Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-09
old family gunrnal.
September .. 1891.


Green ginger for preserving at Aisqui'h
& Co.'S
Smoke Pi,tsburg Tobics sold by II. G.
Knapp.
A good smoke. you say; then try Iron
Cross cigars
The bcs, are the cheapest; then try Iron
Cross cigars.
Have your watches, clocks ami jewelry
repaired by II. g. Knapp.
HAIRY Wilmington keeps nice fresh cam
dies aud Iron Cross cigars.
II. q Knapp has the largest sri best as
sor,ment of cigars in town.
The Charles-Towu Coruet Bnl received
their new instruments Monday.
Forty or fifty cords Of dry oak wood
wanted by w. F. & T. P. Lippitt.
The HHda Vernon Company, dozen or
more composing it. is at the Watson House.
A full line Of school books, stationery,
slate sponges, pencils, etc at Light & Wat
sons.
Mrs.. Lucy NJ. Harris died on Thursday at
her home near Bethel, Clarke county, aged
rs years.
ANo. - Oriental" base-burning stove,
i'm good order, for sale cheap Apply at
this Office.
A full stock Of public school books and
everything pertaining to school supplies at
Aisquith & Co.'S.
Martinsburg has a new daily paper-the
World It's editor is Mr.. f. Vernon Aler,
who has been there before.
Mr.. Elliott, ofthe Watson House, received
his third carload Of ice on Friday last-l2
tons each-for his own use.
Mrs. Eleanor p Keerl, aged 81 years, died
NJ the home Of her nephew, Ihos Nelson,
Boyce. Clarke county, on Thursday.
WANrED.-Old time mahogany furniture,
clocks brasses. &c. Address, JOIN TREB-
ZIG. o North Howard street, Baltimore.
MrFB. Souders had on exhibition at
Morean's Grove am eagle, owl and English
masHF He received first premium on each
Elizabeth Hook died at the home Of her
brother. Thos. \. Hook, near Lake View,
Clarke county, on Tuesday week, aged 81
years.
Messrs. Earnshaw and Dooley have been
getting By the carload ornamental zinc
cotnices ETC., for the house of Col. Jno. T.
Gibson.
The Winchester Fair is the objective point
this week. The attractions are such as to
warrant the prediction that great crowds
will be there.
Miss Laura Wood, daughter Of Daniel L.
Wood. of Frederick county, died in Wash
ington last Thursday, of pulmonary trouble
aged II years.
Regular meeting Of Malta Lodge. No. 50,
AF&AM., next Friday evening at S
O'Clock. Business of importance, aud full
attendance requested.
OaThursday, September 18th, Mr.. shryer
Slower win sell some fine furniture and
household goods It is a capital chance to
get goods as good as new.
Prof Tinsley Of the Charlestowu Acad-
emv is DESTROYS Of renting dwelling house.
Communicate with him by letter, or see him
at lIr. C. Horace Gallaher's
A perfect, prompt and radical cure fol
diarrhoea and dysentery is Humphreys
Specifics Nos. Four and Five. Thousands
use them with complete success
The building Of Mrs. George Dooley for.
mer,y a carriage shop, on Main street neal
Water. is being fitted up for the Charles
Town Steam Laundry Of Messrs. Baker q
Gunther.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with Math-
er's Glove Cleaner, for sale only by Burns
& Shucert-where may be found a ful line
of dressed and undressed kid gloves In all
the mos. desirable shades
Breast-s.rlp aud traces were taken from O
horse Of Mr.. Harry Whiuington's whilst
hitched in front Of his store on Friday
night The surprising part Of the story j:
tina. the horse was not taken.
Losr.-Between the Presbyterian MansD
and the residence of Mr. FIG. Butler Tues
day night. August 25th inst, small gol,
chain necklace with clasp marked "A.C. IT,.
Finder rewarded A. O.. HOPKINS.
Letters are advertised as In the Charles
ton postofice for the following persons
Joseph Brown, S. d. Hirchmau Berth
Rubl. Norma Scbloss, Dr. Geo. Terrell, w
E. Chisolm, Miss George Wager an'
Charleston Glove Factory.
Dr. vs.. W. Brown, Regent of the Yves
Virginia University for this Senatorial Dis
tr.c., has appointed as State cadets to tina
institution Messrs Frank Manning and Ar
thur Thomas. of this county, and Charlie
Ross and Robt. = Miller. of Berkeley.