Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-11-12
Various items.


John G. Cofmah, one of the best
known citizens of Shenandoah coun.
ty, Va, died recently aged 81 years.
A young girl had her long queue
OF blond hair cut OF by = rntfian
while walking on the streets of New
York.
A Long Island hospital surgeon
has undertaken to make new nose
for a woman with live chickens
breast bone.
Samuel Hale, of Rockingham coun-
ty, Va, was found dead on the side
OF public road, near Port Republic,
few days ago.
Rowland Ferguson, of Roanoke
county, Va, sold his apple crop for
81, 900, the purchaser agreeing to
gather the fruit.
When'you wake up in the night and hear the
baby crying, look out for dapgerzthere's a
rock ahead. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup win assist
you in safely passing the rock. It costs only
The wife of John Bender, of Ben
dersville, Cumberland county, Pa,
has given birth to four infants whose
combined weight was 13 pounds
The quartet are strong and, healthy,
and the mother is doing we'll.
If functional torpor of the liver exists. the
elements of the bile win remain i'm the blood
yitiating that fluid and inducing many skin
diseases. LaXador is most reliable liver req
nlator We recommend it. Sold everywhere.
Price 25 cents.
The Norfolk and Western, Shenan-
doah and Cumberland Valley rail-
roads are doing tremendous freight
business. Cotton, cattle, lumber.
iron ore, pig iron, zinc and coal are
among the shipments which embrace
nearly everything grown or manu-
factured in the southern half of the
Union. The shipments of Gotten are
unusually large.
There is no more fruitful source of disease
than yitiatcd blood. 1t involves every organ
and junction of the blood, and if not immedi-
rilla, sooner or later leads to fatal results. Be
warned in time.
One of the greatest men in the
Democratic party is William L. Will
son, of Ghariestown, w. Va. He is
a conscientious, christian gentleman.
aud we predict that if the Demo-
cratic party nominate him for the
presidency in 1892 they will be more
likely to elect him than any other
man. If any living Democrat can
be elected he can. The size of the
mans brain and greatness and not
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Pioneer Press.
The combination of ingredients found in
Ayers Pills renders them tonic and curative as
wei as cathartic. For this renson they are the
pest medicine for people of costive habit as
they restore the natural action of the bowels.
without debilitating.
Mr.. T. L. Rickard, of Hagerstown.
formerly of Shepherdstown, has pur-
chased of Mr.. Geo. w. Buxon, of
Martinsburg, upon private terms, a
farm of seventy-seven acres of land,
improved with a House, situated about
one and a third miles northeast OF
martinsburg. Mr.. Rickard has pur-
chased five thousand peach trees, EN-.
bracing sixteen varieties, which he
will plant in the spring, and engage
in the cultivation of this luscious fruit. |
He is confident, judging from the
high-class fruit grown in that locality,
that he will have every advantage
possessed by the growers of the EDGE
mont district. His example will. no
doubt, be followed extensively by
Others owning land in that section, in
the event his experiment proves
success.