Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-03-15
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Yiifs, unarlne BeCk. $3.50; Mrs
Margaret T.. Crane, ainix. oil JOS.
Crane, decd, 5000; Jacob Criser
S93S; John NJ. Engle, $664; Nancy
A. Engle exec'x., $2O6; b. +. Harri.
son, admr. of Mary f. Hensell, decd.
$500; j. Garland Hurst, admr. of
John L. Henkle, decd, 1924; j. b.
hearfoot. admr. of VIM. NJ. Lemen.
deed. $500; j. Garland Hurst, admr.
OF Jacob Merritt, decd, $I7IO: John
W. OFT, sos; J. j. Petit, 1877; Jos.
l.. Roberts, 1895; John G.. RuckIe.
admr. of Samuel Ruckle, decd.
S3o2; Catherine Il. Brown, sole heir
OF John Is. Rutherford. decd. $3.50:
>. +. EngIe, admr. of Uriah Rutber-
ford, decd, Sl795; Geo. Shaw. $685.;
Henrietta NJ. Waugh, 5000; j. Ran.
Rhoderick, 1910; Thomas J. West.
admr. of Thomas West, deed, SlO54:
Samuel w. Wysong, exec'r. of james
Wysong, deed, $685..
LANDRETH'S "New Crop" Gar.
den Seeds at w. Richardson's.
The Winchester S,ar saws that
Miss Maud Anderson, of the Lewis
Jones Knitting Factory, had IA mar.
row escape from death on Tuesday
evening of last week, shortly before
the plant shut down. While stand
ing near one of the sewing machines
talking To two friends, In some way
her dress was caught in ii rapidly re-
volving wheel. Her two companions
endeavored To release her bv tearing
off her dress, but were not successful
aud she was being drawn towards the
revolving wheel when Mr.. Fleet. an
employee. saw her peril aud instantly
threw off the belt which turned the
wheel. stopping The machinery.
The closing of tie winter terms of
the Shenandoah Normal College 10
Gated at Reliance. will occur on the
evening of March Is. An interest
my program will be rendered Free
admission The public are invited.
The spring term will open March p.
at which time large number of new
students will he enrolled. 4 strong
lecture course has been prepared
for this term. Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson.
L. l.. ID. will be one of the lecturers.
LANDRETH'S New Crop" Gar.
den Seeds at W. Richardson's.
Charlestown Advocate:-The dwell
ling of Capt. Milton Rouss, at Kable-
town, was robbed in broad daylight
on Friday about II o'clock. Several
valuable articles were stolen. Mr..
Rouss saw the thief, who was col
ored man, coming ont of the front
door, as he returned from Charles
town, and upon making inquiry of
his wife who she was, found she knew
nothing of him.
Wheat has declined in price owing
to the government estimating stocks
in hand of farmers at $4,000. 900
bushels, and No. ; red is quoted at
20 cents per bushel. The visible
supply showed a slight increase, the
total of stocks amounting to %, 799,-
600 bushels. Corn is quoted at 371
cents. Hogs are bringing S4.lOa4 .25
per 100 lbs, gross.
Early one morning last week fire
broke out in the Loudoun Hotel
building in Leesburg. in rooms occu-
pied by John ii. Alexander as law
offices, supposedly from an open CRATE.
The entire inside of the building was
burned, and the loss is about $1,000,
insured. Mr.. Alexander's loss is Sc
we're, and he is uninsured.
They are still talking of finding
evidences Of coal deposits in the
western part of Frederick county,
and public interest in the matter is
increasing. We hope the deposits
will be found in such proportions Us
to invite the building of new rail
road to them.
LANDRETH'S New Crop" Gar
den Seeds at W. Richardson's
Mr. Charles Lafollette. of near
CapOn Bridge, was thrown from his
horse and dragged some distance in
Winchester one day last week. The
animal had been frightened at the
freight depot and ran off Mr.. La
toilette was bruised about the BODY.
face and head before he disentangled
himself from the stirrup.
The Rock Enon Springs Hotel, sit