Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-09-12
LbcAL IkIELLIoERcE.
WANTED "A few loads Of Good Wood.


The BIT. Hope Sunday School will have
picnic on the Shenandoah next Saturday.
The Loudoun county fair commences in
days.
The West Virginia Grand Lodge, 1. O.
Good Temrlars, will convene in Shepherds
town tomorrow.
Frank Cockrill and VIM. Dobsou, of this
place. have been very i'll of Typhoid Fever,
at Roanoke, Va.
Several Turks, men and women, with
trained bear, attracted attention upon our
streets yesterday.
You can buy Casbmeres and Black Alnocos
for less than cost at DAVID 40 WELL's.
The Spirit Of Jefferson will be sent to new
subscribers for the Campagne-from now
until November 1st, 1SS2,-for so Cents,
CASH in Advance.
Mr.. David johnson, former owner and
operator of Shannondale Wooden Factory, IN
this county, died at that locality on Saturday
night last. at an advanced age.
Mrs. E. A. B. Henderson has sold.
through V. NJ Firor's agcucy, ten acres of
the East half of her 20 acre lot on the South
side of the Bloomery Turnpike, to Mr..
Robert BrothertOn, for s+2 so per acre
The membership of Zion Baptist Church,
of Berryville, and NJ. E. and Second Baptist
Churches, of Ghsrlestowu, (Colored,) will
have an excursion to Harrisburg, Pa, Sep,
TENDER l4th. Round trip fare from Charles
town, Sl,S5.
At DAVID HOwELL's ven can buy Chill.
dren's Shoes ut Is cts, so aud 60 per pair
RI. Rev. Jno. J. Kesne, of the Catho lie
Diocese of Richmond. will deliver Lecture
in Washington Hall, Charlsstowr, on Thurs
day, September 14th. Subject-'tThe Biblo
of the Present Day" Lecture to commence
at 1880, z. NJ. The public cordially invited
TO attend.
A match game of base ball Played last
Wednesday, between tho cred STAR and
''Red Stocking" clubs, resulted iu favor of
the former, by score of to 5. On Sstur-
day match game was plsyed here between
the NJ illwood GLIB and the Rcd Stars'-
score II to in favor of the Litter
The Executive Committee Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. of Maryland and West Virginia, have de-
oided 10 holl Convention in Cbarlestown,
Oct. 18th. 13sh, l4th, and 18th, and Sc
ries ofmeotiDgs will begin on Thursday night.
of which due notice will be given These
meetings arc public, and all are invited
Mems Hats in great variety at DAVID HOW
ELLIS, for less than cost. Sept. S. 1882.
The select reading by Miss Capps, has
been postponed until Friday evening, at s
O'Clock, at Washington Hall, tho weather
being so Indictment Monday night Let
the young folks turn out en- mossc to hear this
talented young lady. She is q graduate of
the Leachc Wood Seminary st Norfolk, w.
Admission 25 ceu,s.
Isaac n. Carter, E>q., for many years pro-
Prietor of the Garter House." in this place,
and we'll known aud highly esteemed By our
people, died at the residence of his daughter
Mrs. +. Fl. Campbell, in Cumberland, Nd.
on Sunday last. aged about ~ years. His
remains were inferred at Eige- Hill Cemetery,
this rllce, yesterday.
The s. v. r. r will give special excur
sion to Baltimore, from all principal pofuts
on its line, for the accommodation of persons
desiring to attend the coming Oriole Celebra-
ton, aud will sell round trip tickets at spe>
oiaf reduced rates. Sale of tickets to COM
mence Sept. 1lth, and continue four days,
and good to return until Sept. 10th.
Ladies, cloaks chearer than ever before
On Sunday morning last the Rev. DR.. Hun
tingtOn, of Columbian University, preached
In the Baptist Church, and the Rev. Jno P
Strider in the Presbyterian Church. Sunday
night Bishop A. W. Wilson preached in the
NJ. E. Church South. The Rev. j. l.. Ship
ley preached at tho Woods Meeting at Oak
land Church Sunday morning, and raised bv
subscription and collections, about SITS of
the $500 needed to complete the church ed,
ifoer there. The Rev. DR.. A. G. Hopkins
preached at Beulah Sunday afternoon.
We were shocked to learn, on Wednesday
last, of the sudden and unexpected death, at
Roanoke, Va, of Miss ELLA BELLER, aged
2l.years, only daughter of Mr.. c. E. BelIer,
formerly of this place, which occurred that
morning. After having been i'll for some DAYS
previous, of Typhoid Fever, she was, on tho
morning Of her death, considered much bet
ter, but the fatal change came very suddenly,
aud in very short while she breathcd her
last. She was of the most amiable and cheer
full disposition, and among her young friends
was general favorite, her engaging manners
and cheerful disposition under all circum
stances winning their highest esteem and
most cordial friendship. Ather own hcarth>
stono she leaves a void which Garth can never
fila dutiful, affectionato, helpful daughter,
and loving sister. is no more. Her remains
were brought to Charlestowu and inferred in
Edge-Hill Cemetery, on Thursday last