Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-07-11

Auction daily in Talbot Building.

See new adv. of E. M. Glenn. u. J
Cullers manager in this issue.
| Judge Faulkner will hold aspecialtern
OF the Jefferson Circuit Court today.
Several straw ride parties went out or
the 4th, and some got slight ducking.
| Chamblin's saloon moved to building
around the corner, on South Charles
street.
Mr.. H. H. Holt has engaged to clerk
for Mr.. c. w. Myers. at Shenandoah
Junction.
Auction sales daily of diamonds.
watches, clocks. jewelry, etc., by D. F.
Hinkins, jeweler.
The Citizens Band. of Harpers Ferry,
opened the season with a fine picnic at
Island Park on the Fourth.
The ladies of Zion Presbyterian church
will hold festival at Oak Grove school
house on Friday night, July IA.
Geo. c. Marsteller. the popular young
merchant of the Dalgarn building, adj
vertises summer clothing elegant val
ues.
The Charles Town Riding and Driving
Club made five mile circuit Friday eve
ming. and wound up with fine supper
at The Jefferson.
| All those who purchased Tom Taggart
tomato plants will have to work early and
late in their vines to beat the man who
raised the plants.
Mr.. Cleon Moore as substituted trustee
for the late ]. F. Engle, sold the house
and lot of Isaac Hunter, at Kearneysvilie,
to Miss Laura Strlder for $3.50.
The Dobson property on South West
street was sold by Col. B. D. Gibson.
executor for ]. F. Engle, trustee. de-
ceased. to Mr.. D. S. Hughes. for $4S5.
Miss Margaret May Hoffman. former
popular Jefferson county school teacher.
was married in Denver, Colorado, We'd
nesday to Mr.. Carlton De Wane Hutch
inson.
The enterprising Hagley corner cloth
Ter. Max Theodore. announces his mid
summer clearance sale, offers a bona fide
reduction, and invites everybody to give
IN call.
Mr.. John w. Gibson. on the Gate
way" farm, has threshed one field of
wheat yielding IS bushels and another
yielding % bushels per acre-an average
of 10 bushels.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Elizabeth P. Thompson,
daughter of DIR. A. P. Thompson. of
Summit Point, to DR.. Washington B..
Grove, U. S. N.
Agent A. S. Allen had one of his legs
painfully injured by fall whilst attend
ing the passage of trains over the Belt
Line Thursday night. on account of the
| freight accident near Millville.
Berkeley Fairfax, a deserving young
colored man, formerly of this place, has
opened neat and well-equipped barber
shop at Shenandoah Junction. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
The Charles Town base ball team on
Tuesday last. at Winchester. led the
Winchester team In match game to I,
and on Saturday. at this place, scored 9
to against the Martinsburg team.
Having sold his lumber lot, Mr. Geo.
H. Hagley must close out before Sept.
his entire supply of fencing and other
undressed lumber. shingles, posts, etc.
If you want bargains, call at once.
The bright little infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. Straith Hilbert died Tuesday
evening after short illness. The sor.
rowing parents have the sympathy of
many friends IN their sore bereavement
Mr.. c. Piper and Miss Mamie Hawk
of Virginia, were married in Harper:
Ferry. July 2. by Rev. w. P. Roberts. o.
the Methodist Protestant Church. The
future home of the couple will be il
Virginia,
The Spring Grove Camping Club. o
Spring Grove, Pa. of about fifteen per
sons, have made arrangements will
Captain H. c. Getzendanner to camp a
Shannondale Springs. and will arriv,
here July 20.
Visitors to Washington City. or person
who may be going there for few days
may obtain pleasant, home-like accommo
dations, conveniently located. with Mrs
M. v. Dorsey. (nee Miss Virgie Swan. a
1907 H. street, N w.
Contractor Robert jenkins is tearin,
down the west portion of the torme
Pentz property of Mrs. Frances Gibson
Qately occupied by Mr.. It. E. chambli
Harry Powell and the Chinese Laundry
preparatory to the erection OF fine brio
building.
) Mr.. S. l.. Hoover of Winchester. ha
resigned as division manager of the Uni
ed Telephone Company for Frederic
and Clarke counties. and Mrs. Florenc
Grim has been appointed to succeed hin
f, Mr.. ]. w. Kyle. of this place. has bee
; appointed division manager for Jefferso
county
, Thomas, Franklin. the twelve-year oil
son of James and Annie Henretty, die
: on Thursday, June ~, at the home
lie warrants raar Ga,,dx, HooL Nh oft.
an illness of six weeks of compllcatio
. OF diseases. The remains were brougl
/ to Duffields for burial on the followir
Saturday.
Clothing.