Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-12

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town Register we copy the following items !:
The graders on the s. Y. r. Re have
reached towo.
MIR D. W. Hendricks is erecting a 6ue
| brick residence on his place, between here
and Unionvilie.
Our young friends, Ernest Etchison and
| George Kelsey, have 'fstruck out" TO seek
their fortunes the former has taken a
| clerkship in the store of MIR. Trussell at
Charlcstown, and the latter has gone to Al
| toona, Pa and they are now singing ''The
girl left behind me-" Success to ye, boys.
aRe-Opening Thoroughfare.
In order to guard against results utterly SUBJ
versive OF health, il 10 bIolutey essential that
tho grand th trough fare oravenue of the system,
the bowels, should be re opened as speedily az
possible when they become obstructed. If they
the bile ia mis- directed into tho boed the
liver becomes torpid; viscid bilious matter gets
into the ,c. AMI prod aces I'M gestien; head
aches ensue. aud other symPtoms are produced'
which proiong at ton of the exciting cause only
Ienua TO Sggravate The aperient proper ties OF
Hostetter's tomach Bltters constitute most use
ful agent 10 overeouaiu of DO wells
and promoting a regular bubit of body IL 10 IN
fuitelv superior to the drastic cathartics fire.
1uently used for the purpose, rince II does mot,
like them, act violently, but produces natural,
pain less effect. which does not impair the tone OF
sts,d ~ weakenine' The stomach and liver aIso,
indeed tho entire system, is strengthened and
regulated by IL
PETERsoNs MAGAZINE for December
more than maintaus its deservedly popular
character There are two beautiful steel en-
cravings, besides esuperb steel fashion plate,
the latter exquisitely colored. In addition.
there is a magnificent Berlin pattern. in
worsted-work, printed in oolors, presented to
the subscribers of Peterson a Christmas
gift A charming story, "Mrs. Million" Is
as charmingly illustrated. The number con
tains Supplement, with a full,sEe pattern,
for winter Paletot All these costly ems
bellishments are afforded by the enormous
circulation of Peterson, which, as the pub
Usher says, enables him to gire more for the
money than any other. Address Ghas. j
Peterson, 306 Chestnut ST.. Philadclphis, Pa.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va, November 9th, 1878:
Mrs. Hannah Allen, Miss Annie Booth.
Miss BORNE Jones, Charles Iroin, VIM. ii
Jackson, Frank Sands (co'd). W. ". Tull,
Thomas Werks, Augusta York.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be seutto the dead letter of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. E. LEIsENRINo, z. Nj
Persous desirlug healthy locality should
take the claims OF Winchester into consider
alton. For pure air, pure water and freedom
from all epidemic diseases our town is uuex-
cciled This is shown by the extreme az"
attained by many of its inhabitants in tn"
past As we write we have ID view gen
tlemsn who has passed hy some time his
eightie,h year and lie is still quite an active
man, with more business in hun than many
much younger We refer to Mr. John Fa
gan, proprietor of the Valley Marble Works
Mr.. Pagan is an freshman by bnth, gcnra!
and warm hearted aud III few months vi
celebrate we hope. the 50th anniversary of
his lsudinglu Wnches err A mention Ink"
This would be incrmpic >h0u d we fail I"
say that the companion with whom he ha-
nIsde Iiies j"uruev has also reached her
ershticth wear. We beg the ladys pardon
for ,xposing her age Winchester Ntws
Mr. Ia an IS the father Of Mrs Jonathan
II Iiaues nf this place.
MRS J. G.. DABNEY'S TESTIMONIAL
LYScHBURG. Oct 81, 1878.