Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-07

| 16, Royal Arch Masons, held In Masonic
Hall at Middleway, June %, the following
named Companions were elected officers there
of for the ensuing year:
Geo. a; Long, H. F.; g. n; Beltzhoever. 4 /;
| H. NJ. Billings. JOS. l.. MinghInI, Q. of III !;
r. w -Kearns, P. s.: R. W. McIntyre. R. A: O.;
R5Ses a. 5ss4 kob Rstss Ts snd VIM
Gruber, LIST, NJ of V; John w. Grantham, Cnap-
lain; George Murphy. Guard.
At regular Convention of Jefferson Lodge,
No. Q, K. of p, held in Castle Hall. in Middle
way. on the 18th ult.. the following named breth-
rem were elected Officers thereof for the ensuing
| term:
Vim s. Laise. c c.: John w. Grantham. " c.;
]. Brilliant. Prelate; g. NJ: De L. Smith. NJ. of
N. of F.
! Masonic Election of Logan Lodge No %. A
F. & A. NJ. az Harper's Ferry, held on the 9th
of June 1874, the following officers were elected /:
G L. Myers, WI; E. W. Wilson, s. w: w.
A. Winters, j. W a: Burton. Treasurer: d. v.
Daniels. Secretary; John K1Iham. S. D.: NJ. s.
Campbell. J. D.; s. NJ. Williams. TYLER.
AT meeting of Jefferson Lodge, No 81. A., F.
& A NJ, IN their Lodge room, at Kabletown. on
the Gath of June. the following officers were in
stalled:
James 81 conkIyq, W. n Robert a. Lewis.
s. W.; Samuel l., aisler, j: W.; Daniel Doven.
BIackford W Kanode. S. D.; John 4. Xlbin.
D.; Charles Langdou, Tyler; W c. Norris. Chap
lam.
At regular meeting of Phoenix Division. No.
1S, Sons of Temperance. at Dutfields, Juue 27th,
the following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing IN term n +; Msddox. w p ": q. Link,
n. 7. SNYDER, F. s.; John A. Linx treasurer;
7 Q. Ti9k. e.; o n. snyder: A. 9. !: j: Albert
meyer, Chaplain: A. S Link. +. W: r. ''''@
HYMENEAL.-From the St. Louis Demo-
crat we clip the following:
a pleasant party gathered at the quarters
of Capt. d. j. Young, U. S. A., at P. NJ,
Wednesday, the Oath ult., to witness the mar
rage of Mr. Thomas Kirwan. of Senaca. Mo-.
and Miss Florence Cross of Harper's Ferry,
W. Va. Rev. Father O'Reilly officiated. Mr..
G. S. Young and Miss Emily Lord of South
St Louis, attended groomsman and brides
maid. After the ceremony the guests partook
Of a sumptuous repast dispensed by Capt
Young and his estimable lady. At P. NJ,
the bride. and groom, accompanied by Mr.
Dan II. Young, left for Harpers Ferry and
the springs af Virginia. The traditional old
shoe was never thrown after happier couple
Among the guests were Cnmmandant Col. L.
S. Babbitt and wife, Gen c. McDousall and
wife, Mrs. DIR. Starkloff, Emile Starkloff, D.
G. McVean and wife, J. ". Maxwell, besides
many other friends of the family from Caron-
delet and vicinity.
ROANOKE CoLLEGE.-We insert the adj
vertisement of this institution in this issue,
and most particularly call the attention of
everybody to it. Most especially do we call
the attention of parents, guardians, &c, of
this immediate section of the State to the
many advantages this College presents over
others of as high grade, the most important
of which, these hard times, is the very mod
crate expense, it being for session of ten
months, only about 5000.
THE AMERICAN FARMER for July is at
hand. Every branch of farm life is treated,
but special attention is given to the staple
crops and to the manures, both natural and
artificial, suited to them. Fruit growing in
its various aspects is also prominent topic,
whilst ornamental gardening has liberal at,
tention. Published by Sam'l Sands & Son.
No. North ST., Baltimore, Md, at 81. so
a year, copios $500 Specimens sent free.
SACRAMENTAL MEETING-The Sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper will be adminis>
tered in the Presbyterian Church, in this
place on Sunday morning, July 19th-pre~
paratory services commencing on Friday
morning previous.
On the Sunday mentioned above collec-
ton will be taken up in this Church for the
benefit of the sufferers by the recent flood in
Louisiana
PUBLIC SALES. = The attention of our read
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
Saturday, Ju!y Blacksmith Shop
and Tools, by II. G. Davis, Trustee
Thursd"y. .1"!y 23d.-Personal Property,
by Edward Tearney and VIM. l.. Wilson.
Executors.
Tuesday, August 4M-Real Estate, by
Edward Tearney, Administrator.
MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseors
medicines. All who suffer from coughs, colds,
irritation of the bronchial tubes or tendency
to consumption, will find in DR.. Wistar's
Bo1san' of VIA Cherry a remedy as agrees
able to the palate as effectual in removing dis
ease. The Balsam is a pleasant remedy; it
is a safe remedy; it is powerful remedy; it
is speedy remedy; it is remedy that cures
TEMPERANCE PICN1c.-The Good Tom
plars of Lectown and Middleway will hold
Picnic, in the grove near the former place,
on Saturday next. the 1lth instant. Several
eminent speakers are expected, and band of
music will be in attendance. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all who feel an interest
in the advancement of Temperance to be
present.