Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-08-24
Local Miscellany.

wheat SI.OI.
Bicycle races Aug. 20.
See notice of Sheriff Baker.
w. L. Flour sold by Lands only.
Bicycle races at Charles Town Aug. 90
Gen. Rosser at Washington Hall SEPTIC
Ladies shirt waists, ready to wear, al
Palmbaums'.
Towels, table linen and bed spreads, at
Palmbaums'.
See important new advertisement of
Sheriff Baker.
Cart load of sawed slab wood for soc.
by Miley Bros.
Bicycle races at Charles Town Thurs
day. August 20.
Automatic orchard step-ladder at
c. n. Coleman's.
Reduction on the price of White Lily
Flour at Lands
Plaster Paris, IN any quantity you wish.
!. at c. N. Coleman's
y Heinz's extra spiced pickles 10 cents a
dozen, at Diagrams.
For Evaporated pears, peaches and
apples go to Landis's.
The Hoosier ornamental fencing for
lsale by c. N. Coleman.
For mourning and colored dress goods
go to Burns & Shugert.
Go to Landis's for sheeting, ticking,
shifting and cottonades.
Go to DIR. Bishops for cigars. You
can get 3 good cigars sc.
Call and see the new Ball Bearing Corn
Harvester, at c. N. Coleman's.
Go to Diagrams and buy the patented
nutmeg crater and save the fingers.
A g OF. homespun gray overall at4o cts.
at the BALTIC. Bargain House. Else
where 6oc.
Mr.. George Baumgardner is having an
artesian well bored his farm, near
Halltown.
Miss Eliza Welsh had night-blooming
cereus plant in beautiful bloom few
nights ago.
Non-corrosive liquid enamel paints, for
tin. iron and single roofs, at c. N.
Coleman's.
Gen Rosser, with Wizard Edison's
great picture exhibition at Washington
Hall Sept 9.
Ladies', children's and mems shoes, all
styles, prices to suit everybody, at Burns
D& Shugert's.
Superfiuous hair, moles, warts and other
facial blemishes removed by electricity by
DR.. J. P. Bishop.
For sale, a new stock of dry goods in
desirable location. Apply to A. G.
Wynkoop Charles Town.
Ladys secondhand waverly bicycle,
ridden only 500 miles,) for sale, for $50
A. S. ALLEN.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Rel
les. &c. Address John Treblig, North
Howard street. Baltimore.
Round trip tickets to Morgan's Grove
from Nippon, 6oc.; Charles Town, 45c'
Shenandoah Junction, soc.
Write to the Charles Town Real Estate
Agency, A. G. Wynkoop agent Box POI
if YOU want dwelling or farm.
Mems good working pants 6ac, worth
7sc; mems all wool dress pants all colors
ats1.oo. at the BALTIC. Bargain House.
Watch broke? If so, take it to Geo. S,
Lewis, the Jeweler, and have it guaran
teed. Dalgarn Building, Main street.
Shoes, slippers, gents furnishing
trunks, satchels and valises, reduced
prices. at the Baltimore Bargain House
You will see the largest stock of car.
pets. mattings, oil cloths, lace curtains
and window shades at Burns & Shugert's.
Mr.. H. B. Grove and Miss Grace
Brown, of Shenandoah Junction, were
married in Hagerstown on Tuesday last.
We advise our readers to hook carefully
over the new advertisement of The
= Huh" this week. 1t means much to you.
Mr.. Thos. H. Jones, the enterPrisinG
Harper's Ferry liveryman, has had an
artesian we'll sunk to supply his stock with
water.
Miss Rosa Myrtle Adams, daughter of the
- late D. c. Adams of this place, and Mr.. G,
Frank Grady, of Atlanta, Ga, were married
Wednesday last
Mr.. Wing Kee, of Martinsburg, has
rented the east room of the Mrs. J. B.
Brown property and will open Chinese
laundry therein.
The Citizens Fire Company exercised
with their ladders and tried their chemi-
cal extinguishers Saturday evening-an
working satisfactorily.
One of the most successful social events
of the season was a dance given by the
young men of Charles Town at the Pow,
hatan Friday evening
Mr.. NJ. E. Bolinger has one "a inch
high grade Shelby Rambler, maroon
frame, tires slightly soiled, 1897 mode,
for sale cheap. A bargain rarely found
for twice price asked a3-4t
Mr.. Willard Morrow. living in the vicin
ity of Kabletown, had several sheep killed
by lightning Saturday week. The sheer
were under tree, and beside wire
fence when the bolt came.
Mr.. VIM. Burns and Mr.. George Schul
have returned from trip to Grant county
whittier they went TO purchase cattle, Sixty
nine head of feeders were purchased tn
average weight of which is about LOO
Wounds The cattle will remain there OF
nnsture until about the LIST of October.