Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-02-27

Ithica Quartette.

| Lent commences tomorrow.
Powhatan College Friday evening.
Don't miss szeke' and Daisy in
THE Missouri Girl" March S.
Mr.. w. E. Myers has rented the prop
erty of Mrs. NJ. B. Howell, on West
Washington street.
lthica Conservatory Music Quartette
at Powhatau College March ?. Benefit
OF Citizens Fire Company.
The Pentz corner building of Mrs.
Gibson will be much improved for the
occupancy OF Mr.. T. E. Chamblin.
Mr.. Clarence Ramey entertained a
number of his friends at party Thurs
day evening, at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ramey.
Mr.. 7. Daniel Heidwohl and SIS
ter, Miss Annie Heidwohl. have bought
the Holl property on Washington street
from the Heidwohl heirs. for ST.
Go to Powhatan College Friday eve
ming and derive genuine pleasure by en-
joying good entertainment and aiding
the Citizens Fire Company at the same
time.
Auctioneers Hefebower & West have
sales booked all the way up to and in
Guiding March 20. and will almost have
to put some of them on Sunday to get
through.
Messrs. Beller & Hardy have awarded
the contract for the brick work for the
power house of the Winchester and
Washington City Electric Railway to
Mr. H. B. Grim. of Winchester.
Miss B essie Allen left Yesterday for
Baltimore and New York. to purchase
spring and summer millinery goods
Her sister. Miss Ethel Allen, will have
charge of the store during her absence.
The Senior Class of Powhatan College
will give Conundrum Tea on Saturday
evening March 3rd-from 7 to 10 O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited. Admis-
sion free, but small charges for refresh
ments.
Mr.. John ]. Woodward has seld his
nicely improved farm, "Mapel Dale. "
uear Rippon, containing 81 3-4 acres, to
L. M. Long. for $s.655. This farm was
advertised for sale in the SPIRIT OF JET
PERSON,
Read Mr.. James E. Watson's public
sale advertisement. Additional articles
of valuable householdgoods added; also
pair of young Black Hawk match mares
to be sold at the same time by Mr.. F. L.
Watson.
Visitors to Washington City. or persons
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 at
1907 H.<street. N. w.
Mr., Joseph Marshall. father-in-law of
Capt. Geo. w. Graham, of Bolivar, died |
at his home in Woodstock. Va. Feb
ruary II. aged Sc years. Mr.. Marshall |
was scout and guide for the Confeder-
ate army during the War between the
States.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth,
who married Miss Roosevelt, is a direct |
descendant of DIR. William Cabell, the
noted Englishman, who founded the
Cabell family in Virginia IN 1874 and
who is an ancestor of Mrs. DR.. James M.
Ransom, of this place.
Mr.. Alexander Henson. who recently
bought property in Charles Town, ex-
poets to move to that place about the
middle of next March and open brick
yard. He is a good citizen and our
people are sorry to have him Leave
Shepherdstown Panhandle. i
Mr.. ]. ]. Woodward advertises this
week his stock and farming implements
at public sale. to be sold March 10. Mr. |
Woodward desires us to state that this is
a bona fde sale of good stock and farm
ing implements, as he has no place to
move property to, and it must be sold.
1.-The Missouri Girl" which comes to
Washington Hall next Monday night. is
said to be an exceptionally good show.
The newspapers everywhere are praising
the play very highly and a rare treat is
anticipated. The company carries all of
its own scenery and can use it here, SO a
complete performance IN every respect
is assured. 4
Sheriff Gardner. acting under instruc-
tions from Tax Commissioner Dillon,
has taken possession OF three chewing
gum slot machines found at railway de-
pots in this county. and will sell them at
the courthouse. on Tuesday. March 6.
The owners of the machines refused to
pay the license tax of SIS per pear on
each of them, and the machines were
seized in const quence.
The Hagley building occupied by Mr..
Max Theodore. has been painted by
Messrs, Davis & Emmert The improve
ment is made for Mr. Theodore in antic-
ipation of the opening of his spring trade
which he expects to make the banner
season of his experience here. He will
be ready for the spring opening with
large stock of new goods. including
clothing, gents furnishings, shoes, ladies
oxfords, ETC., and invites you to make an
early call.
WANTED.-Di District Manager to post signs,
advertise and distribute samples. Salary
s13 90 weekly, $500 per day for expenses.
state age and present employment. IDEAL
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