Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-15
local MisceIIany.

town last week.
Messrs. Earnshaw & Dooley have
fine assortment of Heating Stoves.
Piso's Remedy for catarrh is sold
by DR.. Jno. P. Bishop. Price, SOC.
Mr.. VIM. Hines has contracted to
paint the dwelling of Mr.. Samuel j.
Boyd.
Visitors to the Hagerstown Fair
will find an elegant stock of goods at
BeachleY's.
Mr.. Henry DUNN visited Baltimore
last week, and interviewed old Santa
Clhns @hiist there.
Mr.. w. B. Reed, ths Chambers
burg (Pa. } florist, was awarded sew
eral premiums at the Winchester
Fair.
Mr.. T, P. Lippitt is erecting a.
church building for the colored Bap-
lists at Josephine City in Clarke
county, Va.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for Mrs. R. A. Hessay, Mrs.
Huburt Fl. REESE, j. j. Kane and
Taylor Sanders.
The corporate authorities are pre-
pairing to lay gutter along the north
side of Main street, from George to
Mildred streets.
Potomac COmmandery, of this
place, made q good showing in the
knights Templar parade in Washing
ton last Tuesday.
The ladies will on the 4th, 9Th and
9Th of November give dinners and
suppers for the benefit of the Inde-
pendent Fire Company.
Mr.. Geo. T. hight is prepared to
supply School Books. If he has net
on hand the particular book called
for can secure it on short notice.
Miss Nellie Campbell, of Stephen
son Female Seminary, took the little
girls of her department out nutting
last Saturday, giving them a delight
full afternoon in the woods.
Charles Washington and VIM.
Beaner, colored, were committed to
Jail here a few days ago, charged with
breaking into the store of air. R. NJ.
BilImyer, in Shepherdstown.
Col W. A. Morgan, of this county,
has been elected President for
West Virginia of the Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution,
which met recently in Brooklyn.
VIM. Kahn called our attention the
other day to his elegant line of Boys
Clothing, and that he has fine stock,
in this department visit to his store
will prove. Gail and see for your
self.
Mr.. S. H. Light, a welt=known and.
prosperous farmer of Berkeley coun-
ty, and father of Mr., Geo. 7. Light
of this place, died last Friday, after
lingering illness, aged about 70
years.
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Hammond,
widow of the late Thomas Hammond,
died at her home near KearneysvilIe
last Thursday night week, after long
illness, aged 20 years, months and
IS days.
If you read Rirschman's advertise
inent this week, vou will certainly
come and get some of the great Bar
gains they are offering, as it is money
saving to Everybody interested or in
need of Fall Goods.
Tho Register has received letter
from Mr. Charles Broadway Rouss,
of New York, in which, replying to
the invitation to visit Atorgan's Grove
next year, he intimates that he will
be present during the exhibition.
BTessrs. Burns & Shugert had their
Millinery Opening as advertised. II
Their selections, as usual, were very
fine and under the deft hands of their
new milliner, Miss Annie HURT, were
displayed in the most attractive and
stylish manner.
"A brakeman on freight train on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
knocked off car at Weverton last
Thursday evening by coming in con-
tact with the arm of water tank
He was thrown headlong into the bed
of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal aud
fatally injured.
Mr.. Perry Lippftt and Miss Nellie
CraighfIl were thrown from buggy,
on Main street, last Friday, but not
seriously injured. The king bolt
came out and the front wheels came
from under the vehicle, letting it down
suddenly and prdcipitating the occu-
pants to the ground.-Free Press.
The following Sir knights from
this county attended tie conclave in
Washington City last week, viz:
Gustav Brown, B. D. Gibson, C.