Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-07-04
BAZAAR.

-"ohu hehI W Tue OOuIeuerate Dead
from Clarke county, is to stand has
been completed. 1t standso on the Court
House green twenty feet from Church
street and midway between the Court
House and Jail. The total height of
themonument will be % feet,and will
be surrounded by an iron railing
fence. As our readers know this
monument is erected to the sons of
Clarke. who gave their lives to the
Confederate cause, and the funds to
defray the cost of same was solicited
through the Clarke Cavalry, largely
assisted by the noble women of Clarke
and the Confederate organizations.
The foundation was neatly and very
satisfactorily done by our master
brick layer Mr.. John NJ. Pine.
To day we have lots Of those fine
Steel Ranges, all sizes. Watch them
go. Never in all your life have You
had such bargains offered You. See
them and you will agree with us.
that 1t is the Cheapest Range on
Earth, and then examine our stock
of Furniture and Notions, and learn
the prices at the Berryville Furni
ture Store.
While driving to bis bone i'm
wildwood Tuesday night Mr.. George
Jones of Wildwood met with an a.
cident which resulted in his receiv
ing severe scalp wounds and severe
shaking mp. He and Messrs. Black
burn Smith, of Berrvville. and Robt
Shearer of WILDWOOD had been in
Manchester and were driving back
10 Clarke county. When near the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cross
ing on the Wildwood road, the horses
Suddenly SHE'D from the road and
ran against steep bank. The gen
tlemen were thrown out but all es-
capped injury except Mr. Jones. he
sustained two long cuts ON the back
Of the head besides being bruised
about the body Winchester Star.
No finer Range ever sold in Va.
than the Triumph Steel Range.
They are cheaper than Cast Stoves.
See them at the Berryville Furni-
ture Store.
Addresses and exercises of very
instructive and impressive character
to young and old were conducted by
visiting representatives Of the young
mems Christian Association com
mencing on Saturday last at p. m,
in the Baptist Church aud contiu-
ned during Sunday at "a. H., in the
NJ. +. Church IL a. m, and 2,3O p
m, Baptist Church, p. M, Presby
terrain Church aud p. M, NJ. F.
Church, South.
House and Lot of ! acres located
3 miles north of Berryvlle ( rooms
2 halls, good cellar, stable, corn house
smoke house, cistern, good fruit
Price $3.50, apply to d. c. SNYDER
\ pleasing feature and apprecia
tiOn of the water system recently in
troduced from the Blue Ridge Noun
tam Is the fact that Messrs c. HamI
Erb and John c. Burke, plumber
are kept busy daily in tapping tn,
main and conveying water to the res
Idences and business houses of tn,
town. Mr.Er has able assistants il
two Of our young townsmen Messrt
Ernest Stole and Bert Thomas.
For wheat insurance, insure in the
old reliable, the Va. Fire 4 Marine
). NJ. Taylor, agt, next door to =. Q
The opening ball at Winchester
Inn was held last Tuesday night
1t was royal success, and more than
25O guests were present. Among
those from Clarke county present
says the Star, were, Major Hardesty
Harry Warden Blackburn Smith
Mack Clagett, and Misses Juliet,
Henry, Nellie Page, Annie Mac I.eod
and Eliza Lippitt.
Steel Ranges with all the modern
improvements for only $3.50 at tn,
Berryville Furniture Store
Mayor George Washington OF
Charlestown, was fined S25 and cos
by the Harper's Ferry authorize
last week. Harpers Ferry is quar-
entined against Charlestown. and the
Mayor enroute to harrisburg wa,
compelled to change trains As
soon as he left the train, he wa;
nabbed by quarantine officer, and
fined.