Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-03
Local MisceIIany.


THERE'S some talkzof a skating fink.
being established here:
The grounding predicts si9 weeks
more of winter weather.
Fer. good Cigars and prices, see
WentzelPs advertisement.
Corn and Wood wanted, from some
of eur patrons, Immediately.
For low prices in Lumber, see Will.
let C Libbcy's advertisement.
We return thanks to Col r. p.
Chew for important State documents.
The Prices in our Boys Department are now
6ne,half, at WIN. Kahn & Co.'S, the Reliable
Clothiers. Sadler Building.
The Winchester Light infantry are
securing overcoats, for their trip to
the Inauguration.
500 Locust Posts for sale at the
Shenandoah Valley Depot. Apply
at the Sp1ntr UFftcs.
we were pleased to meet our former
countyman Mr. Hall Wilson, now of
Berkeley, in town yesterday.
overcoats very low in price-Great Bargains.
We sell the Finest overcoats made in the Val
quarters for Clothing. Sadler Building.
DIR. G. f. Mason has been indis-
posed for few days past, but we
are gladEto note is out again.
Winter Clothing at Half valac Our Guar
antes goes with every sale that our prices are
positively the lowest in this State. WIN. KAnN
O. nf -C16Ia PriI
VIM. J. Melvin, son of State Sem
ator Melvin, has entered the Cadet
Corps at the West Virginia Universe
ty.
Congregational Prayer-Meeting in
the Baptist Church every Sunday
morning, at IL O'Clock, until further
notice
Dir. Geo. W. Clipp slipped from
his corn house door few days ago,
and broke small bone of one of his
ankles.
A candidate for admission into the
Colorcd New School Baptist Church
was immersed at the flown Mill last
Sunday.
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.
Goods. s. d. HlnscnMAN II Co. -
Hard times call for greater econ
omy. Ifyou visit Baltimore. and de-
sire to combine comfort and economy,
stop at the {" AIaltby House"
The ladies of Leetown will give
Oyster Suppcrs on Thursday and Fri
day evenings of this week, for the
benefit of the Good Temptats.
This house does not collect its stock from the
seasons make. new and fresh and sells nothing
that it cannot guarantee. WIN. KAHN & Co..
the Largest Retail Store in the Valley, Sadlcr
Building.
Mr.. Geo. F. Anderson, of this
place, stuffed a sausage, recently,
twenty-nine feet in length That one
would have made even Brother little
smile.
Rev. Nrr. Howard, the evangelist.
is now. conducting successful meet
ing at Zion Presbyterian Church.
About fifty euquircrs, at last ac-
counts.
Seeing is Believing. IF you were to SEE the
Prices on our Suits and OvcrcOatS 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.
d. HIRsCHMAS & Co.
We return thanks to Mr.. D. A.
Phillips for nice hickory cane, made
from a portion of the Cleveland and
Hendricks pole erected here during
the late campaign.
February must do the work. We wifi offer
the Biggest Bargains for tl:c next so days. i'll
the way of Odd Goats and Pants. that ll,ts ever
taken place. We are not going to take Cost
into consideration: the goods must go. let the
price be what it may Wemust have the room
for Spring stock. S. D. IEIRsctiMAk e CT.
Owing to the immense stock of goods VIC still
have on hand. We find ourselves ncccssitatcd to
continue our Great Slaughter Sale during part
of February The goods must be sold. and to
force them off we will offer more Astounding
Bargains than heretofore. See Prices i'll this
weeks paper. s. D. II1RsCHMAN & Co.
The :. Mountain Retreat" farm of
Mr.. John w. Grove, near Harper's
Ferry, was sold by Messrs. Forrest
w. Brown and f. w. Bedinger, to
Capt. Geo. W.. Green, at $3.50 per
acre.
A tract of about 16 acres of land
OF John w, johnson, near Kearncys-
vile, was sold yesterday, by Geo.
n. Bcltzhoover.. Special Commits
sioner, to Mi. VIM. Fulk, at s32.75
per acre.
A delightful entertaining Mt is
promised in the Concert to be given
at the Stephenson Female Seminary
on Friday evening next, by Madame
Ruhl, Mrs. Hamaker, and Profs. E.
and Max Brownold. See advertise
. mcnt.
The stockholders of the John Ste=
phcnson Female Seminary, last Tues,
day, chose the following Directors
for the ensuing years Rev. DR.. A. G..
Hopkins, Hon. w. II. Travers, Gus
tav Brown, Col. Jno. 7. Gibson and
S. S. Daigarr.
Maj. Jas. Law. Hooff, our recently
elected County Commissioner, took