Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-10-02

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Goto Irs. A Rodrick's Cast
dIer itlding for the best
pnd el5eapest Boots and Shoes in
lie estimablewif of Judge Woods,
Die Supreme Court of Appeals, has
beehswith him hcrefor a week or more
sce-adssrtissment of Kahn 8. Co.,
who offer slo,O worth of Fall and
Winter goods. and invitc an inspec-
ton of their stock.
NIessrs. Blessing & Boiler arc erect
ing an addition to the store building
Of Mr.. Geo. II. Hagley-tin roofing
by Mr.. JAS. w. Butt.
If you want the best grades, of
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Fish and Mack
ercl, go to Mrs. E. y. Rodrick's
(East Room, Sadlcr Building).
Henry johnson, colored, was arrest
cd by Deputy L. S. Marshal Slower
last Tuesday, and taken to Clarks-
= burg, on a charge of violation of the
Internal revenue laws
Past Grand V. NJ. Firor has been
chosen Representative of Wildey
Lodge, of this place, to the Grand
Lodge of West Virginia, I. o. O. f,
which will meet i'll Wheeling, on the
23d instant.
Hon: o. s. Long, Clerk of the STU
prcmc Court of Appeals, escorted
party OF New York and Wheeling
ladies to the Luray Caverns and
Natural Bridge, and back to this
point, last week
The pocIlet-booEl of one of our bus
iness men, containing about 500,
was found, one day last week, by Mr..
George Dooley, and restored to the
owner. who was fortunate that it fell
into honest hands.
Mcssrs. II. S. Lcisenring, George
Kelsey and VIM. II. Brown have put
up aprivatc telegraph line connecting
the pOst-ollice, Major Kcarsley's
store aud the store of Mr.. Brown with
the Shenandoah Valley depot.
Our esteemed and popular friend,
Mr.. Z. II. Hughes, late s., ". r. r.
Agent at this place, has, we are
pleased to note, been appointed chief
of the important rclaying telegraph
office at Huntington, i'll this State.
S. S. DaIgarn is constantly recciv-
ing Boots and Shoes, for the fall and
winter trade, Which lie purposes to
sell at the very lowest living profits.
lie will make it to your interest to
call and see him before purchasing
elsewhere. n
The old mill at Buckles Crossing
on the B. 4 o. r. r., in this county.
belonging to Mr.. +. NJ. Pauling, of
Berkely county, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday night last. We have
not learned the origin of the fire or
amount of loss cntailcd.
wi. Nu9Gdh Drown HOW Has MS
Oyster Saloon in full blast, and is
serving the finest bivalvcs in the best
stylc-stewed fried or raw-by the
plate; and will SO continue through
the season. Will also, as usual. sup
ply the public by the measure when
desired.
Two ladies of the Catholic Society
of the Little Sisters of the Poor"
of Richmond, Va, visited Charles
town on Saturday afternoon last and
solicited contributions in aid of the
Home for the Aged and Infirm, of
both sexes, without distinction of
creed, in that city.
Mr.. James II. ROdrick, Agent, has
just returned from Baltimore with a
general stock of Dry Goods, Gro
ccries, Notions, &C., which he is open
ing at the old stand, opposite the
Hilbert Coach Factory, Main street,
and invites his old friends and the
public to give him 4 call. ADVERTISE
mcnt next week.
The Rev j. w. Tongue preached
on Sunday morning to large con-
grcgation at Oakland church. Twelve
persons were received into the NJ. L.
Church South. The Sacrament of the
Lords Supper was also administered.
The meeting continues this week.
under the direction of the Rev. Mr..
Mitchell, pastor.
The Dress Goods Counters at the
Twin Fronts, display an endless va
ricty of New Goods designs,
new colorings, and last but by no
means least, decidedly new prices
Hirschman & Co. also want to make
their place Headquarters for Gloves,
and in order to do so. have made q