Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-23
Local Briefs.

Lsndr"th's garden seeds at J. &. Avis.
Rev. .'1lian BrOaddu> will preach at
the Mountain Baptist Church next sun
day afternoon at 2.30
Silks and satins for waists ri Palm
banm's
Marvin Chapel is undergoing extern
sive repairs and will be reopened for
divine service May 1.
Six loaves of City Bread nj Marsbalrs
for 25c
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Hoffman enter
tanned the Bervyville Band at their resi-
dence on Academy street last Thursday
evening
Landrelh's fresh garden seeds al J. G.
Avis
Married, at the Methodist parsonage,
by Rev. W. Melville, April o. Mr.. Robert
f. l.. Anderson and Miss Mamie f.
Clevinger
Ladies and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaums
The work on the new acetylene plant
IL progressing rapidly. and the contrac-
TOR expects to complete the plant within
thirty days
Landre,h's 1902 crop garden seeds at
J. &. Avis
Clarke county patrons will always be
welcome at Affieck'S drugstore, 1929
Pennsylvania avenue, when visiting in
Washington.
Afull line of ginghams, percales. ham
huIgs and laces, ut Palmbaum's
The Clarke County Horse and Colt
Show Association has changed its date
OF exhibition from June IL and 10 to
August Is ami Il
TahleclothS, napkins, towels Bed
spreads a speciality at Palmhaum>
The y. X " Il. r. Co. has built q
baggage room to its station in this town.
Thi- Improvement viii bc great con
vcnience to the travelling public.
Organizes, piques. India linens. lawns.
dimities, French madras, at Palmhaum's
Misses Lola and Page Hale. Of near
Stevens City. accompanied by Mrs Il.
W. NOrous, paid a pleasant visit 10 the
Courier office one day Last week
:. /. Palmbaum X Co. have received a
full line of new dress and wais, FOODS
JolliGe's Bright Lights will show in
Berryville Friday and Saturday of this
week for the benefit of the Berryville
Fire Company. Come one. come all.
and help the fire laddies.
Wrappers, shirt waists. skirts. and a
full line of muslin underwear at Palm
baum's
The days of the cicada are almost
here. lie is just six inches under the
ground Citizens digging around their
fruit trees report the discovery Of large
numbers of these destroying insects.
Wall, at Charles Town, has light cat
tie and cattle suitable for June market
To sell. See \. ID. Hardesty or write c.
+. Wall, Charles Town. Can use cattle
contract
ON Monday last Mr. Ben Thompson.
foreman for MIR. Seabright, was kicked
by a vicious horse and 20 badly injured
that his life is despaired Of The acct
dent happened near Upperville, on Mr..
Seabright's place
The Missionary meeting of the NJ. f.
Sunday School will he held next Sunday
evening at 30 The Rev. Edw. Wall.
rector of Grace Episcopal Church. will
deliver an address. The public is
cordially invited.
The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Jane f..
Shryock on April %, at p. M Anyone
wishing this band 10 hold a meeting
with them will please report to Mr..
Shryock or Miss Elizabeth Simons.
The Circuit Court has appointed Hon.
\. Moore, jr., and Messrs. II. ID. Hard
esty and Joseph Price on the COnfed-
crate Pension Board of Clarke County.
The order appointing them was entered
April is. To hold position on the
Board, citizens must be freeholders.
Otiice-holders are not eligible Their
services are gratuitous.
An advertisement of the University
of Virginia, now appearing in this paper,
announces the fact that that fine old
institution continues to offer TO every
Virginian a free scholarship in AGA
demic departments. There are other
scholarships, and it would he well 10
send for the catalogue and study the
great advantages offered by our
University.