Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-21
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ssore,room for rent by Mr.. R. shug.rt.
See advertisement.
Snow fell here to a depth of about two
inches, last Wednesday night.
See advertisement of Store,room and
Dwelling at Halltown for rent or sale.
There will be a corporation election held
in shepherds,owa on Monday. April Sd.
Call and see the New Champion Binder a.
the warehouse of H BEALL & Co.
Laege and Select lot of Clocks a. W. A..
Kohlhousen's from 81 25-up. All warran>
ted time keepers.
Cold Frame Cabbage Plants, for very
early planting, now ready and for sale BY
Dir. Vim Waters.
MIR. 81. r. Spcese, formerly of this place,
now has charge of the Merchant House, in
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
town now gets a large portion Of her butter
supply from Baltimore.
Silverware of Rodgers make. No IL
warranted quadruple plate. spoons, forks,
knives. &C., at w. A Kohlhouseu's
A few solid silver American Key>Win ders
at cost-from S10-up. Warranted A No.
1 time-keepers, at W. A. KohIhousen's
Mr.. Samuel Peters sold his farm, abou,
four miles south of Mar.insburg, containing
about 400 acres, to Rev. W. W. Downey,
for $4,000.
The 18th annual session of tho Washing,
ton NJ. E. Conference (eolored) will be held
in sharp St VI E church, Baltimore, Md.
on the 22d March
MT John l. Dorm, of Martinsburg. has
opeued a Merchant Tailoring establishment
In the room of Mr.. H. o. Talbot, nearly
opposite the First Nationsl Bank.
The Presbytery of Winchester will hold
its next stated spring meeting in the Lou.
doun St. church. Winchester. Va on Wed,
nesday. March 18th. at u P. NJ.
MIR. u Baue has purchased the celebrated
horse. Bonnie Prince, imported from Eng
land, and will have him at his stable this
week. He weighs $500 lbs and is six
years old.
The next regular convocatiou of Jefferson
Chapter No 5. r. A. NJ. will be held on
Monday evening next, March 9th Busi>
ness Of importance. and a full attendance of
members requested.
A beautiful lot Of Ladies' aud Gents
SelId Gold Stone Rings "A job lot Will
no sold at astonishingly low prices at ". A.
Kohlhousen's. Call carly as they will take
and soon the stock will be broken.
Bishop Peterxin will ~of6ciate 10 the Iu-
therau Church. Harper's Ferry. on Sunday
night. April 81. at this service an offering
will be asked in behalf of Missions in West
Virginia:
The Leavitt 4 Leach Combina tien gave 4
highly pleasing entertainment at W ashinytou
Rsll. on Friday evening last. The general
verdict of the audience was that it was one
OF tue best trouFes that has been 10 Charles
town for a long while.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. ". A
= k"hlh"uSen, OF This place. has opened a
branch Jewelry Store at Berryville-h:s
brother. Mr.. T F K"hlhoa>en. an csper-
fenced jeweier, and clever aud accommodat>
iaE senttensn. 10 charge
The decision of the Baltimore Annual Con
ference, NJ f. Church South, to hold its
next meeting at Churlestowu. meets the
hearty approval Of our people and that a
cordial welcome will be given this eminent
religious body We need not predict
Rev. DR. A. W Wilson, Missionar, Sec.
rotary of the NJ. Z Church South, preached
in the Methodist Church here on Sunday
morning last, and in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday night. Large congregations we're
an attendance on each occasion, and both SER
mons eloquent and forcible
Mr. Edward E. WinchelI, of New York.
was in Charlestown yesterday, making
sketches FOR Messrs. Witteman Bros pub
fishers of Souvenir Albums of Railroad
Scenery and principal cities of the United
States sketches now being made to be used
in an Album of Scenery on the line of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad From here he
goes to Riverton, Luray aud other points on
said road.
Mr.. David r Barbour, the new proprietor
of the Taylor House, Gold Sappingtou Hotel,
in this place, took chlrge of the same on
Wednesday last Mr. Barb"ur is a genial,
accomm' dating gentleman. and with the as,
si@tance of experienced persons in the various
departments Of his establishment. we hone
will rapidly increase the business of this WE'LL
known public house. Mr. w. f. Taylor,
the retiring landlord has removed with his
family to his former home, Williamsport,
Md whittier the best wishes of his friends
here attend him
A large portion of the gas-making apps
ratns of the new gas works has been put in
position By Mr.. Joseph Watson, of the firm
of Bishop 4 Watson, and the company is
gushing the works toward completion as
rapidly as possible. AT the same time a mum,