Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-09
Local Miscellany.
TAKE NoTIcn-O Our Stores will be
closed ssstem6er 18Th and 24th.

Bead Kahn's new advertisement
Mrs. g. F. Thomas is receiving /
nice line Of new goods.
Charlestown has five healthy build.
ing associations in active operation
Several new and handsome da,
coaches have been placed on the S
Y. R. R.
Mr.. Geo. T. Lights fine pointer
dog was awarded a first prize at Nor
gan's Grove.
Mr.. J. H. holland has just furnished
Mr. NJ. E. Bolinger handsome up.
right Stieff piano.
4O4 tickets to Morgan's Grove were
sold at the Charlestown station of the
S. V. R. R. last week.
Mr. L. D. Getzendaner' mattel
chestnut stations were highly com.
plimented at Morgan's Grove.
Mr.. Wesley P. Bell, of Brown
Crossing, has been appointed night
operator at Troutville, S. V. R. R.
The Shenandoah Milling Co. are
agents for the celebrated Linen Bosom
White Shirts, 1t Soc, q great bargain.
Thanks to Secretary Grabill for a
complimentary ticket to the Wood
sock (ya.) Fair, to be held October
7-1O.
Excavation for the foundation for
a dwelling house for Mr.. ". Scott
Kennedy on Main street, East end of
town, is begun.
hIr. James McGarry, OF shenan-
doah Junction, has given a lot at that
place as a site for ai5aptist Church
to be be erected soon,
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where viii be
found tirst-cIass accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
shannopdaiespripgs, though open
ed late, scored. q reasonably success
full season Thav arc nas--..l.,rSszl
but will be reopened next season, and
we have no doubt viii do. rousing
business.
Mr.. John c. Barns requests US to
announce that he will be at Charles
town on Wednesday, September 10Th.
with 500 Open Wool Sheep and one
carload of Durham Steers, which he
can sell at reasonable prices.
Madame Ruhl will begin the com
ing session of her music school on
the 10th inst Miss Bertha Ruhl will
instruct a class Of calisthenics, com
mencing on the same date. Terms,
ETC., can be had upon application.
Mr.. John j. Kahn, of this place,
died yesterday morning, after a lin
gering illness of consumption, aged
about 29 years. He was member
of the Independent Fire Company,
shd that organization will probably
attend his funeral in a body.
The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century, the Edison Phono-
graph, is to be exhibited in Charles
town again this week, by Mr.. Orrie
Miller, who gave a successful exhi-
bition of it here few days ago. It's
a wonderful instrument, and should
be seen and heard by ALL Admission
only 10 cts. See advertisement.
Mr.. Jas. X. P. OFT, of Rippcn in
this county, has for sale some Black
Leghorn fowls. which are famous for
their laying qualities. Will dispose
of them at So per trio, which he con-
siders a very reasonable price, as
some breeders ask So to $40 for fowls
not hear so good. Mr.. OFT has quite
reputation for breeding fine fowls,
and persons desiring them should
give him call
The Winchester Fair would not only
be devoid of a prominent visitor but
would sadly miss the presence of one
of its best friends, should Mr.. c. B.
Rouss, of New York, stay away this
year. Such, however, will not be the
case, as we are informed by private
letter from this liberal-hearted yir-
ginian that he win be at Winchester
next Thursday, and will be pleased
to see his friends on that OCCASION
Mr.. Rouss has recently added to his
previous munifcence towards the
Winchester Fair by forwarding his
check for $500. The life of the mil
lionaire in the great metropolis is a
busy one. but not too busy for him
to give thought to the friends and
scenes of his earlier years, and make
frequent contributions to pubic en-
terprises in this section.
After all, the best way to know the real merit
OF Hoods Sarsuparilla, is 10 tr,- IL vorrseIf