Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-02-28

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CT. Wall has two well-bred stock bulls
for sale.
We've had a merry jingle of sleigh bells
siace Sunday.
Special bargains in mems and boys over
coats at Kahn's.
For eottOns, bleached and uubleached,
see Palmbaum & Bro.
For bed spreads, table linens, towels, etc,
see NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
Use Landreth's seeds aud good vegets-
bic garden is assured. For sale at Aisquith
& Cos.
W. 5. Merchant SAYS he has dozen extra
fine fat cattle to kill during the month Of
March.
Great reduction at Palmb1uai'i ia O.~u-
kets, comforts, underwear, shawls, dress
goods, etc.
Landreth's celebrated garden seeds, Of
which We have the exclusive sale, at Ais
quith & Cos.
F. Wall has a fresh COW for sale which
he recommends as kind and gentle, and
good mixer
Friday night next is the regular time for
the meeting Of John W. Rowan Camp, Con-
federate Veterans.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relics,
&c. Address John Treblig, North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Keep Beard in mind when you want new
window shades. lie can make them to nj
YOUR windows, and cheap, too.
CT. Wall says he viii pay the highest
price for good fat veal calves. He will come
for them and will ship any day.
Letters are advertised at Charleston for
Miss Fannie Brown, Frank ". Bigger, Mrs.
NJ. L. Dawson and G. W. WEIGH.
To make room for new styles of wall pa
Der coming March 1st, present stock will be
sold st cost until that time, at Boards.
Two hundred 25 and so cent novels from
the great Worthington failure in New York
will be sold at 10 cents each at Boards.
If you have any live stock to sell and
wan. 10 dispose Of it at once, call on c. F.
Wall. and if he cannot use it he will find
you n buyer.
Milf. Reininger has sold the Welsh
property, corner Of Liberty and West Sts.,
recently purchased by him, to Mr.. Joseph
Wageley, for 5000.
Beard. the statiOner, shows the prettiest
line Of box writing papers ever brought to
Charles Town. Have you seen those pretty
tints in the window?
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Eugene NJ. Chapman 10 Miss Clara Tavsn-
ner. to take place in the Baptist Church in
Charles Town on Thursday evening, March
Sth, 1894, at s. O'Clock.
Mr.. George B. GOetz, Of the big harness
factory here. has returned from a successful
business trip to Boston and elsewhere. We
trust the orders secured viii warrant tie
employment Of large force.
Mrs. Lille Snyder McVeigh daughter of
MI &c. Snyder, Of Clarke county and wife
Of Mr.. Howard II. McVeigb, died at her
home in Parkersburg on Saturday, Feb
18th, and was buried in Berryville Monday
the 10Th.
Col. J. G. Hurst and Mr.. Chas. H. Trail
recently sustained loss on q small dwell
lug house on their land near Harper's Fer
". which was covered and promptly paid
through the Insurance Agency Of Washing
ton and Alexander.
Snow began to fall here about noon Sun
day and continued through the night and
Monday morning. The ground was covered
to the depth Of twelve inches. This is not
an item Of news, but We chronicle it for the
information Of future inquirers.
Mr.. Richard H. Flood a former resident
Of this town, died in Washington City on
Monday morning last, Goth instant. His
funeral will take place TO day, from the
residence Of his son, VIM. 2. Flood, Az
Eighth street, Washington. Mr.. Flood was
about sixty years Of age.
The Secretary Of State has issued char
ter to the Charles Town Building Associa-
ton. the incorporators of which are Messrs.
5. s. Dalgsrn, L. A. Alexander, Henry
Dunn. Jno. A. Washington, John Porter
field, J. G. Hurst, C. I. Shugert, NJ. Kerch-
eval and R. II. Phillips.
Many customers tell US they read careful
Is our advertisements IS they can always be
depeaded upon When we say we have
overcoais at cost aud rubber boots and shoes
cheaper than elsewhere they can come and
end It Just 80 First quality mems rubber
boots, S2.75; 2nd do, $40; Srd do, $500.
Ladies' overshoes, 25c. up Wet weather
demands them. HAGLEY, The Outiitter.
Tn the circuit court good deal Of chan
Gerry business was transacted. John Camp
bell and VIM. H. Bowers were sentenced to
three days in Jail for contempt in not obey
ing summons to appear before the grand
jury as witnesses. A. Burton, /. N. Kemp,
John W. Doll A. f. Lewis and f. o.
COIgage we're appointed trustees Of Logan