Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-09-04


China, Glass, Queensware, &c.
IS s., v. r. R. mail train northward
now passes Charlestown at 1922, p.
instead of :l2, as heretofore.
3e fine Union Band will accom-
pany the Winchester cxcursionists to
the Masonic picnic at Island Park,
September 9TH.
Rev. DIR. Huntington, of Columbian
University, preached an able sermon
\ in the PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sun
day pOrning last.
Armstrong, Gator & Co., 237 w.
BaIt. ST., Baltimore, are the largest
importers of Ribbons, Millinery, &C.,
south of New York.
= The Y. NJ. c. a. will hold q meet.
ing at their Room, (Lee HalI), next
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
VIM. j. c. Dulany & Co., 332 w.
Bait. ST., Baltimore, Booksellers and
Stationers, keep constantly on hand 81
fine stock in their line.
The Adams Shirt Factory, 234 w.
Ba!t. st., Baltimore, is the place to go
for the best Fine Shirts. Call there
when you so to the Oriole
DR.. I. S. Tanner, of this county.
has been appointed member Of the
advisory board for the Washington
County. Nd, agricultural fair.
We were pleased to meet our former
ccuntym&n. Charles Davies, Esq, of
Washington, d. G., in Charlestown
last Tuesday. lie still has an abiding
love for old Jefferson.
We return thanks 20 the Wheeling
Reyiste" fer pamphlet copy Of the
able letters Of Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson,
to that paper, in regard to the West
Virginia University.
Chas. N. S!icT. No. .. y. Liberty
D ST., Baltimore, manufactures Pianos
of perfect tone and workmanship. and
elegant in appearance. Call upon
him when You go to the Oriole.
Mr. Jas. w. Butt has tin rooted
the Eagle Machine Company's new
Oshop, and will tin roof the new Wheat
land depot on the S. V. Il. r., being
erected by Messrs. Blessing & Bcllcr.
The excursion OF the Winchester
and Martinsba:g Sunday Schools to
Island Park, last Thursday, was large
ly attended, and the occasion cnliv-
encd by the presence OF the three
Winchester Bands.
One OF the oldest and best houses
in Baltimore is that of Hamilton
Faster & Sons, 1879 W. Bait. street.
Their stock of Dry Goods comprises
everything in that line. Orio!c Wis
Itors. give them Il call.
If you expect to attend the Bal
tinorc OrioIe next week, and wish to
purchase q good Piano whilst in the
city, stop at the extensive establish
mcnt OF VIM. Knabc & Co., 2Ol W.
Baltimore street. His instruments
arc exceptionally fine.
The leading shopping store on Lex
ington street, Baltimore, is that of
Messrs. Posncr Bros. where you can
find almost everything Imaginable,
Dand many articles at prices that will
astonish you for chcapncss. Go and
see them, Oriole week.
The Eagle Machine Co. has pur-
chased q steam engine, and the Con-
struction Committee has been author
lied by the Board of Directors TO pur-
chase the necessary machinery for
the immediate equipment Of the ma
chine shop, now about completed.
See the new advertisement of
Mcssrs. WIN. Kahn & Co., liz this
issue. At their stand in the Sadlcr
Building. Will be found an immense
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing,
for men, youths, boys and children;
also Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Trunks, Nalises, &c. Call and in
spcct the grand array.
In our issue this week appears the
card of Messrs. Welsh & Bro, of the
late !irn of Garfield, Bro. & Co., so
long ana favorably llno wn to many of
our people. The AIcssrs. Welsh are
located at No. 225 w. Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore, and are well and favorabIy
known as correct and reliable gen.
tlcmcn i'll all their transactions.
Messrs. J. Hop. Woods, of the
Barbour Jcfcrso"ian, NJ. +. Hall, of
the Philippi Republican, and Sam'l
V. Woods-thc first and last named
sons of Judge Woods of the Supreme
Court of ppcals-caIled to sec us
last Friday. They are all pleasant,
affable gentlemen, and we will be
pleased to have them visit us again.