Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-04
Local Miscellany.
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Seedless raislns at Butler 8.
MEMS MoIntosches at Kahn's
Go to Buffers for lowest prices.
GRADUATED sugar sc. at Butler's.
Fresh crackers at Gustav Browns,
Do not fail to try Buffers zoe.
syrup.
chiIdren's books for Christmas, al
Boards.
Choice green coffee at Buffers, 20
cents Id.
Maecaroni only 8 to l2 cents at
Buffers.
Oysters only one dollar per gallon
at Pentz's.
Fine lamps, all kinds, very cheap,
at Pentz's.
Nice baIed timothy hay at Beall. &
Coleman's.
Canned tomatoes at 8 cents can,
at Buffers.
- Butler sells baking chocolate at
10 cents 10.
Have you noticed Buffers change
in business.
Pure extracts and fine chocolates
at DaIgarn's.
Nice baled timothy hay at Beall
Coleman's.
Money to loan. Apply to James
III. Mason, Jr.
Pentz has those raisins again, 4
IINc FOr Ok .,fe
Choice cucumber pickles 20 cents
100 at Buffers.
Visit Palmbaum's for dress goods
and trimmings.
New wall paper and furniture at
G. E. Hughes.
Calendars, Booklets and Christmas
Cards at Boards.
Royal Baking Powder at Buffers
10 cents pound.
Terra Gotta and fire clay pipe at
Beall & Coleman's.
Placards for posting land for sale
at the SPIRIT Office.
For lard cans go TO Williams,
near B. & o. depot.
Evaporated apples aud fancy bright
peaches at Dalgarn's.
Headquarters for table linens and
towels at Palmbaums'.
Pictures of all kinds copied and
enlarged at McClung's.
Fine celery, direct from the grow
ar, every week, at Pentz's.
Henry DUNN sells nice oysters,
by the pint, quart or gallon.
For hickory wood, nut, stove and
lump coal, go to NIiley Bros.
Why is quarter of a dollar like a
0agnifYing glass at Buffers?
Cord wood wanted in exchange
for lumber by Elmer Beachley.
Mr.. II. o. Talbot last week killed
two hogs which Melted 896 lbs.
Fancy pigeons for sale. See adj
Vertisement of Gustav D. Brown.
For blankets and comforts, also
sbawls and skirts, see PaImbaum's.
The largest collection of toys ever
brought to Charles Town at Pentz's.
Citron, seedless raisons, cleaned
currants, all new stock, at Dalgarn's.
AttwelI burglar proof sash locks
and ventilator at Beall & Coleman's.
Now is the time to have fine pho
tographs made at McClungs's gal
lery.
The smallest things in Buffers
store are the prices at which he sells
goods.
G. E. Hughes buys nuts in origi-
nal packages. 1894 crop at bottom
prices.
Good roller process flour at $500
Dbl. at Pentz's, try sack, / Dbl. for
Is cents.
y Navy beans, lima beans, hominy
and pure mountain buckWheat at
Dalgarn's.
Corn shelters, straw knives, brfer
scythes, scoop shovels at Beall &
CoIeman's.
Picture frames made to order and
a pretty assortment to select from at
Meetings..
Mutfs! muffs!! muffsI!i Large
assortment just received by NJ. Palm
baum & Bro.
For fine ctayon portraits and
frames leave your order at Meetings.
Photo. Studio.
Currants, raisins, citron, candies,
nuts, oranges, lemons, extracts, &c.,
at G. E. Hughes.
There never was a time before
when cash had the same purchasing
power at Buffers.
Light & Watson will dispense
soda water and the celebrated coco
cola all the winter.
Try a package of the highly re-
commended maccaroni and egg moo
dies, at Dalgarn's.
See card of Mr.. John McDonough,
an experienced painter and paper
hanger, in another column.
Clocks, do you need one, our
bees are low and reliable time
keepers, Brown the jeweler.
Those of our patrons who have
, promised us corn and wood will
GLANCE son6 finn soTno In Y,ou,