Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-18
Personal Mention.

Mr.. j. w. Kelly visited his parents
in Winchester, last week.
Mr.. j. W. Hughes, of Louisville,
KY, visited his mother here last
week.
Mr.. Joseph Crane, of Cloverdale,
Va, visited his relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Edward Britain, Sf Pittsbarg,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Thomas
Ryan.
Additional shares are being taken
in the new (No. 10Y Building Assoc
citation.
Miss Ollie shaner, of Shepherds
town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
S. Morris.
Mrs. Margaret DoOley returned
yesterday from visit to her daugh-
tiers in Berryville.
Mr.. John L. Burns returned yes
terday from visit to his sister ID
Harrisonburg, Va.
Messrs. Robt. M. Ward and w. R.
Alexander, of Winchester; we're in
town on Thursday.
Mr.. L. T. Fry, of LoGdoun coun-
ty, Va, visited the family of Mr.. B.
E. Beavers last week.
Mr.. Geo. Campbell sailed from
England for New York last Tuesday
on the steamer Bothnia.
Mr.. Frank Briscoe left last -Taes-
day for Roanoke, which will hence
forward be his headquarters.
Col. Geo. A. Porterfeld, of Charles
town, was in town last week Visiting
friends. Marttnsburg Statesman.
Miss Fatrlte Washington and Miss
L. C. Amber spent several days in
Washington and Alexandria recently.
Mrs. Eugene Shugert has returned
home, after spending several weeks
with her mother, in Harper's Ferry.
Sickness of Miss Ella Cramer has
necessitated suspension of her de-
partment of the Charlestown Graded
School for several days.
Messrs. Geo. NJ. Beethoven, of
Shepherdstown, and Jas. d. Butt, of
Harper's Ferry, were in attendance
on our Circuit Court last Tuesday.
Our friend and countyman, DIR.
Chas. F. Updike, has located for the
practice IF his profession at,DufieIds,
jefferson county. w. Va, in which
we are informed, he is succeeding re-
markedly vel. Warren Sentinel.
The Charlestown operate Associa-
ton have an invitation to render the
Bells of Bonneville in Hagerstown.
The question ..should the -Presi-
dent of the United States he elected
by the popular vote?" was discussed
by the Charlestown Debating Society
last Friday night-Verion Simmons
in the affirmative and Herbert Alexan-
der and Cal. Mcknight in the mega
tive. On Friday evening of next
week mock trial will be held.
One of the most successful balls
ever given here took place in Getz-
endaner's Hall on Wednesday night;
about two hundred persons being
present. Dancing began at half-past
eight, aud continued until the wee
small hours in tue morning. A boun-
tiful lunch was served at l O'Clock.
A large number of ladies from Har-
per's Ferry, Halltown and Martins
burg we're in attendance. The eve
ming vas pleasantly spent and will be
ever held in remembrance by those
participating: The committee of ar
rangements; 5fessfs. johnson, OFT.
Props, Whittlhgt6n, StipHs and
Souders, deserve credit for the sue
cess of the Observation-Disclosures
Don't fail to get Bargains, as %e
have put everything down at Cost,
marked in plain figures. they must be
sold. Soyou can buy at Cost and save
the profit that you pay elsewhere.
The store will be open every day for
the nextfew weeks. Watches, Clocks,
Silver Ware, Spoons, knives, Forks,
Napkin Rings, Ladies' Neck Chains,
Ladies' Gold Sets, Brooches. Sleeve
Buttons, Collar Buttons. Baby Pins,
lot of them; Charms, Gents Vest
Chains, Gents Pins. Gold Rings,
Children's Rings, Spectdcles, Eye
Glasses, Silk Guards, &c. Shot &c.
h., Powder 4Oc. h., worth Coo. :;
Caps, Wads, Primers, &C., Pistols
Soc, S2.05 and $3.50; Cartridges,
Loading Tools, Billies. So now is
the time to purchase and save money.
We are selling at Wholesale Prices.
See Red Flag out.
H. A. L. Burton,
Main ST., CharIestown.
Sales-lady, Miss Lille Reed.
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