Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-21
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New apricots, lbs. for pc. at Landis'a'
A new lot Of teu.eeut novels at Boards.
Pure sisal fodder twiue at Beall & Cole
mans.
For dress goods and trimmings see Palm
baums'
For blankets and comforts see Palm
baums'.
Am the November magazines now in at
Boards
one hundred new novels a; tive cents at
Boards
Boots and shoes-big bargains-see them,
at Pentzs.
The best apron giugham &c. yard at
Landis's.
New apricots, pruue., peaches, etc. at
Landis's
sH. Lands sells the best corset in town
for so cents.
Albion Safety aud dash lau'cf-s at BeaIl
& Coleman's.
Coal hods shovels aud pokers at Beall
& Coleman's.
Nickle silver tea aud tablespoons at Beall
& Coleman's
Cutting boxes aud corn shelters at Beall
s. Colemsn's.
House buckets, water pals aud brooms at
Beall & Colemans.
You can get good dress and apron g'ng'
ham for &C. at Landis's.
You can get the best boots in town for the
least money at Laudis's.
Perkins "Bass" huskers and hand pro-
tec,ors at Beail & Coleman's
Colonial Food Australian white wheat
lJc per package, at Landis's.
Wall paper or P. P. P. P. P. sample for
asking at Beall and Coleman's
one piece, steel, corrugated, triple bottom,
c1aI bod at Beau & CoIemsu's.
For aannels and canton aauuels, also ho-
siery and gloves see Palmbaums'.
Wells. Richardson & Co.'S butter color
an ,ize-. for sale by Aisquith & Co.
Loaded aud uuloaded shells, powder shot,
lead and caps at Beall & Coeman's
Twenty-Five new patterns Of wall paper
a. Boards some as low as five cents.
Baterick's patterns never fail to please.
Sou will End them in stock at Boards.
Penz Ia, received a carload Of coarse and
tine salt, Special price if taken from the
car
Muu,ey's Magazine for November is an
other daisy aud goes ike hot cakes at Boards.
Ten cents.
Fresh supply Of black and red pepper,
sage. saltpetre and coriander seed at Ais
quith q Co.'S
The Grand Lodge l. o. %. F. Of West
Virginia began its annual session yesterday
a, Harper- Ferry.
Wanted Old China, Bric-s-brac, Relies,
&c. Address John Treblig, Q North How
ard street Baltimore
Pentz &, receiving daily a fine assortment
Of Xmas goods a. prices fully 20 per cent
lower than las, years prices.
A good roller process -four at 50 90 Dol.
-Jc. a ouarter-bbl., 8. Peniz's. Try a sack
and be convinced of les merits.
The postoffce win be closed on Thanks
giving Day, November 29Jh from 10 a. m.
until . % m, and from 80 until p. m.
Beard. the s,atiouer, has received one
thousand volumes choice books and booklets
6r Christmas Those buying early get the
choice
Mr. w. S. Merchant says his sausage
suffer was loaned last fall, The person who
borrowed it viii confer a favor upon him by
returning it.
Aisqui,hs Compound syrup of White
Pine and Tar viii cure coughs, colds or any
affection Of the throat or lung. Prepared
by Aisqui,h 6 Co.
For sde-a good second hand heating
stove. Burns hard coal only Been in use
one season. VIII sell cheap For particu
lars see 5 II lands
The Advocate is authority tor the state
ment that the life Of Mr John Burns was
insured for 81, goo. and that of Mr.. R. A.
Alexander for about $4,000.
lIr Samuel Glover is representative aud
MIR Lucas alternate for Wildey Lodge
9f,bi. place, 70 the Grand Lodge Of /. o.
Cd r. 10 session at Harper's Ferry
new life Of Napoleon starts iu the Cen
tr-y and McClurc's Magazines tor Noyem-
Der Beautifully illustrated Mcclure 10
cents. Century So cents Sc Boards
Hurried buying may prevent satisfactory
Judgment. IT so return the goods prefer
ably the next day. Your satisfaction Is all
important HAGLES.
Mis-. Emma Atkinson, former resident
Of Jefferson county, who had been teaching
school boo Baltimore county, recently fell
down a stairway and crippled herself for
life
Mr. = p. Brkiu has gone into the fruit