Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-12-04
Local is~celIany.

at &. FRANK JONES'
500 bbls. of Corn wanted in trade.
S. d. HIRscHMAN & Co.
Mr.. II. o. Talbot butchered a 600
lib. hog yesterday.
The Lamps and Pictures at G.
FRANK JOKES are just beautiful.
Corn, Potatoes and Apples taken
in exchange for Goods at HAGLEY's.
Buy your salt at the Milling
Store. Fine SLIGO per sack. G. A.
S5c.
Mr. c. b. Rouss has made a hand
sone donation to the Stephens City
band.
\ load or two of Fodder or Hay
would he acceptable from some of
owr patrons.
MIR. James w. Lloyd presented us
last week 4 sack of fine turnips, for
which we return thanks.
Henry Dunn is opening out his
fine stock Of Holiday Goods, and in
vites ala inspection of the same.
TIE "SwampooGlers" contem-
piaie ttltir Christmas Day parade
There will he a meeting this Crues-
Jay) evening.
::i-. 6. Il. R"iss will he in Win
chester on Christmas Day. W. re-
turn thanks for an invitation to join
him OF that day.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found tirst-ciass accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
Mr.. VIM. Kahn returned from
New York last week with 4 new sup
ply of ovcrcOats, suits and other
things suitable TO the season.
The first and finest calendar sent
us this season is from the celebrated
Phoenix Carriage Works of Mr. Geo.
c. Thomas, at Berryville, Va.
Mcssrs. Earnshaw & Duolcy have
tin-roofed the new dwelling which
Mr.. c. B. Rouss is having erected
for his son, near Shannondale
Springs.
Tonight (Monday) Moore and
Vivian's Comedy Company will give
al entertainment at Washington Hall
-affording another opportunity for
the lovers of fun to laugh and grow
fat"
The parade OF the Dude Brass
Band of Moore 6 Fivian's Comedy
Company attracted much attention.
Open air concert and performance atk
Washington Hall this (Monday) eve
ming.
The Oakland Sunday School NJ. f.
Church, South, will hold an cxhihi-
ton Dec. 5tl, and 6th. Admission
20 cents for adults. 10 cents for chill
rem. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Thanksgiving services were held
in the various churches last Thurs
day, AMI the day otherwise OBJ
served Ivy the closing of the banks,
clerks offices, post office (exccpt for
delivery OF the maiI) and places OF
business.
Under the winter schedule of the
Valley Branch OF the b. & Q. K. r.,
. passenger leaving on the l:39
train. can take dinner in Charlestown
and arrive in Philadelphia to tea
$50. This is two hours earlier than
The old schedule.
The Ecmtins OF AIgcron S. Sulli-
van. the distinguished New York
lawyer who died several months ago,
have hccn inferred at Winchester,
~. Mr.. Sullivan WAS a native of
Ohio. but married Miss Moilic Ham
n,pud, Of Winchester.
In about Sky days there is to be
!. chang. in the management OF the
S~ieuauio.h Milling Co.'S business.
Mr.. =. ). Sloan gncs to North Balti-
mare, O., totAse charge of a new store
TO lIe established there. Mr.. SlOau's
successor has not been appointed YET.
The Our Jonathan Comedy Com
pany" appear. at Washington Halt
this (Mo"day) evening. An anus
ing, but clean, performance is prom
ised-fun without vuIgarity-and al
together 4 much finer show than gen
orally exhibits outside of the larger
cities.
Mr.. Gustav Brown has at his store
q small piano with an automatic lady
piauoist-an attractive and valuable
toy, and quite 4 novelty-a chance
in the drawing Of which is given with
every purchase of goods to the amount
of so cents. Drawing to take place
January I'd, 1889.
Mr.. j. c. Holmes has presented
the Independent Fire Company, of
which he was the first captain, a