Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-11-25
Local Miscellany.
We really need wood.

'N N"SAA'"S u @A'' OOAAu
s. yesterday.
Silverware, suitable for Birthday
and Wedding presents, at C. w.
Browns Jewelry Store.
We hope all places of business will
be closed next Thursday, and Thanks
giving Day generally observed.
= DR.. Jno. p. Bishop did fine days
shooting last Saturday, bagging TWEEN
ty-five cartridges and two rabbits.
Mr.. Jacob w. Corman expects to
move his store to his new building on
North Charles street about Dec. 1st.
Lansing Farm Wagons, Cutters,
Buggies, Carts, Robes and Horse
Blankets very low, at Rink Hardware
Store.
Five prisoners were brought here
from the penitentiary last week, to
appear as witnesses in the Circuit
Court,
Pure n. o. Molasses, Raisins, Cur
rants, Citrun, Florida Oranges and
Lemons, just received by Lippitt
Renner.
a special term of the County Court
was held yesterday, for the purpose
of qualifying the newly elected coun-
ty officers.
Mr.. c. E. Hemp was the possessor
of the lucky number (519) emitting
the holder to the prize pistol at the
Rink Hardware Store.
Largest and best selected stock of
Carvers, Table and Pocket Cutlery
in town, at Rink Hardware Store
the place to buy your Christmas pres
ents.
The lots in Green's addition lie be-
tween the properties of the two I'm
provement Companies. Now is the
time to purchase one of these valua-
BILE lots.
Rirs. Sencindiver has returned frnn1-
Baltimore with a choice selection of
Millinery Goods, to which she invites
the special attention of our lady
readers.
Mr.. Eugene Shugart is selling out
at prime cost, and offers bargains in
dry goods, notions, groceries, queens
6dte, glassware, tinware, &c. See
advertisement.
Mr.. F. L. Beller has contracted to
build a schooI-house at Mechanics
town, a livery stable for NIessrs.
Starry & Stump, and large barracks
for Mr.. John 7. Co!ston.
Mr.. T. P. Lippitt is making extern.
sive improvements to tile dwelling of
Col. R. p. Chew, modernizing it in a
handsome manner. The painting is
being done by Mr.. VIM. A. Davis.
DIR. Ransom, during his recent visit
to Baltimore, added materially to his
already large collection of operating
Instruments, and now has one of the
most complete dental outfits to be
found anywhere.
Mr.. w. S. Kennedy advcrtises the
coal, flour and grain business in this
issee. Mr.. X. has a fine elevator
building and excellent coal dump,
and with these ffrst-class facilities
at command, quotes low prices for
cash.
Mr.. S. C. Young has been butcher
ing an extra fine lot of large beeves,
raised by Mr.. r. A. Alexander, who
is not only one of our shrewdest and
most active business men, but seems
likewise an adept in the art of cattle
raising.
Mr.. NJ. E. Young has been ap-
pointed Town Sergeant, to fill va
cancy occasioned by the death of Mr..
Thos. B. Young. In this case the
Office sought the man rather than the
man the office. The new appointee
is we'll qualified for the position, and
we have reason TO believe will make
good official.
Mr.. i. f. Ramey has laid us under
obligations for couple of fine ducks,
for which we return thanks. Mr..
RameY is not only a successful farm
err, but one of the true salto the earth,
who nurtures and preserves kindly
feeling for the printer, which every
once in a while prompts him to a gen
erous remembrance of this or similar
character.
Mr.. S. C. Young on Saturday last
had settlement with the Town Coun-
Gil of the accounts of his brother Mr..
Thos. B. Young, late Town Sergeant.
The deceased had been in office for
over six years, and his accounts and
vouchers we're in perfect shape, so
that satisfactory settlement was eff
fected in a short while, without the
least trouble or hitch-a gratifying
fact, and one that speaks well for the
correctness and efficiency of Mr..