Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-27
Local Miscellany.


Wedding invitations furnished at
Boards.
Who says the grounding is not on
top now?
Grain sacks for sale by Beall &
Coleman.
Cow chains for sale by Beal <
Coleman.
% bbls. of corn wanted by f. E.
Beachley.
A first class tricycle. for sale at
Htrschman's.
Boys pants from % cts. a pair at
Hirscl,man's
Nice baled timothy hay at Beall
& Coieman's.
Dried peaches at Sc. per ID. at
Ronemus Bros.
Mems fine shoes from 81 a pair up
at Hirschman's
Rememberl get your skates from
Beall & Coleman.
Hunting and riding Ieggins at
Beall & Coleman's.
Buckeye and Champion carts at
Beall & Coleman's.
Crystal hominy and new navy
beans at Dalgarn's.
Great bargains in mems and boys
overcoats at Kahn's.
Another lot of cnrrants at Sc. per
Id. at Ronemus Bros.
See tue great bargains in suits and
overcoats at Kahn's.
Dynamite, fuse, powder and caps,
at Beall & Coleman's.
175 headlight oil clean and bright,
at Beall & CoIeman's.
Everybody is looking for Hirsch-
mans Bargain Stores.
Several inches of snow fell here
last Wednesday night.
For sleighs. cutters. bells, &C.,
call on Beall & Coleman.
Curtain poles with wooden brack-
cts and rings. at Boards.
For cottons, hIeached and I'M
bleached, see Palmbaums.
Low prices on Ladies' fine shoes
still prevail at Hirschmau's.
For he'd spreads, table linens,
towels, &C.. see Palmbaums.
Columbian postage stamps (can-
celled), purchased at Boards.
Ice creepers, to prevent you from
slipping up, at Beall & Coleman's.
Fine photographs of Rev. w. p
Fife for sale at Meetings. photo
studio.
French tissue paper for making
flowers, and other fancy articles, al
Boards.
Five hundred perch of good build.
ing stone for sale by Wm. Philips
K Sons.
Linen writing paper, ruled and
plain. 10, 20 and % cents per pound
at Boards.
For rent.-A frame dwelling, con.
tanning four large rooms. Inquire al
this office.
A 500 organ, as good as new,
will he sold for $50. Apply at tho
SPIRIT Office.
The sale of the Flowing Springs
Mill Property is postponed until Fri
day, March 8.
For oak, walnut and poplar cord
wood, delivered, leave orders with
BeaIl & Coleman.
Mr.. +. j. Manning lost valuable
filiy recently, 10y being snagged
upon paIing fence.
There was a very brilliant display
of the aurora borealis in the north
ern sky Friday night.
Mr.. C. NJ. West has sold his hand
some driving horse to Messrs. Baker
& Co., of Winchester.
We are showing an excellent line of
Ladies Kid Cloves, all the leading
shades. at Hirschman's.
Great reduction ut PauImhaums
in blankets, comforts, underwear
shaUls, dress goods, &c.
MeSSrS. w IN. IhlllllS q SOnS VII
furnish material TO rebuild the Coco
building at Summit Point.
Mr.. Billings Hobart, some years
ago a resident of this vicinity, dice
recently near Capon Springs.
Beard, tile Stationer can furnish
rubber stamps, stencils, indelihIe ink
ETC., at greatly reduced prices.
p Don't forget the Great Bargain,
ne are Offering in all kinds of Winter
Goods at S. ID. Hirschman & Co.'S.
Wanted to buy, one secondhand
curtain-top desk, in good condition
Any person having one for sale adj
!, dress lock box, No. &c, city.
Beard the stationer has received
new line of window shades. Shades
two yards long, made to order anc
put up, for 60 cents piece.
Letters are advertised at Charles.
ton for Miss Fannie Brown, Mrs. 81
l.. Dawson. Miss Alice Hopkins. S
j. Long, j. v. Norris. Miss Mary j
Miller and G.. w. Welch.