Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-08-27

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bid famiIe sOnrnaI.
tugust -. 1855.
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ru1S PAPER 7y Ne tlsp &C. 9a Ss gle at SS
ysr.ii,s, .s Al iisdo Tor i, IN NEW YORK.
,-,me Court convenes on Tuesday next.
NJ want a barrel OF two Of Corn right a.
he Circus attracted the usual crowd
more SO.
r- r. W. Welsh viii please accept our
M, for late Lexington Ky papers.
rs are requested 20 announce that VIM.
m the Clotbier, is i'm New York, for
and Winter goods.
b. an iuadvertence, the date of this issue
FREE Pass was not changed at one
%. on the title page.
nr- Ferdinand Rohr made good job cut
cap stones for Court House wall and
bridge over Eyctts run.
rhe President has promised 20 go TO
,hmond about the Dist of October and
.se speech az the state Fair.
xcur.;on .rain % Pen Mar on saturday.
and trip from Charlestown 9o cents.
..n pa,,e. 90 7.28 IN the morning
hl- e. ID. Ely wishes us to emphasize.
directing attention to his advertisement,
is,ire that an indebted to him pay mp.
|, chief entered the private room of Mrs
son. O.. the Watson House " ON circus
and took d gold watch and some jewell
money, &c.
r.ey say that Miss Lulu Hurst, of Geor-
aa, los, her magnetic power, bat she
-e,ains a firm grip on that $4,000 she
- alt Of her exhibitions.
thermometers are entirely useless insti-
,r, such days as We now have. The
cher speaks for itself That's what Mr..
,t. thinks every slime he looks o. the va
-r nail on his store front
rhe board Of trustees of Washington and
l. University last week elected Rev. John
I S,riier. n. d.. professor Of moral philos-
thv and be'le,-le,tres. vice Rev. j.. L.
l-kratr.ck. ID d., deceased
Ia e1a-el man. Robt. Williams. was acci-
fatally .ha, 10 the arm by Mr.. A. Burton,
,aelesc.g store OF Mr.. II. A. Burton,
p .rcl. day We suppose it was a case of
tl1't know 10 was loaded Dr. Starry
surgical attention.
Ia. Heameysyille, last week, Frank Mil
! aged is. stabbed John Musgroye, aged
! Mu,groye accused the boy of stealing
lri The weapon, a penknife Inquiries
-t thought likely to prove fatal Mil
e., held ia $500 10 appear at Court.
IND Ladies of Beulah Sewing society
uy thank Mr.. Caleb Burns and family
the use of the lawn and their assistance
.hs Pink Tea and Chocolatiere. Also
INK the Committee of Arrangements, and
people Tor their hberaiiiv which made
affair quite q Success
.U-JP. Eerfott of HearneySvil'ev vicinity
severed a co'ored man poachiug upon his
,l'.ry r00,t,. % few nights ago. and dis
u-el load of salt In his face. Wereck-
recollection of the affair viii thus be
ryed salt is a good thing for other
|ro.e- ,h-n putting on birds tails that
may ca.Cb em.
Es regret 90 learn that Miss Fannie v.
FER for fourteen years past the efficient
popular teacher at Mt Hope, has been
PEELED. on account of continued bad
..h. 20 resign her position The people
al, community. we know, viii regret 10
her APP. and viii extend TO her their
r.y good wishes for speedy and perfect
.os,iou 90 good health.-Soirt
-y0uag former townsman, Mr. Chas.
Hilbert. who has been residing at Mines
some time past, brought his bride home
place las, Thursday, and viii. with
fair partner leave this week for Cha
b.. Nebraska, 20 make their future home
Use wish the happy couple much
r .heir welded life, and abundant pres
.y iD their western home.->pira.
Corner Stone Laying.
e Cornerstone of the W. f. Church,
-a. 10 llIid.evay win be laid, with Ma
honors, on
Sltu5oy Me- 5,i Of ~p'.aber.
J. ladies viii prepare Dinner and Refresh
lnt.. which win be- disposed of at reason
r. prices ior the benei. of che church.