Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-07-14
Local Miscellany.
CoRX wanted at the SPIRIT Office.

CoRX wanted at the SPIRIT office.
Nh. w. G. Garrett and wife, of
Baltimore, are at the Carter House for
the summer.
Judge Green, of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, returned home
foom Wheeling last Friday.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson left home last
week to spend a few days in Virginia,
for the recuperation of his health.
Go to MILLING STORE for Jelly
Glasses, Glass Fruit Jars and Stone
Jars Of all sizes at reduced prices.
The Rev. Owen Dorsey, of Wash
ington City, preached in Zion (Epis-
copal1 Church on Sunday morning
last.
SnESANDoAn MILLING Co have re-
duced the price of Fruit Jars, Quart
s1-15 per doz., Half Gal sI.5o per
doz.
Our former townsman Capt, W. H.
Kablc, principal of the Staunton Male
Academy, has been visiting friends
here.
John Price, aged about IS years,
was drowned in the Opequon, below
Dandridge's ford, whilst scining, on
Thursday last
The Citizens Fire Company has
adopted a handsome uniform belt and
hat-white belt, and black leather
hat with red helmet.
The Valley Branch of the B. and
o. R. R. is being relaid with heavy
steel rails its entire length, much of
it having already been done.
Mount Parvo notwithstanding
and day school for young ladies and
childrcn-wili be reopencd September
I'd. See advertisement.
Capt. Thomas Colorcd Band ac-
companied a party of coIored cxcur-
sionists from C~harlestown to Shenan-
,doah Junction, last Saturday.
Our former townsman Mr.. BENZ.
D. Cramcr, of Washington City,
brought his family, last week. TO visit
his father, AR. "A. w. Cramer.
Capt. D. II. CoclriIl fell across
the joists in the new building of his
o William, last Thursday, and was
severely bruised about tic head.
Our latest receipts from the Eastern
Markets is a large stock of Slippers
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
HAGLEY's TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Mr.. Samuel Peacllcr, fatiler-in-law
of Mr.. Dennis w. McA1ahon, died
suddenly, near the Old Furnace, a
few days ago, aged about 40 years.
Rev. D.. J.. Wilson, of Pulaski,
Tenn, formerly of Virginia, has re-
ceived a unanimous call to the Pres
byterian church at Wayncsboro, Va.
Mr.. Ferdinand Roht is dressing
fine cap-stoncs for a portion of the
bridge on West Main street, and for
the stone posts at the courthouse
gate.
A special c~onvocation of Potomac
Co mmandery, No. ., knights Tenn
ptar, will be held Thursday night.
July 10th. Knight Templar degree
to be conferred.
Cadet VIM. L. Craighill. of this
place, is appointed to the rank of
second lieutenant in the U. S. corps
of engineers. lie has a three months
leave of absence.
Mr.. Thos. w. Mitchell, who has
been located at Chattanooga, Tenn,
for several years past, has returned
to Cllarlestown, with his wife, to
spend the summer.
On Thursday last Misses Maggie
and Jennie Crane were thrown from
a horse and severely bruised. The
horse frightened ut a sclf-binder ma
chine.-Frce Press.
CharIcstown has two brag base
ball cIubs-thc Z" Shenandoah" Cap
tain Stuart Mcknight; and n just
organized, of which Mir. Stuart
Hirschman is Captain.
There will be an excursion to Pen
N1ar, via the Shenandoah Valley and
Western Maryland Railroads, on Sat
urday, July 25th. Round trip from
Charlestowu only 80 cents.
The new Reformed Church at Kear-
neysvilIe will be dedicated on Sun
day, July 10Th, at 1880 A. NJ. Rev.
E. N. Krcmer, of Bedford; Pa, will
preach the sermon on the occasion.
Mr.. S. Stofer is working specimens
of all our native county woods into
his new dwelling, in course of cree
ton, giving not only a handsome but
very unique appearance to the finer
work of the building.