Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-08-14

RanQolph-Macon system OF Colleges and
Academies, delivered an address on the
goth. century movement in the NJ E
Church South here Sunday morning
LIGHTNING Ice CREAM FREEzERs
Ar c. N. CoLEMAN's.
We want wood Will some of our
wood-paying subscribers please send us
in some at once.
William Dunlap, recently pardoned by
Governor Atkinson, was discharged by
Tailor Young last Saturday.
1 have for sale choice clover and tim
othy seed. Also let of old corn in any
quantity. MARSHALL BURNS.
Mr. Frank II Dukesmith has sold "Kal-
Drama, " his attractive place near town. to
Mrs Mary M clipp, for $4,000 cash.
Maj and Mrs w H T Lewis and Miss
Lewis gave handsome reception at their
home. 1.-THE Rocks. on Tuesday even
ing last.
It's doctors business to study health,
Doctors confidently recommend HAIR
PER whiskey. Sold by Geo. ". Thomas,
Charles Town, w. Va.
The young men ofCharles Town gave
a dance at Hotel Powhatan on Friday
evening. 1t was delightful affair and
was attended by many persons from
distance.
Mr. Fred. Seibold, fine tenor soloist of
Washington City, sang The Holy City .
atthe offertory in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Miss Mary Reininger
also added her sweet voice to the choir
music.
Messrs B e Langdon and G T Stone
sifer shipped very fine bunch of cattle
yesterday-average 1850 lbs, grazed and
ted by our thrifty farmer friend Mr. Adam
Brenneman.
Rev VIM Meade Dame, of Baltimore,
will deliver alecture in Washington Hall,
Friday evening next at 5 o'clock. Sub
ject Life in the Army of Northern
Virginia its Humorous side and its Pa
thetlc Side"
Invitation are out for the marriage of
Mr.. John P. Rissler to Miss Mo1lie Shaull,
daughter OF Mr. Thomas Shaull, to take
place at Federal Hill, the residence of
the brides father, on Wednesday, August
%, at !: 80 O'Clock.
Mr. w c Feagans, of the Head Spring
Mills, has favored us with liberal sack
of flour from the new wheat crop. for
which we return many thanks. 1t is of
excellent quality. and gives evidence that
the Head Spring and its enterprising
proprietor are still prepared to supply the
public with good articles in the line of
food products.
A heavy wind storm visited this locality
Sunday afternoon. The Salvation Army
ttent was overturned and a number of
trees blown down, some of them falling
across and damaging the electric light
and telephone lines. Along the B. & o..
between this point and Harper's Ferry.
FIVE or six telegraph poles were blown
across the track. and the excursion train
returning from Washington City thereby
delayed. In the western part of Fred
.ericE county, Va, a severe hailstorm pre-
vailed, doing much damage.
Adjutant Kemp and his Salvation Ar
my Corps held several meetings in the
courthouse last week, and on Saturday
night gave an interesting stereoptican en-.
tertainment in their tent, winch had moi
until that day arrived. The entertain
ment was repeated last night. The storm
interfered with their services Sunday
evening, but theyg things to rightsand
gave another entertainment last night
They will have service each evening dur.
ling the week. and on Saturday night will
7 give grand Hindo Jubilee Dance. Their
: tent islocated north of the B & o R R.
inear George street.