Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-11-14

i 1ucsuu1s
Miss Frances Vending went to Washington
Thursday to select house " here the family
OF her father, Hon. Geo. Il. Vending, will
| spend the winter.
Col ID. q. Gibson has gone TO Wheeling to
| attend The Il Getting Of the Masonic Grand
aud Mr. ). l.. Miughini will go from Middle
way. Col. GiEson was yesterday elected sec
retary of the Order Of Grand High Priesthood.
R7oney for Sale,
By Building Association No. 10, MONDAY
NIenT Nov 20, 1898, ut 1880, at the Office
of Cleon Moore.
By order of Beard.
Z. FRANK GALLAHER.
One of the best entertainments of
the times is guaranteed by Hi Hen
ry's MInstrels.
Mr.. Stuart w. Walker and bride
have returned from their wedding
trip and settled down in MarLinsburg.
The great new sensation, The
Dance of the Brownies to be seen
only at Hi. Henry's Ministries, at
Washington Hall, Saturday Nov. IS.
Hi. Henry in his superb Cornet
Solos, supported by his full Military
Band, at each performance of Hi.
Henry's Ministries, at Washington
Hall, Saturday, Nov. Is.
Burns & Shurgerrs is the place
for the newest in fine Dress Goods,
Ladies' and Children's Coats in the
very latest styles. We guarantee to
make satisfactory prices.
The Welsh property, corner Lib
erty and West streets, sold ut public
auction last Friday, was purchased
by MIR. j. f. Reininger, at 1919.
Mr.. r. will proceed mt once to i'm
prove the same.
a new accession to cur town is
DR.. r. L. Venniug, late of Charles
ton, S. c., who has taken the dwell
ing of AIr. w. w. johnson, corner of
Washington and East streets, and
will locate here for the practice of
his profession. He is 4 graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, has
had extensive hospital experience
and comes well recommended.
If you are thinking of buying n
nice dayton, buggy, pleasure wagon
or pleasure cart, it will pay you to
call on me at Kablctown. 1 have n
few of the above vehicles left, and in
order to close them out before the
winter will sell them at sacrifice.
also have several swell body cut
tiers for sale at a very low price.
Respectfully,
G. NJ. WEST.
Anna S. Morgan, wife of Col. Vim.
A. Morgan, died yesterday afternoon,
aged siXty-two years, after an illness
of some weeks, of typhoid fever, at
her home, Morgan's Grove. She
was native OF Winchester, Va, her
maiden name being Smith. Her
husband survives her, with four
sons and one daughter, all grown.
She was a. devout member of the
Episcopal Church.
Our kind friend Mayor Gustav
Brown favored us on Saturday with
bucket of excellent oysters. To
the citizen of Charles Town Browns
oysters have an enviable reputation.
Travel far and near lie finds none
superior, and more frequently moth
ing to approach them. We return
thanks for this substantial token of
remembrance, and vote the luscious
bivalves handled ny Mayor Brown
ne Plus ultra.
a good show, good performers,
good music, good singers, good
dancers and good management are
all essential to a really first-cIass
amusement, and all these are guar
anteed 10y Hi. Henry's MinstreIs who
appear at Washington Hall on Sat
urday, Nov. Is, in program brist-
ling with talent and humor. They
are strongly recommended. Seats
are on sale at Light x Watson's.
Reserved seats only 80 cents.
The b. &. o. r.. II. Co.. in re-
spouse to petitions of citizens along
the line of the Valley Branch. will
not take off trains Nov. Alb and ZIG,
(passing Charles Town southbound
in the morning and uorthbound IN the
evening.) as contemplated. These
trains. though not so we'll patronized,
are a great convenience to the bust
ness and travelling public, and the
considerate action of the railroad
company in keeping them on deserves
communication.
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mala. Mexico. Sonth Amerlca. the Isthmus OF
/ Panama. and elsewhere, Hostetter's Stomach
/ Bitters affords to habitation and sojourners
protection against malaria. The miner. the
! freshly arrived immigrant. the tilcr of the
virgin soil newly robbed OF its forests by the
axe Of the pioneer find in the superb anti
| fchrilc specific preserver against the poison
Gus miasma which In vast districts rich in
natural resources. is yet fertile in disease. II
amnihilates disorders Of the stomach. liver and
| bowels fortfies those who use IL against rbeu-
matte ailments bred aud fOstcred by outdoor
! exposure; infuscs genial warmth into frame
chilled by rigorous temperature, and robs oil