Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-06-28
Briefs.

wv aa' Pole, who has charge of Nc
Aooy's stables at Castlenan's Ferry
Msrpoie was behaving in disorderly
manner, sitting in buggy at the time.
and was asked to leave town. Inre
spouse to this request he began 70
abuse the sergeant, who made an at
tempt to arrest him, when a child
occupying the vehicle with Marpole.
caused the horse to start and the SCR.
geant lost his hold upon Marpole, but
the latter lost piece of his clothing.
Marpole, after going short distance
drew his revolver and opened fire on
the sergeant, one of the balls passing
near enough to burn his hand slight.
ly' A warrant for Marpole's arrest
was issued, and placed in deputy
Lupton's hand for execution. who
brought him to town, and after
hearing the case Justice Crow fined
Marpole $50 aud sent him to iail for
SIX months.
Here are few of the MANY Trade
winners at the Berryville Furniture
store: Nice bedroom suits for $1,000:
Solid Oak suits for $3.50. worth
$500; Oak Sideboards for IS. 80:
Oak Wardrobes for 1878: Drop-leaf
Tables for $1.95; nice, we'll made
Porch Rockers for - cents; Uphol-
stored Cots for $l.S5: Bedsteads for
Sl.5O; ten pin Hat Rack for 10 cts.
OlI Stoves, these YOU can boil or fry
on, TOR 70 cts; Rugs at from 30 cts.
up. And this reminds me to saw. do
not buy Carpet until my stock ar
rIveS. will have large and beau
tltul line of Carpets aud Rugs. at
"Rock Bottom" prices, and if Won
want an extra fine suit of Furniture
at less than city retail prices. come
and see suits such asothers ask 500. 90
for, which will sell for little over
half this price. You are ALWAYS well
come at the Berryville Furniture
Store.
Mr. Frank y. Castleman. who has
added II livery establishment to the
Virginia House. has had neat office
room fitted up at his stables for the
manager thereof He has gone into
the business to make it success.
having recently added some fine driv
ing stock aud nice vehicles to his
equipments. Mr.. Castleman l. a good
aud reliable business mau. and the
public will find that he gives his per
sonal attention to his business af-
fairs.
W. Richardson has Just received
supply of Fine Boxed Paper, differ
ent colors, with "Berryville. Va"
embossed on each sheet Only 30
cts. per box.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Mr.. G. IL. Blake.
former citizen of this place and now
in business at Washington, Va, and
Miss Callie Clark, daughter of Mr..
\. w. Clark, of Rappahannock coun-
ty, will be celebrated in the Metho-
dist Church South in Washington
today "wednesday at y o'clock
noon. We tender the groom our con-
CALCULATIONS.
Thoroughbred Shropshire Bucks
for sale at reasonable prices at II.
Walker Shepherds. 1t
Wheat Is having downward ten
dency, owing to heavy receipts in the
Northwest of last years crop, and No.
, red is quoted at 74} cents per bush
el. The visible supply, which at this
time of the year ought to show a de
crease, increased last week $4,000
bushels. For example, the receipts
year ago were 100000 bushels,
whereas, for the same time this year
they were l,2lS,OOO bushels. Corn
is quoted at 3S3 cents per bushel.
Hogs are quoted at $4.lOa4.2O per
100 lbs, lambs at 6a6l cents per 10.
Ladies
Shirt Waists and Skirts
received by 5. L. Palmbaum.
The Norfolk 4 Western Railway
will give special excursion rates to
and from all points on its lines on ac-
count of the Fourth of July. Tick
cts on sale July l. ?, 3 and to 10 a.
IN. on the Attn, good for return pas
sage till July 9TH.
New Lace Curtains
and Dotted Swisses
at :. l.. Palmbaum q Co.'S.
Messrs. Wall 4 Hardesty shipped
several car loads of lambs on Monday
and Tuesday. Lambs are bringing
profitable prices to farmers this wear.