Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-10-12
Local Miscellany.

Chamblin.
Kimball bicycle for sale by Thos E
Chamblin.
Ladies shirt waists, ready to wear. al
Palmbaums'.
Towels, table linen and bed spreads, al
Paimbaums'.
Enterprise choppers and suffers at c.
N Coleman's.
Cart load of sawed slab wood for soc.
by Miley Bros.
Porcelain and copper butter kettles at
c. N. Colemans.
Heinz's extra spiced pickles 10 cents a
dozen, at Dalgarn's.
For Evaporated pears, peaches and
apples go to Landis's.
N For mourning and colored dress goods
go to Burns & shugert.
Go to Landis's for sheeting, ticking,
shifting and cottonades.
Valentines weather strip that saves
fuel, at c. N. coleman's.
Go to DR.. Bishops for cigars. You
can get good cigars sc.
Fodder Irvine. shocking gloves and
pegs, at c. N. Coleman's.
The Jefferson Milling Co. are running
their mill both night and day.
a false alarm called out the fire depart
ment about 1890 Saturday night.
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 fall and winter dress goods and
trimmings received by NJ. Palrnbaum &:
Bro.
Our line of mems suits can't be equalled
in the county for price, quality or fit.
THE Hun.
storer College opened Tuesday under the
direction of the new principal, Prof. E. E.
Osgood
Hub clothing is the popular kind. You
will find it on the well dressed men and
boys of the town,
Superfuous hair, 1noles,warts and other
facial blemishes removed by electricity by
DR.. ]. P Bishop.
Our mems suits at s5.75 and 5000 will
AGompare with what others are asking
$500 and 5000 for. The Hun
For sale, q new stock of dry goods, in
a desirable location. Apply to A. G..
Wynkoop, Charles Town.
wanted--old China, Bric-a-brac, Rel
les, &c. Address John Treblig, g North
Howard street. Baltimore.
Capt. George Baylor contenplates
handsome improvements to his desirable
dwelling property next spring.
Write to the Charles Town Real Estate
Agency, A. G. Wynkoop agent, Box 2o7,
if you want dwelling or farm.
Watch broke? If so, take it to Geo. S.
Lewis, the Jeweler, and have it guaran-
teed. Dalgarn Building, Main street
Mr.. Geo. E. wysong came on duty at
the SPIRIT Office yesterday morning
more than usually smiling. It's girl.
Strayed.-A Maltese kitten, answers
to the name Billy" Any information
will be gladly received by a. s. ALLEN
Byington Hooe, young son of Mr.. ]
n. Hooe, iiverman of this place fell
from bicycle and fractured his righI
ankle.
The Vulcan Road Machine and Bridge
Company, of this place, has contracted
to construct four bridges for the city
of Grafton.
lx-I-a al.
lev. but bargains are found in clothing, shoes
hats and gents furnishings, at the Baltimore
Bargain House.
Harry and Jennett Kramer, champion
trick riders of the world will perform one
/. hundred tricks together at the bicycle races
Jon October 2sth.
Mr.. NJ. E. Bolinger has one new ladies
up-to-date Rambler, to be closed out
cheap. Terms to suit. Arare chance to
get the best wheel made. S14-4t
The gold championship medal for the
looming bicycle races-something cxquis
itely handsome been received and
is on exhibition in Mr.. Chas. w. Browns
show window.
Ladies are invited to have their sewing
machines overhauled and putin first class
running order by Cooke and Phillips ex
pert. Satisfaction guaranteed. and char
ges moderate.
Our shoe department is stocked witt
ladies', mems and children's shoes. w,
can fit any foot. Prices to suit everyone
See our show window for bargains il
shoes at Burns & Shugerts.
Mr.. S. Clinton Otley and Miss Flossi
R. Young, both of Loudoun county, wer
united in marrige by Rev. DIR. A. G
Hopkins at the Presbyterian Manse, il
this town, last Wednesday, September 30
Mr.. VIM. F. Engle, former resident o
Harper's Ferry, died recently in New Paris
Ohio. Mr.. Engle was an only brother o
Mrs. Charles G. Johnson, of East Radford,
Virginia, formerly of Harper's Ferry anC
Charles Town.
The body of Walter Davis, son of Lou
lisa Davis, colored, of this place. who diec
in Pittsburg, aged % years, was brough
to Charles Town and inferred Friday
funeral services being held in St Philip
tEpiscopaD Chapel.
Mr.. Max Theodore has returned from
|. the eastern cities with full line of cloth
$50, boote shoes etc which he &c Dre