Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-11-18

cOur customers are our best advertisers
Clothing we sell are first-class in every partic-
NI1r. WN. KAHN 81 Co.. Sadler Building.
We carry the largest and most complete stock
OF Black Dress Goods in town. Prices ubao-
4Hteay the Lowest. 8. d. HGRsnMAN 81 Co.
North alley, between Samuel and
Mildred streets, has been Mead
amixed.
w We C. salI special Sttsnton to the advertise
Rochester, N. Y. who is in want of more sales
Enan. NlS-6t.
We never mtsrepresent any Garment. We
show the largest stock of Clothing of Hny house
ia this town, aud sell at very Lowest Prices.
VIZ. KAHN i Co., Sadlcr Building.
Mr. j. w. Blessing is erecting a
dwelling for Mr.. r. A. Colston, in
Clarke county.
Miss Minnie Chambers, of Harper's
Ferry, who has been critically ill for
some weeks, is convalescing.
Mr.. J. w. Blessing is putting
fine covering upon the iron awning
frame Of Mr.. Geo. H. Hagley.
The Shepherdstown Democracy
will have torchlight procession and
illumination, this (Tuesday) evening.
7. n. G. A. meeting at their Room,
(Lee Hall, next Sunday afternoon,
At 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Our Customers Will gladly tell you their ex-
perience bypurcllasing from US. Mothers. you
are especially invited to examine our large
stock in Childrea's Suits and Overcoats VIZ.
KAHE 4 Co, Sadlar Building.
Mr. john f. Hilbert has nearly
completed handsome four-whecl
hose carriage for the Citizens Fire
Company.
B. & o. passenger cars are now
supplied With axes, saws, sledge-
hammers and buckets, for use in case
of accidents.
Mr. Geo. W. Armentrout has be-
gun the excavation for the foundation
Of dwelling; on the corner of Main
st. and Mt. Parvo avenue.
# cloths are down u good deal. Cloaks ought
TO be down little. Cloaks are stuff and work
Stun IL down and work isn't up. Where are
Nloaks Lowest Where arethe Best? Where
are the Most to Choose from. s. D. HIRsCH-
NAN & Co.
Meme and Boys Clothing we oughtn't to ad-
y9rtist: except to tell some news about them
anesnt everybody know where to go for Ready
Made Clothing. Isn't it we'll enough under
F1oOd'that we have the Biggest Stock aud the
Lewcst Prices. S. d. HIRscnMAx & Co.
All the New Shapes in Mems aud Bows Stiff
and Soft Hats. An unusnal large Stock of I'm
dcrWc7r aud Gloves. Hosiery and Neckwear
md agent for the Renowned STANDARD White
Shirt. made of 3lUO Linen Wamsutta Muslin
Rainfnrccd Bosam and perfect fit. 8. d.
HIEsCHMAN & Co.
Joseph Trapnell, Esq, Trustee,
sold the dweIling-house of Mr.. Jno.
" Taylor, on Liberty street, on
Tuesday Hast, to AIR Gerard u.
Moore, for 1856.
bishop Peterkin preached in Zion
Gpiscopai) Churc!, on Sunday last.
morning and evening. The Rev.
Hr. Gibson, OF Middleway, assisted
in the evening services.
Capt. Jos. Z Hess, of DuflicId's
Depot, has agreed TO set apart piece
ground for cemetery at that place,
and = stock company is ts be formed
to give it permanent establishment.
A young white man named Joseph
hcFalI, from Mt. Jackson, was at
tackled by two negroes, Wesley Hon
esty and Clint Banks, in Winchester,
soon after the Democratic procession
was over on Friday night last, and
struck on the head with brick, from
which he died during the night. The
parties were arrested and lodged in
Jail.
Henry Harris, tramp charged
with housc-bresking and robbery,
escaped from jail in this plsce, by
scaling the wall whilst out in the
yard. onThursday last. A reward
of SIS is offered for his apprehension.
He is about % years old, 5 #. 8 in.
high, has dark hair, and was dressed
IN black sack coat and gray pants.
He lis known to have crossed the
Shenandoah river to the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Old MiddIeway spread herself in
a celebration of the Democratic vic
tory on Friday night last. The
Charlestown and N1iddIeway Bands
headed large torchlight procession,
which marched over the town, (briI-
liantly illuminated for the occasion,)
and then out to ScolIay's hill, where
an immense bonfire, consuming five
cords of wood, some gallons of coal
oil and quantity of tar, lighted up
the country for miles around. After
returning to the town addresses were
delivered by Hon. w. L. Wilson,
Col. Frank Beckwith, Hon. Jno. w.
Grantham and Messrs. Henry Jen-
nlngs and L. A. Melton. Capt. S.
d. Engle oficiated as Chief Marshal.