Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-14
SP IRII OF JEFFERSO
oHARlEsFown. JEREERsoy eousTr. W. Va.

oHAatEsTovs, JEFrrRsoy COUNTY, W. Va
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1884.
Various Items.
Everywhere you go you are certain
TO hear of the wonderful virtues o:
IiDT. B1ll' S Baby Syrup.
Go to VIM. q. Easterday's new book store
kChnFlestoWn, for Hymns, Hymnals and Bibles
School books and school supplies at the nov
book store of w. A. yesterday. Charlestown.
Smoke Wcntzel's Twilight" Ci
.Egars.
Asprime article of Cheese at DAL.
IfGARN's.
Go to MILLING SroRE for Blankets
and Bed Comforts.
Canyassed Hams, of superior quail
IitY, for sale by S. S. Dalgarn.
The Synodiof Virginia will meet at
INytheville, Va, October 21st.
Geo. II. Hagley controls the sale OF
the Diamond Shirt in Charlestown.
First Lieut.. James L. Wilson, 4th
~. S. artillery, is detailed as profcs-
sor of military science and tactics at
the West Virginia University.
Go to W. a. Easterday's new book store for
Plush and Velvet Frames, with Cabinet and
Panel size.
Cornelius O'Connell, of Martins
burg, fireman onthe B. & o. r. r.,
was killed in collision near Farm
ington, w. Va, on the 29th ult.
Guitars, Harmonicas Clarionets, Banjos and
other musical Instruments, at w. a. Easter
days new book store.
g Tell the TRUTH
GROVER CLEVELAND.
"Burn this letter. .
JAMES G. BLAINE.
Wall paperin beautiful shades and colors. at
the new book store of w. A. yesterday,
Charlcstown, w. Va.
The chairman of the New Jersey
Democratic State committee has
written the Democratic national COM
mittce that New Jersey can be depend
ed on to give its electoral vote to
Cleveland and Hendricks by hand
some majority.
cheapest place in town for paper and envel-
opcs. Call and get prices.
The Citizens Hose Company of
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, have pre-
sented to the Sarah Zane Fire Compa-
ny of Winchester a handsome hose
carriage.
AT VIM. A. Easterday's book store can be
found u full and complete line of choice and
fancy stationary, at the lowest cash prices.
A numberof persons of Shepherds
town and vicinity of the Catholic per-
suasion, have rented the room above
the store of Mr.. D. a. Hill, and have
-nCrett 1t up as pace OF worship.
A full stock of Lamps and Trim,
mings, constantly on hand at Dali
garn's.
Mr.. William Purcell, late editor of
the Rochester Union, who withdrew
from that paper upon the nomination
of Cleveland rather than actively
support the nominee, addressed
meeting at Rochester, and declared
his intention to support the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Blank books. Lcdgcra and day books Is per
" ". a'' Va. ' i's" DOON ''0'e' oH"t'es'o""'
The kindness of heart and excel
lent Judgment of Mr.. John w. Car
rett are illustrated by his bequest of
S65, 900 year, to be distributed by
trustees likely to know and respect
his wishes, for the amelioration of the
condition of the deserving poor of
Baltimore and Maryland. This rev.
enue is equivalent to the income that
would be derived from donation of
over million of dollars.
HAY-FENER-I was afflicted for twenty years
with llay-Fcvcr. l used Ely's Cream Balm
with favorable results. and can recommend 1t
to all.-RoRERT w. TOwNLEY, (eX-Mayor)
Elizabeth. N. j.
Because the widow of Secretary
Morrill, has told some unpleasant
truths about Mr.. Blaine, the Blaine
newspapers are abusing her roundly.
But instead of withdrawing what she
has said about the dismountcd knight,
she declares that she has letters from
him to her late husband that will more
than substantiate all she has said
about him, and that unless he shall
&c call off his dogs" she will publish
them.
Ar. Hugh Dufnn, centralia, Pcnna.,
states that St. Jacobs Oil, the wonder
full pain-relicvcr, is just the thing for
rheumatism and he would not be with
out it in his house.
Assistant Pastor Halliday and a
few Republican members of Ply
mouth Church, who have been Of
Tended at the stand taken by AIr.
Bcccher in supporting Mr.. Cleveland
gathered together few days ago,
and after solennly discussing the
situation declared that I" the ques-
tion, so far as the church was con-
cerned, was entirely a moral one, :"
and wrote to Mr.. Beecher to that eff
feet. Inhis reply Mr.. Beecher denied
the right of any one in Plymouth
Church or out OF it to question his
motives in politics, adding that if the
majority of the church members felt
that his course was injurious to the
church his resignation was at their