Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-03-26

MISS May wall has returned home
from Washington.
Mr.. Louis Scheuer spent several DAYS
in Baltimore last week.
Landreths fresh garden seeds at ]. G.
Avis
Rev. Julian Broaddus preached in
Fredericksburg Sunday.
Six loaves of City Bread at Marshalrs
for Pc
Insurance rates have been increased
in some of the Virginia towns
Silks and satins for waists at Palm
baum's
Miss Annie O'Bryan, of Brooklyn, is
the guest OF Miss Demorest
Try Marshalrs Beef Tea, and Hot
Chocolate.
Rev. John Engle spent Monday even
ing with bis father near town.
Landreth's 1902 crop garden seeds at
J. G. Avis
Miss Alice Osburn is spending several
days at her home, near Kabletown.
Ladies and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's
Jol!iiie'~ Bright Lights" will be in
3erryville the last week in April.
Wall will ship fat stock from Charles
Town and Nippon on March 81.
Mr. and Mrs Province Mccormick are
visiting Mrs. Henry, in Baltimore.
full line of ginghams, percales. ham
bugs and laces, AT Palmbaum's.
Messrs l.. ". and K. G. Coiner have
returned from trip to New York.
full line of Everything for the Horse
at J. L. Ogden's.
Mrs. Susie Hammond. Of Piusburg. is
visiting her father, Capt J. r. Griffith.
Miss Brown, of White Post. was the
guest OF Miss jamie Moore Saturday and
Sunday.
Organdies, piques, India linens. lawns.
dimilies, French madras, at Palmbaum' 5.
Miss Bly, lee has returned. home after
an extended trip to Baltimore and
Norfolk
Mrs. r. \. Barrett, of Washington.
will spend the summer with her brother.
Mr. W. = Dix.
Wall will lie loading fat stock at
nippon the last week in March.
Virginia Day at the Charleston Expo
sition has been changed from April Is
TO April rs.
Messrs. Clint Foley and Richard Bell
are spending several days at their re-
spectlve homes.
). l.. Palmbaum x Co. have received a
full line oi new dress and waist goods.
Mr.. Charles Mcclure, of New York.
is spending several days with his father,
on west Main street.
Miss Arbogast has returned to Berry
vile and taNen charge of Baughman's
Millinery department.
Wall has just received a load of stock
steers TO sell. Average 600 or 700 lbs.
Rev. ID. II. Scanlon will preach at
Stones Chapel next Sundayat O'Clock,
being the NTH sunday.
Ta9lecloths, napkins, towels. Bed
spreads specially at Palmbaum's.
Mr. G. Mason Conklyn and niece have
returned To Jefferson county after a
pleasant visit To "Dunbeath."
Hand made Chains at factory prices
at j Id. Ogden's. Look at them before
buying
AT the NJ. f. Conference, held recently
at Waterford, Rev. G. W. Stallings was
appointed TO the Berryville charge.
Wrappers, shirt waists, skirts, and a
full line OF muslin underwear at Palm
baum's
Mr.. Holly Stephenson, after an ex-
tensive business trip throughout the
South, arrived in Berryville triday
Mrs. sue Tidball, of Winchester, and
Mr.. Joseph rrapnell, jr, of New York,
were the guests of Mr.. John b. Neill
last week
Lowest prices for first class HAND
MADE harness AT j L. Ogden's. Get
prices before buying
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Howard, of
HagersIown, were in Berryville Tuesday
Mr.. Howard is interested in the ice bust
ness
Luncheon and tea will be served in
the Episcopal Parish building Tuesday
April l, from l TO IL p. IN. The public is
cordially invited.
Miss Mamie Hoskinson returned to
her home in Middleburg Sunday, after
an extended visit To her sister, Mrs. NJ
b. Pulliam.
LOSr-Brown setter. White nose
feet and tip of tail. Named Dixie
Reward If returned to w. .. Dix.
MIR. Isaac Parshali, of Grand Ridge
ILL.,, and DR. James W. Parshall, oil
CnIontown, Pa, visited their mother
during the past week.
Willard Morrow, near Kabletown, will
sell cattle, 6yOung mules, team of horses
and spanish Jack, on April 2.