Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-12-19

Rsv; Sc Fsrgbson, pastor Of
Trinity ". E. Church of MARITIME
burg, has ssnt out cards announcing
the approaching marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Mary Ferguson, to
Mr.. James William Foley, assistant
cashier Of the Bank Of Clarke County
Of this place and one OF. the most
popular young businsss men in Ber-
ryyillA The wedding will take place
in the church, Of which the bride
elects father is pastor. at 9 o'clock
in the evening on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 2ud next.
The cheapest Steel Range on Earth
only $4,000. No finer or better
Range made; over 40 in use in
Clarke county, and everyone WELL
PLEASED. Come and see them. If
you want useful article for
Christmas gift, see our Rockers and
silverwsre- We will please you in
goods and prices at the Berryville
Furniture Store.
Our creamery man. Mr.. O. Pa
Howell, informs us that during the
past season ne manufactured 2.7OO
gallons of ice cream, besides being
compelled to turn down & number of
orders. He says in order to meet the
demands for the season of 1901 he
will place another power freezer in
his establishment in connection with
the present one, and that be will thus
be able to manufacture ice cream on
much larger scale than ever.
We are proud to say the good peo-
pie of Clarke county have shown
their appreciation of our efforts to
please them in goods and prices, and
assure them that we will in the flu
ture, as In the past, continue 20 keep
GOOD SToCK Of FURNITuRE and No
TONS and sell them AS CHEAP as
ANY. DEALER in the State. Berry.
Vile Furniture Store.
AT MRS. f. A. MARSHALL'S
you will find the most complete Dis
play of Xmas Toys ever brought to
Berryviile- Every Que is bargain
mo trust prices. Also, fine lot of
Cakes, Candies, Nuts, Raisins, etc.,
all at rock bottom prices. For every
SOC. purchase you get chance on
the handsomest dressed doll in Ber-
ryvilIe. Don't forget Berryville
home industry. Buy your Xmas
goods at Marshsll's and save money.
Don't go to the trouble of making
cakes for Xmas when you can buy
them cheap at the Cake Tea at DR..
McGuire's next Saturday.
The home of Mr.. John S. Russell.
an esteemed farmer of the Long
Marsh district, has been darkened by
the death of his daughter, Miss Mel
lie, who passed away last Monday
night after q short illness. She was
IA years of age and possessed a
bright sunny disposition. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell and their family have
the sympathy of the community.
Christmas and New Year Exour-
sion tickets will be sold on Norfolk
and Western Railway. On sale from
December 22nd to 25th, and Dec.
3Oth to January LIST. Good for re-
turn passage to January 4th, 1901.
! Mr.. Clarence Snyder, of Summit
Point, met with very serious acct
dent Thursday last. While returning
home from Summit Point, as he en-
tered his field be started in race
with his dog as his racing opponent,
and IS he turned curve his horse
slipped and fell on HIM, breaking his
leg above the ankle. Mr.. Athey, who
was near at the time, came to his as
GstsDce, helped him home; and sum-
moned DR.. G. A. Davis, who rendered
the necessary surgical aid.-Charles-
town Advocate.
FoR SALE--A thoroughbred Jer-
sey COW, soon to be fresh. @. S. Lee.
Mr.. j. w. Bsrringer, the local
agent for the Southern Express Co.,
writes Us rs follows "For the pur-
pose of handling properly the
Christmss produce shipments, etc.,
from points along the Shenandoah
>Vsiley, the Southern Express 90.
will run = special express train
North December 18th, 10th, Goth,
2lst and 22nd, leaving Berryyille at
2 P. M"
Have your Laundry washed at the
Winchester Hand Lsundry-the best
an the Valley. Lawrence j. Russell
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