Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
Why DO You Suffer
Local MISCELLANY.

gle, at Boards.
Peaches and Grapes in any guam
ity at S. IL. Landis'.
Palmbaum's Store will be closed
Sept. II, u and goth.
Mrs. John S. yesterday has beau
tiful display of flowers.
Wall Paper, Curtain Poles anc
Window Shades at Boards.
Send your boys and girls tc
Boards for school supplies.
Landis' is headquarters for water
melons, peaches, grapes, &c.
The news stand is open at Hotel
Pouhatan, weekdays and Sunday.
A Fancy Ball will be given at He
tel Powhatan, on Wednesday, Sept.
18th.
A letter from Loudoun, partly in
type, is unavoidably omitted this
week.
Messrs. S. D. Hirschman & Co.
will have handsome exhibit at Nor
gan's Grove.
.:Florida on Wheels" attracted a
good many visitors at the B. & o..
depot last Thursday.
Elmer Z. Beachley wants three
loads of timothy hay in trade for lum-
Der. Bring it to the factory.
AIr. C. r. Haldeman, of Winches-
ter, has purchased the Charles Town
Creamery, and will reopen the same.
The sudden death of a sister of
the editors wife is our excuse. for
shortcomings in our paper this
week.
Mr.. John Seldom. we are Informed,
raised % bushel crop of wheat
with the use of Messrs. Lippitt's fer
tiIizers.
Mr.. VIM. Riddleberger won
Boards word prize-fraiming 500
words from the sentence Beard, the
stationer."
Iudelible ink. eye shades, reading
glasses, card cases, ladies purses,
fountain pens, tissue crepe paper,
etc., at Boards.
DR.. Meade has returned and will
be glad to see parties wishing to en-
ter sons at the Academy. Residence
at Capt. Flagg's.
Mabel Paige rendered Little Lord
FauntIeroy at Washington Hall last
Thursday evening-did some nice
acting and had good support.
Ruling Elder Geo. H. Turner has
been appointed to attend Winchester
Presbytery at Einevah this week.
Ruling Elder Cleon Moore alternate.
Regular meeting of Malta Lodge,
No. 80, A., F. & A. NJ, Friday even
ing, Sept. s, at 8 o'clock. District
Lecturer j. S. Trammel will confer
work.
Uneasiness was felt about the U.
S. Kearsage in the recent storm,
hut she turned up safe. Ensign Jul
lian Lane Latimer, of this place, was
an officer aboard of her.
Mr.. G. X. Lewis, the Shepherds
town matchmaker, will be at the east
room of the j. 3. Brown buildings,
Charles Town, on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week to do work
in his line.
Mrs. Rebecca Hunter has gotten
out an injunction against the cOrpor-
ate authorizes, to prevent the laying
of sidewalk along her property on
South Samuel street.
The mayor published an order
some time ago for trees to betrimmed
where they INSTRUCTED the light from
the street lamps, but We have yet
TO see the first effort at compliance
with said order.
An elegant grand square piano
has just been placed in the parlor of
Mrs. Bette Gibson of this county,
(sister of Mr.. Newton Moore,) by
the Stieff piano factory, through Mr..
j. H. holland, their travelling sales
man.
Passenger trains on N. & w. R.
II. now passes Charles Town south
hound at 1885 a. IN. and $40 p. IN.
northbound at 9:A q. m. and . :4C
p. m. Trains and 6 [Vcstibuled
Limited) do not stop at Charles
Town.
Died I'm Baltimore, Md, Sep
TENDER I'd. 1898, of consumption,
Miss Ida Pitt, aged II years aud :
months. Deceased was niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Hilbert, OF
this place, and spent some week:
here this summer.
Mrs. Elizeth Brent, formerly OF
this place, died at the County mfr
mary on Monday of last week, aged
about 20 years. Her remains were
inferred in the Methodist graveyard
at this place ON Tuesday, funera
services conducted by Rev. H. p
HamilI,
Hon. A. NJ. Swartz, of Pittsburg
Pa, will lecture before carpenters
union, No. COS, in Washington Hall
ON Saturday evening, Sept. 16. at
O'Clock. Merits and value
of Trades Unions" All branches Of
labor and the puhlir in general cor,