Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-12-08
Local Miscellany.

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Special bargains in mems Suits, at
KahR's.
Barg aims in Dress Goods, Blankets,
and OilcIoth. at Hirschman's.
Fine assortment of Muffs just re-
ceived by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
Rock Candy Drips--an excellent
table article--at S. S. DaIgarn's.
See N. & w. corrected time table
on second page of this issue.
Mr.. C. f. Wall received thirty-one
head of fine stock cattle yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur Davenport offers fine
horse for sale. See advertisement.
There was an interesting soiree at
Stephenson Seminary last Friday eve
ming.
If you want something useful for a
wedding present go to the Milling
Company.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for Samuel Brown and John j.
Shipman.
Mr.. Chas. W. Brown has gone to
Baltimore, TO purchase additional
holiday goods.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Light has been in Bal
timorc for several days, purchasing
holiday goods.
The County Teachers Association
had an interesting meeting in Charles
Town last Saturday.
For Xmas Presents visit the Mill
ing Company. A large line of China,
Glassware and Lamps.
Mr. j. G. Holmes is erecting the
brick dwelling of Mr.. Arthur Daven-
port, on Sixth avenue.
Mr.. C. c. ConkIyn killed sol ID.
hog, of stock which he and Mr..
Zeph. Bane are propagating.
Mr.. Geo. w. Armentrout is pre-
pairing to lay a new gutter along the
south side of Main street east of
Charles.
Fred. Kohlhousen, son of Mr.. T.
F. KohIhouscn, formerly of this
place, died in San Antonio, Texas,
recently.
Don't forget that the Milling Com
pany has a nice line of Chineille Por-
teirs, ChineilIe and Tapestry Table
Covers.
Wanted ld-time mahogany fur
niture, clocks, brasses, &C.. Ad-
dress, John Treblig, 8 North Howard
street, Baltimore.
The floral decoration in one of Mr.
L. NJ. Blessings show windows, from
the green house of Mr.. VIM. Waters,
is quite an attraction.
When you visit Baltimore stop at
the Maltby House, where will be
found tirst-class accommodations and
exceedingly low rates.
The Baptist congregation at their
Festival at Shenandoah junction on
Thanksgiving day realized $4,000
from their entertainment.
Mr.. F. F. Rohr has laid brick
pavement along the property of
Messrs. Earnsbaw & Dooley and MFR.
L. D. Getzendaner on Congress st.
The Charles Town Glove Works
were broken into On Monday night of
last week, and near one hundred dol
lars worth of gloves stolen therefrom.
Mr.. F. f. Rohr is getting stone
ready for crossings at intersection o
Main and West streets, Main an d
Lawrence, and George and Congress.
The person who borrowed our sau-
sage grinder last winter and did not
return it will please send it home, as
some of our other friends have use
for it.
Mr.. Joseph A. Craighill died near
KearneysviIle last Wednesday. Flu
neral services were held in Zion
(EpiscopaD Church in this place on
Friday.
Notice-H. G. Knapp has just re-
ceived a full line of Violins, Guitars,
Banios, Autoharps and Accordeons,
and strings and trimmings for all
kinds of stringed instruments.
Miss Jane O'Bannon died last Sat
uaday, after a brief illness of hemorr-
hage, aged about 81 years. She
was a daughter of the late Afr ed
O'Bannon, who died only about
twelve days previous.
Mr.. VIM. Hines has reprinted the
outside Of the dwelling OF Hon. YIN.
l.. Wilson, making very attractive
job of it. The parIor was painted lif-
teen years ago by Mr.. Hines, and is
in as fine trim now as the day it was
painted.
To make room for Boots, Shoes,
&C., we will close out our stock of
Queensware, Glassware, Chinaware
and Christmas novelties regardless of
cost. Come and see us for bargains,
Pentz' Store, successor to Harry NJ.
Wilmington.
Mr.. F. G. Otthas resigned as local
U. S. Express me ssenger, and Mr..
Allen, B. & o. agent, has taken
charge of the delivery. He requests
us to say that all parcels consigned
to his company will be promptly col
lected and delivered, not only within
the corporate limits, but also at resi-
dences contiguous thereto.