Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-03-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

"couas tb'fhiub Early. MT. W. W
Hutchinson, u former liverymsn ant
hlround hOrsemsu of this place, with
other bosrders, among whom being
hessrs. Geo. w. Kremer and j. 5
Albin of Frederick county. narrowl,
escaped death from suffocatior
from smoke. Mrs. Bogersier, who
conducts the boarding house, upon
being aroused by noise, made her
husband investigate the cause, who
found the house on fire and the up
per part of the building filled with q
dense smoke. He gave the alarm OF
lire aud aroused the sleeping occn
pants of the house. To arouse Mr.
Hutchinson tiremen had to enter his
room by breaking in the door. Mr..
Robert Henry q former resident OF
Winchester, was unconscious from
the fumes of the smoke and had "a
he dragged from his room. Firemeu
aud plenty of water saved tn,
building from destruction by the
Dire, which is supposed to have or
'ginated from q defective fiue.
NJ. Is. Pulliam has the finest line
OF Wall Paper samples in town. Let
him show them to YOU.
The Berryville Milling Company
Is not only prepared to furnish
Clarke county with -four, ETC., but is
now III position to supply her with q
good fence. Their advertisement to
be found elsewhere, speaks for it.
self. Mr.. G. r. Jones. who is soTc.
ting orders for the fence, SAYS he
has already received enough orders
to till car. Before our farmers
close contracts for new fencing. dror
the Milling Company card and
have their agent TO talk fence. Ii
only costs one cent, and may save
many dollars. Don't forget to read
their adv.
1T your room needs paper, csll OH
VI. Is. Pulliam and he will show YOU
the finest line of samples in the Val.
ley.
Messrs. HOrsey Il Atwell, the
Winchester clOthiers and haber.
iashers, will please accept our thank.
for u neat pocket stamp case, made
Ot aluminium. These gentlemen
will make their Spring announce.
nent in our columns next week
Watch for it-you will see it on our
Iirst page. We can bear testimon,
about them that they do what they
say.
Rooms papered from $3.50 to
$500. Call on NJ. b. Pulliam he
will show YOU the samples and dc
the work right.
Rev. j. J. Engle, having rented
his farm, Just outside of town OH the
Wildwood turnpike, to Mr.. Dick
Macatee, will sell on said place next
Thursday, March l4th, at public
sale "A quantity of personal property
Remember the day, March 18th. Mr.
+. X. Grim will sell his personal
property one week later-Thursds
March 2lst.
1.-The little ladies of all lands
represented by the children's Mis-
sIOnary Society of the Southern Meth
ldlst church, will keep Open House
at the Parsonage Friday evening
from 7:30 TO 10 o'clock. There will
be music and recitations, also, home
made candy and other articles for
sale All are invited. Admission
10 cents; for which refr-shmentt
will be served.
The j. +. B. Stuart Camps o.
| Veterans and Sons are asked to bear
in mind their regular monthly meet
Ings which will be held in Camp Hal
Saturday, March 23rd. The Son
have not held meeting for SOM
timr,and it is about due time tina
that they should be getting togethe
again.
The four negroes, VIM. and Robt
Peytou, Green Wilson and San
Page, arrested in Winchester 70
raidihg the hen houses of Messrs
Lacey Humsten, w. A. Owens ant
John Ford, in the western part O
the county, were given u hearing be
fore Justice Crow last Wednesda
and sent to the grand jury.
Sunday night terrific rain storm
accompanied by lightning aud thun