Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-09-12

New mackerel for sale at 5. II. Landis's.
Bucket and chain pumps at Beall & Cole
mans.
The best machine oil at Beall & Cole
mans.
A fun stock of pure spices at Aisquith
6Co's.
Three large mackerel for twenty cents at
:. II. Landis's.
Fall STYLES of hats in all the fashionable
shapes at Kahn's.
A good unbleached cotton for five cents
ward at ). h. Landis's.
A good syrup for twenty-five cents per
gallon at :. H. Landis's.
SH. Lands sells the best overalls made.
Try pair and be convinced.
School Books.-A full line of public
school books at Aisquith & Co.'S.
Doyou need new hat? See the late styles
in derbys, tourists, &c, at Kahn's.
Fishing tackle, powder, shot, caps, loaded
shells and wsds at Beall x Coleman's.
Genuine duplicates ofOliver chilled plows
and al its parts at Beall & Coleman's
Cordwood wanted in exchange for lum-
Der. f. f. BEACHLEY.
For Sl25 you can get nice dress shoe,
either in ladies' or mems styles at Landis's.
The latest styles of note paper, and gen.
eral line Of stationery at Brown & HoOf 5
drug store.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relies,
&c. Address John Treblig, Q North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Notice Palmbaums' store viii be closed
Monday aud Tuesday, October lst aud 2ud
also Wednesday the 10Th.
A large assortment Of toilet soaps includ-
ing our own brands, Pure Palm and Elder
Flower skin soap at Aisquith x Cos,
A carload Of ground alum and fue salt
lust received by B. C. Washington, Agent,
at his warerooms near B. * o. station.
Seed Wheat Wanted-Wanted, a few car
loads Of pure Fultz and pure Fulcaster
wheat for seed. b. c. WAsHINGroN.
We have Just received a full line Of pure
ground and whole spices, strictly pure, for
pickleiug purposes BROwN & HoOFF.
Hon. J.. n. Camden will accept our thanks
for an official copy Of the tariff act as re-
Gently passed by the two houses OF Congress.
For good cigars, smoking and chewing
tobacco, and everything pertaining to the
smokers outfit, call at Brown & Hooh drug
store.
Mr. Daniel Heaebower has purchased OF
special commissioners the Shoemaker farm
near Rippou, containing l67 acres, at 500
per acre.
A stock Of toilet soaps, fine perfumes.
tooth. nail and hair brushes and a general
line Of druggists sundries at Brown x
Hoof's drug store.
The latest in sterling silver belt buckles,
link buttons, scarf pins and shirt waist but
tons. Only the latest prevailing styles. At
Browns jewelry store.
We have Just opened large and complete
line of fall STYLES Of hats All of the correct
shapes in derbys, alpine and crushers at
Kahn's, Sadler Building.
School supplies.-A large stock Of pencil
aud ink tablets, pencils, pens and writing
auid, and everything pertaining to school
supplies at Aisquith & Co.'S.
The editor Of the Advocate writes with
bis tongue sticking out. The inference IS
that he wants to be prepared to moisten his
pencil or lick the editor of the Spirit.
our new fall stock is daily arriving
bought under the new tariff law. You are
cordially invited to inspect.
WM. KAHN. Sadler Building.
Our fayoriug extracts are made Of the
bes, material. Strictly pure and true to
their name, representing the natural flavor
Of the fruit from which they are made.
Brown & HOoFF, Druggists.
The Charles Town Graded School began
its second scholastic year Monday-Mr.
Wright Denny. principal, assisted By Miss
Bette Beller. Mrs. Fowle. Miss Eleanor
Cramer. Miss Lalla Craighill, Mrs. Wilt
shire and Mrs Henson.
The Graded School now has reading
room. on the tables Of which may be found
Puck. Judge, Harper's Young People, St.
Nicholas, Pausy, Youths Companion, Gold
en- Days, Century, Cosmopolitan, Scribner
and Hogosy. besides several dailies, proyid-
ed by the popular entertainment given
iss. spring
Miss Annie Gibson, daughter Of Col. John
T.. Gibson, gave a delightful Tea on Satur-
day evening in honor Of Miss Esther vii
son, of Portsmouth, Va; Miss NOta Viewer,
O.. Mar.insburg5 Mrs. Catesby Woodford,
Of kentucky, and Miss Annie Smith, Of Al
e1audria Va. The house was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers. palms and pot
led plants a hundred guests were present.
Mr. W +. Alexander, who has been read
i1g law for some time past in the Office Of
Col. Forrest W. Brown, has passed a credi-
table examination before the judges Of the
supreme Court Of Appeals, and will enter
'he bar Our young friend is studious and
energetic and We predic, will reach distinc-
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