Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-03-22

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Landreth's garden seed. for sale at Ais
qui,h & Co.'S
Palmbaums are receiving their springa and
summer goods.
For torcbon laces and fine embroideries
see PAlmbaums'
Thi. is the season for paper hanging. Go
20 e.. f. Hughes for your paper.
lluslins and cambrics from the cheapest
90 the best. at NJ. Palmbaum & Bros
Palmbsums is headquarters for table
linen, towels and bed spreads. Prices are
o. K.
nc your watch needs attention call aud see
II. G.. Knapp. You will get honest work
at honest prices.
Great reduction at NJ. Palmbaum & Bros
To- blankets, fine comforts, shaWls, mutis,
wool underwear, etc.
Thirty.three years last Thursday since
the hanging of Stevens aud Hazlett, the
John Brown raiders
West Virginia free school books, writing
ink pens and penholders for sale at Brown
& HooT's drug store.
The Misses Ware have changed the day
Of sale of personal property to Monday,
27,h. instead Of 2S,h, as heretofore adver-
tised.
Box paper aud envelopes Of the latest
styles, plain and ruled pen and pencil tab
lets aud a line of fine stationery at Brown
& HooGs drug store.
Mr. ]. Marcus circuit, proprietor Of Ho-
tsl Michigan. at Winchester, died Of peuro
pneumonia last week-aged IS years. He
was only sick about four days
Nr. VIM. Kahn is is New York this week
purchasing spring goods He expects TO
make DIR. store-roo very attractive to gem
dsmeu who want neat-6iting and stylish
suits, etc.
NJ Clark Il. Purcell for year past as
s1cia.s editor of the Winchester Times. has
retired from the business He is the Fred
erick county surveyor aud viii pursue that
ayocatiou.
This is the time of year 90 get your horses
Is good condition for your spring work, and
you can do so By using Eureka Horse Pow
ier-best on the market Prepared and
sold by Light & Watson.
Hog meat is rather elevated. Il Is said
tlat bacon az Mr.. David Decks sale sold
for ~ cents per pound, and lard at % cents
-1drocgfe
IL the above be true the purchaser didn't
expect to pay forit.
Workmeu are busy on the foundations for
Mr.. @. ID. Eby's new store-house aud dwell
ing on Liberty street The brick work on
Mr.. Frank Davis dwelling on North Charles
street will be pressed the brick but the
work-as the weather permits
Hon. Taylor Berry, Of Amherst, Virginia,
who has been admirable in service in both
house, Of the Virginia legislature, aud is
now suggested for the lieut. -governorship
of the grand old state, is a native Of Jetler-
SOMA son Of the late Hon. Henry Berry,
ot >hepherls.ovn.
Rev. George II. Denny a Presbyterian
minister and father Of Prof Wright Denny
of ,he Charles Town Academy, died at
Amelia Court-H ouse Virginia, on the l4,h
in,an,-aged go years. Prof Denny, who
was called home By telegram, arrived few
l0lr. before The death of his father.
Nr George Cockril, an indus,riou, farm
er and otherwise worthy citizen, died at his
home in this county on Friday evening last.
He Was stricken With paralysis a few days
before lie was buried in Edge-Hill Gem
e,ery Sunday afternoon after services at the
home conducted by Rev DR.. Hopkins.
The country is flooded with cheap, doc
tored compounds, sold as whiskey, and
consumers cannot be too careful to demand
q brand that they can rely upon.
l. w Harper's Nelson county, Ky
Wbi.key is standard brand guaranteed
absolutely pure by the distilier-, As we'll as
by O., W. Thomas, Charles Town, w. Va.
SIR. r. VI. Pennock has macadamized the
crossing at the Belt Line near his gardens
and greenhouse so that ladies' and others
can now gain access there in vehicles with
much more ease than heretofore The rep
uta.iou of Mr. r. NJ Pennock in Aoricul-
ture is building up for the Charles Town
gardens aud greenhouse an extensive pat
ronage abroad To meet this demand Mr.
=. has established agencies in both Martins
burg aud Winchester, and will probably do
the same at other points