Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-03
Local Miscellany.
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year. -.
Thanks to Mr. L. L. Page for
choice celery on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. =. Woodville johnson is filling
the position of clerk at the Watson
House.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for Mrs. Albert Diehl and Miss
Alice Farmer.
DR.. J.V. Simmons gave very en-
joyable and extremely elegant game
supper last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. T. P. Lippitt has raised the
new dwelling for Mr.. Mason Held
wohl, on West Liberty street.
The lot purchased by Mr.. D. s.
Hughes of Mary E. Lewis is improved
by two-story frame dwelling.
Will some of our subscribers who
pay their subscription in wood be
kind enough to bring Us Some at
once2
Thanks to Mr.. John w. Birkitt for
8 q -psmplilet copy of Sketches of
Charlotte, the Queen City of the old
North State
Santa Claus will complete his work
at Gustav Browns store by Thurs
day. Come, old and young, no trou-
D bic to show goods.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the afalthy House, where will be
found irst-class accommodation and
exceedingly low rates.
Messrs. Armentrout & TutwileT
have set curb along the Liberty
street front of the TomIinsou build
ing corner of Liberty and Charles
streets
we need wood, and are in dead
earnest about it. We don't want to
be frozen out, bat we are in danger
of it from present appearances. We
want wood, and want it no,U.
Mayor Gustav Brown Is as Basy
as a bee.arranging the many pretty
Christmas tricks left in his care by
I'D Santa Claus, and will have his
stock opened in f4ii ny the latter
part of this week.
One of the handsomest things in
town is the new showcase of Mr..
Chas. W. Brown, with its beautiful
array of silverware. His stock is COM
plete in ali lines, and elegant holiday
gifts may be selected therefrom.
The S. V. R. r. depot at this place
was broken into on Monday night of
Fast week, and two trunks, belonging to
Mrs. Grant, nee Jones, of Winchester
were taken out and rified of whatever
jewelry orIEaiaahIes they contained.
Remember the entertainment by the
CharIestown Operate Association, al
= Washington Hall. Friday evening, 9th
instant. The entire fieor of the half
is reserved, and seats can now be pro
cured at Geo. T. Lights, at 80 cts.
each.
The entertainment held by the
Wings Daughters" of Zion (Epis-
copaD Church, last week, was sue
cess, realizing a snug sum from their
sales, which is to he devoted to the
benefit of the poor in the town and
county.
The Fast Mail east OF the Western
Maryland Railroad. heretofore leav-
fhg Hag erstown daily at 4:25 P. NJ,
now leaves Hagerstown at A. NJ,
and arrives in Baltimore at IL :48 A
NJ. Connection with this road from
S. V. r. r.
Do you want TO kill yourself ard
S6GT business? Send abroad for your
job printing; don't advertise in your
own paper; if you do dom pay for it.
Patronize other papers to the exclu-
sion of your own, and then condemn
them for not being as good as city
papers.
BY the new time table of the s. V.
r. r., in effect since Nov. p. trains
now pass Charlestown northward at
1850 A II. and at 9:35 p. Nj.
southwark st 1887 a. NJ and l2:l1
A. NJ. Trsir No. 1 (l2:I1 A. Nd
is a fast express. and stops at
Charlestown only on signal.
, Married in Culpeper, Va, Novem-
her 18th, by Rev. C. F. James, Prof.
C. B. Wallace, of Nashville, Tenn,
and Miss Mary Barbour. second.
daughter of Hon. Jas. Barbour. and
niece of Senator John S. Barbour and
also of DIR. II. C. Beckham, of this
county. The bride has visited the
family of i5r. Beckham here, and is
remembered as a highly cultured aud
accomplished young lady.
We returns thanks to Mr.. C. f.
Wall for h nice dressed goose for
Thanksgiving. Mr.. ~ailis one of our
heaviest shippers of poultry, and but
few can get ahead of him in that line.
Everything is lovely. :,
And the goose Hangs high"