Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-10-30
Local MisceIIany.
Court newt Monday.

Please read Mann S new ad., IL VIII
pay you.
Choice Celery for sale by E. j.
Williams.
Corn and Wood wanted at the
SPIRIT Office.
Some articles of Furniture for sale
privately by w. D. SWAN.
MI. VIM. Hines is painting the
dwelling of n. S. White, Esq.
Capt. George Baylor spoke atShep-
herdst6&n last Saturday night.
Take plenty of roman candles to
Harper's Ferry next Saturday night.
Corn, Potatoes and Apples taken
in exchange for Goods at HAGLEr's.
Shenandoah Milling Co. claims to
sell Canton Flannel at wholesale
prices.
Col. r. P. Chew and Forrest w.
Brown, Esq, spoke at Kabletown last
Saturday night.
For Fancy Henrietta Prints, Dress
Gingliams and cheap Worsted Goods,
go to the Milling Store.
Charlestown Cleveland and Thur
r Ciab meets tomorrow (Wednes-
day. night, at y o'clock.
The drug store of Mr.. c. Frank
Jones has been nicely repainted, and
presents q tasteful appearance.
Messrs. Joseph II. yesterday &
Son are opening business at Hirsch-
man building, corner of Main and
Charles streets.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Mattby House, where will be
found first-claSs accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
ThcStatcSurcrintcnd cfSchools,
3. S. Morgan. has designated Friday,
November 9th. As Arhor Day in the
public sclIoolS of this State.
y special train will leave FOR IIar-
pcr's Ferry at $3.50 next Saturday
evening. returning after the torch
light parade and speaking that night.
Rev. Rumsey Smithson will Lee
ture on Temperance n kahlctown on
Monday evening next, November
9TH. at y o'clock-procecds for the
t,,oE& ,f H. III I,. '
Mr.. Chas. w. Brown has orna-
mented his jeweIry store with an adj
ditional handsome showcase. from the
shelves of which his nice stock of sill
yer ware is shown to decided adj
vantage.
The Harper's Ferry and Bolivar
Cleveland and Thurman Democratic
Club will have a grand torchiight pa
rade next Saturday night. and be add
dressed by b. D.. Gibson, Esq, and
Capt. George Baylor.
Each member of the Cleveland and
Thurman Club is requested 10 take
one or more large roman candles
with him to IIarpcr's Ferry next Sat
urday night. Mr. Gustav Brown
will furnish them at cost.
The Prohihitionists held an inter
esting meeting in the courthouse at
this place last Thursday night. Able
addresses were delivered by Ecvs.
L. r. Mason and Rumsey Smitilson,
and good music furnished by the
Mountain State Choir, of Shepherds
town.
Our old friend Zeph. Bane, who
always succeeds in raising about the
best potatoes in jefferson county.
sent us last week a half huSilcl of
just about the biggest vegetables in
this line we have ever seen. They
are of the l. Empire State" variety.
and challenge competition.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
last Friday night to blow open the
safe of MpsSrS. Washington Bros. at
their office near the y. e O. depot
As the firm keep C5'y their books
and papers in this safe. the burglars
wouid have secured iotlring of value
Cor their pains eve if they had eff
fectcd an opening.
Our energetic young farmer friend
Mr.. VIM. L. Ramey has laid us under
obligations for n bag of excellent po-
tat6ts-about as hig as they raise
them; and when cooked mellow and
delicious to the taste. Mr.. r. is
a thrifty and industrious tiller OF U.c
soil. and with 4 reduction and equal
izatiGn of the tariff would soon amass
Il fair competency.
w we're pleased TO have n call yes
tcrday from Mr.. Chas. J. Deahl, rep
rcsentativG of the old reliable whole
sale paper warehouse of L. Morrison.
of Washington, d. G. Mr.. Deaii is
Il pleasant and accommodating young
gentleman, with whom we have had
satisfactory dealings for a long while
past, and VIC cordially commend him
and his house to OUR Valley friends.