Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-07-05
Local Miscellany.

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Go to Dalgarn:s for gelatine.
Cherry seeders at c. N. Coleman's.
Always buy White Star coffee for econ
omy.
White Star coffee sold only by S. H.
Lands.
Fresh crackers just received at S. H.
Landis's.
Rapid hooks and eyes sold only by S.
H. Lands.
Graham -four and rye chop at Turner'S
Milling Store.
Garden plows and lawn mowers at C.
n. Coleman's.
Cart load of sawed slab wood tor soc.
by Miley Bros.
schnapp's tobacco tags redeemed at
s. H. Landis's.
New silks and ribbons received by NJ.
Palmbaum & Bro.
The distressing drought was broken by
showers yesterday.
Try the White Star line of coffee if you
want a good drink.
Feather beds, pillows and holsters
cheap, at Landis's.
New veilings and gloves received by
NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
Newpercales and ginghams received by
NJ. Palmbaum & Bro
Good Dayton wagon for sale cheap
Apply at SPIRIT office.
Good molesllin pants at soc. at the Bal
timore Bargain House.
A number of town people spent the
fourth at Shannondale.
New embroideries and laces received
by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
Horse and hand dump all-steel hay
rakes at c. N. Coleman's.
See new " Eclipse Bicycle, at Room
No. I, Trapnen Building.
Mrs. cruger w. Smith gave hand
some reception Thursday last.
If you want fire, life, sick or accident
insurance see A. A. Wynkoop.
Lever float and wheel harrow, best on
the market, at c. N. Coleman's.
Call on A. G. wynkoop for Fire, Life
Burglary and Accident Insurance.
If you want to sell your farm or town
property apply to A, G. Wynkoop.
Troops passed southwark over the N.
& W. R'y Thursday and Friday nights.
The best gray o. homespun overalls
at 4oc. at the Baltimore Bargain House.
New lace curtains, bed spreads and
table linens, received by NJ. Palmbaum
& Bro.
Wanted-Old China, Bric-a-brac Rel
les, &c. Address John Treblig, North
Howard street, Baltimore
Wanted-A good white woman for
general housework, by lady at Round
Hill. Va. Apply at this Office.
1870 acres of fine Jefferson county land
for sale, well watered, and convenient to
Mparket. Address D, SPIRIT office.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
scorching hot days, the thermometer
ranging in the nineties and up to Io3.
Mr.. c. w. Taylor has contracted tc
paint the dwelling occupied by Mr.. B. c
Washington, near the Hotel Powhatan.
Our farmer friend, Mr. William Mcsherry
cut 80 acres of heavy wheat this year in s.
days-an average of about III acres per day
Needles for all sewing machines con
stantly on hand. Parts furnished for an,
machine on short notice by Cooke
Phillips.
y Mails for B. & o. R. R. now close a
follows: Eastbound, 6:3o and $50 a. m.
and p. m; westbound, 6:3o a. m, anc
IFS and p. m.
They are running on time. What
Why, the watches repaired by Lewis
handspring. 75c.; cleaning, 75c. Al
work guaranteed.
Captain George Baylor is in receipt of I
letter from General Thomas L. Rosser urginl
= him to organize Company and join him il
the march on Cuba.
Mr. G. T. Knight has been getting il
some large invoices of elegant furnitur
recently, including a line of especial,
fine goods in quartered oak.
Abe Armstrong, an experienced black
smith, has taken the old and well-knowl
Thos. w. Davis blacksmith shop. and ha
an advertisement in this issue.
A meeting of John w. Rowan Camp
U. c. V, will be held next Thursda
evening, at S o'clock. Business of impor
lance, and full attendance requested.
If YOU have good farm. within few
miles of Charles Town, for sale, address
r." SPIRIT Office, giving size, descrip
ton and price, and you may find pun
chaser.
E. V. Douglas won first prize in tn
one-mile open bicycle race at Wincheste
yesterday, but as he was slowing dow
after. the two-mile event he tainted an,
fell from the wheel.
Fashionable carriages, traps, phetons
buggies, &C., at cut prices for midsum
mer. Low freight rates from factory, il
Cincinnati, to all points. Read adver
tisement of The Great Southern Vehicl
Exchange. in this issue.
Threshing machines are running aroun
the neighborhood and the quality and yiel
both reported are comparatively goot
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Burns leads so far as we hav
yet heard having threshed 400 bushels froI
ten acres-an average of AZ bushels per acr
Advocate.
Our enterprising merchants Messr
Cooke & Phillips not only did a good bu