Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-11-25
Local Miscellany.
THANKSGIVING next Thursday.

Inc nnest Inc OF Pants in the State, at VIM.
KAHN & Co.'s, Sadler Building.
No turkey in eUf coop for Thanks
giving.
hof, good Cigars and prices, see
Wentzell's advertisement.
Corn and Wood wanted, from some
of our patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
let & Libbey's advertisement.
Fur Trimmings. all widths. We bought Il
big lot of them at greatly reduced prices. s.
ID. HIRsCHMAN q Co.
New Styles arriving daily in Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing. at very moderate prices. WM.
KAHN q Co, Sadler Building.
We carry the largest and most complete stock
of Black Dress Goods in town. Prices absO-
luecly the Lowest. S. D. HIRsHMAN Is Co.
Rev Dr.: A. c. Hopkins will preach
at aabletown next Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock.
Snow fell here last Tuesday
enough for the boys to coast on tile
plank walks.
a fine article of Celery for
Thanksgiving Day, for sale by Mr..
S. II. Woetdy.
NE call special attention to the advertise
ment OF THOMAS " BOWMAN. Nurscryman.
Rochester, N. Y, who is in want of more sales
mon. NlS-Gt
The County Court Clerks Office
and the Banks will be closed on
Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving Services will be held
in the Presbyterian Church next
Thursday, at IL a. II.
Mail South on S. Y, r. r. will
close hereafter at. .. A NJ, sharp:
end North at 7:15, \. NJ.
We had pleasant call from Capt.
Lewis Barley, the veteran B. & O.
II. r. Conductor. last Tuesday.
Mr. j. w. Blessing has put hand
some corner show-window in the
store-room of Mr.. Geo. II. Hagiey.
7. n. C. A. meeting at their Room,
(Lee Hall, next Sunday afternoon.
at3 o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Almost mos: FauItless; Our stock Of overeoats
equalcd here or anywhere for Style. Durability.
or Low Prices. WIN. KAuN d Co.. SadIer
Building.
We aim at Perfection of Quality. Finish and
Fitting i'll Onr make OF Clothing 1t is not pos
sible to reach ahsOlut" perfection. EuS we APP
prOach it AS close as tailoring ever cnl. WSI.
KAHN & Co.. Sadlcr Building.
Our townsman, Gustav Brown,
ESQ, is re-appointed District Deputy
Grand Master, for this Masonic dis
trict.
Mr.: VIM. Waters is prepared to
furnish Celery for Thanksgiving Day,
or at any other time, at reasonable
rates.
Our clever confectioncr, Henry
DUNN. visited Baltimore last week
and laid in his stock of Holiday
Goods.
Rev. T. B. Shepherd is cond ucting
a series of meetings at Brown S
Crossing, and the Rev. j. L. Shiplcy
doing the same at Zoar.
If cloths are down good deal. Cloaks ought
70 DO down a little. CIoaks are stuff aud work.
8tuf is down and work isn't up. Where arc
Clo&ks Lowest? Where are the Best? Where
are the Most to Choose from. s. D. HIRsCH-
NAN & Co.
Is this Custom-madc? That's what people
keep asking all dag long while examining
our Ready made Clothing. 1t is very certain
that we try to have Our goods to look different
from read y-rrade clothes. Prices the Lowest.
8. D. HIRScHMAN q Co.
The RoselIe Manufacturing Com
pany has received its new machinery,
and will begin active manufacturing
operations in couple of weeks.
A portion of the Blue Ridge noun
tain, southeast of CharIestown, was
on fire last week, and presented a
grand appearance on Monday night.
Harry Harris, the prisoner who
recently escaped from the Charles
town Jail, was fecapturcd at Martins
burg, and rcturned here on Tuesday
last.
All the New shapes in Mems aud Boys stiff
aud Soft Hats: IN unusual large sleek Of Tn
and agent for tin: R,':'""n:d II :Adard W hit
Shirt made Of :lUl Linen H.,:n.lIttA A!A%!.A
Reinforced I;usOn aud t'v-i".r n. = y
GIKSCHNAS * 10
The annual grand opening of iici-
iday goods will ta',n place ON Mon
day, j}ecc:nhes Is: Com one a9a
al. and sae the Immense assortment.
REL .ee:islly, GUSTAV BuarvH.
N;r II. =. Weller, we should nave
STAGE. las! week. very efficiently as
sisted M. Wcirici, in Ins I..ndlina
OF the steam traction engine in the
procession of the night Of the 18th.
The S. V. r. r. schedule was
changed on Sunday last, and trains
now pass CharIestown as follows:
No. /, South, :24, a. ~
=" 2, North, (Mail, j.. 1884.
/" 3, South, (Mail,).. 9:17,
Z" 6, North, .....,.. 1855,
(" 5, South, ........ 5:19, p. NJ,
The Joseph Morrow farm near
Summit Point, $50 acres, was pur-
chased on Tuesday by Mr.. Ruthven
W. Morrow at $40 per acre. Tho
Baumgardner farm, 1124 acres al
Halltown, was purchased on Tuesday
by Mr.. Samuel p. Baumgardner O
Pennsylvania, at $50 per acre.