Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-10-26
RELIe1ous REv1vALs.-The Rev Andrew

y : 49,
been conducting . religious revival at "Fleet.
wood School, House, three miles from
Charlestown, writes t. the Baltimore Epis-
copal Methodist, as follows:
=, 80 70 3 *Eer* 1t is evident that God designs
to do greatiwork for the people OF Fleet
wood neighborhood. They were taking the
preparatory steps yesterday to build large
but plain church. This is an intelligent
neighborhood, and the best families in this
part of the country are attending upon Our
ministry.
'"tProvidence permitting, am to cross the
river next Sabbath aud preach and baptize
some of the Lords poor, who were converted
recently at ONE ofour meetings 10 that locality,
where the Sun, the king Of day seems to lin
ger in the afternoon and retire reluctantly,
kissing those everlasting hills long after the
shadows have fslen on the beautiful Valley
of Virginia. and some of its inhabitants put
to bed. To God be allsthe glory" eL>xl
Z a Correspondent from Kabletown sends as tho
following: 49, 80, ~, r. .,-s-,.ff
Dear Spirit Til meeting at Kabletown siIl con-
tween seventy and' Gig hty c0nSen. ion aud pen
iIeats aIIlI cTowuing altar. The CHURCH 10
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thing in bic efforts promote the Of Christie
Rin grium; he il lnust tsurk yet he u a.
zsalOas and energetic id the cause When he fret
began; he has made mAny warm friends in this
community Mr. KibIer preached to a n iinme nse
cOngr alton sunday nUrhng last: his discourse
Was mainly directed 10 the young converts, but
listened 20 with marked attentiop by all. He
p.cts to be assisr this week nv the Rev.Mr Shep
herd, of the baptist church. He ha- been ably
sisted At times by ReYs. Ruhey andF rg 'son. Our
PEOPLE were reioiced to have that eminent divine.
DR.. Register. to preaeh for them az the Quarterly
Meeting. nd bis maLy friends are wishing for him
to return To them again All rsjuiced, and a.
p-ciaIy those of the Methods, MON. TO
such revival in our midst. You may expost to
hear from me again SOON. OAKLOSA.
October 25. 1915. a.s. ert b
New GRocERY STORE We neglected last
week to call attention to the new Grocery es>
adjustment of Mr.. S. S. Dalgarn, late of tho
Spirit Of Jr6ersOn, opened at the room
formerly occupied by Mrs.. j. G. Davenport.
in the First National Bank Building. Mr..
Dalgarn has one of the largest, most varied
and best selected stocks of Groceries. Queens
ware. Glassware. Woodenware, &c, to be
found in the Valley his prices are reason
able. and we can safely assure all who may
feel disposed to deal with him that they will
find him tn be clever, accommodating gen.
tleman, and ready at all times to give them
the most goods for the least money. Give
him a call.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Tne Octob, term of the
Circuit Court of Jefferson couuty-Ju dge
Jno. Blair Hose pre>iding-commenced on
Tuesday last Tho Grand Jury convened the
frs. day of the term, and returned the follow
ing indictments:
John Hall, Burglary and Grand Larceny
Mary Newman aud Harriet Newman, buying
receiving and aiding in cnncealing st"len
goods. knowing them to have been stolen
Jane Adams, burglary and Grand Larceny
The petit. jury was discharged on Wedn.s
day until Monday, and the week WAS taken
rp principally with chancery business.
SUDDEN DEATH AT HARPER Fanny
On Monday morning Of last week Isaac
Hei!Siein, young man employed as clerk in
tho clot!ing store Of Mr.. G.. l.. Myers, at
Iiarpcr's Ferry, vas found dead in his bed.
He was about 10 years of age and was ia his
usual health the day previous, but found
lifelcss by Mr.. Myers, who went to awaken
hun, in the morning his death being the re-
suit of heart disease. lie was formerly from,
Baltimore and his remains wc1c taken thither
for intermept.
no: FOR NlNTMR.-Winter, with Lis
chilly blasts and binding SHOWS, is creeping
on apsce, and it behooves all to make ample
preparation fer a supply of comfortable
clothing with which to meet him. To those
who need to be shod Mr.. Geo. II. Elagley
offers large and attractive stock Of both city
and home>made hoct4, shoes, CATERS, &C., or
will make TO order st reduced prices at tho
shortest notice. Call in time, aud be sup.
piled. ,e..sr fr---. ...,4
FIRE NEAR kABLErowN On Wednes-
day week the straw sheds adjoining the,barn
stables, &c on the .'Aeondae Farm" near
KaLletown, the residence of Mr.. j. Frank
Myers, were by some unknown means ignted
with fire, but by the strenuous efforts of the
people of that vicinity the barn and other
buildings were saved, although they were for
some time in imminent danger of destruction.
RELIGIoUs.-Thc Rev J. w Tongue oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
again on Sunday last. the pastor being absent
at Synod, and preached from Ezekials vision
of the dry bones, applying his text to the
moral state of the entire human race and the
power of the preaching Of the Word OF G"d
for the saving of souls, handling his subject
ia an able aud Interesting manner.
DINNER AND OYSTER SUPPER Din