Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-02-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Pentz is selling goods at cost.
Mackerel re. per doz., at Dalgarn's.
Sunlight Soap sold by S. H. Lands.
Read A c. wynkoop's real estate col
umn.
Prayer books and hymnals at DR.. Bish
ops.
Good BOOTS for little money at S. H
Lands
The County Court held a special tern
yesterday.
White Lily" flour, finest sold, at s
H. Landis
Mule skin gloves for farmers use, at S
H. Landis'
Buy your shoes at The Hub and saw,
IS per cent.
Towels, table linen and bed spreads. a
Palmbaums'
A nice line of books to suit all ages a
DR.. Bishops.
, Gold pens, pencils and toothpicls a
DR.. Bishops.
If you want good two-for-ive cigar
go to Dalgarn's.
You can save money by buying YOU
~shoes at The Hub.
= Great reduction in blankets and com
forts at Palmbaums'.
Reduction in black and colored dress
goods at Palmbaums'.
Bat cotton from the cheapest to the
best at S. H. Lands
Another lot of Sweet Kathleen tobacco
received by S. S. Dalgarn.
wanted.-A good driving horse, by
Miley Bros, Charles Town.
Special low prices in cottons and cam
brics by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
New e1nbroideries and torchon laces
received by NJ, Palmbaum & Bro.
Nj. T. L. Rissler on Wednesday
slaughtered hog weighing $40 lbs.
For favoring extracts go to DR.. Bish-
ops. Freshly made and full strength.
c. F. Wall loaded two loads of choice
cattle yesterday, and quite a number OF
hogs.
Window shades, curtains, oil cloth for
floor and table, always on hand at S. H.
Landis'.
Mocha and Java. Padang Java, Rio,
green and roasted coffee, at S. H.
Lands
Pentz offers his entire stock of goods
at almost any price. Must be closed out
in six weeks.
Sale and Horse bills printed promptly
and neatly, at reasonable prices, at the
SPIRIT office.
Such bargains in shoes as The Hub is
offering were never before seen in
Blended green and black teas always
give the best of satisfaction when bought
at S. H. Lands.
Our e9c. shoe for men, ladies. boys and
girls, is equal to S1.25 or $3.50 goods at
other stores. THE Hub.
Buckwheat flour, hominy, prunes,
raisins, currents, peaches, &c, all new
crop, at S. H. Lands
For rent-Two dwellings, on Main
street, and rooms, and good cellar.
Apply to W. H. Locke,
Wanted. China, BrEc-a-brac, Rel,
les, &c. Address John Treblig, 9 North
Howard street, Baltimore.
Write to the Charles Town Real Estate
Agency, A. G. Wynkook agent, Box POI,
if you want dwelling or farm.
c. F Wall shipped five loads of stool;
from Charles Town lastweek, and LOADED
a choice load of hogs at Berryville.
Clocks called for at residence and re-
turned in prime running condition at a
small price by G. K. Lewis, Jeweler.
Mr.. John o. Johnson is repairing and
improving the residence of Mrs. Julia
Alexander, recently damaged by fire,
! Miss Laura Strider was detained from
, her duties for while by la grippe, but
still has charge of the Halltown school.
May Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Anderson, died Thursday,
aged IS months. Mrs. Anderson is very
Din'
John Shaul1, on a farm of Mr., VIM.
Beal1, was paved by horse and had a
leg broken thereby. DR.. J. p. Bishop
attended him.
Cooke & Phillips have just received :
carload of Oliver Chilled Flows, at price:
to suit the times, Call and get pillow
,-d ono Of their hooks
Messrs. Moore & Moore, Insurance
Agents, have taken the Office in the
east end of the Maxwell building. form
erly occupied by Mr.. V. NJ. Firor.
The biggest bargains will be offered a
the Baltimore Bargain House for thu
coming spring and summer in clothing
Shoes hats, caps, and gents furnishings
The new roller mill of the Jefferson
Milling Co. has been provided with hand
some doors and is receiving an attractive
coat of paint, greatly enhancing it
appearance.
Ladies are invited TO have their SEWN;
machines overhauled and put in first cias
running order by Cooke and Phillips e'
pert. Satisfaction guaranteed, and char
ges moderate.
Cooke &; Phillips have just received
another large lot of the celebrated Stude
ebaloer wagons. They now have on han'
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