Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-04-14
Local Miscellany.
County Court May 4th.
Circuit Court May 18th.

Hon. VIM. L. Wilson is now at
home again in this place.
For good Cigars and prices, see
entzell's advertisement.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
let S Libbey's advertisement.
Winchester Presbytcry will meet
In Woodstock, Va, April 18th.
The coIored Brass Band e%nlivcned
the town with music on Easter Mon
day.
The framework of D1r. August
Schulte's new Coach Factory has
been raised.
Mr.. VIM. Mock is repairing the
south wall of the stone bridge on West
Main street.
The Valley Convocation of the
Episcopal Church will assemble in
Luray, Va, to-day.
The property of Capt. George Bay.
Tor is being improved with a new
pavement and stable.
Mr.. j. c. Holmes has the frame of
Mr.. Forrest w. Browns new house
shout ready to raise.
For Fancy Piques, Nainsooks, Per
eales, Dress Goods and Plaid Dress
Ginghams, go to Milling Co.'S store.
Mr. j. n. Chichester has received
a large supply of New Goods, to
which the attention of the public is
especially called.
Dir. j. Ed. Burns, of the firm of
Burns & Shugcrt, has been east
purchasing a new supply of Spring
and Summer Goods.
We were pleased to meet cur ge-
NAL friend DIR. S. p. H. Miller, of
Rockingham county, Va, in town
last Friday and Saturday.
The Trustees have appointed Mr..
Lewis Dinkle principal of the White
Male Public School OF CharIestown,
vice L. j. Williams, resigned.
Mr.. Geo. w. Armentrout and Mr..
Jas W. Carney and sister are i'm
proving the Enclosures oft!lcir several
properties on West Main street.
Messrs. Earnshaw & Doolcy have
received a new supply of Perry's
Economist" Oil Stoves. They are
spoken of in the highest terms. Call
and see them.
The Gerardstown Times says: Rev.
c. N. Campbell assisted in & Sacra-
mental meeting at the Presbyterian
Church of this place, last week, and
preached several fine sermons.
The new C~harlestown Junior
Brass Band made its first appearance
in public on Monday evening of last
week, and discoursed music from
the portico of the Watson House.
Through the instrumentality of
Miss Mary Maxwell, a contribution Of
various articles was sent from the la
dies of Charlestown to the Confed-
crate Bazaar held in Baltimore last
week.
Mr.. Fayettc 3. souders has torn
down the two old log houses on the
Reed property, recently purchased
by him, and is preparing to improve
the bricl1-cased house next to the
property of Mr.. Jno. L. Hilbert.
George Travis and James Thomas,
colorcd, have opened a ~lunch-room in
the basement of the Watson House,
and are prepared to serve the public
with lunches, sandwiches, &C., at
reasonable rates and at all hours.
Hon. Logan Osburn, we were in
formed on Friday, is still improving
since. the rcccnt amputation of his
arm, and if the weather will permit is
expected to be able to return home
from Washington the latter part of
the present week.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was administered in the Presby-
terrain Church in this place on Sunday
last-preparatory services having
been held on Friday and Saturday
previous. Several new member were
received into the church.
Messrs. E~arnshaw & Doolcy have
purchased of Messrs. Getzcndanncr
& Baker, for $1,000. one-third of the
lot of the latter, running through from
Main to Congress street, and includ-
ing the building now used by Messrs.
Earnshaw & Doolcy in their tin and
stove business.
Mr.. II. w. Crittenden was driving
to church on Sunday, with his family,
when the front axle of his carriage
broke, about a mile from town, and
dropped the party to the ground.
Although Mr.. c. was driving a pair
of colts, he was fortunate enough to
control them, and no further accident
occurred.
Senate bill No. So, passed at the
recent session of the State Lcgisla-
ture, amends section Z OF chapter %
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