Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-09-24
LOCAL IRTELLIGENcE.

MAIN street NJ tue IOurC> OuSe, mas Deeu
completed by Mr.. go. w Mock.
Hon. b. F. Martin was in Charlcstown yes.
terday. He viii speak here on Friday, Oc-
to5er All.
Blauk Declarations, Notes, Rent Contracts,
Deeds of Bargain aud Sale, aud Deeds Of
Trust, for sale at the Spirit Office.
Look at the circus Gu, in the big 7 elephant
chew Advertisement sideways, and see if you
can Recognize your great grandmother.
"Brown's Shop" and "Mauning's School
House" have .bseu made voting places, as
per advertised order of the County Court.
The County Court, it will be seen by adj
vsrtsement, has ordered an election for Mag
i.trate in Charlestown District. Announce.
ments of candidates are now in order. 81
"Limekiln Switch" is the name given the
new Switch st the farm of Mr.. John ii. Stri-
dor between Flowing Springs and Halltown,
where Mr. S. has extensive limckilns in full
operation.
The recent purchase of property by Col.
John T. Gibson, from Mr.. John l.. III oof, has
been added to by another section of ground
in the rear Of the former purchase, for which
Col. G ibson pays $500.
Duprez & Bencdict's Ministries drew full
house at Washington Hall on Saturday night
sud the enterta inrnent was highly pleasing
the clog dancing of Messrs. Fox and Ward
the bess ever executed here.
We call attention to the advertisement of
Cieon Moore, Trustee of Capt. John j. Lock,
from which it will be seen that tho ten acre
l. a ~ e,,b Iiyi-
sions suitable for buiking lots.
Isaac N Carter, Esq, the old proprietor
of the Garter House." has been or = visit
to CharIss.own, and his prescu ce has no
doubt revived many pleasant memories in the
minds Of our older citizens of days lung
xyne.
Mr. Nimrod Trusscll has returned from the
cas-. with carefully selected stock Of New
Goods, to which he invites the attention Of
purchasers. Polite attention given to GUS
TONERS, and prices as low as the lowest. Ad.
veetisemep. neg: week
Good S~ce, Potatoes, packed ior winter
n.., may now DC secured frum Mr.. J J.
W4rrenfeitz of this place. See his adver-
,isement in this issue. He is experienced
and has been successful in the business, and
an prepared to put them up III the best man.
u~T, at the lowest rates.
A portiou of the laud of John \. Thom-
sou was sold on Friday last by j. Garlund
Hurst, D. S-W. F.. Anderson Auotioneer
AS follows The Rockston" tract, of about
$50 acres. 10 Wilson Bros ut $50 per acre !;
and 100 sorcs of cleared land to Jas. L.
Roberts, ct SCI per acre.
In addition to MIR W. I. Aisquith, for
merry of this place, Gan extract of whose letter
We published last week. SIR. W. NJ. Smith,
son of Mr.. John II. Smith, of this county,
10 also a, Bolton, Miss where the yellow
Fever is raging. duiny his whole duty in
aiding to relieve the sufferers by the dread
seaurge.
Kodrick, Morris & Co. have now in stock
fall line of Boots, Shoes Caters, Slippers,
e.e., aud in addition cali special attention. to
their Home Made Work. They have Sc
cured the services of Mr.. Philip D. Gross,
an experienced workman, aud arc now putt
ting up work equal to the very best that can
Be produced anywhere. Call and see spec
linens, and leave your orders.
One Of che finest and most creditable pieces
Of work ever turned out in Charlestown is
the new Heersc of the Messrs. Sader Bros,
Just completed at the '' JQfferson Coach Fac
tory" of Mr.. John e. Hilbert. 1t is put up
In the very best manner-the running gear
Of the mos. improved pattern, and constructed
in excellent style by the Mossrs. Hilbert and
Ne. Thomas Ryan, willis. tho painting, by Mr..
W. A. Davis, is the perfection of beauty.
The new Photograph Gallery in tho build
ing of COL. Gibson, adjoining the Spirit
ofice, has been completed, and MIR. Julian
A. Smith is now in full occupancy and pre-
pared to execute every style of work in his
line, in the most approved manner aud q. all
times. AL who wish may now "secure the
shadow ere the substance fades" and at prices
1T which none need complain. Call at the
new Gallery, where every convenience is
afforded for securing good pictures in all
weathers, and you cannot fail to be pleased.
We were pleased. on Friday, to receive q
call from Hon. +. Boyd Faulkner, the Dem.
seratic. Conservative nominee for the State
Senate from this district. Mr.. Faulkner has
been canvassing some little up in Morgan,
but as he has been assured on all sides here
Chat j eferson will be wide awake and roll up
for him her usual rousing Democratic major
ity. he will dispense with the labors of speak
ing IN this county. and turn his attention to
giving his full and energetic support to the
local county ticket in Berkeley. The op-
position to his election amounts to bu, lit.
tie, ye. We wan. to sec full vote poiled at