Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-01-06
OFT BROS.
Local Miscellany.

Farmers Institute at Shenandoah juno
fion January IS and 10.
Mr.. c. M West shipped two thousand
turkeys from Ripon just prior 10 the hol-
days.
Go to I. L. Daily & Son for floral de-
signs. metallic, crystalized and dried
flowers.
Mr. John Q. Johnson is erecting an adj
dition to the dwelling of Mr. Bates, at
Belvidsre
Mr. B. F. Langdon purchased from a
Clarke county man a porker that tipped
the scales at 100 pounds.
A hay ladder slipped and fell on one of
Mr., John T. Colston's hands Thursday
afternoon, inflicting painful injury,
The prettiest natural frosting we have
ever seen appeared on the large glass
front of Mr.. r. d. Shugert's establish
ment few mornings ago.
Dogs attacked the sheep of Mr.. John
Bane few nights ago. Mr.. Bane, how
ever, got load OF two of shot into the
marauding CANNES with good effect.
Regular meeting of Stonewall Jackson
Camp, U. S. c. ". Thursday night
Election of officers for the ensuing year.
All members requested to be present.
Married by Rev. Jas H. Wolff, at his
residence, Dec. "a 1902, Mr.. VIM. B.
Rutherford and Miss Caroline NJ, Sisler,
both of Shepherdstown.
Mr.: George w. Lloyd died at 4 a. m
yesterday. at the residence of his brother
in-law, Mr. David Wood, in this place. of
bronchitis, aged about IS years.
We return thanks to Messrs, Washing
ton & Alexander for liberal supply of
calendars, blotters and writing pads, es-
pecially their own excellent large cal
endar,
Save Half Your Coal More than half the
heat from the coal you burn goes up the
chimney G. N. Coleman has a device for
warming cold rooms with that waste heat
1t will pay you to call and see it at once.
Before purchasing carpets, see ]. L.
Daley & Sons line of new styles. Viii
ton velvet, Brussels, wool, ingralns and
rag, made of all new rags and WOOL
Handsome patterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Whitmore gave
an elegant supper at their home one mile
north of town, Tuesday evening, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Albin, who !
were recently married.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Coleman, OF the
Middleway vicinity, handsomely enter
tanned about seventy-fiye invited guests
at a celebration OF their tenth wedding
anniversary last Saturday.
Married, Thursday, January I, 1903, in
the Lutheran church at Uvilla, by Rev.
A. Gibson Link. Mr.. Herbert Harold
Hartzell. of Shepherdstown, to Miss
Laura Lee Link. of Duffields.
The E. A. Roderick interest in the w.
w. Lloyd & Co. store has been purchased
by Mr. Jas A Clipp, a well-known and ex-
perienced merchant. who associates HIM
self with Mr.. Lloyd IN the business.
Mr.. w. II. Moreland, Kabletown. has
our thanks for trial sack of Maize Feed,
for which he is wholesale agent. 1t is
evidently an excellent thing for stock, and
ali our farmers may do we'll to give it a
trial
Married. December 20, 1902, at the
residence of the brides parents near Mill
vile, by Rev. l.. r. Milbourne, Mr..
Homer II. Holt, of Petersburg this
State, to Ada ", daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. ]. Arnett.A
Mr., E. Graham Wilson, with public
spirit and an eye to the beautiful, has re-
Gently planted out row of locust trees
along the west side of his place, The
Hermitage Stock Farm adjoining the
Kabletown and Bloomery turnpike.