Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-03-31
Local Miscellany.


e. E. Hughes.
G. E. Hughes is receiving New
Furniture and Wall Paper.
Mr. F, L. Beller is improving Mr..
Geo. H. Hagley's store front.
The celebrated McGibeny Family
at Washington Hall Thursday night.
Thanks to Congressman VIM. L.
Wilson for package of garden seed.
The McGibeny Family is a remark
able -C,eoesand 60. ) Platndealer.
Subscribers who may change their
residence April 1st will please notify
as promptly.
Mr.. j. A. Mathena has purchased
an interest in the livery stable of Mr..
George Hunt.
Early Rose seed potatoes from Pc
Yer Henderson, for sale at j. AL
bridge Chew's.
Mrs. c. F. Thomas will leave to-
day for New York, to purchase spring
and SKINNER goods.
"a patent has been granted Mr.. J.
y. McEIroy, of this place, for me-
Ffdian drawing board.
Don't forget the dinner and sup
per to be given for the benefit of the
CharIestown Cornet Band.
Mr.. B. ". Mitchell, taxidermist,
will mount a very large white swan
for Capt. chas. L. Baylor.
We want Wood. Will some of our
country friends please send US load
or two this week, if possible.
Mrs. 7. G. Baylor and family have
moved into the White house, corner
Washington and Charles streets.
For fine repairing of Watches,
Clocks and JeweIry call at H. e.
Knapp's, opposite Courthouse.
Mr.. A. D. Barr has been making
some elegant blue prints of the G..
NJ, NJ. & 1. Co.'s Office building.
Mrs. Susan Maxwell has had a
street entrance made in the east room
of her dwelling, for Office purposes.
Master Clayton Thrush, bright,
active young lad, has entered the en-
SIoY of Mr.. Geo. T. Light, druggist.
Mr.. John H. Bishop has introduced
pipes for coiIed pipe water cooler
in the oyster and ice-cream parlors
of Mr.. Gustav Brown.
Letters are advertised at Charles
bn for Benjamin Barrett, T. R. Ba-
ker, George DooIey, V. NJ. Fisor (2)
and Hally Wilmington.
Mr.. Jno. w. Russell will do the
tin roofing for the harness and glove
factories, and for the store building
of Mr.. L. NJ. Blessing.
Regular meeting of Potomac Com
mandery, No. 3, Knights Tempfar,
next Tuesday evening, at q e'clock.
Business of Importance.
The dues to jefferson Permanent
Building Association will be received
at the store of Cooke & Washington,
on Monday, April 9Th, 1891.
Judge Beckwith ard Maj. McDon-
aid have thrown their two Offices into
one, and have one of the neatest and
most cozy law apartments in town.
Yanted-OId-tlme mahogany fur
niture, clocks, mirrors, brasses, &C.,
cheap for cash. Address John Treb-
lig, 9 North Howard St., Baltimore.
Mr.. V. KapIon, of Kaplon & Bro,
The Harper's Ferry cIothiers, has
gone east to purchase spring goods,
and will open fine selection this
week.
Even the town-clock was compelled
to succumb to the furies of the storm
Mast Friday, and stopped Short" on
account of the hands being clogged
by the snow.
Mr.. a. Wooipert, of Baltimore,
has rented the store-room of Mrs.
Mary Z. O'Bannon, corner of Main
and Lawrence SIS, and will open
mercantile business therein.
NJ. PaImbaum G Bro, next to
Watson House, are receiving a fine
assortment of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embrotd-
cries, Laces, &C., and will be able to
sell goods cheaper than ever before.
The Carter House was again filled
70 overlooking last Thursday night.
The number of visitors registered at
both the Carter and Watson House
is uniformly large-the influx of
strangers into our midst being very
great.
We call attention to tile Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance Co., having
recently opened an agency here, and
being represented by the agency of
Washington G Alexander. This Com
pany is one of the leading fire insur-
ance companies, and we are pleased
to see il represented here. Col Jno