Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-04-10
Local Miscellany.

Democratic Club meeting next Fri
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. VIM. w. johnson is painting
AR. Hagley's store building.
Mr.. Woody johnson is painting
$ the dwelling of Mr.. d. a. Phillips.
The framework of the new dwell
ling for DIR. W. F. Lippitt. Jr., has
been raised.
The first fuIl-fedged thunder storm
of the season broke in upon us last
Thursday morning.
Save money by buying your Mat
tings, Rugs, Druggets, &C., at the
Red Front. j. j. BOYD.
Mr.. Jacob T. Engle has taken the
dwelling house, near Mt. ParvO,"
recently occupied by Mr.. Kelsey.
The Town Council has appointed
Mr.. VIM. II. Moore, Jr.. lamp-lighter,
in place Mr.. C. E. BelIer, resigned.
DIessrs. Earnshaw & Dooley are
tin-roofing the mansard top of the
DaIgarn house, damaged by the late
fire.
DR.. w. W. Brown was thrown
from Il horse one day last week, and
painfully through not dangerously
injured.
Walter Welsh got his foot caught
between the spokcs of a wagon wheel
last week, and had his ankle severely
sprained.
Gustav Brown Consistory. No. %.
S. p r. s., meets next Thursday
evening. at d O'clock. y full at
tendance requested.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the MaIthy House, where will! be
found Grst-cIass accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
The family of the venerable Alex
ander FoSsctt. of Harpcr's Ferry.
celebrated his S6th birthday by a
dinner on tile 22nd ult.
Mr.. C, A. Helvcstine. IN enter
prising Clarke county farmer, has
moved upon the farm of Mr.. JAS. II.
Moore, near Zoar School-IIousc.
Hon. Daniel b. Lucas has accepted
IN invitation to lecture on the Life
and Character of jefferson before 4
Washington educational institute.
Our new goods are coming in, and
we are ready to show the public
such bargains as were never brought
into the borders of CharlestOwE be-
fore. j. j. BOYD'S Red Front.
Ripon Grange. No. %, will meet
next Friday at p. NJ. Deputy Lee
turer c. II. Knott will he present.
All members are requested to attend.
A. BnEHNEMAN, Master.
Nfessrs. Wm. Kahn & Co. have
kindly sent us base ball and bat for
Clayton, our little junior. One of
these outfits is given to every pur-
chaser OF boys suit at their store.
Mr.. Geo. II. Hagley has removed
into his spacious new storc-room,
one of the most commCdi0uS in town.
and will now he able TO serve GUS
toners with comfort and convent
cncc.
\ fine opportunity to buy graded
Texas Horses and Brood Mares is
offered by Messrs. Hughes & Hutch
iSon. vino have Il nice lot of them in
the meadow of Mr.. s. w WySong.
adjoining town.
Mr.. j. Ed Burns. of the cn:erpris
ing firm of Burus & Shugert. has re-
turned from the cast with n good
supply of c!ioicc spring goods, in the
selection Of which Mr. Il. has cxpr-
cised his u-uai fine taste to decided
advantage.
Measles 20 the right, Icft. front
and rcar-uorth south. east and west
and in many case Of the most vio-
lent form. Happily. the worst OF the
visitation seems to be aEout over.
and tic health of the community we
trust. will soon reach lis norma!
state.
The congregation Of Zen (Episco-
palD Chnrci on Easter Monday re
elected the following Ncetrym"n. viz:
DR.. W. F. Lippitt. b. c. Washing
ton. William BaalI. s. W. Washing
ton. Geo. II. !iag!ey. \. i. Yates,
DR.. Wm. Neil. JOHN Portcriicld and
David Howell.
Oar friend Louie Brown. of Bcr-
ryville.. had the Marine Band in his
store Yesterday morning. and gave
the Spirit office the pleasure of
scrcnade by telephone. If some fell
low hadn't persisted in playing
jews-harp at the same time, the music
might have been excellent.
Public attention, and especially
that of the numerous small boy. is
called to the notice Of Mr.. James NJ.
HeidwohI. in our advertising col
umns. Mr.. II. is trying TO get his