Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-02

y. l.. Palmbaum
has received
new line of summer
aud spring dress goods, etc.
Call and see them.
The J. E. b. Stuart Camp Of Sons
OF Confederate Veterans held its
monthly meeting ia Camp Hall last
saturday. Lieut.. Foley took tie
chair IN absence of Commander
Grlgsby, and Comrade b. smith re-
corded the minutes of the meeting.
the secretary also being absent. The
ouly important business transacted
was the steps taken regarding the
matter of uniforming the Camp. IL
Is represented there are thirty mem
oers IN good standing, AMI the fuui
mat has been raised for uniforms i
INSULT lent to pay the entire cost. and
owing 70 the fact that the monument
TO the Confederate dead from Clarke
county Is To be unveiled in july. and
the desire of the Camp to present A.
good an appearance as possible. IL
was thought best, after much discus
sion, 10 use the uniform fund IS far
as II Will 90, and the members of the
Camp. who wish uniforms. will have
to make mp the difference, although
hnal action IN tins matter was DEFER
Ell To Il meeting to be held SATURDAY.
May 18th, when it is hoped a large
attendance will be had and the mat
ter thoroughly discussed and finally
decided.
have Il carload of nice steers for
sale. They are nice ones. and. as rs
naI' will give you bargains.
&. f. WALL.
MIR. Charles Hamilton Thompson.
son of Capt. John L. Thompson, of
this place, and Miss Edward Miller
Masters, daughter of Mr.. Frank Mas
ters, of Pulaski, Va, were married
Tuesday evening, MAY LIST, at eight
o'clock. The ceremony was perform
ed in the parIors of Maple Shade Inn.
Pulaski, Va, and although it was
only witnessed 10y the relatives and
intimate friends of the couple. the
affair was very elaborate and beau
uful one. Among those present were
Capt. Thompson aud Mr. Joseph f.
thompson, father and brother of the
groom. "Charlie" is we'll known in
Berryville and has large circle of
friends. whom We join in extending
him congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson will make their home in
Goshen, Va, where the former is en-
glneer-in charge of the mines.
Fine Two-Year-Old Durham Bull
for sale by II. E. BOYER.
The Be~ry,ille Fire Company met
IN Camp Hall last Friday night.
There was larger attendance than
usual, and much interest was mani
tested in the proceedings of the meet
ing. y statement WAS made that over |
Sl7 was realized from the entertain
ment. 1.-The Passion Play" given un
der the auspices of the company last |
week. A resolution wac unanimous |
ly adopted extending the thanks of |
the company to Mr.. G. +. Taylor for
the use of Winston Opera House and |
the kindly interest he exerted to
make the entertainment n success.
The hose is expected to arrive about
June LIST and the company will then
go into training.
II. W. Wood & Co.'S Garden Seeds.
Peas, Beans, Sweet Corn, and Small
s eds; Northern Seed Potatoes. Early
Ohio, HOulton or Maine Rose. New
York Rose, Hebron and Green Noun
tam, Low Prices at Is u. HARDRS
TY's.
The Winchester Star SAYS that it
is an assured fact that an ice factory
will be established in Winchester nj
an early date. The factory will EN-.
plov about so men.
Nice line OF Stationery at Blen-
cowe's. !