Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-11-10
why Do You Suffer
Local MiscelIany.
Circuit Court Nov II.

Circuit Court NOV -.
Corn wanted, at the SPIRIT office.
Raisin seeders at BeaIl & Cole
mans.
Sunlight Soap sold by S. H.
Lands.
Dress goods and trimmings at
P~almbaum's.
Blankets, comforts and iannels at
Palmbaum's.
Underwear, hosiery and gloves at
Palmbaum's.
Mems boots from sl.oo up, at
Hirschman's.
"White Lily" -four, finest sold, at
S. III. Lands.
Good Boots for little money at
S. ii. Landis'.
BY all means read Hirschman's
adv. this week.
Letter advertised at Charleston
for Ada Beaver.
All our boots will he sold al cost,
at Hirschman's.
Mule skin gloves for farmers use,
at Il. H. LanQlS
See VIM. Kahn's attractive new
adv, in this issue.
Wonder OF the 10Th century at
Beall & Coleman's.
1900 bundles of nice clean fodder
for sale by j. R. Bell.
Currants, citron, raisins, &C., at
low prices. at Dal0arn's.
I am shipping fat hogs this week
and next. G. F. WALL.
Table linens, towels and bed
spreads at Palmbsum's s.
Fresh supply of Warmers safe
yeast at S. S. Diagrams.
Bat cotton from the cheapest to
the best at S. II. Lands.
Soapstone griddles-no grease
used-at BealI & Coleman's.
Pure mountain buckwheat and N.
o. syrupatS- S. DaIgarn's.
Triumph and new process meat
cutters at Beall & Coleman's.
Enterprise sausage grinders and
suffers at Beall & Coleman's.
Fresh supply of cucumber pickles
just received by S. S. Dalgarn.
Carving sets, butcher knives, steels
and saws at Beall & Coleman's.
New blankets, comforts and fan
nels received by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
Triple-bottom coal hods, shoveIs.
tongs and pokers, at Beall & Cole
mans.
Mocha and Java, Padang Java,
Rio. green and roasted coffee, at S.
II. Landis'.
Work on the new Catholic church
at Harper's Ferry is getting well
under way.
Window shades, curtains, oil cloth
for floor and table, always on hand at
S. H. Laudis'.
Buckwheat flour, hominy, prunes,
r%aisiDs, currents, peaches, &C., all
new crop, at S. II. Landis'.
Have a fine crayon portrait made
of some dear one, at McClung's Stu
dio. The price is very low.
Blended green and black teas al
ways give the best of satisfac ton
when bought at S. HI. Landis'.
Rattan hampers, trace chains and
harness, forks, shovels, hoes and
rakes. Afull line at Cooke & Phillips.
Died at HalItown. October Both,
1896, Mrs. Charlotte Ellen Fur,
aged II years, ? months and 2S
days.
Great reduction in photographs at
McCIung's Gallery. Fine photos at
s1.Oo and S1.50 per dozen. Come
early.
Col. w. D. Moore, a native of
Harper's Ferry, died last week at
Pittsburg, Pa, in the 77th year of
his age.
Strayed, Oct. 21st, something of a
roam or brindIe Steer. Very wild.
Please notify c. f. Wall of his
whereabouts.
On account of change in our busi-
ness We will sell feather tips worth
S1.50 and $500 a bunch, for 25c.,
at Hirschman's.
Closing out at Hirschman's some
fine dress goods at soc. on the dol
lar SOLnS lOUh az LhSLbi huoO W
sold (; nothing reserved.
Hirschman's bargain sale means
every dollars worth of goods to be
turned into CASH on account of
change in business /; nothing reserved.
On account of a change in our bus
ness every dollars worth of IL stock
must be turned into money, regard
less of former prices. Don't miss
this opportunity, at Hirschman's.
We are pleased to note that our
popular and deserving young towns
man, Mr.. Thos. r. Moore, has been
appointed q Commissioner of the U.
S. Court of Claims, for the taking of
testimony.
The Baltimore Bargain House will
give the highest cash market price in
trade for corn. Farmers in want of
clothing, boots, shoes, hats and
gents furnishings can be accommo-
dated on the above terms.
Found. on the turnpike between
Charles Town and Harper's Ferry,
u small package containing articles
of some value, which the owner may
secure by calling at tile SPIRIT Office,
describing property and paying for
this advertisement.