Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-07-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Ehenh sanders, q notorious color
ed youth of this neighborhoo d, is
again IN trouble for taking free
rides on horses that do not belong to
MIN. Last Wednesday he spied
grazing in lot south of the Old
chapel a horse owned by several
gypsles. who are encamped there. He
took the animal and rode it home.
The gypsies came to town, swore out
awsrrsntfor the boys arrest and fol-
lowed him to his home, where the gyp-
sizes found the horse, but not Sanders.
Ihey, however, thirsting for revenge,
hid IN some bushes near Sanders
house, and when the boy approached
same under cover of night, they
caught and brought him to town to
Jail. Squire" Mesmer heard the
charge against Sanders and sent him
to the grand jury. The boy said be
stole the horse because his brother
had one which was high jumper,
and he wanted horse that could
beat his brothers horse jumping. 1t
Is doubtful if the gypsIes will be
here to testify against the boy when
the case comes up before the grand
jury. Sanders mas served several
sentences IN Jail and a term in the
penitentiary for offences of this kind
When you buy ice cream, buy the
kind that disSolves smoothly while
eating. | sell that kind OF cream.
which IS the celebrated Jones' Cream
OF Winchester. | will accept orders
for same at any time. Jones Cream
has the reputation of being the best
IN the Valley. Let me fiji an order
for you. l.. j. RUSSELL
Miss Mary Gibson, the Youngest
daughter of County Clerk and Nrs.
John NJ. Gibson, died at her home
near Wildwood Sunday night, after
several mouths terrible suffering
with meningitis. She was 20 wears
old, and possessed u sweet, and low
able disposition, and her death takes
from her home one of it's brightest
aud most cheerful rays of light. The
sympathy of the many friends aud
relatives in this county 60 out to the
stricken family. After funeral servi-
ces from her late home, her remains
were laid to rest in Green Hill Gene
terry Tuesday morning.
just received lot of the LADY
Bartmar" Oxfords, in Patent Leath-
er, Black Kid and Black Vici. the
very newest styles, slightly manish
toes, beautiful as well as substantial.
Made by House which makes only
Ladies Shoes aud Oxfords. and all
only one price, $3.50. Procure YOUR
self pair of Lady Bsrtmar" Ok
fords now while you can be fitted
from the sole owner of these goods
in this TOWN.. ID. HARDEsTY.
The friends and relatives of DR..
Thomas Turner Fsuntleroy in this
county were sgreeably surprised at
the announcement of his marriage
to Miss Bessie Brunson, of South
Carolina. The wedding was cele-
brated a week ago at Staunton, but
did not leak out until the other day.
DR.. Fauntleroy is q son of the late
DR.. A. W. Fauntleroy, superintend
ent of the Western State Hospital,
and is a prscticing physician at
Staunton.
Fine lot of Celery Plants for sale.
Apply to Edgar ID. Conklyn, "Dun-
beatn," near Berryville.
The position rendered MISS Lau-
IA W. Gold as Instructor in the de-
partment of English in the Shenan-
dOah Normal College at Reliance,
Va, and which was declined by her,
was recently rendered Miss Margaret
Scanlon, of Romney, w. Va, a sister
of Rev. ID. II, Scanlon. Miss Scan
Ion is an Alumnae of the college and
we understand she has accepted the
position. Success to Reliance, but
we are happy to retain Miss Gold.
The camp meeting now in progress
in Twins Woods, north of Berry
vile, which opened last Sunday, has
attracted large crowds. Six services
are held each day, the hours being,
6 a. M, 10a. m, 2 p. m, p. IN.
p. IN. and 7.30 p. m. Rev. V. r,
Gates, of Sparrow's Point, Nd, as
sisted by Rev. Howard Davis, of
Washington, conduct the service. We
understand Mr.. Yates has made sew.
eral converts by bis preaching.
Il letter from our Vaudeville cor