Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1893-11-22

Diamond dyes, all shades a. A'squl'n "
eos
Any thing in artists line furnished at
Boards.
Children. toy book, in endless variety at
Boards
You should see those fine rocking chairs
at G. E. Hughes.
Have you seen that large stock OF ne"
lamps at G. E. Hughes
First.elass mountain buckwheat -four for
sale by W. S. Merchant.
Card cases and purses, suitable for Christ
mas presents, at Boards.
Yesterday We bad the second snow OF the
sesson-about two inches.
It will pay you to look at 5. d. Landi'''
stock Of boots before buying.
Wells Richardson's celebrated butter COL
or for sale At Aisquith & Co.'S.
Forfue dress goods, underwear, knit goods
and shoes 20 to Burns & Shugerts.
MuFs Muas, Nuts A large assortment
lust received by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
For blankets, comforts. aannels, shawls,
underwear and gloves see Palmbaums-
Beard. the stationer, makes fue display
Of books, booklets, games, etc, for Christmas.
W. $. Merchant expects to supply the
Thanksgiving Day demand for fat turkeys
Iron steps and railing have been placed
in front of the Presbyterian Church BY Mr..
John H. Bishop.
wan,ed.-Old China, Bric-s-brae, Relics.
&c. Addres. John Treblig, 9 North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Just received new line of currants,
prunes, prunillas, oitrOn, etc, IS. H. Lam
ds's cheap cash store.
The Sentinel says DIR. s W. Lightner is
heading a movement to establish Nati'n-
Al Bank at Harper's Ferry.
AB.&O. train ran over and killed a
catamount just west Of Island Park one
night last week. F. Sentinel
Just received by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
sns assortment Of stamped linens and zephyr
worsteds, also towels, napkins, etc.
Letters are advertised at Charleston for
John Foley B. D. Gibson, Chss n. HOugh,
Miss Jessie Logic and Frank Myers.
Burns & Sbugert are showing a beautiful
line Of white, red and gray blankets, white
spreads, and comforts at very low prices.
y. & W. r. R. trains now pass Charles
Town southwark at $40 =. m. and 5.S7 P. m.
and northward at $50 8. m. and 1872 P. m.
For coughs, colds or any affection Of the
throat and lungs try Compound Syrup Of
White Pine and Tar, prepared by Aisqui'h
& Co
DR.. VIM. Neill has been appointed a cOun-
Gilman for the third ward to I'll vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Mr. L. NJ.
Blessing.
Mr.. c. W. Mock and Mr.. Siford made q
splendid foundation for dwelling house to
be erected for Mr. Thomas EarnshSW on
West Liberty street.
For beans, peas hominy, hOminy fake,
rice, new food, cracked wheat, breakfast
hominy, Genoa maccarOui, etc, 60 TO 5.
II. Landis's cheap cash store.
Fat turkeys wanted by W. 5 Merchant,
for which the highest market price will be
paid in cash. They must be delivered by
Thursday or Friday Of this week.
The Winchester Times says the monument
20 be erected by Mr. Charles B. ROuss in
NJ Hebron oenetory will cost $4,000 in
stead Of $4,000 as heretofore stated.
Currauts cents 4 pound a. Landis's;
Arbuckes coffee 25c at Landis's; Valencia
rlisins Sc At Landis's; Leghorn citron 15c.
=. Landis's; Prize baking powder at Ian
diss
Remember that G. f. Hughes sells Cue
raisins. currants aud citron. Hei prepared.
also. 20 furnish candles, nuts, oranges, etc,
tosunday schools al reasonable rates. Come
and see
Mrs. Mollie f. Kitsmiller, widow Of the
late Jennings Kitzmillsr, and daughter Of
the late Frederick Greasy, Of Leesburg. died
in Washington City on Sunday lsst-sged
SO years.
The pos,orice will be closed on Thursday,
November SOtb. 1898. Thanksgiving Day,
from 10 a. m until D, M, and from $50
Until Q p. IN. No money order business
transacted
The extensive machine shops OF the SheP-
hsrdsiovn Manufacturing Company, which
have been practically idle for several years
past, have been leased to Mr. George f.
Cochuower, Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs Charlotte Duncan Fort, aged rs
years, widow Of the late Leander A. Fort,
died "a { Friday evening. at her home IN
Baltimore Deceased was the oaly sister Of
Dr. James Logic Of this place.