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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Tested with Hose.

Whilst the previous tests of she
Berryville water works have been
highly satisfactory, the test of the
systeu on Monday with span of
hose by the fire company exceeded
the ssnguiue expectations of those
connected with the completion of the
system. Capt. Hoffman of the Der
ryville Fire Company telegraphed
Friday to the Fabric Hose Company
for fifty foot length of hose and
one nozzle. On Monday he called
out number of the members of the
fire company and with them attac he'd
the hose to the fire plugs in the diff
ferent sections of the town. The first
test was first made at the depot, and
the result WAS surprising. Against
a wind aud over 70 feet from the
Berryville FIGURING Mills. water was
thrown through an inch and an
eighth nozzle upon the roof of the
building. On level the water gush
ed forth to distance of l25 feet.
From the fire plug in the square wa
ter was sent over the three story Nc
Cormick building on Main street, and
while from the plug on Church street
It was raised on level with the stee-
pie of Grace Episcopal Church,
distance of 100 feet in the air. Other
fire plugs were tested with similar
highly gratifying results. The stream
of water issuing from the hose is
powerful, aud strikes frame buildings
with so much force that one would
think would tear the boarding loose.
To hold the nozzle it gives two men
about as much work as they want.
IL Is estimated that 125 gallons of
water per minute issue from the two
inch hose through an inch and an
eighth nozzle, aud the pressure is said
to be Is lbs. TO the square inch.
With an inch nozzle it is believed
water eau be thrown fifty feet further
on the level, and fifty higher in the
ara distance that exceeds the
height of the Baptist Church steeple.
\ large crowd gathered aud wit
messed the test of the system. and
many, both old and Young, followed
the hose to the different fire plugs of
the town to watch the work.
Monday AFTERNOON the fire plug IN
the square was opened and water per
United TO run. After an hour the wa
ter cleared, and everybody in town
quenched their thirst with this pure
free stone water Mr. Louis Scheuer.
our clothier, attached cup to the
plug for the use of those wishing 10
drink.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

Extract rom vacation decree of the
Judge OF the Circuit Court of Clarke county.
Va, entered April 20. 1901
II lS auJudgcd, ordered and decreed that
TINS ease be referred Ia Conrad kownslnr
one OF the commissioners ofthis Court vbo
vii give notice 10y publication once a week
Tor four successive weeks ia some convenient
newspaper. 60 the parties hereto and the
creditors holding liens ON said land which
shall Toe equivalent 10 personal service on
inc parties of each OF them Of the time and
place Of executing this decree and will nscer-
tuh the amounts ami prioriticS Of the liens
on the land and also the value of said land
az a sale un the usual terms of paVmcnt and
thc annual or rental value thereof I'm ~vr-
cutting this decree the said Commissioners
viii report what amount was received nv
the Defendant George W. Ward for and oi,
account ~ the Insurance ON the buildings ON
Sid iand and what disposition ne made of
Nhc same anna what portion. ii any. WAS eN-
i"n GA in rebuilding the harm on said farm
AMI ne VIII make report 90 the Court al the
hrNt term thereof ia oittcr to a final decree.
stating specially any matter lac may deem
pertinent or which any party may REQUIRE IN
him tostate
ne parties 90 this cause and the creditors
h'''sng liens "n the land of Lucy \. ThnmD-
S.'n ar" hereby notified that shall proceed
"cNecue the provisions ofthe forcgoing,i,-
cree al my office ina berrvNille Va. un We'd
hc~daN, the 10Th day OF MAY. 1900 M
Mn".i llirc AMI time they are required 10
zoe pa. sent Given under tny hand the 23rl
"'N 81 \,ril. 1900
CONRAD kOWNSIAR.
Comr. ma thN.
T. j. Il hiFif,r a ,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
StereOpticon Lecture.

Rev. Eugene b. Jackson. of Win
chester, who, owing to his travels in
Europe, holds a prominent position
on the lecture platform on matters
pertaining to the old country, will de
liver in Miss l.. W. Colds school next
Thursday, May 10th, his instructive
and interesting lecture on Venice. the
canal city of Italy. To assist Mr..
jackson in this lecture and to bring
out clearly the interesting features.
he will employ stereoscope, by
means of which be will portray on
canvass pictures showing points of
interest of the varied sections of
Venice. An admission of % cents
will be charged TO defray expenses.
Lecture begins at 1870 o'clock. and
no one will be admitted thereafter.
Tickets on sale at the door.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Personals.

Mrs. Mary ID. Kownslar, of Milldale,i is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. 5. Kownslar.
Mrs. JAS. G.. Mcclure, after spending
few days in Baltimore, returned to her
home here last week.
Mr.. II l. Royce, of New York. was at
"Almedia" the home of the Misses
Grove, last week.
Mrs. G. W Lewis. accompanied by Miss
Lou Lewis, is visiting relatives in Bal
timore
Mrs. W Milton, who has been on
an extended visit TO her son, Rev VIM
T Milton, in Roanoke, returned home
last week
Mrs. + " Whitaker and children lef,
Saturday for Charlottesville 10 visit rel
atives.
Miss J G Alexander, Of Charlestown.
IS visiting at the home Of Mrs f
KOwnslar
Mr. Duncan, of Washington, is visi-
ting his sister, Mrs. It Milton.
Mr.. Maurice Scheuer returned here
this week from a visit to New York.
Mr.. ! A Hammond and wife. of Tulip.
Frederick county, were guests of the
family of Mr. \ b Wyndham last week.
Nj. Kirk Glover, Of Washington. spent
few days this week in town visiting
his mother. Mrs. Lille Glover.
Mr.. Calvin Howell and family spent
Sunday with Nr Marcellus Kercheval
at CharlestOwn.
-Nr + O Wyndham, of Winchester. is
visiting his son, Hr \ b Wyndbam
Major Charles Ellet Cabell. of the Bird
Battalion. thirty-second Infantry. reach
ed here last Wednesday from the Philip
pines. where he has been in service.
Major Cabell is on sick leave of 80
days and will return to Manila at the
expiration of his furlough He is CON
siderably tanned by exposure 10 the
Philippine sun.
With sincere and deep regret the ill-
mass of Mrs Rose Mccormick is received
In this community Mrs mccormick was
taken suddenly sick last Saturday. but
her condition was rendered very COM
Portable by medical attention from her
sor, Dr Cyrus Mccormick. and we are
glad she is improving
We regret to learn of the illness of MT
Louis Helvestiue, one of the sturdy oaks
Of Long Marsh citizenship MI II is suf-
fering from a slight attack Of pneumo-
MIA, and we were informed Just before
going 10 press he was much better
Mr and MIS- Kline. of Winchester. were
guests Of MI Lawrence Russell last week
Nr Phillip Lee. of Wilmington. Del.
Is visiting her father. Mt Charles Lee
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
ThompSOn-Masters

Z made Orler announcement Of
the marriage of Mr.. Charles Hamil
ton Thompson, son of Capt. John L.
Thompson Of Berryville, aud Miss
Edward Miller Masters. daughter of
Mr. f. VI. Masters. of Pulaski which
was solemnized in Maple Shade Inn.
Pulaski, Va, Tuesday, May lst. The
following interesting and complete
account of this wedding We take from
the Sunday edition of the Roanoke
Times
The marriage at Maple Shade Inn
Pulaski, on Tuesday evening last OF Mr.
Charles Hamilton Thompson. of Goshen
Va, to Miss Edward Miller Masters.
daughter Of Mr. F VI Masters. manager
OF the New River Mineral Company on
Grafton al Ivanhoe, Va, was quite "a brill
liant affair. The ceremony was perform
ed IN the handsome ballroom of the
hotel, was tastefully decorated. the hoor
being covered with white crash and the
decorations OF palms and cut flowers be-
ing profuse and superb. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, Mercer p. Logan
OF the Episcopal church of Withviue.
The bride was dressed in white satin
entrain, with tulle vail and diamond and
pearl ornaments, the gift of the groom.
She carried bride roses and was riven
away by her father, Mr. Frank Martin
Masters. The maid of honor was Miss
Mary Van Fo>sen Masters. of Hollins.
who wore white Paris Muslin trimmed
IN pink and carried pink carnations.
The brides maids, Miss Annie Steptoe
Guy. OF Bedford City; Margaret Gravson
Williams of Withville; Miss Mare Anti
onette Burns OF IvanhOe; wore white or
candle, also trimmed in pink and carried
plnN carnations. The best man was Wr
Austin Crane, of New York The 9th
er groomsmen were NeSsrs Lucian
Noomaw, ofCloverdale. DR. Daniel r
CaIllnan, Jr. OF Columbus. OHIO. vii
liam q Whildin. OF Lansford Pa and
Natt Thompson, OF lVanhOe. Lohen-
grin wedding march was rendered upon
the violin and piano 10y Mr. Eon. OF
Christians burg. and Miss Kirby OF Bris-
toll About 9:3O an elegant menu was
served IN the dining-rOOm. and later Mr.
ana Mrs Thompson left on the train for
Hot Springs. Va. TO spend their honey
moon
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Census EnumeratOrs.

Supervisor of Census for the 9TH
District of Virginia. John NJ. Steck,
OF Winchester, has announced the
following appointments of census
enumerators for Clarke county:
Greenway District-Wh ite Post
precinct, George Meade; Lindsey pre-.
clnct, W. y. Manning.
Chapel District-Ralph Grigsby.
Long Marsl Observation-Disclosures
Champion.
Battletown District - Berryville
precinct, ). NJ. Taylor; Mr.. Airy pre-
cinct, c. b. Boxwen.
Work of taking the census will be.
gin June LIST, and the enumerators
are expected to complete same in
their respective precincts by July Ist.
The pay of ennmerators will be be
tween $50 and 500.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

having purchased modern and high
f a'SS Weli-ooring Machine, we wish To in
form the people of Clarke and neighboring
oo1 nes that we are prepared to do promptly
anI satisfactorily all work in the line of we'll
BORING. Give us a trial and we guarantee
lsoou work and perfect satisfaction
GEo. w. WYNK0oK, JR
a, CHAs. II. WINKooP
also $50 Repairing of all kinds promptly
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
NOTICE.

complaint having been made to this
once that certain parties are doing bust.
ness without the license required by the
ntate, notice is hereby given that the law
WIN De enforced unless prompt payment
DC made This notice applies to Mer~
ohants, Owners of Stations, and Others
.. j. I. GRIFFITH,
81 Commissioner of Revenue
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
The India Famine Fund

Permit me to acknOw ledge, through
your paper, the receipt of cOntribu-
tlons from number of good people
of our community for the India Fam
ine Fund. One lady living near the
river has sent me two dollars, and
hope there are many who will emu
late her example. What we DO must
be done quickly. All contributions
will be promptly forwarded to the
Christian Herald that will act as the
almoner of our bounty. All gifts of
provisions will be received by Miss
Brenda Morrison and given free
transportation by the Norfolk and
Western Railroad.
May s. FLORENCE BROADDUs.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Notlc To Tax-Payers.

PARTIES whose taxes are unpaid are
hefcOy notified that we will be cOmuelled
J." collect them next month (Mav Not
Only do We have 10 settle with the State
an June, but the outstanding bonds of
me county mature on the first dav of
mai month and our Board of Supervi-
SION are engaged in the worthy effort to
re re Issue them AT a lower rate OF interest
ne treasurer must be ready for the de
mands to be made upon him at that time
w. \. BRADFORD,
- County Treasurer
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Miss McDonald's Appointn,en+

Miss McDonald's Appointment.
The Richmond Dispatch Of Sunday
presents a dou ble-c column picture of
Miss Katharine Powell Mcdonald
who was recently appointed maid Of
honor to the Louisville Reunion from
the Seventh Congressional District
The picture Is a fine half tone en-
CRAVING, the work of splendid ar
list, but We cannot SAY it does Miss
Mcdonald full justice. The Dis.
patch, III speaking of the appoint
ment, says:
Miss Katherine Powell Mcdonald.
maid OF hOnJr from the Seventh Con
gressional District, was born near
Louisville, Ky, aud now resides with
her mother in Berry,ille. Clarke
county, Va. She is n daughter of the
late Captain William n. Mcdonald
who. at the beginning of the war. en-
listed with the Bolts Grays. Charles
.o""' w H., afterwards Joined the
Eleventh Virginia Cavalry, Rosser's
Brigade, and at the time of the sur
render was captain of ordnance on
General Muhone's staff. He was also
the author of one of the first south
ern histories published after the war.
Miss Mcdonald is the granddaughter
OF Col. Angus Mcdonald. of MELON
aids Legion; great niece of Colonel
Edward Mcdonald, of Prices army:
niece of Colonel Marshal. Mcdonald
OF General Bragg's staff; of II. G. w.
Mcdonald, of General Elzey's staff.
who fell in the battle of Cold Har-
Dor, aud Major f. II. Mcdonald. of
the Eleventh Virginia Cavalry. Army
OF Northern Virginia. She is most
charming girl, and will worthilv rep
resent Virginia at the great gathering
of Veterans in the State of her birth.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

While driving to town in carriage
last Sat" lay. Mr.. S. =. Thomas. .Jr.
aud mo 4~r had narrow escape fron
"a serious and possibl, s.tal accident.
Ihey reached the rail- DAD crossing at
the depot at time when an engine
was switching backwards and for
wards in making up a train. The
engine being below the mill, and Mr..
Thomas, understanding beckon
from some one to cross the track,
started to do SO. when the engine
came rushing towards them. The
horses took fright aud attempted to
turn short around, and Mr.. Thomas,
retaining his presence of mind, Jerk.
ell them back, throwing one of the
animals down and preventing the We
hcle from turning over. The other
animal jumped over the one on the
ground. and escaped being ground to
pieces beneath the car wheels. Had
Mr.. Thomas permitted the team TO
wheel around as 1T attempted, the
carriage would have been overturned
and Mrs. Thomas aud himself thrown
on the track and run over bv the en-
giue.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
New Dress Goods
and Silks
at Palmbaum's.

4 h'Ni' ~ a. VuhIiSs, -. H., l.. l.. d.,
of Washington and Lee University.
who holds the chair of Philosophy.
VIII make the principal address.
Prof. Quarles' high standing as in
structor and lecturer insures litera-
ry treat for his hearers. Despite the
destruction of the school huilding
last January, necessitating the use of
rooms i'll fitted for teaching, the
work of instruction in the school has
gone on in d manner highly creditable
TO the teachers. We understand the
architect, secured by the Battletown
School Board to draw up plans for
anew school building, will commend
/ the erection Of square building, IN
stead of IN the shape of octagon like
the last, and also there will be an AS
sembly hall in the building for the
use of school in holding entertain
ments and the final exercises
Shirt Waists ank Skirts
ready 10 wear
at Palmbaum's.
County court was in session last
week. with Judge Moore on the bench.
1t was the term for the granting of
liquor licenses, which were taken out
by the following: S. Daingerfeld, K.
l.. jackson, W. III. Lane, F. n. Cas-
tieman, Ralph Savage, Peter McJohn
son, Decatur Osborne, Albert Elsea,
and j. Il. Sier. The case of the
commonwealth against John Jones,
indicted for assault with intent to
Kill, WAS tried at this term, and the
accused acquitted. 1t was alleged
that Jones was the ring leader of
fight that occurred at church fes
tival in BOyce one night last January.
IN which several colored men receiv-
eel a number of wounds from razors.
pokers, chairs, etc. Jones has been
released and has returned to his
home in Boyce.
Percales, Ginghams and
Shirtlngs
at Palm baum's.
MIR. Tread. Gibson. son of County
Clerk John M.Gibson. metwit h a pain
full accident last Friday. and the in
Juries he sustained from same, il is be
lieved, have produced conclusion of
the rain. He WAS riding rapidly home
from Millwood, several miles South
of that place and in some manner
was thrown from his horse, his head
striking the ground with terrific force.
The fall rendered him unconscious
for eighteen hours, and large guam.
titles of blood issued from his ears.
Although his condition is precarious,
we are glad TO hear at this writing
that he is somewhat better. Drs.
Randolph snd Settle are giving the
necessary medical attention.
New embroide:ies and laces
at Palmbaums.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Russell, wife
of MIR. Thomas Allen Russell, g we'll
known farmer of the Marvin Chapel
neighborhOod, died last Saturday
evening, after h severe illness of sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Russell was 80
years of age and WAS the daughter
of Mr.. VIM. Brown of the vicinity of
Summit Point. She WAS born in
Frederick county, and married Mr..
Russell about II years ago. She is
survived 10y n husband and five
children-Walter, Nellie, Kate and
-- Russell, and Mrs. Fristoe.
Funeral services were held from her
late residence, and her body laid to
rest in Green Hill cemetery.
Lace curtains, sidespreads,
towels, table linens, etc,
at Palmbaum's.
The n. q W. Railway is building
q new freight depot at Shepherds
town.
Umbrellas and Parasols
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

Otis has left the Philippines, and
Mac Arthur placed in supreme com
mand.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Items from Briggs.

Engineer Fuller, of the y. Il ". Rail-
way Co, came down from Roanoke last
week ami laid of the foundation of the
abutments, on which the ends for the
new bridge at this place will rest. They
VIII commence work very soon on the
masonery, the work of filling in with
dirt on either side of turnpike will also
begin in short time The mrnpike
and Chapel run is 10 be spanned. The
railroad hands are now AT work
lengthing the switch for use while en-.
gagged in the work on bridge.
r. l.. Briggs, of Bayard, was down
last Friday at his old home here. lie
drove some cattle To the mountain for
grazing, and get fresh mountain air He
says he thinks that they will get more
air than grass, if pasture don't improve.
have accepted the agency to sell
the Hay Rakes made by the Thomas
Manufacturing Co, of Springfield,
Ill. There are three grades, all of
which | will match against any other
on the market for durability and
good work. The rake is all steel. no
cast iron used in its construction, and
are self bumpers, hand bumpers and
straIght-tooth. Call for descriptive
circulars. ID. III. JONES
The Pension Board of Clarke
county was in session last week and
four new pensioners were placed on
the list. making IL in all from Clarke
county receiving pensions from the
State for injuries resulting from their
service to the Confederacy.
There is now an epidemic of di-
vorce cases in Winchester, says the
Star, and at the next term of the
circuit and corporation courts steps
will be taken to have broken the
marital now existing between six
coupes-three being colored.
Rev. Mr.. Wall will preach at the
Baptist church on Monday. the l4th,
at 8 p. M, and Rev. DR.. Hough will
preach at the same place the follow
ing night. All are most cordially in
vited to attend.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

HARPER Whiskey is liquid music
bottled poetry, ripe mellow, Refresbinr
and delicious
Sold by
r. y. CASTLEMAN.
Berryville, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Tribute OF Respect.

ResOIved, That the j.. E. b. Stuart
Camp OF Confederate Veterans. of
Clarke county, mas heard with deep
est regret OF the death of our FREUD
aud cOmrade, Thomas IL. Is. Raa-
dolph.
Resolved, That with heartfelt sor.
row, We 0ld farewell across the far
unseen 10 oar brother. q man of men.
a soldier Of soldiers. anG a gentleman
among y Thousand, our camp, our
people, aud our country at large have
cause for the slncerest regret at the
loss OF such a character. COnscien-
uous in every detail of life, noole In
every thought and aspiration. manly
ID statue as the manifest Roman, and
wlthal as pure aud gentle as little
child.
His home has been always with Us.
his lineage mas ever been hOnored.
the last Of four brothers, each of
whom vas a star in the red and shin
ing cruciiX of Lee and StonewaU
Jackson the wind and the whirl-
wind cannot obhterate his memory.
We do also tender our warmest
to his bereaved and strick
en- family.
Mr. Hands, agent for the Kings
bury piano, Is entertaining our peo-
pie with sweet and beautiful rendi-
tons upon the Instrument he repre-
Sents. lie has the piano on inspection
at Willey's Jewelry Store.
The gypsy family Of Loyetts. who
were camped in the Blakemore
woods for some months this wear, are
now encsmped near Winchester.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Last Call Sons of @. V.

The attention of the Sons of Con
federate Veterans is again directed
to the fact that an important meeting
is called for Saturday, May l2th. at
$3.50 p. IN, at which the uniform"
question will be finally disposed of.
A large attendance Is desired, and il
Is hoped that the meeting will result
IN the Camps making their appear
ance IN new uniforms in the month
of July, at the ceremonies incident to
the unveiling of the Confederate
monument.
Mr.. Charles Kitchen, of White
Post, while on his way home from
Berryville Tuesday evening, narrowly
escaped from being badly burned. As
1t was, the tail of his coat was nearly
burned off of his back, and every
article he had stored in the back part
OF his buggy (nO-top) was also de
stroyed, and the bed of vehicle badly
charred that makes it unsafe. The
fire is supposed to have originated
from lighted stump of cigar he
tossed backwards and fell in the bot
tom of the buggy and iguited solne
paper.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09
Mt. Airy lettings

Vlr people are N lu-TIe reIfInr
ready for extra Job, on the rail
road, also for visitors % our place.
Mr. smith has come 10 his summer
home on the top for the summer Fire
broke ouJ On his place. doing but little
damage before being suppressed
Contractor Weaver and wife crossed
the mountain enroute for SnicNersviue
last saturday We hope he vas we'll
pleased enough with his drive. +, GONNA
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

Crums' News-Mr. Kimmen Dead.
Mr.. j. y. Kimmell, an aged and
widely known farmer of Long Marsh
district, passed away at his home near
Crums Monday, April Goth, in the
18th year of his age. Mr.. Kimmell
has been suffering some months with
a bladder affection, and his death is
due to this disease, together with 9TH
er complications. The deceased NOV
ed to Clarke county in 1864. and has
been resident of the neighborhood
ever since. When he first came here,
be followed the trade Of carpentering.
and his business prospered. He
bought small place. to which ne
made additions by purchasing land
lying adjacent, and now his farm is
one of the best in the county. lie
married a Miss Shaffer, of Pennsvl.
vauia, and from this union two sons
-Messrs. Jack and Abe Kimmell-
were born. His wife and sons sur
vive him; also. a brother and sister.
who live IN Mechanicsburg. Pa. Mr..
himmell was true and loyal demo
crat, beloved aud useful neighbor,
aud his death i mourned by many
who were broughtiu close touch with
his life. Funeral services we're held
from Stones Chapel. and interment
made IN The burying ground adjoin-
ing.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-05-09

'"e ennranc. Restores tncScnscS of Taste
a. d smell NJ Mercury. No Injurious drug.
regular SIZE, ID cents; Family Size, ~ 90 nj
drug SIS or by mail
Flu Hf TIERS 56 Warren ST, New York.
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