Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-12-09
Local MISCELLANY.

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1of See e. H l1 new ad. 1t tells you of
Pork is selling here at $3.50 per
100 lbs.
For good Cigars and prices, see
WentzelI's advertisement
corn-and Wood wanted, from some
Of.our patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
let &Libbey's advertisement.
What shall give Mother2 A na;r Of ttos.
handsome Window Blinds, at w. A. EAsTER
BARS.
Largest aud best selection of Scrap and Photo.
Albums In town, at w. A. EAsTERDAY's New
Book Store. =
How to mako little money go a great way,
Is to Pnrchase-your Holiday Presents from s.
ID. IIIRSCHXAN IL Co.
Flush and Velvet goods-including Photo
ma Gard Albums. Frames, &c, ut w A.
FAsTERDAY's Book Store -
nr 1gsrsoats from the Cheapest to the finest at
AAuS " Co, Sadlcr Building.
A'handsoEle line OF Gold -flnist Prism Hang
rug Lamps. suitable for purlor OF library at 70
"A, EAsTERDAT'S New Book Store
Mems Suits. Furnishing Goods Boots and
at'wH KAHN Il Co.'s. Sadlcr Building
4 look ut the beautiful case of Gold Pens.
rcncits and Charms. at W. a. EAsTERDAY's
Book Store. will cOnvince you of their merits
Nmas and Birthday Cards. all prices: to
please the small girl of ) t" the blushing dam
Store.
We call special attention to the advertise.
lnent of THOMAS w. BOWMAN, Nurscryman.
Rochester iS,o N. Y. who is in want OF more sales
hen- ElS-Ut.
If you want to make the heart of the small
boy happy. buy him Wagon or Cart at w
A. EASTERDAY's New Book Store. Charles
town, w. Va.
Mr.. H. A. Burton killed two hogs
last week which weighed respectively
sos and 362 lbs.
A heavy shower of Bnls-DolIar BLISS
WhI VIM we want to see for the next 30 days. and
we have made prices accordingly WIN KAuS
& Co. Sadler Building
DR.. Chas. E. Pratt has been visit
ing the eastern cities. to lay in his
supply of Holiday Goods.
The Sabbath School of the AZ. f.
Church South will have h Christmas
Tree during the holidays.
Hon: A: r. BoteIer, of this county,
has been appointed pardon clerk of
the Department of Justice.
Mr.. j. Z. Burns, of the firm of
Burns & Shugert, has gone to BaIti-
more to purchase Holiday goods.
Winter Clothing No such assortment as
oIrsIn this town. none excepted. To save from
90 % to $40 10 in your Clothing purchase 90
10 nv. KAHN II Cos. SadIer Building.
nlSe line Gilt-cdgc Poems. Story Books.
GIn l.aS A. B. C.. Chatterboxcs. Hymns.
EAsTEHDAY's>SewH BOOK Store. Ciarlcstown.
Mr.. Robeft Nfitchelt has returned
to Gharlcstoasn, to take a-position jn
the drug store of.N1r. Geo. Il. Light.
YIN. c. A. meeting at theirRoom,
(hee Hall, "c1t Sunday afternoon,
at so clock. All are cordially invited.
Xmas at HLRscnMASs Come and see the
Curlorltics. The best selection and the most
useful Presents. Prices no other house can
meet You will be waited politely. s. D.
HIRscHMAS Il Co.
Boys Suits and Boys and Ch;ldren's Over
coats. No end to the variety, aud VIC shall
leave to our customers whether they arc chcu,I
or not. WM: KAHN Il Co., the Leading
ClOthicrs. Sadlcr Building.
The youngest son of Mr.. Jno. W.
Roberts, of Summit Point, died re-
Gently. of internal injuries from a
fall.
Maj. Geo. W. GREEN'S company.
the Harper's Ferry Mounted Rifles.
will participate in Gov. CIeycland's
Inauguration.
Men and Boys Suits and ovcrcoats. LARGEST
Stock! Prices Uncqualcd STYLES UnSur-
passed! Assortment the Best Ovcrcoats from
81 3Ii3i to $2o.OO. which is 20 per cent lower
than they have been selling for. S. II. HIRSCm-
MAN Il 90.
Carpets. Oil Cloths and Shades These goods
VIC buy direct from manufacturers and there
fore. can aud will sell them at the Lowest
"Fic:S Shoes aud Rubber goods wr carry i
az lins Lot ri Rc3nants Il: half price. :
u HiRsCH:i..S AZ so.
VASES. Cameo Hort-i3"xc. yvr:tir..-Dc.l,
'9'::itiG.s Ci. Boards F-;ra. Iri.ri .1Is -.
:T:t'ssC-. K':nd:i" tiiaSs.a is-., Holders. Ban
Jos. Guitars. HH Painting. EH>:ics a,;d fg.Ii
DAYS New Book Store
The Rev. j. o. Tackett has been
visiting friends in this vicinity, and
took part in the services in the VI. Z.
Church South on Sunday morning
last.
Mr.. B. C. Washington has sold his
farm containing about 2lO acres, near
CharIcstown, to the brothers James.
Thomas and Edward Eagan, at S62.-
so per acre.
The Spirit, like the Free Press,
has had its work thrown back by
sickness, Our young typo, Thos. Me-
Clone, having been under the weather
the past week.
Really substantial and elegant ar
ticles for holiday presents may be
found among the large new stock of
Furniture, &C., at the store of Mr..
G.. f. Hughes.
Mr.. Jos. c. Avis goes to Luray to-
day, to take situation in the Drug
store of Mr.. Geo. w. Haines. He is
a worthy young man, and we wish
him success in his new home.
A little son of Mr.. Gep. Small
wood, residing near the Shenandoah
river, had his nose cut nearly off by
the gIancing of an axe, in the hands