Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-04
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complete new line of
Dress Goods Novelties.
together with fine stock of
Men shirts and Underwear,
aud Ladies' Furnishings.
The last Warren Sentinel saws
there SIS u widespread desire for q
good Fair somewh here i'm the lower
valley, composed of the counties of
Frederick, Clarke, Warren. Page and
Shenandoah, and suggests Front
hoyal as the best railroad centre for
such Fair. The experience of the
present dav with Fairs already in ex.
istence does not encourage the for.
nation OF new associations of this
KIND. In all probability the Win
chester Fair would have failed had il
not been for the generosity of Nh.
honss. The public has lost much of
Its interest IN these exhibitions. eth
er from their lack of no,rltv or some
other cause.
You will find what YOU want in
carpets. Rugs. Mattngs, and the pri
ces Will please you "a, the Berryville
Furniture parlors.
Mr.. Vim. II. Thompson. we'll
known and prominent farmer re,,d.
ing IN the neighborhood of Bovce
died at his home on SATURDAY night
after lingering illness from compli
Gated s'omach troubles, aged about
% years. lie served in the Coufed
crate army during the civil war as A
private IN Capt VIM. y. Nelson
company, Stonewall brigade He is
survived by bis widow and six child.
ren' most of the latter being grown.
His body was deposited in the Old
Chapel cemetery on Monday morn
ing.
DO you intend Buying Furniture
of any kind: You will find it AT the
Berryville Furniture Parlors.
Capt. }. r. Num-, cashier of the
Bank of Clarke County, left on Mon.
day morning for Richmond. where he
will wed Miss Evelyn Howerson. of
that city. on the 4th inst. The Can
tam received summons on the
morning he left here to attend court
at Salem. Va, bat a more agreeable
and sweeter court had prior en-
on his time. and he obeved
1t. As courts pay due regard to first
liens. 1t is hoped the Salem Judge
will not overlook this plea in the
favor.
y big lot of Matt esses, all grades.
for single and double beds. and CIV
"rythng else usually found in first
c'4S~ Furniture House. aud the pri
"es are right at the Berrvville Fur
niture parlors.
Several of our citizens-Capt. J. |
Il. Num-, NJ. W. Jones and John q. |
Crown-received a summons on Mon |
day morning to appear that dav be-
fore the circuit court of Roanoke
county, at Salem, to testify in the
raSe of Thos. ID. Gold, receiver. &c.
vs.. L. :. Shickel 1t was, however.
impossible for them to appear on that |
day, as they could not reach Salem
until evening. This is one of the |
many issues that may arise between
the Berryville Land and Improve
ment Go. and it's ockholders.
WANTED! WANTED!
100000 lbs. of Milk per month, |
FOR which we will pay the very high
sst prices. G. p. HOWELL & Bro.
Messrs. Snyder q Crown, real es
tate agents, on Monday effected the
sale of Gen. Charles Thurman's beau
.iful home and farm, stu
ated Il short distance north
Of Berryville, to Mr.. James Graham.
If Wilkesbarre, Pa, for $22, 800.
This is one of the handsomest. and
1T the same time most complete
in all essentials i'm the
county. Possession to he given next
March.
FOR RENT.--A Room on Church
It. suitable to conduct Harness
shop. Large Glass Show Room for
Ieeplng of Harness, with other first
lass conveniences. Apply to
THOMPSON x OGDEN.
1t rarely happens that September
ounds out its days with such cool
weather. as prevailed last Saturday.
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