Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-01-25
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aged Us ears. lie had been suCy.,
Jug from chronic troubles for some
tune The deceased was born in New
4 ork' but when young came with
MS father to this county who located
On the east side Of the Shenandoah
riVer' uear the Swift Shoal Mill
turing che civil war he joined the
Nelson Rifles. of the Stonewau RI;
gade' and served until the final sur.
'enuer' Ills wife, who Was a Miss
DAVIS died about five years ago. He
Is survived by five sous. Edward md
William. who reside in Missouri and
'ohn' James aud Beverly, who live
III TINS county. His remains were in
TERED in the family burying ground
on Monday morning.
Phlla: "Oleiue". fine grade of
Laundry Soap, 10. cakes , cts. each
at W. Richardson's.
NJ. j. K. Henson. whom W. men
toned in last weeks issue of the
COURIER as being in sinking con
"ltlon, died on Tuesday night, Jan.
9Th. at . o'clock. aged about 81
years. He came from l.oudoun and
settled in this county about 10 or
more Years ago. lie followed the
business of buying lumber I'm the
Valley counties and shipping it 20
the city markets where il was sold to
meet the demands of trade. lie Wa,
an Intelligent and good citizen. and
rnloyrd the esteem of all who knew
hun. He is survived bv hi wifi.
three daughters and three sons. Ills
funeral took place from his home on
THURSDAY morning at ! O'Clock. and
his body was inferred IN Green liiil
Cemetery
Warren Sentinel Mr.. j. VI. Hope
we'll. highly respected aud much
beloved citizen of TIN, county. died
AT the residence Of hi son IN, low.
Capt. +. ". leheN, on Tuesday night.
after long and painful Illness. aged
uearly fOur-Score Years. He was
buried on Thursday in Prospect Hill
Cemetery. the funeral services being
conducted AT his late residence. For
many years he had been consistent
member of the Methodist Church aud
III his spOtless character leaves To his
five children-three daughters and
two sons-a rich heritage, the world
having been made better 10y his long
and useful life. The deceased was
the father of Mrs. W. b. Clagett, of
this county.
MIR. IL. L. Zeigler, native of
Wsynesboro, Pa, but for number
of Years a resident of Williamsville.
ILL.,, died at his home in the last nam
ed place on the llth of January. He
is survived by two children, who will
inherit the handsome fortune he made
by business ventures The deceased
is brother of Mrs Jacob :. Rover,
whose husband is A we'll known far
mer of this neighborhood.
For Fine Laundry I.aces. &c. try
Phila: "Oleine". You will not be
disappointed. W. Richardson.
Miss Sarah White. daughter IF
Rev. DR. Henry VI. White. pastor of
LoudOun-Street Presbyterian church,
in Winchester, died at her fathers
residence last Wednesday morning.
For number of wears she had been
an invalid, and a few days ago con
tracted the grip. She was 24 years
of Age.
Mr.. :. F. Baughman, All enter.
prising merchant of this place, in or
der &c keep in line with the spirit OF
the times, will, OH the LIST of Februa.
ry, in conjunction with Mr. Henry 5
Baker. lately of Armstrong x Gator
of Baltimore, open a store in Win
chester with stock of high class
millinery and ladies goods. This
will make the fourth store in which
Mr.. Baughman is interested, as be
sides his well known business stand
here he has store at Hanover, Pa.
and one at Glen Rock. Pa.
Mr. Leo =. Wheat, the celebrated
pianist, will appear in concert with
| Miss Bette Burwell Booker and Miss
Nancy Brooks at the hall of Y. NJ
G. A., in Richmond, Oh Thursday
night of this week. Mr. Wheat in
formed one of the Richmond papers
that he had grown strong and fat
! for tho frat fime IN hiS life -