Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-12-11
why % You Suffer
Local Miscellany.
currants at Buffers. SO.

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Mems McIntosches at Kshn's
Go to Buffers for lowest prices.
GRADUATED sugar &c. at Buffers.
Fresh crackers at Gustav Browns
Do not fail to try Buffers 2Oc.
syrup.
chiIdren's books for Christmas, al
Boards.
Choice green coffee at Buffers, 20
cents Id.
Maccaroni only to 70 cents al
Buffers.
oysters only one dollar per gallon
at Pentz's.
Fine lamps, all kinds, very cheap,
at Pentz's.
Canned tomatoes ats cents a can,
at Buffers.
Butler sells baking chocolate at
40 cents Id.
Have you noticed Buffers change
business.
Pure extracts and fine chocolates
at Dalgarn's.
Money to loan. Apply to James
ii. Mason, Jr.
Pentz has those raisins again, 4
- for % cts.
Choice cucumber pickles 20 cents
100 at Buffers.
New wall paper aud furniture at
G. E. Hughes.
Calendars, Booklets and Christmas
Cards at Boards.
Royal Baking Powder at Buffers
40 cents pound.
For toys and fancy goods see NJ.
Palmbaum & Bro.
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 Diagrams.
Pictures of all kinds copied and
enlarged at Meetings..
Fine celery, direct from the grow
er, 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 MiIey Bros.
Why is quarter of dollar like a
magnifying glass at Buffers?
Cord wood wanted in exchange
"a lumber by Elmer Beachley.
Fancy pigeons for sale. See adj
vertisement of Gustav d. Brown.
The largest collection of toys ever
brought to Charles Town at Pentz's.
Citron, seedless raisons, cleaned
q tants, all new stock, at Dalgarn'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, i Dbl. for
y cents.
Picture frames made to order and
pretty assortment to select from at
Meetings..
A 500 organ, as good as new,
will be sold for 500. Apply at the
Spirit Office.
For fine crayon portraits and
frames leave yourorder 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.
1ry a package of the highly re-
commended maccaroni and egg moo
dies, at Dalgarn's.
Writing paper, envelopes, tablets,
pens, ink and pencils. pocket books,
at Light & Watson's.
Clocks, do you need one, our
prices are low and reliable time
keepers, Brown the jeweler.
Holiday goods just received by NJ.
Palmbaum & Bro, suitable for little
and big folks, at very low prices.
Mr.. john W. Clipp, residing on
the Wysong farm, lost quantity OF
fodder by fire on Wednesday night.
L. C. Green, Esq, acted as spe-
cial Judge last Tuesday in case in
which Judge Faulkner was inter
ested.
Ray, young son of Mr.. C. B.
Goetz, was painfully injured by Q
horse falling upon him last Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. H. Miller, late of Basic City,
Va, has opened beer bottling
works in the Eagle building, neal
N. & w. depot.
Tom Morris, colored. was arrested
Saturday night for stealing a silver
comb from toilet case in DIR. Bish'
ops drug store.
gere will be an oyster supper fol-
the benefit of st. Johns Church al
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