Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-02-03
NEW SERIES, YOIl. X2, No. 81, s..
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
JErrERsoS COUNT, W. Va.
TUEsDAY aLoRNING. FRBRUARYs. lss5.
Various Items.

hay. IL will give any horse in the
world the heaves. Well, driver, give
him our standby, Days Horse and
Cattle Powder. i guess that will
bring him around all right.'
Go to DALeARN's for your Shoes:
Smoke wentzell's s "Twilight'' CT
gars.
Canvassed Hams. of superior. quail
ity, for sale by S. S. .Dalgaru,
Largestand best selection of Scrap and Photo.
Albums in town, ut W. A EAsTERDAY's New
Book Store.
Plush ana Velvet goods intending Photo.
and Card Albums, Frames, &C., at w. A.
EAsTERDAY;s Book Store.
a handsome line Of Gold-anish Prism Hang
ing Lamps. suitable for parlor or library, at W.
a EAsTEKDAY's Now Book StUrc.
a look ut the beautiful case of Gold Pens,
| Pencils and Charus. at VI. a.. EAsTERDAY's
A,full stock of Lamps and Trim,
mings, constantly on hand at Dali
garn's.
If you want to make the heart of the small
boy happy, buy him Wagon or Cart. at w
A. EAsTEnDAT'3 New Book Store, Charles
Town, w. va. Nc i-a3e,
!. The vote on the proposed railroad
subscriptionin Rappahannock county,
Va, fell % short of the requisite. ma
jority of freeholders, hence the sub
scription failed.
A. nice line Giltzedge Poems. Story Books,
Children's A. B. c.. Chattcrboxcs, Hymns.
Hymnals, Bibles, and other books, ut W. A.
EAsTEnDAT's New Book Store, Charlestown.
Mr.. A. S. Gouldcn, has severed
his connection with the Aartinsburg
Herald, having sold his interest to
Mr.. Riley. Mr.. Goulden has bought
out 4 newspaper office in Littlcstown
Pa, and will conduct it under the
name of the Littlcstown Era.
Vases. Games. Work-Boxcs. Writing Desks.
DOminOeF. ChCss-B Boards Fancy Inkstands, Spy
Glasses: Reading Glasses, Wisp Holders. Ban
| JOS, Guitars. Oil Paintings, RusticS. and q full
line of the newest novelties, ut W. A. EASTER
| DAYS New Book Store.
BY an almost unanimous vote the
citizens of Liberty, Va, have author
lied the mayor and common council
to contract for water supply for
the town. The plan that will be
adopted is to pipe the water from the
fine spring between the Peaks of OF
ter.
HAGLEr's TEMPLE OF Fashion has
all the comfortable things that suffer-
ing humanity can ask to meet the
cold, chilly winds of December
Overcoats, Heavy Clothing, Under
wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Overshoes,
everything to suit the wants of man,
with a great abundance of Footwear
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
The movement to erect over the
grave of Stonewall Jackson, at Lex
ington, a monument that will appro-
priately commemorate the love and
veneration in Which his countrymen
cherish his memory, has taken prac-
tfcal shape, and will now cvigorous-
ly pressed.
Prominent officials of the B. & O.
R. r. and of the Relief Association,
have started to establish circulating
library free to the members of the
relief association. Donations of
books or money will be received and
devoted to stocking the shelves of a
room furnished by the companyEat
Baltimore. Books will be carried
free on the company's trains to the
library, and from the library to the
members.
ENGLISH TRADE-MARKs.-Mr Ed
ward Waters, Patent and Trademarks
Office, 81 Bourke Street, Melbourne,
Australia, writes: cone ofmy house
hold suffered with tooth-acEe and
rheumatism and after trying numcr-
Gus other remedies without relief,
tried Jacobs Oil. It was rubbed on
the cheek and plugged in the tooth,
and we'll rubbed in for rheumatism.
In both cases the cure was immediate
and complete, and in neither case
has the pain returned.
Preparations are being made to
commence work on an extensive scale
in the tin mines on the north side of
the Blue Ridge, in Rock bridge county,
Va. A joint stock company has been
organized, with a capital of 5000, 600,
for the purpose of mining and srnelt-
ing the ores. 1t is said twcnty-nine
veins of tinrore have been discovered,
some of which are very fine.
Buy your Garden Seeds aud Nursery stock
direct from the growers. and getthcm fresh and
| reliable. Write to -HILLIAM s. 'FLATTERY
Wooster, Ohio. Proprietor of the Oak Ridge
Nursery. aud receive by mail. Illustrated Cat
| alOyuc. free, or send so cents for the following
| trial dozen packets: Early Summer Cabbage
Long Blood Beet. New Crystal Wliitc Wax
Bean, Golden Dwurf Celery, Sqnantum Sugar
Corn (new). Improved Long Green Cucumber
| Livingston's Perfection Tomato. New Salaman-
der Lettuce. French Breakfast Radish, New
Golden Dawn Pepper. Red NVethersield Onion
| Improved Grown Parsnip. This rare offer con-
tairs all standard sorts and number of chOic-
| est.nOyelties in seeds. Thcse will be sent by
mail post paid, and safe arrival guaranteed.
Hon. c. t. O'Ferrau, has induced
General Hazen, of the Signal Service,
to apply the benefits of that service
to the agricultural interests along the
lines of the Virginia Midland, the
Manassas, the Shenandoah Valley and
the Valley railroads, so that the farm
ers can be informed of approaching
changes in the weather, and thus be
enabled to prevent the destruction of
their tobacco and other crops in dan
ger of the weather. The signals will
be distributed through DR.. Page, head
of the agricultural department of the
University of Virginia. Not only
will these signals be raised at the
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