Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-09

Circuit Court October 10.
County Court November s.

County Court November S.
Trespass notices, for posting lands.
for sale at the Spirit Office.
The cornerstone of the new Lutheran
church in Shepherdstown will be laid
November 10.
Mr.. John G. Elliott is suffering with a
spralned ankle-the result of too close
contact with refractory calf.
One of the arlginal John Brown pixies
is on exhibition in the store window of
Messrs. Brown & Hoof. 1t is for sale.
Miss Elizabeth T. Cunningham sold
her house and al acres of land at Summit
Point to Mr.. James A. Geiman, of Blue
mont, Va, for 81. 200.
Members OF the Jefferson County Camp
or other Confederate Veterans who may
desire to secure uniforms may obtain in
formation in regard thereto by calling
upon Adjutant Geo. H. Hagley, Charles
Town
The N & W Railway will run a special
excursion train to the Hagerstown Fair
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Train passes Charles Town at 9:oS a. m.
Fare for the round trip. including admis-
sion to the fair, $r.35.
Contractor NJ. J. Rohr is lowering the
show windows of the store of Mr.. c. N.
Beard. in the J. Ed. Burns building.
thereby much improving the same. and
is having the work begun on the new
front for the Hooff Building.
Mr. Lawrence r. Lee. owner of the
Charles Town Gas works. will sail for
Europe IN few weeks with Mrs. Lee on
an extensive tour of the continent
They will be gone some time, and are
offering their two automobiles for sale,
VIM. Kahn. the old reliable clothing
and mems furnishings dealer. advertises
latest models in mems and young mems
fall suits.in all popular fabrics. That he
can suit you to T goes without the
saying. Gail early and see the big as
sortment.
The revival which has been in progress
at the First Baptist Church still contin-
ues. The interest is increasing. and
there have been two additions to the
church this week. Rev. James Long. of
Charles Town, whose eloquent sermons
have charmed his hearers. will preach to-
night and three times tomorrow.-Win-
chester Star of Saturday.
Miss Florence Hunter, of Charles
Town. has been appointed by the Bishop
Treasurer of the Woman's Auxiliary for
the Diocese. Parish Treasures will
please notice this change and address her
IN future instead of Mrs. Peterkin. All
money should pass through her hands,
except the offerings tor the Woman's
Missionary. Mrs Peterkin will retain
charge of that nd.-Church News.
Mr.. Harry Hampton Palmer. paymas-
ter in the United States Navy, son of Mr..
w. C. Palmer, of Aide, Loudoun county.
on Tuesday married Miss Janet Erskine
Stewart Borst, OF New York city. form
erly resident of Page county. Virginia.
The wedding took place in Leesburg and
was performed by Rev. John F.Coleman,
rector of the Episcopal Church at Aide.
The bride was for several years student
at Powhatan College.
Mr.. C. w. Henshaw, one of the enter
prising farmers of Middlewav District,
has received shipment of 90 head of
young cattle from New York State. for
breeding purposes. The cattle were
specially selected by Mr. Henshaw on a
trip he made to the section of New York
near Buffalo recently. They are Holstein
and Durham stock. high bred, and will
be valuble acquisition to the live stock
industry of the county.
DIR Frank X Smithey will open an Of
fee over Mr. A G Wynkoop opposite the
Jefferson Hotel. and will begin the prac-
tice of medicine in this place. DrSmithey
is graduate of the University of the
South, and has had experience in the
practice of medicine in the coal fields Of
this State tor the past two summers. He
has also had hospital experience in Rich
mond. DR. Smithey will also teach math
ematics in Powhatan College. His OF
fee hours will be to 10 m and 2 to 4
and 7 to m.
Suit for the recovery of SIS. 900 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries has
been filed in the District Supreme Court
by Ida B, Kearpev against the Capita
Traction Company. The plaintiff alleges
that while alighting from car of the
defendant company at the corner of I4tt
and NJ streets northwest July 18th last
the car started suddenly. throwing hel
violently to the pavement. She assert:
that she was permanently injured. She
is represented by Attorney A. b. Webb
Washington Star.
The managers ofthe great Hagerstowr
Fair have their plans all matured tor ths
exhibition this week, and from indica
tions it will be bigger and better thar
ever before Entries in all the depart
ments are unusually numerous, and many
fine attractions nave been secured. Ths
Beachey airship, which has attracted Sc
much attention in the eastern cities, is t.
make fight each day. On Wednesda,
the Naval Academy Band, of Annapolis
will give a concert. Wednesday ant
Thursday nights the horse show will b
held, the ground being brilliantly llum
mated with many electric lights.
.eniing.