Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-02

Landrsth's garden seeds at J. G. Avis.
Mrs. Susie Hammond has returned TO
Pittsburg.
State Senator Gold has returned from
Richmond.
Six losves of City Bread a, Marshslrs
for csc.
Miss Gre,ts Mccormick is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. John Mcclure, of Richmond. 10
visiting DIR. Mcclure.
Mrs. Brooke p. Taylor has reformed
to her home in Danville.
Silks and sa,ins for waists at Palm
bsnm's
DIR. Monte Griffith, of Washington.
is the guest of his father.
Mr. Hugh Thomas is spending the
present week in Baltimore.
Try Msrshalrs Beef Tea. and Hot
Chocolate.
Mr.. Blake Boxwell. and family have
located in Clarksburg. w. Va.
DR.. f. A. Humsien, Ct Lacie. KY, was
the guest of his father last week.
Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald has returned
home from visit to Washington.
Lsndreth's 1902 crop garden seeds at
j.. c. Avis
Mr.. Massie Shepherd, of PocahontAs.
w Va, is visiting his parents here.
Miss Sadie Ferguson spent the Easter
holidays with Mrs. James w. Foley.
There will be a wedding in Frog
town" in April, so says Dame Rumor.
Landreth's fresh garden seeds at ]. C..
Avis
Miss Katie Russell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ambrose, in Huttonsville.
w. Va.
Mr.. John L. Thompson attended the
II. E. Conference, South, in Baltimore.
last week
Ladies' and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's
The Green Hill Cemetery Company
has recently added several new lots TO
its grounds
Miss Edith Hough, aged II years,
daughter of Mr. Thomas Lee Hough,
died Thursday.
a full line of ginghams, percales. ham
buTgs and laces, at Palmbaums
Mrs. 5. p. Stephenson has returned 10
Washington, after pleasant visit TO
Mrs. :. 5. Thomas
Wrappers, shirt waists, skirts, and a
full line of muslin underwear at Palm.
baum's
Mrs. f. l.. Mccormick has returned
home from an extended trip to New
York and Norfolk.
Mr.. Howard c. Thomas and Miss
Daisy McDuffie were married in Gads-
den, Ala, March 90.
Why not have your house painted,
NJ. b. Pulliam will do il so reasonable
that you can easily afford IL.
The Annex" property has bee rented
by the owner, Mrs. Lizzie Lupton Swim
ley, TO MIR. Charles II. Jones
Messrs. Edward Reed and Clayton
Furr, of Paris, Fsuquier county. visited
friends in Berryville Sunday.
Hon. Blackburn Smith, member of
the House of Delegates, from Clarke
and Warren, has returned home.
Organdies, piques, India linens. lawns,
dimities, French madras, at PalmbAum's.
Governor Montague has appointed
Hon. A Moore. jr.. a member of the
board of visitors to Mount Vernon.
Wall Paperl Wall Paperl Cheap as
dirt. Cheaper than whitewash. From
&c TO soc per roll NJ. b. Pulliam
handles il.
Misses Louise Ford and Florence
Lancaster, of BOyce. and the Misses
Laws, of wildwood, attended the Baptist
services Sunday.
Mr.. George Kercheval, formerly of
the COURIER force, but now a student OF
the II. M. A, Front Royal, spent Easter
with his parents.
In the list of contributors to the Gem
etery House published last week, the
name of NJ. w. Jones should have read
Mrs. Mary II. Jones.
1t will only cost you three or four dol
lars to have that room pApered this
Spring when you clean house See M.
b. Pulliam about il.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Fauntleroy, of stanton, 10 Mr.. Henry
Clay Miller, of Baltimore. will take place
in SiauntOn, April 8.
Mr.. Harry Warden recently sold q
handsome pair of horses to be shipped
direct to Boston. One of these was the
high bred mare, Nellie Lyttle."
Rev. William Melville will preach at
the Methodist Church, South, here at II
q. IN. and 7.30 p. nj. and at Marvin
Chapel at $50 p. m. April 6, 1902
Yes, your house needs painting. So
why not see NJ. b. Pulliam about IT and
have il done? Ee will do IL as cheap az
any practical painter.
S l.. Palmbaum & Co have received .