Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-07-05
Why DO You suffer
Local Miscellany.

ing.
Decorate your buildings for the
4th of July,
Ask your Dealer to send home a
Dozen Pabst's Beer.
Mandville & Ling's Flower Seeds
at Light & Watson's.
10000 bbls Pabst sold in 1891
that proves it the best.
Mr.. Elliott is eniarging the barber
shop of Geo. L. Travis.
Noted for its purity-nothing but
Hops and Malt in Pabst's Beer.
For sale-A fine stieff Piano in perfect cons
dition, will be sold low aud on easy terms.
Apply at Spirit office.
Pure, Healthful, Nourishing and
Refreshing Pabst's Milwaukee
Beer.
TENNIS goods, Hammocks, Fly
Nets, Harness, &C., at Rink Hard
ware.
For Sale, for cash. good Young
Cow and Calf. Apply at the SPIRIT
j. G. McGraw, Harper's Ferry,
w. Va, sole agent Pabst's Milwau-
kee Beer.
Mr.. Elmer E. BeachIey, is furnish
ing material for large Seminary at
Brunswick, Md.
Special meeting of the Cleveland
and Wilson Club next Friday even
ing, at 8 o'clock.
Messrs. Baker & Gunther and Kyle
have completed the painting of the
National Bank building.
Two yalaabfe mares belonging to
EeszhfF. James w. Lloyd, near LeetowD,
were killed by lightning on Monday
of last week.
Don't pay So so for Lawn Mower
when you can get one for 81 at the
Racket Store. Other goods proper
tionately low.
Mr.. C. w. Taylor is painting and
penciIing Mr.. Henry Dumm's big
brick building, corner of Washing
and West streets.
Our new town sergeant, Mr.. Ma
son E. Young, has donned hand
some new uniform and ent cred up
on his official duties.
Ice Cream Freezers-the best made
"A at. 1928, 6 ct. S2.75, 8 OF. So
25. Can save you just one dollar on
any size, at the Racket Store.
Mr.. j. G. Wyatt has the Shannon
dale Hotel open for visitors. This is
a delightful summer resort, and only
short drive Give miles) over fine
turnpike from Charles Town.
Col. Chew has been indefatigabIe
in his Efforts to have the Hotel Pow
hatan prepared for opening and OPP
erations resumed at the Brass Works,
and deserves great credit therefor.
The N. & w. R. r. will sell round
trip tickets to and from all stations
at greatly reduced rates for the 4th
of July. Tickets on sale July 2, 8
and A.; good TO return on any train
til July 6.
We issue our paper this week in
advance of the regular publication
day, in order that our employees
may enjoy the pleasures incident to
the celebration OF the 4th of July in
OnarleS 1OWn.
Mr.. J. Harry Parr, successor to
Mr.. II. v. Daniels at Harper's Fer
ry, has nice drug store, is accomo-
dating and enterprising, and those
who wish goods in his line may feel
, confident of obtaining satisfaction.
Messrs. John P. Kearfoot and Dan
iel Getzendanuer have bought of
Frank Beckwith, special commission
er, the farm known as "Tract No. 81
of the Jas. H. Grove estate, contain
! ing 800 acres, for the sum Of So, 900.
The Hotel Powhatan is now open
and in full blast. MIR. j. 7. Worm
ley, the proprietor, is an experienced
and popular Washington City hotel
man, and opens the new hotel here
under the most favorable auspices.
He will have at the outset a number
of boarders from Washington City,
whose numbers will be constantly adj
ded to from there and elsewhere.
The hotel presents beautiful ap-
pearauce at night when lighted up by
electric lights. We will give more
detailed notice of its equlpme mt later
OIL.
We are glad to chronicle the sue
cessful organization of anew military
company with forty-five men rank
and file. No town has better ma
terial for soldiers, than our, and
We can expect crack company of
which we all WILDE proud. The Of
ficers are experienced men, and there
is every promise of the Charles Town
company being the pIize-winners at
tile State Encampment at Parkers-
burg on the goth to the 9th of July.
The name selected is associated with
the grandest military achievement of
the century, and we doft our hats to
the "StonewallRif1es," and wish them
q every success. The officers are j.
f. Wyatt, Capt; j. W. Russell, 1st
Lieut.; A. S. Moore. 2nd Lieut.. I;
r. o. Van Vacter, 1st Sergt. /; w. B.
Dunlap, 2nd Sergt.; B. G. Rissler,
3rd Sergt. in. Dunlap, 9TH Sergt. ;
l.. A. Diehl, 1st Corp. j. G. Eli
D OFT, 2nd Corp. j. A. Emmert, 3rd
Corp. G. n. Welsh, 4th Corp. and
II, G. Dooley, Musician.