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LOST
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
ne ~

"a PERSON WHO FIN6s LOST
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIN
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS o. N
CURING As TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATEs SUCH
PROPERTY TO his OWN UEE Oh TO
THE USE TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT 70
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 10 HIM IS GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
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L.E- IL LN-

HcgHEENEE O. JoAeHIM. cor. I'd ana u
atz Phone j. 800
LhDDoE FliARMAcY 700 Florida ave
IlRAUss. PIIsENACY. cor 9th and TX sts
Phone 7. 1901
HEEJ r. LhNHAM. llta ana p. Cap SITS.
Phone T.. l.-
Phone n. all5.
NrCHEsNEY d JOACHIM srh and u z.s
Phone J.. 1892
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WANTED-AGENTS

WAETED-Agents to handle fash selling
household Speciality something new manu-
featured by ass no competition write Tor
particulars sample % cents. mckinley
co. ilal hedron ave-, Flttsnurg, Ia. IL
AGENIs-Alaks 81 daily advertising and
taking orders for our new quick-seIiiug
necessity. every man and woman buys it on
sight, permanent business experience not
necessary CLARKE CO.. 195 Park ave,
New York city. lie
EVERYBODY wants them; make IS a day;
easy last sellers: sample and catalogues
free OAKDALE SPEC. CO. 28Z4 n. 9th st.,
Philadelphia. Pa It
sTOEIEE- Wonderful rev stove backing
that VIII never burn off, sells az every home
agents make SID uu1thlys write today
HAlDEN-IRiFFlN CO, Toledo, Ohio. IL
AGENTS for household articles: wonderful
sellers. biz profits. write for territory and
samples. N. w SPEC. co. No. WIlkesbgr1,
AGENTE-We manufacture and control SO
fast sellers. no ether firm handles tbsm5 BIZ
illustrated catalogue OF $50 sDsclaltles and
samples frees every housewife a purchaser.
PEAsE MFG. CO., Dept. -, Buffalo, n y
dz3J-Su-SL
WAEIEU-Ca= man in every locality IN
United States 20 advertise and introduce our
goods. lacking up sEow-cards, commission or
salary, $50 monthly, ard expenses. We lay
Write EMPIRE MEDICINE COMP Any.
London. Ontario. Cauazza- jal7-5u. tn. III list
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU NETlD MONEY 1 viii make you a
loan OF IF, "a SO 20 $50 at a rate that VIII
Eay ia TO Investigate. BOX 81. Times once.
ial3-s0t
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FRENCH poodle pups ,Hlacl1. tboroughbrad.
reasonable price. l-l aid. ave. N. II.
fHa-Gt'
PAIR OF imported HartE mountain oauares
and breeding cage. with fixtures. for SIS. these
birds should hatch you at least 20 birds iu
one season SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~
18th. ST, y. Va iazl-f
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Classified Advertising.
CLASS 4
One cent a word each insertion. Minimum


Three *iues within one week. q cents a
lines Z tl-res. c0usecuJivlly. so cents O. line
Minimum space. 9 lines
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BAUM. gl2 Pa. AVE. N. Won THE
WRONG SIDE, BUT THE RIGHT SIDE
FOR RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES;
1000 COTS. MATTRESSES, BLANKETS,
PILLOWS, BEDSTEADS. TABLES, CHAIRS.
QUILTS. &C. FOR RENT SEE OUR
GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE To
PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST
PRIcS BAUNTS 9I2 PA AVE, ON THE
WRONG SIDE. fa24-30t
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FOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

O. ST. S. W.. IL6 Two large unfinished
rooms, u the second uugT5 nicely uaUer=ds
HguzsEeaa.nss SIS. ic6-2l.
y sT. ~. w.. I-5-Tw5 large desirable rooms.
light housekeeping. sI3 mo. fe6-at-
~ sT. N. w. Iaa-Tu1 'front.' rooms. reason
able. second floor FOR light housekeeping.
fa5-at+
NEW JERSEY AVE H. ". 5J3-Two UNI
Furnished front rooms secaId floor. rent
reasonable fe5-st
RHODE ISLAND AVE N. W. UI-Threa
uufuEuisHa3 T.uuss heat gas and bath -l
floor, suitable for light housekeeping. tsi-at
UNFUENIsHED apartments, rooms and
baths. rent reduced. apply OFFICE Of the
Co>AEgIloJI ja-5-f
9TH ST. E. D.. a-l-THrce uufuruIshed rooms
and Haia- sl-. fef-5t
sTTI =T EW Io0f-Twa rooms FOR house
keeping, modern improvements REM reason
.IH 5T. b. 49,. Tf-THlee nice bright uu-
Furnished rooms for slo fas-ats
HTu aT g. W.. as--Thr-s-roam uat with
private bath. Hrhl housekeeping, S-@.
lzTH sT. ~ IT,. 6as-Thrce rooms 10 a de
E.rabll loIyIel tenant fe4-4ts
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HELP wANTED--male and Female.

WANTED-Z5 ladies' and 100 men. Apply
stage Door RELAScO THEATEB, Monday
morning February S. g-3O sharp. JULIA
MARLoWE CO. he
SOLICITORS Competent ladies or gentle
men. Call p m. 1916 - ST. N. r.
SHOETHAND-C0mpIete course in syllable
system In 100 hours, $40 including typewTlt-
ing positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEAG. Colorado Building. OC27-tt
WANTED-SAIESMEN.
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted IN this territory,
experience unnecessary $40 a. month and
S. day expenses. MAUMEE WHOLESALE
CIGAR CO.. Toledo. Ohio. 1ts
SALESMEN-Calling on Ice cream manuTsc-
turers CoufeCToners, soda fouutainists, drug
gi6ts. saloonists. etc, you are willing TO
make good side money no risks no sample
no expense. start now DAVENPORT ICE
CHIPPING MACHINE CO., Davenport,
Iowa IT.
nTGH-GEADE speciality salesman. salary
ana expenses splendid opportUu y for live
mani state experience, reference. IT}O-
QJDi5 MEG CO.. Cleveland, Ohio.
fe7lOI4
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The WAY to Save Money

SPECIAL FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Ladies' soc silk Finished Isle GIoves.-.-2Jc
ladies' SOC Heusd0rf Blk LisIe Hose.
garter top, high spliced heel and double
toe ..------ .-sc
ladies' soc Corset Covers made Of fine
Cambria: trimmed with Lace and Emb..-29c
lgxs5 pillow Cases, worth j. 1-2c, made Of
good quality muslin Special -..---.-.--5izc
THE WIN. Fl. BURCH'S STORES.
8O6-8O6 II ST. n. {.
fes-2t
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FIRsT-CLAsS laundry wants washing 70
take home. AS N e.. ~ w. fel-8t-
POSITION by young lady 5teuogTapbeT and
typewriter, experienced In real estate and
lawyers ohcss S. week Address BOX $50,
Times Office Igl-Lr
WASHING 10 take home. az New York
ave. ~. W. Il
BY TAuORESS and dTessmaker- long aX-
perleucl. work altering evening gowns, Epe-
ciaIty. BOX $40. Times Office lt-
by RESPECT ABLE c5Iored woman. work
out ly the day washing and ironing or house
cleaning a-f Lat ST. s. D. te1--ts
by REFINED widow, place as h0usekeepeT
Cor an elderly gentleman 457 c. ST. n. ".
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TO THE LADIES.

MRS. NORRIS. 500 18th ST. NV.
ladies' and gents dining rooms: excellent
meals, any kind dessert only l5c. comfortable
~ fresh. au2-Su. fT-3ot
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AUTO COLLEGES.

WE ALSO FURNISH practically trained
chauffeuTs THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON. 1873 14th 81. nv. The
Place to Learn" jals-tf
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DENTISTRY.
wOCD, coal AND CoKs.

A. BROWNING. AfECOLS AVE. AND
SEATON PLACE. n p. Broken or furnace
and Chestnut. $685. pea coal. S5.02. Fhoue =
1884. yaz5-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT and bookseeper: so years ex-
psrlau-ei permanent or temporary employ
lleGJ Desired references. L. ID. ID. Times
YOUNG NAN with several years experience
desires a. position ll gems furnishing. Al-
dress boA 90 ltmes ONCE. tel--t'
YOUNG MAN Of character aud ability de-
saea-nes thorough and accurate BOX $50,
YOUNG NAN. experienced iu clothing. as
stock clerk and salesman desires position.
Address hJA al.r llmes ONCE. iel--t'
FARMER Practical; would Ike a position
on a country place BON S6l. Times office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gentlemen CASTOR airing apparel drop
card. wiI Call. O.. LIVINGSTON, 1912 9th 81.
j.. W.. or phone North l.9t desy-tt
EgAETED-Imuks 10 repair. prices reason
able. Send postal VIII call aud give ESTE
males DE EEEHEWs. 800 gtH So. n. w.
fel7-at
COCO PRICES paid for household furniture.
antiques. ETC.. also office and store fixtures.
Phone M. L-sf. BOX $50. Times onlce.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
mlHLE5 either ladies' or gents. send postal
viii call. E. TAB5EES. 1905 9Th st. E. W.
Phone North $50 jel-u
FURNITURE. highest cash price pad for
up-ta-late flguitlres drop postal also cloth
lIg5 III sent 10 store. j.. HEESL1I, l-06 l4th
n. W. jal5-81L
WhETED-FumlrIro Tor cash; sell y0ar
goods 90 the mar who gives you the most
money. See aOFWODB, btu and r.. Je--t
DON'T WORRY about getting rid Of your
household tualtsr am ia the market flr fur
ultur4 and mereaauaisei aH kinds. big money
paid. ID. NOTES. 6l5 Louisiana ave. Phone
lf. 5000 deIG-tF
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.

-BoozkeCpers coaching
all commercial subjects Civil Service exam
inatlon a spec .Ity Main 1888 Room 35-723
18th n. W. feI-2Jt
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CHEVY CHASE MD.
T. A. sCzE 1lEZiAA.
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SHOES

LADIES' MEMS and childreu's $3.50 shoes
reduced 10 s.; repairing neatly done. JOHN
HOJAGE. S5th ard Prospect SITS, Georgetown.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

COLLECTIONS MADE,
Estate and Disputed Claims Adjusted,
]. p. CLARK. 1925 New York Ave.
nol3-S3t
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N0E-MEDICAL HEALING.

Thg WASHINGTON REAIEDIsL ana ny
Genie INSTITUTE and SANITARIUtI
More than FORTY YEARS 0fthe most MAR
Vicious SUCCESS. OUR METHODS are
NATURES SCIENTIFIC. DETrEL.E-G
RLOODLESS and RATIONAL CURES. LO-
C0MOTOE-ATaNIA. b ID j. r 81 a TT s NJ.
ERIGHT'S DISEASE. ANALYSIS and those
AILMENTS that make LIFE MISERABLE
and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE. Particulars
and CONSULTATION FREE Lady Assist
amt Prof. n. 81 d. Parker. l0-g stn ST. N
w Phone NJ 4lln Hours. l9 iu g. Sundays
10 To- l. Treatments al your homo If desired.
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SPIRITUALISm.

MRS WHITE holds seances every Sunday
ana Friday nights az s D. m; also Wsdnes-
dav afternoon at O'Clock; private interview
daily 1916 @ st. n. W. "a floor. German
spoken. deZ0-u. tu. fritz
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Advertisements Of lost and
found articles can be tele-
phuned to any advertising
agency Of
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER, ths most skillfal master o.
dancing. -g1 BYE So n w; 4 go can walk
j can teaCn you 10 waltz. FBuL- H1mstheT.
assistant, finest academy ia Citys sSIn dance
private lessons, 51c5 socials. sugsday AHA
saturday evenings. Phone ~ nS1 fe3-.t
GLOVER's SIS a2d 81, private Lessons soc,
waltz and tWo-sJep guar. Lessons barn
dance 2, classes tues. ard sat- sve., 15ci
phone W llZ3- feZ-lH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
PUBLIC SALE
-UF-
Valuable Personal Property.


Having decided to discontinue business,
viii sell 10 the highest bidder the following
personal property at my stables IN Charles
Town. W. Va, on
Saturday, November 20, 1909,
beginning promptly at 10 o'clock.
horses and colts. 1 a large hay mare. fine
barshear leader and will work anywhere: l
large sorrel horse, 'so'd George every
body knows George, he is as good as gold;
fine male colt large stock. months old:
| COW, half Jersey. years old, giving 219
gallons milk daily BOW; 2-horse wagon and
bed. Brown make) pair hay ladders, 2
sets Wagon gears: set buggy harness, lot
of halters and brides and collars, Me or
mick mower. in good condition; l hay rake,
good as new: 4-corner harrow; 2 single
shovel plows; 2 double shovel plows; 1.-TWO
horse pillow, l corn planter, single; saddle.
wheelbarrow. abont 3 tons timothy hay.
| fine; about $50 bundles fodder, 8 coal stoves,
coal oil stove, / Office desk. 8 Office chairs,
| lot of single trees. double trees, 2 sleighs,
| one handsome cutter; l solid cherry bed
stead, hand made, 100 years DID, lotof forks.
etc, 2 tables. drop leaf, loft extern
! sion: l stand, kitchen safe and other
small articles
TERMs-Sums of S. 90 and under. cash;
all sums of SIS 90 and over credit of ~
months will b. given. purchaser to give a
negotiable note payab'e at any of the banks
of Charles Town and bearing interest from
date +. p. ST AIRY.
Rissler & Chambln, Aucts
John NJ Howell, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
Reinhart--WelliBgton

Mr.. BoydArmstrong Reinhart andMiss
Ettchen Wellington, second daughter of
former United States Senator and Mrs.
George L. Wellington, were married
" ednesday evening at St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church. Cumberland, Nd. The
groom comes from an old family of
Shepherdstown, w. Va, his father.
Mr.. Edward Hess Reinhart, being one
of the largest land owners in Jefferson
county.
The father and mother of the groom
were present at the ceremony, as were
also his brothers and sisters of Shep.
herdstown. Mr.. Reinhart is engaged
in the real estate and insurance bust
ness in Cumberland, being a member
of the firm of Tanner & Reinhart.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16

The B. & 0. station at Charles Town
with its recently added improvements is
creditable alike to that company and to
Charles Town. And now our people
reasonably think that they should at
least fare as well by the N orfolk and
Western, which has a by no means cred
liable station at this important point
Charles Town is one of the best paying
stations on this road, and our Board OF
Trade should get into communication
with the proper officials and see if some
thing cannot be done. We believe the
N & w. will be disposed to be liberal i'll
this matter if properly approached. Will
the Board of Trade take action?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
Our Comfy Jail.

The above institution seems to be SUI
fering from a dearth in trade Just now
This is not on account of the proprieto
becoming unpopular the menu daily
served or the high rates charged fo
meals. but is the result of the speed,
dispatch of business by Judge Faux
ner's court. AT the beginning of the
term of the Circuit Court Just closed
there were sixteen on the honor" roll
This number has been reduced until
only eight are left, hardly enough for so.
cial chatter Some are enjoying the open
air by giving bond, others by being able
to prove their innocence. while one poor
unfortunate has packed his telescope and
is now in the State pen. Probably at
no period since the war has the number
exceeded at any one time those in the
bastiie IN the year 1890, when there were
twenty-five on the register. 1t will be
recalled by our older citizens that at this
period many meat houses were robbed
in different sections of the county. A
vigilance committee was organized, and
IN short time nearly score of suspects
were arrested charged with the robbie
ries, with Dimijohn and Lawson, two
colored men with bad regulations as ring
leaders. A speedy trial was had, and
nine received terms in the State peni
Tertiary. Since the War Between the
States. only three persons who have been
inmates of the jail have been condemned
to death. Smooth. for the killing of his
sweetheart. Miss Ferrall, in Shepherds
town. who cheated the gallows by killing
himself by poison the night previous to
the day set for his execution Scott,
colored man. who was hanged III the Jail
yard for poisoning his wife in Charles
Town. and the negro fend. Geo. Will
liams, who was executed at Moundsville
for committing an assault upon Young
lady in the eastern section of the county. |
MIR. Youug's first experience in taking
care of prisoners. no doubt. began in the |
sixties, when as mere boy he enlisted |
as soldier IN the Lost Cause. assisting |
after many hard fought battle 10 guard |
ing prisoners of war often corraled in the !
open like cattle until they could be con.
veyed to safer quarters. His official du- /
ties as jailer and deputy sheriff of Jeffer.
son county dates back I, 1886 He has
Fl led the above positions uninterruptedly
since. with the exception of one term.
VIXEN David Billmyer was elected sheriff.
If he lives To fill out his D esent term. be
will have served the Ieople 20 years.
close to a quarter of a'ceatury. voucher
hat ne has performed us duties salts
agtor;.y. Jefersoa county has always
been law-abiding with very small per
centage of its population violating the
statutes, and rs BIT coming more SO as the
wears pass by. which is attributable to its
high standard of citizenship and excel
lent religious and educational institu-
tons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach th,
diseased portion of the ear There Is only one
way to cure deafness. and that is by constitu-
tonal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infamed
you have rum5ling sound or imperfect hear
Ing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored o its norma.
condition, hearing will be destroyed foleyer;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by Catarr b
which is nothing but an niamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (causcd by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send
fer circulars; free
-. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16

One of the biggest concerns hereabouts
now is the Charles Town Ice and Cold
Storage Plant of l. Robinson & Co,
with Mr. Frank B Robinson IN charge -
Besides the vast amount of ice turned
out to supply this and neighboring towns,
the cold storage business done by it is
immense. Thirteen thousand barrels of
apples are now in storage here. and last
week packers were very busy getting
out large shipment of Newtown Pip
pins for export to Europe. The equip
ment Of the plant is of the best. no. the
least by any means being the fine arte-
sion well which gives it an abundant sup
ply OF the best water. and the dynamo
which affrods light and power, and runs
the big elevator
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
Town Council.

At the regular meeting of the Town
Council Monday night the following bus
ness was transacted:
A claim of DR. VIM Nell for damages
done to his automobile on Congress
street. where employees of the Charles
Town Water Co have been doing work,
was referred to the City Attorney.
Ordered that cost of repairs to pave
ment in front of AVIS property on NORTH
Lawrence street be assessed against SAID
property.
Ordered that w H Locke, Trustees o.
the M E Chuach South. Julia A Cooke
and Mrs w c Carroll be notified to repair
pavements within ten DAYS
A permit was granted l w Dick te
erect dwelling house on North Mildred
street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
B0yer--Eby.

In the presence of few relatives OF
the bride aud groom, at the home OF
the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs John
G Bower. near Kab!etown. on Wednes-
day afternoon at 80 O'Clock. Mr.. John
7. Ebv was married to Miss Edith Pearl
Boyer. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. d. A. Berry. of Jefferson
Circuit. NJ. E. Church South. Following
the ceremony an elegant wedding dinner
was served. Mr. and Mrs Eby then took
the 43 B. & o train at Charles Town
for wedding trip to Washington. and
on their return will make their home
three miles west of town, where the
groom is engaged in farming.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
STANDARD BRED HORSES

All of the following horses are either reg
istered or entitled 10 registration. First is
the stallion Baronade, No 3050i. bav. l6 yrs.
old, weight 1850 pounds. his tabnlated uedi.
gree will b. sent to any applicant and will be
shown on day of sale MARI Riron. regis-
tered, brown mare. Il yrs 1909 lbs. by Bar
on Wilkef: black FLY, yrs. ont Of Mary
6aron; yearilng fflls, ont of Baron; j b4y
gelding, 3 yrs. out Naron Baron: Shannon
ade. yrs, trial 2 90 out of Abbreyato,
2:2514; Lady Shannon. fl ~, yrs. trial 2:30
out or Abbieviator, 2:254; a FLY. 2 yrs oui
OF Abhrevlator. 2:2 broken and can show
iet er thIn ) minnie gait: Delta 2 PAGER.
brown FLY, yrs. triai 2:2115 out Of neltai
Pandect; | yea7lng FLY out Of Delta an
dect; Maud, sorrel filly, yrs out of mare
BY Sea King; Fan. bay lilly, yrs, out OF "a
II bred mare; bay geld ms, yrs. out OF
half -brt more; Baron Hope. BAY gelcinp. 4
yrs. out Of Hope Loring; hay geldiag. / VI
out Of Hope Loriug, and weaniiuy on of
anne mare; bay flly 2 US out of Dolly De
iight, bay fly, xearling. ont of same An
OF the above yorrg horses By Baronade,
No. 3o5O4. Abhresiator 254 by Alcantar
has four producing dams. Hope Loring. hay
N are, 10 years. by Hinder Wilkes registered.
Dolly Delight. IA yrs ty Gambetta Wilkes.
with 8 producing dams. Pedier es of The
above described horses will be mailed 10 vonr
address upou application FOR sam.. Mar ha
"a ~ ID X
s1rrei horse. II yrs. One 1909 Miller eu XIV.
one 1908 Miller training ca,t. l single Sc II
Jog cart. lot OF boots ana harness
CATTLE And SHEEP
Two good milk cows pure bred jersey
VII he fresh by day of sal the other a ha f
jersey, will De FIRE b in January: 100 good
grad ewes due 10 lamb early. Z bucks high
bred Shropshires.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Deering binder in good condition. 3 Cham
pion mowers, Champion horse rake hay ted
der, square harrows. sprlngtooth harrow
Clark cutaway disc harrow, good as new:
siogle corn planter. Scientific sled. corn cut
ter. cutting box, Bafer what fan, grind
stone. Olives chill plows, No. 40. 4 double
shovel plow potato digger. 5-shovel garden
pillow. Hoosier double corn planter. new nine
roller, used only enc season; log rol er.
wheat drills, l die and / n Hoe Rirdsall
wagon, inch tread with bed; All rse mar
10" tread thimh'e skein wagon and bed.
farm wagon, 20 foot ladders, good ones:
two-spout corn shelter. gram cradle. lot or
single. double and thribbie trees pitch forks.
digging iron, hampers, 2 good log chains
and many other Al ticles
HOUSEHOLD GO DIS.
One refrigerator Used year. | psrlor su;t
. iron beds with springs and mattresses.
wardrobe, bufet, Wood and stove. Hardie
gasoline power spraye-, motor boat with
horsepower engine.
TERMS Twelve months credit on sums Of
ten dollars and over, the purchaser TO give
negotiable note, bearing interest from date.
with approved security. and layable at any
Of the Charles Town banks. Sums under go
cash Sale starts promptly at 10 u. IN.
MILTON 0. ROUsS.
T. J. West, Auctioneer.
B. r. Yates, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-16
COckey-.Moore.

"Moorefield," the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Moore was the scene of a
very pretty wedding Tuesday at high
noon, when their daughter, Mamie
Strother, became the bride of MIR. Ed
ward A. Cockey, of Baltimore. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. s.
Alfriend, Rector of Zion Episcopal
Church. The parlor Was beautifully
decorated with potted plants, chrysan-
themums and evergreens and lighted
with candles. The bride was handsome
y attired in a travelling suit of dark
blue Parlsian cloth and picture hat of
same shade, and wore a bouquet of
Brides roses. Her only attendant was
her sister, Miss Julia Moore, who wore
white lingerie dress and carried yell
low and white chrysanthemums. Mr..
Alexander Cockey. brother of the groom
was the best man. Misses Eleanor
Templeton and Martha Newton Moore,
cousins of the bride, were the flower
girls. The bridal chorous from "Lo-
hengrin" was played by Miss Elizabeth
Banks, of Shepherdstown.
The groom is an electrical engineer,
and is in the employ of the Westing-
house Electrical Company, of Pittsburg,
Pa. The bride is of distinguished lin
cage, being granddaughter of Hon
c. T. Butler, of Shepherdstown, and
of Ex-Sheriff John Strother Moore, and
a great-granddaughter of Col, Joseph
Van Swearingen, of Revolutionary fame.
A sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony, when Mr..
and Mrs. Cockey left for their wedding
tour. They will reside at Windsor
Hills, Baltimore. Among those p es-
ent from out-of- town were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Cockey, of Baltimore, and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Cockey, of Worth
ington Valley, Md.