Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-04-17

Messrs. VIM. H. Moler and Geo. w
Bush shot large walloon Sunday morn
| ing.
Mr.. c. G. Hayward has had his pho
tograph studio greatly improved ant
beauti6ed by painting.
Mr.. F. G. Butler has put in service fo
his town and Millville stores a handsom,
delivery wagon. 1t was turned out a
the shop of Mr.. Chas. Schultz.
In the appointments of the Maryland
| Conference, Methodist Protestan
Church. we note that Rev. w. p Robert.
is returned to Harpers Ferry and Middle
way.
Jack TAYLOR. weil-known colorei
man of this place. died Friday, at an ad
vanced age. His funeral. Sunday after
noon. was attended by the order Of True
Reformers.
| Married, at the residence of the official
i ig minister in Charles Town. April ID
1876. by Rev. ]. II. Wolff. Mr.. W. H
Hopewell to Miss, Hulda Emmons-botf
OF Frederick county. Va.
Messrs. Wooddy & Baker are laying
the foundation for frame dwelling TO,
Mr.. Richard Martin. to be erected by Mr.
W. M. Boxwell. on North George street
extended. near the Goetz Harness Works
1t will be worth your while to call al
Geo. G. Marsteller's and see his new
spring stock. He has never been SC
we'll stocked as now, and goods bought
at his place will be found as represented
Mr.. A. l.. Anderson has sold to Mr.
N. R. Roberts farm of zig acres, known
as the old Johnson tract, near Middle
way, for S.. 900. The tract is nearly al
in fruit. Chew & Norris conducted the
transaction.
Eastern College defeated the Summi
Point Base Ball Club Saturday at Front
Royal, IA toI2 Summit Point defeated
Randolph Macon Academy in fast and
brilliant fielding game Saturday after
noon. $ to 8.
Mr.. Joseph Trapnell on Thursday sold
building lot adjoining his residence or
South George street to Senator William
Campbell. The lot fronts on Soutt
George street one hundred and fifty feet
The price was about $40 front foot.
The 'Bullskin". mill property, owped
by the heirs of John McCurdy. and locat
ed near Kabetown, has been sold te
Mrs. William Elliott. The property in
cludes the old mill. brick dwelling
house and sixteen acres of land. Con
slderation 81 200
Rev. Washington Murray, reappointet
for the sixth year to Zion NJ. Z. Church
(Colored,) in this place, will be given ;
reception at his church this TUESDAY
evening. Rev. Murray is much beliket
by all our people. both white and colored
and his reappointment gives much salts
| faction
A brilliant wedding in co'ored circle
came off at $50 o'clock on Wednesda'
evening last. in the Wainwright Ere,
Baptist Church, Sandy N. Robinson.
popular assistant at The Palm hotel, be
| ing united in holy wedlock to Miss Lotto
Frances Shorts, Rev. VIM Craven of
floating.
A reception was given Friday night by tn
members of Andrew Chapel Methodist Epis
copal Church South at the parsonage. i
Gardenville, to the pastor, Rev. G. VI. He's
ser. and his wife. who have returned fror
the conference at Cumberland. While ava
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hesser visited their pal
ents at Romney and Charles Town, W. VI
Baltimore Sun.
Gunner F. L. Apologize, of the Unite
States cruiser Denver. lately stationed Q
Cu'ebra, w. l., has been on leave spendin
few days with his wife and his father-ir
law, Mr.. Jos L. Daley, at Harpers Ferry
and gave the SPIRIT Office pleasant cal o
} Thursday. He left yesterday to join hi
vessel at Norfolk, and will participate in til
| John Paul Jones reinterment ceremonies
Annapolis next week.
Grover c. Shaver. young man in til
employ of Mr.. M. H. Armstrong. o
the Bates farm east of town. while on b
way home Tuesday night, was approach
t ed by two negroes. and while one .
them asked him the direction of Mr.. {
A Fl MOore'S the other Strt1ck him NV.
e the head from behind, knocking hi
useless When he recovered consciou
: ness he found that his pockets had bee
+ gone through. but his assailants had di
appeared.