Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-03-12
81. Patrick's Day next Monday.

81. Patrick's Day next Monday.
Landreth's garden seeds at j. &. Avis.
Miss May Wall is visiting in Wash
ington.
Miss Bessie Luke is visiting friends in
Winchester.
Mrs. William b. Lee is visiting Judge
Lee at Boyce.
DIR. Harris was called home by the ill
ness of his father.
Mr. Fred Boxwell has returned to
Prince William
c. w. Forsythe, of Front Royal, was
in town last week.
Mrs. Gordon vanHook is the guest of
friends in Baltimore.
State Senator Gold spent Sunday with
bis family, near town.
Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald is spending
some time in Washington.
The Powhatan Lime Company has
been chartered at Strasburg.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bradford are at
Mrs. Deahrs for the summer.
Rev. A. n Munday is attending the
VI. +. Conference at Waterford.
Mrs. Leonard and Miss Demorest. of
New York. are at DIR. McGuire's
George Royston, of Washington. spent
last week with friends in Wildwood
Miss Lillian b. Griener was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Burchell last week.
Six loaves of City Bread at Marshalrs
for pc.
Mrs Nicely Kirkham is visiting Mr.
Kirk Hardesty, at Vanclevesville. W.
Va.
Mr.. ). +. Baughman returned Satur-
day from BUSINESS trip To the eastern
cities.
Mrs J. f. Burchell is visiting Mrs. J..
+. Griener, at Roland Park, near Bal
timore.
Stonewall Chapter, L. ID. c. will meet
in Camp Hall Thursday, March 10. at
1915 p. m.
The heayies, snow OF the winter fell
Wednesday, it was eighteen inches on
the level
General Robert Carr, one of the CAP
tors of John Brown, died in Baltimore
last week
Mrs. Kate Paskel, who has been resid.
ing in Texas, is the guest OF A. B.
Wyndham.
Miss Rose Richardson, of Washing
ton spent Friday and Saturday with
her mother
Mr.. :. III. JollifTe, after spending sew.
eral weeks in Columbus, Ohio. is al
home in Wildwood.
DR.. f. c. Lippitt was called to Charles
Town by the illness Of his brother,
Dr. Fontaine Lippitt
The Jordan Springs property was
sold March l TO Col. Harry Baker. of
Winchester, for $4,000.
Landreth's fresh garden seeds at J. C.
Avis.
Captain George Baylor, prominent
lawyer and noted Confederate soldier.
OF Charles Town, died in Jamaica Fri
day
Mr.. Boat Trenary, of Martinsburg.
and MIR. and Mrs. Edward Parker at
tended the funera of Mr. w. F. Stole
Saturday.
Mrs. George Cunningham. accom-
panied by her son, George, ir, attended
the Duvali-McDonsld nuptials, near
Lake View.
medium sized orange was left AT the
COURIER office last week 1t was grown
by Mrs. Fred BOXwell, of Prince Will
lam county.
The sale of personal property by
Frank w. Mish, near Hagcrstown has
been postponed TO Wednesday March
- See "ad"
LOST.-An Irish setter dog; deep red
in color; answers TO name of ROY A
liberal reward for return, or information
left at this office
The marriage of Mr.. William TrapneIl
to Miss Elizabeth Marshall Colston will
be solomized in Martinsburg, Saturday,
March 10, at 1890 p. m.
w. L. Cooper, of Pennsylvania. WAS
in town last week. Mr.. Cooper is a
former resident of Clarke, and is now
engaged in the stock business.
Judge r. T. Fauntleroy has presented
to the Stonewall Camp, Confederate
Veterans, Staunton, the death-mask and
steel engraving of StoEewall Jackson.
Try Marshalrs Beef Tea, and Hot
Chocolate.
DR.. II. Mayer. the we'll known oculist.
Is at Miss Crows residence, where he
examines all defects of the eve free of
charge. He gives consultation in six
languages.
The farm of the late William LIoyd.
situated near Rippon, containing about
] 40 acres, was recently sold TO William
w. Lloyd and James w. Clipp, at sac.
30 per acre.
David Carper, who died recently In
Fanquier county. was former resident
OF Clarke. In 1S4S he married Miss
Matilda Hamilton, granddaughter of
Arch Earl
The Board of of Supervisors of Shen-
andoah county have appropriated funds
TO build bridge across the North Fork
OF the Shenandoah river at Strasburg.
IL is Clarke's turn next.
Laudreth's 1902 crop garden seeds at
j. c. Avis
Several discharged EMPLOYEES as.
saulted bridge foreman, of the N. &
w. railroad, near Chew's Crossing. In
Jefferson county SATURDAY. morTinO