Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-10-27
Local Miscellany.

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Feb. 5. 1ss4-y. BALTIMORE.
Local Miscellany.
All HalIow Fen next Saturday.
Corn and Potatoes wanted at this
For Boots and Shoes go to AI11r1Se
SronK,
The !. w N coming up finely since
the late rains. -,
A Double-Heater Stove for sale by
AIr; g, p, Ely. .,.ars
hfttrrSe Store are selling glass
FrpittJars at factory prices.
Mr.. George Dooley's tall cabbage
has reached a height of a #. inch.
County Court Monday, November
I'd; Circuit Court Tuesday, Novcm-
Der 18th. 3 q
The Independent Fire Company
had their steamer out last Saturday
afternoon.
ar. Louis Diehl, of this place, has
a radish which measures 22l inches
IN circumference.
For comfort and economy we COM.
mend the g MaItby House" to all our
friends visiting Baltimore.
Mr.: Oscar FIagg, who has been
living in Texas for 1--WE years past, is
on visit to- his father and friends
here.
Mr.. VIM. A. Davis recently painted
and papered the dwelling of Mr..
Frank Howell, in the southern part of
the county.
Thanks to Messrs, c. c. Clapp, c.
NJ Futterer and VIM. Updegraff for
special courtcsies extended us whilst
in Hagerstown last Thursday.
Rev. S. V. Hildebrand is conduct
ing an interesting protractcd meeting
at Oakland NJ. L. Church South; and
is assisted by Rev. Jno. o. Knott.
a gentIemants fine new driving
gauntlet was found on the NIiddleway
turnpike last Thursday, and can be
secured by calling at the SPIRIT office.
jefferson Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ,
will meet Monday night. Oct. 2Gth,
at7o'clock. Business of Importance
TO transact. BY order of the High
Priest. e. NJ. HoUGn.
Capt. Frank P. Cord, of the S. V. r.
r., one of the crack shots of the
IIagerstown Gun Club, won the 500
Parker gun for best score at shooting
match at the recent Staunton Fair.
Mr.. Warren L. Eby dislocated his
left arm, in trying to jump into a
granary door upon his fathers farm,
last Wednesday. DIR. Howard Os-
burn gave him necessary attention.
A neat and attractive fence has
been placed in front of the Stephen
son Female Seminary, by Mr.. Geo.
i. Anderson. Nr. A. has also inn
proved building for Capt. Geo. II.
Flagg.
Mr.. ]. H. Duttcrer, of this county,
has raised some very large sweet po-
tatocs this season, the extreme drouth
considered. Ills largest weighed
lbs. and ounces, and he had several
others nearly as large.
The Grand Lodge of West Virginia,
Knights of Pythias, recently in scs-
sion at Piedmont, will meet in Mar
tinsburg next year. John f. Smith.
Esq, of this county, was elected
Grand Master of Exchcquer.
DIR. A. S. Reynolds, of this county,
was awarded the first premium for
registered or imported heavy draught
horses, on his beautiful dappie gray
Perchcron stallion, at the Maryland
State Fair at Hagerstown last week.
The Webster Wagon Company, OF
NroundsviIIe, w. Va, (whose man.
ufactutes are sold by Messrs. Beall
Bros. & Phillips, of this place,) had
creditabIe exhibit and gave free
minstrel show at the Hagcrstown Fair.
pickpockets were plentiful at the
Hagerstown Fair last week, and q
number of large robberies are report
ed. Our venerable townsmen Col.
Jno. NJ. Coyle and Capt. Jos. f.
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