Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-21
Local Miscellany.

Local Miscellany.
For good Cigars and prices, see
Wentzell's advertisement.
Corn and Wood wanted, from some
of our patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
let & Libbey's advertisement.
Mr.. G. w. Bane has lost about
fifty shoats and pigs by cholera.
Is it not time to think of Heavier Under
wear We have some unusual Bargains in
Shat line. WIN. KAHN s. Co., Outfttcrs, Sad
der Building.
Young Folks. we are celebrated for Nobbv
styles. and show the lOveiest Patterns. Nothing
IKE 1t to be seen elsewhere. Welead in every
thing WN. KAuS & Co., Sadler Building.
Clothing! The Largest VARIETY The most
Elegant Styles! Dml6ie the quantity shown
in any other establishment, and Prices the
Lowest. WIN. KAHN & Co.. Sadlcr Building
The only Entirely New Stock of Fashionable
Clothing in the city. Our Clothing speaks for
itself We are prepared to meet the wants of
the.t times. WM. KAHN & Co., Sadler Building.
Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at their Room,
(Iee Hall, next Sunday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
If we do anything well, we ought to do sur
prfsingly well in OvercOats aud Odd Pants.-
The stock is large. our assortment uneuualled
and Prices the Lowest. s. D. HIRsCnMAN s.
Co.
We have the Goods the Qualities. the Prices.
the Trade I: and the lasts first. for if we hadn't
the trade VIC couldn't afford TO keep the goods
and the qualities, nor to sell them ut the prices
5: ID. HIRSCHMAN 81 Co.
OvcrcOats. They are Superb. Glove Fitting
FaultlesS. We ask an inspection to satisfy ali
that our assortment is true to the letter. WM
KAHN & Co., the Leading and Popular
GhOshiers. Sadlcr Building
Ou3 Clothing Department. for Men. Youths.
Boys and Children, is not only ready for Fall
show you such big assortment nor such Low
Prices. 5. D. HIRscHMAN & Co.
The Kitty Rhoades troupe, which
became so popular here few months
ago, is playing three weeks engage
ment at Stanton, Va.
Mr.. John II. Bishop is erecting an
iron frame for stationary awning in
front and partly on the side of the
Store of Mr.. Geo. H. Hagley.
Eleven freight cars were wrecked
on the S. V. r. r., near Shepherds
town, last Tuesday evening, caused
Ivy one OF the cars jumping the track.
We are now showing a full line of Ladies'
and Ch.ldrrf'S Trimmed Hats and Bnauct;
from our o~n w"rkrnpm. which VIC are con-
fdcnt viii n'' only b. found equal to tl,.. best
City @tvi@~. Int considerably Lower liz Price
s. D. lI3SCHMA& Il Co.
Rev. j. S. Lefevre, OF Winchester
PresbYtery, has been elected, as an
assistant to DR.. John Lcyburn, pastor
of the Associate Reformed church,
Baltimore.
George, little son of Mr.. Louis
DiehI, was thrown from horse on
Saturday last, and severely cut about
tue head. DIR. G. Z. Mason gave him
surgical attention.
The dinners and snppers given for
the benefit of the Citizens Fire Com
pany, last week, were we'll patronized,
and netted, we understand, in the
neighborhood of $500.
KEEP WAnM.-A great variety of
Ladies and Chiidren's Wraps-Dol-
mans. Nrwmaster's Russian Circu-
lars, HaverIocks and Coats, of the
latest designs, at BURNS & SuUGEnT's.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was administered in the Presby-
terrain Church in this place on Sunday
morning last, with the usual pre-
iiminary services on Friday and Satur-
day previous.
Mr. Jas. w. Butt, for the purpose
of better displaying his large and at
tractive stock of Stoves, Tinware,
&C., has erected substantial sta
tionary awning in front of his place of
business on Charles street.
In the awards of the Winchester
Fair, Mr.. VIM. N. Clements, master
eff transportation, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, took the premium for best
dairy herd. exhibited from his farm
near Summit Point in this county.
Mrs. Mary j. MoIer has purchased
aportion of the lot of Mr.. Geo. w.
Armentrout, (35 feet 'front.' on the
south side of West Main street, and
is having work commenced on the
foundation for a dwelling upon the
same.
Several of our churches have hccn
more or less improved in their in
terror recently-Zion Episcopal re-
frescocd, painted and newly carpe-
ted; the Methodist newly carpcted;
and the Presbyterian Lecture Room
improved by new seats and otherwise.
Rev. DR.. a. C. Hopkins has pur-
chased of the John Stephenson Fe-
male Seminary Company the lot lying
east of the one upon which the new
seminary building has just been cree
ted, containing a fraction over two
acres, at the price of $500 per acre.