Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-08-31
Local Miscellany.

Ladies shirt waists, ready to wear AT
Palmbaums'.
Towels, table linen and bed spreads, at
Palmbaums'.
Cart load of sawed slab wood for soc.
by Miley Bros.
Automatic orchard step-ladder at
c. n. Colemans.
Plaster Paris, IN any quantity you wish
at c. N. Coleman's.
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
sale by c. N. Coleman.
For mourning and colores5 dress goods
go to Burns & Shugert.
Go to Landis's for sheeting, ticking,
shifting and cottonades.
Call and see the new Ball Bearing Corn
Harvester. at c. N. Coleman's.
4 Mayor Brown gives notice that the dog
law is not abated, but will be rigidly en-
forced
The fall term of Stephenson Seminary
will begin next Tuesday, with catering
prospects.
Messrs. Trail and Moler are getting
out iron ore at their new mine near
Bakerton.
A OF. homespun gray overall at 20 cts.
at the BALTIC. Bargain House. Else
where 6oc.
Non-corrosive liquid enamel paints, for
tin, iron and shingle roofs, at c. n.
Colemans.
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
& Shugert's.
Mr.. F. b. Webster has sold to Mr.. Fill
more D. Davis his dwelling on South
Water street.
Superfuous hair, moles, warts and other
facial blemishes removed by electricity by
DIR. ]. P. Bishop.
For sale, new stock of dry goods, in
a 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
o, SC Address John Trsblig, 9 North
Howard street, Baltimore.
Round trip tickets to Morgan's Grove
from Nippon, soc; Charles Town, $50.
Shenandoah Junction, 25c.
Write to the Charles Town Real Estate
j. Agency, A. G. Wynkoop agent, Box oo7,
if you want dwelling or farm.
Mems good working pants 62c, worth
75c; 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.
a homing pigeon, tagged * 1852"
came to the home of Mr.. Jas. w. Gore,
at Millville Mill in this county, last week.
Mrs. G. w. Bane is enclosing her farm
with handsome wire fence-work exc
cuted by her sons, assisted by Mr.. Eugene
Ebv.
A dog belonging to Mr.. Elmer Stone
sifer last week showed what was thought
to be unrnistakable signs of rabies, and
was killed.
The wheat crop of Mr.. B. F. Yates
averaged little over so bushels per acre,
and Mr.. George West threshed 1000
bushels from AZ acres.
Complaint is made of the water and
Liquid manure allowed to stand along the
kidewalk adjacent to the courthouse and
law offices on North George street.
George Scott, colored, of this place,
was badly hurt at the hobby horses on
Island Park, Friday, and brought home
unconscious. He is since improving.
y The Misses Timberlake gave a recep-
ton at their home on Congress street,
It thursday evening, in honor of Misses
Berry and Gunter, of Winchester, Va
Mr.. Jas NJ. Phillips, proprietor of the
bicycle course, informs us that the next
races, to come off shortly, will be made
especially interesting by prize of :
hundred dollar wheel.
The Earnshaw & Dooley property
fronting on Washington street and run
ming back to Congress, was sold on Fri
dav, by S. w. Washington, Trustee, t
d. S. Hughes, for $I.oo7.
A heavy rain and wind storm, wit
some hail, visited the Leetown section
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Jas. w. Lloy'
sustained heavy losses in his orchard, AM
others doubtless suffered CORRESPONDENCE
Mr.. Chas. H Grim is repairing tn
double house of Mrs. ]. c. Holmes, OF
oosite the Episcopal church. and Mr.. F
I, wartenbee will paint both that and tn
dwelling of Mr.. VIM. Anderson, near by
Capt. John w Russell will be Yer
thankful if the finder will return to tn
citizens Fire Company brass cap los
of the hub of one of the wheels of thei
hook and ladder truck, when out Satui
day evening week.
-, 600 w C1irr, residing near Hal