Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-07-11

Pure buttermilk soap, Of the hacS' 4dah'y'
a. Landis's.
Wire window screens and doors at Beall
d Coleman's
For lace curtains and bed spreads see
Palmbaums.
New embroideries, lsces aud white goods
at Palmbaums'.
Fly fans, ice picks and water coolers at
Beal & Coleman's.
Elerau. line of tablets and other writing
material at Boards.
Fine ginghams, satteens and French per-
Gales at Pslmbaums.
Postal notes are not issued now. Money
orders are substituted.
You should see the new goods PaImbaums
have received this week.
BUY YOUR percales now, while the assoTt-
ment Is large at Palmbaum's
Palmbaums are receiving the latest styles
Of dress goods, trimmings, etc.
Just received, fresh supply OF LandrethS
turnip seed at Aisquith * Cos.
Fishing tackle. powder, shot, caps, loaded
shells and wads at Beall * Coleman's.
You can get a good Mocha and Java cOf-
fee for % cents per pound at Laudis's.
Genuine duplicates ofOliver chilled plOws
and an its parts at Beall & COleman's.
To convince you that our prices are cheap
ON lamps. give Us a call. 5. H. LANDS.
If YOU want to invest your dollar to good
advantage in dress goods, etc, see Palm
baums.
aIonao is the name Of the new Mocha and
lava coffee for sale for % cents per pound
a, Iaudis,
Mr. IS. f. Weirick has threshed his crop
Of whea, and the yield was thirty one bush
els 90 the acre
Beard. the stationer, shows the largest
line Of hsmmocks and window shades in
Jefferson county.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac Relies
&c. Address John Treblig, North How
ard street, Baltimore.
A large assortment Of toilet soaps includ-
ing our own brands, Pure Palm and Elder
Flower skin soap at Aisquith & Cos.
Judge f. Boyd Faulkner on Friday last
purchased the Samuel Strider land, 2OOacres
near Harper's Ferry, at S25 per acre.
A carload Of ground alum and fine salt
lust received by B. c. Washington, Agent
a. his warerooms near B. * o. station.
The Independent Fire Company Of thi'
Town will celebrate its 10Th anniversary OF
Saturday next, by a parade at p. m. snC
Banquet at 9P. m.
Three dollars and some whiskey were sto
len from the saloon Of Mr.. W. G. Earnshav
las. Thursday night. The thieves entered
through a rear window.
Miss Alice Barringer, Of Shenandoah
Junction. died at that place on Tuesday
evening. July 3rd. The remains were IN
TERED in Edge Hill Cemetery.
Harper's Ferry postofice has recent.
been raised to the presidential class, and Of
Monday President Cleveland nominated tn
pressn, postmaster, c. B. Wentzell, to tn
Senate for confirmation.
Lost-June IS, on pike between Charles
Town and Winchester. silver bicyclem medal
Second Prize Shenandoah Agricultural 50
cis.y to John II. Minnick" on it. Fair re
ward if left at this Office.
The best medicines are Humphreys Spe
cites. They cure surely they cure quicS
ly. they cure economically. Every pell'
s. worth its weight in gold as curatiy
agent For sale by druggists.
The examination Of candidates for teacl
er. appointment will be held on the lIi
and 18th instant. The County SuperinteI
dent. Rev Mr.. Neel, and Miss Kate Chan
bers and Mr.. Walter Hill will constitute d
board
Mrs. Elizabeth Richey, wife Of the Ia
Rev. F. n. Richey, Of the VI. f. Chnrc
south. died at her home in Woodstock, Va
oa Tuesday night. July Bird, at an advance
age Mrs. Jno. J. Jobe is a daughter
,ls deceased lady
We acknowledge from the committ'
Nes,r. j Holme', C II. Grimm and
O.. Eaushaw. an invitation 70 attend g
l9.h anniversary banquet of the lndePen
eu. Fire Company at Washington Hall
saturday evening, July l4'h, At o'elOe
We regret to learn Of the death OF Nj
Burr the estimable wife Of NJ W. Blu
Esq. of Shenandoah Junction. She "
found dead ia bed we understand, yesterd
noming Mrs Burr, who had reached
advanced age, was one OF the best OF WON
aai her death viii be regretted by laI
number lf relatives aud friends who kn
ler worth and loved her Tor her goodness
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