Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-11-04
CHARLEsTOWN W. va. TUESDAY NOVEMBER a, 1884.
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
.cnAnn1s8owa, JnrEnnsos COUNTY, W, Va,
2uEsspAY MoRN1NG, NOVEMBER 4. 1854.
Various Items.


Cutting teeth is one of the hardest
pieces of work the Baby doesi why
not then help it out by allowing it oc-
casional doses DR.. BULBS Baby Sy-
rup.
House for Rent, by v. NJ. Firor.
Go to DALGARN's for your Shoes.
Go to wm. A. Easterday's new book store,
Charlestown, for Hymns, Hymnals and Bibles,
School books and school supplies at the new
book store of w. a. yesterday, Charlestown.
Smoke Wentzell's "Twilight' Ci-
gars-
Go to MILLING STORE for Blankets
and Bed Comforts.
Canvassed Hams, of superior quail
'ity. for sale by S. S. Dalgarn.
Go to w. A. Eastcrday's new book store for
Plush and Velvet Frames, with Cabinet and
Panel size
Guitars. ITarmonicas. Clarionets, Banjos and
other musical Instruments, at w. A. Easter
dly's new hook store.
Wall paper in beautiful shades and colors. ut
the new book store of W. 4. Easterday,
CharlcstowM, Wa.
VIM. A. Eastcrdays new book store Is the
cheapest place in town for paper and cnvel-
opes. Call and get prices.
At VIM. a. E0sterday's book store can be
found full and complete line of choice and
fancy stationary, at the lowest cash prices.
THE SHENANDOAH MILLING Co.
have the incest Plaid Dress Goods in
town.
Buy your Boots and Shoes where
you can get the worth of your money,
at the MILLING STORE.
The West Virginia Press Associa-
ton meets at Martinsburg on Tues
day, November IS, 1854.
Blank books. Lcdgers and day books. Is per
cent below retail price. can be bought ut VIM.
4: yesterdays new book store, CharlcstOwn,
w. Va.
State Senator j. L. Powell, Vir-
ginia readjuster," announces his
intention disappearing Cleveland and
Hendricks.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has decided to give s25, 900
ayear to the relief association of its
road. ~ liberal appropriation.
KEEP WARM.-A great variety of
Ladies and Children's Wraps-Dol-
mans, Newmarkets, Russian Circu-
lars, Haverlocks and Coats, of the
latest designs, at BURNS & SHUGERr's.
The SHENANDOAH MILLING Co. sells
13 lbs. Granulatcd Sugar for S1.OO
IA lbs. Standard A g g loo
Is lbs. Light Brown &C 100
IL lbs. Brown ss 100
-sTHB,BhooD WouBD. .RuN.-For I've years ]
was great sufferer from Catarrh. My nos
trils were so sensitive could not bear the least
bit of dust; at times so bad the blood would
run, and at night 1 could hardly BREATHE
After trying many things without benefit l
used Ely's Cream Balm. 1 am living witness
of its efficacy. PETER BRUCE; Farmer, Ithaca,
N. T. Easy to use, price SO cents.
PURrTY.-The scarcity of pure and
reliable wines has kept them out of
the reach of those in moderate cir
cunstanccs. Mr.. Alfred Spccr, of
Passaic, N. j. who has spent % years
in cultivating and acclimating the Port
Wine Grape and established his vine
yards, produces wine that has been
tested by experts and pronounced the
best. For sale by all druggists.
The Uptown Nc,os, daily organ of
the New York laboring men, which
has secured a large circulation in the
district contiguous to the Harlem
river, and which has been giving But
Ter strong support, has come out
for Cleveland.
TIE GREAT WEsT-ESD Bus Con-
rANT.-NIr. S. Child, Manager of the
West-End Bus Company, Auckland,
New Zealand, states in the Daily
Herald of that city, rs follows: We
have much pleasure in bearing tcs-
timony to the efficacy of st. jacobs
Oil. Its success has been particularly
marked in one case of lamcness, that
of very valuable horse suffering
from severe sprain of the back sinews,
SO severe as to defy the usual rem
cdies. Other remedies have failed,
we were induced to try st. Jacobs Oil
and after using it for few days, the
lameness, which was almost chronic
entirely disappeared, and the horse
has since stood constant work. We
have also used the Oil most success
fully for bruises. It's remedy that
should be at hand in every stable.
COUNTY ITEMS From the Shep.
herdstown Register we clip the follow
ing items:
New corn has been selling on the
street at 40 cents bushel.
At a public meeting in Shepherds
town, on October 18th, an orgauiza-
tion was effected of an Agricultural
and Stock Club. The following per
manent officers were elected: Pres
ident, DR.. A. S. Reynolds; Vice
Presidents, Daniel Getzendanner,
Henry Shepherd, r. L. WYsong. E.