Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-14
Local Miscellay.

New Rambler bicycle adv, first page.
For general bicycle repair work so tc
Chamblin.
Kimball bicycle for sale by Thos E
Chamblin.
Ladies' shirt waists, ready to wear, al
Palmbaums'
Towels, table linen and bed spreads, at
Palmbaums'
Mr.. Joseph Grandstaff had 25 bushel
crop of wheat.
Cart load of sawed slab wood tor soc.
by Miley Bros.
" Automatic orchard step-ladder at
c. N. Coleman's.
Plaster Paris, IN 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.
Go to DR. Bishops for cigars, You
can get good cigais sc.
Our county roads were never known to
be more dusty than at present.
Call and see the new Ball Bearing Corn
H arvester, at c. n. Coleman's.
Go to Diagrams and buy the patented
nutmeg crater and save the fingers.
New supply of fresh chocolates and
other fine candies at Gustav Browns.
See adv Rambler bicycles at reduced
price, by NJ. E. Bolinger, on first page.
Bob" Trussell, Carter House clerk,
has broad grin on his face. It's boy.
New fall and winter dress goods and
trimmings received by NJ. Palmbaum &
Bro
An excessive warm wave prevailed the
past week. the temperature ranging in the
nineties.
A OF, homespun gray overall 40 cts.
at the BALTIC. Bargain House. Else
where 6oc.
Non-eorrosive liquid enamel paints, for
tin, iron and single roofs, at c. N.
Coleman's.
Ladies, childrens and mems shoes, all
styles, prices to suit everybody, at Burns
& Shugert's.
Mr.. L. D. Getzendaner will commence
burning one hundred thousand kiln Of
brick this week.
Superhuous hair, moles, warts and other
facial blenlishes removed by electricity by
DR.. J. P. Bishop.
Mr.. John J. Woodward threshed 1900
bushels of wheat from IS acres-nearly
80 bushels per acre.
Mr.. NJ. Wolpe will close his store Mon
day and Tuesday, Sept. 27 and IS;
Wednesday, Oct, 6.
The old stable on the Baptist parsonage
lot has been torn down, and will be re-
placed by new one.
For sale, new stock of dry goods, in
n desirable location. Apply to a. G.
Wynkoop. Charles Town
The dry weather is very much against
the farmers. Very little seeding has
been done up to this time.
Mr.. c. NJ. Hough has opened black
smith shop at the west end of the Grange
building, on Liberty street.
This Baltimore Bargain House is being
improved by the removal of counters ant
substitution of new tables, etc
Write to the Charles Town Real Estate
Agency, A G. Wynkoop agent, Box 2o7
if you want dwelling or farm.
The Baltimore Bargain House will be
closed Monday and Tuesday, Sept. p
and rs; also Wednesday, Oct. o.
The stage settings of the Man in Black
are the finest carried by any company
carrying there own calcium lights.
Mems good working pants o2c, worth
z5c; mems all wool dress pants all colors
at SIoo, at the BALTIC. Bargain House.
Watch broker 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 curtain:
and window shades at Burns & Shugert's
In the Supreme Court of Appeals
Hosler VS.. NARROW. from Jefferson coun
ty, appeal and supersedeas allowed; bono
$500.
Miss Bette Weirick has opened in tn,
middle room of the WeiricIl building al
attractive stock Of fancy goods-glas
ware, notions, etc.
Mr.. NJ. E. Bolinger has one new ladies
up-to-date Rambler, to be closed on
cheap. Terms to suit. a rare chance t
get the best wheel made. SI4-4t
Business on the Valley Branch of tn
B. & o. r. r. has greatly increased c
late; so much so that two or three e%tr
freig hit trains are run every day.
The editor of the Advocate has thresi
ed his wheat crop from forSy-seve
acres on the white House" farm, an
and has yield of 234 bushels per acre.
Our enterprisinp townsman Mr. Ion