Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-05
Read the Advertisements.

1t is the habit of great many who read
newspapers to ldy them down after they have
perused the reading matter, forgetting that
there are frequently advertisements in which
they are deeply interested. These advertise
ments plainly indicate where bargains may be
had, and in the particular branches of bust
ness of which they give notice, they point
out the places where, aud the parties of whom;
the best bargains are to be obtained. The
man who does notadvertise freely, that the pub
lie may be advised of his business, is either
too penurious to sell literally, or is indiffer>
ent about transactiug business. When you
find man ready to advertise freely, and to
pay promptly for it, you may set down as a
certainty that you have found one who is pre-,
pared to offer you bargains in his particular
line, and that he is alive to the public inter-
ests, as we'll as to his own. Our columns,
from week to week, point the public to this
class of men as unerringy as the finger board
directs the uncertain traveller the road he
shall travel to reach his destination. Read
for yourselves and deal with those who ad,
vertise -
The Ne,O Enterprise, advertised by Messrs
Bdnts d IVachter, of Frederick city, is wor-
thy of attention. They are practical men,
and what they offer the public. they are pre-
pared to recommend. Besides, their bust
ness, though advertised as new enterprise,
is but an enlargement of an old, established
business In which they have been engaged for
years In branching out: they offer to the
public superior inducements, with the deter
minotion that their house shall cope. in the
extent and variety of its stock, and the reas-
onableness of its charges, with any house in
the eastern cities. Our people should pat
ronizc them.
The Marble Yard of Messrs Diehl g. Bro.
recently opened in our town, will afford our
people an opportunity of procuring monu-
ments or tomb stones for their departed
friends, without sending abroad for them
We are assured that they can supply any de-
mand that may be made upon them in their
line of business.
Mr.. W. d. BamtS, has removed his shop
from Halltown-where he has been located
for the last eighteen months-to Harner's
Ferry, where he will hereafter conduct the
Saddle and Harness, as we'll as the Shoema-
king business, in all their various branches.
See his card in our advertising columns.
During the present month a large
amount of personal property will be disposed
of in this county. We call attention to the
following
Sale of Personal Property of late Daniel
Hefebower, will be offered to day. The cat
alOgue of articles is lengthy.
On Thursday. Mr.. A j. W SNYDER, will
oter ut Leetown, large lot of Personal Pro
perry.
On Monday, the 18th of March, Mr.. Da-
vid Ogden will sell his personal effects, at his
present residence, one mile west of Middle
way.
On Wednesday. the goth of March, John
Fl. Campbell, will offer at public sale, his
stock, farming implements, &c..
On Thursday, March 14th, Hendley Mil
stead will offer for sale, at his residence on
the "Gatton Farm" his stock, farming i'm
plements, &c.
On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, Mr.. James W.
Milton will offer for sale, at Shannondale. his
personal property consisting of horses, cattle,
farming implements, &C.