e.57 81
4arlor. Gpeife, alss. 6. tt.50S =. Nt1.64 q.
fdrlot, Speife. Sdai. 155G at.59
sJionat etnilteo." eusfhIiebliher RuIIman'Sma
NhIi.t,. 8en6.. FGrler'.- Calculations. unS
Speife. ssaaaons. 7deI. 3tsR. $3.50 ".
Nnrlor. Speife. :. .9ial. 500 ", sos va
Goodies. Hbila, eusa .. 1854. 500 n.
Snndes. Rbtla.. .1dal. a00k. eos ..
SGldfpdegoH. Id9t. 1888 vi. i2.44 @.
Der Iofaie ShIafpGQeon noh Setp. Yori III Ia
VT. robai'g.1bnbuie nm 10. 90 abenbs Bur hui.
n1bme BON Fdfaaiercn bsrelt.
~ find HtlaHtte-Gtih at 2p3entdaeu; ~
naf AttaHiie.6itB tdgiib.
VILE 3fiee baIten IN fatiutustsa. y bar
In 9teitcr ar.
geri Camden gerI .Rt. wubal
Rbi.u. Wfiom. Hur Son. sos y. $40 y.
EbiIu. Mifout. aas9. 9. s.tbS. see ..
YbIla. gIpreb, ausg. Q. 220R. 225 Y.
Sireetlp VII, ause. Q. 5.t0R Y. 6t6H y.
VbiId. Mfion., nur Go. Glow. 6tb q.
Rbiia. Srpreb, uuSg. 2. 7.b5 u. 800 d.
Pbtiu. erpreb. . .9iJt. 900 VI. e05 a..
RiIet'elreaur: Rnropef'Sds gbarIeSs nnb
SaratoansStrabe 20. VI. .. M.-'Bsbduos),
Ir. 500. gfo,ernaofpdp, Yt. NoeaI.Gtott0i
ODER gdnibensStattoH. a.lrGiff ~
2. q. N,artiH. Wat. San. Traffic.
U. u. Bsfet. osu>8ai;. t1sent. 1leH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Mr.. John Pendleton Kennedy. son Of
Mrs. Julia Paca and the late Edmund P
Kennedy. of this place was married Ian
uary 24th to Miss Fannie Rickard. in
Antwerp. Belgium. The civil ceremony
was performed at the British Consulate
aud the church ceremony in the English
Church in that place. The groom's best
man was Mr.. Angel, who was his college
mate, and he. with the British and Ameri-
can consuls. were the witnesses. The
groom is well known here where the
years of his boyhood were spent, and he
is now consulting engineer with Hum
phreys & Glasgow. an American firm.
with headquarters in London. The bride
is an English young lady. who has spent
most of her life in Antwerp. After a
wedding tour which included Paris. Lon
don and other points. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
needy went to Reading. England. where
they will make their home.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Highest cash price paid for corn. Don't
fail to call ON the G. f. Wall Co. before sell
ling your corn.
Have you ever tried the Battle Axe shoe ?
Drop in and examine them. None better.
Once a wearer, always a wearer. For sale
by ID. 5. Hughes.
FoR SALE.-A Barred Plymouth Cockerel
and fine one. From stock that took pre-
miums at Hagerstown Fair. NJ. Kercheval,
Charles Town. w. Va.
Palmbaums' removal sale. Bargains in
cottons, cambrics sheeting, long-cIoth, table
linens, towels, bed spreads, blankets, COM
forts, underwear. corsets, &c.
The G. f. Wall Co., have their warehouse
stocked with the best grades of bran and
middlings, the product of Virginia mills
Our line of feeds will give you satisfaction
and wesolioit your trade.
Pen Hur Flour is milled from the choicest
winter wheat, and is made to satisfy. If you
are looking for the best in the -four line send
your order to the G. F. Wall Co. and it will
receive prompt attention, no matter how
small.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

For about two weeks we will offer our
customers something Extra Special in our
candy department, chocolate chips and
chocolate honey creams for 10c per 10. They
are good enough for a Csc seller. but we will
sell them at Zoe for about two weeks only
We get fresh supply of candy every week
just received some fine chocolates at zoe Id;
our mems King Quality shoes So so; we
sell them at 1926; there is nothing finer,
nicer and better for $500; about 20 STYLES to
select from: our ladies John Kelly shoes, we
have sold them for IL years and guarantee
every pair and we have not had ten claims
on them in IL years. 81. 90 to 3 so; our ladies'
Jewell shoe $3.50 to 200 are the best made
for the price; our ladies woolf Bros strict-
ly solid leather shoes, 81 rs and 1. so is a
wonder and you will see nothing like them
at the piice; our Woolf Bros. children's SOC
to 1.50, all strictly solid leather be sure to
see our mems heavy shoes, 90, 1.25, 200:
our mems fine shoes 1.25 to $50; Just re-
ceived another lot of large S-day clocks, |. S.
watches SOC to 1900; we can sell you good
watch 800 to 500; a full line of stationery
and school supplies about half the usual
price; pens for 1c; pen holders lie; a nice
tablet or composition book for 1c; pack en-
velopes to SC; paper to &c or; best ink,
David or Staffords Sc, everything else at the
right price
J. W. CoFFMAN,
The Racket Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

| in Washington.
Mr. Harry W. Gibson spent the 22d ii
Brunswick. Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantz Mayer Roszel are a
Col X. P Chew's.
Miss Edna Seal, of Winchester, has beer
visiting Mrs. j. G.. Holmes.
Mr.. d. ]. Howell, of Washington, was il
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
County Clerk W. F. Alexander spent
Wednesday in Washington City.
Our genial countryman, Mr. Jas. H. Conk.
Ign, gave US pleasant call today.
Mrs. w. A. spengler and babe have been
quite i'll, but both are now much better.
Mr.. G. N. Coleman has returned from q
trip to Charleston, W. Va, and in Kentucky.
Ex-sheriff J D. Billmyer has returned to
his home in Shepherdstown, much improved.
| Hon. Gee, NJ. Beethoven, of Shepherds
town, has been attending circuit court here.
Mr.. Brown Gardner, of the Shepherdstown
vicinity, has been spending several days in
town.
Mr.. G.. Fl. Landis, of Wi,liamsport. Nd.
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. S. H.
Lands.
Mrs. A. Yudkoff has returned from the
Maryland University Hospital, much i'm
proved.
Miss Marie Neil is visiting friends in WASH
ington, and will remain until after the in
auguration.
Mr.. Geo. H. Bowers, of Birmingham, Ala
has been spending week with his brothers
near Leetown.
| Miss Nettie Huyett, of Wheatland, has re-
turned from visit to relatives and friends
in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Chas. E. Haines, of Berryv;lle, spent a
day or two last week with the family OF
Capt j. c. Holmes.
Mr.Chas. E. Jones, our hustling countyman
of the Leetown vicinity, went to Washing
ton City Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Smith, of Washington, has
been spending few days at Middleway
| with Mr.. c. E. Rosenberger.
Mrs. A. G. Moore was called to Washing
ton City yesterday by the critical illness OF
her daughter. Miss Margaret.
Mr.. James H. Lloyd has been visiting rel
atives in town and county, and was q
pleasant caller at the SPIRIT Office yesterday
Mrs. Jennie Parks, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Grover Bishop, of Washington. spent
several days with the latter's mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Bane, near town.
Mrs. e. B. Alexander, of Clarksburg, ar
rived here Friday evening and is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Moss, of
Juliana notwithstanding Sentinel.
Mr. H. Clifton Young, U. S. Army, who
is visiting his mother here, has been pro-
NOTED from corporal to sergeant. His COM
pany will leave for the PHILIPPINES in April.
Col. G. A. Porterfeld, Postmaster George
Porterfeld, Attorney John T. Porterfeld
and Mrs. George Washington are in Martins
burg attending the funeral of Mrs. Ann NJ.
Snodgrass, sister of Col. Porterfield.
Our well-known and popular friend Mr..
G. B. Wentzell who now holds lucrative
position with the American Locomotive
Works at Pittsburg, has been on brief visit
to his family at his old home at Harpers
Ferry.
Mr.. Wells j. Hawks, formerly of Balti-
more, sailed from New York February Is
on the steamer Oceanic for Europe. He &C.
companies Mr.. Charles Frohman, the theat-
rical manager, and will be his persons al rep
resentative in London and Paris, inspecting
plays and opening foreign theatres.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

The sale of a fine body of limestone
land in the vicinity OF Millvilleat good
price indicates the trend of development
in the quarry industry in this county
Mr.. Charles Becker, the Baltimorean
who several years ago bought a large
body of land east OF the river in that sec
ton of the county, has sold All acres of
it, together with smalltract OF tour acres
on the west side of the river near Mill
vile Station, to ]. H. Finley. of Wash
ington, the consideration being $50. 600.
The land lying east of the river was pur-
chased by Mr.. Becker from the estate OF
the late William Lucas at $40 an acre. in
1888. 1t is said that Mr.. Finley repre-
sents a syndicate which intends to open
extensive quarries on the land. The
tract thus transferred is rich in dolomite
and limestone deposits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28
Charles Town n. E. Church

Charles Town charge, NJ. E. Church.
Staunton District, Washington conference,
Rev. Washington Murray, pastor. Rev.
Murray is closing up his fourth year in this
charge and has had great success since
entering upon this work. The indebtedness
of $1400 has, by earnest effort and hard
labor, been reduced to $500 The mem ber-
ship of the church is seventy. Rev. Murray
has, by his christian department. self-sacri-
ficing spirit and abundant labors. won the
hearts of both the white and colored people.
who have given literally to assist in reduc-
ing the debt of the church. The Lilly of tho
Valley, club of young men and women of
Charles Town. being SO greatly impressed by
and interested in the work of Rev. Murray
that they organized and conducted a very
successful rally last Sunday for the pastor.
The amount received was S52.O0. The
quarterly conference rendered a vote of
thanks to the club. Rev. j. w. Waters was
present at the conference. The reports
showed the charge TO be in a prosperous
condition. The increase has been along al,
lines of church work Rev. Waters preached
on Sunday with great power and very ac-
ceptably to crowded house In closing up
this our fourth years work, we desire to
say that we have in the past, and will in the
future, endeayor to do all that we can, by
the cooperation of the good citizens of
Charles Town. to better the religious, mem
tai, moral and social conditi on our peo-
pie, by pre- cept and example. We desire to
return thanks to all who have been inter
ested in and have helped US in our work and
labor of love.
RICHARD JACKSON,
SAMUEL TUCKER,
Mrs. GEORGE ToLBERT,
Eeerafarv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Mr.. Henry P. Huntsberry died on
Sunday morning last. at the residence OF
his son-in-law. Mr.. Adam Young. near
Wheatland, aged 81 years. The deceased
was well-known and much respected
citizen. and had been for some years a
consistent member of the M. E. Church
South. He leaves five daughters-Mrs
Adam Young, of this county; Mrs. D.
is. Hughes and Mrs. Fenton Griffith, OF
Charles Town; Mrs. w, T. Mauck, OF
Rising Sun, Delaware and Mrs. Frank
Russell, of Great Bend. Kansas, Flu
neral services will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Young, at 10 a. m. today,
after which the body will be inferred in
Edge Hill Cemetery at this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Services in st. James Catholic Church I'd
Sunday of each month at $50 a. m.
Rev. J. s. Alfriend preached in Zion Epis-
copal Church Sunday morning and evening
The Baltimore Conference. NJ. Z. Church
South, will meet in Winchester, Va, March
%.
The Washington Conference. (Colored. !
NJ. f. Church, will meet in Winchester, Va.
April IL.
Services in the NJ. Z. Church South in
Charles Town every Sunday at II a. m. ant
7.30 p. m; Bethany at 3p. m. on the list
Srd and 5th Sundays.
Rev. w p. C Coe preached in the NJ z
Church South Sunday morning. and Rev
II. p. Hamill. Presiding Elder, preached a
night-Quarterly Meeting occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28

Superintendent Geo. R. Broadly of the
Potomac Pulp Company at Harpers Fer
ny, conferred with committee of the
Charles Town Council on Tuesday eve
ming in regard to franchise for his COM
pany which wants to supply electricity
to the people of Charles Town. The
Pulp Company has considerable surplus
water power at its plant at the Ferry. and
according to the claim of the superin-
tendent, can make success in competi-
ton for patronage here. The Harpers
Ferry company has recently completed a
system of wires and poles from that
place to Brunswick to supply the latter
town with electricity, and in short time
will ask our Council and County Court
for franchise to erect poles and string
electric wires along the pike to Charles
Town
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-28


The elegant residence of Capt. Julius
{. Holmes was on Friday evening the
scene of most enjoyable entertainment
given by the ladies of the w. {. T. u.
Nearly two hundred persons werepresent.
and the following highly enter tanning
program was rendered:
Chorus -" Onward we are Marching,
Prayer-Rev L. Il. Milbourne.
Inst Solo-Miss Edna Seal
Recitation-Miss Hotzclaw.
Vocal Solo-Miss Reyill.
Recitation-Miss Agnes Morris.
Inst. Solo-Miss Somers.
Duett-Misses Hobbs and Revill.
Recitation-Miss Blair.
Inst. Solo-Miss Baker.
Recitation-Miss Staley.
Vocal Solo-Nrs. Getzendaner.
Rey. l.. r. Milbourne spoke for the
ladies of the w c. T. u, and said some
good things IN their behalf, incidentally
remarking that the local membership of
the w. c. T. U. and Loyal Temperance
Legion now numbers nearly one hundred
AT the conclusion of the exercises sched-
uIed on the program all present were
served with chocolate or coffee and va
rious kinds of cake. Each and every one
there, we have no doubt, departed vot-
ing Capt. and Mrs. Holmes and the
ladies of the w. c. T. U. many thanks
for most enjoyable evening.