Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-02-21


in It's new dress.
Everybody looking for bargains go to
Hirschman's stores.
For cotiOns, bleaehed and unbleaehed,
see Palmbaum & Bro.
For bed spreads, table linens, towels, etc.
see N. Pslmbaum & Bro.
Use Landreth's seeds snd a good vegeia'
bic garden is assured For sale at Aisquith
& Cos
Great reduction at Palmbaum's in blan-
kets, comforts, underwear, shawls, dress
goods, etc.
Landreth's celebrated garden seeds, Of
which we have the exclusive sale, at Ais
quith s Cos.
c. F. Wall has a fresh COW for sale which
he recommends as kind and gentle, en- 8
good mixer.
Quite number of our citizens have been
to Washington to hear Mr.. Moody, and
Others expect to 60.
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. He can make them to mt
your windows, and cheap, too.
CT. Wall says he will pay the highest
price for good fat veal calves. He will come
for them and will ship any day.
If the official proceedings Of the farmers
road meeting Of last Friday had been fur
nished us we would have published It.
To make room for new styles of wall pa
per coming March LIST, present stock will be
sold at cost until that time, at Boards.
Two hundred % and so cent novels from
the great Worthington failure in New York
will be sold at 10 cents each at Boards.
Tomorrow, WashingtOns birthday, will
beobserved here by the closing of the banks,
clerks Offices, and pOstofhce part of the day
Messrs. Lippitt are manufacturing scores of
crates for the Messrs. Eyster. They are for
use in shipping card beard to England and
elsewhere
If YOU have any live stock to sell and
want to dispose of it at once, call on Q. F.
Wall. and if he cannot use it he will mud
you buyer.
Nlessrs. Virgil Moler and c. Milton slifer
,,.ll-e3 from Charles Town 10 RipOn and
return in . hours and % minutes yesterday. !
Distance II miles.
Beard, the stationer, shows the preI1iest
line of box writing papers ever brought to
Charles Town Have you seen those pretty |
tints in the window?
Mr. Billings Hobart, well-known citizen
Of Hampshire county, died recently at his
home near Capon Springs. Many years ago |
be resided in Charles Town.
Mrs. Rebecea Fritts. mother Of Msssrs. G. J.
and Jas. H. Fritts Of this county, and Mrs. E. /
B. Lunceford. Of this place, died at her home
in Loudoun county, Va, on Monday, aged /
about so years.
Mr.. NJ. N. Moler, for some years past re-
siding in Alexandria, Missouri, has recent
ly purchased the Henkle farm, near Keller,
this county, and will soon take possession.
He paid $50 per acre for 1881 acres.
The Regisfer says there is talk Of getting |
Gen. Gordon to deliver his famous lecture
in Shepherdstown Has Shepherdstown q
hall big enough to accommodate the people /
that would 20 to hear him2 Here we can
seat thousand.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Benner, one Of Jefferson |
coun,y's Oldest and most respected citizens,
died Sunday week, about noon. at his resi-
dence near Leetown, aged 50 years. Mrs.
Benner died Tuesday night aged so years
Their remains we're inferred at Middleway |
The hundreds Of persons who have within |
week STUDDED their toes on the new front
step at the postof6ce may not have express
ed themselves audibly in cuss words, but
we're mad enough to lick the first COlum-
bian stamp they came to before they letter
60"
The improvement Of Charles Washington |
Hall is nearly completed Mr. Bellor put in
ceiling of hard wood painting and frescOing /
in best manner Of Messrs. Clarence Taylor and |
Wm. johnson. and new frosting Of windows |
by same and a new reflector in center will !
replace the old Illuminating device.
The committee of Widely Lodge, 1. o. |
O. F.. are using active efforts to make the
approaching celebration of the 10Th ami !
yersary Of Odd Fellowship, on the 10th Of
April next, a grand success. Lodges from
abroad are making favorable responses to
heirinvisation, and Senator Chss J. Faux
nsr and other prominent Odd Fellows are
expected to be present.-Spirh.
A meeting Of representative farmers OF
this county was held at the courthouse on |
Friday % discuss the ways and means OF i'm /
proving the county roads Mr. J. w. Rider
was elected chairman and II. L. Melvin sec |
rotary. Major f. r. Mcdonald and W. O. I
Norris each reported systems Of working aud /
improving the roads. A committee Of i've
was then appointed to further report on that
subject and the meeting took q short recess. |