Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-04-07
Local Miscellany.
County Court May A.

New Queensware aud Glassware at
g. +, Hughes.
Mr. B. E. Beavers lost a valuable
horse last week.
G. E. Hughes is receiving New
Furniture and Wall Paper.
An additional force of employees
was put on at the Brass Works last
week.
Contractor j. C. Holmes broke
ground yesterday for the Hotel
Powhatan."
Early Rose seed potatoes from Pc
ter Henderson, for sale at j. AL
bridge Chew's.
The shade trees for the principal
avenues of the C. & w. G. L. Co. 8
grounds have arrived.
We want Wood. will some Of our
country friends please send US load
or two this week, if possible.
For fine repairing of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry call at H. e..
Knapp's, opposite Courthouse.
Mr.. Chas, Wagner had ten head of
sheep killed by the cars at Flowing
Spring crossing few nights ago.
Messrs. Gibbs, Ioefler & Wood,
Real Estate Agents, will open their
Office regularly for business this week.
Mr.. Humphrey Amber has made
several fine blue print maps ofCharles-
town and the new addition thereto.
jefferson Permanent Building As
sociation starts off with some seven
oreighthundred shares of stock taken.
Eessrs. VIM. Phillips & Sons have
contracted to furnish the material for
large dwelling for Mr.. w. II. H.
Roper.
Mr. j. Aldridge Chew and Miss
Mary A. Kahn, both of this place,
were married in Washington City last
Wednesday,
Messrs. Hunt& Mathena keep good
horses and vehicles, and supply them
at moderate rates. See advertise
ment in this paper.
Maj. A. w. Mcdonald is moving
into his recently purchased dwelling,
formerly Mrs. Leisinring's,) on
South Samuel street.
Another new Building Association
Ono. 12) is being gotten up, and a
large number of shares have already
been subscribed for.
For Sale Cheap-One New Natural
Wood Side-Bar Buggy, made by P. p.
Most & Co., Philadelphia. To be
seen at N. & W. depot.
Regular meeting of Potomac Com
mandery, No. 5, knights Tcmplar,
this (Tuesday) evening, at q o clock.
Business of Importance.
Mr.. Geo. f. Anderson is weather.
boarding and building an addition to
the dwelling of Mr.. Michael McMa-
hon, on West Main street.
The name of W. H. Anderson,
Treasurer, was uuintentionalIy omit
ted from our list of officers of the Car
penters' and Joiners' Union last week.
The Shenandoah Milling Co. has
met the drop in sugar, and is selling
Graduated at 20 lbs. for sI.OO, and
Confcctioners' A at 81 lbs. for S1.OO.
Mr.. David Howell has received
from Mr.. D. Janney Howell some
nice lithograph plats of the lots to be
sold on West Liberty street extended.
Mr.. w. w. Inskeep, the enterpris-
ing manager of the Shenandoah Mill
ing Company, left yesterday for the
east, to purchase additionaInew goods.
Messrs. Washington & Alexand er
have purchased of Lee Washington,
coIored, the Iatter's lot on the Smith
field turnpike, near the N. & W.
depot.
The Charlestown Brick and Tile
Company have received their new en-
CINE, which will take the place of the
horse power now in use at their brick
yard.
Mr.. j. W. Coffman is in New York
thisweek purchasing his spring goods.
Look out for big bargains at the Rack
ct Store next week in all kinds Of
goods.
Deal with NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
and you will save money. They keep
a fine line of goods and are selling
them at very low prices. Next to
Watson House.
The recent heavy snow and rain
caused threatening rise in the Po-
tomac and Shenandoah rivers, and
last week it was feared that Harper's
Ferry would be again flooded, but
fortunately such was not the case.
Mr.. VIM. N. Wood, General Man
ager of the Charlestown and Wash
ington City Improvement Company.
is in town, and will begin prepare
tons to-day for setting out several