Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-01-03

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An abundant crop of 81 inch ice
has been gathered here.
The new county officers have en-.
tered upon:their duties.
Crayon Portraits free at Nc
Cluns's Photo. Gallery.
Mr. Geo. W. EngIe is shipping
large quantities of water cress.
Mr. Jas. j. Larue is erecting q
frame dwelling at Rippon station.
Country Producetaken in exchange
for Goods at Fl. w. Rutherford's.
Good Dwelling House for Rent.
Apply at DR.. Bishops Drug Store.
Have your Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry repaired by H. G. Knapp.
Toilet Sets for 50. 80. So. 80. 81. 80,
$500 up TO S12.OO at the Milling Co.
Try the f. S. w. Cigar. Best in
this town. At John S. Yesterdays.
For sale-A fine stieff Piano in perfect con
dition, will be sold low and on easy terms
Apply at SPIRIT office.
Thanks to Mr.. H. G. Knapp, jew
eler. for handsome calender for
1898.
Assessor DonnelIy has opened an
Office in the grand jury room at the
courthouse.
The Powhatan Brass and Iron
Works have put in an improved
monI6iDo rnonbino
Emma M'Card, well known col
ored woman of this place, died very
suddenly December 21st.
Messrs. Washington & Alexander
have favored us with several small
caIenders, for which we return thanks.
Mr.. A. L. Robertson, late of Har.
risonburg, Va, has charge of the
Western Union Telegraph office here
now.
Will the corporation fine itself fol-
not cleaning the snow from the foot.
bridge over Evitt's run on Washing.
ton street.
James Wright was tried before
Justice Howell on charge of indie.
cent exposure, and sentenced to jail
for ten days.
When you visit Baltimore stop al
the Maltby House, where will be
found tirst-cIass accommodations and
exceedingly low rates
One of the prettiest Christmas
trees in town adorns the parlor of the
cosy home of Mr.. Lawrence Osborne
on West Washington street.
Beautiful China Tea and Dinner
Sets, Glassware, and Novelties ir
China Goods, Individual Sets and
After Dinner Coffees. The Milling Co
Mr.. Lippitt Renner, agent. will
keep for sale C. A. Gambrill & Co.'S
High Grades of Flour-''Patapscc
Superlative,.. So. 40 Medorab 50. 5C
per Dbl.
The carrier of the Spirit toted fair,
took no underholts, and did reasoua,
bly, well with his Annual Greeting,
for which he returns thanks to the
many kind patrons of this paper.
DR.. John p. Bishop and family
occupy their elegant new home or
South George street, which has beer
Substantially erected and handsomely
finished by Mr.. Jno. o. Johnson.
Miss Lou Brady, "a competent dress
maker and seamstress, will sew il
private families by the week, at rea
sonable rates. Residence corner O.
Liberty and West sts., Charles Town
Mrs. B. E. Beavers laid us under
obligations for nice Christmas tur-
KEY, for which we tender hearty
thanks, wishing her the return Of
many merry Christmas and happy
New Year.
Ladies' plain white Hemstitchet
and embroidered Handkcrchiefs, La
dies Silk Hadkerchiefs, Gents Sill
and Line Hemstiched handkerchief
Something that would he appreciated
for . present, at the Milling Co.
Mr.. Frank Ronemus, of Ronemu
Bros, visited Baltimore last week
and purchased an additional suppl.
of fine queensware, their handsom
Supply for the holidays being ex
hausted by heavy sales befor
Christmas.
A curtain in the store of Mr.. Chas
w. Brown became ignited from ga
burner Christmas eve, and qulckl.
communicated fire to the windo'
frame. Prompt and strenuous effort
of Mr.. Brown prevented more sc
rious confagration.
we return thanks to Messrs. w
De Hertbnrn Washington, Ned Ken
nedy, Dorsey BeaII and A. Maxwell
Mcknight, committee, for an invita-
ton to attend the annual dinner o
the Charles Town Society in NeN
York, January 4th.
The children of Beulah Sabbat
School were given a fine Christina
tree, prolific with goods things, las
Tuesday evening. The exercise
consisted of addresses by Rev. Dr.
A. C. Hopkins and Rev. A. A. T
Neel. singing, &c. Ar. j. S. Ren
ner, of Harper's Ferry, personals
Santa Claus in an admirable manner