Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-04-01
Local Miscellany.
Easter next Sunday.

ShOASS 0SiOS furnishings JdSG
opened, at Kahn's.
Blank Leases, for renting houses,
Tor sale at this Office.
A letter is advertised at Charles
ton for J6hh Porterfeld.
Horse Bills printed neatly and
cheaply at the SPIRIT Office.
Mr.. w. A. Davis is painting the
dwelling of Col. II. B. Davenport,
near town.
Mr.. F. L. Beller hasierected neat
porch at the rear of tie dwelling of
Mr.. w. S. Merchant.
Mrs. Mollie E. Woody has returned
from Baltimore with the latest fash
ions. See advertisement.
Mr.. j. F. Reiuinger has a goose
without legs or wings, and will ex-
hibit it to all who call to-day.
If you need a fine pair of Lace
Curtains, for little money, go to NJ.
Palmbaum & Bros, next to Watson
House.
Well, who are the candidates for
mayor, recorder and councilmen?-
Trot 'em out, hut don't bring all into
the ring at once.
When you visit baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found first-class accommodation and
exceedingly low rates.
Mr.. Jacob w. Coffman is in New
York this week purchasing his Spring
goods. Look odt for big bargains next
week at the Racket Store:
Mayor Brown has the boss floor in
his confectionery store now-one of
tirst-class two-inch flooring, laid by
Mr. j. C. Holmes yesterday.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
March 25th: Shepherd VS.. Graft and
Zimmerman, from Jefferson county !;
appeal and supersedeas allowed,
bond 5000.
Capt. Edgar Lee is making him
self conversant with the duties of a
deputy postmaster, preparatory to
filling that position under AR. IIig-
ginbotham.
yesterday & Co. have put up extra
large sized spouting to the barn of
Mr.. John Burns, and also furnished
and laid sewer pipe to carry off the
water from the barn.
The Clarke Courier says: Mr..
John F. Bell, who is engaged in buy
ing timber, hauled through town last
week walnut log 10 feet long Witch
he says made 1922 feet of lumber.
Mrs. j. NJ. sencindiver has re-
moved her millinery, notions and
fancy store to the National Bank
Building, where she will be pleased
10 see her friends and the public
generally.
The Building Known as ''jchh
Browns Fort, at Harper's Ferry, it
is reported from Washington, has
been sold to Mr.. Alfred Moore,
Chicago lawyer. representing syn
dictate, the building to lie removed
within sixty days.
Mr.. Eugene shugert has gotten his
goods nicely arranged and has begun
business. regularly. "Shugert's Va
Fiety Store presents an attractive
appearance, and the proprietor will
doubtless prove himself an energetic;
accommodating man.
Messrs. Earnshaw & Dooiey have
tin-roofed the dwelling of Mr.. Ed
ward Walters, at Mechanicst0wn,
and have contracted to do tile tin
roofing in connection with the new
improvements to be added to the
property of Mr.. j. Ed. Burns.
Mr.. VIM. p. yesterday has put up
at the store Of yesterday ( Co. a
nicely arranged electric bell, whereby
customer may touch a button at
the hitching post in front of the
store and, without alighting from his
horse or vehicle, summon one of the
firm from the rear shop.
A small house Of the Wei=ick &
Weller addition, on tile southwest
side of town, occupied by Jacob
Shorts, colofed, and belonging to MIR.
Jno. C. Weller, caught fire on Satur-
day afternoon, from spark from the
chimney of the dwelling. The fire
was arrested so that only the roof
was destroyed.
Mount Hope Farmers Alliance
was organized March 9th, with the
following officers: S. L. Rissler,
Pres't; c. d. Kline, Vice Pres't: T.
j. Hoffman, Secretary; j. F. Myers,
Treas'ri F. A. Yates, Chap. F.; j. E.
Cookus, D. K. L. NJ. Beavers; Asst
D. X; B. L. Beavers, Steward !;
Price Vines, Lecturer; ]. w. DALEY.
Conductor.
Muslins, bleached and unbleached,
IOuy Of