Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-24
Local Miscellany.
E,ster sundan. April 5th.

Easter Sunday, April 5th.
Half price. WI. &Co:, sadier Building.
Fer good Cigars and prices, see
Hentzell's advertisement.
Corn and wood Wanted, from some
Of q patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
let & Libbey's advertisement.
Winchester Tresbytery will meet
Ia Woodstock, Va, April 18th.
children's suitsI A very handsome assoft-
nent-prettiest ever shown, at WV. KAHN. &
Co.'S, Sadler Building.
Mr.. Higinbotham will rebuild The
Wheatland depot without unnecessary
delay.
We invite special attention to OUR large and
complete STOCK of Mourning Goods at the Low
est .Prices. b. d. HIRsCHIAN & Co.
MF. Fayette B. Souders has purE
chased the Reed property, on Con-
gress street.
A little snow fell here last Thurs
day, and after that came a polar wave.
a slight snow again on Sunday.
500 Locust Posts fof sale at the
Shenandoah Valley Depot. Apply
ut the SPIRIT OfFtuE.
Don't invest a dollar in Boy'a and Children s
Clothing. until you have seen our new Spring
Styles. WV. KAHs & Co., SadIer Building. .
Road the Shenandoah Milling Co.'s
new advertisement, which can be
found in our advertising columns.
We have an endless variety of Dress Suits
for Boys. i'll all shades-Blnck Blue or Brown.
1t astonishing low prices. W.. HAHN & Co.,
SRdler Building.
For Fancy Piques, N~ainsooks, Per-
Gales, Dress Goods and Plaid Dress
'Ginghams, go to Milling Co.'s store:
For one week more we will sacrifice the uai-
hnce of ouF Odd Gatmtntk. to make fd6m for
Spring Clothing which are daily arriving. s.
ID. HIRsCHHAN & Co.
All the newest Styles aud shapes in Men and
Boys' Stiff and Soft Hats just received. They
are the nObbiest aud cheapest line ever shown
here. 8. ID. HIRSctlAS IL Co
TCousors. suitable for business purposes or
Tor dress SeEf. at any price yOh might name.
largest variety imaginable. to 1T all sizes.
wv. KAHN & Co., Sadler Building.
Another cold wave coming. Top Coats-we
have the very thing suitable for the season.
LUG uioSL aClCCl variety. elegant In every par
ticular. WV. KAHN & Co., Sadler Building.
A golden opportunity is offered to secure
Shoes. for Men and Buys. At astonishing low
prices. Don't fiiss it. but tonne at once. WV.
KAHN & Co., Shoe Emporium. Sadler Building.
Congregational Prayer-Meettag in
the Baptist Church etefS Sunday
thorning, at IL o'clock, until further
notice.
The General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States
will meet at Houston, Texas, on the
21st of May.
Mr.. Higiubctilan1's insurance, in
the Lancashire Ins, Co.. represented
by MIR. B. f. Leisenring, has been
satisfactorily adjusted.
Mr. Charles Wisner has betome
the purchaser Of the property occu-
pied by Judge Faulkner; in Martins
burg, at the price of $4,000.
Two chicken thieves recently vis-
tied the premises of Messrs. Henry
Huyett and John Coleman, in Clarke
county, and were Caught and jailed.
Mr.. TrusIow has succeeded Mr..
Clarke as Agent of the S. V. r. r.
at this place. Mr.. C. will resume his
place at ST. James Station, Maryland.
Etr. Albert Diehl has purchased, of
tho heirs of the late Jno. w. McCur-
dy, the Grange Store property, cor
her of Liberty and George streets,
for 81, 400.
Miss Lizzie RoAr, Of this town, has
On orange tree bearing upon its
branches three ripe oranges, and at
the same time covered with the bloom
of another coming crop.
Our New Line of Ladies' Mualln Underwear
Is the talk of the Ladies. Quniity. Style, Su-
Perior Workmanship and Low Prices. all COM
the Largest aud Handsomest StouE Uf En-
kroiderics, at Popular Low Prices. 6. D.
HIRscHHAN & Co.
Rev. w. S. Penich, Well known
hefe, and nov pastor in Baltimore,
has been called to the p~astorate of
the Baptist Church at Shreveport,
La-, and has decided to accept.
Just Received. and carrut last but a fete ddye.
twenty-seyet Ficces Of CBtIdh. Slightly Soilcd.
We will o1ef item at 34 cents per yard. We
are now receiving from the Eastern MARKETS.,
where Mr.. Iirscllman has been fdf tile past
two weeks. lots Of Bargains Which Mu taitnot
describe. s. d. HTEscflMAS & Co.
Geo. f. Adams, d native of this
county, and a brother of Mrs. Isaac
Dust, died suddenly of heart disease,
in his list year, at his home in New
York City, February 21st, 1885.
Mrs: Mollie Voorhees,, wife of Mfr
Jacob Voorhees, and daughter of the
late Grafton Howard, of this place,
died at her homo in t1arrisonburg,
Vs., on Saturday night last. after a
lingering illness.
A new double-deck showcase Is
one of the latest improvements at Mr..
r. L: Leisenring's at the Post Office,
and hiled, as it is, with a fine supply
OF Easter Cards, it presents a hand
some appearance.
Mr.. j. C. Holmes has contracted
to erect the new frame dwelling of
Forrest w. Brown, ESQ.,, for the