Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-11

on several occasions jackson has
threatened 10 take his wifc's life. and
'hat she IN return warned him that
II he ever bothered her he would fare
badly.
Choice Novelties.
Dress Goods,
Silks, Nelvets. &c,
at low prices.
10y :. l.. Palmbaum q Go.
\ delightful party was given AZ
"Woodley Hail." the beautiful home
Of Mr. q. W. Levi, on Friday evening
OF last week. The affair was given
III honor of some young ladies who
were visiting Mrs. Levi. The house.
was tastefuliy decorated for the o,..
caS'on. palms. potted plants. cu,
ho"erS ANA ercrgrecns beiuy used Inn
Profusion. Among the guests from.
distance were, Misses Havnaker
and Neal. OF Winchester: Miss II,il..
ct Washington; aud Miss Bowen. Of
Martlnsburg. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
New Blankets, Comforts.
aud tlannels.
by :. J.. Palmbaum a Co.
Mr. Lawrence Russell. son of Mrs
Russell residing at tn" west end Of
Berryville,l who is liueman for the
Winchester Telephone Co. showed
himself n bold lover. On Monday
night of last week he persuaded Miss
George Brown. daughter of Mr.. j..
NJ. Brown. of Wildwood. to elope with
him. They quietly proceeded to
Charlestown, where they were mar
ried by the Rev. II. g. Kennedy.
They afterwards drove to Winchester
where they are making their home.
New Underwear.
and Hosiery,
To suit everybody
IN size and price.
by =. l.. Palmbaum x Co.
Our genial friend X. of White
Post who likes to take literary shot
now and then. placed last week his
gun to his shoulder and fired il at a
flock of his friends, including the
editor of this paper. lie reinforces
Mr.. kownslar on the political affairs
OF Clarke aud Warren. We regret
not to have the space this week for
his contribution, but it will appear
IN our next issue.
Furniture. everything YOU need.
aud cheap at the Berryyille Furni-
ture ParlOrs.
The long contest between the coun-
~ of Frederick and the city of Win
chester over the market house square
of that city has been brought to a
close 10y the county accepting the
Grim lot as place for hitching pur-
poses. This conclusion makes avail
able the $4,000 Mr.. Chas. b. Rouss.
of New York, has proffered for the
erection of public hall on the mar
ket tuare Of that city.
Money saved by buying Carpets,
Rugs and Mating at the Berryville
Furniture Parlors.
With so much wet weather to give
wheat start, it ought to enter the
winter in good condition where the
seeding has been done in time. The
grass seed sown will also secure a
good root if the fall remains open.
There is not week now but it brings
some rain. The fall on Sunday was
almost continuous from morning un-
I'll night.
No town in the Valley can boast
of Il nicer and more complete line of
Furniture and the prices are right at
the Berryville Furniture Parlors.
Mr.. Chas. III. Boxwell, manager of
the Rosemont Stock Farm, brought
to orr office six potatoes that weighed
ten pounds. They were grown under
straw. Mr.. Boxwell says the repu
ton of the Rosement farm for pro
ductiveness is so well established that
he would have no trouble in finding
farmers that would be glad to buv
its soil with which to fertilize their
lands.
A nice Bedroom Set only $40 at
the Berryville Furniture Parlors.
The Hagerstown Fair is on this
week, and the Norfolk and Western
Railway will run a special train to
Hagerstown on Wednesday and
Thursday. the train passing here at
$40 a. M, and returning, will leave
Hagerstown at $3.50 p. m. Fare from