Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-29

overcoats for everybody at Hirsch-
mans.
Underwear and hosiery at Palm
banm's.
Table linens and towels, at Palm
baum's.
Carload coarse and fine salt at
,Pentz's.
Read A. G. wynkoop's real estate
column.
Mr.. Charles Tutwiler lost valua-
Bile horse.
For the best for cigar go to
Dalgarn's.
New assortment of gloves, at
Palmbaum's.
10000 hemlock pickets for sale by
t. P. Lippitt.
New cranberries, 124 cts. per
quartz at Pentz's.
F. G. Butler has now the cheap p
est store in town.
Toilet sets 2.25, cups and saucers
Tic. a set ut Pentz's.
New queensware, lamps and glass
ware at u. II Hughes.
Pennock & Co.'S. chrysanthemums
are rich and beautiful.
Mountain Buckwheat and Ohio
maple syrup at Pentz's.
Ali kinds of country produce
wanted by F. G. Butler.
Gents underwear lower than ever,
lust received by DaIoarn
A nice blue flannel for % cts per
yard, at Buffers. See it.
Mr.. T. NJ. Baker is painting the
dwelling of DR.. VIM. Neill.
A fine quality of razors, low in
price, at Beall & Coleman's.
Latest styles dress goods and
trimmings, see Palmbaum's.
If you want to save money on
shoes give Hirschman call.
II you want good fodder. Irvine for
little money go to F. G. Butler.
Mr.. VIM. A. Davis is painting the
dwelling of Mr.. Daniel Cockrill.
Fodder yarn, rattan hampers and
corn scoops at Cooke & Phillips.
Enterprise meat cutter and stuff
fers, cheap at BeaIl & Coleman's.
Whips at any price, the place to
get them is at Beall & Coleman's.
Eagan Bros. sold their fine apple
crop GOO bbIs.) at s1.05 per Dbl.
Blankets, comforts, fannels,
shawls and skirts, at Palmbaum's.
Enterprise meat cutters and sau-
sage suffers at Cooke & Phillips.
Coal hods, coal selves, fire SHOW
els and fire dogs, at Cooke & Phil
lips.
Butcher knives, sticking knives and
butchers steeis, at Beati & Cole
mans.
For school children's shoes and
clothing go to the Baltimore Bargain
House.
Don't fail TO hear Miss Laurean
Chandler sing, at Washington Hall,
Oct. 80.
Just received a lot of package
buckwheat flour, also loose, at
Lands.
Your choice of so patterns OF
pocket knives for soc, at Beall &
Coleman's.
Oil stoves, coal hods, fire shovels
and pokers, must be sold, at Beall &
Coleman's.
just received a carload of Cum
berIand hydraulic cement at Cooke
& Phillips.
Messrs. Eyster 6 Son have orders
for large shipment of strawboard
to England.
You should see the stock of hand
some rockers and other chairs at G.
E. Hughes.
Mr.. Vim. Riddlebergcr, while out
cunning, acciden tally shot the end OF
his thumb off.
Railroad fires did damage on the
farms of Mr.. C. E. Baylor and the
Beckwith heirs.
Grandmother self rising buck
wheat, just received in one pound
packages al Dalgarn's.
If you want to select your tobacco
from great variety and very low
prices go to Diagrams.
men oVercoatS from SZ.oU up,
also fine line of wooden shirts, at the
Baltimore Bargain House.
Now is the time for paper hanging.
You will find the largest stock of
wall paper at G. E. Hughes.
Steel engravings and artotypes for
sale, and picture frames made to
order, at DR. Bishops drug store.
John Engle, twelve-year-old SON OF
Capt. Geo. w. Engle, fell from the
loft of corn crib aud was paint ully
hurt.
Go to Washington Hall Wednes-
day, Oct. 80, and see a laughable
show. Admission %, So and 10
cents.
Corn wanted at $3.50 per Dbl. in
exchange for boots, shoes, dry goods,
notions, queensware and groceries
at Pentz's.
Write TO the Charles Town Real
Estate Agency, A. G.. Wynkoop
agent, Box 2o7, if you want a dwell
ing or farm.