Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-19
Local Miscellany.

September Magazines at Boards
Lands headquarters for peaches.
New Music and FoIios at Boards.
For Dry Goods como to Hirsch-
mans.
Tracing and Drawing Paper at
Boards.
Window shades, all prices, at
Boards.
Another lot of those Cheap novels
at Boards.
Don't forget, for Canned Goods go
to Diagrams.
Send your children to Boards for
School Books.
White HeathCIipg Peaches for sale
by S. II. Lands.
Fresh oysters are now served at
Mr.. Gustav Browns.
Nectar Table Syrup equal to any,
for sale by Roncmus Bros.
Sew your buttons on tight, 'Old
Farmer Hopkins" is coming.
Lands is headquarters for water
melons, peaches, grapes, &c.
Mr.. Scott Weller had his hand
painfully burned from gasoline.
A hearty laugh is in store for every
one who sees "Old Farmer Hopkins.
Considerable hail fell west of town
with the storm last Saturday morn
ing.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for J. Z. SulbIett and Thos. IL.
Willis.
Don't forget the laughing carnival
at Washington Hall next Thursday
evening.
An extensive revival has been in
progress in tue Methodist church in
Middleway.
In order to make room for fall
goods you can get bargains in Tea
Sets at Ronemus Bros.
r. B. Allen has opened the oyster
season at the European Hotel, and
serves them in all styles.
Messrs. ]. B. Lucas, H. T. Miley
and B. E. Beavers are earning repu-
tations as good road makers.
Elmer Z. Beachley wants three
loads of timothy hay in trade for lum-
Der. Bring it to the factory.
Remember Hirschman's is the place
for your carpets, always the lowest
and largest stock to select from.
Parties wishing to buy anything i n
the Queensware line will do well to
look over the stock of ROnemus Bros.
Mrs. G. F. Thomas is agent for the
sale of the celebrated Standard Fash
ions, and will furnish patterns of all
kinds.
The penalty imposed upon Gordon
Davis was a fine of $50 and costs
not Sl5, as heretofore incorrectly
stated.
The Charles Town Graded School,
Mr. Wright Denny principal, opened
with an enrolment of two hundred
pupils.
The scenery of sold Farmer Hop
kins.' painted by c. Bennett of New
York, is alone worth the price of adj
mission.
a pure play, teaching healthy les
sons, sincere in motive, and clean in
language. Such a one is "Old Far
mer Hopkins"
Little Travis Hedges will be taken
to the Hospital of the Church Home
in Baltimore to-day, to have his Grip
Tlpd leo Operatpd uDon.
We have just opened large in
voice of Fall Neckwear. New Shapes
and Patterns. Large assortment,
moderate in price, at Kahn's.
The cornerstone taken from the
old Methodist church will be rebuilt
into the northwest corner of the new
structure, as memorial of the old
building.
Mr.. McEIroy, City Engineer, adj
vertises for bids for the new bridges
TO he built over the Il. & o, at
Charles street and EvitCs run at
Main street, respectively.
The recent drought developed
more fully than ever the necessity OF
artesian wells where running water is
not at hand. Messrs. Prather &
Niemyer, of Green Spring Furnace,
Md. announce in this issue that they
are prepared tC do artesian we'll work,
and those needing it will do well TO
correspond with them.
The remains of Gervis S. Gardner
and Thomas L. Coulter, Che former
of wh I'm died March 10, 1851, and
the latter April %, 1859, J being dis,
Inferred to give place to the Charles
street extensfon along the west side
of the Methodist graveyard, were on
Sunday afternoon reinterred in Edge.
Hill Cemetery by Wildey Lodge, L
, o. O. f. and visiting brethren from
various neighboring lodges. There
was a good turn out of the Odd Eel.
Iews Mr.. ID. S. Hughes OBLIGATED
as marshal, and in addition to the
other burial honors there were fitting
remarks at each grave by Mr.. Marine
Krepps of Virginia Lodge, Of
Harper's Ferry.