Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-12
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For coal and wood go to Miley Brothers
Pretty dolls al Boards.
Gold fountain pens at Boards,
Muas and tippets at Palmbaum's.
PRESBYTERIAN Hymnals at Boards.
Peloube,'s Notes for 1895 at Boards
Philips Brooks Year Book at Boards.
Fosters Story Of the Bible at Boards.
Penz has those raisins-i lbs. for 25c.
Games and childreu's books at Boards
Ladie, purses and card cases a. Boards.
one dollar per gallon for oysters at Pentz's.
Fine lamps-sll kinds-cheaP, at Pentz's.
Nice baled timothy hay at BealI * Cole
mans
For dress goods and trimmings see Pal@-
bsums
For blankets aud comforts see Palm
baums
Prayer Books and Hymuals revised at
Boards.
Pen,1 sells nice fresh oysters at % cents
per quart
Horse collars that will nc. 'r q, c.-1 Is
Coleman's
For toys and fancy goods see NJ. Palm
baum & Bro.
Fine celerv direct from the grower every
week, at Pentz's
Roller process aou, $500 a Dbl; zoe. a
ouarter-bbl at Pentz's
You should see the handsome rocking
chairs at g. E. Hughes
Perkins Bass" huskers aud hand pro-
tec,ors at Besll & COlemsn's.
Step ladders, dash lanterns aud copper
kettles at Besll & Coleman's.
Meat choppers, sausage suffers and lard
presses at Beall & Coleman's.
The Harper's Ferry Sentinel suspended
publication several weeks ago.
one piece, steel, corrugated, triple bottom
coal bod at Bsall & ColemSn's.
For aannels and canton hannels, also ho-
siery and gloves see Palmbaums'
Head light oil, Toe a gallon. Olite, the
hes. oil. l5c at Beall & Colemau's.
Wells. Richardson * Co.'S butter color,
an sizes. for sale by AisQuith * Co.
g. r. Hughes is receiving his new line OF
wall paper. Call and see the styles.
Pure Java coffee soc. 10. at Peniz and
a good loose roasted coffee for 20c. per 10.
Almonds. English walnuts, Brazil nuts,
f,ber,s and mixed nuts cheap at :. II. Lam
diss
Tbos. Leggett, of Shepherdstovn, slaugh-
tered two hogs-aggregate net weight SAL
pounds
Water. soda or oyster crackers received
fresh every week, and only Sc. a pound at
Pen,l.
Mrs sarah A. Turner Of Kearneysyille,
has been granted Mexican war widows
pension
Mr. Barney Lloyd has sold to Mr.. j. F.
Engle a vacant lot on south George street
for $4,000
Holiday goods Just received by VI. Palm
baum & Bro. suitable for little and big folks,
st very Tow prices.
Mr. John W. CIipp, residing on the Wy
song farm, lost a quantity Of fodder by fire
on Wednesday night
Wan,ed.-Old China, Bric-a.brac, Relics,
&c. Address John Treblig, North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Wood. straw and fodder wanted by the
editor Of this paper who has stoves and
COWS that must be fed.
For the GENUINE hot water chilled Oh
iyer points, and all parts Of the Oliver pillow
70 .o Beall & Coleman.
Lands is selling mems wooden aud cotton
shirts az cost, also susPenders A large as
s0r.ment 90 select from
Wills. cunning ten days ago, in Berkeley
county, John Files accidentally shot Clar-
ence Jackson in the leg
WeacknoWledge from Postmaster General
Bissell a copy of his annual repor, for 6sca
year ended June 81. 1894
Ray. young son of Mr. C. B. Goetz, had
his leg fractured on Thursday last A horse
be vas riding fell on him.
Curants, raisius, citrou. oranges, lemons
candies nuts, extracts, &c, fresh aud a.
bottom prices at q. f. Hughes
The colored Bsptists Of Shepherdstowr
bough. a house and LOT at the east end o
chat town, paving therefor $500.
Pambaums' is headquarters FOR handker
chiefs. mutlers, ties, pocket books umbrel
Jas. etc. suitable for holiday presents.
There viii be an oyster supper for Ih'
benefit Of ST. Johns Church at Ripon OF
the evening, of the 18Th aud 10Th Of De
cember
AtPent1. the stock OF toys is vet large
bu, being diminished daily by retail an
wholesale. 10 you want 20 make best selec
zion, call early.
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