Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-04-17

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The spring session of Winchester
Presbytcry, held at Keyser, was
largely attended. The fall session
will be held at Kearneysville, w.
Va.
Mrs. C. F. Thomas has returned
from the east with an additional sup
ply of ladies' goods, which will be
found both choice and desirable.
Grand opening of Fine Millinery,
Dress Goods, Parasols, &C., Thurs
day and Friday. April 10 and 30.
BURNS & SHUGERT.
Jailor Young, who is one of the
best officials the county has ever had,
is having the fencing around the
courthouse grounds nicely white
washed.
Mr.. James Ritenour has renewed
the meat business at his old stand in
the east room of the j. b. Brown
property, and is running nice fresh
meats at fair prices.
Mr.. Isaac Ramey, of the Leetown
vicinity, has a gander which persists
in setting upon one egg, and he pro-
poses to give the old fellow full
complement of eggs and await
events.
Mayor Gustav Brown is getting
his numerous ice-cream tubs in order
for the approaching season, and as
an advance guard is Introducing the
celebrated 'tHoiley Pokey," which
is taking rapidly.
The wheat crop looks very prom
ising, and Messrs. Beall & Coleman
are preparing for harvest by getting
in n big supply of first-c!ass binders,
as we observe by operations going
on liz the yard in rear of our office.
Miss Grace Watson daughter of
Mr.. Thomas Watson, OF Middleway,
and Mr.. Jos. Morris, of Berkeley
county. were married at the Episco-
pal parsonage in Middleway We'd
nesday, the 4th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Willis.
Mr.. S. A. Moore, of Chambers
burg, Pa, agent for the great Foster
Nursery of Geneva, N. Y, is in our
city stopping with Mr.. a. D. Barr.
Mr.. Moore is doing good business
here, because of his friendship and
brotherlY love to all.
Mr.. NJ. Scott Weller has taken
possession of his new foundry and
machine shops. on the corner of
Samuel and Liberty streets. Mr..
Weller is one of our most efficient
mechanics, and is now better pre-
pared than ever to do lirst-cIass work
in the quickest possible time. end in
the most satisfactory manner.
Conceding that 'the early bird
catches the worm, brood of young
English sparrows occupying nest
above Mr.. A. C. Wynkoop's sign
are entitled to the prize. They
came to light amid the heavy snow
storm last week. and chirped as
pleasantly behind the window shut
ter as if it were a bright June morn
ing.
Zones Locked Wire Fence
will be built to-day. tomorrow and
next day at Mrs. Hunters at Duff
fields by MIR. r. B. Leatherman,
and all this week for Judge Frank
BecIlwjth by Mr.. w. Grubbs, one OF
their successful builders. They are
hustling to catch up with the local
demands in our county and at large,
speaking for true merits. Sec their
adv. in another column.
We still can supply you with our
SOC. kid gloves.
II your little ones need a suit, re-
member we are headquarters in that
! line, all our own make. Our double
seam suit of which you hear so much
about is the best you can buy, they
will not rip nor tear, and give salts
faction every time; try one and you
will never regret it. For sale al
Hirschman's.
Mr.. Herbert L. Alexander has
moved his insurance Office from The
IJuThndTG IullliluS ~ VIC lOOAA IN
West King street, formerly occupied
by Mr.. A. l.. Martin rs n store room
1t is central location and makes ;
very suitable and comfortable bust
ness office. AIr. Alexander is 9
thoroughly reliable young man ant
sticks close to his business, witt
which qualifications he is bound tt
succced.-Nartinsburg World.
The Edge Hill Cemetery Board a
their annual meeting ON Friday
elected John Burns, president; V
NJ. Firor, secretary; and CIeol
, Moore, treasurer. Standing Com
. mittees-H. B. Davenport, S. S
, DaIgarn and Gustav Brown OIL
, finance; Cleon Moore, w. w. B
Callaher and S. Lee Phillips OIL
/. grounds and buildings. Jos. Wat
. tiers reelected superintendent. Tn
= cemetery grounds were reported t,
a be in good condition, and tn
finances satisfactory, but not enomu