Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-05-22
Local Miscellany.

Ouu SHaueS anu paIuSOlS ~ GltSSn-
mans.
Shades made to fit any window at
Boards.
Wood wanted by Reed, Long &
Manning.
Binder Irvine at Reed, Long &
Manning's.
New line of fishing tackle at Beall
& Coleman's.
For dress goods and trimmings
see Palmbaums.
Philadelphia Record six cents a
week at Boards.
One boys bicycle left, cheap, at
Beall 6 Coleman's.
All kinds of shoes for men and
ladies at Hirschman's.
Our line of straw hats is simply
immense at Hirschman's.
For lace curtains, embroideries,
laces, &C., see Palmbaums.
Picture hooks, picture nails, cord,
ETC., at Boards Stationery.
An increase of pension has been
granted to MIR. Abram Stump.
Stabling, carriage-house, &C., for
rent. Apply ct the SPIRIT Office.
Amomatic Reffgerators, best on
the market, at BeaIl & Coleman's.
Parasols, fans, mits, gloves,
handkerchiefs, &C., at Palmbaums'.
Large assortment of table linens,
towels, napkins, &C., at Palmbaums'.
Several nearly new bicycles for
sale at N. & w. Depot, cheap for
cash.
Cold sparkling soda water, with all
the leading syrups, at Light & Wat
sons.
Memorial observances at Shep-
herdstown Saturday, June I'd, at IL
a. NJ.
For sale. a galvanic battery in
good order. Enquire ut the SPIRIT
office.
Great reduction in Photographs on
Memorial Day only, at c. L. Nc
Clung's.
Five hundred perch of good build
ing stone for sale by Wm. Philips
& Sons.
"Ships that pass in the night, -
and other new novels, cheap at
Boards.
For rent.-A frame dwelling, con-
tanning four large rooms. Inquire at
this office.
Three hundred middle posts and
$50 tnortised posts for sale by Geo.
H. HagleY.
A handsome six-year-old bay fam
lily mare for sale. Inquire at the
SPIRIT Office.
Try us on white shirts, you will
he pleased how nice they fit, at
Hirschman's.
A 500 organ, as good as new,
will be sold for $50. Apply at the
SPIRIT office.
Mr.. George Baumgardner is having
brick dwelling erected on his farm
near Halltown.
Messrs. w. F. & T. P. Lippitt
have the foundation up for the new
Halltown depot.
The name of the writer must ac-
company all communications to Sc
cure publication.
Those pretty patterns ofwalI paper
at Boards, went so readily that he
has had to recorder.
Everything in millinery that is
new for this seasons wear, you can
find at Hirschman's.
Mr.. Henry DUNN has had hand
some drop awning placed in front OF
his confectionery store
Look at our line of negligee shirts,
best selection of colors we have ever
shown, at Hirschman's.
A good many farmers had to re-
plant corn on account Of washing by
the storm of Sunday week.
BealI & Coleman have received a
carload of the justly celebrated
Champion mowers and binders.
Letters are advertised at Charles
ton for w. 7. Kennedy, Rev. C. C.
Wainwright and Wormley's Inn.
Mr.. Geo, w. Armentrout is laying
new gutter at the intersection OF
Washington andSouthCharles streets.
Mr.. D. A, Phillips had foot Sc
verely mashed last week by a colored
man letting q large piece of ice fall
upon it.
The post office will be closed May
30 (Federal Decoration Day. from
10 A. 81. to 2 P, NJ, and from 2 $50
to 8 P. III.
Mr.. w. H. Rodefer has erected 8
handsome porch in front of the res.
idence of Mr.. A. NJ. Sponcellor, at
Harper's Ferry.
Hall Kennedy, in reaching through
a'broken window to close shutter
Sunday night, cut his left arm Sc
verely. DIR. Jno. p. Bishop sewed
and dressed the wound.
Two small parcels of land of Jas
Z. Wyatt, containing about twenty
acres, were sold on Friday by Specia
\ Commissioners Brown, Trapnell anC
Green, TO DIR. +. l.. Wager, at $50
per acre.
A large bank barn was raised d
the McCurdy farm, occupied by Mr.
Jas. A. CIipp, last Friday, by Mr.