Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1903-09-23
Little Locals


The Sky PHO, begins next week
Wall wants Charles Town boom lots.
Mr.. Clinton Foley is home on visit.
Mr.. Norvel Walters was In Winchester
sunday.
Mr.. John Kerfoot spent Sunday in
Washington.
Mr.. Herbert T. Marks spent Sunday
In Washington.
Wall at Charles Town has stock cattle
all sizes TO sell.
Why not start things goings It's a
good time now.
Our liverymen have so far had good
business this year.
Mr.. J. ID. Hart was in Winchester on
business last week
Mr.. Peach wyndham. Of Winchester.
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Ogden was in Charles Town
on business Monday.
Mr.. Howard Kerfooi was in Charles
Town last Wednesday.
Cutting and shocking up the corn crop
is going on Al lively rate
Mr. VIM. Newcomb and family visited
relatives at Frog Eye Sunday
Mr.. W. +. Hoffman and wife visited
in Winchester Wednesday last
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for fifteen months for one dollar.
Miss Hanna Marshall is visiting her
brother, William, near Laurel. Md.
Clarke county farm wanted See ad
Of Otey, Suter & Scott, on this page
Messrs +. ~ and James Marshall, Sr..
returned from Laurel, Md. Sunday.
Miss Tansell Jacobs, of near Washing
ton, is visiting at Mr.. Abe Jackson's.
The store of s. l. Palmbalm & Co,
will be closed on Thursday, October 1.
Messrs. Garland Coleman and Rice
Shepherd visited in Washington Sunday.
Mrs. d. II. Jones has returned home
after a visit 10 friends in Pennsylvania
Mr.. Earnest Stole and wife, Of Charles
Town, visited the formers parents sun
day.
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COURIER. see al on this page THE Sky
Pilot"
Messrs Norvel Walters and Edward
Kercheval were in Winchester Friday
night
Miss Georgia Dakeman, who spent the
summer in Winchester, returned home
Sunday.
Mr. Celly Kercheval, editor OF the
Charles Town Advocate. spent sunday
in town.
Apples have been an abundant crop
this year. but a great many Of them are
detected
Mr.. c. F. Wall expects to have two
cars of fine ewes in soon, at much
cheaper prices.
Don't forget the lecture, by Rev. \. p.
Dame, on the Passion Play" Winston
Han, September %.
Mr.. Rohr and daughter accompanied
by Miss Cockrell, of Charles Town, were
AT the Virginia House Sunday.
Miss Susie Putnam, of Laurel, Nc. has
returned home after an extended visit 10
her brother, Mr.. Charles Putnam.
Don't fail to get the CoURIER next
week, and get the first chapter of the
great sereSl story "The Sky Pilot"
Mr.. Thomas Thompson and family
have returned to Washington after
visit TO his father, Mr. John L. Thomp-
SON
For a bilious attack take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a
quick cure is certain For sale by J. c.
Avis, Druggist
Mr. Preston Kercheyal has accepted
a position in the store of Mr.. d. II.
Jones, Mr.. Elijah Louthan having re-
signed TO attend school
Strength and vigor come of good food,
duly digested. Force" a ready-to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigo-
rates.
illustrated lecture on the passion
Play 10y Rev. Nelson T. Dame, of Win
chester, will be given in Winston Hail,
Tuesday evening September %.
In our issue of last week we had
reader about w. +. Hoffman's cigars. 1t
should have read 100000 instead of 90
600 an increase of 100 per cent over any
previous year.
Every body who can get time to move
around this delightful weather is on the
go, and no one can find fault with that
sort Of feeling, for the present days are
most beautiful and a trip through the
country delight.
Remember the great Fair takes place
at Hagerstown on October 10, IA, Is, and
1G, see ad on this page. Hagerstown
fairs are noted for excellence, and those
who attend will, no doubt, be well pleas
ed by the pleasure afforded during the
four days of its continuance.
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