Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-04-25

chester Boot and Shoe man, will be
in Berryville on Thursday, April 26,
to receive orders for fine custom
made shoes. For shoes made TO fit
the foot, see him. Leave message
at Mr.. W. +. Hoffman's shop, and
he will call to take your measure.
Fine Two Year-Old Durham Bull
for sale by II. E. BOYER.
The most famous, sublime, and
world renowned exhibition ever pro
duced, 1.-The Passion Play" of Ober-
ammergan, will be given in Winston
Opera House, Wednesday evening,
April %, under the auspices of the
Berryville Fire Company This won
derful presentation of perfect re
production from the original Ober
ammergan version as celebrated bv
the villagers of the Bavarian high
lands, Germany, every tenth year,
showing over one mile of MOVING pic
tuIes of the cross aud the life of our
Lord, from his birth to his ascension.
in wonderful life realism. You will
witness with your eyes what hymn.
sermons and epic have made sublime
the world around. Thos. A. Edison's
marvellous invention, the 1900 model
projectoscOpe, will be used in this
master presentation. The rates are
within reach of all. Watch for large
bills.
L. ". Wood Il Co.'S Garden Seeds.
Peas, Beans, Sweet Corn, aud Small
5 eds: Northern Seed Potatoes. Early
Ohio. Houlton or Maine Rose, New
York Rose, Hebron and Green Noun
tain, Low Prices at r. ID. HARDEs
TY'S.
The entertainments, given here
last week by :. II. Jollffe's Bright
Lights" were greeted by large
crowds. In charge of the show was
MIR. Cornelius Van Deveuter, a form
er citizen of Berryville, and very nat
urally everybody turned out to see
what kind of ii Snowman NELLY"
makes. We understand he and his
troupe made favorable impression.
Next fall when both of Mr. Jolliffe's
shows return from their Western
tour they will exhibit in Berrvville
under the auspices of the Fire com
pany.
Fancy Toilet Articles at Blencowe's
Wonderful bargains.
Miss Katharine Mcdonald. daugh-
ter of Mrs. VIM. y. Mcdonald. of
this place, has been appointed by
Congressman James Hay upon the
recommendation of the j. f.. b. Stuart
Camp of e. v of this county, the
maid of honor from the 9TH
Congressional District to the coming
reunion Of Confederate Veterans at
Louisville. The appointment is a
very deserved one.
Pure drugs only used in prepound-
ing prescriptions at Blencowe's
The many friends here of Mr.
Goldsmith, who, with Mr.. John f.
Bell bought large quantities of stock
In th's county, will regret to learn
that he was compelled to undergo
surgical operation to have an arm
removed. The operation was per
formed in hospital at Philadelphia.
and he is now doing we'll. He writes
that be will send an agent here to
close the contracts for the purchase of
lambs in the county.
The teams of Mr.. ID. f. Haines of
Winchester. and Mr. Hugh NJ. Mel
son, of Wildwood, collided while driv-
ing in opposite directions last Friday
on the Wildwood and Winchester pike.
Mr.. Nelson was thrown from his We
hicle. The latter bravely held to the
reins and was dragged some distance
and seriouly hurt. A phone message
from Wildwood just before going to
press says that Mr.. Nelson is better
and improving.
CHOICE MILLINERY.-The newest
patterns of this season hats, bonnets.
etc, for Ladies has been received by
me, and will be sold at low prices. !
Miss Adreon again has charge of the
Millinery department of my store, aud
and will as much satisfaction as ever
to my customers. Call and examine
goods. Bargains in all lines.
Mrs. l.. F.. RICKAMORE
The grave in Green Hill cemetery
of Capt. NJ. Stephenson, an English
man, who made his home in the Mill |
wood neighborhood during his last
days, and who died in December.