Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-04-04
old family guarual.
April 1894.

See beArO new MAh foPrA'
See Boards new wall paper
See Boards new wall paper.
See Boards new wall paper.
See Boards new wall paper.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades TO order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Silver skin onion sets at Aisquith & Cos.
R.& G.. corsets for sale by NJ. Palmbaum
and Bro.
For lace curtains and bed spreads see
Palmbaums'.
New embrOideries, laees and white goods
at Pslmbaums'.
Fine ginghams, satteens and French per-
Gales at Palmbaums'.
Fresh shad and herring received almost
daily BY W. 5. Merchant.
Palmbaums are receiving Tie lstest sykes
Of dress goods, trimmings, etc.
Brown & HoOff's Sarsaparilla is the med
icine to take in the spring Of the year.
Hand workers soap; try a cake at ten
cents at Brown & HOoff's drug store.
Ten fine chickens were stolen from Mr..
Armentrout's hen house on Saturday night.
Use Landreth's seeds and good vegets-
bic garden is assured. For sale at Aisquith
& Co.'S
Eggs Of the Gold Dust Buff Cochin Thor
oughbred 81 per sitting; for sale by S. Il.
Lands.
Mr.. Elmer Z. Beachley is making a small
frame addition to Mr.. w s. Merchants
residence.
Landreth's celebrated garden seeds, Of
which We have the exclusive sale, at Ais
quith & Cos.
Many families are changing homes this
year in town and country. The weather
has been suspicious.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relies,
&c. Address John Treblig, North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Messrs. Heaebower & West have cried
s1ty.one sales in this and adjoining counties
since the first Of January.
Asilver watch was stolen from Mr.. George
Wilson. who lives at the Vending house, a
few days ago. He knows the negro that
took it,
When you see it in the Adrooate you can
gamble on it-Adr0oafs.
Then, what 'you see in the AdrOeais' is
an uncertainty
We understand that Cleon Moore, Esq,
Of Charles Town, will be a candidate for the
Legislature from this county. He is good
man and populsr.-Shep. Register.
Toilet Sosp.-We have just received a
tsn-gross lot of pure toilet soap which we
will sell at lowest prices.
brown & HoOFF, Druggists.
have lust received corned beef, Scotch
herring, golden pumpkin, cream table
peaches, California lima beans.
W. ). MERCHANT.
Mary Washington, cOlored, Familiarity
known as Mary Ross, died at her home in
Ripon on Wednesday last, aged 81 years.
She was respected by everybody who knew
her.
Just received by W. S Merchant: Fifty
bushels Of Early Rose potatoes, from last
years seed: also 6rst-class mackerel-very
6ne; Cream table syrup prunes, &c. Coal
Oil-two grades.
We have received from Professor John A.
Myers. Director Of the West Virginia Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station, Bulletins 80
and 86, illustrated, showing defects in wood
caused by insects.
P. R. Harrison has become the purchaser
Of the property owned by Maj. ]. H. Bris-
Tor on Raleigh street, Msrtiusburg, and
which he occupied at the time Of his death,
At the price Of s. 500.
Who rented the Shoemaker farm? The
Adroeqis says it was rented Saturday by
Mr. Brenneman, undera decree of the court. -
And also says in the same paragraph; "Mr.
Thos J. West rented It."
We acknowledge an invitation to attend
The public exercises incident to the celebra-
ton Of the completion Of the building for
the West Virginia Experimental Station, to
Be at Morgantown on Friday morning,
April 9th.
A horse belonging to Mr. John d. Conrad
vas killed by lightning on Thursday night
Of last week Il was insured with Wash
iugton & Alexander, and, like all losses sus-
.sined by this popular insurance agency
hai been promptly paid.
The erection Of an iron bridge at Charles
street over the B. & o. Icy the Vulcan Road
Machine Company, under the supervision
Of General Baylor, civil engineer, is pro-
crossing. With the necessary approaches
it's a work Of considerable magnitude
Two Of Hon. W. L. Wilson's sons have