Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-04-27
Local Miscellany.

The boys have been enjoying their
Easter eggs.
County Court May Sd; Circuit
Court May 18th.
The Independent Fire Company
had their steamer out yesterday eveA
hing.
Blank Contracts, for renting or
leasing property, for sale at the SfrR1r
effce.
The grocery store OF Mrs. +. A.
Rodrick has a handsome new delivery
wagon.
When you want to buy barrel of
Roller Flour, go to the MILLING
STORE.
Capt. Flagg will place another See
ton of Iock-boxcs in the post-office
shortly.
Brother little, of Shepherdstown,
gave the SPIRIT Office pleasant call
last Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Hines is re-painting The
dwelling occupied by Mrs. Lakeland
and sister, and owned by Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson.
Our genial friend Mr.. c. Mason
Conkiyn has been sick for few days
past, but we are glad to gee him
about again.
Have you ever used any Roller
Flour? Buy sack of SHENANDOAH
MILLING Co. "Superlativc" and you
will never buy any other kind.
Mr.. T. l.. Belles Is fitting up a
spacious and attractive ladies ice
cream parlor for Mr. Gustav Brown,
in rear of Mr.. Browns present icc-
cream saloon.
Regular conclavc of Potomac Com
mandcry, No. ;, Knights Tenplar,
on Tuesday evening, May 4th, at s
O'Clock. for election of officers, sc.
a full attendance reqnestcd.
The MILLING Co. have revised their
advertisement, and are offering some
special inducements in Dry Goods,
and Groceries, and make a speciality
of their . Supcrlativc'' Roller Flour.
Mr.. d. S. Hughes will have 4 new
dwelling erected upon his lot adjacent
to the residence occupied by his
mother, on West Main strcct-to be
begun immediately, by Mr.. +. l..
BclIcr.
Mr.. W. D. Swan. late of Lynn
wood, Va, has taken charge of the
Flowing Spring Mill, near this place.
which he recently rented. The pco-
pie of that neighborhood, VIC are sure,
will be pleased with their new miller.
Don't allow yourself TO forget while
busy making garden and making
things run generally, that S. J.. Will
liams is still in Charlcstown. selling
goods as low as the lowest, and don't
forget to read his advertisement in
this issue.
Mr.. VIM. a. Davis is re-painting
and papcring the Baptist parsonage,
and the ladies of the congregation arc
also having inside blinds put in the
windows md the building put in first
class trim generally, preparatory to
its occupancy by the pastor and his
bride.
The following persons were on yes
terday chosen vestrymcn by the con-
gregation of Zion [EpiscopaD Church
for the ensuing year: n. S. White,
y. Il. Yates, b. c. Washington, Jos.
Trapncll, DR.. W. +. Lippitt, JOHN
PorterGeld, Geo. II. I1agley, S. w.
Washington. DIR. G.. F.. Pratt, Col. r.
p. Chew, DIR. VIM. NciIl and David
Howell.
Prof. DcPicrri, the accomplished
teacher of the terpsicorcan art who
conducted Dancing Academy here
with so much satisfaction last season,
has returned to Charlestown. and will
resume his aFocation here, reopen
ing his Academy this (Tucsday) eve
ming. He will have the assistance,
this season, of his brother, G.. Dc
Pierri. Sec notice elsewhere.
The Spring Millinery Opening Of
Ntcssrs. Burns & Shugert, on Friday
and Saturday last, drew to their store
n large number of the ladies of the
town and county. Bonncts, hats,
flowers, ribbons, &C., were to be
found in rich profusion on every hand,
and the tasteful arrangement of the
millinery department, to be credited
to the deft hands and good judgment
of Miss Groves, the Baltimore miIliner
who is in charge, received the most
favorable comment.
The Rev. Frank McGee, the highly