Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-11-06

s2SstA. All axe GOENldlAy IHFlGeu.
j. Goldsmith, of this place,
ssaarded first premium at the
IsgerstoBhsfair for a handsome silk
quilt.
Work has been begun on the foun-
dation Of house on the lot of Nj.
Joseph Goldsmith, on south Charles
street.
A movement is on foot to get a
public road through from Kabletown
to the new WheatIand depot on the
S. V. r. r.
We received visits yesterday from
Mr.. Harry Snyder, of the Shepherds
town Register, and brother little, its
executor.
a slate roof is being put on the
Episcopal church, and the interior
of the building is to be newly fres-
coed aud otherwise improved.
Mr.. Jas. H. Robinson, of Harper's
Ferry, was awarded first premium
[$15) for best thoroughbred mare, at
the Frederick City, Nd, Fair.
If you want Clothing that will fit
well, wear well, and give general sat
1sfaction, call on S. D. Hirschman &
Co., of Goldsmith's Twin Fronts.
We need Wood and Corn, and
would like some Of our subscribers
to bring US sope at once-or the
Money will be just as acceptable.
Dir. Jas. w. Butt has contracted to
tin roof buildings for Mcssrs. w. II.
T. Lewis, Andrew Aldridge, H. o.
Talbot, D. ". Border and John II.
Bishop.
Call at the Twin Fronts, and ex-
smine their Second Stock of hand
some Fall Millinery; also Big Line of
Cioaks, DoIlnans, listers, Jackets,
Circulars, etc,
Serena, the little thrce-year-old
child of Mr.. Jas. w. Butt, fell from a
chair last,Friday, and broke her arm.
DR.. c. T. Richardson gave her sur
gical attention.
Everybody is admiring KAHN &
Co.'S Fine Line of Boots and Shoes {;
they arc very reasonable in price, and
every pair sold at our place war
rantcd to give satisfaction.
Eugene Jobc, sonof Mr.. J. j. Jobe,
OF this county, was awarded the suit
of clothes at the. late Winchester Fair
by the enterprising clothicr, Mr.. N.
kohn, to the best boy rider.
Mcssrs. Isaac Fouke, f. w. Bed
niger and J. II. L. Hunter, Special
Commissioners, sold IL acres of land
near the Old Furnace, on Wednesday
last, to Mr. F. p. Lynch, for $500.
In MEMS Wear, such as. Clothing,
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc., S. D.
Hirschman & Co. offer big bargains,
on account of being crowded for
room.
Childrcn's Clothing, from 3 years
up to II years of age, in very large
assortment, which we will sell at as
tonishingly low figures. Ladies are
invited to inspect them, at WA. KAHN
& Co.'S, the Clothiers.
Mothers, don't forget when you arc
in want of Boys Clothing, to call at
the Twin Fronts, as you have both
the advantage of looking through their
line of Boys Clothing as we'll as Piece
Goods. Prices guaranteed absolute
ly the Lowest.
Just received from New York City,
Headquarters for Fine Clothing and
Custom-Made Work, 1000 Mems,
Youths, Boys, School, and Chill
drcn's Overcoats, and they will be
sold 25 per cent. less than you can
buy them anywhere else, at KAHN &
Co.'S, the King of Clothicrs.
Four guinea fowls were stolen from
a coop in front of Mr.. j. Ran. Rod
rick's store, after dark on Thursday
night, and chicken left in the coop
with its head wrung off; the thief
being frightened away and compelled
to drop it. A bold robbery, certain
ly; as the act was done in the full
view of the open store front, with the
light in full blast.
George Washington, wcll-known
and respectable colored man, former,
ly slave and faithful servant of the
late Samuel Wright, died on Monday
oflast week, near Summit Point, aged
63 years. His pathway to the grave
was soothed by the kindness and care
of DR.. II. c. Beckham and family, Of
his former masters household, fol
which his immediate relatives desire
us, in their behalf, to return theil
sincere thanks.