Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-07-24

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Buggy Fly Nets at cost, for Cash,
at R. d. Shugert's.
Galv. steel wire back-band hooks
at Beall & Colemau's.
For hammocks come to Hirsch-
mans, best assortment.
Factory Horse Collars at cost, for
cash, at r. D. Shugert's.
$4,000 hard wood refrigerator for
Sl4.O0 at Rink Hardware.
- Summer Lap Busters at cost, for
cash, at R. d. Shugert's.
For lace curtains, embroideries,
laces, &C., see Palmbaums.
A carload of nice salt just received
by Reed, Long & Manning.
Two Gross of Collar Pads at cost,
for cash, at r. d. Shugert's.
Don't forget that S. S DaIgarn
still has the mammoth mackerel.
Immense reduction in our cloth
ing department at Hirschman's.
Dom forget call at Hirschmans' !;
great bargains IN summer goods.
Salem farm wagons, locust hubs,
hickory axles, at Rink Hardware.
60 Cents will buy nice pair of
ladies' slippers, at S. S. Diagrams.
Large assortment of table linens,
towels, napkins, &C., at Palmbaums'
Mr.. John T. CoIston's average OF
wheat per acre on I6O acres is 81
bushels.
The drouth has been broken by
refreshing rains, and all nature is
smiling again.
For Rent-A desirable store-room
i'll centre of town. Apply TO w. F,
Is L. z. Lippitt.
% sets factory made Single Har-
ness at cost, for Gosh, $500 up, at
r. D. Shugert's.
Factory made Saddles, Gents and
Ladies' side Saddles at cost, for cash,
at r. D. Shugert's.
- Writing paper. envelopes, tablets,
pens, ink and pencils. pocket books,
at Light & WatsOn's.
Thirty bushels per acre was the
yield of a field of wheat harvested
by Mr.. Geo. B. Hooff.
Balance of our straw hats will be
sold 80 per cent less than former
prices at Hirschmans'.
All light weight and light color
goods must be sold before the season
closes at Hirschman's.
The foundation of the dwelling OF
Mr.. Laboyteau, on South Samuel
street, has been completed.
\ Two carloads of fresh Georges
water melons received weekly al
Pentz's. Wholesale and retail.
Superfuous hair moles, warts and
other facial blemishes removed by
electricity, by DR.. J. P. Bishop.
Oh, how cheap!-Currants 3 cts
per h.. perfectly cleaned currant'
cts. per lb., at S. S. Diagrams.
Mr.. b. F. johnson has the large
new store building of Mr.. ]. w
Coffman up and ready for the roof.
mir. N. II. Willis, living near Sum
nit Point, made 374 bushels per acre
on the wheat he has so far threshed.
Messrs. C. H. Shipman and A. D
Barr delivered temperance adGresse,
st Kabletown on Thursday nigh
Our machinist Mr.. NJ. S. Welle
has been so busy as to necessitat,
the running of his shops night anC
day the past week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Armeutrout is build
ing the foundation for the new gas
holder for the Charles Town Ga
and Water Company.
There are 70 places where salts
faction can always by found: in tn
dictionary and at Light & Watson
drug store, next door to p. o.
MIR. E. j. Williams keeps in stool
a nice lire of groceries, fruits, can
ned goods, etc., especially in article
suitable for lunches or picnic pur
poses.
The house and lot of John W
Kelley, Jr., were sold by Fran
Beckwith, Trustee, (Thos. j. Yves
auc:ioneer,) to Maj. A. w. Nc
Donald, for 81, 1861.
The Vulcan Road Machine an,
Bridge Company has received the iroI
f9Athe new bridge over Evitt's ri
onWashington street, and the sam
will be erected in few days.
Parties have been cutting sod, W
are informed, from lots along Fair
fax boulevard. Lot owners are OIL
TIA lookout for persons so depredat
ihss and say they will prosecute al
offenders.
See advertisement of Staunto
Military Academy, of which our for
mer townsman Capt. w. H. Kabl
is principal. Our young countyma
Capt. A. A. Hooff is one of its corp
of efficient teachers, and will Civ
all necessary information to thos
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