Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-10-07
Various Items.

TUEsDAg MORNING, OCTOBER q, 1884.
Various Items.
tt How would you like to cure your
horse of that shaggy look and rough
coat?'' Well, you can do it by
giving him some Days Horse and
Cattle Powder; you can buy pound
package for % cents. y
If you want the nobby styles in Fail Hats
go to BURNS 81 SHUGERT's.
BURNS & SHuGERT have received their Fall
Stock of Charlottesville Cassimers.
Gents if you comfortable Shoes try the
- HESS Shoes ut BURNS 81 SuUGERTS..
Go to VIM. A. Easterday's new book store.
Chnrlestown, for Hymns, Hymnals and Bibles.
School books and school supplies at the new
book store OF W. A. Easterday, Charlestown.
Smoke Nyentzell's Twilight CT
gars.
CAIRNS.
Go to MILLING STORE for Blankets
and Bed Comforts.
The Synod of Virginia will meet at
WytheviIle, Va, October 21st.
Randolph Martin, noted colored
politician of Winchester, is dead.
Geo. II. Hagley controls the sale of
the Diamond Shirt in Charlestown..
Go to W. A. Eastcrday's new book store for
Plush and Velvet Frames, with Cabinet and
Panel size.
Guitars, harmonious. Clarioncts, Banjos and
Ofh Tool afr =
days new hook store.
Wall paper in beautiful shades and colors, at
the new book store of w. A. Easterday,
CharlGstown, w. Va.
VIM. A. Eastcrday's new book store is the
cheapest place in town for paper and envcl-
opcs. Call and get prices.
at VIM. A. Enstcrday's book store can be
found full and complete line of choice and
fancy stationary, at the lowest cash prices.
A full stock of Lamps and Trim,
mings, constantly on hand at Dali
garn's.
For the most fashionable Clothing,
Hats and Furnishing Goods, go to
HAGLEY's.
For the finest stock of Shoes for
Gents, Ladies and Children, go to
HAGLEY's.
Blank books, Lcdgcrs and day books, IS per
cent below retail price, can be bought at Vim.
W. Va. NV O9''N ''N''' on'4 ''S''"H'
Cholera is making much havoc
among the hogs in Clarke and Fred
erick counties, in Virginia.
HAY FEvER.-I can recommend Ely's Cream
opinion, a sure cure. was afflicted for 95
years. and never before found permanent relief.
II. w. HAsKINs. Marshfeld, vt.
IIAT-FEvER.-l have been a Hay Fever suf-
ferer for three years; have often heard Ely's
Cream Balm spoken of in the highest terms.
usedIlt, and With the most wonderful success
II. s. GEER, Syracuse. N. Y.
Miss Eliza Hollingsworth, aged 90
years, died at the residence of the
late David HoIlingsworth, near Win
chester, few days ago.
80 YEARS ExrER1ENcE.-An old
nurse of 80 years experience says
that she has never used wine that
has had such a pleasing effect on her
patients as that made by Mr.. Alfred
Speer of Passaic, n. j. It is pure
article and people have confidence in
it. Ask your druggist for it and take
no other. For sale by all druggists.
The New York Times has made a
critical examination of the second
batch of Mulligan letters, and says it
is confirmed in its conviction that
Mr.. Blaine was n jobber when he was
in Congress that he peddled his Off
cial trusts, and that he deliberately
lied in his statement in Congress re-
specting his relations with the Little
Rock and Fort Smith enterprise
The Times asks the American people
if they are prepared to elect such
man to be President, and it adds:
'''There would be something absolute
ly new in the spectacle of such man
in the Presidential Office.
Mr.. John Thompson, So Hanover
street, Liverpool, England, and one
of the oldest and most extensive
dealer in drugs in Great Britain,
writes: 1t is a great pleasure to
sell remedy which gives general
satisfaction, and our people, like their
American cousins, have become con-
vinced of the fact that st. Jacobs Oil
conquers pain. The demand for it
in liverpool and vicinity was never
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increasing"
Hon. Carl Schurz was asked in
Cincinnati if he had seen the state
ment that he is receiving $3.50 a
speech from the Democratic mana
gers. '' Yes," was his reply, 81
have noticed that such story is being
circulated. The facts are that am
not receiving one cent from any
source for my speeches in the contest,
and that 1 am paying all my own
travelling expenses. 1 am simply
doing what 1 consider my imperative
warning the people against
turning over the administration of the
national government to self-con-
victed corrupt man. cannot think
they will do it.
THE NORTH AMEE1cAx REVIEW for October
is notable as well for the importance of the
topics treated, as for the eminence of its
writer's. The leading article. '3Ioral Char
acter in Politics is by President ]. H. SeeiSe.
whose exposition of the ethical principles in
volved in the popular election of candidates to
high station in the Government must command
the attention of every right-1nindcd citizen