Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-04-22
Local MISCELLANY.

County Court May 9Th; Circuit
Court May goth.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
lst& Libbey's advertisement.
The West Virginia Democrats are
solid for Tilden and Hendricks.
Mr.. Geo. w. Anderson is erecting
the woodwork of the Second Baptist
Church, .CoIored.
Mr.. C. o. Lambert, formerly of
this county, is announced as a can
didate for Mayor of Martinsburg.
Housckeepers will find here everything New,
Choice and Staple. aud Reasonable Prices:2
{. d. HIRscHNAN & Co.
Y. N. c.. A. meeting at their Room,
Gee HaII,) next Sunday afternoon,
ats o'clock. All arc cordially invited.
Farmers in want of FISH by the 100 or 1000
win do well to see me before buying:
Bcrryville, Va.
To see the latest styles in Clothing
for Gents, Boys and Children, and
for everybody, go to HagIcy's Temple
of Fashion.
Shenandoah Milling Co. have made
another reduction in prices. Their
attractive advertisement can be found
in smother column.
The vet weather has kept our
farmers back with their spring pIow-
ing, but they are now pushing it
forward rapidly, to make up for lost
time.
Mr.. F. T. Castle, Photographer,
has concluded to remain in Charles
town 4 while longer, and hopes that
those who desire work in his line will
send in their orders at once.
For Hats for Men and Boys, go direct to
VIZ. KAHS d Co.'S Hat Emporium.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Matthaei, of
Martinsburg, celebrated their silver
wedding on Monday of last week.
Their relatives, Mr.. Gustav Brown
and wife, of this place, were in at
tendance.
r. S. ~Lciscnring has for sale a
handsome Book Rack; ; also, a copy of
Biblical Lights and Side Lights-tcn
thousand illustrations, with thirty
thousand cross-rcferenccs, &c.-by
Rev. Chas. f. Little.
You'll shortly find in our Millinery Depart
ment 4 handsome display of Trimmed and I'm
trimmed BOnnets and HITS. S. d. HIRsCH-
Man C Co.
". n. Firor, Real Estate Agent, of
this place, has been appointed agent
for the territory comprising Jefferson
and t%he*ceunties of Loudoun. Clarke,
Warren and Page, in Virginia, for the
saIe of the Northern Pacific R. r. Co.
Lands.
3Ir. J4s.~W. Butt has ~tin-roofed
the brick building Of Mr.. Esrom
Sitter, on Samuel street, and has con-
tracted to roof the large new dwell
ling of VIM. NJ. Clements. Esq, NJ.
of T. of the B. & o. r. r., near
Summit Point.
Mr.. ]. w. Blessing has contracted
to erect the Roselle Manufacturing
Co.'S shops. and to build a large
grain barracks for Mr.. Jno. A. Wash
ington. Mr.. Levi Baker is now at
work upon the foundation for the
RoseIle shops.
Messrs. Feagans & Haines, whose
Touring mill was recently destroyed,
we arc pleased to learn have, with
commendable enterprise. begun work
towards rebuilding at once, and will
ere long have a new mill with greatly
improved machinery and facilities for
turning out the best flour that can be
produced.
The Rev. P. P. Phillips, of Berry
vile, preached in Zion Episcopal
Church Sunday morning and night,
the Rev. Dir. Tucker going to Berry
vile The pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church was occupied by the Rev. c.
N Campbell, Sunday morning and
evening, the Rev. DIR. Hopkins being
at Presbytery in Martinsburg.
We offer Bargains in Boys and Children'.
Clothing, and can show you the largest and
naest line ever shown in this town Prices very
reaaonable, at WIN: KAHN & Co.'S, the Lead
ing Clothiers, sadler Building.
The following gentlemen have been
chosen Wardens and vcstrymen of
Zion ~(EpiscOpal) Church, of this
place N. S. White, DIR. w. F. Lip
pitt, Wardens; r. A. Alexander,
William Beall, r.. P. Chew, II. II.
Cooke, Geo. II. Hagley, David How
ell, John Porterfeld, b. C. Washing
ton. S. w. Washington, A. B. Yates,
Tcstrymen.
Mr.. c. f. Lamar, of Shepherds
town, has removed to Charlcstown,
and opened a Livery Business at the
commodious Carter House stables.
Will. have horses and vehicles for
hire, and will also feed horses at mod
crate rates. In addition, Mr.. Lamar
will do a general Auctioneering bus