Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-10-05
Local Miscellany.

week.
For general bicycle repair work go to
Chamblin
Kimball bicycle for sale by Thos E,
Chamblin.
Don't forget the County Fair meeting
next Friday.
Ladies shirt waists, ready to wear, at
Palmbaums'.
Towels. table linen and bed spreads, at
Palmbaums'
Cart load of sawed slab wood tor soc.
by Miley Bros.
Automatic +" orchard step-ladder at
c. N. coleman's.
Mr.. NJ. Wolpe will close his store on
Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Plaster Paris, III any quantity you wish
at c. N. Coleman's.
Heinz's extra spiced pickles 10 cents a
dozen, at Dalgarn's.
For Evaporated pears, peaches and
apples go to Landis's.
The Hoosier ornamental fencing for
sale by c. N. Coleman.
For mourning and colored dress goods
go to Burns & Shugert.
Go to Landis's for sheeting, ticking,
shifting and cottonades.
The Baltimore Bargain House will be
closed Wednesday. Oct. @.
The Baptist church at Summit Pointis
rapidly nearing completion.
Be sure and attend meeting in regard
to County Fair next Friday.
Emma Warren and strong company
at Washington Hall this week,
Mr.. John c. Burns will seed three
hundred acres in wheat this year.
You'll miss it very much if you don't
buy your fall clothing at The Hub.
Go to Dalgarn's and buy the patented
nutmeg crater and save the fingers.
New supply of fresh chocolates and
other fine candies at Gustav Browns.
Messrs. Davis & Emnert are painting
t he woodwork of the Sadler building.
Down by the Sea" at Dufield's Ca
sino next Thursday and Friday evenings.
New fall and winter dress goods and
trimmings received by NJ. Palmbaum &
Bro.
The foundation of the Holmes building
is completed and the framework being
erected.
Our line of mems suits can't be equalled
in the county for price, quality or fit.
THE HUB.
Non-corrosive liquid enamel paints, for
tin, iron and single roofs, at c. N.
Coleman's.
Our store will be closed Wednesday,
Oct. 9, until 8 p. m, on account of holi-
day THE HUB.
Hub clothing is the popular kind. You
will find it on the well dressed men and
boys of the town.
Superauous hair. moles, warts and other
facial blemishes removed by electricity by
DR.. ]. P. Bishop.
Mr.. Lawrence Osburn has moved into
his new chop adjacent to the Rink Build
ing of Mr.. Ge,zendaner.
Our mems suits at 1878 and 5000 will
compare with what others are asking
$500 and 5000 for. THE Huh.
For sale, new stock of dry goods, in
desirable location. Apply to A. G.
Wynkoop, Charles Town.
Write to the Charles Town Real Estate
Agency, A. G. Wynkoop agent, Box 2o7,
if you want dwelling or farm.
Mr. VIM. Conrey is excavating prepar-
atory to the erection of the new building
of Messrs. Kercheval and Bragg.
Mrs. c. F. Thomas has brought with
her from New York full line of hats,
bonnets and other millinery goods.
Watch broke? If so, take it to Geo. S.
Lewis, the Jeweler, and have it guaran-
teed. Dalgarn Building, Main street.
The large iron pipe has been received
for the cutters across Charles street at
Washington and George street at Con,
gress.
Mr.. l.. c. Matthae, druggist of Mar
tinsburg, died on Monday. he was q
nephew, by marriage, of Mayor Gustav
Brown.
The West Virginia Bridge Works Of
this town has been awarded the contract
for an iron bridge over Panther Skin
Creek, Loudoun county.
Mr. NJ E. Bolinger has one new ladies
up-to-date Rambler, to be closed out
cheap. Terms to suit. A rare chance tc
get the best wheel made. SI4-4t
Among Wallis sales of cattle in the
last few days were A to Pennsylvania, 81
to Harry Strider, 16 TO G. E. Jones, IL
to D. H. Roger, IL to Jacob Dutterer.
Mr.. Thos. E. Chamblin, in addition tc
his bicycle stock, keeps on sale nice line
of cigars, tobaccoes, fruits, etc. Prices
reasonable.
Mr.. Thos E. Chamblin has nicely
fitted up stands upon which he has his
fine K1mball wheels elegantly mounted
and shown to perfection.
Our shoe department is stocked with
ladies, mems and children's shoes, We
can fit any foot. Prices to suit everyone.
See our show window for bargains in
shoes at Burns 81 Shugert's