Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-07-01
Local Miscellany.

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at Cost, by Messrs. Cameron & Chew.
Messrs. Burns and Wall have re-
+ceived seven hundred more Tennessee
sheep.
For splendid Photos Of all sizes,
Picture Frames, Mats, &C., call at
McCluug's Gallery.
Jacob Smooth, of shepherdstOwn,
died suddenly last Tuesday of heart
disease, aged 20 years.
The carpenters will celebrate the
4th of July by a picnic at shannon
dale Springs next Friday.
Eddie Reininger has some fine aster
plants, including the most improved
imported varieties, for sale.
we are under obligations to Rev.
C. II. Minor, colored, for some nice
beets. for which VIC return thanks.
Workmen have commenced the
erection of the scaffolding for the
frescoing of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Geo. H. Hagley had a fine
cactus in bloom last week. 1t showed
over fifty flowers, and was very beau
tiful.
The Shenandoah Milling Co. are
receiving and will have on hand dur
ing the season Fresh Water Melons,
Canteloupes, &c.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found frst-class accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
A good jewelers. stand, with a
nice stock of goods, will be sold at a
bargain. Apply to Mrs. NJ, Van
dalia Burton. Clarlestown, w. Va.
The .sStars," the second nine of
this place, received their first defeat
last Saturday at the hands of the
Berryville first nine-score 10 to >.
we return thanks to our good col
ored friend john Thornton for a
mess of fine beans (which we mad
vertentlS aptSred to mention last
week,
WnaJan Mining co. has
just reS " 1000 lbsbof Country
Side Meat at great bargains in guam.
tity, also Sugar Cured Shoulders,
Bacon Shoulders, sc.
Mr.. Geo. H.. Haglcy has just com
pleted q neat and comfortable small
dwelling on South Charles street, and
offers it for sale or rent. Also has a
few more lots for sale.
The S. v. r. r. will issue excur-
sion tickets July Sd and 4th at all
regular stations to any point on the
line, good TO return on or before Jaly
9Th, at one fare for the round trip.
Some handsome South American
Views, taken ny Mr.. c. L.. McClung
on the occasion of his recent trip to
that country, are on exhibition in the
window of Mr.. j. w. Coffman's
Racket Store.
Taxpayers do not understand why
they should be taxed to pay for hay
ing the street lamps lighted, and the
lamps he hid under a bushel as
1t were, by the low-hanging branches
of treos on every street in the town.
One of the youngest bread-bakers
we know of is little Katie Lehman, the
nine-year old niece of Mrs. Albert
Diehl. We were presented with
some of the product of her skill in
this line last week and found it to be
very nice indeed.
Mr.. w. Scott Kennedy has pur-
chased the eligible lot of Mr.. Cleon
Moore on Main street and next adj
joining the residence of Mrs. Dutton,
paying therefor the sum of 5000. Mr..
X. purposes erecting a dwelling house
thereon in the falI.-Free Press.
The star of Bethlehem has made
its appearance, and is very beautiful.
1t will only I've seen about three weeks
when it will leave, never to visit us in
our time-it will not appear again till
S15 years, according TO history. II
can now be seen in the southeast al
s o'clock in the evening.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a Lawn Party on the eve.
nings of July Cd and Sd, in front ri
the church. All the luxuries of tn,
@'season Will be served up in the nsua
good style, for which the ladies d
the church are noted aud they dean.
everybody and 81 thel Gfieads
come i6t church bnifa6tf
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