Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-05-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

many kind people of his congregs-
ton. Last Friday evening the Manse
was filled to overlooking by many
Kind and generous people, and their
Kindness and generosity were mani.
Tested in a way of country and town
pounding" combined. The people
OF old Clarke not only know how to
live, but they know how to make
their pastor enjoy life too. This is
the second time in less than a wear
that the Msnse has been so visited.
All of this is very encouraging and
highly appreciated by Mr.. Scanlon.
and shows how kindly the congrega-
ton feels toward their pastor.
New Gloves, Parasoles,
Underwear aud Hosiery
at Palmbaum's.
The COURIER extends its thanks 10
DIR. John Matthew Pulliam for ali
invitation to be present at the com
mencement exercises of the eighth
graduating class in medicine at the
Columbia University, Washington,
which are t. be held Monday even
ing, May 28th, at the New National
Theatre. DIR. Pulliam graduates AZ
Doctor of Pharmacy, and will receive
his diploma at this commencement.
He is well known here, being the son of
Mr.. Matthew Pullism. We join his
many friends in extending him con
gratu lations aud best wishes.
Rooms For RENT.-A suit of
furnished rooms for rent. For
further information. apply to this
office.
The railroad prognosticator has
assumed "A new role aud one that has
better hope of realization than the
rumors of railroad extensions. The
new phase is electric or trolley lines.
A gentleman predicts that within
five years IA trolley line will connect
Winchester with Berryville, Bovcr.
vile, White Post, Wildwood, Steph
ems City and towns up the Valley.
This is no wild dream and coming
events are casting very perceptible
shadow. There is every reason TO
believe that not only will this trolly
line radiate from Winchester but
street railway will put down in the
city. Such line will pay so far AS
traffic with adjoining towns is con.
cerned.-Winchester Star.
New Dress Goods, Silks,
Em5roideries and Laces
At Palmbaum's.
Mr.. II. b. Warde, who sold his
farm near Gaylord to Mr.. VIM. +. Reed
recently, has disposed of HE other
farm in this county to Mr.. Saml.
Mccormick, the consideration being
$1,000. This farm is part of the
Lewis estate and was bought some
years ago by Mr.. Warde. 1t con-
tsins little over PIG acres and is
improved.
S. l.. Palmbaun a Co.,
received large selection
Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, Silks,
Trimmings, etc.
Their Prices always
Suit the People.
The furniture store Mr.. j. W.
Barringer is having erected is now
under roof. The building is one
story structure and is situated on the
lot adjoining the Racket Store MIR.
Barringer says he expects to open
his store for business about the first
of June.
The Berryville Baseball team
played their first match game of this
season at Front Royal last Saturday,
their opponents being the Randolph
Macon Academy nine. Our boys
lost the game by score of s to T.
Weak batting is given as the cause
of the Berryville boys defeat.
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
May Goth, Rev. W. Melville will d..
liver a lecture in Marvin Chapel or
"Ruth-the Rose of Moab" Tn,
offerings at this meeting will be turn
ed over to the Ladies' Mite Society Of
Marvin Church.
Mr.. Blackburn Smith has placed
in his office handsome oak desk o.
Macy make. 1t is the largest anC
most complete of its kind il