Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-04-07
OFT BROS.
Local Miscellany.

Mlller'S Pharmacy handles the pesl.
Do you want nice fresh COW? See Wall.
New dress goods and silks at Palmbaums'
New embroideries and laces at Palmbaums'
Wall can sell you lot and assist you to
build.
Solid oak corked-lined refrigerators. @.
n Coleman.
Wall will ship all kinds of fat stock on
Monday, May 4.
Kloman's headache waters, 10c. box, at
Miller's Pharmacy.
Wall will sell you house and lot and as
sst you in paying for it.
Aisquith & Co.'s. headache tablets, 10c. a
box, at Miller's Pharmacy.
Do not forget your Easter outfit. Max
Theodore can sell it to you.
Large assortment spring and summer dress
goods and silks at Palmbaums'
Elliott's Meat Store and Green Grocery has
Phone No 16. All orders given prompt at
tention.
Go to !. L. Daily & Son for floral de-
signs, metallic, crystalized and dried
flowers.
Mr.. c. w. Taylor has painted the
dwelling of Mrs. Craighill, on East Con-
gress street.
Car load American Fence ready to nail to
posts in 10 and 20 rods to bundle at John c..
Burns & Co.
For sale, Knabe Square Piano, in first
class condition. Apply to Miss Elgin, Charles
Town, w. Va. 1914.
Wall, jenkins & Shipman handle the best
grades of -four and corn meal, delivered in
any quantity you want.
Gen. w. P Craighill has had neat
new fence erected in front of his dwelling
on South Mildred street.
Wildey Lodge. No, Fl. |. 0. 0. F., of
this place. will hold fair Friday and
Saturday, May 80 and 80.
Alabastine will make your walls beautiful.
Costs very little more than whitewash and is
far superior Sold by Cook d Phillips.
A trial order will convince that our White
Sponge Fancy Patent -four is the cream of
the market. For sale by Wall, Jenkins d
Shipman.
Mr.. w. w. Johnson has painted his
own dwelling on East Washington street,
and will paint the dwelling of Mrs. Tay-
loe Perry.
Wall has disposed of quite few horses
and mules this season. Among sales last week
were pair of sorrels for $500, and farm
mare at $132.50.
New furniture, consisting of chamber suits
Bullets, chairs, Rockers, tables, beds, sofas,
hall racks. Everything in the furniture line
at G.. E. Hughes.
Mr.. Harry Grub, competant young
butcher from Winchester, is now holding
up the meat end of the business at Mr..
w. S. Merchants.
Everything in the grocery line; also
uueensware lamps, notions, fruits, confec-
tionery, shoes, green goods, anything you
want, at G. E. Hughes.
ms, currants, citron, prunes, evaporated ap-
pies, dried peaches, lemons, extracts, and
a large assortment of nuts.
Just received, at Wall, Jenkins & Ship
mans, car of mixed feed. Just what you
want for your hogs and stock. No charge
for sacks in acknowledgement lots.
Mr.. ]. w. Russell has tin-roofed the
dwelling of Mrs. Worthngton on Wes
Liberty street. and Messrs. B. F. John
son and James Miller are repairing the
same.
Messrs. Brown Bros. lost valuable
horse Wednesday night, his death result
ing from injuries received by falling in
hole on North Mildred street extended {
few nights previous.
For several riding and driving
horses, couple pair of mules, trap with shafts
hand made cut under surry pair of Dako
tas. drive suitable for livery or hard driv
ng; no road is to long for than. G. F. WALL