Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-12-24

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Thursday.
Solid Silver in Plush Cases, make
excellent Christmas gifts, at c. w.
Browns, Jeweler.
Thanks to Messrs. Washington 4
Alexander for supply of handsome
calendars for 1890.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for DR.. j. p. Bishop, Dugalas
Hart and William Moler.
Precious Stone Rings, Diamond,
Ruby, Sapphire, Pearl and Garnet,
at c. w. Browns, Jeweler.
A full line of 10 and IA X. Plain
Gold Rings, for Wedding purposes,
at C. W. Browns, Jeweallefr;.
". A. Burton has many rich and
beautiful articles, in silver ware, jew
fy, &C., suitable for holiday gifts.
Mr.. F. F. Rohr has laid a brick
pavement in front of the property of
Mr.. Albert Diehl, on North George
street.
For an evening of rare musical en-
1oyment. attend the. performance of
the Boston Quiptette Christmas night,
at Washington Hall.
Mr.. T. p. Lippitt has raised the
framework of Mr.. Jos. II. Easter
days large store and dwelling, on
South George street.
wien You you Vi visit Baltimore stop at
the Aaltby d6iise, where will be
found first-class Accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
Mr.. Edwin f. Davis has displayed
in front of his store a case of hand
Some holiday goods-elegant smok-
ing sets, fine cigars, &c.
Mr.. w S. Kendrick has some nice
evergrccns for Christmas trees and
other adornment, which he will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices.
If you want nice Celery for your
Christmas dinner, Mr. VIM. Waters
can fill your orders, giving something
of excellent quality at a moderate
price.
The Banks and County and Cir
cult Clerks offices will be closed on
Christmas and New Years days
The stores, we understand, will be
closed on Christmas day.
All the essentials to Grst-class
Christmas dinner to be found at W.
S. Merchants. Meats. poultry, oys-
ters, fruits, vegetables, groceries
inince meat, canned goods:
Tickets for the Boston Quintette
are now on sale at Mr.. G. T:
Lights, and are going like hot
cakes. There is but one price, the
entire hall being reserved at so cts.
The beautiful niammio0th doll
Jenny Lind to be given away at
Mr.. Gustav Browns on New FEARS
Day. Every purchase of so cts. to
be entitled to 4 ticRst iii the drawing.
Mr.. j. Ed. Wyatt sold his farm farm
Of lO5 acres, adjoining the farm of
Mrs. Virginia Thompson and others,
through v. NJ. Firor's Real Estate
Agency, to Mr.. Franklin N. Moler,
at s41.5o per acre.
The Bells of CornevilIe.' SO
well rendered by our amateur Oper-
attic Association few evenings ago,
is to be reproduced in Washington
Hail next Monday evening. Secure
your reserved seats at Geo. T, Lights.
Henry DUNN has now on hand al
most a complete menagerie, concert
and minstrel troupe, whose automatic
performances delight the young,
please the old, and attract the middle
aged. If you don't believe It stop
and see for yourself.
An elegant Silver Fiiv;e-BottIe Cas-
tor, Butter Dish; Pickle DISH, Butter
Knife and Set Of Spoons aid Plush
Case, to be given away at Chas. W.
Browns January Cd. A ticket in
Che drawing given with every pur-
chase to amount of so cts:
A telegram was received at Har-
per's Ferry last week, we understand,
announcing the death, in Philadei-
phia, of Mr.. Jno. A. McCreigHt,
foStmerly Of the Harper,s Ferry Mill
Company, and recent Well known
citizen of Harper's Ferry.
The charter for tile new Building
Association Jefferson; No. 100 has
been received. and the meeting for
Organization wifi be held January
10th, 1890. In the neighborhood of
seven hundred shares have been sub
Gcribed, and the success of Che Asso-
citation is assured. Those who de-
sire to take stock, and, have not ar
ready done so, should leave their
Names with either Justice C. Frank
Galiahsf OF cIeon Moore, Esq.