Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-11-14
LOCAL lHTEllIaEncE.

ao"an, U. .. Army, from tn is
place. returned home on visit las. week.
Mr. VIM Mock ro>laid the pavement in
IRON. OF the johnson property, on West street,
:. Messrs Blessing & Beller have contracted
to erect 1.rge wheat barracks for Fl. r.
Davenport, Esq.
hadWay,s Resolvent. Radway;s Relief, Mus
tang Imminent, Ayers Medicines. for sale BY
Mr. j. G. Holmes has added an .ddi,ion.,
story to the dwelling of Mr.. H. A. Burton.
on Lawrence street. Mr.. Jas. w. Butt is
tin roofing the same
The sidewalk adjacent to the property of
Isaac FouIe, Esq on George street in rear
OF the Jail, has been graded preparatory to
the laying of a brick pavement.
On Sunday morning last, ten persons were
baptized aud admitted to membership in the
Baptist Church. Five more persons were re.
osived into the Methodist Church the Same
morning.
Never try to raise family withou. good
newspaper, provided il contains the adver-
nsement OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup; for this
valuable medicine is necessary to keen your
children in good health
5a6ln's Soap, Condray's goods and general
line of fine Toilet Articles. for sale by N1e' -
DR. CHAS. E. PRATT.
The entrance to the Presbyterian Lecture
Room has been changed from the north end
to the west side of tho church, decided
Improvement for convenience aud comfort.-
Work by Messrs Blessing & Belier
By achanse of schedule, the East-bouud
train of tho B. o. R. R. now passes Charles
town at 11:35. a. NJ West-bouud at ll:55,
A NJ Mails close via this line, for the East
at ll:l5. sharp; for the Yves, at 1l:30.
Note Paper. Fools Cap. Legal Caps aud q largo
toI OF tIne Note Paper Envelopes of all kinds.
BY Ds. cHAs sO. E. PRATT 1;.'0
hessrs Gustav Brown and Joseph Gold
smith left for Wheeling on Saturday night
lsss-tho former TO attend the meeting of the
Grand Chapter aud the latter the Grand
Lodge, of tho Masooic Order in this State
Mr.. Jas. w. Butt has contracted to nut
three furnaces in the new Episcopal Church
at HarPer's Ferry also to tin roof building
for Maj Jas. Law. Uootf Has nut tin roof
upou wing of Mrs. Susan MAXWELL dwelling
The wheat of Messrs, ~ and r. l..
Morgan. recently destroyed by fire ncsr Hall
town. was insured in the Aetna, of II artford,
(not uninsured, heretofore reported. and
the loss paid last Friday, through Mr.. r.
"A. Alexander, local sgeut of ths COMPANY
Maj. Philip Speed, aged 63. big LOUIS
Vile (Ky.) morchsut. is dead. He was pays
master during the war, an intimate of Lin
coln's-his brother James being attorney
eeueral-aud sometime revenue collector at
louisville. He married niece of Keats.
the poet. II. IT, Mcdonald. Esq of Lou
isviIe, brother of Mrs. Judge Green, of this
place, married dsugh'cr of Major Speed.
Fire was discovered in the s,ackysrd of
Mr.. 8. W. Wysong, near town, shortly before
2 o'clock on Friday morning last. and was
found to be located in n stack of straw from
which the wheat had been threshed With
the straw some shedding was destroyed. aud
threshins machine belonging to Messrs.
Weirick Il Weller. Fortunately for Mr..
Wysong. neither his wheat or barn were des-
troyed, although both were in close proxim>
ity to the fire. The machine of Messrs Wei
rick & Weller was insured, we understand,
for Sl00. The fire was doubtless of ncendi
AIRY origin.
the medical profession aud TO the pubric at
large by S. b. Hartman, II. d. in 1877 after lie
had prescribed it to over 10000 patients in al
mast every disease TO which flesh is heir.
1t is wholly composed of numerous vegetable
INGREDIENTS, each ono of which is acknowledged
bv the medical profession be the most potent
of all the herbal remedies known to medical
science.
But it's great virtue is mainly attributable to
tAe now and necnIIar proportions in which the
tho extreme care exercised in its manufacfuro
us1ne only the pure active principles, aud
gliding all that Is crude or irritating. No one
should be without Psruna.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va, November IL, 1892
Mrs: James D Parn. Mrs. f. Il. Kirlin (s).
Miss Ella FerSuson, French Bmrklry. Henry
A. Hoaser, Jno. Mention, Col. j. C. Mcdonald,
A. D. hcCoIklo t2). Chas. PerreH, Otto Rensoh.
Capt. J. M. Sentz.
Tho above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised
BENZ. F. LEIsENRINa, 2. NJ.
PUBLIC SALEs-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Friday, December 1st-Personal Props
erty, by DR.. o. G. Mix
Wednesday, December 6h.-Real Estate,
by D. B. Lucas, Special Commissioner
Our NEWEST ARRIVAL is large and su-
perbly made stock of Ladies' Cloaks. Dol
mans. Saques and Goats These goods were
purchased especially for me By an Agent, at
an Eastern Bankrupt Sale. and | can offer
them at prices lower than the manufacturers.
rangi from $3.50 to an all Wool handsome>
" trimmed Beaver at ST 50 T c,p or..