Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-03-25
Local Miscellany.
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Big stock of Wall Paper, at G. E.
sHughes'
Easter Sunday comes this year on
April 9th.
Choice Gents Furnishings just
opened, at Kahn's.
Blank Leases, for renting houses,
for sale at this Office.
Horse Bills printed neatly and
.cheaply at the SPIRIT Office.
For Fancy Iattings, go to the
Shenandoah Milling Co.'S Store.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for NJ. V. Miller and j. Il. Miller.
The change in the Charlestown
'postmastership will be made April
LIST.
The Episcopal Congregation has
purchased the lot adjoining that on
which the Parish Building is erected.
If you need a fine pair of Lace
Curtains, for little money, go to NJ.
l2altnbaam & Bros, next to Watson
House.
The sam of s2oOis bequeathed to
the Presbyterian Church of this place
by the will of Miss Maria FIum-
lphreys.
The jefferson Lumber and Manu-
featuring Co. has secured the services
of AIr. Jos. H. CockrEil as foreman in
their shops.
The entire community is gratifled
at the return of Rev. DR.. Gardner to
the charge OF the NJ. Z. Church South
here for another year.
Mr.. Thomas H. savery, of Savery
& Co., proprietors of the Harper's
Ferry pulp mills, has been granted a
patent for papcr-winding device.
Mr.. John wieginton, from the
neighborhood OF Hartidr's Ferry,
died at the County Infirmary on the
18th instant, of dropsy, aged e.
years.
Thepremises of Mrs. Frank Brown,
near Kearneysville, were visited by
thieves one night recently, (the sec
,ond visit. and number of chickens
stolen
Ladies, why not save money and
go to Burns & Shugert's to buy a
Sewing Machine. a beautiful high
arm machine, with all attachments,
for $3.50.
Messrs. Armeatrout & Tutwiler
have completed the foundation for
the addition to the dwelling of Mr..
d. NIiddIekauff, to be erected by Mr..
j. G. Holmes.
Mr.. Alexander Mitchell died at his
home near Pitchers Mill, in the Har-
'per's Ferry neighBorhood, March 3,
at the advanced age of 80 years, 10
months and II days.
Rev. j. O. Knott will deliver a lee
8ure at Uvilla Hall on Thursday eve
ming, March 27th. Schject, New
York TO Rome and Way Stations. -
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
The Washington Star of Saturday
has in its real estate notes the follow
ing: d. j. Howell has Bought for
s5,6OS of G. N. Beale lot Is, block
Z, of the BloomingdaIe subdivision.
Regular Convocation of Jefferson
CHAPTER, No. >, r. A. NJ, this ( Mon
day) evening, at clock. Business
of Importance, also the Mark, Past
and Council degrees to be conferred.
Mr.. Levi Baker is at work on the
foundation of the dwelling for Mr..
WE. Hemp, to be erected ny Messrs.
George S. BeachIey & Bro, cor
ner of Mildred and Liberty streets.
Mr.. j. w. Brown, of this place,
has been appointed member of the
State Board of Pharmacy. Mr.. Brown
is considered one of the best drug
gists in the State, and the appoint
ment is good one.
Oftwo carloads of Tennessee cattle
unloaded here last week, the bulk
of them were purchased by Messrs.
Jno. S. Castleman and James AL
dridge-the former securing twenty
four and the latter twenty head.
Read the new double column adj
vertisement of Mrs. c. F. Thomas,
on our local page. Mrs. Thomas has
just filled up her stock with new
goods, and her selections, as the la
dies well know, are always good.
Among the graduates of the Bal
timore College of Physicians and Sur
geons are Messrs. d. NJ. Schaeffer
and R. V. Shirley, of this county,
We congratulate these young NJ.
DIS, and wish them much success in
their chosen profession.
We are pleased to have call last
week from Mr.. Chas. j. Deahl. rep
resenting the large stationery estab-
lishment of Mr.. f. Morrison of
Washington City. Mr.. Deahl is a