Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-03
OFT BROS.

Court February 10.

circuit court FEBRUARY 10,
Car oats be here in few days at Jno. G.
Burns & Co.
Read our new advertisement in this issue
and profit by it. The HUB.
Go to I. l.. Daily & Son for floral de-
signs, metallic, crystalized and dried
flowers.
Wall will ship veal calves, fat hogs, sheep,
lambs and fat cattle, at b. & o., Saturday,
February 7.
Car celebrated Fish Bros wagons will be
here soon. Every wagon guaranteed by Jno.
G. Burns & Co.
Messrs. Wall, Jenkins & Shipman have
been selling nut coal on the track at
sc. SO per ton.
Nut Coal $3.50 per ton. delivered to
all parts of the town and new addition, at
Wall, Jenkins & Shipman's.
Seasoned oak and hickory wood for sale
in the woods or delivered in Charles Town
Feb. IL M E. H. MCDONALD.
Mr.. w. E. McSherry lost two valuable
horses last week, one of them blooded
mare worth $3.50, by spinal mengitis.
lanes ZONES, well-known worthy and
Industrious colored man of this place,
died Saturday last. after brief and
painful illness.
OFT Bros are now agents for the Monon
Steam Laundry Basket shipped Wednes-
day morning; work returned Saturday.
Terms strictly cash.
Go to S. S. Dalgarn's for the finest rails
ms, currants, citron, prunes, evaporated APP
Piles, dried peaches, lemons, extracts, and
a large assortment of nuts.
Mr.. Milton Rouss, Jr., has received
eight handsome standard bred horses,
which he recently purchased at Madison
Square Garden. New York.
Feed cotton seed meal to your fattening
cattle See testimonials at our Office from
successful cattlemen who are feeding cotton
seed meal WALL, JENKINS Il SHIPMAN.
Mr.. L. Newton Cooper has sold the
house and lot bought by him of c. F.
Wall, Bloomery turnpike, south of town,
to Mr.. George w. Drish, for $500 cash. S
Mr.. John w. Irwin has added to his
property at Shenandoah Junction lot
purchased of Mr.. Jas. w, McGarry for
$50 and one purchased of Mr.. Jos. V.
Bell for $500.
An effort is being made here to organ
ize a new bank, TO be known as the Mer-
chants and Farmers Trust Company
A number of prominent men of the
county are interested
The Rouss birthday banquet coming
on Wednesday evening, the hour for it
to take place has been fixed at s: 3oo clock
in Difference to the church services usual
ly held on that evening.
A special sale of mems suits is now in pro-
gress at Kahn's leading clothing house, Sad
Ter Building. The most liberal bargains ever
placed before the buyers of this section
See his advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Amos Sewers and Miss Matte F.
Foltz, both of the vicinity of Stanley,
Page county. Va. were married at the
Watson House in this place on Thursday
morning. by Rev. l.. r. Milbourne.
Save Half Your Coal -More than half the
heat from the coal you burn goes up the
chimney. c. N. Coleman has device for
warming cold rooms with that waste heat
1t will pay you to call and see it at once.
C. F. Wall has several fresh cows to sell ;
also pair Percheron mares, very handsome
well broken barshear and team leader. A
sadler and driver suitable for children to
drive, years old horse well broken and kind;
seven mules, well broken.
A northern gentlemen wishes to pur-
chase a Confederate or Virginia soldiers
belt buckle. used in the War between the
States. Any person having such to dis
pose of will please communicate with
he SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.