Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-18

However, its placement there Is only an eX
pertinent, and if it turns out to be what j;
needed to make the steam-heating appara
tus 4 success, it will be placed within the
wall. This immense smoke stack, that look:
like it belonged to an ocean steamer, wa:
made and put in position in day by the
Farrin Boiler Works in this town, aud in
some measure gives an idea of the capacity
Of our new industry.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of West Nir-
ginia concluded the work Of its session at
Martinsburg last Wednesday night by the
election of officers for the ensuing year. and
among those honOred are DR.. A. NJ. Evans,
Of Middleway, this county, made Senior
Grand Warden, and Hon. Geo. w. Feidt,
of Martiusburg, Junior Grand Warden
Immediately after the session the delegates
and officers were escorted to the Central
Opera House, where sumptuOus prepara-
tons had been made for their arrival. The
hall was brilliantly illuminated with gas
and electric lights and presented a beauti-
ful and attractive appearance. The menu
was all that the market could afford, and
Thompson's orchestra furnished music for
the occasion. Charleston has been selected
as the next place for the meeting.
o woman, lovely woman, why will you suf-
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Of woe
Why don't you seek the remedy-the one
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Gall the 80, because it makes the pains
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good" that the dealer may make more
profit. "Favorite Prescription Is incom-
parable.
James Kennedy, aged about 10 years,
resident of Harrisonburg, Virginia,
"A brakeman on the Valley Division Of the
B. &O.-was killed in this town on We'd
nesdav night last whilst in the performance
of his duty, during the shifting Of cars be-
tween the George street and LeetOwn cross
ings. He was knocked down and under the
wheels of a freight train, and sustained in
iuries that resulted in almost immediate
death. He was the son Of a Mr.. Kennedy,
an ernployo Of the railroad company who
lived at Aldridge Station some years ago.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold
an entertainment at Shenandoah Junction,
beginning on Thanksgiving Day and con-
tinuinr for three nights On Thanksgiving
Dav a dinner fit for king can be had for
50 cents, including oysters, turkey, etc
Thanksgiving night and the two nights fol-
lowing a fine supper and every refreshment
can be had. Come and aid good cause
and have a good time Entertainment in
Blackford's Hall, and for the building Of a
Baptist church at the Junction.
I'm st. Paurs Church, Sharpsburg- Mary
land. ON Wednesday of last week, Mr.. Thos.
Blaekford. Of Sharpsburg, and Miss Hattie
Eugeuia, daughter of Mrs. A. NJ. Russell,
formerly OF Harper's Ferry, were united in
marriage Miss Rose Marmion, of Har-
per's Ferry. was the maid of honor and
Misses Miller aud Berthe Russell were the
bridesmaids. Mr.. Turner was chest man,
aud Dr. Howell Gardner and Mr.. -
were groomsmen. Wetake these items from
the Harper's Ferry Sentinel
While Mr.. Payne, of Keep Tryst, was
walking on the railroad track there one day
last week, he was struck by express train
A.. and died in abou; twenty minutes. He
was sixty-seyen years of age John Z.
Engle. native of this county, e freight
conductor ON the B. 4 O., was caught be-
tween car bumpers at Locust Point early
i'm the week and seriously squeezed. He
was removed TO his home in Baltimore.
The electric street cars in Martinsburg
are well patronized and the investment
promises to pay the promoters of the enter
prise handsomely. After the Charles Town
electric light plant proves the success hoped
for. aud the town goes ON growing, as we
an expect it 10 do, the attention Of the cleo
tric company viii be directed TO street
railway as "a desirable and prospectively
paying ching.
Died. at the residence Of her son in tins
town on Thursday, November 18th, 1891
Mrs. H.E. CLEN-aged Sc years, 10 months
and . days. She glorifed her Lord by au
unwayering faith in His name for salvation
and passed away trusting in Him for ever
lasting life and a peace that passeth under
standing. Her remains were taken TO ohep'
berdstown for interment
The daily bin Of fare served at the Wat
SON House restaurant by NJ. Guienot, tho
ACCOMPLISHED French caterer, Is as follows
Ov.ters-raw. fried, brOiled, scalloPed
-. o,I egrs bacon and eggs