Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-03-17

SlgnC -1all OF snow again laSG
Friday.
Between Weights for Between Seasons, best
Clothing at Lowest Prices, ut HIHscuMAN's.
For good Cigars and prices, see
Wentzell's advertisement.
Corn and Wood wanted, from some
Of our patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
lot d Libbey's advertisement.
Z, See our new styles of No. Spring Clothing.
BY all means; Buyers win never regret pa ing
ts a visit. VIM. KAHN & Co., sadlcr Building.
Water has been let into the C. &
o. Canal for the resumption of navi-
cation.
800 Locust Posts for sale at the
Shenandoah Valley Depot. Apply
at the SPIRIT OFFICE.
Read the Shenandoah Milling Co. g
new advertisement, which can be
found in our advertising columns.
Wear none but the genuine Frank & Fray
ahoes. for tender feet. None genuine without
stamp. For sale only by s. D. H1kscHXAN il
Co.
trade and highest grade of goods ever exhib-
tied in this town. VIZ. KAHN 81 Co., Sadler
Building.
Be as critical as you will. our New Styles
Will please you still BE rs economical as you
may. you will buy before you go away. VIZ.
KAHN s. Co.. Sadler Building.
You are invited to examine our new stock of
Shoes, for Men and Boys. just received from
the Eastern market. Great Bargains ut VIZ
KAHN & Co., Sadler Building. -
entire new line of Imported Hosiery, which
have just arrived They embrace all the
fashionable colors. s. D. HrEsCiiMAx & Co.
For Fancy Piques, Nains0oks, Per-
Gales, Dress Goods and Plaid Dress
Ginghams, go to Milling Co.'S store.
EOtieei Our make of Clothing is of the very
best, and the prices have BEEN put down to
kAhN Co., the Glass of Fashion, Sadler
Building.
Boys Clothing Children's Clothing. suitable
Tor active g Young America who is always
hard on clothes Bring in your boys. our as
eortment Is large and prices low. WIN. KAHN
IL Co, Sadet BaiIding.
Congregational Prayer-Neeting in
the Baptist Church every Sunday
tnerning, at II o'clock, until further
notice.
Forrest w. Brown, Esq, we learn,
will erect handsome dwelling onlIis
lot on Samuel street extended, ad-
joining Judge Green's.
Mr.. Jas. c. Wilmington has ex-
changed his property at Zoar with
mr.. Chas. j. Berry, for 644 acres Of
land near Summit Point.
A runaway team caused consider
able commotion an Main street last
Friday afternoon, but fortunately no
serious damage resulted.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hammond, Of the
neighborhood of Kcarneysyille, par
alyzed March Sd, died two days at
terward, aged about ca years.
They must go. let the price be what it NAV
Our loss your gain. Our odd garments com
prising Single Suits. Odd Goats and Pants. we
to make room for Spring Stock. s. D. H1RscH-
NAN q Co.
Mr.. D. S. Hughes has temporarily
removed his store to the room of the
late Mr. Jas. H. Rodrick, pending the
extensive Improvements being put
. upon his own property.
Messrs. S. D. Hirschman g. Co.
-request.us to announce that they will
begin receiving this week an immense
stock of Spring Goods, to which
they invite especial attention.
The Town Council, last Tuesday
night, appointed Mr.. David Howell a
member of that body from the I'd
Ward, to fill vacancy occasioned by
the death Of sir. JAS. \. Gallaher.
Several ministers OF thc Baltimore
Conference, NJ. f. Church South,
among them Revs. ". G. Hammond
and S. G. Ferguson, stopped over in
Charlestown on Monday night of last
week.
A special session of the County
Court is ordered for Friday, the goth
day of this month, to receive propo-
sails for repairing the Courthouse
and wall around the Jail yard, and
other purposes.
The Staunton Vindicotor says {:
Miss Nettie Strider left on Thursday
last for her fathers home in jefferson
county, w. Va. Rev. j. 2. Strider.
who left on the same day, has arrived
at Savannah on his way to Thomas
vile, Ga.
Master Julian L. Latimer, son of
our worthy Circuit Clerk, has been
appointed night operator in the tcle-
graph Office at Luray, on the S. V.R.
R. He is a deserving young man,
and we predict for him rapid advance
ment in his chosen avocation.
The corporation election in Shep-
herdstown, on Monday of last week,
resulted in the choice of John II. lit
tie, Mayor; Jas. E. Barnhart, Re
corder; DR.. A. s. Reynolds, John L.
Richard, II. F. Barnhart, John II.
Duke and VIM. A. ChapIinc, Coun-
cilmen.
Mr. Joel A. Langdon, worthy
young man of this county, and son of
Mr.. Charles LanCdon of KohIotoy,,