Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-09

Landreth's garden seeds at j. G Avis.
Mr.. Frank Lewis and family have
located in Hagerstown
Six loaves of City Bread at MarshalPs
for 25c
Mrs. Ioster Burchell. accompanied Nv
Mrs. j. r. Griener, If Baltimore. re-.
turned home Friday.
Silks and satins for waists at Palm.
baum's.
Stone Wall Chapter, L. ID. c., will
meet at Mrs. Ann Broun's Thursday.
April 10, at 3.l5 p. m
Landreth's 1902 crop garden seeds at
j. c. Avis
The special collection for Diocesan
Missions will be taken in Grace Church
next Sunday. April 10.
Landreth's fresh garden seeds at J. c.
Avis
MIR. n. w Drake has moved his tin
shop into the corner room Of the Stole
building on east Main street.
Ladies' and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's
Mr.. Harry Warden sold his handsome
sorrel gelding to Mr.. Eugene Sponseler
OF Frederick City last week
a full line of gingbams, percales. ham
ouIgs and laces. at Palmbaum's.
Thomas s Chamblin, of this county.
has been elected president Of the Shen-
andosh Valley Agricultural Society.
Winchester.
Wrappers, shirt waists, skirts. and a
full line of muslin underwear at Palm
baum's
Mr.. George Carper, a native of Clarke.
died in Frederick county last THURSDAY.
aged about 81 years. His remains were
inferred in Carpers Valley.
Why not have your house painted?
NJ. b. Pulliam will do it so reasonable
that you can easily afford il,
The engagement is announced of Miss
May Wheat, of Berryville, to Mr.. d.
Arcy Potter, of Baltimore. The we'd
ding is to take place April 30
Wall will ship fat stock April 81. Al
b. d o. depot, Charles Town, W Va.
One pair broken mules To sell: several
milk COWS, and fifty 9OO-pound steers
The regular meeting of the Fire Com
pany was held Friday evening. Rev.
Julian BrOaddus was TO have addressed
the boys" but being indisposed. he was
unable to do so.
Organdies, piques, India linens. lawns.
dimities, French madras, at Palmbaum's
The battle-ground" new novel bv
Miss Glasgow, of Richmond. the author
of The Voice of the People" is book
for all Virginians TO be proud OF. Order
of your bookseller, or send $3.50 to the
publisher, Doubleday, Page Il Co., "a
Union Square, New York.
Wall Paper Wall Paper Cheap rs
dirt. Cheaper than whitewash From
&c to soc per roll NJ b. Puliam
handles il.
The town of Newport in Giles county.
Va, was almost entirely DESTROYED hv
fire one day last week. This town has
the doing the largest business of any
inland town of its size, in Virginia.
Among the business establishments en-
gagged there, was the firm of Dunklee &
Martin, whose loss was estimated NJ
$4,000 Mr.. Dunklee, of this firm. is
related 10 Mrs. ]. o. Crown, of this
place by marriage
Tablecloths, napkins, towels. Bed
spreads n specially at Palmbaum's.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Warde char
mingly entertained all the committees
of the V. l. A., Friday evening, at their
beautiful home, THE Knoll" They
were assisted in receiving by Madame
Monte. Plans for the beautifying of the
town were discussed, after which a SUNNI.
tous supper was served, and music was
rendered by Misses Mcclure. Moore.
Page, and Mrs. Van Hook. and all
spent a most enjoyable evening.
1t will only cost you three or four dol
lars to have that room papered this
Spring when you clean house See NJ.
Is. Pulliam about H.
5. l.. Palmbaum & Co. have received a
full line of new dress and waist goods.
Yes, your house needs painting. So
why not see NJ. b. Pulliam about it and
have it done? He will do it as cheap as
any practical painter