Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-01-13

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sPECrACLEs AND EYE GLASSES.
our stock is complete. save your eyes oy
using our DIAMOND LENSE; o,.>
Optican and Jeweler
o.- a is9i Washington Street.
Public sales.
Feb. Stock, farming implements &c,
bv W. C. Carroll.
Feb. 3. Real estate Of the late Capt John
+. Smith.
see advertisement Of lost breastpiu
Tomorrow Mr.. C. f. Wall viii ship cat
tlo. hogs. sheep aud calves
For calendars We are indebted 70 Mr.
Horace Beall, the hardware merchant
w. Charles Graves will accept our thanks
for bushel of nice apples. they came
iust in the nick OF time.
Key, infant son Of Mr. and Ms Joseph
D.. Sappiug.on died Saturday evening Of Ia
grippe aud was buried on Sunday.
We acknowledge from Mr.. lho>. }. West
bag Of fine eating apples, for which he
p. has our thanks and well wishes
WANrEp.-Old time mahogany furniture
clocks, brasses, Sc. Address, JOHN TREB-
Doc. North Howard street, Baltimore.
Col. George y. Porterfeld has disposed
of bis farm in this county, near the Bow
en- 800 acres, to Mr.. George Washington,
Of this town.
The editor Of the Adroca,e appears thank
ul for small favors Here him: THE
grippe partially missed us-at least it struck
our better half"
Until Joseph Trapnell Esq, gets able to
ully resume the duties of his profession,
hl. son. Mr.. Benz. Trapnell, viii attend to
business for him.
Thirteen pounds each was the weight of
si.h. head of cattle delivered at the y. Il
W. station here last week by Mr.. Lee Shr-
,ey. Good steaks for somebody.
Tie cautious pedestrian kept IN the mid
DE of the stree, Monday nigh; and Tuesday
morning Those oyerconhdent persons who
took the sidewalk were likely % take it in
sitting posture.
One Of ,he finest pumpkins we nave seen
tor many day-oue chat looks like j, had
81 whole bakery OF pies in Twas sent Us.
ca days ago, by Miss Emma Cain-one
o. the friendly readers of THE FREE Pass.
Nes,.,. Cooke Is Washington have dis
,l,i partnership and Mr.. D. A. Phillips
BIAS -ucceedcd Mr. Washington. Mrs. j.
l Bllups has disposed of her stock of
good, 90 Mr.. Clarence ID. Eby-of the "Old
Family Grocery"
Rev. f. J. Wilson. the popular pastor Of
s. Peters Catholic Church at Harper's
Ferry and Of s. Jane, ia this place, also
of congregation, at Shepherdstown and
Niid'cjurg. expects 90 be transferred to
Fredericksburg. Virginia.
Dr. starry. who has been quite sick with
-ae grippe is somewhat better a whole
community vii. cordially rejoice 40 his full
restoration to hcalth-l'r0eG'.
That, ,o The DIS presence lifts @ load
o .he sick man Go whom he ministers.
Harrison 4. Glove. 500 employee OF the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. died in
Wilmington. y. G.. Wednesday. H. was a
a...ec or L.udoau county. audi 80. the
breaking ONT OF ihe war 1885, employed in
che United States armory at Ha5per's Ferry.
pr y % Willis. having su attack OF
-arac. r4, uo. able to attend the chess
ulnemeut m AirXaulria. The other gen
.s.tn. vc understand 800 went down.
raey @ial anything the matter with
. cle,.t
Ni- Henry DUNN has disposed OF bis
ueus and business house, near Bank of
Da--e--Ioaa, 90 Mr. James 4. Thomas
l,r DUNN wili 90 up an establishment in
She K,sr,.es building now Ac property
}r pmm AND conjgc, his confection-
'g business there. Price paid by Mr..
Thomas. -.sl0.
No. William Grim. ST.. Of summit Point,
-, O.. 400 advanced age, at his home at
a-. Faceou Wednesday, January 9th, from
effects of grippe Mr. Grim was man
honesty and integrity aud possessed the
'-s. Of an who knew him. We extend
-rcoriial sympathy TO the wife 50 stricken
rsar, who still survives him.-1drocqts.
A. balance of SIS e is due to those per-
.-.. go ihi. aud Berkeley counties who
paid direc. tax Co tine L. =. government
under an act of Congress Of 1851 There
arc iour hundred and twenty eight or more
PERSONS ia the list entitled to this balance.
Parties interested may obtain full iuforma-
r'n by calling upon Foues, W. Brown, Esq.
Mr., John McClencu died at her residence
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