Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-10-31

ButteriCk s patterns never ldu 10 lito'N'
You will find them in stock at Boards.
Hon. Geo. R. Vending will be one Of
the speakers at the court house on Saturday
Seventy-two ministers attended the fuuer-
al of Rev. Brown, cOlored, in Baltimore, a
few days ago.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relics,
&c. Address John Treblig, o North How
ard street, Baltimore.
The vestry of the Middleway, summit
Point and Leetown Churches will meet in
Middewsy on the lst Saturday in Noyem-
ber
Rev. Frank Aglionby Of Christ Church,
London. preached in Zion Episcopal
Church here on Sunday last morning and
night
A botei burned in Seattle, state Of Wash
iprton. Saturday morning. Ten men, three
women and three children were burned to
death
The farm of John Moler, containing 50
acre. and located near Bakerton, was sold
and brought $50 per acre. Michael Brown,
purchaser
Madam Rubl has organized an iustru-
mental and vocal music class in shepherds
.,,, We recommend her as an excellent
instructor
Mr. Zsph Baue recently lost two valuable
horses One dropped dead in the road OPP
posite the farm Of Mr.. II. I. Miley and the
other died at home from collie.
The beautiful home Of General Coxey at
Massilon, Ohio, was burned yesterday
Mos. Of its costly furniture aud brick-a-
brack was consumed. Loss estimated from
$4,000 TO $4,000
Died a, Myerstowu, Oct is, 1891, of
pneumonia, Margaret Josephine, daughter
of the late Joseph T. Myers and Maggie
Myers, aged months and % days. "Of
such is the kingdom Of Heaven
The Goldsmith house, on South Charles
street. now occupied by Mr. VI E. BoHnger,
through the sgeucy Of Mr.. V. NJ. Firor has
been sold 90 Mr.. Daniel Clckrell for 3, 200.
Mr. CockreH, it is stated, will move into
town in the early spring.
Every Democrati in the county who has a
horse. ORGAN get one, is requested to come to
town on Saturday next mounted. TO escort
Gen. Fitz Lee % the house at2 o'clock.
Republicans who propose 70 vote for Hon.
WIN. J. Wilson are invited 90 join the pro-
ce,si0n
The Womau's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Baltimore Con ference has been in
session at Berryyille. About fifty delegates
I'm attendance. Rev. Dr. Harper, of Win
chester. preached sunday 90 a great congre-
cation. and Rev. II p Hamil preached
Monday night
The Abingdon Virg,uiau says The cat
de business in Southwest Virginia is re7iv-
i0r. aud under sound Democratic rule this
country viii soon regain It's lost supremacy
ia .he cattle trade. More cattle will be
shipped this year and at better profit to the
farmer chan has been the case for several
years
Judge E. b. Faulkner held a special term
of court here Yesterday Four persons
Arthur Davenport, John Leaf, John W.
TunweIl and Moses Bennett declared their
intention TO become citizens, and VIM Wat
tiers was naturalized Mr. w. F. Alexander
qualified as attorney and Mr.. Thomas X.
Moore was appointed page.
By the timely discovery Of fire iu the sta
BE at the old home on Main street of the
eIitor Of this paper a big conAagration was
ager.ed ON sunday morning. The floor OF one
stall ives burned. and the flames were creep
i1gup a post towards the hay loft A match
or cigarette was, doubtless, carelessly drop
ped by some person who had no business
there
Mr.. Carter VI. Louthan Of Madison coun-
ty. formerly Of Clarke county, spoke at Re
publican meeting In Page county on Mon
day week. Returning homeward boy short
route. be lost his way I'm the Blue Ridge, and
.praiued his ankle Tie spent two days and
two nights In the mountain before he wa
discovered. That was am uncomforiabiy
close call
Gen. Fit Lee, Col. Victor Baughman
Hon. Geo. r. Vending aud. perhaps, othei
distinguished spcakeIs will address the peo
pie Of Jefferson at thecourt-house on Satur
day. Speaking 20 begin at O'Clock.
Every Democrat in the county who ha
or can obtain a horse Is requested to CONF
mounted 90 escort Gen Lee Republican
who intend to vote for Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson
are invited 70 Zine the cavalry
A grand rally in Charles Town on Satur
day at p. m. The speakers win be Gen
Fitz Lee and Col. Victor Baughman. 1t i
hardly necessary to say that there vii
scarcely be standing room Cor the people
Two more popular speakers are not to-da
on the hastings, II we omit our own BILLY
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