Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-06-03
Personal.

Capt. John +. Foley, Of Washington, was
in town on Saturday.
Mr.. Cleon Moore, Jr, is i'll with scarlet
fever at Frostburg, Nd.
Mrs. George Baylor has returned from a
visit to her sister in Maryland.
Mrs. DR.. R. E Venning is visiting her
parents in Baltimore county, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Rouss have returned
to their beautiful home, shannon Hill"
Mr.. LatimOre Carter, of Washington, has
been visiting the family of Mr.. Cleon Moore.
Mr.. Charles Darlington came from New
York on Saturday for visit to hOmefOlks.
Mrs. Benner and daughter, Miss Bessie,
of Washington City, are visiting friends
here.
L.C. Strider, Esq, of Washington City,
has been on a Writ to his mother in this
place.
Thomas, son Of Mr.. B. c. Washington,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his fathers
family hoe
Ni., t.gta Ramey, of Clarke, spent last
week with the the family Of P. c. Ramey,
in this place.
Mrs. John Campbell aud daughter, Miss
Sadie, of Baltimore are spending some days
with relatives here.
Mr.. Edgar Crittenden has been up from
Washington spending few days at the pa
rental home, near RipOn.
Messrs. R. W. Ware, Albert Taylor, Will
mer Latimer and Harry Sappington were up
from Washington Saturday.
Mr.. Edward Reininger came from New
Oxford. Pa, to Charles Town, SO miles on
Saturday, to visit his brother. %
Mr.. and Mrs. George KoOnce and sons
have returned home from Washington where
they have been spending the winter.
Capt. Allison HoOf, of the Stanton Mil
itary Academy, has been spending day or
two with his neither and brothers here.
Mrs. c. Horace Gallahei returned from
Philadelphia last week, accompanied by
Miss Ellen Isle, who will spend the sum
mer here.
Revs. Gravatt and Chrisman are in attend
snce upon the Episcopal Council at Mounds
Vile; also Messrs. W 5. Kennedy, Joseph
Trapnell and William Besl
Mr.. William Keyes Kearsley, son Of Maj.
G. w. I. Kearsley, was in town last week.
He is an official Of ona of the o. ). rail.
roads. and is located at Springfield, Ohio
He had been in attendance upon conven-
ton Of railroad officials in New York. We
regret absence from our Office when he called.
The strength which comes 70 us from eating
/ nourishing food is better than stimulation,
/ because 10 is new strength.
I The health which belongs to strong BODY,
\ well nOurishtd by proper food properly di-
\ gested. is the only heal that is lasting.
I The difference between Shaker Digestive
\ Cordial and other medicines IS simply thot 10
| helps nature TO make strength. IL does not
profess Co cure sickness, except as that sickness
| erlv digesled
/ Shaker Digestive Cordial viii relieve the
/ panrs of indigestion, and make thin, sick
| weak people MS well as If their stOmachs had
never been out of order
LISA gentle aid TO the digestion Of nature
| strength-maker, food.
/
Telegram from San Jose, California, las
week announced the murder of the family
ofCol. Geo. P McGlincy, at Campbell, tina
| State. Col. McGlincy and wife their daugh
ter Mrs. James Durham, James Wells,
son Of Mrs. McGlincy, hired woman, Min
ME Schesler, and a hired man, Jas. BriscOe
we're killed by James Durham, son-in-laV
Of Col. McGlincv. The murderer made hi
escape. The only member Of the family
that was not harmed was the one month ole
baby OF Durham. Col. McGlincy was a ma
tive of ShepherdstOwn-a son Of the lat
| George d. McGliucy of that town. From
the Shepherdstown Register we take the fol
lowing Mr.. McGlincy was a Confederate
soldier in the late war, serving in the Elev
enth Virginia Cavalry After the war b,
worked in the Register Office for time, thel
went West. He was publisher Of news
paper in EIgin, Illinois, for number o
wears. He afterward went to California
where he became interested in the wonder
/ ful development of the fruit-grOwing inter
teres,s of that section. He had charge o
the fruit exhibit of san Jose county at tn
Worlds Fair at Chicago, where a numbe
ofour people saw him. The appalling TRACED.
that wipes his family out Of existence Is
great shock to his friends and acquaintance
here His mother, brother and sister resid
in Washington City.
If it required an annual outlay Of $1,000
20 insure a family against any serious conse
quences from an attack of bowel complain
during the year, there are many who woul'
feel it their duty to pay II that they coul
not afford 90 risS their lives and those o
their families for such an amount. Any on
can get this insurance for - cents, that be
ing the price of a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy. Il
almost every neighborhoOd some one hs
died from an attack of bowel complaint be
fore medicine could be procured OF a ply
, stefan summoned One or two doses OF tn
remedy will cure any ordinary case.