Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-07-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

"Vu1h hrf" W ednesday 10th night
at = O'Clock. The priucIpal speaker
At this rally will be Mrs. NJ. l..
"eiles, who is considered one of the
strongest lady speakers in the South.
ohe Is from Chattanooga, Tenn, and
frequently addresses meetings of the
KIND throughout the country. 9th
er prominent speakers are expected
to be present and give some interest
ing talks IN the interest of temper
ance. A cordial welcome awaits all
who wish to come. A collection at
the close of the services will be tax
en- to defray the expenses of the
meeting.
just received lot of the "Ladv
Bsrtmar' Oxfords, in Patent Leath-
er, Black Kid and Black Wei. the
very newest styles, slightly manish
toes, beautiful as well as substantial
Made by u House which makes only
Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords. and all
only one price, $3.50. Procure YOUR
self pair of Lady Bartmar" Ok.
lords now while you can be fitted
from the sole owner of these goods
In this town.. ID. HARDEsTY.
Saturday, July goth, as hereto
fore announced in these columns.
the first Holiness Camp Meeting
VIII open services in the Irwin woods.
Just outside of town on the Win
chester pike. The conductors and
speakers at this meeting are Rev. V.
K. Gates and Rev Howard Davis.
and six services will be held each
day for eight days, the meeting COM
ing to close July goth. Rev. Mr..
Gates attracted much attention in
Berryville last winter by his preach
ing duringa revival in the VI. T..
Church. He is forceful, plain
talker, aud his congregations were
large each night he was here. He
Is known as the Quarker Evangelist.
New Potomac. Shore Packed Her.
ring and Family Roe Herring i'm half
barrels for sale low bv
SMITH x BAKER.
Mrs. +. y. Marshall. manufacturer
OF Ice cream aud proprietress Of the
Berryville bakery, will in a few DAYS
install steam ice cream plant IN or
der to be able to meet the increased
orders for their cooling product these
warm days. We are Informed that
Mrs. Marshall will supply the Blue
Ridge Inn, Elkton Inn and other
places with ice cream this season.
their article being considered by the
proprietOrs of these summer resorts
superior to those sent in by other
people.
Whitaker makes all the latest STYLES
of Photos. First,class work. Prices
moderate.
Mr.. Ralph Grigsby a young farmer
of the county with progressive ideas,
and like all men of his vocation he
devotes some attention to the poul-
try department of his farm. Recent
ly he placed a turkey hen on p eggs
and the other day Mrs Turkey walk
ed from her nest with % Young
thrifty turkeys. "Ralph" saws he
don't know how it happened unless
one egg had two yelks in it, and
further, he don't know which of the
turkeys are the twins. Come to
town Ralph, and tell us about it,
New Gloves, Parasoles,
Underwear and Hosiery
at Palmbaum's.
The hot and sweltering weather
continued throughout nearly the
whole of last week with but IA slight
fall of the temperature. Saturday a
heavy thunder storm broke the heat.
and since then the weather has been
very pleasant. The past heated term
Is said to have been the hottest for
years In this country, but according
to the Baltimore Sun the humidity
on July 3rd, 1898, reached IO4 de-
grees, one degree higher than last
week. Baltimore was the centre of
the hot waye that extended from the
Rocky mountains to the Atlantic.
and many deaths from heat prostra
ton is reported in that city.
New Dress Goods, Silks,
Embroideries aud Laces
at Palmbaum's.
A. q. Aliens New Orleans Min
strels will show here under canvas
Wednesday night (lOth') This min
strel troupe is composed of old-fash-
Toned Southern darkies, and their
on tOrf a N ora cDoEan of