Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-05-08
LOCAL BRIEFS


oey, pitcher; Jas. Dakeman. LIST base:
Arthur Melville, 2nd base and Can.
tain; Ed kercheval. Bird base: LesI.
Lit'leton, short stop; Ellis jackson.
right Held; Howard Kerfoot. centr.
held; and Preston Kercheval. left
held; substitutes Frank Bea,l. Guv
Shackleford. This team will 90 to
Front Royal next Saturday and play
the Randolph Macon College nine,
and Capt. Melville is confident that
his team will win. The colors of
the club are Yale blue and white.
The boys have been practicing for
some time on the High School
grounds and say they are ready for
business. We ase glad to see base
ball revived in Berryyille. and hone
the people of the community will en-.
courage the boys by manifesting an
interest IA the games
Thomas all steel horse rake. best
on the market and cheapest for the
money in Berryvllle, are sold by ID.
IL. Jones. Call and examine the
rake, and you will be convinced of
what | say.
Mr.. Turner A. Beall, who was here
last Saturday and Sunday visiting
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Frank Gallaher, has organized the
Eastern Tube works for the purpose
of manufacturing steel tubes. aud
has capital of one milllou dollars
The plant Is located an Evansville.
Ohio, with a branch office at Pitts
burg. Pa. Mr.. Beall has been elect.
ed President Of the company aud
will have charge of its financial af
fairs with his Office in New York
City. The factory is expected 10
commence operations about July Let.
1t already has orders booked for six
months output.-Charlestown Advo-
cate. A. is well known to many of
orr people, Mr. Beall. the we'll known
broker spoken IF above, is brother
Of our worthy citizen. Mr.. Frank -.
Beall
d. II. Jones has something new.
IL is Criglers patent Stock Control-
or. which is the latest and best device
to stop horses and COWS from kick
ing. You don't have to sell your
COW now If she kicks. Trials free.
Price, 80 cts.
Mrs. Louisa W. Fletcher died last
sunday at Rose Hill, Rappahannock
county. She had been a great suffer
er for long time from what is
known as creeping paralysis. Mrs.
Fletcher was the widow of John
Thomas Fletcher. who represented
Rappahannock county several years
in the general assembly, and was the
daughter of the late DIR. O. Il. Fun
stem of Clarke county. She leaves
two daughters-Mrs. Wade IL. Mas
sic and Mrs. George W. Kinsey. both
of Rappahannock.
:. l.. Palmhamn x Co..
received large selection
Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, Silks.
Trimmings, etc.
Their Prices ALWAYS
Suit the People.
\ mad dog at large south of Ber-
ryville last Tuesday week created
CONSERVATION among the residents of
the lower part of Josephine City. IA
colored settlement, for awhile. The
dog roamed on Mr. BurweI Nc
Cures farm and bit pig, which
went mad and had TO be killed. Ii
also attacked pig belonging to Dick
Jenkins, cOlOred, which also had 10
be killed on account of showing evil
dences of rabies. The dog was af-
forwards killed by colored boy. 1t
is not known whether it attacked any
other animals.
New Dress Goods, Silks,
Em5roideries aud Laces
at PalmbHum's.
Mr. II. b. Warde has sold his farm,
situated near Gaylord, in this county.
and containing $50 acres. to Nh.
VIM. f. Reed, for $4,000. Mr..
Warde bought the property several
years ago from Mr.. l.. II. CHM, civ
ing therefor $4,000, aud has i'm
proved i by the erection of u com
Portable dwelling house. This farm
was originally part of the estate of
the late Thomas Mccormick, and at
one time was owned by the late EV