Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-03-01
Local Miscellany.
Circuit Court March Z.
Lent begins tomorrow.

MT. w. Y. Carroll has favored us
with late Florida papers.
George Buckler, in Richelieu, at
Washington Hall, tonight.
Heavy snow and sIeet made very
disagreeable day yesterday.
Have you seen j. F. Reininger's
$1,000 Suit? It's a sumner.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for VIM. S. Mason and R. A.
Palmer.
Mr.. F. L. Beller was thrown from
a wagon on Friday last, and severely
injured.
For bargains in Ladies' Undergar-
ments and Millinery, call on Mrs. C.
F. Thomas.
BIr. j. D. Derr has about com
Pleted large barracks, for Mr.. j.
E. Watson.
Mr.. Ephraim Watson, of Leetown,
fractured two ribs in a fall at his
home recently.
East street, north of Washington,
has been filled in and is being heav-
lily macadamized.
The terms of the Yates sale has
been changed from six to ten months
credit. See advertisement.
Orders for wood left at the store of
Messrs. Cooke & Phillips will be
promptly filled by Mr.. John T. Col
ston.
Light & Watson make a pure al
mond Meal which keeps the skin as
soft as velvet. Try it, and you will
use no other.
Use Light & Watson's Glycerne
Lotion for chapped hands, face and
lips; in fact, nothing better for keep
ms off chaps.
Wanted-Old-time mahogany fur
niture, clocks, brasses, &C.. Ad-
dress, John Treblig, North Howard
street, Baltimore.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found tirst-class accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
Mr.. Thomas Dobson, well-known
citizen of Charles Town, died at his
residence in this place last Sunday
morning, at an advanced age.
Mrs. L. A. Osbourn will have a
two-story brick dwelling erected on
the west end of the former Kearsley
property, on West Washington street
work to commence at once.
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil and Wild
Cherry is strongly recommended and
vigorously prescribed for the after
effects of the 9 Grippe Prepared
and sold by Light & Watson.
The cellar of the dwelling of Mr..
Joseph Tharp, on Eagle avenue, was
broken into a few nights ago, and
some thirty-one cans of fruit, five
gallons of preserves and five or SIX
bushels of potatoes taken therefrom.
Denman Thompson will appear in
the g Old Homestead y at Albaugh's
Opera House, Washington City, this
week. There is but one Denman
Thompson and one Old Home
stead" and they never fail to draw
immense houses.
Mr.. S. S. Dalgarn has, by paying
money difference to the C. NJ, NJ.
81. Co., exchanged lots and acquired
Block rs in the Burns tract, bounded
q by Second and Railroad avenues and
Buchanan street, and will, according
to his exchange agreement, erect sew
eral houses thereon.
The " Legato Musical Association .
has Pinafore in rehearsal, and will
: render it directly after Easter. II is
= proposed to devote the proceeds of
this entertainment for an object which
will, we are sure, meet with a hearty
response at the hands of all music
lovers of this community, of which
more definite mention will be made
later on.
The only and .original "Blind
Tom" the great musical prodigy of
the nineteenth century, appeared in
Washington Hall last Wednesday
night, and delighted a large and APP
preciative audience. Whilst Tom
is as good as ever and gave much
satisfaction, we cannot say as much
for his management, for whom some
of our citizens have hearty con-
tempt.
The large building southeast cor.
ner of Baltimore and Eutaw streets
Baltimore, was damaged by fire
Wednesday, together with stock and
machinery belonging to the Frieden'
valid Lithographing Company and to
Cone Bros, LowmaD & Burger. cloth.
iers. Mr.. Geo. H. Hagley deals will
the above clothing firm, but fortu,
nateIy had secured a large stock pre-.
yious to this fire.
In our church notices will be found
mention of an address TO be delivered
lin the Baptist church next Thursday
evening. by Rev. j. L. Barber, OF
New York, upon AN Important
Chapter in Recent History. Mr.. Bar
Der, we understand is fine speaker
and an intellectual treat may there
fore be expected by all who shall at.
Ntend. The public in general, and
more especially the young people, are
cordially invited to be present.