Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-24

-S1. eaF patrons, immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see will
let 6 Libbey's advertisement.
Lenten. services were held in Zion
Episcopal Church last Wednesday.
"A 1900 lib. beef was raised by Mr..
CD. Fritz and sold by him recently.
, zSs SALE and HORSE Bills printed
neatly and promptly at the SPIRIT
office.
s1.Judge Green, of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, has returned home
from Charleston.
Old and young, big and little, en-
joyed the fine sIeighing last week to
ithc fullest extent.
i The services of Madame Ruhl have
been secured to instruct and drill the
Zion Church choir.
<yGeo. L. Travis has removed his
Barber Shop to the room in basement
of the Watson House.
Inauguration railroad tickets arr lust as
good on the B. &c .. - limited" trains az other
trains. See if this is the rule followed by
Others:
800 Locust Posts for sale at the
Shenandoah Valley Depot. Apply
at the SPIRIT OFFICE.
Take care of the cartridges, if you
wish them to survive the winter and
furnish game for next season.
Boys Ovcrcoats. Heed not: let the little
ones suffer. You can buy an Ovcrcoat for a
mere song: We are going to sell them, at WM.
KAHN & Co.'S. Sadicr Building.
The 3. & o-s depot in Washington is its
own. None but B. IS o. trains arrive and
depart i'll it. and there can be no such confu-
"on as nl'ist exist in other depots-
Solid Truth That the fine Atwood CASH
mere Pants that we are selling for So 90 are
worth So 90 in any other house in this town.
\ call would convince any one. WV. KAHN &
Co.. Sadler Building.
Mr.. Geo. w. Taylor will in few
days remove the Metropolitan
store 10 the Straith room, two doors
west of the Watson House.
Rare Chance to secure Dress Goods at and
below Cost Onr rule has always been never
to carry goods over from one season to another.
Big Drives i'll Hosiery, Underwear, and Fancy
Goods ). ID. IlIRsCHMAN ~ Co.
Those who wish employment rs
canvassers should look up r. G.
Chase & Co.'s advertisement. The
firm has a good reputation.
We were pleased to receive call,
last Wednesday, from Mr.. Christian
Nisewaner, one of Loudoun county's
clever and prosperous farmers.
DIR. James N. CraighiIl, eldest son
of Col. VIM. p. CraighilI. was mar
ried last Tuesday at Georgetown, d.
c., to Miss Anne f. Berry, of that
city
At Auction our Special Bargains would brin.,
more money than we have marked them
Whatever yOu want i'll Fine. Medium or Cheap
Ovcrc0ats. Suits aud Pants. for Men. BOYS or
Children. always come first to- MN. KAHN s.
Co.'S. the Largest Retail Clothing House in the
Valley.
- Claymont" was sold on Monday
of last week, by Mcssrs. Travers,
PendEeton and Lucas, Special Com
missioners. to AIrs.Jane Yandcwalker,
for $1,000.
Dir. ]. W. Blessing has fitted up
tho rear portion of Messrs. Burns &
Shugert's store-room for a millinery
department-put in handsome
showcase. railing, &c.
Mr.. Jas. w. Butt has contracted
to tin roof the dwelling of Mr.. Joshua
Myers, near Myerstown, and the
shops of Mr.. L. ~. Long, in course
of erection, near Ripon.
The time to soil goods Cheap. is when people
need them. vs.. KAHN Il Co will sell YOU u
Good OyGTcDar for Fifty Gents 0n the Dollar.
good Mans OvcrcOat from 81 i2 10 $ll. 90.
III you do not want Il Coat for present use buy
one on speculation for next winter; it will pay
they sa$. s'-''
Mr.. C. r. Hardcsty, of Summit
Point, this county, shipped recently
twenty-thrce carloads of cattle, most
ly to New York, which aggregated
the handsome sum of s35, 900.
The Lexington Cva.) Gazette of
last week says: Mr.. Frank Lynch, a
brother of Father Lynch, is spending
some time at Buffalo Forge Mr..
Lynch was in town on Monday.
Surprises frequently expressed at
the superior fare and accommodations
furnished at the - Maltby House, y
Baltimore, for so small charge. The
secret is that its terms are made to
suit the times.
Rejected Hickory Spoke Billcts 81
per cord. Shert Hickory ST per
cart load. Run Mine Coal $3.50.
S. MUssELMAS & Sox,
Fl73t. Opposite b. & o. Depot.
The Rev. C. N. Campbell, of this
place, preached in the Presbyterian
Church ut Harpcr's Ferry on Sunday
morning last, and the Rev. DR.. A. C.
Hopkins preached at Beulah on Sun
day afternoon.
Owing to tho immense stock of goods we still
have on hand. we find ourselves ncccssitatcd t.
continue our Great Slaughter Sale during part
of February The goods must be sold and tc
force them off we will offer more Astoundin.
Bargains than heretofore. See Prices in thi
weeks paper. S. D. HIRsCHMAN s. Co.
Frank Smith whom, II 1voe fooroI