Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-15
Local Miscellany.

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Fertilizer Co., has just been turned
out at the Eagle works.
y We need Wood and Corn, and
would like some of our subscribers
to bring us some at once.
The Brown Chemical Co., of Bal
timore, sends out good Annual, for
a copy of which we return thanks.
For Soft Coal and Sawed Hickory
Wood, go to Handle and Spoke Fac
tory of MussELMAN & Son. J15-4t.
7. N. C. A. meeting at their Room,
EIee Hall, next Sunday afternoon,
ats o'clock. All are cordially invited,
Read the New Advertisement of WIN. KA1N
II Co.'S Clothing, at half their value. in order
70 make room for their Spring Stock. tMh1.
Mr.. Isaac II. Faulkner, Jr., has
been elected Mayor of Winchester.
We. extend our personal congratula-
TONS.
Thanks to Harry c, Nicely for an
elegant Calendar from the old relia-
BILE Hat Establishment of Eli Keen &
Sons, Philadelphia
The Sarah Zane Fire Company, of
Winchester, design to purchase a
steam engine, and steps have been In
! augurated looking to that end.
Three candidates for admission into
the United Brethren Church were
baptized, by immersion, at Flowing
Spring, On Sunday afternoon last.
SIagIe Souders, the little son of Mr.,
u. B. Souders, was severely hurt by
being struck by large sled, on Lib
erty street, en- Saturday night last.
You are particularly requested to attend our
Bargain saAe Of ell wintcr Goods. which must
be sold. s. D. HtRsCnMAN u Co.
ADRIAN Whiting, coIored man for
anerly belonging to William Buffers
estate, died in Shepherdstown on
Tuesday night last, in the 87th year
of his age.
Mcssrs. Earnshaw & Dooley have
contracted to tin roof the new build
ing now in course of erection by Mr..
J. c. Holmes for the Valley Fertilizer
Company.
Messrs. Jos. & J. F. Libbcy, ex-
tcnsive Lumber Merchants of 3Ol8
Water St. Georgetown, D, c., send
us the Aandsomest Calendar for 1884
that we have seen,
Mr.. John d, Hobbs, formerly of
Harper's Ferry, died in Pittsburg.
Pa, few days ago, of injuries re-
ccived by a fall from piIe-driver, at
a height of about twenty-five feet,
In our notice of the g Swanpood-
lers'" parade, published in our last,
Owe omitted to mention the Eagle ma
chine Company, which was represent
ed by wagon in the Trades Display.
$500 to $500, at WIN. KAHN & Co.'S, the
Leading Clothiers.
a. The well-knuwn and ever popular
OClara Wildman Dramatic Troupe
old favorites with Charlestown play
goers-we understand, will probably
appear here the latter part of this
month.
The Rev. Dir. Bobst, of ttarper's
Ferry, has received and accepted a
call to the Clearspring md. charge,
Lutheran Church, embracing St.
Paul's, st. Peters and Tabor congre-
cations.
The Washington correspondent of
the Wheeling Register learns from
Jas. D. Butt, Esq, that an offer of
81, 900, cash, is made by new party
for the government property at Har-
per's Ferry.
The store-room of our former towns
man, Mr. J. F. Voorhees,, of Harrison
burg, Va, was broken into on Friday
night week, and small amount of
money secured and few articles of
merchandise distracted.
Rev. Dallas Tucker, rector of Zion
acburch, in this place. has had placed
in his hands the first Prayer Book
used in that church. 1t is a large
leather bound volume, dated 1906
and is perfectly preserved.
The Fonrth Quarterly Meeting for
,Charlpstown Charge, NJ. T.. Church
South, was held "T Saturday and
Sunday last the Presiding Elder Rev.
DR.. Whisner. preaching Saturday
evening and Sunday morning
We have Op ned this wcels> lhe Largest.
Cheapest and HahdsOmEcst line of HambVIrgs
ever offered here. and the now on our
counters ready for your inspection. Also q
big line Of Spring Carpet will arrive this week
S. d HIRsCH&AN & Co Successors tod. Gold
smith
Messrs. Burns & Shugart (succcs-
sors to w. c. Carroll & Co. have
filed up their stock with New Goods,
and now offer to the public full and
complete supply in every department
of their trade. Advertisement next
week.
Mr.. Milton Chambers, formerly d
+h;s county. was, thrown from the plat.