Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-05-26
Local Miscellany.
We rant Wood.

Saturday, May 80.
Mr.. Troutman hopes to get in the
Glove Factory this week.
Repairs for the Champion machines
at the Rink Hardware. Order early. +.
Contractor Holmes is pushing the
construction of the Hotel Powhatan"
ahead.
Work on the Boiler Works and the
Vulcan Road Machine works is pro-
crossing.
Saturday, June 9Th, has been de-
signated as memorial day in Shep-
herdstown.
Work is progressing lively on va
rious portions of the G. NJ, NJ. & L.
Company's lands.
If the locust blossom sign is to be
depended on, we will have a large
corn crop this year.
Mr.. Geo. t. Light offers big in
ducements on the Encyclopedia Bril-
tannica. Call and see him.
Our obituary column will explain
cause of delay and any deficiency in
this weeks issue of our paper.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for S. II. Brown, B. w. Mitchell,
w. w. Murray and VIM. Phillips.
The foundation of the Goetz Har-
ness Factory has been completed and
the work on the brick walls com
menced.
The second kiln of brick burned
by the Brick aud Tile Company, now
on the market, is even better than
the first.
The tax upon real estate agents is
onerous, and we trust the Town Coun-
Gil will revoke their action in impos-
ing the same.
New lot of Buggies, Dog Carts,
Buggy Harness, Whips, Saddles; also
Ladies' Saddles, &c. Wool wanted.
INK datuWare.
old-time mahogany fur
niture, clocks, brasses, &c.. Adj
dress, John Treblig, 9North Howard
street, Baltimore.
Policeman Kahn has a handsome
new uniform, equal to g one of the
\ finest" and Sergeant Miley will have
one by next week.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found first-class accommodation and
exceedingly low rates.
Mr.. c. W. Taylor has purchased
of the C. NJ, NJ. & L. Co. two lots on
West Washington street, and will
erect a dwelling thereon.
Mr.. Geo. L. Rissler sold to Mr.. w.
S. Merchant one of the finest calves
of the season-age 8 weeks and 2
days, and weight PAT lbs.
AIessrs. Davenport & Mallorie have
sold the first lot disposed of by real
estate agents here-lot 46 in block
lotto Mr.. j. C. Holmes.
The office of VIM. Phillips & Sons
was broken into last Saturday night,
and an unsuccessful attempt made to
blow open the fire-proof safe.
Place YOUR lots and stock with the
Getzendaner Co. Real Estate Agency,
members Real Estate Exchange, and
getqutck and satisfactory results. .
Mr.. Geo. F. Anderson is erecting
handsome porch in front of the
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Glover and owned by Mr.. D. s.
/ Hughes.
Thanks to Mr.. P. C. Kennedy, en-.
terprising real estate agent, for 8
copy of the handsome prospectus Of
the Charlestown Development Com
pany, q notice of which we made last
week.
Messrs. Eugene shugart and Geo
j. Hill, of Harper's Ferry, have pur
chased of Mr.. George Tearney, O
this place, his two desirable building
lots on Camp Hill, and will cree
dwellings thereon.
Mr.. L. NJ. Blessing has opened a
store in his new building on Nortl
Mildred street, and will sell grocer
les, notions, CONNECTIONS, tobacco and
cigars. He will sell good goods al
fair prices, and we bespeak for hin
liberal share of the publiepatronage
Mr.. j. Shirley Smith joined large
party of Pittsburg and ConnellsviIle
capitalists at the N. & w. depot yes
terday morning, enroute for Roanoke
MFR. S. was in Pittsburg last week anG
interested these gentlemen in piece
of property near Roanoke, price $780,
600.
Our old friend Samuel A1ichaels
who was burned out of house and
home some weeks ago, has rebuilt
far enough to be able to move hi,
family into his new home, where VIZ
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