Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-15

Corn, potatoes, etc., taken in ex-
change for goods at Pentz's.
If you want good fodder Irvine for
little money go to F. G. Butler.
Fodder yarn, rattan hampers and
corn scoops at Cooke & Phillips.
Enterprise meat cutters and sau-
sage suffers at Cooke & Phillips.
Buy your stitch-down shoes from
S. S. Dalgarn. They will not rip.
A carload of fresh hydraulic ce-
ment just received by Beall & Cole
man.
Coal hods, coal selves, fire SHOW
els and fire dogs, at Cooke & Phil
lips.
For school children's shoes and
clothing go to the Baltimore Bargain
House.
just received carload of Cum
berIand hydraulic cement at Cooke
& Phillips.
You should see the stock of hand
some rockers and other chairs at G.
E. Hughes.
A fancy line of ladies' and misses
slippers that will not wear out at S.
S. Dalgarn's.
For rubber goods go to the Balti-
more Bargain House, the cheapest
store in town.
Men, women and children will
save money by buying your fine
shoes from DaIgarn.
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also fine line of wooden shirts, at the
Baltimore Bargain House.
Shirts Csc. piece, pants 75c. a
pair, warranted not to rip. Fast
coIors, at S. S. Dalgarn's.
Dir. F. L. BelIer is adding porches
and other improvements to the dwell
ling or Mr.. Daniel Cockrill.
Now is the time for paper hanging.
You will find the largest stock of
wall paper at G. E. Hughes.
Superfiuous hair moles, warts and
other facial blemishes removed by
electricity, by DIR. j. P. Bishop.
Steel engravings and artotypes for
sale, and picture frames made to
order, at Dr. Bishops drug store.
The late Mrs. Louisa Eichelberger
insured her life through the agency
of Mr.. VIM. Campbell only last
spring.
Willie AtwelI was awarded the
monthly medal for recitation, for the
month of September, at the Graded
School.
Write to the Charles Town Real
Estate Agency, A. G. Wynkoop
agent, Box 2O7, if you want dwell
ing or farm.
yesterday & Co. have done the
tin work on the improvements to the
dwelling of Mr.. Daniel Cockrill, on
South Charles street.
Remember, handle at the Balti-
more Bargain House the Cohen d
Adler waterproof oil grain school
shoes for boys and girs.
'sAunt'' Easter Spelman, we'll
known and respected colored woman
of this place, died on Sunday night
last, at an advanced age.
A stable on the premises of Mr..
George Smallwood, on the south side
OF IOWn, WAS uSSltOySO W htS 'ANSae
four o'clock Sunday morning.
/ have the largest stock of cloth
ing, boots, shoes, hats, caps and
gents furnishing goods in town, at
the Baltimore Bargain House.
Mr.. Robert v. Shirley lost about
80 hogs from cholera this season; as
a remedy the hogs were turned in
the orchard, since which none have
died.
A visitor, whose opinion is worth
something, remarked the other day
that the Charles Town Graded School
was second to no Graded School in
the state.
Mrs. Louisa L. Eichelberger, wild
ow of the late Geo. w. Eichelberger,
died at the residence of Mr.. F. g.
Butler in this place, on Sunday morn,
ing last, aged about 40 years. The
deceased was lady of sweet chris,
tian character, devout member OF
the Presbyterian church, and uni
versally esteemed. Funeral services
were held in the Presbyterian churcl
yesterday afternoon, Rev. DIR. A. G
Hopkins officiating, assisted by Rev
DIR. C. N. Campbell. Interment il
Edge-Hill Cemetery.