Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-04-11
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Apru II, 1894.

See Boards new wall paper.
See Boards new wall paper
See Boards new wall paper.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades TO order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards
Window shades to order at Boards.
Window shades to order at Boards.
Silver skin onion sets at Aisquith & Cos.
RIG corsets for sale by N. Palmbaum
and Bro.
For lace curtains and bed spreads see
Palmbaums'.
New embroideries, laces and white goods
at Palmbaums'.
Fine ginghams, satteens and French per-
Gales at Palmbaums
Mr. J. H. holland sold to Miss Hattie
Eidy Moller cabinet organ.
Palmbaums are receiving the latest tx
Of dress goods, trimmings, etc.
Brown & HOoff's Sarsaparilla is the med
icine to take in the spring Of the year.
Hand workers soap; try cake at ten
cents, at Brown & HOeff's drug store.
Call a. the FREE PRESS Office and we will
tell you how to get 500 cabinet organ for
sos.
Use Landreth's seeds and good yegeta-
bic garden is assured. For sale at Aisquith
& Co.'S
The Hilds Vernon Company are domicil-
ed at the Carter House and the Watson
House.
Eggs of the Gold Dust Buff Cochin Thor
oughbred; 81 per sitting for sale by 5. H.
Lands.
Snow fell yesterday and last night
About three inches deep this morning,
April llth.
Landreth's celebrated garden seeds, Of
which we have the exclusive sale, at Ais
quith & Cos.
Wanted.-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relics,
&c. Address John Treblig, North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry Dunn has commenced the
foundation for a two-stOry frame dwelling
on his lot on Eagle avenue.
It was Mr. F. L. Beller who built the ad-
dition to Mr.. Merchants residence Mr..
Beachley supplied the lumber.
Mr.. NJ. Scott Weller has taken possession
of his new foundry and machine shops on
the corner Of Samuel and Liberty streets.
On Friday night, March SOtb, the dwell
ing of Mr.. Patrick Higgins, at HarPers
Ferry. was destroyed by FIRE. Insured at
1920.
Rev. n. c. Bracket, president Of StOrer
College, baptized seventeen cOlOred converts
in the river at Harper's Ferry Sunday,
April 1st.
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural So
ciety at Winchester has fixed upon the sec
ond week in September as the time for hold
ing next Fair.
Quite number Of persons last Thursday
svailed themselves Of the liberal excursion
rates and went to Washington and Baltimore
via the B. 90.
We acknowledge the receipt of a copy Of
the Sorsr Record, issued from StOrer College
Hsrpers Ferry. geographically neat and
contents creditable.
We counted abouttwenty- ive newly paint
ed ice cream tubs in Mayor Gustav Browns
back yard The sight suggested that the ic'
crop was not an entire failure.
Recently three generations were represent
ed among those immersed in the Shenandoah
river at Harper's Ferry-Mrs. Lovett, be-
daughter and four grandchildren.
Toilet Sosp-We have just received
ten-gross lot Of pure toilet soap which VT
will sell at lowest prices.
Brown & HOoFF, Druggists.
have just received corned beet, Scotch
herring, golden pumpAlns cream VAIN
peaches, California lima beans.
W. ). MERCHANT.
"Aunt" Lefty Simmons, a respected sge'
colored lady Of this town died Monday
Many young people Of this town had earl,
ministrstions Of this afectionste MANN,
Lefty"
just received by w $ Merchant: Fifty
bushels Of Early Rose potatoes, from las
years seed; also frst-class mackerel-verl
fine; Cream table syrup prunes, &c. Goa
Oil-twO grades.
Nr. James Mathews, Of Cumberland, Nd
died last week. His second wife ,who wa
Miss Cookus, Of Shepherdstowu,l survive
him, and also thirteen children, six Of ther
By bis first wife.
The FIRE brigade responded promptly to
call on Friday afternoon. IL was Occasione
by FIRE in Weiricks division. The roo
Of the dwelling of VIM. Hill, cOlOred, wa
partially burned.
On Friday last Col. F. W. Brown appear
Cd before the Comptroller Of the Treasur,
in Washington, with Ex-Gov. E. W. Wilson
.f a. a.. -.c.,.,lsrr- of che df~pct "a