Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-03-05
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Personals.
Public Sales.

bcNi, cptCldl commissioner.
Saturday, March 15-Real;y. by Mar
shall Mccormick, special commissioner.
Monday, March 17-Personalty, by
William Bonham.
Wednesday, March l9-Personalty. by
III VI. Parshall and :. F. Baughman,
agents.
Rev. Julian Broaddus is in Richmond.
Thomas Claggeit. of Fort Smith, Ark,
is in town
Richard Bushong leaves this week for
Athena, Oregon
John Thompson left for Clarksburg,
w. Va, Friday morning.
Miss Rose Lowenstine, of New York,
is al MIR. Louis Scheuer's
Ernest Everhart. of Towson, Md, is
visiting friends near town.
Miss Louise Claggett. has returned
from a visit TO Washington.
Rabbits have destroyed a great many
young fruit trees in Loudoun county.
Miss Nellie Griffith has returned home
after several months stay in Baltimore
Mr.. John Carper, of near Old Chapel,
is spending several days in Washington.
Six loaves of City Bread at Marshalrs
for 25c.
James Shepherd and Edgar Crow left
Pitcairn, Pa, last week to locate in the
west
Mr.. Fred Boswell of Prince William
county. il the guest Of his father at
"ROsemOnt"
Mrs Harry Morris, of Baltimore, is
visiting her father, Mr.. r. O. Allen. near
Summit Point
Or. G. +. Lipritt has returned from a
visit To his daughter, Mrs. William Wat
Ties in Alexandria
Mr. Moore Gaines passed through
Berryville Monday en- route TO his home
in Frederick county.
The State Convention of the Baptist
Young People of Virginia will he held
in Lynchbure IN June
Rev. A. =. Funkhouser has been reap
pointed postmaster at Harrisonburg,
and G. +. Hoffman al Luray.
Mr. William Deterer, Of Long Marsh
district, had six cattle smoIhered TO
death 10y straw rick falling on them
Miss Rose Shackleford has returned
TO her home here, afteran extended visit
to relatives in Prince William county.
Mayer Jones went after" the slot
machines last week, and, as result,
nickels are coming into circulation again.
Candies. Cakes, Nuts, Oranges and
Fruits, al Z. w Kercheval's
Mrs Claude Helvestine and Miss Rine-
hart. Of Shepherdstown, are the guests
OF Mr Lewis Helvestine, near Berry
vile.
a valuable horse belonging to Mr.
Decatur Osborne, of Castleman's Ferry,
dropped dead Monday at p j. Aflieck' 5
shop.
Chicken thieves are operating again
The "high-lifters" visited Mr.. r. IL.
Whiting and G. W Allen one night last
week
There will be a special election in
Berryville, Thursday, March p, to fill
the Office of Recorder, vice J. w. Foley,
resigned.
y tenant house situated on the farm
of Mr. ID. +. Wood, near Lake View,
was destroyed by fire early Saturday
morning.
Thomas Lupton, a former resident of
Clarke, died recently in Texas. Mr..
Lupton was a nephew of Mr. Taylor
Milton, near Berryville.
Protracted service will begin in the
Baptist Church, Sunday, March, 10.
The pastor will be assisted by Rev. DR..
Dill, of Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Parthenia Singleton, widow OF
the late General James w. Singleton,
died at "Woodburne," near Myerstown,
w. Va, March 3, aged rs years.
Mrs. John b. Standard and Master
Hal Green left Berryyille for Winches-
ter Wednesday. They will be guests of
the Taylor House several months.
a meeting of the Fire Company will
be held Friday evening for the election
of officers and other business. All
members are requested TO be present.
Try Marshalrs Beef Tea, and Hot
Chocolate.
Rev. DR.. Hines, who conducted sue
cessful revival in the Baptist church
here several years since, has been paid
$3.50 by the n. u w. railroad for the loss
of yalise
Mr.. Roy Carter, who has been the
guest Of State Senator Gold for several
months past, left for Baltimore Thurs
day, from whence he goes to New
Orleans to accept lucrative position.
Mr.. James Clarence Payne and Miss
Susan G. Freeze were married at the
parsonage of The Trinity Methodist Epis
copal Church, South, Wednesday even
ing ats o'clock.-Martinsburg States
man.
The Postofiice Department will