Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-11-07


CATION, Including the pastor, being
placed under arrest will be witnessed
In winchester just ~ soon rs = mag.
lstrste can issue the warrants. For a
long time past two branches of the
United Brethren Church in the
connty-the Liberals, led by Rey. S.
ID. Shelton, pastor of the church in
that city, on the one side, and the
Radicals, led by Rev. J. Il. Parlett.
on the other side-have been waging
war over the possession of q church
building in the county. The prop.
erty was decided to the United Breth-
ern Church, but both Liberal and
Radical branches claimed that thew
were the original owners of the prop
erty. The matter was left to the
court, which decided that beth
branches had right to worship
there. Last Sunday the Radicals
were holding service there when the
Liberals, headed by their pastor, en-
tered the edifice and commenced ser
vices. Rev. MIR. Parlett then consult
ed lawyer, aud decided To have the
entire Liberal congregation arrested
on the charge of disturbing public
worship. lllfeeling between the
two branches has reached white heat.
4 y weekly class in Shorthand and
II pewriting for scholars OF others
over - years old Ia begin Fridav
night next, as cts. per lesson. Call
on Miss CATON.
The Star saws that Charles Borden
has instituted a suit i'm the circuit
court of Frederick county against the
Hsgerstown Spoke and Bending
Company for $1,000 damages for in
Jurles received while ia the employ
OF the company. In July last Borden
while engaged in trimming branches
from u tree in the woodland of :. VI.
Chilcs. near Wadesville. another
tree, which had been partially cut
/ down 6ut left standing on the stump.
fell upon aud crushed him so badly
that he il MANNED for life. Ia his
declaration Borden alleges that mis-
injuries are due to the negligence on
the part of the Company's superiu-
tendent in permitting the tree to he
left standing upon the stump after
being partially cut down.
You need; nice, light, Porous
Flower Pots, for your transplanting
Can get them all sizes from II. d..
Hardesty.
W. A. Thompson, Of Kearneysville,
Jefferson county, has purchased from
Col. K. V. White, of Leesburg, II fine
dairy farm in Fairfax county, Va,
about % miles from Washington city.
The place contains $50 acres, so
acres of which is in timber, and is
splendidly improved, the facilities
for conducting the dairy business be
ing up-to-date in every resdect. Mr..
Thompson will buy Col. Whites
splendid herd of fifty mich cows and
will continue the same line of bust
ness.
Ricamore's line of Millinery aud
Furnishings 10 new, clean and the
latest-nO stock carried over.
The Norfolk & Western Railroad
Company has decided to build 400
more coal cars of the chopper" kind,
with capacity of 100000 pounds.
This will make ], 300 coal cars built
during the last two years. Fret ZOO
cars of 100000 pounds capacity were
built in the shops and then 500 OF
$4,000 capacity were built. All these
cars are kept busy aud show to what
immense proportions the coal bust
ness over the Norfolk and Western
has grown.
s. l.. Palmbaum & Co. have
received @ big line of
Fall and Winter goods.
Blankets, Comforts etc.
1t is rumored that the Norfolk &
Western Railway will put on two
new passenger trains In a few weeks,
one to leave HsgerstOwn for the South
late ut night and the other to arrive
there from the South early in the
morning. The trains, it is said, are
to be equipped with sleeping and din.
ing cars and will be run in the inter
est of the Pennsylvania road.-Shep.
Register.
Mrs. L. +. Ricamore has received
her Fall and Winter Millinery Gooda
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