Spirit Of Jefferson from Charles Town, West Virginia • Page 3

SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON. CiiArt.es Town, W. September 1,1801. Wm. J.

C. Dulany BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Headquarters for School Supplies, School Books. Copy Books, Drawing Books, Mathematical Instruments. Globes. School Desks, Slates.

Numeral Frames. Black Boards. Composition Books, Feus, Pencils, Slates, Inks, School Printing of All Kinds. No. 6 Baltimore Street, East.

3 Doors below Charles Street, March IS, 1S90. BALTIMORE, MD. Local Miscellany. Morgan's Grove exhibition begins to-day. Mr.

WeslyP. Bell is B. O. night operator at Shenandoah Junction. The Supreme Court of Appeals meets in Charles Town to-morrow.

Mr. C. VXt Taylor has painted a handsome sign for Mr. B. A.

Wolpert. The Citizens' Fire Company expect their handsome new steamer this week. Forty or fifty cords of Dry OakWood wanted by F. T. P.

Lippitt. The Middleway Guards leave today for the State epcampmcnt at Gypsy Grove. When you visit Baltimore stop at the Maltby House, where will be found lirst-elass accommodations and exceedingly low rates. Thanks to Mr. ITarvey N.

Dorsey for New York papers containing full accounts and illustrations of the recent great Park Row disaster. Mr. O. Bellman, of Ilagerstown, is placing steam heating fixtures in the dwellings of Messr.s. George Washington and Forrest W.

Brown. We return thanks to Messrs. Palmbaum Bro. for a neat memorandum convenient and containing valuable information for reference. The Washington Sharp-Shooters took up the line of march for home last Friday, after a delightful camp at Green's Mountain House, near Harper's Ferry.

Two mares and a to Mr. F. G. Butler, were killed by the southboud express train on the N. W.

R. li. on Monday night of last week. The office of the Jefferson Lumber and Manufacturing Company has been handsomely fitted up, and is supplied with an elegant solid walnut desk of the Company's own manufacture. The Charles Town Bark Mills of the Geo.

Campbell Company booked last week a single order for twenty thousand bales of their They are busy on export orders for Kngland and the Continent. G. Wynkoop, President of the Charles Town Real Estate Exchange, in connection with his other offices, has opened a branch office at "Hotel Connor," Harper's Ferry, with Mr. Frank W. Drew as clerk.

Messrs. Becker Bros, have been shipping large quantities of peaches, grapes and other fruits from their orchards and vineyards on the east side of the Shenandoah in this From three to four hundred baskets grapes is their average daily at Millville. Mrs. C. F.

Thomas had another night blooming cereus in bloom last Friday evening. Eleven flowers were out and presented a rich appearance, whilst the perfume was exquisite. Mrs. Thomas takes great delight injthe cultivation of flowers, and has a line collection of them. Fighting, wo understand, was the chief characteristic of last Sunday's excursion to Island Park.

Some five or six thousand people were present, and blood and beer flowed like water. For the sake of the good people of Harper's Ferry, we hope there will be no more Sunday excursions to Island Park. Mr. L. D.

Getzendaner's fine horse Captain," which we mentioned last week as having been so badly burned in the destruction of his stables, had to be afterwards shot and killed, there being no hope of his recovery. 'Mr. G. also lost in the recent Ore a lot of fine harness, upon which there was no insurance. A one hundred yard foot race was krun at this place last Saturday, between Mr.

Fred. Gunther, of Charles Town, and Mr. Win. Grant, of Winchester. The course was over Jefferson avenue, on the Charles Town anil Washington City Improvemi-nt Company's extension.

The contest was close, but the race was won by Mr. Gunther, and the laurels awarded to Charles Town. The stable of David Simmons, colored, was burned about 2 o'clock last Sunday morning. Fortunately it was quite calm, otherwise the damage must inevitably have been much more extensive. Whilst the building and contents were not worth much in the market, yet they were "Uncle" Davy's all in this line, and the loss falls heavily upon an aged and hard working colored man.

Our enterprising friend Mr. Clias. W. Brown has kindly presented us a Charles Town souvenir coffee spoon. It is something handsome, made of solid sterling silver, and whilst it does not bear, as our neighbor of the JFree Press suggests, an inscription setting forth that "John Brown's first victim at Harper's Ferry was an colored man," yet, it has in the bowl the name of John Brown, and a representation of his hanging upon the scaffold at this place, whilst the handle is handsomely ornamented with the historic name of "Charles Town, W.

Va." The many visitors, to our of them John Brown Brown worshippers, and others frequently expressed a desire for some souvenir to take away with them. The enterprise of Mr. Brown supplies that want, and the Charles Town Souvenir Spoon" can hereafter be found pt liis jewelry store ou Main street, Personal Mention. Mr. Frank OLt visited Baltimore last week.

Prof. II. 15. Davenport has gone to Morgantown. Mr.

Walter L. Wilson leaves for Lehigh to-day. Capt. John Howard went to Goshen, yesterday. Rev.

Rumsey Smithson was in town yesterday. Hon. B. D. Gibson went to Baltimore j'esterday.

Mr. Mallorie has been ill, but. is now convalescent. Mr. Van Lear Lippitt leaves for Lehigh on Thursday.

Miss Bessie Knipe, of Baltimore, is visiting friends here. Miss Minnie Ilarreil is visiting her sister at Harper's Perry. Miss Mary Howell is visiting her brothers in Charles Town. Itev. W.

P. Locke is on a visit to his father near Summit Point. Mr. Joseph Crane, of Roanoke, has been visiting bis relatives here. The Misses Loose, of Ilazerstowu, are visiting Miss Mary Kennedy.

Miss Edna Morrison visited her uncle in Harper's Ferry last week. Mr. Jno. O. has gone on a business trip to Southwest Virginia.

Mr. James of Indiana, is on a visit to his brother, Mr. C. Carrell. Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest W. Brown and son have returned from Capon Springs. Master Alex. Neill, of Ilagerstown, is visiting at the home of his uncle, Dr.

Neil I. Miss Bessie C'opeland, of Baltimore, visited the Misses Easterday last week. Mr. and Mrs. M.

E. Bolinger spent Sunday with Mr. parents in Ilagerstown. Hon. Wm.

L. Wilson and Capt. George Baylor have returned from their Lake trip. The wife and children of Lieut. E.

S. Avis are visiting the latter's sisters in this place. Miss Cora Belle Atkinson, of Gonzales. Texas, is visiting the family of Rev. Dr.

Hopkins. Mr. George Lambright and daughter, of Ivnoxville, Shannondale Springs. Mrs. Ilattie Wolf, of Carlisle, has been visiting her parents, Capt.

John Howard and wife. Capt. Eugene Baker attended the Shenandoah Baptist Association at Rockland, last week. Mr. Joseph Baker and wife, of Bowling Green, are visiting Mr.

parents near Leetown. Mrs. John T. Trussell has been visiting Woodlawn Camp and her mother in Cecil county, Md. Mr.

Harry Tutwiler, who has been visiting his parents here, returned to Philadelphia on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, of Frederick Citv, have been visiting Mr. Albert Dichl and family.

Mr. Edward Dichl and mother, and Miss Sophia Hermann, of Frederick City, are at Mr. Louis Diehl's. Miss Bessie Snavely, of Sharpsburg, spent several days last week with Mrs. M.

E. Bolinger. Mr. A. G.

Wynkoop is attending court in Shenandoah county, and will be absent from town this week. Mr. Charles Hermann, who has been visiting Mr. Louis Diehl, returned home to Frederick City yesterday. Mr.

Edward Mattbrei is spending a few days at the parental home in Baltimore, for the recuperation of his health. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Young and Miss Lucy Young returned last week from a visit to friends in Loudouu county, Va. The Misses Estep and Miss Brehme, who have been visiting Miss Laura Kennedy, left for their homes in Maryland on Saturday.

The St. Paul, papers announce the engagement of Mr. Charles Porterfield to Miss Catharine Knox Taylor, of that City. Mr. Ilenry Bedinger Swearingin has been lip from Washington City, visiting his relatives linn.

B. D. Gibson and Mr. Braxton Davenport. Mr.

John T. Colston, Miss Bessie Coition and Miss Lucilla Yates visited the Baptist Association at Rockland, Warren county, last week. Misses Minnie and Emma Legg, daughters of Col. John C. Logg, of Baltimore, are spendiug part of their vacation with their aunt Mrs.

Geo. W. Taylor. Mrs. Maud Bauserman, of Woodstock, spent a short while in Charles Town last Wednesday, en route to the parental home in Hliepherdstown.

Miss Patty Moon, of Scottsville, Albemarle county, and Miss Peedie Roper, of Petersburg," two of Virginia's most charming young ladies, are visiting Miss Christine Chew. Mr. m. Beall, Supt. of the Charles Town, W.

Building and 'Construction Company, spent several days in Goshen. He has large interests here and is pleased with the outlook for our Blade. Mr. Herbert Barbee, the wellknown Virginian artist, gave us a pleasant call last Tuesday. Mr.

15arbee, it will be recollected, is preparing the statue of a Confederate soldier to be erected at Luray, Va. Braxton Davenport will return to the West Virginia University. Frank Manniug, who was at Blacksburg last year, will go to Morgantown, as will also Arthur Thomas, who was in Baltimore last year. Jefferson county will be represented in all by some six or seven students at the West Virginia University nesct session, Church Items. The Presbytery of Winchester will meet in Moorelield, Wednesday, Sentember 10.

1 The Rev. Frank Aglionby of London, preached in Zion (Episcopal) Church last Rev. M. S. Reed will begin a protracted meeting at Shenandoah Junction next Sunday night, at 74 o'clock.

Hffloney for Sale, By Building: Association No. JO, Movdit fen at SSS By order of the Board. Sl.n. 0. FRANK GALLAHER, 1S31- a Sfcc'y and Treas.

A patent lias been granted to David T. Nichols, of Uvilla in this county, for a car coupling. Lots are being sold preparatory to the erection of additional new dwellings at Shenandoah Junction. Clown's advice: take high a large alul varied stock at Urown'3 Jewelry Store. anted Old-time mahogany furniture, clocks, brasses, 9 North Howard street, Baltimore.

We return thanks to World's Fair Jas. 1). Butt for a copy -n! London, 18j1, to Chicago, 1893, Illustrated with A lews and Portraits in The Maas Arttype. "Florida on Wheels" wilf be one I of the attractive exhibits at Morgan's Grove. It is a magnificent exposition cai, in which will be shown the attractions, advantages and resources of that sunny land.

Lev. F. Wheeler, recently in charge of the Colored Methodist church here, sends uj from Newark, a copy of The Messenner, an interesting little church paper, of which he is editor. Delicate cakes and puddings can be baked successfully in the Cinderella Stoves and Ranges. The large, high oven insures uniform baking and uo burning on top.

Sold and guaranteed by Mr. John W. Russcllf On the loth of August six hundred census clerks were stricken off the rolls and the night work stopped. Among those retained and promoted as Miss Carrie M. Chambers, daughter of Capt.

Geo. Chambers of Harpers Miss Chambers' percentage in a civil service examination was 87.18. Mr. T. Baden, a well known! and highly respected citizen of Buliivar, died at his residence in that place last Friday night, aged nearly Mr- Baden for the past twenty-four years has been a prominent and successful merchant of Holivar A widow and seven children.

all growu, survive him. Mrs. Nancy Wilson, relict of Mr I Asa ilson, formerly of Kabletown, this county, but who moved to Missouri iu 18C8, died August 20th at the residence of her son-in-law, Capt. Morrow, in Louisiana, Mo. 78 -Vears and 5 months.

Mrs' ilson was a sister of Sir. TI103' 1 Locke, of (his county. She had been a member of the Methodist church for over fifty years. Mr. J.

L. Burns, of Charles Town Jefferson county. W. and Mr. John II.

Crawford, of Greenbrier passed through Union last Monday with 221 stock ewes bought from Messrs. Chris, and Allen Broyles, of lied Sulphur and Springfield disjiets, this county. These were vory line sheep, and were bought for Mr Burns'stock farm in Jefferson Watchman. A young son of Capt. James II.

Bannou, of Richmond, came near drowning iu the Shenandoah river, a short distance above Sliannondale Springs, a few days lie was in swimming, was drawn into a swirl from which he could not extricate himself, and had already sank several times when he was rescued by Mr. S. II. Iligiubotham, who, fortunately, was on the bank near by A poach tree and hen. the property of Mr.

V. M. Firor, are rivaling each other. On Tuesday an egg was produced measuring largest and smallest circumference, on the sains day a peach was pulled which measured inches largest and smallest circumference. Mr.

F. has the monopoly on the eerg, but Miss Ella Welsh heat him on the peach? measuring and Mr. Geo. Welsh comes to the rescue with a mammoth, and takes the cake. JJis measured 10) and m- Drop the cake, Mr.

Welsh. Mr. S. Lee Phillips showed us on Saturday a basket of peaches sent by Mr. Charles Becker to M'aj.

A. W. McDonald, and there were several in the basket whose circumference measured 102 and 11 inches. Peculiar Many peculiar points make Hood's S3Tiaparilla superior to all other medicines. Peculiar in combination, and preparation ot Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known tho vegetable Peculiar In Itsstrength and Sarsaparilla isLlio only medicine which can truly be saidt) "One Hundred Doses OneDollar." Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood's.

Peculiar In Its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, and has won for itself the title of The greatest purifier ever recullarin Is of Hood's Sarsaparillasold in Lowell, is made, than of blood in its record of sales uo other preparation ever attained such in so short a time, retained Its popularity confidence among all classes Sof peoplo so steadfastly. Do not be induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla Bold bj all druggists. 01; six for Pre pared only C. I. HOOD Apothocarics, Lowoll, 100 Doaea.One Dollar Sept.

It, Absolutely Pure, A cream of tartar baking powder. Wiliest of all in leavening U. 8. Gootmcment Fowl Juue 23. Tedodalilabucinary is a quaint one.

If you' would examine our stock of Combs for the hair it would make you tremble. C. W. Brown offers the comotion. Bargains in Table Linens, Towels, at M.

Palmbaum Pai.mbacm's is the place for Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, Next to Watson House. Ladies clean your kid gloves with Mather's Glove Cleaner, for sale only by Burns may be found a full line of dressed and undressed kid gloves in all the most desirable shades. Sixty days yet of hot weather will enable any customer to realize much comfort and benefit out of purchases of real Summer Wear at the extreme bargains Geo. II. IIagley is offering thcrn at now.

Call at the Temple of Fashion. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Sai.ve in the world for Cuts, Brniscs, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Kheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Ilands, Chilblains.

Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to perfect satisfaction, or money Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Jno. P. Hisliop.

Cambridge Mixture, English Slice, Perique, Seal of North Carolina, cut plug and granulated; Bob White, Pride of Virginia, Mountain Rose? lb. with pipe for 5 cents; Greenback, Gold Bug and Eureka Smoking Tobaccos, for sale by S. S. Dai.gaun. Men's summer Undershirts oniy 15c.

a piece, worth double the money, at Hi us max's. For bargains in all kinds of Summer Dress Goods cornc to Ilirschinan's. we don't believe in carrying goods till next season if low prices will sell them. Parasols! Parasols! Forthcbalance of the summer season, we will sell all our Parasols at 50c. on the Immense bargains, at I-Iirschman's.

Governor Fleming has pardoned Howard Fidinger, Kdward Allen and George Fry, who were jointly indicted in Jefferson county for larceny and sentenced to two years' confinement in the State penitentiary. The boys were between fifteen and eighteen years of age at the time the offense was committed, and their pardon was recommended by the judge who tried them, the State Senators from this district, the two members of the House of Delegates from Jefferson county and the prosecuting attorney of this county. Our former towsman. Col. Geo.

E. Ratun, now of California, is en route to New Tork City, to take the steamer "Fuerst Besmarck" for Europe on the 10th of September. He is accompanied by his wife and they expect to winter in Egypt and Nubia, and will go up the Nile as far as it may be safe and convenient. Col. Raum and Col.

F. W. M. latter has just started on another extended determined to see all of the world. There seems to be but little left for either of them to visit for the first Press.

DENTAL OFFICE, Cohner or Charles and Liberty Stkee-s CHARLESTOWN. BALTIMORE MARKETS. BaI.TIMOIIE, SATUKDAT, AUGUST, 29 1891. Fj.ouk?Super $3.50 Extra 4.10 Family 4.JS0 Coun Mbal, per 100 lbs 1.50 II eat Yellow Oats Rtk Sides Ilanis, CP (VJ (a) 71 (fd 37 SO 32 7 13.85 6.00 6.25 l.liO 1.00 70 71 43 95 Hull's IBafey Syrup Facilitates Tnnthlng! Price onhj 25 cenia. sold at druggists.

Regulates tho Bowels! Day's Horse Prevents Fever ar.d en res OUtouiper. 1 pound In each package. For cale by nil dealers. Try It I 0 0 For the cure of 6a Ebb Hoarseness, Asthma, 1 Bronchitis, snrnption, and for the relief of 1 Consumptive persons. At druggists.

25 cts. gssa Hoarseness, COUGH SYRUP rr LANGE'S CUBEB CIGARETTES for CoAC tarrh. Pries TO Cts, At all druggists. Fflantua-Rflaking. MRS.

J. a. TUTWJLER is prepared to undertake Mantua-Making and all kinds of Family Sewing, at reasonable rates. Residence jn Samuel street, near the Bapturt Chnreh. April 2S.

For Sale PASTURE Lots of One-half Acre each, on South end of Charles tow a and Washington City linn. land. Sec GIBBS. L0EFFI.ER WOOD. August S.

D. IJ1RSCHMAN COLUMNS. IE AIRE FOR FALL TRADE. Carpets! We arc prepared to offer yon for the coming season, the GREATEST CAKGA1NS iu Carpets, Oil Cloth AND WINDOW SHADES. The largest stock to Bclect from.

CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. be if ill lis IM ill September 1. 1S9I. REMEMBER. 1 liii III 111 i llliB1 i 3 PEOPLE'S BARGAIN STORE, is the place to get Bargains iti SJPTHJSTGh AND STJMMER Dress Goods, Trimmings, White Goods, Laces, EMBROIDERIES, LACE CURTAINS, BED SPREADS, TABLE LINENS, Towels.

Also a full line of Hosiery, Corsets. Gloves, Mitts. Ribbons, Parasols, Gents' Furnishings, Men's and Boys' Pants, always a full stock. Prices lower than ever. May 20.

1891. Next to Watson House. LOOK LOOK Special Bargains at the New Millinery Notion Store ON NORTH MILDRED STREET. CHOICE SPRING SUMMER STYLES now open. The latest shapes in Straw Hats and Bonnets.

Ribbons, Flowers. Velvets, Crepes, Nun's Veiling, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Stamped Linens, Towels, Hosiery, etc. Come and. Examine Our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock lias been selected with great care, and will be sold at the lowest prices consistent with fine quality of goods.

Wc have secured the services of firstclass Milliucrs from the city. March 34.1801. W. E. SIIAFER.

every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF be up to to DteooSpy; BEARS THIS MARK. THAT CAN BE RELIED OM trade FpJILOiD A MARKKEEDS KG LAUKDZSIH3. CAM EH VHPED CLEAN IN A HIOfHEHT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. For Sale DesirableBweiling Houses IN CHARLESTOWN.

Prices and terms reasonable. P. C. KENNEDY. Feb.

34.1891?tf. Opporito Carter IIouso. For Sale Cheap! ASECOND-IIAND Piano and a Standard Organ, at surprising loir rail-s. Apply to ROBERT MIDDLEKAUFF. P.

O. Box S4, Churl uptown, Jeff. W. Ya. February George L.

Travis, THE BOSS BARBER, announces to his friends and the public that has removed to the front upper room in tbe Gibson building, adjonVmir the court-house yard. Jlysliop has been Thoroughly Furnished and I mproved, with the Beat Patent Spring Chairs, large and roomy, and I shali constantly have the services of a competent assistant. Promptness, neatness and politeness mv motto. April G. 18SC I WILL ship, iu a few days, carload Hogs, Calves.

Sheep and I July 7, 1601. C. F. WALL. mil? TIJE J-KADING CLOTHIER'S COLT7MX.

i IS ilU A compulsory sale of Men's, and Children's Suits by one of Now York's largest manufacturers. has put EIVU SUITS in our stock at gpm aud wo offer tbciu to you at the same great bargain price. Como early, beforo tlioy fro all gone. Witl Kahn, 7, Sadler Clothier, Furnisher ami Matter. Warner's Celebrated Dr.

Warner's Corset has one peculiarity which pertains to no other Corset: the Ctyruliue urc soft and Hoxihlc, retain their shape perfectly, and imp: rt to the wearer a well proportional and beautiful figure. Tin? Corset is boned with Corallno which in superior to the finest whalebone. Made in medium and extra long waists. For sale by Burns Shugert, June SO, 1S91. THE CASH STORE.

Nevsf Spring and Summer Goods at the CHARLESTOWN, W. VA. We have greatly Increased our Stock this Fall, ami now havo a coinploto and full lino GOODS, NOTIONS, If ATS. CAPS, SHOES, CAT! MATTINGS. TIN WAKE.

STATIONERY, WALL PAPER. HOSIERY, LADIKS' AND GttNT'S UXDKUWEAU. LADIES' AND OICNT'S FURNI81IINO GOODS, TINWARE, CUTLERY, and a Full Lino ot consistiug of Ladies Hats, Fonn. Is. lily Caps.

Birds. and all the latent Novelties In Milliuerj' Goods. Wo charge nothintr for Trimniinfc Hafr. ahdvdo' It'lii tfto best style. Wo can save you money on nU kinds of goods.

i nderby beeatis we nun. we Undcrsel hecans we ONE PRIOR to ALL. CASH BEFORE DELIVERY OF GOODS. May l'J, JS01. J.

W. COFFMAN. We Are r. Aud will Peat the Cutters Cutting, or break a trace 1 Mid-Summer Slash in Clothing tor Ulales CUT! CUT! CUT! CUT! FOIl And will not be undersold, if we have to go LOWER. The Greatest Opportunity of Yonr for 30 Days Only.

Goods all This Season's Antiquated Auction Stuff! We will uot bo Downed bv Anybody, i.xainlnu whtre vou will, but SEE US liEFORE THROWING AWAY GOOD MONEY. Respectfully, V. liCAl jON July 11, ISfll. Clothiers. Harper's Ferry, W.

Va. SHENANDOAH BRASS IRON WORKS, Cliarles Town, Manufacturers of BRAS PLUMBERS, STe GOODS FOR AN53 CAS FITTERS, aud dealers iu Wrought Bron Pipe, Supplies, CT'" The attention of nil users of this class of goods iu the Shenandoah Valley especially called to the above, not only will the goods be sold ut the lowest. WHOLESALE rates, and the great saving iu freight, over purchasing in far off markets, ehould bo carefully considered. BRASS CASTINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. April 14.

ATTENTIGM! FARMERS. have made arrangements with the reV 7 liable Fertilizer House of 0. Qber Sons, Baltimore, well and favorably known In tliis county, to sell their various brands of FERTILIZ and also to mix and fnrnish jroods according to any desired formula. Wo vriil iu addition supply farmers with any brands heretofore handled by us, such as SHENANDOAH, POTOMAC, SPECIAL MIXTURE, SOUTH CAROLINA, Fresh Ground Plaster, Are also agents for the gale of the popular goods of John S. Reese Co.

The Keeyo Fertilizer needs no endorsement with Jefferson county farmers. Leave your orders early, that they may receive prompt attention. WASHINGTON ALEXANDER. Jane 10. Tuning and Repairing.

undersigned is prepared to Tnne and JL Kepair PIANOS ana OuGANBon short notice and at reasonable ratea. Have had inncb experience in this line, and respectfully refer to the large number of perforator whom I have done work. K. L. MIUDLKKAL'ti.

Novemher 12. Brick for Sale. QA AAA FRESH BURNT BP.ICK for LIPPIXT. June SO. 1891.

IF you ave a Fat Evre, Back or full LnmV, now the season to sell tiictn. 3, 1591. WALL. FERTILIZERS. SNENAMDOAH AND SPECSAL MIXTURE, FOR EAT.

XT A VINO made'arrangement? tomannfacIx lure Fertilisers lit the Valley Fertiliser iCompany's wo offtr to tfis of 4 Jefferson and adjoining counties the above and other TJltHJ have been heretofore manufactured nnde'r the boj.b and peusoxaj, direction of Dr. W. F. Lfppitt. Wo can thcretore guarantee hot.

only the Fame hfit the name matbbiai hitherto We will prepared to supply all special and mixture. for which orders mus-t be given by September 1st. W. F. tc T.

P. LIPPITT. Jnne 30. 1S01. Charles Street Restaurant A'nchj FilU'l up for Season JAMES W.

tHOSlAS 58 now prepared to nerve all In season at Restaurant In the north end of Wcirfck Bnildlng on Charles (upper floor.) at all hours, and his and the public at large to call and give Idm atrial. Everything pat up In the roost approved rtv1cr ana every effort made to please the mott be tug appetite ever dainty. jfer Remember the place. Wei rick Balldhsg', (cecond floor,) entrance the surnc as to the Advocale ofSce. 17.

COOK have several seeondliand Cooking Stoves on sale. Call, and If yon need one you will feurely buy. K.VSTKRDAY South Charles 8t.f Cbarlcstown, W. Va,.