Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-02-04
Local Miscellany.

Coal oil at Beali & Coleman's-
"Ben Hur'' Thursday evening.
Cash paid for eggs and poultry at
Pentz's.
Read A. G. Wynkoop's real estate
column.
Carload coarse and fine salt at
Pentz's.
y Nice baled timothy hay at Beall &
. Coleman's.
The Model oil cook stove at Beall
& Coleman's.
The Cyclone grass seeder at Beall
& Coleman's.
n 10000 hemlock pickets for sale by
It. P. Lippitt.
Big reduction in ready-made shirts
at S. ii. Landis'.
New cranberries, 129 cts. per
quart. at Pentz's.
Fine bisque figures 25 cts, at DIR,
Bishops Drug Store.
"Automatic' lamp chimney cleaner
at Beall & CoIeman's.
Fibre spittoons and water buckets
dL DcalI SOleu1Gu 3.
The Wonder of the 10th Century
at Beall & Coleman's.
"Ben Hur" at Rouss Memorial
Hall Thursday evening.
Mountain B%uckwheat and Ohio
maple syrup at Pentz's.
The Charles Town Graded School
has $50 pupils enrolled.
Diamond and Bissell carpet sweep
ers at Beall & Coleman's.
If you are in need of cottons and
cambrics, visit Palmbaums.
Beall & Coleman nave received first
instaIment of 1896 bicycles.
A good N. o. molasses for 55c.
per gallon at S. H. Landis'.
D Fodder yarn, rattan hampers and
corr scoops at Cooke & Phillips.
For fancy prunes, apricots, raisins,
currants, &c., go to S. H. Lands.
Enterprise meat cutters and sau-
sage suffers at Cooke & Phillips.
H. A wee member of the Mite Society
4 has arrived at the Baptist parsonage.
S. III. Lands sells the best 5 cent
oil 2 for 5 cigars in town. Try them.
Second carload of coal oil, in three
grades, just received by Miley Bros.
Great reduction at Palmbaums' in
blankets, comforts, shawls, skirts,
&c.
Coal hods, coal selves, fire SHOW
els and fire dogs, at Cooke & Phil
lips.
Steel engravings for IS cents, in
nice frames, at DR.. Bishops Drug
Store.
Towels, table linens and bed
spreads, new assortment, at Palm
baums'.
Gum boots will be sold at cut
prices commencing to-day, at S. 81.
Landis'.
aBen Hur'' Stereoptican Lecture
at Rouss Memorial Hall Thursday
evening.
Mr.. c. E. Baylor sold his trotting
mare, "Dundes," to a Baltimore mar
for $500.
Another supply of very low priced
children's shoes just received at
Dalgarn's.
Just received a carload of Cum
= berland hydraulic cement at Cooke
Y & Phillips.
Sale and horse bills printed in
good style, at moderate rates, at the
SPIRIT office.
Mr.. VIM. Wilt delivered a bunch
.,of fat cattle here last week that a
Geraged 1,163.
For 25 cts. per pound you can buy
AN elegant fiat or sweet tobacco, al
S. H. Lands.
Ihave several houses to rent cheap
to right parties. Come ana see me
at once. C.F. WALL.
Sheetings, cottons, cotton tlannels,
shirt:ngs, outings, blankets, &c.
cheap at S. III. Landis'.
Letters are advertised at Charles
INN for Miss Ida Brown, VIM. Camp,
hell and Miss Ida Miller.
%Superfuous hair moles, warts anC
ether facial blemishes removed by
electricity, by DIR. j. p. Bishop,
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac
Relics. &c. Address John IreblIg,
o North Howard street, Baltimore.
Steel engravings and artotypes fol
sale. and picture frames made t.
order. at DIR. Bishops drug store.
9th. a Bouquet Baking PowdeI
o,tIv 25c. Cheapest and best for thu
money. For sale at S. Fl. Landis'.
Thomas Hart, a former well-knowl
.oolored barber of Charles Town, diec
near Kearneysville last Wednesday
Call at the residence of Mr.. Geo
W Haines and see specimens of ar
tistic needle work, by Mrs. Rosa L
MI Bntchering supplies saltpetre
y Ground sage, black and red peppe
fresh and pure, at Light & Wat
Earnshaw & Dooley have a big 10
stoves of many kinds-for coal
wood. gas, oil, and for cooking an
s heating purposes.
p Tinwarc at reduced prices, coffe
ale only 25c. each, 8 package
mlitS Mod oate 25cZ$ OPIatin