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H. L. SNYDER. Editor and Publisher,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Wm. B. Snyder, Local Editor and
Business Manager.
Thursday, - - April 6, 1916.
A wise old owl sat on an oak,
The more he thought the less he spoke;
The less he spoke the more he heard?
Why can't we all be like that bird ?
Call l or Congressional Convention.
A convention ot the Democratic delegates
of the second congressional district
of the State of West Virginia is hereby
called to meet at Keyser, in the county < t
Mineral, on the 12th day of April, 1916, at
12 o'clock m , for the purp-?se o* non p
ting a candidate for Cot gre-s to fnl t'?
vacancy caused by the death or Willi i
G Brown. Each county is entitled t<
one delegate tor each one hundred votes
or a fractional pvt thereof over nftv v tecast
for William G Brown at the ehctior
held in November. 1914
By order of the commith e.
Floyd McDonald, chairman.
C. M. SEIBERT. Secrrl rv.
there is no change in Colonel R? ov velt's
opinions since his return from the
West Indies. He is still opposed to
everybody except Roosevelt.
?
There's nothing backward about the
Democratic executive committee of Jef
ferson county. It deciaea ai us meeting
on Tuesday that it would save the voters
the trouble of selecting delegates to the
congressional convention, and the members
of the committee took it on themselves
to name the delegates. This is
sure setting some precedent.
A bill has been prepared by Congressman
Bailey, of Pennsylvania, authorizing
the government to sink wells on government
oil lands and provide competition
for the companies that have been boosting
the price.
This is a good idea, though we rather
favor the suggestion of hanging a few ot
the leading oil magnates. It would have
a better effect.
-
The Democratic congressional committee
of this district held a meeting at
Keyser last Saturday, and called a con
vention to be held in that city next Wednesday,
April 12th, to nominate a candidate
for Congress to till the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. Wm. G.
Brown. S. C. Young, of Charles Tow n,
member of the committee tor Jefferson
county, tendered his resignation, he having
been appointed a postmaster, and E.
E Cooke, of Charles Town, w as appointed
as his successor.
In another column may be found the
announcement of County Commissioner
Nelson R. Roberts, who is a candidate
for re-election from Middleway district
Mr. Roberts has been a member of the
county court for several terms, and we
think that it can be truly said of him that
this important fiscal body has never had
a more efficient man in its service. Able
and careful and painstaking,familiar with
every department of this part of the public
business, he has been a most valuable
member, and the voters will make no mistake
if they return him for another term.
+
The Democratic executive committee
for Jefferson county met in Charles Tow n
on Tuesday to arrange for the selection
of delegates to the congressional convention
at Keyser next Wednesday. A resolution
was passed authorizing the mem
bers of the county committee to name the
delegates and alternates, and in case this
is not done, the chairman of the committee
is to appoint them.
S. C. Young resigned as vice-chairman
and member of the committee. Vacancies
in the committee were filled by appointing
G. K. Wysong and W. F. Alexander
in Charles Town, F. H. Mauzy and C. R
Rau in Bolivar, and W. H. Rissler at Mt.
Hope.
HON. G. K. Ku.MP, of Romney, State
Senator from this district, wno isseexing
re-election, was in Shepherdstown the
past week interviewing his friends and
the Democratic voters of this section.
Mr. Kump finds some disaffection on the
part of the voters in Jefferson county,
many of whom think that he seriously
erred when he voted against the measures
placing a special tax on coal and gas and
oil at the legislative session ot 1915 Mr.
Kump discussed this matter very frankly.
He said that he strongly believes in
such tax, and showed that he himself had
introduced bills providing for this form
of taxation. The Republican majority,
he declares, gave scant courtesy to his
measures, but presented bills of their own
party which left out some of the meritorious
features that were in his. When
the Democratic caucus made these special
tax bills a party measure and decided to
oppose them, Mr. Kump admits that he
was in a strait betwixt two. After long and
careful consideration of the matter from
every angle, he says that he finally came
to the conclusion that he would stand by
the party caucus, as he felt that his usefulness
would be impaired if he failed to
do so, and so he reluctantly voted against
the bills.
His explanation is satisfactory to those
? L- 2? *#% *? AP tifPAnrv
1 wuu UCIICVC in II&III vi
] But we confess that we deeply regret
that the party allowed itself to be used by
the great corporate interests of the State
into defeating such a supremely beneficial
measure. Mr. Kump had his hands tied
by partisan bonds, when we should have
7* liked him to have taken the lead as an
aggressive young Democrat whose chief
desire was the good of all the people. If
he should be re-elected?and we do net
begrudge him a re-election?we hope and
pray that he will use his unquestioned
]( ability and enthusiasm in standing strong
tr. tor the thing that we know he believes in
>ur and which we know is right.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
jelu Contain Mercury,
,oc? as mercury will surely destroy the sense
'm of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
Jr reputable physicians, as the damage they
le will do is ten told to the good you can
/el possibly derive from them. Hall'sCatarrh
y Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
.. Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be suie you get the genuine. It is
1. ken internally and made in Toledo,
-r Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
jC? Sold by druggists. Price 75c per bottle,
j Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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JaMb
DR. A. I
To The Democratic Voters of the Fiftei
In response to the request 01 many l
wish of scores of loyal Democrats in the
careful and earnest consideration, to becc
tion for the State Senator from this distri
In becoming a candidate, I am not pi
tinguished gentlemen from Hampshire e
an endorsement of his county committee,
the district may give the loyal Democrat*
nomination.
In justice those who will support 1
use all endeavor to win the nomination a
1 heartily endorse the administration
the great constructive laws enacted by C<
that I could so speak of conditions in our
are, burdened by a horde of office-holdei
sole object seems to be to over-ride the I
ate itself. It is time for our people to st<
judging the future but by the past, and ir
islature, since the Democrats were in po'
cent to fourteen cents, and the end is nol
It shall be my earnest endeavor to r<
unjust. No more money should be colle
carry on the State government economic;
It is true the cry went forth over the
that deprives all voters, except those of
a primary, nor a law that allows registra
burdensome, too expensive and too opr
many of its provisions. It must be chan
hills.
The act of the Legislature in over-ri
over-rides the right of the people to govc
and the common law of the land, and shi
general election in November.
The agricultural interests of the Stati
every way, good roads built and maintai
No man knows now what questions
State w ill come before the Legislature, t!
Out if nominated at the primary, I will be
see it, for the best interest of the State ai
"Grubb is the only man I know suff
I ask your support at the primary.
Berkeley Springs, W. Va., April 3,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the solicitation of a number of th
largest taxpayers in the county, I hereb]
announce myself as a candidate for Count;
Commissioner trom the Middlewav dis
met. subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic voters at the primary election t<
be held in June. I solicit your support
and it elected I shall perform the duties o
the ottice impartially and faithfully to thi
best ot my ability.
N. R. ROBERTS.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the solicitation of my friends I here
by announce myselt as a candidate fo
County Commissioner from the Middle
way district, subject to the decision o
the Democratic voters at the primar;
election June bth, 1916. Having been;
resident or Jefferson County for 22 year
and a loyal supporter ot the Democrati
party and its principles, I solicit you
support, and if elected will serve the of
fice to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
D. Z. ROYER,
Kearneysville, W. Va.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
1 here ^y announce myself a candidal
tor County Commissioner from Harper'
Ferry District, subject to the decision c
the Democratic primary election, June 6th
CHAS. C. HENKLE,
R. F. D., Shenandoah Junction, \V. Va.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce Charie
T. Engle as a candidate for Sheriff, wit
George C. Link, of Shepherdstown dis
trict, and T. Grove Henkle, of Harper'
Ferry district, as his deputies, and W
K. Allder for iailer?subiect to the actio
of the Democratic primary election Jun
6, 1916.
FOR ASSESSOR.
1 hereby announce myself a candidat
tor Assessor ot Jetferson county. It elect
ed, Mr. I". O Link, of Duftields, and Mi
Charles Langdon. of Kabletown district
will be my ueputies.
F. L. WATSON.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We hereby announce ourselves as can
didates for assessor and deputy assessc
for Jefferson county, subject to the Dem
ocratic primary election June 6th.
WM. A. DANIEL.
armistead s. Lucas.
FOR THE STATE SENATE.
To the Democrats of the Fifteenth Sena
torial District:
Four years ago it was the pleasure c
the electorate to confer upon me the hone
of representing this district in the Stat
Senate. 1 n the sessions of the Legislatur
during my term of office much legislatio
was proposed, but none of such vital im
portance as that relating to taxation.
Under the influence of partisan politic
the high-tide of extravagance was reach
ed in the Republican Legislature of 1915
and w as opposed by the nine Democrat!
Senators, who advocated retrenchment n
all useless expenditures, as against an in
crease in taxation. 1 teel justly proud ti
have served with these loyal representa
tives of the people, and attribute to thi
record made by us much of the encourage
ment now being given to me to stand fo
re-election.
Therefore, in obedience to this demam
for my candidacy, and in contormity witl
me precedent followed in this senatona
district of electing our State Senators to i
second term, when demand is made,
hereby announce my candidacy tor re
election to the State Senate.
I sincerely thank you for the high hono
you have heretofore conferred upon me
and earnestly solicit the active support o
every citizen who believes in the positioi
taken by the Democratic Senators in op
position to waste extravagance.
Very truly yours,
G. K. KUMP.
Romney, W. Va., March 28, 1916.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
1 hereby announce myself a candidal
for re-election to the House of Delegates
subj ctt< the action of the Democrati
primaries June 6th. M. W. BURR,
Bardnne, W. Va.
GRUBB.
'nth Senatorial District:
)emocrats in the district and the expressed
i county of Morgan, I have decided, after
?me a candidate for the Democratic no^inact
at the primary election to be held June 6th.
'ompted by any desire to oppose the disounty,
who has announced himself through
but rather in order that the Democrats of
? of old Morgan her just and due rights?the
me in the four counties of the district, 1 shall
nd be worthy of election in November,
of President Wilson, and the passage of
ongress for the benefit of the people. Would
State, and its government, tax-ridden, as we
rs, oppressed by a political machine, whose
liberties of a mountain people and perpetuap,
look and listen. There is no way of
i the years of Republican control of the Legwer,
they have lifted the State tax from one
t yet.
iverse our tax laws that are oppressive and
cted from the people than is sufficient to
ally and as any private business is conducted.
; State for a primary law, but not for a law
the two great parties, of the right to vote in
tion on the day of election, a law that is too
iressive both on the State and the poor, by
ged if liberty is to exist in our West Virginia
ding the will of the people of Williamson
:rn themselves according to the Bill of Rights
Duld be condemned at the primary and the
e should be protected and encouraged in
ned.
of interest to our people and benefit to our
herefore no man knows now ne win voie ;
i elected, and 1 pledge myself to vote, as I
nd Democratic party,
iciently well to control my vote."
Very truly yours,
A. L. URUBB.
1916.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
e I hereby announce myself as a candiY
date for the office ot Prosecuting Attorney,
y and if the people of the county see tit to
- elect me 1 shall discharge the duties of
- ' that ofiice faithfully and impartially to the
a best of my ability.
JOHN T. PORTERFIELD.
5 FOR PROSEQUI 1NG ATTORNEY
I hereby make formal announcement ot
my candidacy tor the Democratic nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney ot Jefferson
county at the primary election to be held
- on June6,1916. If nominated and elected,
r 1 pledge myself to devote to the duties of
" the office the most caretul attention and
determined effort of which I am capable.
V C. N. CAMPBELL.
a ?
Card of Thanks.
c
r We wish to thank our relatives and
friends for their kindnesses in our recent
bereavement.
Mrs E. L). Iones,
Mrs A. B. Reinhart,
E. Albert Link,
Lester w. Link.
e Resolution of Respect.
S Whereas, in the Providence of otir Divine Ruler
if it hath seemed wise and bes to call from our body
one of our highly esteemed and respected members.
' Mr. W. Morehead Miller, whose loss we much regret
and mourn, the b ard in session would tender
to his bereaved widow and family the deep feeling
and respect they had lor him, and xpress sympathy
with them in their sorrow and loss sustained.
Resolved, that a copy ol ilus token ol respect be
5 spread upon the records of the bank and mailed to
h the family of the deceased and published in the
n town papers.
e. h. re1nrart,
j. s. osbourn.
C. D. WYSONG.
Committee,
tl
e The Court of Appeals of Maryland has
affirmed the verdict for $7,230 in favor of
Walter Crowl, little son of Harry Crowl,
against the city ot Hagerstown, tor damages
caused by an accident in w Inch the
~ child lost the sight of one ot his eyes by
' having it struck with falling mortar while
' walking along the street.
Importance Ol Healtky Kidneys.
~ Shepherdstown Readers Should Learn
To Keep The Kidneys Well.
The kidneys have a big work to do.
All the blood in the body is coursing
through the kidneys constantly to be freed
of poisonous matter. Itisa heavy enough
task when the kidneys are well, but a
cold, chill, fever or some thoughtless ext
posure is likely to irritate, inflame and
ir congest the kidneys and interrupt the
e purifying work.
Then the 3ching frequently begins and
n is often accompanied by some irregularity
of the urine?too frequent passages, sediment
or retention. Thousands testity to
the wonderful merit of Doan's Kidney
Pills, a remedy for the kidneys only, that
~ has been used in kidney troubles 50 years.
' You will make no mistake in following
this Shepherdstown citizen's advice.
E. E. Hertle, commission merchant,
" Princess Street, Shepherdstown, says:
_ "My kidneys were weak and my back
~ was lame. Doan's Kidney Pills removed
e the trnnhle 1 still use Doan's Kidney
" Pills when 1 teel in need of a kidney
medicine and they never tail to give me
j relief "
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply
! ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's
Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Hertle
] had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buf[
falo, N. Y.
To Farmers!
[j 1 will begin the Spring Season on March
20, 1916, with my three fine stallions, as
follows:
Silk Bailey, insurance $15 00.
Garibaldi, insurance $12 00.
Prince, insurance $10 00.
For any information regarding any of
these horse, inquire of my groomsmen,
e Howard Downs and William Taylor, or
i, myself. 1 solicit a share of your patronage,
c Very Respectfully,
P. N. BR1LLHART.
March 9,1916,
FINANCIAL S
Of the Corporation of S
For the Fiscal Year B
OUTSTANDING II
4 1-2 pei cent 10-2(1 rear refunding bonds
J. F. W ALDECK, SERGEAN
In Account with Tow;
DEBI
fo amount of "1915 tax book
CREDl
Auiouut- paid treasurer
Erroneous assessments
Delinquents
Firemen's Exemption
Five per cent Commission on $2,141.95 .
M. P. CROWL, ASSIS
In Account with Towi
To Amount of Licenses Collected ....
To Amount of F net
By Amcants paid Treasurer
J. L. W ALDECK,
In Account with the Corpo
From late treasurer
From Sergeant
From Assistant Sergeant
HY'tn Public Service Tax
From Ex Sergeant 3bow
Orders paid
Coupons patd .. .
Balance in hand
i U wh.tw p.ir,iminainn
The Independent, advertising
Geo. Sanbo\>er, atone
J. 11. Show, salart and board
Wm. Goodrich, labor
Wilmer Shell, labor
F. S Keuner. labor
Lester Athey labor
Perry Williams, labor
Dan Stabbs, labor
Lester Brown, labor
W shington Drew, labor
Perry Williams, labor
Lester Brown, labor
Dan Stubbs, labor
Lester Athey, labor
Washiugion Drew, labor
F. S. Renner, labor
Wilmer Shell, labor
Geo. W. Sanfcower, Horse and Cart . . .
Fonrose Shipley, horse and cart . . . .
Thos. Vau Metre, horse and cart . . . .
Geo. W. Sanbower, horse and cart . . .
Fonrose Shipley, horse and cart
J. S. Rightstine, Notary
M. P. Crowl, salary
Dan Stnbbs, labor
Nelson Kidrick, labor
Walter Brown, labor
Geo. Sanbower, haaliug
Millard Chase, hauliug
Dan Stnbbs, labor
Walter Brown, labor
Robert Washington, labor
Nelson Kidrick, labor
Perry Williams, labor
Lester Brow , labor
Joe Staley, labor)
Wm. Entler, labor
Raymond Devonshire, labor . . . . .
F. S. Renner, labor . . ,
Beu Lofy, labor
Lester Athey, labor
Geo. Sanbower, hauling
Millard Chase, haaliug
Walter Browu, labor
John Branson, labor
Geo. Sanbower, hauling
Isaac Wilson, cleaning jail
Theodore Rogers, repairing clock . , . ,
Washington, Alexander & Cook, Treas.
Sbepherdstown E. L. & P. Co. current
M. P. Orowl, -alary
John Branson, labor
Bum 11 Harris, labor
Willis Crowl, labor
F. S. Renner, labor
Pnrrr vVil iiAniQ lkhnr
Nelson Ki.rick, labor
Dan Stubbs, labor
Joe Staley, labor
Walter Brown, labor
Robert Washington, labor
Harrv Washington, labor
Raymond Devonshire.labor
Ben 1 ofy, labor
Millard Chase, hauling
Win. Eutler, labor
George Sat bower, hauling
Millard Chase, hauling
National Highway Garage, lumber
W. II Knode, sand
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co., current.
M P. Crowl. salary
George Sanbower, hauling
Willis Crowl, labor
Chas. Shell, labor
Mike Shell, labor
Joe Sanbower, labor
Ernest Crowl, labor
Millard Chase, labor and hauling
F. S. Renner, labor
II. E. Molester, work on fire engine
Shepherdstown Fire Co., engineers salar
Shepherdstown Fire Co.. electric current
Shepherdst )wn E. L. & P. Co , current.
M. P. Crowl, salary
The Independent, advertising
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co., current.
M. P. Crowl, salary
R. T. Banks, concrete crossings
Shepherdstown Fire Co., engineers salar
H. C. Marten, supplies
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co., current.
M. P. Crowl, salary
II. H. Pendleton, recording tax book
R. T. Banks, concrete work
SlhoiiherHufnwn E T, & P P,n rmrronr
M. P. Crowl, labor, supplies and ?alary.
\v . H. Knode, coal
W. L. Arthnr, concrete crossing
G. W. VanMetre, lumber
Shepherdstown Fire Co., engineers salar
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co., current
F. L Weltzheimer, Fire Dept. supplies.
M. P. Orowl, salary
J. L. Welshans, blanket
George Sanbower, hauling
Dr G. W. Banks, Expenses to State Boa
S epherdstown Register, advertising ...
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co., current.
M P Crowl, salary
American-LaFranoe Fire Engine Co., su
Owens & Miller, repairing watch
I. N. Walters, labor
W. H Knode, coal
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co., currect.
M P. Crowl, labor and salary
W H. Knode, coal
J. F. Waldeck, Tax refund and labor...
Shepherdstown Fire Dept. Rent and En
M. P Crowl, salary, labor &c
Shepherdstown E. L. & P. Co. current.
U. S. Martin, Mayor, salary and attends
F. L. Weltzheimer, Reoorder, salary an
J. L. Waldeck, Treasurer, salary and a
M. G. Bast, sal ry and attendance
T. A. Gaiter, salary and attendance ...
J. L. Welshans, salary and attendance
G. W. Banks, salary and sttendance ..,
T. H. Davis, Commissioner election ..,
Mason Marshall, Commissioner election
H. L. Wintermoyer. Commissioner elec
Geo. C. Link, Clerk
H. H. Hartzell. Clerk
Geo. M. Beltzhoover. Attorney
Examined and found ooirect.
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F. I
M. <
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State of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson, to-wit:?
.1. Jas S. Rightstine?a N itary ?n
S. Martin. Mavor. F. L. Weltzhaimar 1*
names are signed to the above finanoi
tflwn, VV. Va., for the year ending Ap
me and belDg by me first dnly sworn da
i9 trne and correct to the best of their k
Given under my hand this 15th day
JAS
My commission expires March 9th,
DELINQUENT
Wm. Greenfield 70
Allen Good 70
Richard Harris 70
W. H. Hopewell 70
James Hopewell 70
S, D. and Rhoda Hopewell 37
J. G. Rightstine 70
H. T. Tamer 77
D. B. Wilber ...1.28
Chas. Walper 70
G. W. Hnmrickhoase 82
Raymond Harris 70
STATEMENT a
>hcphcrd?town, W.Va. j?
w?
Inding April 3, 1910 Ge
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KDEBTEDNESS. Al(
dated ?ept. 1st. 1903 $3.0UO.OO Kli
T AND TAX COLLECTOR, s*
d of Sbephtrdctowfl. H
M.
12.196.63 jp1
[TS* 12,019 46 ?
; : ; . 42 09 #
a 59
15 40
! ! 1 ! ! 1 ! ! ! i 107 10
$2,195.63
TANT SERGEANT,
1 of Shepherdstown.
$239 74
71 50
; ; ; ; ; ; ' ' $311 24
TREASURER,
ratiou of Shepherdstown.
$ 535 11
2,019 45
811 24
238 11 U
11 44
$1,650 11
76 50
1.888 74
$3,115 35
$ 0"
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. 1 00
... 30 33
; ; ; ; 120
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3 75
3 75
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3 00
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8 70 ?i
8 70
8 70
[ 8 85
8 85
8 70
. 8 70
12 25
12 50 L
2 25 r=
7 50
0 25
1 75
80 00
75 L
75 rp
. 75
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60
50
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1 50
' 1 37
75
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01 05 r=:
30 CO
3 75
7 05
7 05
7 35
7 05
5 25
(J 75
0 75
5 25
3 75
5 25
0 30
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3 au
2 55
12 25 |L
6 25
2 GO ^
*10 00
26 07
30 00
4 25
2 65 J
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" -n out
7 80
3 00 A
75 ?
8 50
3 00
8 00
y 6 00
I 2 98
29 98
30 00
18 50
27 05
30 00
8 00
y 6 00
19 91
46 15
30 00
15 00
29 50
42 29
51 20
7 35
12 36
72
y 6 00
39 85
5 50
:*) 00
1 00
1 2)
krd Heaith 18 66
44 40
57 95
80 00
ipplies 0 27
1 00
10
9 28
81 78
32 65
7 50
6 80
gioeers salary 81 00
32 50
43 61
inoe 38 00
d attendance 87.50
t tendance 23 00
12 50
11 00
11 50
9 50
1 50
1 60
tion 1 50
1 50
1 50
25 00
3. MARTIN, Mayor.
* WELTZHEIMER
G. BAST
*. WELSHANS
Audit Committee.
tlic cf said county, do certify that U.
4. G. Bast and J. L. Welshann, whose
al statement of the town of Sbepherdsril
3, 1916, persorally appeared befor
pose and say that the above statement I
now ledge and belief so help them God.
of Maroh, 1918..
. 8. RIGHTSTINE.
Notary Public
1920.
George Douglas 70
Win. 8wopes 70
Wm O. Spence 70
Bus Devonshire 70
ERRONEOUS ASSESSMENT
Robt. R Jones 70
Wm. Boyd 70
Geo. R. Branson 77
Amanda Miller 09
Mrs. A. M. Myers 63
Maria MoChan 09
Brock Manuel 79
James Morris 70 [_
aiae MoObaa 18 1
nry McChau 1.28 ?
0. Price 70 x
aise Peterson 09 (
M Racy 70 J
liter Racy 70 1
o. F. Devonshire 79 (
bt. Devonshire 70 .
hby A they 70 1
?3t 'Devonshire 1 Oo !
zabeth Frazier 35 J
rry Greenwood .. 70 1
moel Hnmrickhouse 96 ]
L. Harrell 70 <
S. E. Brown 88 1
W. Brown 79 ]
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FEATURING
BEAUT IFU
From the Worl
Nature will soon
her robe of sombre
airier, daintier coh
fitting that you, too
the garments of w
your fancy in the b<
we have gathered fc
our new Garment [
L E I T E R
NEW LO
West Washington Street,
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FOR RENT.
V good, comfortable dwelling-house, newly pa- |
ed. good well of water, big garden, all needed
[buildings. Very desirable. Apply to
MRS. FONROSE SHIPLEY,
d arch 30, 1916?4w
P. A. I
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the money is spent.
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Suits, $25.00 tc
ANT1ETAM
3. B. Jones 79
T. W. Jones 79
\. T. Staley 1.05
3*o. McChan 70
[eaac Stipp 72
3. W. Turner 79
:has. and Sarah Washington 1H5
J. W. Wysong 1.05
Robt. Williamson 70
*arah Washington 35
a. P.Schley 2.78
R. G. Miller 1 75
[. N. Brillhart 1.40
3eo. Frazier 09
Mrs. G. W. Entler 70
Mrs. Levey W eeler 70
Mrs. J Frank Allen 70
Dpening n
THE NEW l|
L STYLES
Id of Fashion.
be changing from
colors to lighter,
ar schemes. Tis
, should put aside
inter and indulge
;autiful styles that n
)r your approval in
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jeparuneni.
~~B R OS.,
CATION
Hagerstown, Maryland.
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Ground Limestone.
We are prepared to furnish Ground
Limestone to the public on our farm or to
do custom grinding.
MCDONALD BROTHERS,
Media Farm, Charles Town. W. Va.
BRUGH I
t Store That Sells Wool
"> be stylishly drc
ly moderate exp<
clothes that makes you look stylish
ilored Suits
the maximum of correct style, deper
? and careful tailoring at moderate c<
Our early showing of Wooltex
suits and coats includes
smart, stylish tailored and
demi-tailored models for both
women and misses.
There are dressy suits in fine
gabardines, wool poplins, checks
and other fine materials. There
are smart Norfolks and tailored
calling suits? There are superb
suits of taffeta silk, made with the
same painstaking care that is so
" * * * ?'? frnntc
evident in tne son uuiujcu
and lapels, straight seams and
close-fitting collars of all Wooltex
garments.
The assortmentof coats is equally
attractive, including dressy models,
street coats and sport coats.
rmation of the women of She:
ny in buying Wooltex garments for t
; with superior quality at moderate c
?$37.50. Coats, $1
AND POTOMAC STREETS. HAGERS
I1PUBLIC SALE
rfS OR ?f
Real Estate.i 1
Byfvirture of a decree of the Circuit Court of ]tf.
ferson County, West Virginia, entered on Mh
of March 1916. in the chancery suit therein p, s V
in which Frederick Kidwiler.comnlain.tm. a"' I rare
Kidwilcr. ct al., were defendants, the undervkntj
will sell at public outcry in front of the court ,
in Charles Town. West Virginia, on
Saturday7~April 8th,
! commencing'at tOVdock a. m.. the? foil" i ,
I Isired property, to-wit: v
T/That certain tract of land lying fatCBiV
Va . containing
US 1-2 ACRES,
mote or le<r. improved o? dwelling -a.
house, small orchard, etc.. idioming i:K . ,
Charle- li. ILnklc. Reuben Jenkins. M.
Lickhdcr. and others All underlaid vc t
limestone. Growing wheat crop restivc t. .
with right to cut. thresh and remote Uu .
TERMS OF SALE?One ih.rj ca-l
?ale. balance in two equal annual pa> :neruin
one and two years Irom day of sali d:
by noles ol purchaser bearirg interest u da.
sale and secured by reservation of title
FORREST A BROWN
ft. H EMMERT.
JAMES M MASON. JR .
Special Commi-- mrrClerks
office of aid Circuit Court :
I. C. W. Conrad, clerk of *aid Circuit C> irt
Jeilerson County, do hereby certity that ).> M
Mason. Jr.. one ?i the about special commits ,i?
has executed bond w ith approved security hi
me. conditioned according to law a- rvqumd
said decree. . _ .
C. W CONRAD. CKi?
w 1 1 fl W11 J ft i y
''Stark s Delicious Apple
Agent
Robert Gibson, I
Druggist,
| Shcpherdstown, W. Va.
How to Cure Colds.
Avoid Exposure and Drafts.
*-? i n' JL i T - i
t,ai Kignt. iaKe
Dr. King's New Discovery.
Your Cough and Cold begin
to get better as soon as you take
Dr. Kings New Discovery. It Is
prepared front Pine ! ar. healing
balsams and mild laxatives. Dr.
King's New Discovery kill* and
expels the cold germs, soothes the
irritated throat and allays inflammation.
It heals the mucous membrane.
Search as you will, you
cannot find a better cough ami
cold remedy than Dr. King's New
Discovery. Its use over 45 years
is a guarantee of satisfaction.
"From exposure I had a rough and
cold combined (hat nearly put a tiuiab to
tne. While looking for something to e.im
, the irritation that bothered my thro.it
and lungs, a friend advised "Dr. King's
New Discovery." I Ujuglit a bottle, ths
first dose heljxrd and before the lirst Nittie
was nscd my cold was well."?n II.
Xjxivrn. UmithdaU, Ark. At all druggi.it*.
For Sale or Rent
Mcndcnill Hill, the residence <>( the l*te Dr
W. Border, at Kearneysville. W Va . i? olferrd hit
sale or rent. For term*, apply to Miv I) W
Border, Charles Town, W. Va.
fan. 6. 1916?tf
h SON
tex
>ssed at
jnse
and well-dressed?it's the way
and Coats
idable I
jst
%M]
pherdstown.
they combine smart,
ost
5.00 to $25.00.
>TOWN, MP J
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