Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-04-08
Local Miscellany.
! thunderstorm here last wednes-

In variety, at Gustav
Mr.. Gustav Brown has for sale q
6ne assortment of elegant Easter
Cards.
We return thanks to Col. E. p. G.
Lewis, of HOboken, for late New
Jersey papers.
The Presbytery of Winchester will
hold its spring session in NIartinsburg,
beginning on the 10th of April.
Gum Coats and Umbrcllas-just received a
new invoice ut WIN. kahn Il Co.'s, Sadlcr
Building.
Several persons in the n%eighbor-
hood of Harper's Ferry have recently
suffered by thefts of bacon, wheat,
chickens, &c.
The Winkler property, on the cor
ner of West street and North alley,
has been purchased by Mr.. Elias
Lunsford, for $500
Our Corporation election will be
held May 22d. Candidates are becom-
ing much talked of, but only two as
ycls iIS dLluOuuCGu.
Bishop Peterkin will visit Shop
herdstown April 9th, Harper's Ferry
April 10th. Charlestown April 18th,
and Middleway and Leetown April
18th.
In the Supreme Court of Appeals
ut Wheeling, Bilmyer rs. Sherman,
jefferson county. Reversed and re-
handed. Heflcbower Us. DERRICK;
writ of error allowed; bond $3.50.
Mr.. Geo. T. Light, with the work
manship of Mr.. j. w. Blessing and
his corps of empIoyees, is transforming
the centre room of the Market-House
Building into a handsome Drug Store.
If you want Dress for Easter. call and see
US. and we will be pleased to show. you our as
sortlnent- 8 D. HIRscENAS II Co
Mr. E. K Ludwig, late s. " r. r.
Agent at this place, has hecn appoint
ed Train Dispatcher. with headquar-
at Mines, and Mr. j. n. PendIeton
succeeds Mr.. Ludwig as agent here.
Maj. James w. Green, a prom
incnt citizen of CuIpcper, Va,
[hrothcr of Judge T. c. Green, of
this place,) who was stricken with
paralysis a few days ago, died last
Tuesday.
Mr. W. c. Carroll and his estima-
BILE wife and neice have removed from
our town to Winchester. w regret
to lose them from Charlcstown, but
wish them much happiness in their
new home.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered in the Pres
byterian Church in this town on Sun
day morning, April 18th. Prepare
tory services Friday and Saturday
preceding
Ruling Elder Emanuel Sch3cffer
has been chosen by the Session of the
Presbyterian Church of Charlestown
to represent it at the I'rcsbytery in
Martinsburg. Ruling Elder Geo. II.
Turner, Alternate.
Mrs. Taylor, of Washington, offers
Bargains in Millinery, at the room
lstely occupied by Mr.. C. y. Eby.
Will only remain until Thursday.
Call at once, and see how low She
sells. See advertisement.
An u~noccupied building belonging
to Joseph Trapnell, Esq, was de-
stroyed by fire shortly after midnight
Saturday night. Loss about $3.50
insured in the Continental, Washing
ton & Alexander Agents, for $500.
We offer Bargains in Boys and Children's
Clothing. Mothers. you urc respectfully in
vited to inspect them, W~- kAHS& Co.. Sad,
Ter Building.
Messrs. VIM. Kahn & Co. exhibit
, further enterprise in their advertising
department by sending out handsome
pictures and cards, of which we have
been sem specimens. See their new
invoices of Spring Goods in every
style and variety.
The annual period for the floral
decoration of the Confederate sol
diers' graves is approaching. Let
proper actionin the matter be taken
in time by the Lee Memorial Asso-
citation, so az to secure a crcditablC
observance of the occasion.
The amount of damage by recent
fire to the Lee Hall Building of Maj.
Jas. Law. Hoof, in which the SPIRIT
office is located. has been satisfac-
toriIy adjusted and paid by the Fred.
erick County (9Id.) Mutual Fire In,
surancc Company.
Mr.. S. I. Marklc, of the neigIrbor.
hood of Middleway, had 8 difficulty
with ar. VIM. II. Moore, in the sa,
loon of the latter in this place, OF
Wednesday afternoon last, in which
Mr.. Moore was painfully shot by tho
former in the right arm. Markle was
held to bail by Justice Burnett, tc
appear before the next grand, jury
Mr: Geo. c. Thomas, the enter