Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-18
Ironcro.ssegars are the best.

The hest are the cheapest then try Iron
Cross cigars.
Fine assortment of muas just received at
NJ. Palmbaum < Bros.
For blankets. comforts, bed spreads etc.
see NJ. Palmbaum * Bro.
Harry Wilmington keeps nice fresh can
lie. and Iron Cross cigars.
r,,pk Towards Life of Leather is TOR
ale by r. d. Shugert & Bro.
1o5ss Duckwau began the Fall term Of
.bs Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Oranges lemons. currants, raisins, citron'
etc. at the store Of Mrs. ). h. bi'op''
wv. Ewing, private secretary TO Gov
Fleming, paid a visit to Charles Town. last
Friday
c.,,e,ies. fancy and staple canned goods,
.;ncs meat buckwheat etc, for sale by
Mrs. J. r. BilluPs.
Among recent Pension oihce p5omouOH'
.. notice that OF Miss Annie Ridenouf
from 5000 TO $1,000.
D- ]. P. Bishop bagged twenty-seyen
ra-,riises last Thursday. Aud yet We are
informed birds are scarce.
..,s-. are advertised at Charleston Tor
y Burns. q. f. Hughes, Sadie Johnson
psua seal. Eyelina Young
GOOD farmland wanted. 10 such an
s,.,1en, place is open. Address FREE
pms, office for further information.
w,>rrp-Old time mahogany furniture,
looks bra,ses. &c. Address, JoHN IREB-
lrs @ North Howard street, Baltimore
Fine table linen. towels aud stamped lin
en- also a large stock of underwear, hosiery
rloves cor.ets. etc. at NJ palmbaum q Bro $
Mrs. Burcheu. relict Of john Burchei'
died ut soldiers Rest near BerryYile'
Clarke county, Thursday, aged Lightweight
wears.
" Palmbaum * Bro. keep fine line OF
5r--. goods. trimmings, shawls, skirts, Han
ae,, wors,eds, zephyrs, etc. Next to Wat
SON House.
Hon. b. ID. Gibson, Of this town, was, last
o... a. Nartinsburg. elected Grand High
pris,. Of the Grand Royal Arch Chap
Ger for tbe ensuing year.
The Charles-Town Mining, Manufacture
Ing and improvement Company is square
and liberal and deserves the success 1t Is
achieying.-H T. Satid
Mr. james L. Avis, of Harrisouburg, for,
merly of this place, has been elected Grand
Commander Of the Virginia Grand Com
mandery, Knights Templar.
Mr. W. :. Merchant served TO his custom
last saturday roasts and rounds and sirloins
from fourteen hundred pound steer which
hs bought from Mr. Craven Trussell.
Fine lines of gloves -Charles-Iown aud
Baltimore make-uone superior and sold at
Iar prices 20 close them out.
HARRY VI. WHIrrINGTON.
Fruits. foreign and domestic-also canned
goods of standard brands groceries-staple
and fancy Full stock-all fresh-ior sale
bv HARRY NJ. WHIrTINGroN.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Mr.. Jas
w. Kayunaugh TO Miss Addie J. Conrad TO
take place IN II James Catholic Church in
th place. to-day, Nov Is, at 1880 a. M.
Fora considerable part of the time clouds
Instructed a view Of the moons eclipse on
sunday night. but there were intervals when
opportunity offered for fair observation.
The Farmers Institute begins its session
here tomorrow and viii remain in session
until Friday evening. Doubtless the dis
cl,siors win be instructive and entertaining.
The Independent" steamer on saturday
afternoon threw three splendid streams of
u..er above the wcather-yane ON the Court
House 3. va, q clever demonstration Of
.t- capacity
Iae Town Council has authorized the
Mayor % make dye-year contract with
,le City Electric Light Company for light
ing Washington Hail. the council room and
engine house.
Ladies clean your KID gloves with Maih-
,-s Glove Cleaner tor sale only by Burns
6 >hugert-where may be found a full line
Of dressed and uudressed kid gloves in all
CHE most desirable shades
a new schedule ON B. d O. Il. K. went
it, effect on sunday We have no, been
notified of the changes made Trains going
East pass Charles-Towu a few minutes ear
la- .huu heretofore, We understand.
See by advertisement that Mr. W. =.
Merchant wants twenty-five hundred tur-
kegs He will pay the top market price
and be wants them delivered Thursday and
Friday of this wees-l9,h aud 20th.
cold John" rs he has been called foi
y-.r. past "a horse ridden by General Pc
gram when be was shot-died at Mr.. Daniel
Cocsrelrs farm last week. aged about 8,
Years Not many of the old war stceds left