Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-05-23
old famiIg sunrual.
May 20, 1894


Nav magazines all in at Boards.
Curtain poles all lengths at Boards.
Shades made to fl. any window at Boards
Just received lot of currants at Landis's-
For fine cucumber pickle go to Landis's'
A fine lot of shoes just received at Landis''.
Philadelphia Record six cents a week at
Boards.
RIG. corseis for sale by NJ. Pslmbaum
and Bro.
A good toilet soap for five cents a cake at
Landis's.
For dried apples and peaches, cheap, go
to Landiss.
Pure buttermilk soap, of the finest EQUALITY,
at Landis's.
For lace curtains and bed spreads see
Palmbaums'.
New embroideries, laees and white goods
at Palmbaums',
Fine ginghams, satteens and French per
Gales at Palmbaums'.
You should see the new goods Palmbaums
have received this week.
Buy your percales now, while the assort-
ment is large at Palmbaums.
"sbips that Pass in the Night and other
new novels, cheap, at Boards.
Palmbaums are receiving the latest styles
of dress goods, trimmings, etc.
DR.. d. W. Border, Of KesrneysVille, has
been appointed a notary public.
Robert L. WysOng has been appointed
postmaster at Dufields, this county.
Mr.. Henry Dumm's ice cream speaks for
itself-so does Mayor Gustav Browns.
You can get a good Mocha and Java cof-
fee for % cents per pound at Landis's.
A big lump Office fell upon one Of Mr..
David A. Phillips feet aud famed him.
Messrs. A. C. WynkOOp and W. F. Alex
sndsr have qualified as nOtaries public.
To convince you that our prices are cheap
on lamps, give US a call. S. H. LANDS.
If you want to invest your dollar to good
advantage in dress goods, etc, see Palm
baums.
Those pretty patterns Of wall paper at
Boards went so readily that he has had to
recorder.
iona is the name Of the new Mocha and
Java coffee for sale for % cents per pound
a. Landiss.
Wanted-Old China, Bric-a-brac, Relics,
&c. Address John Treblig, Q North How
ard street, Baltimore.
Mr. Dallas Webster fitted an adjustable
Illuminated awning to the front OF Mr..
Dumm's confectionery.
A carload Of ground alum and fine salt
lust received by B. c. Warrington, Agent,
at his warerooms near B. * o. station.
Gen. Jno. B. Gordon viii deliver his lee
ture on THE Last Days of the Coufedera-
CIV" in Shepherdstown on Friday night,
June 1st
A man without legs in wagon drawn BY
goats was upon cur streets on Saturday
an object that appealed strongly for Prsctl'
cal sympathy.
Gustav Brown, Jr., has charge Of the
bread wagon and will deliver fresh bread
daily. Orders left at the store will receive
prompt attention.
At Winchester, on Friday morning last,
Henry Johnson. colored, whilst intoxicated
and asleep on the railroad track, was killed
by a train Of cars.
Some Of the corn fields have been so wash
ed by recent driving rains that the planted
corn is clean cut Of the ground. Many helds
have been rePlanted.
Rev. DR.. j. R. Graham, Of Winchester,
was chosen moderator Of the Southern Pres
by,erian General Assembly in session at
Nashville, Tennessee.
A wheel Of the steam fire engine ran over
The foot Of little colOrsd boy, Oliver Hope
well. At shepherdstOvn. About two weeks
after the accident he died.
DIS. W. F Lippitt, R. G. Grove and d.
NJ. Schaefer, and the President Of the coun-
ty court and the Prosecuting Attorney con-
s.i,ute the board Of health for this county.
DR.. Lippitt is president Of the board.
Two tracts Of land-sbOut twenty acres
belonging to J. f. Wyatt and adjoining the
lands Of DR.. E. L. Wager, we're sold on Fri
day last at $50 per acre-Dr f. L. Wager
purchaser. HeAebOwer & West suctioueers.
Newfoundland dog belonging to Mr..
James II. Couklyn has assumed the care Of
brood Of young chickens After he has
succeeded in rearing them to broiling di-
mensions it will require a bull dog or two
10 protect them.
NIi. May Hamaker, who has been for
the past two years at the Royal High School
a. Berlin, Germany, has won, among $50
pupils the first prize in all musical depart
msa,.. which entities her to free scholarship
a, long As she remains at that school.
The new Masonic Hall at Shenandoah
Junction will be publicly dedicated accord
ing 20 the usages Of the order on Friday
May 18th. Speaking in the afternoon
Meals and refreshments will be served by
.L f1- 1.. a. L.. or1 avaninu