Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-11-11
Local Miscellany.
Cireait Court November 18th.

Ladies Dress Goods. s. d. HIRsCHAAN d Co.
The election passed off peaceably
in this county.
Snow-SquaIls- here on Wednesday
and Thursday last.
For good Cigars and prices, see
~entzelI's advertisement.
Corn and Wood wanted, from some
of our patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
iet & Libbey's advertisement.
We carry more Boys and Children's Clothing
Than any three stores in CharlcstoHn together.
WV. kahn d Co., Sadler building.
Look at our Special All-Wool Beaver Over
coats. In Brown, Blue and Black. They arc
Bargains. WN. KAHN & Co.. Sadlcr Building.
We arc daily adding to our Wins. Boys and
SChildrEn's Department, both in Stock and
beauty. WIZ. KAHN s. Co., Sadler Building.
We have the Clothing for yOu and your boys,
and we are selling it at much less prices than
any of our competitors. W2I. KAHN q Co.,
'SGdler Building.
Ladies' and Ch:Idren's, Mems and Boys
Underwear in. all weights. sizes and qualities
The Largest Stock VIC have ever shorn. s. D.
HIRSCnMAS & Co.
Look at our hobby Styles in Fine Dress
Suits. II money in your pockets is any COM
fort to yoa. Spu will buy Clothing of US. WH
Kahn & Co.. Sadler Building.
Don't think of buying Suit or Ovcrcoat
until yG& nave looked through our stock
Every Garment New and this Seasons Goods.
!, VIZ. KAHN II Co., Sadler Building.
The County Court was in session
east week, excepting Tuesday, } from
Monday until Friday. Inclusive.
Z. 81, c. A. meeting at their Room,
ELee Hail. next Sunday afternoon,
ats o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Rev. T. B. Shepherd preached at
wiItshire's S. II. last Sunday. We
were pleased to have call from him
yesterday.
A halt in night march. sudden change
from mas meeting i'll an oYerhcated hail.
may bring on q fatal chill Politics kill Serve
your party best by EaTin- yourself Save your
self by proper Clothing. 5. d. HIESCHMAN &
Co. the Peoples C!othters-at your service.
Our Suits and Overcoats rank Grst for Quail
ity. STYLE and Make Compare them with any
other make. and if they not Better and
Lover in Price.-qT.lty consid .rnd--hring
ta":lt back ar:d ger the npny. This applies to
the boys as well as The men. 8 D. HInscH-
MAN & Co.
Two hundred and fifty feet of
elegant new leather hose, ordered By
Messrs. BeaIl Bros & Phillips for the
Citizens Fire Company, have been re-
reivcd.
Messrs. Forrest W. B-own and
Gustav Brown have gone to Wheeling
to attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge and Grand Chapter, r. A. rs,
of this State.
Tie Ncwly elected Sheriff, Clerks
of the c6anty- and Circuit Courts,
Prosecuting Attorney, Assessors, and
nearly, ali the Justices of the Peace
and Constables, qualified before the
County Court last week.
To the Ladies' Last season VIC showed more
Ladies and Ciildren's Goats. ana sold more
han all the other Stores in Chaliestnwn COM
oincd. This season Ne IRE going - Go even
more than last year See our Ladies Goats.
Circulars. Newnarkcts. Dalmqn~ and Ills, RS
and the newest thing ii ladies Short Nr!--.
I.iiss"s AID Ehildrens COATS, HIy"l0'Is c.1d
S2iki2g jackets. II oar p2; ular Tow I;ic"s.
8. ID HEsc1MA% & Co
On Thursday, Oct. 80, 1854, at the
residence of the bride. Eir. John
Stump aged about so years. aud
Miss Margaret '5encindivcr. nearly 40
years of-&ge, I'll OF Berkeley county.
were united in the holy bands Of
mstrimony.
Mrs. Belle W. Gallaher and Miss
A. V. Wilson, Principals of Mt. Far
So Female Institute, have moved
their school into the Mt. Parvo build
ing, and Rev. Mr.. Campbell now oc-
cupies the rev John Stephenson Fe-
male Seminary building.
Prayer meeting every night this
week, at the rooms of the Y. n. C.
a, beginning promptly at clock
and continuing one hour On
wednesday night Union prayer meet
ing in the Baptist church. the minis
tiers of the town participating.
The funeral of Hon. C. j. FauIk-
her. on Monday of last week, was
attended by about two thousand per-
sons, embracing a'aargc number OF
members Of the legal profession and
other distinguished citizens and
friends from various points. His re-
mains were escorted to the grave by
the Masonic fraternity, headed by
the City Band, members Of the bar.
officers Of the Court, and rouncilmen
and:oIiicers of the town. All places
of business in Martinsburg were
closed during the time occupied by
the funeral ceremonies.
The Town Council, on Friday night
last, directed the Street Committee
TO examine into the irregularities in
the line of the cast end of North
alley, and ascertain what should be
done to remedy the defect. The
crossings over Congress street at Mil
drcd and Samuel streets were ordered
to be repaired. The Street Comittcc
was authorized to purchase and erect
i've additional street lamps, to repair
thesidewal!l on Water street at Evitt' $
FUN, and TO have the remainder of the