Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-03-13
Local Miscellany.

So.aS VA eui pttEohS, as early as pos
y Virgins storm failed to come to
time
Mr. W. c. Carroll has our thanks
sSior late Florida papers
Master Frank Eichelberger, third
Junior of the Martinsburg Statesman,
paid us a call last Friday
Mr. Aaron Hefebower has sold to
Mr. ThOs- E. Shoemaker his farm
near Ripon, containing 16s acres, at
$50 per acre, cash
VIM Vincent, an aged eolored man
for long while in the employ of Mr..
Michael McMahon. died suddenly on
Tuesday night last
The Y H. c. il VIII hold a meet
ing in the Baptist Church, next
Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. All
are cordially invited
Rev Dr. j. MeKeadree Refley. of
the NJ E Church, stopped and Wis
tied the family of AR Jacob Starry.
IN this place, whilst enroute to Con-
ference. at Winchester, last week.
Shenandoah Lodge, No. b, L. o.
e. T.. extends cordial welcome to
all visiting Good Templars to meet
with it this ('ruesday) evening. at 4
O'Clock CHAs- Z. SEAL, Wet.
Miss KATIE RoHE, W. Sec'y.
The Martinsburg Herald says.
Grey T. b Shepherd. of Charlestown,
preached in the Baptist Church Sun
day He is an eloquent, impressive
speaker, appealing to the sense, to
the finer feelings. and thus thoroughly
enlisted the attention of his au-
dience"
Mr. W w Wentzell, of HarDer's
Ferry. has placed US under obliga-
tons for a box of his choice brand of
Twilight Cigars. for which we re-
turn thanks Mr. W is one of our
most enterprising manufacturers, and
his reputation as maker of frst-class
GOODS IS WSI known
Mr. Geo H. HagIey now offers
the public the benefit of great reduc-
tons in the prices of winter Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, &c. which he proposes
to offer at astoaEshingIy low prices
for cash lie has still large stock
from which to select, and those who
want such goods should give him
call See advertisement in this issue.
The Methodist Church is now light
ed by gas, with handsome fixtures.
The entire work Of introducing it into
the building was cxpedItiously done
by Mr. John H. Bishop, in the short
space of little over two days Mr.
Bishop requests Us to state that he
has just received large supply of
gas pipe and fittings, and is prepared
to fill all orders in his line
Mrs Mary 0'Brfen, aged 81 years.
of Harrisonburg. Va, died suddenly.
of rheumatism of the heart, at the
residence of her relative, Air. Rein
Shugart, in this place, whom sic had
been visiting, On Sunday afternoon
last She had long been member of
the Methodist Church, and was an
tieipating the pleasure of attending
the session of the Baltimore Confer
enee, which meets here Tomorrow
In view of the fact that our town
viii soon be filled with large NUM-
Der of strangers to be entertained.
and that our citizens will need extra
quantity of house keeping goods.
Joseph Goldsmith, ever mindful of
the wants of his customers and of
the public generally, has recently
added largely to his stock and this line
of goods. and invites the attention of
buyers Just received Ladies' &
Gents Shoes Gents Hats, spring
style. newest fashions
a call has been extended to and
accepted by the Rev Dallas Tucker,
of Wooster, Ohio. to take charge of
Zion Episcopal Church, of this place,
to fill the vacancy occasionetl by the
recent resignation of the Rev. DIR.
W H. Meade, who goes to Phlladel-
phia- Sir Tucker is son of the late
DE- David Tucker, of Richmond, Va.
and nephew of the Hon. J. Ran.
Tucker. of that State. He is young
man. and. we understand, an able
minister He will preach his open
ing sermon here of the 22d of April
Mr. Franz F. Oehm. of Winchcs-
ter, has removed his extensive 3Ier-
chant Tailoring establishment into
the fine, capaeious room recently oc-
cupied by Mr. F. BIankner, in the
Evans building, Main street, in that
city. He has now one of the largest