Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-01-10
Potatoes.

The G. F. Wall Co, are handling Choice
Northern Potatoes, and those wishing to
procure the best and most select article in
quality and attractive prices. We want your
trade, and are sure that q trial order will
convince you of the superiority of the pota
toes we are Offering. All orders, from one
bushel up, given prompt attention.
Mrs, H. H. Mccormick, Misses Euphemia
Davenport and Maria Eeil and Mr.. G. X
Wysong, of Charles Town; Miss Lorraine
Turner and Mr.. David Lemen, of Shepherds
town. Messrs. Howard and Nelson Osbourn.
of Rippon, and David Alien of Summit
Point, attended the New Years Ball given
by the Hagerstown Assembly Club at Hotel
Hamilton in Hagerstown. On the committee
of arrangements, amongst Others, was Mr.V.
N. Simmons, formerly of this place.
Potomac Council. No. 10, Sons of Jon
adab, of Harpers Ferry. has elected the
following officers: Arthur N. Llttleton,
Past Chief; John Billmyer, Worthy Chief;
N. F. Ketchem, Vice Chief; Rev. K. R.
Wood. Patriarch, J. H. Cox, Recording
Secretary; Tracy Decker. Financial Sec
rotary; J. w. Cole, Treasurer; Hugh
Winters. Guide; Dyott Rockenbaugh.
Asst Guide; E. w. Potts, Inside Watch;
Jesse Shipes, Outside Watch
The Washington Post of January says
= Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks were the
guests of honor at dinner party last even
ing, when their hosts We're ex-senator and
Mrs. Henderson To meet them were Sena-
tor and Mrs. Scott. Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie,
the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs
Loomis, Representive and Mrs. Huff, Mr..
and Mrs. Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Pinchot, Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Curtis
and Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Henderson, Jr .
Mrs, John B. Henderson, Jr., was formerly
Miss Angelica Crosby, of this place.
Officers of the Citizens Fire Company
have been elected as follows John M.
Taylor Captain; c. H. Whitmore, Ist
Lieut.; S. c. Young, Jr,. I'd Lieut.; w.
S, Merchant. Pres't; AS. Allen, Treas'r;
John A. Emmert. Secretary; F.D.Davis,
Chief Pipeman; S. N. Hedges, Ist Asst:
F. X. Beller. I'd Asst; VIM. Sissler, sd
Asst; Arthur Hardy, Chief Ladderman;
Harry Marsteller. Ist Asst; E. NJ. FL
dlnger, ed Asst; A. D. Mahoney. Chief
Hoseman;L R. Taylor, IstAss't; EarlGore,
2dAss't; Z. S. Nicewarner, sd Asst; George
Morris. Chief Engineer; George Moler
1st Asst; E. A. Rowland, I'd Asst.
Trustees-D. S. Hughes. A. S. Allen.
George Palmbaum L. D. Getzendaner
and 7. NJ. Taylor.
| The holidays are over and we are again en-
tering into New Year. The year 4 1904
| lust ended has been our banner year. Our
Holiday trade was nearly double what ii was
any previous year We sold out everything
eli ar and clean in The way of Holiday goods
| nothing to carry over for next year and we
could have sold much more If We would have
had the goods Our stock was sold down
very low in all departments but we have just
Ireplensbed our stock in all departments and
have some exceptionally good bargains in all
kinds of goods to offer our customers. A
nice line OF ladies collars all the latest things
10, Is. 20. Is and 50e.; ladies long silk ties 10
and zoe ladies large silk collars 60c up !;
large jet spangie collars CSC up. We have
also two ladies black cloaks left, no "a and 50,
very fine good, and the best cloaks sold this
season that we will close out at $3.50 EACH;
q few ladies nice fUrs some of our highes
priced ones that we will close out at cost, do
not want to carry any over, you can get fine
fur for $40 to IS 90; childs nice tan cape 20
to 45c. We have fun ne of rubber shoes
all new goods little less than any one else
Our stock of shoes is complete and we sell
you the best shoes at the lowest cash prices
We just received fresh pply of our 10 and
Zoe candies We have now sold nearly six
tons of candy since Oct Is. 1904.
JACOB W. IoFFMAN
! Tha Roo bot