Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-09-02
old familg gunraal.
I-oncrosssegars are the best

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Knapp.
good smoke, you say then try Iron
Cross cigars.
The be,, are the cheapest; then try Iron
Cross cigars.
The supreme Court Of Appeals begins a
term here to-day.
HAIRY Wilmington keeps nice fresh can
die, and Iron Cross cigars
Forty or nifty cords Of dry oak wood
wanted by w. F. st ?. Lippi'r
Mrs. shee,z. on Mildred street, had a
beautiful nigbt-bloomiog cereus in flower
la,, week.
The estray buck lambs advertised in TUE
FREE Press last week have bccn restored
90 the owner.
full stock Of public school books and
everything pertaining to school supplies at
Aisluith * Co.'S.
,lorran's Grove is the attraction this
week Much viii be there to be seen, and
the Gathering viii be big one.
The Citizens Fire Company expect a fine
steamer this week. Charles-Towu will be
wsll.souipped TO fight the flames.
beautiful memorial tablet-a tribute to
che late \. =. and Frederika White-has
been placed in zion Episcopal Church.
wAyrrp.-Old time mahogany furniture
clocks brasses, &c. Address, JONI IEEB-
NO. @ North Howard street, Baltimore.
The nigbt-blooming cereus displayed by
Mrs. G. +. Thomas on Friday evening last
wa, am exquisite thing-eIeyen fall blooms.
Mex, week the Winchester Fair viii be
the objective point for thousands of people.
The programme is a popular one for each
day.
Steam-heating fixtures are eng placed in
the residences of Messrs. George Washing
ton and i. W. Brown by Mr. Bellman OF
Hagerstowu.
Mr.W. T. Baden, a weil-known and high
~ respected citizen of Bolivar, died at his
residence in that place last Friday night
aged nearly 73 years.
Mr.. Catherine Sperow, widow of the
late John Sperow, died at her home in Ohio
July 26tb, aged 81 years. She removed
from Berkeley county in 1888.
We acknowledge from Mr.. Charley Brown
a John Brown souvenir silver spoon. Mr..
Brown is trying to get them manufactured
fast enough to supply the great demand.
See advertisement Of Equitable Life In
.unnce Company, Of New York. Mr.. ?. g.
Kennedy is agent for Jefferson county
1mu. policies have recently beo" issued 60
persons here.
The Office of the Jefferson Lumber and
Manufacturing Company has been hand
,omely fitted up, and is supplied with an
elegant solid walnut desk Of the Company S
own manufac,ure.-Spirh
Ladies clean your Kid gloves with Math-
ers Glove Cleaner, for sale only by Burns
& Shugert-where may be found full line
of dressed and uudressed Kid gloves in all
the most desirable shades.
The Charles Town Bark Mills Of the Geo.
Campbell Company booked last week a siu-
de order for twenty thousand bales Of their
product. They are busy on export orders
6, England and the Continent.
Lo-r.-Between the Presbyterian Manse
and the residence Of Mr.. +. c. Butler, Tues
lay night. August 18th inst, small gold
chain necklace with clasp marked &c. H.
Finder rewarded. A. C. HoPEINs.
lIr. A. G. Wynkoop, president of the
Charles Town Real Estate Exchange, in
connection with his other offices has open
ed a branch office at Hotel Conner, Har-
per's Ferry, with Mr.. Frank w. Drew as
clerk
llr. Ta1.mau. superintendent of the
Glove Works. has. within the past few days,
introduced along the b. e o. and other rail-
road, a glove specially designed and suited
or railroad men, and received orders for
hundreds Of dozens
DrA. p. Thomson, who has peach or
charl Of SOME eight thousand trees. most Of
which have not vel, reached anything like
ful bearing, expects to ship this year in the
ne.yh50rhood of two thousand bushels of
reaches-dirorq'e
The Washington City Sharpshooters had
@ delightful week at Green's Mountain
House, South side of the Shenandoah at
Hapers Ferry They found a genial host
in Major Green. They took their departure
ior home last Friday
The Harper's Ferry >atiaei says that Mr.
John Flanagan, one Of Jefrerson's success
ll farmers, harvested this year from sixteen
acre, of ground four hundred and sixty
seven bushels of wheat, an average yield
per acre of over iwenty-nine bushels
Fora pamph,e, entitled Worlds Fairs
from London, 1851. to Chicago, 1882 we
arc indebted 20 Hon. James d. Butt, one Of
Yves, Eue.uias Commissioners. BY the