Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-03-29
- sunday j. 80 suaday.

& Co.'S.
Bathing and carriage spOnges at Aisquith
& Co.'S.
New furniture, wall paper, etc, at G. E.
Hughes.
A full line of Easter cards a. Light &
Wstson's.
Garden seeds, fresh and good, at Light &
Watsons,
Vaudeville & Kings flower seed at Light
& Watson's.
Landreth's garden seed, for sale at Ais
quith & Co.'S.
Dogs killed thirty-eight sheep belonging
20 Mr.. Geo. W. Shirley.
Mr.. H. G.. Knapp, jeweler, will accept
our thanks for Easter cards.
Mr.. C. Holmes is improving the dwell
ing Of Mrs. c. W. Aisquith.
H.G. Knapp has just received full line
Of spectacles and eye glasses
For fine embroideries, laces, ribbons, silks,
etc. see NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
This is the season for paper hanging. Go
20 q. E. Hughes for your paper.
Palmbaum's is the place for underwear,
hosiery. gloves corsets, haudksrchietS, etc.
Mr. C. Horace Gallaher moved yesterday
into the Coyle house, corner Of Washington
aud Samuel streets.
Subscribers to THE FREE Press who may
change their postofH,e address will please
notify US promptly.
Mr.. Jacob Custer died at his home in
Shepherdstown Tuesday afternoon Of last
week, aged % years
A full line Of fine tooth, hair, nail and
shaving brushes, Of best manufacture, at
Brown & Hoof7s drug store
Jus. recelyed.-A beautiful line Of rings,
chains. charms, scarf pins. shirt studs, lace
pins aud ear drops at Il. g. KnaPp's.
NJ. Palmbaum & Bro. have received a fine
assortment Of latest style dress goods, trim
mings. etc. Their prices are always o. K.
Butter Milk. Scotch Dat Meal and Holly
Toilet and Tar aud Witch Hazel Soaps, for
toile. purposes, for sale a, Brown 4 HoOf' 5.
The old Jail property in Martinsburg has
been purchased by the Kings Daughters
for city hospital. Consideration 3 100.
Use Camphorated Nap,haline for putting
away WOODEN woods thorough preventive
against moths. For sale by Aisquith 4 Co.
Mr. Charles " Brown, jeweler, this week
presented US with Chicago Views and
Around the World"-handsome Easter
souvenirs
Mutinsburg people are again enjoying
The electric lighting Of the streets Of the
old burg A temporary suspension left them
in the dark.
Mr.. George Leslie caught q fine, large
shad in the Potomac river at Dam No.
while fishing with a net one day last week.
Ship, Register.
Just received = line Of paints, ready mix
ed. for household purposes. Walnut ma
hogany. oak and other stains a, Brown x
HooH's drug store
Palmbaums is headquarters for table lin-
ems, towels, bed spreads, lace curtains, etc.
Prices lower than ever. For dress goods,
etc. see VI. Palmbaum & Bro.
The Hsrper's Ferry Spf'ns' says, Post
master 5. Y. Yautis, who has been IN for a
number Of weeks, is still confined to the
house. though somewhat improved in
health"
Mrs. Rosa Lee Rockenbaugh, wife Of Mr..
Harry Rockenbaugb OF this place, died
very suddenly this week Of Inflammation of
the stomach. Her age was 26 years.-H
p ~sfnel
Pa.mbsum Brothers are crOUding their
s,ore-room With spring goods aud for rush
Of business only await the ethereal mild
ness thar these latter days are reasonably
expected 90 bring.
This is the time Of year to get your horses
Is good condition for your spring work, and
you can DO so by using Eureka Horse Pow
der-bes, on the market. Prepared and
sold by Light & Watson.
Mr. Edward O. Williams, who lived in
Whiting, Neck, Berkeley county, about
three miles above Scrabble, died sunday
night week after long illness Of cousumP-
ton Of he throat, aged 80 wears.
The robins and other spring birds are
making their appearance in considerable
numbers and We again call attention to the
fac, that the law afixes a penalty Of fine
or Imprisonment ior the killing Of them.
Through the efforts Of Mrs. Henrietta B.
Lee sufficient money has been contributed
90 rebuild the stone wall around the old
Episcopal graveyard in this place, and the
work is now nearly 6nished.-Stsp. Register.
Bulls-Head Flsvoring Extracts are war
raHted % be positively pure. They are
made Of the best ingredients only. and are