Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-12-05
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Thanksgiving services were heIc
Thursday morning in the Presoy
terrain and Episcopal churches, anC
at night in the Baptist church.
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4 Butcher knives, pocket and table
knives, sausage cutters and suffers
at Rink Hardware,
The Register says that Mr. II. C.
Getzendaner and family have moved
out 10 Col. Morgan's.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for Jesse =. Bailey, John Kelly
and Mrs. Lucy Matheney.
Dir. f. l. Beller has put the finish
ing touches upon the Odd Fellows
and Masonic halt in the new Weiricll
building.
We were not the one that brought
Columbus over, but Brown the jew
eIer has trinket trays representing
his landing.
Mr.. s. II. Williams is improving
the farm ut Shenandoah junction re-
Gently purchased by him from Mr.
r. w. Morrow
Burns & Shugert are showing a
beautiful line of white, red and gray
blankets, white spreads, and comforts
at very low prices.
Mr.. James w. McGarry has moved
from Shenandoah junction to his
farm on SandyRidge, formerly known
as the Ruse farm.
Large assortment of picture mold
ings and q beautiful lot of engrav-
ings. artotYpes and pastel picturs at
DR.. Bishops Drug Store.
Mrs. Abigail Reynolds, wife of Mr..
Daniel Reynolds, died at her home
at Dullields Nov. "a, after compar-
atively brief illness, aged 56 years.
For toilet soaps, perfumes, combs,
brushes, tooth brushes, so to Light
& Watson's. You can get them
good and cheap--just received Il
new line.
Miss Griff Moler and Mr.. Charles
Sechrist have opened Sunday
School with eighteen scholars at the
residence of Mr.. Scchrist about three
miles from town on the Leetown road.
Mrs Margaret S Riddle. n daugh-
ter of the late Heroine l.. Opie and
aunt of Messrs. w. o. and r. w.
Norris, of this county, died at her
residence in Wilmington, Del, No
vember path.
For your lady neat gold ring.
See our line of fancy ones. They
are the very latest-settings Mar
Quisc the Tiffany .AIbermarIe, Crown
Prince of Vinegar Hill. We have
the gems Mt Brow MS Jewclry Store.
VIM. Phillips & Sons have opened
n quarry on one of their lots near the
Belt Line, and are now getting out
huiIding stone, which are pronounced
by our mascus To he of excellent
quality. They propose quurrYing
i eco perch at the present, of which
about 200 is now ready for market.
Adcocate.
Hog cholera has been doing con
siderable damage in some portions of
this county. Mr.. Horace C. Moore
lost n number and had TO buy his
pork of our town butchers. Messrs.
William p. yesterday and r. s. No
land lost one each. Deputy sheriff
Eugene Baker and Messrs. John d.
McGary. John Q. end lack Fleming.
and Thos. Campbell are among others
we have heard of who have lost
heavily.
For table linens, towels, bed
spreads sc. see Palmbaum.
For blankets, comforts, fanneIs,
shirts, skirts, &c. see PaImbaum.
Underwear for ladies, gents and
children, any size you want at Palm
baum's.
Just received, by NJ. PaImbaum
& Bro, large assortment stamped
linens and zephyr worsteds, also
towels, napkins, &c.
Our clever young friend Mr.. John
Elliott kindly EXTENDED us an invita-
ton to dine at the Watson House on
Thanksgiving Day. Whilst we could
not accept, we return thanks for the
courtesy. The menu Of the Watson
on that day included sorp, roast
beef, roast pork, roast turkey stuffed
with oysters, cranberry sauce, baked
potatoes, turnips, satisfy, cabbage,
cold slaw. celerY. mince pic. numn-