Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-11-07
old familg Sunrnal.
November 1854
- -. a. BeaI 3 CoIeman's.

Four mACkeltt lol - WIS - -'--
New apricots, two lbs for pc. at Lsndis's
A new lot Of ten.cent novels at Boards.
Pure Sisal fodder twine at Beall 4 Cole
mans
For dress goods aud trimmings see Palm
baums'.
For blankets and comforts see Palm
bsums'
All the November magazines now in at
Boards
One hundred new novels a; five cents at
Boards.
The best apron giugbam &c yard at
Laudiss.
New apricots, prunes, peaches, etc, at
Lsndis's.
s.H. lands sells the best corset in town
for so cents.
Albion safety and dash lanterns at Beall
q Coleman's
Coal hods. shoyels and POke's II Beall
q Coleman's
Nickls silver tea aud tablespoons at Beall
& Coleman's
Cutting boxes and corn shelters at Beall
q Coleman's.
House buckets, water pals and brooms al
Beall & Colemsn's.
You can get good dress and apron ging'
ham for SC. at Lsndis's.
You can get the best boots in town for the
least money at Landis's.
Mr.. C. W. Taylor is painting the dwelling
of Mrs. Nimrod Trussel.
Lambert's Point, Virginia, will ship this
year 10000 tons Of coal.
Perkins, Bass" huskers aud hand pro-
tector, az Beall Il Colemau's.
Colonial Food, Australian white wheat,
l5c. per package, at Landiss.
Wall paper or P. p. P. P. P. sample for
asking at Beall aud COleman's
one piece, steel, corrugated, triple bottom,
coal bod at Beall & Coleman's.
For aannels and canton hanuels, also ho-
siery and gloves see Palmbaums'.
Loaded aud unloaded shells, powder, shot,
lead and caps a, Beall & Coleman's.
Twenty-Five new patterns Of wall paper
Al. Boards Some as low as five cents.
Buuerick's patterns never fail to please
You will find them in stock at Boards.
Ligh, & Watson will dispense soda water
and the celebrated coca-cola all the winter
Muuseys Magazine for November is an
other daisy and goes ike hot cakes at Boards
Ten cents.
Wanted Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relies
&c. Address John Treblig, 9 North How
ard street Baltimore.
Beard the stationer, has received one
thousand volumes choice books and booklets
for Christmas. Those buying early set The
choice
The young people Of the Baptist Church
have in rehearsal the grand oratorio entitled
"Rebecca, which they intend giving during
the MAS holidays
For Sale-a good second hand heating
stove. Burns hard coal only. Been in use
one season Will sell cheap. For Particu
lars see :. H. Lands.
A new life Of Napoleon starts in the Gen.
fury and McClure's Magazines tor Novem-
ber Beautifully illustrated. Mcclure Is
cents Century So cents at Boards.
Rheumatic twiuges are escaped by the use
of Humphreys Specific No. lj-the infal-
Eb,e cure for rheumatism sciatica and lum-
bsgo For sale by all druggists-25c.
Az the court house last Thursday night
Hon. Vim. II. Trayers and Mr. VIM. H.
Wilson made superb speeches. Mr. Cleon
Moore presided and made the Introductory
speeches.
Charles Town district made Democratic
gain OF "a over majority Of 1892 Il WAS
the result Of earnest endeavor on the part
Of active. faithful workers 20 poll the legiti-
mate vote
The election 10 Charles Town was orderly
and decent-no rows, no disturbance, no
shot guus-except one which we saw three
negroes bearing on a bird hunt after they
Lad fired their ballots into the box.
Partridge shooting began, lawfully, last
Thursday. As early as noon we saw a six
teen year.old youth coming in with eleven
nm. birds We hope enough will be ieit 20
remind u. Of bob white next summer.
a new coat of paint has been added 70 the
business place of Mr.. W G.. Earushaw, on
Liberty street. Mrs. Trusse's residence
on East Washington street has also received
fresh coat Of paint from the brush OF Mr..
G.. vs.. Taylor.
Dickey was overheard saying his prayer
tbeo,her evening at bedtime in this fashion {:
con. Lord. bless Johnny and Billy Holli-
day and me. aud don't let any Of US die, but
II any Of us hiss got TO die, I'd ruther it was
them Amen
Mr.. Geo T. Light had a close CALI last
Thursday whilst bird-hunting Mr.. Jay
Eyester's gun was discharged in the direc-