Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-06-07

:. vi nes. N Caoell Martin
a'eu II the home Of her father, Mr..
ID. .. rarrar, Of Nashville, Tenn, at
I:oo O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
May 3lst. The Nashville Banner
among other things, says of her: "She
was indeed notable woman, and en-
!oyed the happy faculty of making
friends of all with whom she came
IN contact. She wss just the woman
Tor popular minister's wife, and she
contributed in large measure to the
success of her distinguished hus.
band. 1t will be remembered her
husband is stationed at FL Paso. Tex.
For Insurance on Wheat while
standing in the Field against Hail
storms, apply to w. Il. Lewis.
Mr.. X. Powell Page, one of the best
known and most highly esteemed cit
liens of this county, was overcome by
an attack of vertigo in Christ Epis-
copal Church during morning service
last Sunday. He was removed to the
grounds outside the edifice where he
soon recovered. He took a very &C
tive part IN the memorial exercises
held at the Old Chapel on Saturday
evening, when the weather was very
warm. We are glad to say he is ali
right again.
For Insurance on Wheat while
standing in the Field against Hail
storms, apply to w. Il. Lewis.
Or Tuesday evening of last week
this section was visited by a thunder
and RAIN storm, and these visitations
continued every evening thereafter
up to and including Friday. Vege-
tation of all kinds WAS greatly i'm.
proved by the rains, and the warm
weather has helped to route the cut
worm that had been so destructive to
newly planted corn crops.
For Insurance OH Wheat while
standing in the Field against Hail
storms, apply to w. II. Lewis.
The University School, of which
DIR. X. X. Meade was the master,
closed on Monday its term for the
past year, under conditions highly
gratifying to the patrons, who were
pleased with the evidence furnished
by the pupils of Mr. Meade's attain
ments as an educator. We understand
that the outlook for the second ses-
sion is highly encouraging.
Novelties in Spring and Summer
Dress Goods and Trimmings
received by s. l.. Palmbaum & Co.
MIR. Frank Buckner, residing near
Briggs station, was bitten OH the
hand by mosquito several days ago.
Nothing was thought of it at the
time, but afterwards his hand COM
menced swelling, and now it is feared
that blood poison has set in and that
amputation may become necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Jarboe, of
Martinsburg, have issued cards, an
nouncing that their daughter, Miss
Della, will be married to Mr.. John n.
Hedges, (son of Rev. VIM. Hedges)
on Wednesday evening, June 9TH, at
500 o'clock, at Mountain Lake Park,
Maryland.
New Gloves, Parasols,
Underwear and Hosiery,
at s. l.. Palmbaum & Co.'S.
The room occupied by l.. j. Rus
sell, merchant, in what is known as
the Bowser building has had the APP
pearance thereof improved by re-
moving the brick front and replacing
it with glass front. The work was
done by Messrs. Geo. S. Phillips and
j. NJ. Russell.
We ought to have credited the ar
ticle, headed Simple Multiplication,
which we published last week, giving
an account of some prolific stock be-
longing to Mr.. Robt. r. Smith, to
the Charlestown Advocate. We told
the typesetter to give proper credit
and he and the proof reader both for.
got it.
New Lace Curtains
and Dotted Swisses
at S. l.. Palmbaum & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Metz gave 6
tea to some of their friends at theil
residence in this place last THURSDAY
evening. The yard in front of theil
home was lighted up with chimes,
lanterns. All who were present
spent an ENJOYABLE evening.