Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-01-31

shepherd property. Ground has al
ready been broken for the erection of
a handsome store building, which
these enterprising gentlemen will
construct TO meet the needs of their
Increasing business. This will make
the second time this tiru has been
compelled to seek larger quarters.
Their All. on the second page is chang
ed today. Read it. if you wish to see
some bargains.
New Embroideries,
TOrchon Laces,
and Plaid Muslins
at Palmhaum's
Mr.. j. Rice Smith. n former citi
zen of BerryAille, was recently elect
ed one of the vice presidents and
director of the Virginia. Carolina
Chemical Company, at "A meeting of
the Board of Directors OF that CONF
panv held in Augusta, Ga. Mr..
smith was also retained as manager
of the Georgia Chsmica. Works
branch of the company, with head
quarters at Augusta, Ga He has
been for many years general manager
of the Georgia Chemical Works, of
Augusta, Ga. until it was absorbed
about six months ago by the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company, of
which Mr.. VIM. H. Graf1llu, of Bal
timore. is president.
Low Prices in
Towels, Napkins and Bed Spreads,
at Palmbaum's.
\ new church is being built by
the congregation of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South at White
Post, this county. The building
is of brick, with slate roof. and
having II seating capacity of about
$50. Ii will he when completed one
of the most attractive churches in
the Valley. Rev. f. A. Gaines is
pastor of the church and has taken
a very active part in the erection of
of the new edetice
Special Low Prices in
Black and Colored
Dress Goods
at Palmbaum's.
John William Fletcher, of Sperrv-
vile, Rappahannock county, died
Thursday morning last, from an af
lection of the throat after "A brief il -
ness, aged about 6S years. He was
one of the very rich men of Kappa
hammock county and was greatly he
loved for his many charities. He
married Miss Funston, daughter of
the late Col. o. X. Funston, of this
county, and neice of the late Bishop
Meade, 10y whom he is survived. to-
gether with two sons.
Reduced in Price
Blankets, Comforts and
Wooden Underwear
at Palmbaum's.
Mountain View" the fine estate
of Mr.. Jos. NJ. Barton, of Frederick
county, has been sold to Mr.. Atwell
Ii. Guard for $4,000. This farm
contains $40 acres. and was the home
of the beloved Bishop William Meade,
of the Episcopal Church.
The Shenandoah Valley National
Bank, of Winchester has asked for
plans for new bank building to be
erected on the sight of the present
structure. They will erect a bull
ding to cost $50, 900.
Messrs. 5. NJ. Chiles and John NJ.
Silver, of Frederick county, have pur-
chased the Sarah f. Carter farm,
near WadesvilIe. for $1,000. The
farm contains about 900 acres.
The dwelling of Mr.. II. Clay Get
tlngs, at Shenandoah Junction, was
entirely destroyed by fire Wednesday
evening. The origin is unknown.
Loss about $500.
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in fact aids digestion. Ii tones the
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flesh. pure whiskey like HARPER
Whiskey
Sold by
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Berrvville, Va.
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