Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-03-14
Local MisceIIanY.

sale and Horse Bills printed neatly
and cheaply at the SPIRIT Office.
Mr.. John Burns paid cash down
(s16, 240.5o) for the Yates farm.
Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at II. w. Rutherford's.
yesterday & Co. are receiving an
immense new supply of tinware Of all
kinds.
Mr.. John W. Kelly has taken
charge as Weather Observer at
Charles Town.
For Rent-the c. G. johnson pro p
erty, on West Main street. Apply
to j. F. Engle.
Step into the store of Ronemus
Bros. and ask 10 see some Tea and
Dinner Sets at prices that will aston
ish you.
The vestry of Zion Episcopal
Church have purchased the unim-
proved lot next cast of the Parish
Building.
The SPIRIT is only furnished al
S1.50 per year when paid absolutely
an advance; otherwise the price is
taco dollars.
Chickens and eggs wanted for the
cash at C. F. Wallis new store-room,
one square from post-otfice, Gold
Grange lot).
Messrs Lippitt are about beginning
the upper walls of the new building
for Mr.. Edwin F. Davis, on North
George street.
If you are contemplating a pur-
chase of anything in the way of
China and Glassware, it will pay
you to visit Ronemus Bros.
Parties desiring to purchase Bicy-
Giles during the coming season will
save money by consulting NJ. E. Bo-
linger, agent, before purchasing.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for w. j. Boyd, James Brown,
]. H. ConkIin, Daily & Conrad, f.
ID. Lowery, R. Shugert and E. Will
liams.
See new advertisement of Mr..
Geo. II. Hagley. He proposes to
meet all the needs of the various sea-
sons, and will supply your wants
satisfactorily.
Mr.. F. j. Manning had an order
last week, accompanied by the cash,
for three fine horses of his raising.
He can't begin TO supply the de-
mand upon him.--Free Press.
The Milling Co. will sell you nice
pair of Shoes, either Gents, Ladies'
or ChiIdren's, at from % to 80 per
cent. less than can be bought else
where, one great reason, they will
retire from business April 1st.
Mr.. woolsey Aspinwall delivered
an illustrated lecture upon Napo-
Iian Bonaparte, His Camp Fires and
His Marshals," in Washington Hall
last Saturday night. We were not
present. but understand the lecture
and illustrations were quite enter
tanning.
Mr.. C. W. Littlejohn, of Leesburg,
Va, formerly of this county, died
last Thursday, of pneumonia, aged
about "a years. He was gallant
Confederate soldier, and his many
friends here, where he resided few
years ago and was very popular,
will learn of his deaeh with sincere
sorrow.
Mr.. Joseph Trapnell had the mis-
fortune, whilst walking with his son
Joseph upon a street in Brooklyn
one night last week, to slip upon the
ice and strain the muscles of his
right leg so severely as to prove q
serious drawback to his locOmotion
for some days. besides giving him
much pain.
Mr.. James U. Coffman showed US
last week the drawings for his new
dwelling to be erected on West
Washington street. 1t is to be q
handsome two-story frame cottage,
containing seven rooms, with bay
window, porches. &C.. and will he
quite an ornament to that portion OF
the town. Work upon it will be COM
menced about the lst of April.
The natural desire of all good far
mers should be to improve their
horses, and to do this they must breed
from the best stock: Mr.. Geo. f..
w diheT ) SlIuOonotS SSNAHSA 80
leigh Stout . is magnificent animal,
and will do service this season at his
farm on the Bloomery turnpike, and
in the neighbarhnod of Charles Town
and Summit Point, and adjacent Sec
tions. Terms, $40 to insure.
For the Methodist Conference at
Front Royal, the N. & W. r. r. will
sell to delegates and visitors tickets
at reduced rates, of one and one
third fares. equivalent to cents pei
mile, round trip. Tickets will be on
sale March goth to 25th. inclusive,
and good for return passage until
April 9Th. The B. & o. will issue
card orders for reduced rates of 4
cents per mile, round-trip. Tickets
to be on sale March goth to 25th, in
elusive, and good for return passage
until April 9TH. These orders have
been forwarded to the Presiding
Elders for distribution in their re.
spectiye districts,