Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-12-06
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CT. Wall will ship fat hogs Saturday
December 9th. 1898.
Have you seen that large stock Of new
lamps at G. Z. Hughes
Tt will pay you to look at :. H. Landis'i
stock Of boots before buying.
Wells Richardson's celebrated butter col
or for sale a, Aisquith & Co.'S
Letters are advertised at Charleston for
Jesse P. Bailey and John Kelly.
For fine dress goods, underwear, knit goods
and shoes go to Burns & Shugert's.
Muas, Nuts, Mufs A larsc aS.o5tneu;
lust received by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
For blankets, comforts, hannels, shawls,
underwear aud gloves see Palmbaums.
Many rings of various styles, neat, dura-
bic and reasonable in price at Browns Jew
elry store
Wsnted.-Old China, Brie-a-brac, Relics,
&C. Address John Treblig, North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Just received new line Of currants,
pruues, prunillss, eitrOn, etc, ats II. Lam
diss cheap cash store.
We are informed a new time schedule will
20 into effect next Sunday on the B. & o.
Some big changes It's said.
Just received by NJ. Pslmbaum & Bro.
fne assortment Of stamped linens and zephyr
worsteds, also towels, napkins, etc.
We are certain that you will hnd some
thing for each Of your friends for a Christ
mas present at Browns jewelry store.
Burns & shugert are showing beautiful
line Of white, red and gray blankets, white
spreads, and comforts at very low prices.
For coughs, colds or any affection of the
throat and lungs try Compound Syrup of
White Pine and Tar prepared by Aisquith
& Co.
Mr.. S L. Williams is making eonsidera-
bleimprOyements to the farm at Shenandoah
Junction recently purchased BY him from
Mr.. R. W Morrow.
For beans, peas, hominy, hominy fake,
rice, new food, cracked wheat, breakfast
hominy, Genoa maccaroni etc, 60 to s.
H. Landis's cheap cash store.
We have beautiful goOds-a great variety, |
staple and fancy,-suitable as holiday gifts |
The prices are low enough to surprise you. |
Call and see. PALMBAUM Bros.
Currauts cents a pound at Landis's;
Arbuckles coffee 25c. at Landis's; Valencia |
raisins &C. at Landiss; Leghorn citron 15c.
at Landis's; Prize baking powder at Ian
dis's
Our wOodpile is getting very low, and |
there's prospect Of snow. Hope some Of
our kind farmer friends will send US lot Of
good wood before Prof Hicks's bad weather
sets in.
Remember that G. E. Hughes sells fine
raisins, currants aud citron. He is prepared. |
also, to furnish candies, nuts, oranges, etc,
toSunday- schools at reasonable rates Come
and see.
Miss Mary Cockrell viii have for sale the |
book Of Mr.. j. o. easier, -Four Years in
the Stonewall Brigade" It is illustrated |
and is an interesting history of occurrences
participated in by the author.
A part Of the Registers force went coon
hunting Tuesday night They came back
lad in
freeing an old iomcat.-Sbsp. Register.
Weapons, Of course, boO5acks.
A decree was rendered at Christisnsburg,
Va, on Monday BY Judge Blair in the case
Of L. L. Boyce vs.. the West Virginia Coal
and Iron Company and the Wolcott heirs
for the sum Of $4,000 for plaintiff
The cold Family Grocery" is crammed
with seasonable goods Groceries, canned
goods, fruits, notions, wood, tin, glass, china,
aud earthenware A complete Christmas
stock and low prices prevail C.D EBY.
Would I were the one that will get this
certain ring" said a lady looking into a
ievelry store window Brown, the jeweler,
heard the remark aud has it put in print
AN young men are requested 10 locate the
lady aud fulfill her request
Mr. F. NJ. Pennock, florist, has received
a me assortment Of Towering bulbs-in-
Guiding byscinths, tulips, Chinese sacred
lilies, eallas. crocuses, etc, etc, and is pre-
pared TO plant out beds Of the same for
spring blooming at reasonable prices.
Saturday last December 2nd, was the an
niyersary Of the hanging Of John Brown
here-thirty- four years ago OF course we
could not fail on that day 20 recall the fact
,ha, John Browns first victim at Harper's
Ferry was an industrious, inoaensiye color.
ei man"
The handsome residence of Mrs Coke, at
Berryyille, was destroyed by FIRE about one
o'clock Tuesday morning Of last week Mrs.
Coke and her daughter escaped by jumping
from a second-s,ory window. They threw
a mattrass from a window and jumped upon
n The loss Was $4,000
To the Supreme Court Of Appeals, at
Charleston, Saturday; in the case of Miller
vs.. the Shenandoah Pulp Company, the
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