Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-12
Why DO You Suffer
Local Miscellany.

Local Miscellany.
Wall paper at Boards.
Blank Books at Boards.
School books at Boards.
September Magazines at Boards
Lands headquarters for peaches.
New Music and Folios at Boards.
For Dry C GODS come to Hirsch-
mans.
Tracing and Drawing Paper at
Boards.
Window shades, all prices, at
Boards.
Another lot of those Cheap novels
at Boards.
Send your children to Boards for
School Books.
White HeathCling Peachesfor sale
by S. Fl. Landis.
Landis' is headquarters for water
melons, peaches, grapes, &c.
S. D. Hirschman Co. had fine
exhibit at Morgan's Grove Fair.
The colored Masonic Grand Lodge
met in Harper's Ferry last week.
The news stand is open at Hotel
PoUhatau, weekdays and Sunday.
LOCO Bushels of Peaches for can
ming and preserving, for sale this
week at S. II. Lands.
Read Sheriff Hurst's notice, and if
you want to save p, per cent. pay
your taxes next month.
Messrs. 1. H. Strider & Son have
been putting up good many peaches
at their Leetown cannery.
Vernon Carney is serving as deliv-
cry clerk in the post office, and per-.
forms his duties acceptably-
Elmer E. Beachley wants three
loads of timothy hay in trade for lum-
Der. Bring it to the factory.
Al. Crittenden may not be able to
'sskin the cat,'' but he can catch
rabbit OH the fly all the same.
Remember Hirschman's is the place
for your carpets, always the lowest
and largest stock to select from.
The new Baptist chapel at Shenan-
doah Junction is a handsome building
and She auditorium beautifully fin
ished.
Mrs. C. F. Thomas is agent for the
sale of the celebrated Standard Fash
ions, and will furnish patterns of all
kinds.
School commences now, bring your
children to Hirschman's if you want
substantial suit of Cloth for them
that won't rip in the seams.
The current session of the Charles
Town Academy and Charles Town
Graded School began yesterday, and
Stephenson Seminary will reopen
to-day.
Gordon Davis, whose trial for car
rYing a pistol was set for hearing
Tuesday, came in on that day and
plead guilty and was fined $1,000 by
Justice Howell.
Dan Roberts, colored, was up be-
fore Mayor Brown yesterday evening
for riotous conduct Saturday after
and given ten days in Jail.
'.Provtde for the unexpected, -
and if you are going to the Worlds
Fair procure accident insurance at
the office of Washington & Alexan-
der or of Mr.. c. Fl. Shipman.
The Fall season with its cold winds
and damp days brings Coughs and
Colds, which can be cured by taking
0a few pellets of Humphreys Specific
No. Z. For sale by all Druggists,
from Canada to Cape Horn.
Jos. r., Jesse and Frank Howell
were arrested for disturbing a Sun
day School picnic at Paramount
School House, and Justice Heflebow-
Der fined them $50 each and costs,
with twenty days in jail-all that the
low allows.
Hon. A. NJ. Swartz, of Pittsburg,
Pa, will lecture before carpenters
union, No. COS, in Washington Hall,
on Saturday evening, Sept. 16. at s
O'Clock. Merits and value
of Trades Unions" All branches of
labor and the public in general cor
daily invited TO attend.
Miss Lloyd, co-principaI with Rev.
DIR. c. n. Campbell in Stephenson
Seminary, has been in town for few
days. Miss f. KIuge, the new teach
er of German and French. is also
here, as is likewise Pref Jerichan, the
new teacher of music. The latter is
a native of Denmark and a graduate
of the University of Copenhagen.
The children of the Sunday School
connected with the NJ E. Church
South in this place have during the
past summer been collecting money
in small contributions TO add to the
church building fund. The little
boxes used for this purpose were
openedSunday afternoon, and yielded
the handsome aggregate of S113.35.
Prof c. R. X, Warner, the new as
NSstant of DR.. Meade at the Charles
Town Academy, arrived on Saturday.
Mr.. Warner comes well recommended
as a capable teacher and a gentle
man worthy of confidence and esteem,
and basing our estimate on private