Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24

"inchestr'. assisted t.v the Poe m.
hontas Tribe, of same place. drew .
large crowd, one of the largest that
has gathered in Winston Hall. The
evening entertainment opened with
the capture of pslefsce on the streets
OF Berryville, and taken into the Hall
where ne wxs put through the cere-
monies of Initiation. These ceremo.
MES in the hall were startling a. we'll
rs interesting. The program was
concluded by the rendition of ia
bleaux representing Indian life and
scenes, which were beautiful and
we'll executed. Mr.. Black burn Smith,
In behalf Of Seminole Tribe of this
place, made a neat speech Welcoming
the visiting tribes to SeminoIe's hunt.
ing grounds. A sunptuous banquet
was served in Jones restaurant to the
Red Men, and over fifty 'brsvss and
squaws" gathered around the festsl
board laden with the best of good
things Come again, Shawnee
braves, you are always sure Of royal
welcome to the hunting grounds of
the Seminoles.
Two valuable factors In every
mans and womsn's life; Shorthand
enabling you to secure employment
at all times; Physical culture, pro.
viding you with q chart to health.
happiness and usefulness, no appa-
ratus or books needed in latter. F.
G. CATION.
The "curb-stone" law, 10 break up
loating on the streets of the town
Saturday nights, was put into effect
last Saturday night for the first time,
aud demonstrated at once it's merits
Our citizens cOuld easily walk on the
sidewalks without having to elbow
their way through the crowds that
usually block the psvements on these
nights. Now, if persons wish to
stand on the street and talk, they are
compelled to get on the outside of the
curb stone. The effect of this law
WAS that the streets of the town were
almost clear by half past ten, and
those who have homes in close prox-
unity had not their slu mi beers disturb
ed 10y the noise aud confusion pro-
duced by people passing up and down
the street after midnight. 4
good law, Mr.. Mayor.
WANTED.-Old Mahogany Chins
Closet and Safe. Also old China and
Table Ware. Give particulars and
price aud state where the article can
be seen. Address W. f. WooLARD.
Room 90, Patent Office. Washington
ID. c.
Henry Banks, colored, who was
convicted at the July term of the
county court and sentenced to pay q
fine of $50 and to six months inn
prisonment in the county Jail for an
assault upon Isaac Robinson, COL, has
been pArdOned by Gov. Tyler. We
understand the pardon was asked for
by some of Banks friends here Oh
the grounds that he has . family of
three small children left without
means of support by his in incarceration
in prison.
LOANs.-Money 10 loan on county
Real Estate, in sums of $500 aud up
wards. First lien on farm land in
variably required.
BLACKBURN SMITH, Atty.
The charges against DR.. H. NJ.
Wharton were TO come before the
Monmouth county, n. j., grand jury
this week. The jury's finding has not
yet been made public. If indicted.
he will probably be tried at once.
Other sensational charges of the same
nature of those in the Miss Sommers
case have been made against DIR.
Wharton by persons in Baltimore.
A number Of sensational newspaper
articles have been published in which
his guilt is taken for granted. His
friends defend him warmly against
all chsrges.-Luray News.
S. L. Palmbaum & Co. have
received big line of
Fall and Winter goods,
Blankets, Comforts etc.
Mr.. Frank G. Walter, Jr., teacher
of Latin and Mathematics in Miss
Colds School, has accepted . pro-
fessorship in the Shenandoah Valley
Academy, Winchester, and entered
upon the duties of the new position
this week. Crank" made many
friends during his short stay in Bsr-
ryville, and he will not only be missed
by the Football team but by "othsrs."