The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
CLARKE COUNTY COURTS.
FaEMHE TAPSCOTT COULD Sc
CrRE PARDON AND CO.'S TOJdIL.
Daughters of the Confederacy Take VI"
Name of stonewa1- Coming MAT
rage Of Miss Mccormick.

pERRyVILLE. VA. Feb. Especial
circri. court convened on Monday, Win
Judge r. w. Harrison on the behcn. ihc
following Jury cases have been dlsposen
a.. Fannie NJ. Weir vs.. Patapsco Guano
COMPANY. Judgment for plaintiff for per
sonal property: ". A.. Wood Moving ana
Keeping Machine Company vs.. Mrs. NJ =.
Boyce. suit FOR Sl25, the price OF IL mar
ycster Judgment for defendant for costs,
cane niaintin rs. T.. l. Boycc and wife,
Indictment FOR plaintiff for debt. W. H..
Wifhers Paper Company. of Scranton,
pa vs. George G. Ricamore, judgment
for plaintiff for $3.50. interest and costs.
A number OF chancery DEGREES have been
entered. Court VIII probably adjourn
on saturday.
Comfy court was In session for a por-
ton OF the day on Tuesday but routine
business ouy was transacted.
Mr.. W. G.. Il. Tapscott' a farmer Oh
Clark county. who in an alteration on
September list. with his late tenant John
Henry. struck Henry with a pitchiork'
and was AT December term OF NidIk
County Court, sentenced TO confinement
i'm iail for twenty days and 10 pay a
nne of SIS. surrendered Thursday 10 the
/ taller Of Clarke county. TO serve out MS
sentence. Governor OFcrrah having re-
fused TO grant him a pardon.
STONEWALL CHAPTER.
The recently organized chapter OF thc
Daughters OF the Confederacy mere mas
unanimously decided 10 adopt the name
Of 'Stonewall." in honor of the South.s
gallant leader. "Stonewal" jackson. \
great deal Of interest is being manifested
in this organization. and IL WILL IL is
believed, be productive Of much sood
here.
An oyster supper and bazaar will be
s. xtrf,-..n T44I1 RgTTNKU.e. on
February 18th. by the Daughters OF the
Confcderacy. and the Sons of Confederate
Veterans.
1be ministers and laymeu's meeting
of the Shenandoah Association OF the
Baptist Church was held at Millwood
This week. The association was IN ses-
sion three days, and was fun OF III
terest.
Rev, W. s. Dorset. who has been
pastor Of the Baptist church al Millwood.
has resigned 10 accept "a call 10 tho
pastoratc of the Baptist church at sum
mervillc. s. C.. Mr.. DOrsett has done q
good work In Wildwood. and his congre-
cation greatly regret his departure.
The snow. which covers the ground 10
a depth Of nearly four inches. not only
affords excellent s~.cighing-the first of
the s~cason-but is Of incstimablc benefit
TO the growing wheat crop, which has
tNIlfltA fNtIfAg Al0iAA AH' A'''HN N
snap.
henry. the Young son of Mr.. j. :. Pow
ccs. whose leg was lately amputated at the
knee by Or. j.. Ford Thompson. Of Wash
ingtOn. is reported TO Dee getting a.ong
as well as could be expected.
DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA.
Edward Hullcr. aged ~twenty-nine. a
young business man. Of Berryyille, died
at his residence in that place ON We'd
IL. -..... .r.L .4-..s Tr.na
from a attack Of pneumonia. supcrinduced
by the grip. Mr.. Huber came TO Berry.
Vile from Leesburg. and his remains
were taken 10 the latter place for in
terment. He leaves "a wife, but no chill
dren.
Town Sergeant George G. Ricamore.
of Berryville. IN arresting Daniel Iayior
(colored) on Thursday. for stealing "a pain
Of boots. was compelled 20 use his club
and TaylOr's head was badly cut.
Miss Amy Dahl has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Nora Gaunst is visiting friends ir
Baltimore.
Cashier j. 4. Num-. Of the Bank o
Clarke County. has recovered sufficiently
from his late illness 10 be at work again
lnvitations are ouf announcing an.
marriage on February 18th. Of Miss Nir
ginia Taylor Mccormick. TO Dr. Jane
Jttt Nc'oIinlck. MISS Mc''fmltk d, tni
eldest daughter Of Hon. Marshall Me
COrmick, OF BerryviEe. and Is am unusual
ly attractive and accomplished youn,
lady. The groom-clect is a native o.
Clarke county. but for several years la.
practiced his profession in Norfolk. wher,
he is well known. both socially D be
cause of his skin as "A physician.
The ceremony will be celebrated at the
residence Of the bride-clect's parents. an,
viii be in every way the social event OF Tn.
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