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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

Lot of Dress Goods at Cost 70 close
out.
Large paper Steel Carpet Tacks 3
cts. per paper.
Borax Potash Lye, 7 cts. per can. as
good as any. Bargain in Rabbits and
Red Seal.
Laundry Wash Powder 5 ct. pack
ages. 2 for s.
Coach Axle Oil for Buggies, 25 ct.
box for 10 cts.
Enameled Ware, Tea Pots, Coffee
Pots, Stew Pans, Dish Pans, etc. way
down price.
Earthen Cooking Ware, Meat Cook
ers, Bean, Rice and Oatmeal Pots.
Kettles for Stewing and Preserving.
Flower Pots, all sizes, at prices that
will surprise you.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15
From Drums.

The threshing machines now keep the
farmers on the alert as they peel forth
their thrilling tunes, thus announcing
their whereabouts. Such callers are never
welcome by the culinary department Of
the farm
The opening of new road through
our vicinity under the contrsctorship Of
MT John Locke is nearing completion
Mrs. [. W. Hardesty and daughter are
visiting her son, w. VI. Hsrdesty, last
week
Miss Annie Kackley has returned TO
her home near Cspon Springs. after
protracted visit to her brothers near here.
Mrs {. W. Fishpaw and little daugh-
ter spent part of last week with friends
in Front Royal
Mr.. Y. b. Pierce has improved his
house by roofing and erecting porch to
the wing. III.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

Wheat remains steady at 13! cts.
per bushel In Baltimore. Cob corn
brings $2.35 (d $40.
\ phone message from Woodstock
Tuesday saws that a block of business
houses were destroyed by fire Mon
day night. The extent of damsge is
unknown. Among the property was
Gale Hotel, and the Episcopal
church,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

The Winchester Star SAYS thai
George Madigan, of Clarke county
Was arrested and fined $3.50 for
dlsorderly conduct on the streets Of
Winchester. Madigan made himself
particular rude to ladies.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

y large corps of the Salvation
Army entered Charlestown Friday
for the purpose of beginning a series
of meetings. says the Advocate.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

It's doctors Business to study health
Doctors confidently recommend HAIR
PER whiskey.
Sold by
+. N. CASTLEMAN,
Berryville, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15
The Triumph Steel Range.


The manufacturers of the Triumph
Steel Range warrant them for five
years, and we will furnish free of
cost, any parts, that with ordinary
usage, may get out OF repair. We
also warrant these Ranges TO Bake,
Boil and do all kinds of cooking in
good and workmanlike manner
So you take no risk, when YOU buy
one of the Triumph Steel Ranges.
They are the cheapest Steel Range
on Earth. No better Range was
ever offered, no matter what the
price asked. Read what your neigh
bors, who are using them, say:
We are well pleased with our
Triumph Range; you can use my
name IN recommending it.-CAPT. j.
Il. MUM.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend
the Triumph Steel Range. 1t does
the cooking with less than half the
fuel required for my cast stove.
WIN. LLOYD.
1t is all, and more than is claimed
for it, does the work with one third
the fuel my cast stove required.
JOHN W. LOCKE.
he Triumph is all that could be
expected of it,-s perfect baker u
great fuel saver.-JOSEPH STARKRY.
Don't see how We could get along
without our Triumph Steel Range.
As cooker and fuel saver it can't
be Beats. j. WILEY.
| can't speak too highly of the
Triumph Steel Range. One-third
the fuel required for our cast stove,
does the work with the Triumph in
less than half the time.-JAs. B.
LINDSEY.
We can give you the names of over
20 others who are using this Range
and all praise it as the above. Come
to the BERRYvILLE FURNITURE STORE
and see the cheapest Range on Earth.
A Gard.
The lawn party held on the court
house green on the evenings of Aug.
10th and 18th by the friends and
members of the NJ. F.. Church of
Berryvllle, proved complete success.
the proceeds amounting to nearly
$50.
Will the public please accept our
thanks for their liberal patronage.
and may kind providence a6un.
dainty bless and reward all who
worked so faithfully and contributed
so literally of their substance to a
good cause. Con-
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

Mr.. W. f. Hoffman has bought
through the the Snyder Real Estate
Agency the small stone house, situa-
ted on East Main Street. The house
was sold by Mr.. Neville of Wildwood,
and is known as the "house on the
rocks" The purchasing price was
$3.50.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15
Obituary.

On Friday morning, July 9th,
1900, NJ Aiken, ). g., Mrs. j. Rice
Smith peacefully passed into her
sternsi rest, and after long and
suffering illness, which she bore with
perfect patience and Christian forth
tude.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Il. ". Cliff 1t ST. Thsddeus
Eplscopnl Church, and the interment
had In Tie Church cemetery on Sat
nrday afternoon, July 25th.
Honorary Pail bearers DIR. Is. II.
league, Hon. ID. 5. Henderson, Col.
u. w. Croft, Mr.. f. b. Henderson,
Mr. l.. Bradwell Of Aiken, ). c., and
Nal Norman W. Smith, of Augusta,
Ga.
Active Pail bearsrs:-Mr. Charles
,. Heard, MIR. II. Walker Wallace,
Capt. Jno. ". Clark, Mr.. l.. G. Hay
ne, MIR. Arthur Thomas and Hamil-
Ton Phlnizy, all of Augusts. GA.
Mrs. Smith leaves husband and
SIX children, deeply devoted to her
who are thus sOrrOwed by this
Greatest of all bereavements. Her
lie was exemplary aud full of kind
deeds. Her faith was unwaveriDg.
her duty always performed. Her
devotion to her home, family
and church deep and true. A no
Ole wife, mother add sister has gone
70 her Heavenly home.
Blessed are the dead
That die In the Lord"
Departed this life August 6, 1900.
near Tilt Hammer Mill, Clarke coun-
~ Va, Edith Page, infant daughter
OF Luther l.. and Nora v. Royston,
aged 2 years and months.
our precious little one has left us;
"hen her beautiful. familiar form
mat we have learned to love is torn
FROM our embracing arms.
although with bowed and breaking heart
Win sable garment aud silent tread.
we bear her senseless dust to rest
And say she 10 not dead.
She is not deadi she has but passed
neyond the mists that blind us here.
INTO the new and larger life
vi that brighter sphere.
Written by GRAS'rA
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-08-15

Full Stock of Dry Goods and Notions Flour Cloths Mat
and Low Price Carpets Shoes SocA great
at cut prices
Remember that the W. Coses all styles and qualities fitting
comfortable
want order them for per pr
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREMF f7OTTRT COTTVTY

-. OF NEW YoRK-Metropolitan Savings Rank plsin
Action Of gSg@ent Of freeos
sna sale duly made and entered in the above entitled
entered in = Office q Clerk Of the 5unty Of New
Referee in said judgment named viii sell at pubic auc
BToadway in the Borourb as hstats saiesroous No III
oe9o 6e f95 & on n tss he. sth day Of 1901
er the premises directed by Judgment to be sold and
q parcel of land with the buildings and 1: p
tfnereon situate lying and being the Twenty-fourth
York being Of the lot known ana designated as lot
March 1857 made ana signed S Ro- SP dated Me York &
% T he eht6ea lS m Msp OF that part of the Bathgste
action OF Partition in the Supreme Court in which sas
and others defendants and now on sie in ,b Cf se
q Register the City and County Of M N ~ Sg Yo oce nee
lot hereby conveyed being bounded and escTsa m % e
to, 0E kgRnns at P9n % on the Esstsry side q Wash
six hundredths u5o sel0O southerly from the
hundred and seventy-frs Street running thence East
Of one hunaTed and So STREET SR the n side
hftyseven and eghtyeight one-hundredths I5T Ss 00
centre Of the Block Between or Wab6go8 h0T or 3 the
i ia rly T id 5aTo q, ATenpe distant souhery from
Street one hundred and fifty feet thence southwardy
seventy-rst Street and parailel
twenty-five @ feet to the Northsriy lne of of
Number TwentyInns (2sl on said Map; thence west
Twentynne C2s and parallel nearly SO with the said
ana partly through the centre Of pary vail @ StF5
and fysx and tvventy-three Use Dr. Io0
nue. ana thence NOThWardiy along the said Easery
C5 6-lOOl feet to the point place beginning
the first part may hereafter al any time aeouTe
in and TO so much Of the lands premises lying in
eastery side Of washington Avenue as orsnayy la9
and Eastery Of washington Avenue as now
DATED, New York. December 18Th 1900
AUGUSTUS s HUrcHINs ESQ AtorpS for RefeTee efef
60 Wall St, Manhattan Borough City Of New York
The following is diagram Of the property be
East hist Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

The approximate Of the lien or charge
satisfy which described property sold
S32 26-1O0 with interest thereon from the 4h day
of and allowance
73 with interest from the 10th of June
1900, with the of the sale
approximate amount OF taxes assessments other
liens which are allowed the purchaser OF
purchase money, paid by the referee is ST. 44 10
and interest.
Dated New York October 18TH 1900
sol. KOHN.
The described property is hereby ad
journed December 11h. 1900. at the time and
place
Dated New York November eth. 1900.
SOL KoHN
Referee.
io1Irned January 11th 1901 time
place
sol, KOHN
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CorJNTy

OF NEW YORK.-Metropolitan Savings Bank plain
Action No In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure
ton bearing date the 2sth day Of NoTerber i69 s65
entered the ONCE Of Clerk the County Of New
Referee in said Judgment named will sell at public auce
Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan in the CITY Of
& q5 noon on Of ths s a y day sy %sm M @ at
the premises directed by said SOLE and
parcel Of land with buildings improvements there
The T5orong of e "a In e i. NJ Sou ara OF
part Of the lot known and designated lot Number
lss7 made and signed by Robert Water City Surveyor
sold nv Jobn sia- ts "a & .f arm n 70 os
Ton IN t S Esq ESQ f.eIeTee re IN an aGtlo9 ot Par
defendants" and file in the once Register
veyed being and described as follows: Beginning
at point on the Eastery side of Washington Avenue
hundredths 075 42-10O feet southerly
dred seventy-st Street running thence Eastwardiy
% M I9r9qsh party wall and parallel or nearly SO with
one hundred and hfty-six twenty-three one-hun-
dTedths 156 2S1oG feet more less point line
distant saufheTI, f or ortn LhlFa A'snne
dred and seveEtyfrst Street hundred seventy
nearly with southery Of One HUNDRED and
sad EssTIy SIDE Of ana Parallel or nearly SO with 5 tae
feet to the Nqrhery line Of lot number Thirty o) said
lot No Thirty 600 and parallel nearly so with
hfty-four and seventy-seven one-tun-
% fes 2 4le feet more or less to the EastsTy side
Easlsy sloe OF Washington Avenue twenty-five and six
beginning Together the right title and interest
the parties Of the first part have hereafter
lying in front Of the lot hereby conveyed
laid and the Easteriy Washington
Dated, New York December 1s. 1900.
,1,G7-sT7rs rz,-rcrzHFneN HFcNf1Y ~ THoMPsoN Referee
o. Wall St. Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
The following diagram of the property to be sold:
East i71st Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
SUPRENIE COTRT- NEW YORK COUNTY

William Cairns Stuart al. Trustees. etc. Of
and others, Defendants
In pursuance a judgment foreclosure sale.
duly made entered above-entitled
bearing the 14th day June. 1900. the under
signed, the Referee said judgment named, will sell
public auction tbs New York Real Estate Sales
No Ill Broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan
City Of New York Friday the 4th day Of January 1901
II o'clock that day. by Peter F. Meyer, Auc
tioneer premises directed said judgment sold
a therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate.
lying and being the City OF New-York and being
in Section rSunber Z, Block Number 1874 shown
Land Map of the City Of New York and bounded
and described a follows; Beginning at point on
Northery line West One hundred and second
Street distant one hundred and thirty-tw9 qS9 feet
90 eastery the Northeasterly OF
Boulevard and West One hundred and second Street
opposite the middle line party wall;
ming Northwardy but parallel with the Boulevard
10 and through said party wall far the same
extends hundred 900 feet thence Easwardly but
parallel with West One hundred and second Street,
thirytwo 32) six (6l inches: thence Southwardy
again parallel with the Boulevard hundred 400
to the Northerly line Of West One hundred and
second Street. thence Westwardy along said Northery
line West One hundred and second Street thrty-two
Dated New York. December 18Th, 1900
LORD. DAY LORD. Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs. Office and
posofce address No. 100 Broadway (Manhattan). New
York City.
The following diagram of the property to be Sold
its street number s 2O7 1929 Street:
IO3d Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
foreclosure Sales.
NEW Y0RK sTPREME C0TRT, ConnfT Of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County Of
, Aew go-k-Josepha n. Young. ezeeutrix, &C.
r-ss sealnst Cornelius Il nalIrnan and another de-
las IN pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and
e-y 1IaGe AID entered IL the above entitled action,
- a@Esllg cate Both Gay March. 1900, J. the
Sssnsd The referee said judgment named viii
sS-. auction, the New YORK Real Estate SalesroOus
~ Broadway IN The Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
ao.E THURSDAY the i7rh DAY Of January, 1901.
= = G cock noon that oay, By William Kennedy,
1-oaeeT. the premises directed BY said judgment be
ana therein described follows: All that certain
ground with the building thereon erected situate in
Ls Twelfth Narc % the CRY OF New York tnow known
ae oesglstec the Twelfth Ward q the Borough OF
aratan the southeTly side Of AinetyseFenth
o-naso and descr1beo follows, viz; Beginning at
pQlIt Ninety-seventh Dis
si I've 500 westerly ihe point formed
y Tie intersection O The westerly line Of Eighth
hoW known Central Park NesU with The souberly lire
y Anetsegenth street; thence running soutEeTys para
.e With the westerly line of ERhth avenue now known
- Leltral PARK MesD and part q the way through a
y wall hundred feet; westerly parallel with
ne soUtheTly line o. Aneysevenrh street twenty feet;
tencs n0r-herE. parallel westerly line OF Eighth
Esenue fn0w known Central PARK Wesu and part of
Eouthery line &nety-seventh street; and
cry along the said souherly line Of A!nety-seventh
street twenty the point OF beginning. The lard
srece6 1he said instrument lies in section IN
1ock $50 land M8p Of fhe CRY Of New York.
Dated New York December 2eth. 1900
GEORGE " ELLIS. Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD, Attorneys Plaintiff. once and
Post once address, No. 10 Broadway, Manhattan,
New YORK City
Tie following diagram Of the property 70 be sold:
rs street number No. IS West Nnety-seventh street:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

OF NEW YORK.-Catharin@ M Teese Plaintiff,
against Rose McKenna et AL Defendants In pursuance
OF judgment OF foreclosure sale made and entered
IN the above entitled action and bearing oate End day
nent named will sell public the New York
Real Estate SalesToo No Ill Broadway in the Borough
OF Manhattan City OF New York. Thursday the 10th
Gay of January 1901 twelve o'clock on that day,
py william M Ryan, Auctioneer the premises described
IN said judgment follows: All that certain lot
parcel OF land. situate lying being in the City OF New
York and which certain map entitled. map OF
eighty acres OF land in Twelfth Ward In the
City OF New York estate of Isaac Dycknan
deceased. known third Of Dycknan homestead
property dated New York June 7th 1871 Rudopn Rosa
ano hled in the Office Register or the City
and County OF New York July 1871 map Number
Seven hundred and twenty-five. is distinguished as Lot
number Five hundred and is bounded and de
scrfbsd foloys: Beginning a point formed by the
Intersection OF the northery line Of said lot NUMBER I've
hundred and nine said map with the north
westerly line OF street avenue laid out oy me
Commissioners OF Central Park and designated said
Nichols Place; running thence westerly along sad
Nichols Place winds and hundred
ana eghtyeight feet ana inches. 10 the Southeast
Of lot Number Five hundred ana ten on sad
and said map. eighty-six feet and ten
the Southerly OF lot one hundrec ana
said Northeastsrly along the
Souhezsteriy side OF said lot One hundred ana thirty
said fifty fee; the westerly corner or ot
One and thrty-hve said thence South
thirty-hve and One hundred and thiry-sx on said
hundred and sixty-fve feet ano one inch 10
Nichols Place-Dsted New York. December 18TH 1900
RICHARD H. CLARKE, Referee.
WILLIAM {. WILSON. Attorney Plaintiff No 55 LIB
Street. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
York
following diagram of the property referred 10
the foregoing notice OF sale:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
Centre line.
98th Street.

Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge to sat
isfy which ab0ve-described property be sold
SS 76l4e with interest thereon from the eighth day oe
T1eceTnher 1900, allowance
srnounting O
sale The premises will be sold subject prior
gage for sic 520OO interest August 9th 1890
now held by the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company prior mortgage for SIT, ,9S0. 90
interest from August 2Sth. 1900 held by Sarah
Jacobs also to taxes. assessments and other liens
Amounting 10 the sum Of SS99.0s and interest
Dated New York December 10TH 1900
ALFRED STECKLER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

1925 Street.
The approximate lien charge. satisfy
which the above-described property to be sold is
S34 25I 39-I0O thereon day
June 1900, less payments amounting to
81 000 with and allowance amounting
with of the sale. The
approximate Of the assessments and water
rates other liens 70 be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
paid by the Referee, is
81. 735 34-1O0 and interest
DATED New York 18th day Of December 1900.
CHAS '. KNOX Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YoRK-wniam N. Kingslane, Plaintiff against
John ". Steiner and others Defendants
IN pursuance of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly entered IN the above-entitled
bearing 18th OF December 1900 under
signed Referee in said judgment named. viii
the New York Real Estate Salesroon
40. III Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan the
City Of New York the fifteenth day OF January
y O'Clock uooa on that day BY Peter F. Meyer
toneer premises directed by said judgment be sold
and therein described as follows:
All thai certain lot. piece parcel land with the
and thereon
and being in the Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of
Nevv-Yor6 and bounded and described wit
Beginning al point on the Westerly SIDE Of Lencx
twenty-five feet and eleven northwardly
formed by the westerly
Of LenoX Avenue with the notheriy side
cred and fourteenth Street running thence MesWardiy
parallel with One hundred and fourteenth part
the distance through party wall feet.
thence NorthwaTely parallel with Lenox Avenue twenty
i've feet thence EastUaTdy again parallel with One hun
dre fourteenth Street. and part Of distance
through another party WALL hundred
eTy side OF Lnox Avenue and thence southward along
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
SUPREME COURT, County Of New 70

Solomon Jacobs, Plaintiff. against Abraham saomon
and others Defendants In pursuance Of Judgment Of
FORECLOSURES and sale. duly made entered the
above-entitled bearing date the 18th
December 1900 the undersigned, the Referee in said
Judgment named will sell at public auction at the New
York Real Estate salesroom No III Broadway in the
Borough OF Manhattan, City of New York on the 9th
day of January 1901 II O'Clock that day. by
peter F. Meyer Auctoneer the premises directed by said
certain lots pieces or parcels of land with
the buildings thereon erected situate
lying and being in the Borough Of Manhattan. in the
city Of York and bounded and described as follows:
q the Southerly side of Ninety
eighth Street distant hundred and thirty Q30)
westerly from southwestery OF Park Avenue
Ninetyeghth Street and running thence Southerly
hundred 400 feet eleven
) inches line OF the block; thence Wester
along said line hundred OoO) feet thence
Northerly parallel with Park Avenue hundred 400
feet eleven Q1 the southerly side OF Ninety
eighth Street thence Eastery along the Southerly
side NInety-eghth Street hundred CO0) feet TO
the point OF place of beginning.
Dated New York December 10th, 1900
ALFRED STECKLER. Referee.
SAUL BERNSTEIN, Attorney for Plaintiff 149 Broad
way New City, Borough OF Manhattan
The following a diagram property be Sold
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

The approximate amount of the charge satisfy
which the above described property
tsen SS9ISand six hundred and eightyegh and $1,000
tSI4 oSSS) dollars. with
II. 1900 together plaintiffs costs and al
!owances amounting 10 Three forty-sx and
oolOO tS34o55-OO dollars together
the sale. The approximate taxes
ents and water rates and other liens be
the purchaser out Of the purchase money paid by
dollars
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1900
HENRY THOMPSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
Go iphom 1t alan Concern.
SUPREME COURT. KINGS CoUNTY-Peo-

NUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-PeO-
PIE OF Of New York against Granite state
EEoEloent AssocisriOn.-In pursuance
Supreme entitled action and
bearing 18th day October 1900 which SAID
orceT entered IL the Of Clerk Of Kings
County 18th day o October 1900 hereby
gwen 10 al creditors claimants and stockholders
Sfanite State Prov.dent Association, and Of Edwin
e son as RecelFer thereof. 10 present their claims
WITH vouchers thereto,
arcaVft claimant agent who is acquainted
WITH the facts that the debt by claimant
Justly due and owing from said Association. said
receiver 10 The creditor rsaed voucher
ssse az colnte--casrns and set-os 70 Russell John
tn, Esq Referee appointed by re order for
purpose ct ascer-aining
1ne creditors Of said ASSOCIATION Office said
Ee-eree No - O York
boough cf Manhattan before the 18th day April
-s and n q failure any the stockholders
lors 70 present prove their claims before
hso cate aforesaid they wilt preclUded sharing
y any dividends thaI paid BY
1t the funds his pos session. except pro-
Nec II Section 1907 OF the Code Of Civil Procedure
Dated. New York. October 10Th. 1900.
EDWIN Z DICKINSON,
EsSsiyer Of the Granite State Proyident Association
LEACW. GACKELLAR & WELLS, Attorneys for Re
esger zl-zS Cedar Street New York City. Borough
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

The approximate or charge satisfy
which the above described be sold is Four
teen thousand six hundred eightyeght and s9-1o0
l4 eS8S9 dollars with interest thereon from November
H. 1900 together with the plaintiffs and allowances
amounting 10 Three hundred and fortysix and 55-lO0
S34655) dollars together with the Of the sale
The approximate OF the and
and other liens be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchase money paid Referee is Two
hundred and fifty and O1O0 $3.50 0 dollars and interest
Dated. New York December 13. 1900.
HENRY THOMPSON. Referee.