Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-08-07
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local MISCELLANY.
County COURT met yesterday.

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Read Kalin's new ad. in this issue.
Duulap's ice picks at Beall & Cole
mans.
Ask for condimeut at Beall & Cole
mans.
man's.
Liberty Bell March, sousa's latest,
Goleman's.
Bucket aud chain pumps at Beall
& Coleman's.
Mid summer bargain sales at
Hirschman's.
Don't forget to visit Kahn's great
bargain sales.
September patterns and Delinea-
tors at Boards,
Wire screen doors and windows at
Beall & Coleman's.
Galv. steel wire back-band hooks
at Beall & Coleman's.
A carload of nice salt just received
by Reed, Long & Manning.
Japanese napkins for festivals,
teas, &C., cheap at Boards.
You are cordially invited to visit
Kahn's great slaughter sale.
The Powhatan Brass and Iron
Works started up yesterday.
Some of our farmers talk of feed
ing wheat to hogs this season.
We promise you saving of so per
cent. at Kahn's great Wilson Bill
Sale.
Remember HirsrLman's great re-
duction sale of all kinds of summer
goods.
Subscriptions. taken at Boards
for all periodicals, magazines and
music.
The Columbia Band. of Hagers-
town, will picnic at Island Park Au-
gust 16.
A full line of patent ice-cream
freezers in stock at Earnshaw &
Dooley's.
Everything in our line has been
reduced, therefore visit Hirschman's
for bargains.
Thesehard times remember Hirscll-
mans is the place 10 save money in
your dealings.
Thanks TO Secretary Harry Tur-
ner for copy of the Morgan's Grove
Fair catalogue.
Judge Faulkner will hold a spc-
cial term of the Jefferson Circuit
Court next Friday.
Great clearing sale at IIirschman's.
All summer goods must be sold to
make room for other goods.
Superfiuous hair moles, warts and
other facial bIemishes removed by
electricity, by DIR. j. z. Bishop.
Wilson Bill Sale. Read new ad.
of VIM. Kahn, and if you want cloth
ing with the tariff off give him call.
An admission fee of 10 cents will
he charged this year at Morgan's
Grove fair, which will open Septem-
Der 4.
Some remnants of wall paper that
would do for small rooms can be
had cheap at Boards. This seasons
goods.
If you have any spare money to
invest, come to Hirschmans' we will
give you two dollars worth of goods
for one.
Remember, you can always find a
fresh supply of the choicest fresh
meats on hand every day at MiIey &
Boxwell's.
Merchants and others buying ink
and envelopes should remember that
Beard, the stationer, makes special
prices on quantities.
Capt. George Baylor has in con-
temptation a reunion of Co. b, 18th
Va. Cavalry, at Charles Town shortly.
and is taking steps toward arranging
therefor.
The John II. Hall farm, containing
159 acres, was sold last Tuesday by
special commissioners Baylor and
Beckwith, (HeAebower & West auc-
tioncers. to MIR. S. S. Dalgarn. al
$40 per acre.
The remains of Mr.. George Caugh-
man, B. & o. r, r. employee who
was accidcntly killed at Chicago
Saturday week, were brought here
and inferred in Edge-HilI Cemetery
on Monday of last week.
The public is cordially invited to
attend a lawn party and festival, on
the lawn of Mr.. r. v. Shirley, Oh
Friday evening, beginning at 6
O'Clock, proceeds for the benefit OF
the Summit Point Episcopal Church.
Postmaster Flagg says he proposes
to give the people all the post Office
conveniences and accommodations
possible. To this end he has abol-
ished an arbitrary and unnecessary
rule and made other changes, Of
which official notice will be found in
another column.
Winchester will celebrate the COM
,pletion of her new water works Sept
Is, and it is proposed to make it the
greatest celebration ever held in that
place. Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss
in whose honor the celebration is
gotten up, has expressed his deter
tmination to be present.
500 Reward, 500.