Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-03-01

Miss Beatrice Il. Beavers, Charles
town, daughter of Mr.. b. f. Beavers.
aud Mr.. ". Edgar Lee,ly. of Shensp
doah Junction. were married i'm the
Methodist Episcopal Church south,
wednesday morning by Rev. DIR.
Smithson. The maid of honor WAS
Miss Magma Z. Beavers, sister of the
bride. and the best man was Mr.. Ed
ward Haney. Miss Abbie A. Beavers.
sister of the bride, WAS bridesmaid.
The ushers were Messrs. Clayton l..
Harris, l.. G. Allin, A. o. Albin, f.
A. Marstellar, ). ID. Brown, Luther
Beavers and j. w. Irwin.
Mr.. Frank Foltz will be ut G.. +.
Wiley's livery stable March LIST TO
buy carload of horses.
MIR. Alonzo Jenkins, of Loudoup
county, and Miss Annie Trussel,
niece of Mr.. IL. T. Miley, of Charles
town, were married at the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, Charles.
town, Wednesday evening at O'Clock
10y Rev. Rumsy Smithson. Miss FL.
la Monroe, of Loudoun county. was
maid of honor, and Mr.. Louis G. Al.
BIN, of CharlestOwn, best man. The
ushers were Messrs. c. II. Knight. A.
.. Albin, +. A. Marstellar and G.. +.
Miley.
Mr.. John |. SIoat aud Miss Mag.
gle o. Crismau were quietly married
at the residence of Rev. DIR. S. X.
Cox, pastor of Braddock street NJ. +.
Church South in Winchester on Wed
nesdav morning last. The groom is
the founder of daily journalism in
Winchester, having starred both the
News Item and Star in that city.
The Farmers Institute at Winches-
ter on Feb. 2lst and 22ud was great
success. The commodious hall was
we'll filled at every session. most of
the time being crowded beyond its
seating capacity. Those appointed
ou duty responded with most excel
lent papers, and many others present
took part In animated and interesting
discussions The muslc was pnrtic.
ularlv good. and the papers hv the
ladies appointed, Mrs. NJ. VI. Lynch,
and Miss Lacy Branson, were deserv-
in. of especial praise
MIR. Chas. Il. Rouss. the liberal
hearted merchant prince of New
York. again made Winchester the
subject of his tireless benevolence hv
sending to Mayor Williams his check
for ) 600. to be devoted to helping
the suffering poor of that city. Mr..
Rouss has certainly shown great kind =
ness to that city, AS his gifts to VA
rious objects therein have amounted
to upwards of 100000.
Maj. {. :. Hart. the protector and
proprietor of the we'll known hosiery
in Winchester, known AS Charts Ho
tel, died at the home OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irvine. in Mercersburg. Pa.
last Friday morning, of dropsy. aged
- years. He was a son in law of the
late Isaac Krebs, of Winchester. and
during the war served. it is said. on
the staff of Gen. Lomax. His remains
were carried to Winchester where
they were inferred. Besides Mrs. Ir
vine he leaves three single daughters.
In the circuit court of Jefferson
county. W. Va, held at Charlestown
last week, indictments were found
against Carl Morrison, john Spinks.
Fred. COckrell, and Edward Ware.
for assaulting Joseph Jefferson. a
/ Baltimore x Ohio conductor. The
Young men pleaded guilty to the in
dictment and Morrison and Spinks
were sentenced to Jail for twenty DAYS
and $40 fine, and Cockrell and Ware
for twenty days and s. fine.
Wheat does not seem disposed to
advance or recede much in price, and
No. , red Is quoted at 764 cents in
Baltimore. The visible supply is
29,92O,OO0 bushels, an increase of
BOP, 900 bushels. Some strength was
given to the market by reports of
damage to coming crop 10y freezing
weather. Corn is quoted at 3 J cts.
per bushel. Hogs are Il little higher.
being quoted at $4l0a4.25 per 100
lbs, gross.
Col. f. V. White, the famous com
mander of Whites Bat. of Cavalry.
has returned from his visit to Cuba
and the Hot Springs of Arkansas,