Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-08
Local Miscellany.

erford's.
Honey Drip Syrup for sale by H.
w. Rutherford.
Fresh Buckwheat Flour just re-
ceived by G. Lippttt Renner.
The long drouth vas broken Thurs
day night by refreshing rain.
Judge Faulkner held special
term of court here last Friday.
Messrs. Earnshaw & Dooley are
tin roofing the Trapnell building.
Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at Fl. w. Rutherford's.
Try the F. S. w. Cigar. Best in
this town. At John S. Yesterdays.
Mr.. c. F. Wall purchased some
fine cattle of Mr.. Logan Shut last
week.
Mr.. A. D. Barr's poultry house
has been deprecated upon by thieves
recently.
Printed notices for posting land
may be purchased at q low rate at
the SPIRIT office.
One thousand barrels of corn
wanted at the Milling Company's in
exchange for goods.
Mr.. S. L. Williams has completed
his elevator at Shenandoah Junction,
aud has it in running order.
Mr.. c. F. Wall shipped last We'd
nesday three decks of live stock, in
Guiding some very fine hogs.
Palmbaum's is the place for BIan-
kets' FIa5nels, Underwear, Hosiery
&c. Prices lower than ever.
Mr.. Barnet SmalIwood died at his
residence near MechanicstownT Thurs
day night, at an advanced age.
Mr.. c. E. Jones, of Leetown, Va,
has purchased the Harrison farm,
across the river from Hancock.
Mr.. D. R. Barbour fell from a
scaffold on building near Summit
Point, ST .drday, and was killed.
We want money. wood and corn
money most of all. Will our pa
'trons please remember US in these
matters.
The Milling Company is Head
quarters for China and Glassware
A choice collection of Dinner and
Tea sets.
, Why keep your second hand books
which are of no use to you, when
you can dispose of them at Light &
Watson's.
Messrs. Armentrout and Woody
are preparing to set curb and lay 6
new pavement in front of the Ma
tionaI Bank building.
Just received new lot of Station
cry, Box Paper, Invitation cards
visiting cards, &C., cheap and good
at Light & Watson's.
Messrs. Geo. f. Currie and W. r
Avis came near being run down BY
a railroad train at Flowing Spring
crossing last Tuesday.
The N. & W. train heretofore
known as the Shenandoah Accommo
dation now runs through between
Hagerstown and Basic.
Mr.. W. L. Dalgarn is erecting {
third house for his brother Mr.. S. S
2aIgarn, on the new addition nea
Mfr. Kennedy's elevator.
Do you want q Ring for yourself
sister or sweetheart! If so examil
our new lot just received atBrown's,
the Jewelcr and Optician.
Don't fail to see the Milling Com
Pany's new Autumn and White
Dress Goods, Silk Ribbons and Tn
derwear of every description.
Mr.. F. NJ. Pennock is supplying
some beautiful specimens of carna
ton pinks. They are on sale a
Messrs. Light & Watson's drug store
Mr.. r. Owen Vanvactor, who sus
tanned injuries by being thrown from
4 vehicle few days ago, died las
Wednesday, aged 43 years, month
and Is days, leaving a wife and sew
eraI children, besides an agec
mother, n brother and several sisters
to mourn their loss.
Mr.. T. o. Taylor has sold hi
stock of merchandise to Mr.. C
Frank Ronemous, who will succeed
him at the well-known Red From
stand. We regret to lose Mr.. Tay
Tor and his estimable family from on
town, but extend q hearty weIcom,
to his successor. who is q Jefferson
county man, and bespeak for him
generous reception here.
The old engine house in whicI
John Brown made his last fight a
Harper's Ferry, in 1859, which was
transferred to Chicago, was recently
thrown open to visitors. Mr.. S. X
Ia6navin, a former editor of thu
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON, was presen
and delivered lecture. At the TIM
of the Brown raid Mr.. Donavin wa
a Baltimore journalist, and witnessed
the capture of Brown and portion
of his command by Gen. Robert. E
Ilec, who was then an officer in tn,
States Army. 1t is the in
tention to ill the building with relic
of the civil war.