Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-01-29
Local Miscellany.
Valentines at Boards.

valentines at Dearu 5.
County Court met yesterday.
Mems McIntosches at Kshn's.
Circuit Court convenes Feb. II.
Fresh crackers at Gustav Browns,
Go to Buffers for bargains of all
kinds.
Bargains in comforts at Hirsch-
mans.
February magazines coming in at
Boards.
Snag proof rubber boots only 1918
at Buffers.
If you want satisfactory prices go
to Buffers.
Go to Butler's for good Shoes at
low prices.
Keep yourself posted by reaai ng
Buffers adj.
Custom grinding of corn done at
Roselle Mills.
Pure extracts and fine chocolates
at Diagrams.
Great Bargains in carpets at
Hirschman's.
Everything is reduced in price at
Hirschman's.
Buffers place is the leading p lace
on low prices.
Remember Hirschman's is the place
to save money.
Corn meal on hand for exchange
at Roselle Mills.
Money has a great purchasing
power at Buffers.
For lard cans go to Williams,
near B: & o. depot.
Pictures of all kinds copied and
enlarged at McClung's.
Mr.. G. T. Shugert has been on the
sick list for several days.
Great reduction in cottons and
cambrics at Palmbaum's.
Butler will give you more for your
money than any one else.
Mr.. Frank Gordon slaughtered a
450-pound porker recently.
For hickory wood, nut, stove and
lump coal, go to MiIey Bros.
Subscriptions received for any
paper or magazine at Boards.
Butler sells China and Glass Ware
cheaper than any one in town.
For table linens, towels, bed
spreads, &C., see Palmbaum's.
Cord wood wanted in exchange
for lumber by Elmer Beachley.
Eggs are worth % cents per dozen
here, and cannot be had at that.
Nice line box writing paper and
envelopes at Boards, cents up.
MIR. G. w. cIipp had his ears
! frosted during the late cold snap.
Butler will take everything that
merchantab lie in exchange for goods.
Now is the time to have-fine pho
toeraphs made at McCIungs's gal
lery.
Always go to Buffers before you
90 anywhere else, he will save you
money.
Good roller process -four at $500
bbl. at Pentz's, try sack, 1 bbl. for
rs cents.
Deal at Hirschman's and you'll
have more money left by the end OF
the year.
The Baltimore Sun delivered daily
at so cents a month, by Beard the
stationer.
Special low prices on cottons, cam
brics and shirting at Burns &
Shugert's.
Picture frames made to order and
a pretty assortment to select from al
McClung's.
We have a few ladies' coats left
which we will sell at a sacrifice, al
Hirschman's.
Hirschman's have few small size
:. ladies' coats left, worth So, will sell
, at S1.50 now.
DIR. n. c. Beckham has had {
number of shoats stolen from his
farm recently.
Corn and cob crushed at L. P
.Lippitt's Roselle Mills whilst team
waits for load.
For fine crayon portraits anc
frames leave your order at McClung'
Photo. Studio.
Mrs. Margaret Smith was throw
out of sleigh on Sunday, and hat
her arm dislocated.
Try package of the highly re
commended maccaroni and egg moo
dies. at Diagrams.
The tea given by the ladies at tn
Reading Room Friday evening wa
literally patronized.
Dan. Hart, coIored, was sent I!
the Hospital for the Insane, a
Weston, last Friday.
The hennery of Miss Anna Hughe
was entered last Tuesday night ant
robbed of nine chickens.
Clocks, do you need one, on
prices are low and reliable time
keepers, Brown the jeweler.
Great reduction in blankets, com
forts, flanneIs, shawls, dress goods
etc, at 81. Palmbaum & Bro.
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