Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-01-12
Local Miscellany.

county OOuIl Jan. 20.
Pentz is selling goods at cost.
Oranges 12c. per doz. atDalgarn's
Sunlight Soap sold by S. H
Lands.
Read A. G. wynkoop's real estat,
column.
Prayer books and hymnals at DIR
Bishops,
Pure navy beans and hominy Al
Diagrams.
You can buy shoes at half price
a. The HUB.
"white Lily" -four, finest sold, at
S. II. Lands.
Good Boots for little money at
S. H. Landis'.
Big Bargains in ladies' underwear
ut The HUB.
Gold pens, pencils and toothpicks
at DR.. Bishops.
Mule skin gloves for farmers use,
at L. II. Landis'.
a nice line of books TO suit all
ages at DIR. Bishops.
New line of dried peaches, at 10c.
per h., at Diagrams.
For choice mincemeat and cram
berries go TO DaIgarn's.
Fine all wool carpets at a big re-
duction at The HUB.
Fresh supply of Warmers safe
yeast at S. 5. Diagrams.
Currants, citron, ra:sins, &C., at
low prices, at Dalgarn's.
Bat cotton from the cheapest to
the best at S. II. Landis'.
Mixed nuts andSanBlas cocoanuts
at S. S. Diagrams, cheap.
Mems and ladies' shoes at 95c. at
Baltimore Bargain House.
Mems solid leather boots 81, Is at
Baltimore Bargain House.
Pure mountain buckwheat and n.
o. syrup at S. S. Dalgarn's.
A new line of lamps, glassware
and china, at G. f. Hughes.
Fresh supply of cucumber pickles
just received by S. S. Dalgarn.
Wanted-A good driving horse,
by Miley Bros, Charles Town.
700 pair misses and ladies' sho es
must be sold at cost at Cohcn's.
Have YOU read the new advertise
ments of Hirschman's successor.
Mems good black cheviot suits at
$3.50, worth double at, THE HUB.
Fine clay worsted dress suits,
worth $3.50 for $3.50 at Cohen's.
For favoring extracts 90 to DIR.
Bishops. Freshly made and full
strength.
Ladies fine Grade shoes worth from
$500 to $500 all go for 99c. at
THE HUB.
Best line of children's suits in
Charles Town at The HUB, and
way down.
Mocha and Java, Padang Java,
Rio. green and roasted coffee, at S.
II. Lands.
We advise our readers to take adj
vantage of the big bargains in cloth
ing at The HUB.
Window shades, curtains, oil cloth
for floor and table, always on hand at
S. II. LaDdis'-
Mr.. G. T. Stonesifer had fine
turkey gobler stolen from his yard
Monday night.
Better take advantage of the low
prices at The Hub, and make your
purchas es early.
Mems Women's and Children's over
shoes and gum boots at less than
first cost. HE HUB.
Deatrick's at Martinsburg are clos
ing out their entire line of men 5
hats at and below cost.
Pentz offers his entire stock of
goods at almost any price. Must be
closed out in six weeks.
Messrs. Davis &c Emmert are
painting the dwelling of Mr.. VIM.
Mills, at Brunswick, Nd.
Those who come early will reap
the best, and that with little money,
at Browns jewelry store.
Buckwheat flour, hominy, prunes,
raisins, currents, peaches, &C., all
new crop, at S. H. Landis'.
Blended green and black teas al
ways give the best of satisfac ton
when bought at S. II. Lands.
In friendly russell during the holidays
Kelly BelIer, second son of Mr.. F. L.
BeIler, had his collar bone broken.
For rent-Two dwellings on Main
street, 5 and rooms, and good
cellar. Apply 10 w. H. Locke.
Wanted. China, Bric-a-brac
Relics. &c. Address John Treblig
Q North Howard street, Baltimore.
From Mr.. Thomas NJ. Baker, loca
agent for the Singer Sewing Machines, We
acknowledge pretty calendars for 1897.
Twelve volumes of j. Fenimore
Cooper's Works, new, only nine
dollars, for sale by r. S. Leisenring,
Rattan hampers, trace chains ant
harness, forks, shovels, hoes anc
rakes. Afull line at Cooke & Phillips
An enclosed cinder walk has beer
substituted for the high platform be
tween the tracks at the B. & o. de
pot.
All we claim is carried out to the
letter; that's what makes our Gus
toners happy, at Browns jewelry