Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-03-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

al Sunday morning and night seryi-
ces; On Tuesday the Bible class a,
Church IN evening at 4 o'clock;
wednesday evening, services at 4
o'clock; Thursday night, services at
7;3O o'clock; Friday evening, servi.
ces at A o'clock. The Bible class is
new feature of the Lenteu services
aud was established under the direc
ton of Rev. Mr.. Wall for the in
structlon aud benefit of the Sunday
School teachers and all others who
feel disposed to join. If sufficient
interest is manifested by the mem
bers Of the Sunday School as we'll as
those of the congregation 1t will be
continued after Lent. The Thursday
night services are arraigned for the
men of the Parish. whose business
pursuits does not permit them TO
attend the evening services. A cor.
dial welcome awaits everybody who
attends any of the services.
NJ. b. Pulliam handles wall paper
direct from the manufacturers.
Paper from : cts. per roll up to 80
cts. per roll.
We have printed IA lot of large sale
bills for Mr.. f. K. Grim, Agent. W no
will auction off all his valuable
farming machinery and stock on
Thursday, March 81, on his farm AT
Wadesville. This sale will be one
OF the largest ever held in the coun-
ty, and the quality of the property TO
be sold is above the average. MIR.
Grim will locate in Kansas next fall.
lie is courteous and much behked
gentleman, and many of his neigh
borhood regret his decision TO leave
the county. The Courier is under
many obligations TO him for the
courtesies shown us in the Wades
vile vicinity and We are among
the regrettui ones
Rooms papered from $3.50 to
$4,000. Call on NJ. b. Pulliam h.
will show YOU the samples aud do
the work right.
"Horsey x Atweil sell the best
clothing" That sentence was written
IN n postal caru .237 times. The
successful winner of the prize offered
10y these we'll known clothiers of
Winchester for the greatest number
Of times the sentence could be legibl
written on a postal WAS William Mil
Ter; second, W. II. Slagle, 1902. Miss
Mamie Purcell, third, I,l46: Thomas
Trier, fourth, 1.l39. The greatest
number was over 800 sentences. but
was disqualified because it could not
be read with the naked eve. The
contest excited much interest and We
understand there were many competi
tors from Clarke for the prize money.
The prizes are, first, $3.50; second
1915; third S2;;25; fourth. $3.50.
If your room needs paper, call Oh
Vi. Is. Pulliam aud he will show YOU
the finest llue of samples in the Val
ley.
a BOyce correspondent kindly
sends the following: Mrs Willis and
Mr.. Willis Suddith, of Canterbury.
Frederick county, were driving 10
l}oyce last Friday morning, when the
horse attached To the vehicle became
manageable. ran off, threw the oc-
cupants of the buggy out, severely
Injuring Mrs. Willis. One of her
ears was nearly torn off besides re-
ceiving bruises that are very painful.
She is doing very we'll at last reports.
Mr.. Suddith escaped with few
slight bruises. Mrs. Willis is sister
of Mrs. Milton Norous, of the island
DR.. Randolph is rendering the neces-
sary medical attention.
NJ. b. Pulllam has the finest line
of Wall Paper samples in town. Let
him show them To you.
The meetings at Minnie Wood
Chapel will cOntinne to Friday night
of this week. Rev. Julian Broaddus
is being assisted by Rev. Frank Ker
foot, of Richmond College. and VT
understand much interest is being
manifested in the services.
WANTED-A good horse for gen.
eral work not over ten years old and
To weigh between 100 and 1900
pounds. Apply to j. ID. BUTLER,
Bluemont, Loudoun Co, Va.
A letter from Mt. Airy says that
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