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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20

plan and Improvement commission.
told about the approaches 10 the new
Michigan Central station. Il. s.
clarkson. OF the Detroit Commission
Government club, talked on the nee
esslty OF electing good men TO make
the revision OF the charter. and said
that the members OF the civic organ
izations should get out and work
for candidates they could rely on.
l.. NJ. Harding talked about the pro-
posed lakeside drive. and urged the
cooperation OF the organizations Ia
the federation 10 promote the pro-
Ject. X. y. Crossman spoke on single
tax, representing the Henry George
association.
A. VI. Henry has purchased the build
ing ON the southeast corner OF Cath
crime and ST. Antoine-sts., from the
trustees OF the Detroit College OF
Medicine. The consideration is said
10 be $4,000. The structure has a
and depth OF 104 feet. extending
back 10 the medical college build
ings. IL Is occupied by Il three-story
brick building erected 40 years ago.
The ground floor Is used for stores
and the upper stories arc used by the
Concordia Singing society. The deal
was made By Fred Oesterle, OF
Homer Warren & Co.
Miss Bessie Fitzsimmons, present pro-
Prietor of the famous White Front
store AT NO. los MlcnlBan-aN WneTe
her brother-in-law, Alonzo Hart,
battled the federal authorities for
years. for the right 10 violate all ole
margarine laws was fined 800 by
Judge Connolly, Thursday. for fall
ing TO display an "oleo" sign in the
store Hart fought the government
officers for years, and paid small
fortune In the battle. including fines
and court costs. Finally he received
prison sentence and though ne car
ried an appeal TO President Taft,
after trying the highest courts. the
sentence was confirmed Then his
pretty young sister-in-law took
charge OF the business
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20

IN watches, diamonds and precious
stones can be obtained than at the
prices they are Offering. Such little
prices as prevail in these closing days
OF Holiday Season, will surely coax
the protest things from this store
into your possession. Thousands OF
dollars worth OF diamonds. watches
and jewelry are advantageously dis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20

get TO the right place and look at the
quality or the goods you are buying.
IL you wish high-grade. artistic jew
elry In charming new designs, you
will and a visit TO Castles-the store
of confidential credit-at No. IL Grand
Riveraye., well De worth your while.
They Will be pleased To show you
their assortment. No better values
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20
Eve arrested Under Mann Act.

Tony CIanCltC, an Italian from JIeVt-
land. and Nirgie Russell. whom he Is
alleged TO have brought here from
Cleveland, are held in the central sta
tion under a charge OF violating the
Mann act. The woman was driven
from Cleveland by a vice crusade there
and Ciancito IL alleged to have brought
her here and made arrangements un-
der which she was placed in resort
Detectives McCarty and IIorrigan made
the arrests. The woman is held as a
witness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20

ROCHESTER,. y. y, Dec 2O.-4-A re-
port received here today said that the
village OF Sodus, 40 miles east OF here.
was In flames and that half of tho
place had already been burned. The
telephone exchange was destroyed and
COMMUNICATION has been cut on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20

Business-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., -
John R-st PHI. Main l4Ss or City sass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20
Juries I'm the circuit court gave two
judR ments against the ID. L. II. In

accident cases Thursday as follows:
Johanna kehean, $3.50. and Joseph
Greenberg, $a00. In the case Of Mrs.
kehean. the ID, L. X. claimed that her
physical condition was caused by the
use OF liquor. Her attorney, Wash
ington j. Robinson, argued TO the
Jury that her use OF liquor did her
no harm. and ne even went so far as
TO contend that the nations which
use the most liquor per capita are
the slrnnrnsi ANIL unn-st intellirnnt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20

played. and ordinary prices seem high
by comparison with the prices asked
at this store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20
CHRISTMAS JEWEIRY.

Castles Confidential Credit Store
Filled With Appropriate Gifts.
Prices of jewelry were never more
reasonable than they are today if you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20
In less than n month the Detroit
Hoard OF Health has reduced the

number of diphthcria cases, in De-
troit. from l01 to 90, according to
statistics given Thursday, by DR. Guy
j. Kiefcr In a talk on CITY santa
ton" TO large gathering of women,
I'm tho Christian church, Grand River
and Allendalc-aves. DR. kiefer said
diphtheria was more prevalent
throughout the country now. than
for many years. lie gave his hear
ers valuable hints on methods OF
treatment isolation, disinfection,
etc, employed by the Board OF
Health
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-20
PatroIman Joseph Dicfenbach proved
himself the man of the hour, Thurs

day afternoon, when he rescued Nine.
Jeanne Wright, milliner, at No. lS1
Grand Rfyer-aVe., from a terrible
predicament Nine. Wright frantic
ally signalled the officer as he was
passing, and he rushed into the store.
to find that beauty in distress had
captured n large, ugly bat, under a
dishpan. and-didn't know how to eX-
ecute the prisoner. Diefenbach rat
tied the pan until he stunned the bat.
and then dispatched it with a broom
handle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

90 iih nad Mriidt ser mbgeberr6en
5nftoren annfangreide umbauten oils
1ringen6 1tofbmenoig erpeiien. Dieie
5orberlengen umfoiien sic lonit iiblide
iabrlide 8etpiqiglt1g 1ridt, oie eber-
falls bon $25, 900 ol1f $4,000 er-
Dt0bt mer6en lon. - Die btitoriide
@eielidoft Minneiotos tpin6 Dor 1ie
nadifte 2egtslatl.r init sem griud3en
tretetr, CUR Ml1fbeunbrl,ng ser fir sic
@eidibbe 1fes States beoeutungsboI=
len Dodlunenbe Elm eigenes Mrdipge-
lba1oe 5u beidnffen.
@fmona. - Dp Stn6t bat Ole
sSnitiotine ergriffen in ser Troge ser
Sdoffung zines aldgemeiret1 @en=
iionsgeieBes fir 9ebrer i'm gn15en
Shoote in ouen SttGi6ttert u1lBer ioI-
&ten eriter @laife. SSn elmer @eriomm
lung 5ortiger 2ebrfrdfte muroe ser
ar~sgearbeitete @rttu1rf porgeIegt u1ro
argenoa1mem. Die @allptputtffR mlt-
ten epie fdfgt: Ser peruuane1tte Goar6s
io1 oatr6 eine 6n1r@ Ole 9egisInta1r
e~it5ufebenoe 8emimigr1ng ur1 5aer6
5penoen geidaffen mer6en; ser Ia1t-
fen6e 6oruos iom ii6 mts Soroera1nr-
1ogen, @oridretbatngen un6 3inien
oes peramenenden 5onos biJ6en. Die
&ontroue ion in sen @6nben zines
Sinffer=A usiduiies liegen, ont 6eren
SpiRe ser Observation-Disclosures
ftebetn umS 6nnm ie 3tpei 2ebrer un6
51pet 2ebrerinrperr n~rgeboren ioQen.
Die CHARACTERIZATION ion $685. SO lei
3tnawigiabri9er Diemtaeit betrogem
Ole @oditpendion $500 fir oneibig-
jdbrige Diemft8eit. Die 8e6irrglnngetr
fit. 1ie grlmrg11,g ser @eniionsbe-
redtignng iin6 in 6ern gntmtrfe ge-
ttm1 amfidtrieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
ZEN. @s mur6en Bios a1pei @1iuber al

mem. Sc pur6en Bios 51pei &1alrber ge-
ieEer, ob mebrere in Ger Nabe maren,
meiB man 1adt. @ieles, tpas in ser
englii@en 3eitungen u1t6 audi 6ert-
iden 5agesbldtterm iiber 6en 8luffton
8nnfralb gu slelen NOR, itn6 faule
Slide. - 2ebten 0ienitag ml1rben in
ser bieiigen 8farrfirde bel eirem BON
bodm. &farrer ST. @iedma1tn ge-
Ehaltenerr 8ral1tamte getraut &url
|5dhparb. a1n6 SRI. &elene 8effer.
8eim &odbeitsfeite, SOS Bel 6en 81
tern 6er 8raatt ftattfan6, tpuroen Ole
MeupermaBbllten bon 6er5en beglid-
tpiini6t 1tno NIT IId5onen @eidenfen
be6odt. Dub es bem il,neen @aare
itets t~pobIergeben m0ge, lift ser n11fz
ridtise@ptni6 6es .Mor6itern. "-Die
6nmilie 0es &einrib 9eiien bat iid
I'M elm m1rtteres 5obmd,en b%er9nebrt.
@'{liid gum greigniiiel - &einbolb
Ae1tgers Sd}eltre nltr0e ltrldrg1t @lird)
Gea1er 5erit0rt;; eint mertbbolfes Gfer6
tam-in Sen 8lmn1rett It'll, uu6 SO
9onren &el1 tpur6en BON oenielben
ber5ebrt. Sin 5tene ser nie6erge-
brennten gdel1ne itebt bereits apie0er
cine 1telae. SSoiepb &auie en- faufte
$50 Slider 2an6, bier Gotten a1n6 Elm
@aus- in 8Iuffto1 bon Sobn @eifen
ois @otffins. - Mnrie @emte, &9tolu
@S0Qer, MidnI @mmnes, 2orer8 @to-
6erI nrb 8. g. Golfer, tpeGde in
Mor66ofota 8eihdftigntrg batten, iin6
mieoer lei yM11ttern" ongefommet1.
Sc. So.
ct. Nnul. - Nie 5toats+s@eom-
tr~oubebor6e 1pirb Ole nddie 2egisln+
ttur a1m cine 81t1perp6a1ng BON $780,
600 fir Sos 5toatsboipim fit
gdtpimbiiidtige IN @alter eriu9en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
8eitrage fit has 8~ettele.st1lbiier.
balts.

8is gum 81. Oftpber batte bie
gentruLSRne bes gertraI-@epeing ,
mie bereits friiber bertdtet, $1,O40.00
fir oos geplante 5tl1oienbols emf
pfangen. gu oieier 5ltma1re miiiien
binamgeredtJnet menoerr $373.7O, oie
fdon int nerfloiienen @ei96ftSiabre
hfiir 6as 5%troienbm1s geififtet mur=
Cen; = elm @eiommtbetrag alio bon
$1,413.70. Scum mtr6e bonn /. Bis
81. Mopember q~eitttiert:
5t. Miboels &erein Sole6o, g.,
$500; S. g. Meumpa11a, Columbus,
., $1.00; .Selir Sogelin, ct. 8oni=
factus, Wfinn., $1.00; Sermarn Glbie-
len, Melroie, Minm., $500; 81. &C.,
ct. Bouts, Mo., $4,000; @eb. sc.
S. MmbroiD, DpersDiue, So, $4,000;
Sral1 Olga Srep, Seem Sort, $4,000
M5olpb @eber, &acine, @is., $780,;
Soiepb Srep, Seem Sort, g. g.. ST.
100000; @eo. S. sc. &aiel, ct. 6ron=
els, isis, $1,000; @m. @uelfer, st.
Courts, Mo., 500; Setter 8. &offman,
Chicago, ST., $500; S. S. 9tae0tz
Ter, ct. Soieph Mo., $4,000. SEP.
Geo. giienbadyer, @bicago, 81,
$4,000; &ep. g. &. &offmann, ST
ftmgbom, sSm., $4,000; 6ran Gbri-
ftine 9reb-Geder, Dub1qae, SSn.,
$1,000; g. 5. Nelr1nonn, Columbus,
g., $1.00; .Sobm S. Sdarl&, Detroit,
Mid, 100000; &eb. 9. 81. So.
Sdapeiber, 6. g. g. g., 8urfetts-
billie, s., $4,000; @ep. g. 8. &ur-
%apeier, 2aniiug, SSa., $239.37; l1nbe=
mnnt, ct. Donotus, Soma, $1,000;
SSoBu 6. Mffel6, Detpoit, Mfiib., $780,;
g. S. &ran5, Solebo, s.. $25.00; Or.
81. s. @ruerring, @lepelano, s., $t0;|
&eo. 81. 6pes, g. Bethlehem, 3d.,
$4,000. Sic @eiammtiaantme ser Big
8lm 81. Mobember eingeImfenet1
8aarbeitrase belaauft ii6 6aber nuf
$3,466.07. user gieM noh fir Die
fen groBen 3med?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Minneiota.
9es Morbaueiten8 2anbi@m

Miuneiotos atpeier id}rlider &orE
1e%rbatiors- mn1 'M6erbau=@ ntpi6ez
Ilunyss@omgreB, 1pelder Inn 3uiamL
menbnng nit Ger Mort6meiterm &ro-
Ducts @rpolttion IN minneapolis Obj
gebolten pnr6e, bnuerte bonn bergart
geren Dien1tag big Greitag einge6loit
len. 3elegate11 BON iieben Stoaten
1es Mor6ens uro Metttel=8 eltens apa=
ren 5atgegert. Sci ser @roffmtng pro-
1ioierte @puberrreur @berbart, 11ro Scr
erite Sag Der Expedition mar uMim-
11eioto Sag" 1eber 10000 Herionen
be1udten sic Ml1sfte0ung, uno ont 6en
peridiebenen Gagen ser 9an6i4m
tparen es 1851 @erloner, 6ie iib
SOS @ergniigen Der 2m6ihm gonn<
ten. @err @berEnrt bielt nadmtttags
eine Mniprade, in 1peldyer ct enpfabl,
ote Mus6 telung nn4 6em Siten 5u1
ien6en, qasrt befien 8etpobnerr 6de @or-
5ige beS Mor6tpeitetts Dor Mlegen 3l
ff%iiflre11: Die 8eantten Ser Gnttpide=
1ulngsGtgn beidloiien, Ole brittle 2ano'
+ iiddJyau 1eS N%or6peitems IN Spofame,
@ai6ington gu bolten. Senem Staate
golf ser 5meite Sag ser r2on6i@3aa,"
pobei @o1par6 @niott cine beoautla<
me gfheoe iber @iienhabn-@ efetgeblmg
bielt. Donneritog NOR @brenbog oes
StaateS Mireioha, un1 1T elmer lain+
geren Mnipnohe erging iib @ouper-
a1err Morris Mber SOS Gbema ser
groBe @or6meIten." Ser lebte Sag
tnar SSodbo Sag, ltn6 on ierem Sage
trat 0berft @ilers bon ser g. M.-@.
nberos als @e6ner nnf. Ser SS6nbo
Sag moor Ger SdluBtog Ger Matsitel=
lung. Ma1@ gelarete ON Greitog
Mbeno ser 81peite @rfaltungs= u. grt-
1pi6elungst&ongreB BON Mimnefota
gum Mihlub, 1tadoem eine @eibe BON
@eidliifen aur Mnnobane 9elanet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
nor. Gie 4pidtigiten 6opom iin1:
Gus 8ort v@rboltrng" miro ge=
sl:x. So. Wo.,4r 1on.Aoh knrhnfr.

mnr. STE m1dt1g1ter DdDm 1ulW.
3us @ort v@rbaltung" miro ges
itridyen; ser Monpe la1tt fortan:
@ongreB fir lan0uirtbidnfhide gnt,
middung bon Mtnneipta. Ser @olz
per1eur als Hrdiioent bes &o1grelieS
miro ongepieiem Ger 9egiSlatur eine
@in por5ulegen, oie cine &o9uniiitor
fir oie lonomirfbidaftlide @ntpide.
Iung Don Minnelota ms 2eben rntt
nit elmer @etpiMig1rg bon $4,000 fir
ole idbrlid)en Ma1sgoben &oniolioie<
rung ser 9onoidulen lmut SoImberg-
Site mo- m0gli@. @eiebe fir 6ie Sort
leblrnq 6es Observation-Disclosures. Die
@ertreter i'm &ongreB follen @e1ebe
beauftragen oSer a1nterifiiben, Ole Die
@unoesregierumg maneiien, Den Git
manlerungsitrqm IN @e9enoea 3p let
ten, mo ginlpan0erer gebruatdt 1per~
Den. @dnffung ser Stellu1g eines
observation-disclosures in ieoem @onntD,
6er unter Mnfii6t ber lan6tptrtbidynft
Iiiden @odida1le 6er nniperiitat BON
Minnel otn arbeitet, ltn6 8etpaQiga1ng
BON $1,000 fir ie0es @ountD gu oie-
tent 3med. Cine &opfitelaer bon 5
Gents cuff 0en @enerolfon6s zines lm-
SEN County 5lar 0rganiiier1ng bon
@oumtp=2.os. @taatsbiilfe fir lnno-
mirtb1doftlide SobidalQe1r. ahidyas
bung an6 8ertouf 6er 0ffertliden
2Gnoerete1r. Sdnffung eines ltaatli'
diem.
@ermeiilrng oes 8o0ens. So 6ie bo-
ben 5teuer1p at ben 1riaden Der
Mnrs,panoern1ng nod Canada geboren,
ion ser nadfte @ongreb ii6 nit Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Ser &auptgruio zines ouBer Oro~
nltrg gebradten @pitems lit sic Be-
Der, uno 2eberlei6en. iebr ollgemein.
0as Bette gu tbun 1T Or. Muguit So
nig's Sonburger Sropfen gu gebrol1-
'usfp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

8~Iuffton Correspondent =
SSn lebter ISOLDE Diemitng Nadt 9ez
gen elf l1br peridafften iid @dliber
gingang 5arr6 ein 8eniter in DIE bic
ige 8o1f, permobten es aber trob
oierfadem @rplolionsoeriu6e midt,
lie M6iire 6es @etpolbeS 5l Iprengett,
nuBten 6em5ufolge uroerridteter Gu
DE absieben. SIM &lein-Store rollbs
ten lie $50 hares @eb pnb $50
mertb @inge un6 fonittge @egemitarr
Sc. @dGife muroen NIT BEN &dnbern
gemedfelt, pobei.6er iunge &arl <p-
fer ourh eine &epolperflgel TN Der
5dulter perrpun6et tuurbe. SIN So
lpital 8u 8ratnerb mnroe Der 1urtge
Munn bon ser @ltgel befreit, INTO mart
mfft, tint 6em 2eben erbalten gu fort1
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5ta1erfraqe i'm @taat befalIen.

SIeNSIIluSS Tut oIuu] <luliS'c.
Gem Gpefutio=MusiduB miro Die
M1s1pobl 6es naidiabrigen Gorgreb<
orteS iiberIaiien. 8dbrideinli6 miro
ct. 8all gendblt per0en. Ser @er
lummtbeiub 0es &orpgreiieS betraag
1876 GeIegnten. @ouper1teur @berz
bnrt bielt sic 59atBreoe iiber Sas
Gbsrn u@rboltun,g um~Gortidrtttt.
gr empfabl cine Reorganization Der
@ariidte in 6em Gimme, bob Der flei<
ne Monn 6n1rd sic tedniide Seite Ger
gelebliden MaBnabmen nidt benodt
tbeiliqt meroe. Des 8eiteren befur=
mortebe ,er sic @r3iebung 6es @olfes
gu einer boberen Moral, Mbl6offuw
Ger Gooesitrufe, raidere Dprdfnbs
rung Ger &imimlpro5eiie pJrb dba1l1de
Sic fort1en.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
Senator Watson Active.

Senator Watson has introduced 4 bill
for the payment Of 81, 06D. 80 to the
heirs Of William A. Griffin, Of Berkeley
County. for stores and supplies taken
~ union soldiers during the Civil War.
He has also introduced bin provid-
ing for the payment pf g. $50 to Jessie
W. Graham, sole heir Of Jesse Graham.
sof Jefferson County, for property occu-
pied BY union soldiers during the Civil
War.
The am6ndment which will be offered
~ Senator Watson to the immigration
bin providing tcE j. tar of 500 each Oh
inmi rants coming q this country, win
Be ssrnestly advocated ~ him md ii i
possible tie Senate may Be induced to
adopt II There i considerable seati-
ment againht the present restrictions
on inmis htions and Il Is believed the
best plan a. protect American labor
from fOrsign aurer coInpe titicn Il ~
placing ! ~ ontlie immic rantS coming
20 tllis country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15

Fur obvious reasons will mention no
names, bpt Ehe man IN question was an
elder in my fathers church, and that.n
why 1 got the wrong impression. I
was only Ten Or eleven years old and
the elder employed me, with several
other boys, to pick and pack apples.
The first thing he told rs to do in fill
ing = barrel was to put 4 couple Of lay
ers Of the finest apples in the bottom
Of the barrel, then .ill itsnearly fail Of
the common apples. then fill the rest
with moreof the choice apples
We followed directions, Of course.
That was my first lessonin good BUSH
ness from the elders standpoint.
Naturally thoagho that anything q
good elder would do was alright, aud
doubtless my boyhood COMPANIONS
thought likewise. I've often. wondered
since then II It wasn't more luck than
senss that kept me out. Of Jail. I'm
afraid that all the praying that eider
did and he dida lot Of 1t sounded 50
much like the rhud Of iDferior apples
that 40 attention was paid tberSto
when they arrived up yonder Also.
I'm afraid that the elders examp e led
= lot Of young boys to believe that
Christianity Is only pEstapse and that
dishonesty is shebestpoiiey Anyhow,
FIT. y q.litel evident thai lie practice Ut
putting the good, apples at the ends
and the poor apples IN the middle is
applied TO many branches Of big BUSH
ness today and by elders. too. The
Con.ns6,ser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
MILITARY 9 ERA / ION !
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
ls6l 1856
Published By authority Of JsHerson
County Camp. u. q Y.
INTRoDUcroRY

ANp1oyeneft was started II 1910 70
erect markers 1t different points y the
sCouAty Of Jeffsrson: whore skirmisles
ii battles took plaee. Through ne
libefAIity 81 the people Of the County,
aided 81 i large cohtributioh from the
Jefferson County Camp, No, 128. the
money vas raised, and the markers,
twenty Ave Ii numher, erected. II
was also thought best to have = history
of each sklrnIish 81. battle fought at.or
near the several markers. and for that
purpose booklet was gotten up. in
order to perpetuate the memory Of the
gallant deeds Of the officers and men
engaged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
Hiner fot tie LeeisIature.

g Mr.. 3. H. hiner. who was the DEM
ocratic nominee for Congress from this
district q few years ago. viii be- =
candidate for the House Of Delegates
from Pendleton county. That's the
way 70 win -trot out the best ones.
Berkeley ESprings esos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
Schuetze's Meat Market
ITS PERFECTLY
~ +
NATURAL.

70 like good home-fed pork and it's
perfectly harmless and good for you
providing it is the clean home-fed
kind. like the kind we SELL But IL
isn't safe. to eht any old kind Of pork
that's offered you. You can depend
apoh it when we tell you that not only
our pork but all our meats are the.
safest and best for YOU to buy. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15
Marker Number Eighteen.
CHARLES Town THE SCENE q many
ENGAGEMENTS.

AaetNtA0NtNAHsSy4Ass INV
After Gen. William e. Jones had left
New Market on his West Virgins raid
Id May 1863, Lieutenant G. B. Phill-
pott and Captain r. P. Chew gathered
together about as men of Company
20 /, and crossing the mountain. wen3
down the L,ray Valley through Front
Royal, crossing The Shenandoah river
at Myers Ford abopt Il e'eloeis At
might. May 18th.
They pursued their way to Tate,s
woods, about three quarters of q mile
from Charles Town. They dismounted
here and tied their horses. and march
ed behind the house Of Andrew Hunter.
down the back street. Thence in front
fof Hawks Factory to George and turn
ing moved in the direction Of the Court
House Phillpott and Chew reached
the old cattle scales where . sentinel
challenged them and raised his gun.
They both fired on him and no fled into
the Court House yard and fell !.
Summer Company was CHARTERED in
the Court House and the Carter HOUSE.
They numbered about ninety men. A
lieutenant and ten men stationed ii the
psrlor Of the Carter Honse opened FIRE
upon Us as Boon as Phillpott and Chew
fired upon the sentry. They kept up q
constant fussilade. .s
1t had been arranged that Lieutenant
!. W. Carter, Of Chew s Battery should
attack and capture the soldleraiin the
Carter House. He was assigned six
men for this purpose. When the Com
|pahy reached the corner Of the Court
House yard. Carter withhis men moved
swiftly up the walk in front Of the
Carter House threw open the hall door
and entered the parlor.
/ Striking the lieutenant over the head
with the butt of the pistol he demanded
. surrender. The guard threw down
their arms and were taken prisoners.
In the meantime Phillpott and Chew,
with the remaining men. had entered
the Court House and captured, without
trouble. the balance Of the company Of
Capt. Summers.
Summers, who happened TO be out ct
the time Of the attack, hid il the wood
pile Of Major Hawks. whose house was
nearby. 7
,Isl,e 6r,.aae =, %]tl,n hotel dtokl6 ,,,o,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15

just received a large line Of mems
and boys, Sweaters. Color, gray.
white and brown. Prices Soc. to $500.
WM. KAHN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-02-15

New carpets, rugs and iii cloth,
FALlGBAUM's.