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Relinions Notlrrs.

Religions Nohfrs.
ReA ALt ASEl bELaScfsT FG TeWSsER Rss,e5HSy
m; Holy Gonnqnion Con bnys a:eq iee ee'oa
strangers welcome
ALI, SOULS CHURCH Madison-av.. and esh-ssI M =;
* l5Sening prayer al 4:so O'Clock. with address by
ALL SOULS CHURCH G5N!rARIANo.
Rev sLIcER PasQE ryIi. T prsiash Fl r se'9na m
soTdals on inFitsd sund FsTish Iogse 10
AT LENox Avenue YITAREAS SfTT G4UTsH sss,or eorSF ~
i2lst3S'ffV a. ff snbjeet The New Social Gospel sun
day school. 9:45 a m
gEcH TsdifPn,sge n,sr4vss G24 Sssfi i Rsn NJ
and ?. m The Pastor viii preach
AT THE CHURCH or IT, DIVINE FATEENIs1s ?, = .5s
sePtr41 n FeTs The Tss Rest 1Ra FRASR . 1L Pastor
viii EFsaeh Morning Feed My sSssp cnor
render re- te-1 Mendeissohn's Hear My Prayer
BRICK za cHURsH sR4s:.
5th-aTs Niniaters: aad S:th-s'
Ta: Tsr sHEPaEkp 8 EPfHAfpDkE ksaPF Pr
sS57sfes WM' r. s'Rfef RfeHARps Pi5s 3 n,
Rev. VII sfIsFfERp RIfsfP & 3 KNAPP
r..ss se4ssS ssS.s sfsSS Ssls sl5s, s:ss a i? +
weekly, fogRg sTeniRe service Wednesday o'clock
BROADWAY TABBRNAcLE.
R.1 MeReesso95Hn e s 5nfFER26s H4 81 "fs' D.
Public FFessa9g Sess55S tha ssts:, FsSsaT b,
5 Dr. 3 ny william BiILs NH. 4. THOMSON,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
tn: eExAFr NJ 3 LzHls GEEscF FR sieT iee
Morning prayer te snd ptshoP a8p Of
p-.ebs EyeniRs tRs Ms0nsrg Bshop Sacramento
CALVARY CHURCH. West 07thst1Dr th;t,-Ig s,.ASe MhGe
AesElFs sTgF to pHasb in course q
Al. PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 s5hsf iz1't; be-
BTosdSaY and Re1 WEKDEr Kfy PRfB
En- SMITH d vii rvenns gnfns srtsas at e a HID Id
d1 Life sPnday gT[s in sehoo sSrTs
EndsayoT 9nins M9nday at evening All at uscoe
asE #gfg g2fzAeBsR Rs5sassz s4s s9s n
4!54 SSngnon RsH II e a FhRTRfDSB "a HRK D D.
gEsscne preach Of ths hydtd Blight japan: evening prayer
preacher the Rector -
CHRISTIAN sHNs ss sEy1c Fs,n earner s5s 5sts q
sayz Srs II a m, M: Wednesday evenings O.
suIslaya strangers cordially welcome
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION FIJI F:fth,ave, and iofh-s'
O'i0A> Rev PERCY S. GRANT, Rector
Morning service and sermon @ III II Re =; Matter
NqsIis NqsIos ssrTssf z4 oaeo3y a6eys:
Evening service p m Address oy Rector "''a'
CHURCH OF THE HEAvESSIT S:1 REST
n phRKER MORGAN. d. D.. Rector
aSlT h9ias Pas BY esS the TSs Rsffsr WILL
1 p Evening prayer Fre@'''e''
IAMS.
CHURCH OF THE J INsARSATroN s,;h n n
Rev WILLIAM II. Gfsosx Gfsos Ef>of'' - D' i'e-'''
c and 30 a m Holy Con1rnonleii-
:. - r,o-njnc prayer, sermon ana Holy .onAiu1N
IL d "N ! D m. evening prayer - ana sermon"
,,,,.tr Of THE MESSIAH UNIrARdAN,s SGII
.or1er -aye-Services IL n- ~ the Dial
YER viii ~ ococ in chapel; entrance PARK
ave An cordially invited
-r,c-,r or rHE, PURITANs. 13oth-str; near Sr Slr-
IN e. cHaRI.ES ]. YOUNG u y. fas''
-iccs II a N. and p. M Corolai o- me
Cf1CftCti Sr 23i West 5Ith-st.
-. aev HENRY LUBECK. D. c L. ~
r-a.er and Holy ComiluhuoS ocfocf
p
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST, BARTH0l l0MIEW's

q Us WEUH uUWHW lVgI.NV
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
OIL Fast i2d-st First class domestics ara
supplied: also managing house&eepers, ma
irons governesses, tutors, etc.
AFRo-AMERICAN INSTITUTE. s24 West
bath-st supplies only relia Bile help; white
and colored, nals or female for all COMES
tic positions.
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MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5o0 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and e1-
Changed GEO s. EDDY 39s Madisop-ss-
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FOR SALE.
TYPEwRITERS.-C place IN the
world; cash or installments; all makes:
your rental money will purchase iype~rter
here; free Instructions Sni Fui'oh-ss'
Brooklyn.
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ELMENDORF. D. D.. senior Pastor
FIRsI CHURCH. 12lst-st. near 3d-ave.-Pasor, Rev.
EDHAhp 3 RALSTON II a m, Communion and re-
eepuon OF new members m, preaching by the Pas
SECOND CHURCH Lenox-ave and 123d-st-Pastor
Rev EDGAR T1LT0N. Jr-. D. D. Il a m. Communion
Pastor. = ' f-7 - -
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AMER. ROOFING q PAINTING co.

ASBESTOS PIPE & BOILER COVERING.
roof repairing and metal painterss ware
houses; painted and display advertising. All
work guaranteed Telephone 3944B John.
10 Maiden Lane c. W. BROWNE. Supt-
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OLD DORl0R0WM llWE

DAILY SERVICE.
for old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Pinner's
Eont and Newport News. Va. connecting Petersburg
South and West
Freight and Passenger sail Pier 26, n.
R.. foot Beach St, at NJ
r Traf7 Mana
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DESK. AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DIAMONDS AT WHOLESALE.
DIAMONDS and Jewelry; old fashioned
jewelry remodelled into modern styles;
old gold bought; diamonds reset while you
wait: highest references. S kOHN, 81
Maiden Lane. Take elevator.
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CARPET CLEANING.

q. & j. w. with llAWs
sS w. Saith ST. asl; ssla@ss:. ass
CARPET CLEANING. Estaonsnso iSaN
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. nand o.
o. door 1853 Broadway. al East &stn-sI
ZOE & BRANDT Tel ,32 8eth.
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will preach at IL a ana AS ?. m
Morning topic: THE Suffering Servant OF Jehovah
evening The Second Commandment. Subject: 'Moral
and Heredity" Sunday school and Bible class at ."
a m. Ali welcome.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and eucscrsotiors for
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
Ace No. 1.364 Broadway. between. 36ch and
5Tth sts. until 9 O'Clock p n. Advsrrtse-
merrs received at the following branch Of
Aces at regular ONCE rates until 8 clocs
o. n, viz: 254 Sth-aye-. 5 g cor. 3d-ss.s
f53 drh-ave-. cor 12th-st-s % East i4th-sr.s
2S7 West 42d-st-. between 9TH and eth ave7-s
ecS West Iz5th-st.: l.3SS 3d-ave., between
Tstn and TTth sts.s I. 026 2d-ave-. near 5ist--
st. !. ToS lse-av>. near S9th-ss-s f5s Eass
;2oth-st.; i56 fremons-ave.: SO Sd-avsl.
rear 4lst-st-. s54 3d-aye-: 2io 8ieecksr-st-.
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ST MARKS 1oth-st and 2d-aTe-Bishop M NiCkAh'
Of Rhode Island will preach at II a. m The Iu cnoruS
ELL sinp .r,fah" at p. sermon by the Recor.
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HUGH Q. PENTECOST
81 Madison-ave, 2Itf-st
Sunday at II a. m. Intolerance
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No. 1854 Broadway, between 18th and
37th sts, until o O'Clock 2. m Advertise
Tr,ents received az the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until clock
o m, viz 254 Sth-ave-. :. e. cor. 23d-st; ;
1883 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-St-; 81 East 14th-st- J;
2ST West 42d-st, between eth and sth aves- !;
263 West 125th-st.- 1885 Sd-aye.. between
Tsth and 71th sts.; 1.6c6 3d-ave.. near slst-
St: l. TOS 1st-ave.. near Seth-st 13l East
TS5tb-st TSS Trernont-avs; $50 26-ave.,
near 41s,-st: 55i Sd-ave-; 210 Bleecksr-s,.: !:
22S Bleecker-st. Brooklyn. n. f--2l6
Court-st.: 2f5 Smfth-st; 1-oos tiates-aSs;
Newark. ". lbs Broad-st. Also at all
n T Offices.
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Eud-ave and 91st-st.
REV. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN. u. d.
will preach II. Subject: "A Great Leader; s. EVanse-
listo scrvices Gospel hymns will be used
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BILLIARD AND POOL table,

OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union So
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Farmers Need Not Paw.

Commissioner of Agriculture Koi-
ner has issued fertilizer bulletin No,
10, which is the third publication of
this kind that has been sent out by
the department this year.
This bulletin contains the guaran.
teed analysis Of all the brands of
fertilizer offered for sale in this State,
and the analyses as found by the
chemist in the laboratory, from sam
pies aent IN by the inspectors. The
farmers. therefore, by referring to
the bulletin, can see whether the
goods bought by them went above
the guarantee or below it.
a case recently came up in Tap
p3hannock, in which Il Marylnnd
firm sned several farmers, because
the latter refused to pay for goods
that had fallen twenty. two per cent
delow the guaranteed analasis. AS
shown In the fertilizer bulletin.
The law provides that the pur.
ch"srr shall not be compelled to pay
for goods that has fallen ten per cent
below the guarantee. The Mary
Land firm tested the law in this case.
and the court rendered a decision in
favor of the farmers, holding that
the manufacturers could not demand
payment for goods that had fallen
below the standard prescribed in the
fertilizer law.
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Build the Bridges.

At a meeting recently held at Der.
rvs Ferry, this county, It was deter.
mined to call a mass meeting of the
citizens from all parts of the county
to met at BerrySille on August 30
for the purpose IF taking some action
in the matter of building bridges
across the Shenandoah river at Castle.
maus Ferry and at Berrys Ferry As
the existing law, authorizing the
Board Of Supervisors to build the
bridges, leaves the matter to their
discretion, we presume any action
taken at the mass meeting, eau only
have the effect Of ascertaining the
peoples will in the matter.
IL will be well at this meeting for
the people to discuss the matter of
having toll bridges. In our view of
the matter, a toll bridge would be
acceptable TO the people generally,
when they are made to appreciate the
fact that the tolls would be sufficient
to pay the interest on the bonds, the
cost of keeping the bridges in repair,
and the salaries of the bridge keepers.
1t should also be understood, that
the tolls need not be looked upon as
a permanent charge. They could be
imposed, under the supervision of the
Board of Supervisors, only so long as
necessary, and when the surplus is
sufficient to discharge the bonds. or
TO considerably reduce the indebted
ness,the tolls could be dispensed with.
But these improvements should 90
forward, if the people want them; and
If they do not want them they should,
OF course, not be built, aud the fer
ries be continued. We, however, do
not believe that the people want to
continue the primitive ferries. On
the other hand, we have found a ire
mendous sentiment in this county in
favor of bridges, and although we
were no party to the call for the
mass meeting, and did not know that
such thing was in contemplation,
we can see where great good could
result from an orderly, deliberative
meeting of the sOvereigns, should
they come together and discuss THE
matter. We hope there will be a
representative number from all parts
of the county at the meeting appoint
ed to be held Aug. 80, at the Court
House in Berryyille, Va. Let
everyone be earnest, and open to
conviction, and if it can be shown
that this great improvement is desir
ed by the majority of our citizens,
let them have 1t, and if they do not
want it, let the matter be dropped.
In any view of the matter at this
time, our position is for toll bridges.
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Commissl.ncr ) nnlce.

Commissioner Office,
Berryville, Va, August *. 1902
Virginia. Clarke county: to-wii:
John w CopenhayerS AdmN.
versus
John W. Copcnhaver'S Widow ami heirs
Extract from decree entered Ia said cauSc
May -, 1902
II II adiudged ordered and decreed than
TINS cause be and the same il hereby referred
1" blackburn Smith one Ofthe Commission
els IN Chancery of this Court whose dutv II
shail be 10 report to this Court
ii " hat real estate if any, the said John
W Copenhaver died seized Of
ma state and settle the accounts of Rosa
CopenhaNer as aimX of John W Copen-
haVer t'
5rd Convene the lien and other creditors of
yphh W Cooenhaver stating the liens, if any
thereby on his real estate in the orde oftbeir
priority Wv
fth lie Will report on any other matter he
may ueem pertinent, or on any matter any
party III interest may request him to report
on Before executing this decree the said
tommlssioner will give notice of the time
and place Of So doing by publication in the
CLARKE COURIER for four successive weeks
which publication shall be equivalent 10
personal service on the parties i'm interest
anu me creditors Of John w Copenhaver If
any there be -
The parties to this cause and all Others
interested are hereby notified that | viii
proceed 10 execute the provisions of the
above decree at my law office in BerrvvilIe
va. on Friday, September ~, 1902, atwhich
time anu place they are required 10 attend
WIN Their NOuchcs and q. her evidence
BLACKBURN SMITH
Commissioner i'm Chancery.
Is WHITING, pq
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Commissioners Office
BerrVVille. Va Au0 tx foOD


W. Nirginia-Clarke county to wit:
! w CAREER
versus
/ Mary Cartor and others
Extract from decree entered in safe causc
May 20 1902
IL Is adjudged ordered and decreed that
| inns cause be, end the same is hereby Teferr~
ed To Black burn Smith, one of the commits
sioner chahcery OF this court, whose duty il
shall be to report to the court
1stN hat real estate ifanv. the said w p
Roystan seized. what contract. If anv. the
SAID koystan made with reference To the
sale oil all or any part of and repl estate he
may have owned and whether any such
contract If any therebe, should be specifical.
lY performed .-f--
"a State and settle the account OF Mary f
hoyston IN the usual way. stating the liens
~ the osder Of their priority
Convene the lsen and other creditors of
~ y hoystyn IN the usual way, stating the
9TH He viii report any other matter he
may deem pertinent, or which any party i'm
inherent may ask him to report on
Before executing the decree, the said com
missioner will give notice Of the time and
place of so doing by publication i'm tbe
Clarke Courier for four successive weeks
which publication shall be equivalent to per.
sonal service on the parties i'm interest and
the credityrs of X Royston
zThe parties to this canse and all patties in
interest are notified that will execute the
PROVISIONS OF the above decree, at my law |
Office in Berryville. Va, September 90 1902 |
mt which time and place they are required ~ /
attend with their evidence and vouchers
BLACKBURN SMITH,
Commissioner in Chancerv
b Whiting pa
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Registration Notice.

he board of regis tars ia the Battle.
town Maglsterlal District. in Clarke
county, Va, will open the books for
registration of all citizens entitled to
register, at the store of Albert Elsea
at VI. Airy, on Thursday, the 4th
day of September, 1902, and will
continue there for three days. from
8 O'Clock each day until sunset.
The said Board will be in session
at Mt. Airy, on Tuesday, the 10th of
September, aud Wednesday the 18th
of September, during the same hours
at the same place
H. said Board will he in session
at the COnrt House in Berryville on
the 9th 10th, llth, 18th, and 9Th of
September. l902.and again ON the 23d
oath, 25th, Goth, and 9th If Sen
tember, 1902, from 5 o'clock \. NJ.
to sunset each dav.
On the 9th dav Of September
1902, the hooks shall be closed nu-
less the time for registration shall De.
extended for further prr'ul or
time, by the judge of the County
Court ~ Clark.
MI prrs"ns wIil take no;icr. that
no person viii hr allowed 10 ,.... at
any election. unless hi name az,
pears on the register. whether he ha-
heretofore registered or Not.
THos. FIsgA. CHArRNAN.
JAS. MARSHALL. SFC'N.
}. NJ. LUPToN.
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Historic Jefferson County,
Communicated.


EDITOR COURIER
Jefferson county, WestVirginia, Of
ten called the garden spot of the far
famed Valley of Virginia, noted for
its productive and fertile soil, yield
ing food crops of all the cereals as a
reward for the tolls of the husband
man, orchards teeming with luscious
fruit of all varieties, was formed in
1901 from Berkeley county.
Charles Town, the county seat,
was established in 1876 and named
from the Christian name of Colonel
Ohas. Washington, brother of Gen.
George Washington, who resided in
log house short distance from the
town. A fine spring marks the spot.
The whole of the land in that
vicinity originally belonged to the
Washington family.
Braddock's army, on their route TO
the West, passed through tn. region,
one mile west of town, that then
belonged to Bushrod Washington.
There is we'll on this land, that is
said to have been dug by them.
Three of the best equipped and
we'll arranged farms adj pining this
we'll, are those belonging to those
hustling and up-to date farmers:
Aessrs. III. T. MiIey, Jas. and
Edward Egaus, and b. +. Ramey.
Charles Town has population of
nearly 5000, aud has number of
handsome business blocks on Main
and Washington streets. Theae thor.
oRghfsres, during some hours CT
the day, present very busy scene.
the streets for several squares being
lined with vehicles, and the side
walks filed with pedestrians.
The large number of we'll filled |
stores, conducted by the leading
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Bridge Meering.

AZ meeting held at Cas,leman's
Ferry August 23, 1905, on motion
Nicholas Moore Was elected chairman.
Resolutions were adopted, heartily
endorsing those adopted at the meet
ing held at Berry's Ferry on Angus,
10, IN iegsrd to bridges across the
Shenandoah liver, aud asking all
persons interested in bridging the
Shenandoah to attend a mass meeting
to be held in Berry,ille on August
so, at ) O'Clock p. IN. On motion
the meeting adjourned.
NICHOLAS MOORE, Chairman.
+. y. Moore. Secretary.
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n. & W. Ry.-LOOk at the Rate

Spend the day at Pen Mar, Mary
Land, August ~, 1902. very low rates
and special train to this delightful
resort, leave Berryvilie Gi32, ronnd
trip $3.50. Returning leave Pen Mar
$50 p. m. Additional information
from agents Norfolk and Western
Railway. W. B. Bevill, Gen. Pass.
Agt, Roanoke. Va. M. +. Bragg.
frsv. Pass. Agt., Roanoke, VI,
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST %, 1902.

Al advertisements excepting legal adv
tisemcnts and professional cards inserted FOL
less than three months are considered tran
silent. and viii be charged for al the rate ot
five cents Ter line for the first insertion
and thrcc cents Ter line for each succeeding
insertion
Obituary notices, resolutions Of respect
and social organizations other than thOse
which the editor himself sha , give a. a
matter of news. viii DE charce for az the
aforesaid rates
our advertising rate are uniform. and a
liberal reduction j. made on all standing adj
vortisements and rates will be made known
on application. Changes Of advertisements
must be handed In not later than saturday
morning of each week
This paper. a. stated. when the present
editor took charge. l. for sale Bona iide
purchasers can call. and examine the plant
and our books az ANY time. and learn .ur
terms. which viii be made To- suit;
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Registration Notice.

The Board of Registrars for
Chapel Nagistrrial District. m
Clarke county, viii open the books
Of registration At the following named
dates and places.
Millwood-Septemher Is. L. is.
10. 20 aud p.
Morgans Mill-September %. ~
and %.
Old Chapel September 2G, p.
and %.
Mt. Carmel-September 30. and
October ! and ,.
A. V. Nevill, Chairman.
c. 4. Jones,
:. j. Wiley, Secretary.
Registrars.
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Registration Notice.

Registration Notice.
We, the undersigned registrars for
Greenway District, County of Clarke
will sit ana open the books for the
purpose of registration of all quail
flied voters, under the new ConstItu-
ton, at:
White Post-September II, Is, 10
and 20.
Stone Bridge September %.
Bethel-September %.
Limins Shop-September "a.
Boyce-September %.
White Post-September %, 81.
70, 80, and October !, 2, and 3, 1902.
NJ. Fl. Reardon, Chairman.
Geo. C.. Meade, Secretary.
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sly
Registration Notice.

We, the undersigned registrars.
duly appointed and qualified under
The constitu ton of The State Of Vir-
GINA, ordained on June II. 1902. do
hereby notify all persons desiring to
register, that the Board of Registrars
for LongmIrsh District,in the county
of Clarke, will con eene, sit and omen
books for registration at the several
precincts, and on the dates named AS
follows At Rnssels Precinct on
September 6, s. Q. 10, and II. 1902:
at Pierces Precinct on September 10.
l3, IA, l6, and II. 1902; at Russens
Precinct on October 10, IL. aud u.
1902; at Swimleys Depot on October
II, and 10, 1902.
b. f. FOLEY, chairman
II. F. Pierce, Secretary
W. w. Mcdonald,
Registrars
s 20 2t
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

cath Tear. STATE Military. Scientific and
Technical School. Thorough s0urSc~ in gen
eral and applied Chemistry. Electricity and
Engineering. ConferS degree Of graduate in
Academic CourSe. also DEGREES IL bachelor
OF Science In Technical Courses. All eN-
PenSes. including clothing and incidentals.
provided at rate Of 1855 per annum. a. an
average for the four years exclusive Of out
III. For Information address
, u GEN. SCOTT SHIP. Supt.
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PUBLIC SALE

VT STUN
The undersigned will offer al public sale
on the Allen Williams farm. three mile,
south of Berryville, Virginia. on
Thursday, August rs, 1902,
Eight head Of horses and BITS. 3 of them
are good brood mares, good wagon leaders
! Cohee mare, suitable for heavy driving or
!. rh work. Siber colt Three years old. /
me Nilks colt, tine thoroughbred Purch-
efon stallion, we'll disposed, weighing IS0O
pounds, three-ycar old draft calt. IS head
of cattle, of which are milch COWS. and
most of them well-bred Durhams arr
fresh, several well-bred Durham heifcrS rho
iest good home-raised steers. ranging from I
to - years old.
TERMS OF SALE.
On sums of ten dollars AMI under. cash
On al sums over ten dollars credit of
Twelve months Will be given, with approved
security and interest from date of sale ne
sotl@5lc and payable At the Bank of Clarke
County.
j. II. BELL * BRO.
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JOHN PHILLIP
SOUSA.

the rnm"'is March hing, and his Band of
SiNiy-Five Performers. and the best band in
me w"rHh; THIS Is rare treat to lovers of
music ahi & chance seldom offered In a citv
the size 90 winchester. Secure your tickets
early; PRiCE. 81 al s, II, HABEESS store
Winchester. Phone 81. 41tiN
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Mr.. O.. a. Pine has an enyisble
reputation as a peach grower. On
Monday he presented the COrRIER
with the finest basket of "Aibertss''
seen here this season. Most of
them measured eight inches in cir
conference.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-27
Notice.

A meeting of the Chapel District school
Board viii he held i'm MillwOod at 4. VI.
ON Friday. August -. ieo2. for the purpose
OF appointing tcicher~ for the ensuing
session.
x. II. RITTER CLEKK.
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on August so, 1902.
IL contains 20 acres about: the land j. ot
the best quality Of limestone in a high state
~ cultivation. and i well adapted TO grains
irlit growing dairy purposes and cultivation
81 cereals
It's water facilities are UNSURPASSED foI
Doth house and farm uses. The fencing i.
E,l,Ai and one side Is permanently fenced
The grove in which the house stands. is one
- the handSomeSt and most attractive in the
Nailct aiiording likewise shade and grtund
Tor r0''cation or exercise. The shape of the
lant IS such the farm can be divided easily.
The view % the mountains and lan,lscaD.
l. uncqualet iu the Valley The mansion
"NerlookS the pretty village Of Berrvville
ana some 81 the land runs up Ia IT, This is
a rare opportunity o. secure either "A home
or paving investment
TERMS $500 cash on acceptance of hid.
one hall Of residue In - days. balance i'm
one and two years. secured by interest bear
ing bonds and deed of trust The title f,ooq
and possession given az once.
Marshall Mccormick Berrvville Va. will
show persons over the place and he or eth
er II the undersigned will answer all inquir-
it>.
JESSE TYSON.
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST
co, BALTIMORE, MD.
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