Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-15
WhY Do You suffer
Local Miscellany.

Local Miscellany.
Century at Boards.
Harper's at Boards.
st. Nicholas at Boards.
Cosmopolitan at Boards.
Prize Peanuts at Landis'.
Outing Magazine at Boards.
Godey's Magazine at Boards.
Review of Reviews at Boards.
For fine Mackeral go to Landis'.
CT. Wall is buying fat ewes and lambs.
c.. Wall shipped 1876 hogs last Thursday.
Ladies' Home Journal at Boards.
Lippincott's Magazine at Boards.
North American Review at Boards.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly al
D Boards.
Southern States Magazine a,
Boards.
For pride of Virginia Smoking
Tobacco go TO Lands.
See Browns jewelry store window
New Goods for summer wear.
The Shannondale Furnace Sunday
School will hold a picnic August 10.
S. P. Birkitt still has large guam
tity of stationery at very low prices.
Mr.. Adam Brown will serve as
clerk at the Carter House. A good
selection.
Miss Edith Glover enjoy ed a birth
day party with her little friends last
Saturday.
Elmer E. BeachIey wants three
loads of timothy hay in trade for lum-
Der. Bring it to the factory.
You will find at S. p. Birkitt's
stationery and book store fine lot
of peaches and other domestic fruits.
Step into the store of Ronemus
Bros. and ask 10 see some Tea and
Dinner Sets at prices that will aston
ish you.
Mrs. Williams, residing on the
new addition, died Sunday, and her
remains were taken to Kearneysville
for interment.
The Charles Town Cornet Band at
tended the picnic of the Columbia
Band of Hagerstown, at Island Park
last Thursday.
Thanks to Mr.. C. ". Boyer, sec
rotary, for Complementary ticket to
the Fair at Inwood, Berkeley, coun-
ty. August 22-25.
Mr. Mamma Robertson did some
good scaffoIding and with Messrs.
Earnshaw & DooIey cured some
defects in the cupola of Zion Episco.
apal church.
- The C. NJ. NJ. & 1. Co. office build
ing, purchased by the Board of Edu-
cation of Charles Town District, is
being remodeled and arranged for
graded school purposes.
Mr.. James w. League, of Middle
way, has taken charge as chief store
keeper at the Hannis distiIlery, and
Mr.. VIM. Butler has entered upon
his duties as storekeeper.
The ladies of Elk Branch Church,
at DufffeIds, will hold a lawn festival
in Mrs. Reynolds yard, on Friday
and Saturday evenings, August Is
and 10. All are welcome.
The n. & w. r. r. will run an ex-
cursion to Pen-Mar August II. Train
will pass Charles Town at 9:44 A.
III. returning leave Pen Mar at =.
III. Fare for round trip. ST.
The CoIored knights propose to
have a grand day at charles Town on
lie 25th of August. The programme
Embraces "hay-Iadder, barbecue
picnic" with a procession through
town and address, singing, dancing,
greasy pole climbing, etc., in the
woods of Mr.. T. f. SubIette, two
miles south of town.
= Mr.. Austin NJ. Locke and Mr..
Elisha Locke have qualified as the
executors of the will of the late Thos.
Locke. The will, after beouest of
$500 to DIR. Milton Foreman is paid,
provides for the payment of all debts
against the estate and then an equal
distribution Of the remainder among
the legal heirs-four sons and two
daughters -1dVocute
Miss Emily c. Morris, who was
stricken with paralysis a few days
ago, died last Wednesday night,
aged about oil years. She was con-
scious until the last few hours of her
illness. She had given her heart to
tho Savior in early childhood, and
her preparations for death were made
with caImness supported by the
christian faith. Her remains were
inferred in Edge-Hnl Cemetery
Thursday afternoon, funeral services
being conducted by Revs. j. w.
Tongue and II. p. Hamill.
How we Grow Old.