Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-11-29
Local Miscellany.

hOnemuS BROS.
Honey Drip Syrup for sale by H.
w. Rutherford.
Ronemus Bros. have opened nice
line of Cigars and Tobacco.
Fresh Buckwheat Flour just re-
ceiyed by 6. Lippitt Renner.
For the best Currants, Raisins,
Citron, &C., go to G. e. Hughes.
Country Produce takenin exchange
for Goods at H. w. Rutherford's.
Try the F. S. w. Cigar. Best in
this town. At John S. Yesterdays
For sale-A fine stieff Piano in perfect con
jition, will be sold low and on easy terms
Apply at SPIRIT Office.
Brother Snyder, of the Shepherds
town Register, wants catnip. Is it a
boy or girl?
For Blankets, Comforts, Under
wear and Flannels. See NJ. Palm
baum & Bro.
Wanted-a young man to learn the
Drug Business. Apply at DR.. Bish-
ops Drug Store.
Printed notices for posting land
may be purchased at low rate at
the SPIRIT office.
Muffs, Muffs, BIuffs.-Just re-
ceived a large assortment at NJ
Palmbaum & Bro.
The B. & o. R. r. has put in cleo
trio signal bells at the HalItown and
MIEville crossings.
Instead of a shower of mcteors
Sunday night, we had fall of sew
eral inches of snow.
One thousand barrels of corn
wanted at the Milling Company's in
exchange for goods.
Ronemus Bros. offer inducements
in Groceries, Dry Goods, Queens
ware, Glassware, &c.
Master Brooks Laboyteau, who
has become an efficient salesman, is
with Mr.. D. S. Hughes.
Palmbaum' is the place for Blan-
kets' Flannels, Underwear, Hosiery
&c. Prices lower than ever.
PaImhaums is the place for Dress
Goods and Trimmings, assortment
large and prices lower than ever.
Mr.. R. D. Keerl, grain buyer, is
located at Mr.. A. G. Wynkoop's
Office, opposite the Carter House.
A reduction of our Office force by
sickness causes an unavoidable delay
in the issue of the SPIRIT this week.
Milton Willingham and Miss
Gertie Triggs were married at the
Baptist Church Nov. 20, by Rev. NJ.
S. Read.
The Milling Company is Head
quarters for China and Glassware
A choice collection of Dinner and
Tea sets.
sold Ned" the welI-known and
faithful horse of the Sadler Brothers,
died on Mondays aged "a years.
Free Press.
Mr.. E. E. Beachley Will erect i'm
mediately for Mr.. w. f. Hemp a
new barn upon the site of the one
recently destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Lippitt Renner, agent, will
keep for sale G.. a. Gambrill & Co.'S
High Grades of Flour-"Patapsco
Superlative, "S5. 40 ;"NIedora" So. so
} per Dbl.
A hundred candle power electric
in candescent light in front of the
store of Mr.. G. w. Brown shows up
the pretty things iE his show windows
to much advantage.
!, Mr.. Walter G. Riley, son of Col.
Daniel Riley, of Summit Point, is
with Messrs. Reed, Long & Manning,
at their elevator and coal yards, sue
ceeding Mr.. r. D. Keerl.
We had pleasant call on Monday
of last week from Mr.. Emanuel
Scheffer. Mr.. S. is now engaged in
merchandising at Keller's. He is a
deserving citizen, and we wish him
much success.
We remind our farmer friends that
we need corn and wood. and either
hav, straw or fodder. Please sup
plv our wants in this line-or, if you
prefer to pay the money, that will be
even more acceptable then either.
hOSG OF our DlISIIcSo uOuoSos CiC
banks and clerks offices were closed
on Thanksgiving Day, as also the
post office except for the delivery OF
the mails. Thanksgiving services
were held in the churches of the town.
See double column adv. of the W.
II. Houghton Company, of Washing
ton City, in this issue. This house
stands justly high in the capital city,
and, it will be remembered, furnished
the handsome outfit for the Ho-
tel Powhatan at this place.
- C. F. Wall shipped on the 10th
forty head of steers, among them
some very good ones purchased OF
z. II. Reinhart & Bro, j. Will Tay-
Ior and DR.. S. G. Knott, of the vi
cinity of Shepherdstown. Mr.. Wall
also purchased and shipped 1877 head
of hogs and shoats, among them one
> from Mr.. Nelson Zombro, less than
twelve months old, which weighed
$50 lbs. gross.