Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-09-26
Local Miscellany.

Hagerstowp Fair. Oct. 1918,
Frederick Fair. Oct. 1920.
Mr.. B. c. Washington advertises fol
new crop corn,
Powhatan College will begin its next
session Thursday.
Millinery opening by Mrs. Nettie F.
holland, Sept. 20 and 80,
Miss Agnes Morriss has taken charge
of the Nippon public school.
Owners and keepers of dogs, read
Mayors notice in this paper.
Mas Anna Elchelberger will teach
school this year in New Mexico.
Dogs have been doing considerable
damage to Mr. Jas. E. Watsou's fine flock
of sheep.
Mr., Carlton G. Haines Will erect a
store building for Mr., F. G. Butler at
Miilv:lle.
The Charles Town Water and Manu-
featuring Company is excavatIng for an
other large receiving reservoir.
Messrs Woody & Baker have laid a
brick pavement along the lot of Messrs.
Palmoaum Bros. on Liberty street.
The corporate authorities are putting
in large terra Gotta sewer across Sam
uel street ON the south side of Washing
ton.
Mr.. ]. S. Coleman. of Summit Point,
has bought the Myers lot in that place,
and it is said will build a residence
thereon.
This issue of our paper is necessarily
delayed on account of the serious illness
of our assistant Mr., Clayton l.. Haines,
last week.
Mr.. ]. M. Heidwohl was a prize win
ner at the Morgan's Grove Fair last week,
and was awarded first premium on
smooth wheat
The Street Committee of the town
Council advertises tor bids for laying a
concrete sidewalk on the south and east
sides of the Market House Building.
Miss Bessie w. Allen sent out beauti-
full souvenir cards calling attention to
her fall stock of millinery and dressmak-
ing establishment on North Charles st.
Mr.. Geo. w. Armentrout is setting
curb preparatory to laying brick side
= IN, nf &c
w. w, B. Gallaher, on West Liberty St.
MISS Mary Eva Willis, niece of Mrs.
A. Holmes Berry of Winchester, and a
granddaughter of the late N. w. Man
ning of this place. died in Waco, Texas.
last Thursday.
See "Old Tammany" in the show win
dow at Boards. on Thursday. October
s. beforere he leaves for the Hagerstown
Fair to compete for the honors with the
heavy weights,
We return thanks to Mr., Geo. C.Mars-
teller for neat and serviceable souvenir.
Mr.. Marsteller is hustling and deserv-
llS young DuSlucSS HAL, anu we WISH
him much success.
Messrs, A. L. Anderson & Co.. the en-
terprising Middleway carriage manufac-
turers. sold every vehicle they had on
exhibition at Morgan's Grove Fair, and
also received number of extra orders,
Mr., Marcellus Kercheval, foreman of
the Advocate Office favored us last week
with basket of his superior Tom Tag
CART omatoes-luscious, fine in every
way-for which we return many thanks.
Mr.. William Smith, who was one of
the Bachelor Club that neighbored to lis
in Lee Hall few years ago is now do
ing nicely on his Bellevue" farm, near
Markham, Va, and has just sold his
apple crop for 81, 500.
The Cabin Building Association will
be organized in this place on the 3rd day
of October next. The incorporators are
Messrs. c. Frank Gallaher. Cleon Moore,
S. C. Young, c. F. Wall, George M.
Beltzhoover. Jr. Theodore A. Brown,
George Palmbaum. Isaac Herr, w, S.
Merchant. S. Lee. Phillips, c. N. Cole.
! man and NJ. E. Bolinger.