Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-03-11
Local Miscellany.
sit Kahn's Grand Opening.

WSOuSSNoy AiSu1'
Blank Leases, for renting houses,
Tor sale at this Office.
Thanks to Hon. w. L. Wilson for
"a package Of garden seed.
Read the Shenandoah Milling Com
pany's new advertisement.
Mr.. W. NJ. Clements, of Summit
Point, has been granted patent for
q steam muller.
Geo. H. Hagley is opening his inn
mense stock of new Spring Goods
Call and see them.
A telegraph line now connects the
Western Union Office in town with the
S. v. R. r. station.
The Adams Express ofle has been
removed to the room one door west
of the Carter House.
Mr.. Myers Paimbaum has returned
from the eastern cities, where he has
been purchasing spring goods.
The people still desire the pave
ments which the Town Council have
ordered bat which have not been
laid.
VIM. Phillips & Sons last week had
3 telegraphic order for a carload of
material to go TO Piedmont in this
State.
Persons visiting Baltimore will find
comfortable quarters and "Old vir-
ginia hospitality" at the Howard
House.
Seven persons were baptized in the
mill-race last Sunday, by Rev. c. C.
Wainwright, of The Free Will Baptist
Church
1t is sure sign that N. Palmbaum
* Bro. are doing a good business
from the looks of the goods they are
receiving.
A half dozen or more of the pro-
gressive men of Harper's Ferry are
docking into lighting that town with
electric lights.
When you visit Baltimore step at
The Maltby House, where will be
found first-class accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
Mr.. VIM. Kahn has returned from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, where lie has been purchasing
his large spring stock.
A lot of white goods just received
Mt from &c. up. trimmings in endless
varieties at the Shenandoah Milling
Company.
Mr.. j. Thos. Allstadt, of near Boil
fvar, contempIates erecting on a part
of his ground a commodious hotel,
for the accommodation of summer
boarders.
Ladies, why not save money and
go to Burns & Shugert's to buy
Sewing Machine A beautiful high
arm machine, with all attachment,
for $3.50.
Messrs. VIM. Phillips & Sons, of
this place, have subscribed 500 to-
wards the Harper's Ferry town Hall,
and Mr.. Geo. S. Eyster, of HaIltown,
has subscribed 5000.
From present appearances, it looks
like Harper's Ferry is to have town
hall-s1, $50 has already been sub
scribed, with prospects of obtaining
more. We wish it success.
Mrs. j. NJ. Sencindiver will on the
1st of April remove to the National
Bank Building, occupying for her
millinery store the room lately used
as the Adams Express office.
Sheriff Morgan and son, and Mr..
Samuel Hunter, last week conveyed
to the State penttenttary the negroes
Bolts and Howard, sentenced at the
late term of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. V. KapIon, the Harper's Fer
ny cIothier, has gone to New York to
make spring purchases, and expects
to return in few days with the finest
line of goods ever brought to that
town.
The Gas Company has laid per-
manent pipe from their works to the
S. v. depot, for the double purpose
of pumping oil to the gas-house and
of supplying gas to lamps within
reach.
Mr.. Henry DUNN has purchased,
for 81, 25O cash, the property of Mrs.
Amber, known as the "Kearsley
property" corner of Main and West
streets. This is considered good
bargain.
We return thanks to Mr.. W. C.
Carroll, who has been sojourning in
Florida, for sprig of orange bios
SONS, (kindIy sent US through Mrs.
Chas. G. Skinner, also for late south
ern papers.
The powder magaz inc of Mr.. Hor-
ace Beall, situated in the field adjoin-
ing Edge-Hill Cemetery, was forcibly