Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-17
Local Miscellany.
Lent begins tomorrow.

the New Orleans Exposition.
Corn and Wood wanted, from some
of our patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will
let 6 Libbey's advertisement.
SALE and HORSE Bills printed
neatly and promptly at the SPIRIT
Office.
The thermometer registered 50 be-
below zero here last Wednesday
morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Howard is now con-
Quoting a meeting at Shenandoah
Junction.
Note change in date of Public Sale
by Dir. VIM. B. Harris, to Wednes-
day, February 25th.
500 Locust Posts for sale at the
Shenandoah Valley Depot. Apply
at the SPIRIT OFFICE.
Snow fell here last Friday, Satur-
day and yesterday, to a depth of
eight or ten inches.
OUcrcoats and Suits for Business and Dress
purposes. See the Bargains exhibited on orr
counters. at WM. KAHN dc Co.'S. the Largest
Retail Clothing House in the Valley, SadIer
building.
What you hear but seldom see All the Win
ter Clothing must go, let the loss be what it
may: When we say so they must, go they will,
1T WIN. RAHN Il Co.'S, the Reliable Clothicrs,
Sadler Building
Congregational Prayer-Meeting in
the Baptist Church every Sunday
morning, at IL O'Clock, until further
notice.
a Rare Chance to secure Dress Goods at and
below Cost. Our rule has always been never
to carry goods over from one season to another.
Big Drives in Hosiery, Underwear, and Fancy
Goods. S. d. HIRscIMAN & Co.
The terms at the % MaItby House.
are most reasonable, and the accom-
modations unsurpassed. Try it when
you visit Baltimore.
Our entire line of Winter Clothing will be
sold at fully 80 per cent. under regular prices
All Kinds and Styles of the Best Make. Don't
miss the great Bargains We are offering. WIN.
KAHN S Co., the Popular Clothicrs, Sadler
Building.
Remember only few weeks of this big
Bargain Winter Clothing Sale. You never viii
see the like again. 1t will pay you to keep
them until next fall. ut the prices asked. WN.
kAHS IE Co., the Leading ClOthicrs, Sadler
Building.
Seeing is Believing. If You were to sec the
Prices on our Suits and Overcoats you could
not resist the temptation of buying. Though
you did not need them for immediate use, it
would pay to lay them by for next season. S.
ID. HIRSCHMAS Is Co.
Special! 1t is our purpose to Reduce our
Stock to 4 lower point than it has ever reached
before Whatever Clothing is likely to be
rfn1i fto1 f,,t,,
now ut greatly reduced prices. WIN. KAHN IL
Co.. the Finest Clothicrs. Sadlcr Building.
Those wishing Pictures should call
early, as 1 shall remain only a few
weeks longer in Charlcstown. Tin
types only csc. each.
Dec. 8, 1884. F. T. CASTLE.
February must do the work We will offer
the Biggest Bargains for the next 80 days. in
the way of Odd Coats and Pants. that has ever
taken place We are not going to take Cost
into consideration the goods must go. let the
price be what it may WcmHst have the room
for Spring Stock. S. d. HIRsCHMAN Il Co.
The left arm of Hon. Logan Osborn
was amputated between the shoulder
and elbow, in Washington, on Satur-
urday week, and at last accounts he
was doing very we'll.
Rejected Hickory Spoke BiIIcts 81
per cord. Short Hickory 81 per
cart load. Run Mine Coal $3.50.
S. NIUssELMAN & Son,
Fist. Opposite b. & o. Depot.
Owing to the immense stock of goods VIC still
have ON hand. we find ourselves ncccssitatcdt !
continue our Great Slaughter Sale during part
Slf q Ills ISf 1st,I6
force them of we will offer more Astounding
Bargains than heretofore. Sec Prices i'll this
weeks paper S. ID. HIRscHNAN IL Co.
Our young townsman, Frank Smith,
who twas feared had been lost at sea,
we understand, has been heard from
by his friends, as being at St.
Thomas and about to sail for New
York.
A tumor was successfully removed
from Mrs. Thomas Shoemaker, at the
residence of her uncle, Mr.. Jno. T.
CoIston, last Wednesday, by Drs.
Richardson, Mason, Lippitt, Neiil
and Long.
Charles Lewis, white, of Berkeley
county, and Isaac Williams, colored,
of this county, were arrested and
committed to Jail here last week, by
Deputy U. S. Marshal Slower, under
charge of violation of the internal rev.
enue law.
Three carloads of fat cattle we're
shipped from the B. & o. depot at
this place on Saturday last, by Mr..
VIM. BeaIl, among them an extra fine
lot purchased from N1essrs. Stouffcr
& Brenneman, the largest of which
weighed 1850 lbs.
The Rev. II. L. Nriskimon, late
pastor of the N. p. Church at Heaths-
vile, Va, and most worthy and es-
timabIe christian gentleman, died at
the residence of his father-in-law,
Thos. w. Beale, Esq, in Harper's
Ferry, last Thursday.
To enable persons to attend the
Washington Monument dedication,
February 21st, the B. & o. R. R.
will sell tickets from stations on the