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

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ing new about come people and tx
noring the coming an! going of 9th
ers. etc. He simply prints the news
ne can find. Some people inform him
and others do not. An editor should
not be expected to know the names
and residence of all your friends and
visitors or when they come aud go.
Tell him about il. lite news that
makes the paper. The editor of the
COURIER would greatly appreciate it
II the friends and patrons of
the paper would send in all
the items of interest as they occur.
III items are not published Just when
sent 1t is from lack of space and the
type of other matter has been set up.
1t Is usually carried over to the next
week. Almost every week some mat
ter Is carried over for this reason. 1t
Is hard TO discriminate what to leave
ont. Sometimes when the paper is
ready to go TO press an advertisement.
notice, or something happens of news
that must be printed, then little time
is left to consider what TO take out.
( A big stock of Furniture of every
kind, and Groceries and Notions
Cheap. Bedroom SHIFTS for SO. We
invite YOU to call at the Berryyille
Furniture Store.
Mr.. Mayo Cabell, who received the
appointment Of alternate from the
10Th Virginia Congressional district
to the [. 5. Military Academy. has
been notified that he successfully pass
ed the required examinations for nd
mission as Il cadet TO West Point. and
that his principal had also passed.
Who will he admitted as a
cadet. Mr.. Cabell is now at the
home of his sister, Mrs A Moore. Jr..
aud we understand it is his intention
to study law in the office of his
brother in law, Mr. A. Moore. Jr. He
is brother of Major Charles Ellet
Cabell, of the L. s. Volunteer Army.
who Is serving his country so faith
fully and valiantly in the Philippines.
$29. so buys Triumph Steel
I
TURE STORE. No better Range ever
made. 1t has SIX S inch holes. large
ventilated oven, patent ash drawer,
top mantle closet, ID gallon Reser-
Voir, or fitted for Pressure Boiler that
gives you hot water in every room in
your house.
Master French Ramey, the four
year o d son of Mr.. w. II. Ramcy.
planted an almond seed i'm flower
pot during the Xmas holidays. The
seed soon germinated, and now Mas
ter French has an almond tree over
two feet high and on which is nearly
fifty leaves. Mr.. Haiues, editor of
the CharleStown Spirit of Jefferson.
who is a close friend of Mr.. Ramev.
said when he saw this young strip
ling, that there WAS large flourish
ing almond tree on the Col. Gibson
farm near Charles'own, which is now
owned by MIR. John +. Colsten.
The TRIUMPH STEEL RANGE. No
better ever made, cheaper than cast
stoves, save their cost in fuel. burn
wood or coal. See them ut the Berry
Vile Furniture Store.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Daisy Snyder,
daughter of Mr.. D. c. Snvder of
this place. aud Mr. Howard McVrigh.
of Parkersburg. w. Va. The mar
riage will he solemnized in the Ban
fist church ut Middleburg, Loudoun
county, Wednesday evening at 6
O'Clock. Misses Stella Richardson
and Halle Broaddus, of this place, will
be among the bridesmaides.
Mr.. f. S. York, engineer for the
town council in the construction
of the BerryvilIe water system, will
preach in the Methodist Church
South next Sunday morning, ut II
o'clock. Mr.. York held charge in
the NJ. K. Church in the Baltimore
conference, but was forced to give
up the ministerial work owing to the
failure of his voice. He is pleasing.
entertaining talker.
April was ushered in by genuine
Spring days, aud if the good weather
prevails the farmers will be able TO
proceed with the Spring blowing
which has been often interrupted bv
the changeable weather of March.
The farm and garden work is more
backward this season than we can