Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-26
Why DO You Suffer
Local Miscellany.
See Kahn,s new adv.


Laudis' headquarters for peaches.
For Dry Goods come to Hirsch-
mans.
Reduction in window shades at
Boards.
Hotel POwhatan is closed for the
season.
Don't forget, for Canned Goods go
to Dalgarn's.
White HeathCIing Peaches for sale
by S. H. Lands.
Copper, porcelain and brass kettles
at BeaII & Coleman's.
valentines" Felt Weather Strips
at BeaIl & Colemen's.
Coal hods, pokers, shovels. tongs,
&C., at Beall & Coleman's.
Nectar Table Syrup equal to any,
for sale by Ronemus Bros.
Landis' is headquarters for water
melons, peaches, grapes, &c. .
For the best fine Sisal Fodder
Irvine 90 to Beall & Coleman.
Mr. B. F. Ramey had the peaches
on two trees stolen few nights ago.
C. f. Wall shipped quite number
of hogs to PENNSYLVANIA last Thurs
day.
Mr.. b. F. Rodefer is erecting a
two-room kitchen for AIR. Thomas j.
West.
NIr. Jno. o. johnson is building a
frame dwelling for Mr.. Samuel j.
Boyd.
For table linens, towels, bed
spreads, lace curtains, &C., see NJ.
PaImbaum & Bro.
Loaded and blank shells, wads,
cartridges, powder, shot and caps at
Beall & Coleman's.
In order TO make room for fall
goods you can get bargsins in Tea
Sets at Rouemus Bros.
No drill on the market superior to
the Grown" Can only be purchas-
ed of Beall & Coleman.
A child of MIR. George Bush, liv-
ing on the place of Mr.. w. o. Norris,
died Sept. Is, of diphtheria.
Remember Hirschman's is the place
for your carpets, always the lowest
and largest stock to select from.
Parties wishing to buy anything n
the Queensware line will do well to
look over the stock of ROnemus Bros.
Mayor Brown was in Strashurg,
Va, Wednesday, to see about stone
for curbing and crossings for the
corporation.
Do you need blankets, comforts,
fanneis, shawls, window shades,
floor oil cloth, &c? See NJ. Palm
baum & Bro.
We have just opened large in
voice of Fall Neckwear. New Shapes
and Patterns. Large assortment,
moderate in price, at Kahn's.
Palmbaums have received large
assortment of latest style dress goods
and trimmings, and full line of I'M
derwear, hosiery, gloves, corsets,
&c.
Mr.. Chas. z. Baylor's black mare
''Kate" won the 2:4O race at the
Easton (Md. Fair last Thursday
Mare driven by Mr.. Baylor-time
2:2S.
Thanks to our former townsman
Mr.. j. Shirley Smith for copy of
the Roanoke Times containing a full
account of the late terrible tragedy
in that city.
John PurneIl, coIored, was com
mitted to Jail on Saturday, charged
with cutting and causing the death
of n colt belonging to Mr.. Edward
Cummings, of Harper's Ferry.
, Dogs attacked the flock of sheep of
Mr.. b. f. Beavers Friday morning,
and injured several of them. Three
of the dogs were killed in the field,
and fourth got away with ball in
him.
Mr.. Albert Diehl has given the
contract to Mr.. L. Beachley for the
erection of handsome brick dwell
ing on North George street extended,
and excavation for the foundation is
in progress.
SD. Hirschman & Co. have moved
their dry goods and notions into the
west room of the Goldsmith building,
where they have them nicely arrang-
ed, with good light and convenient
for handling.
Malta Lodge, No. so, A, F. & A.
NJ, has rented the south side Of the
third story of the new Weiricll build
ing on North Charles street, and
will the latter part of next month
move into its new quarters.
Mr.. Nit Moore shot strange
bird, supposed to have been brought
here by the storm. Mr.. b. d. Lloyd,
visiting here from California, pro-
nounces it mud hen," bird in
digenous to low, swamPy country.
Prof. John a. Myers, Director of
the West Virginia Agricultural Ex-
= pertinent station, has favored us with
copy of his Special Bulletin giving
analyses OF various brands of fertil-
izers sold in this State. We are
pleased to discover, from a hasty
glance over the sheet, that the fertiI-
izers handled by our Charles Town
, dealers run above the guarantee val
uation and stand among the best on
the list.