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Business .
Brief
Soon to be gone
Rush River Antiques will be closing its doors on August 15 according to owner, Carol Miller.
“We’ve been in the antiques business 12 years,” said Miller who ; had previous locations at Trinity Episcopal and the Sunnyside Market in. Washington.
Miller, a Washington - resident, along with I Maggie Bracewell of' Amissville have operated - Rush River for nearly - four years. '
There are lots of choice ' treasures to choose from • before the packing begins I so come in for a 15 to 20 ; percent reduction on most items.
Rush River Antiques is located at 311 Gay Street in Washington. Phone: (540) 675-1410.
Corrections
In an article entitled 1 “Saluting the Barber of ; Sperryville” which appeared in the July 28 issue, the phone number * for the Sperryville Barber ! Shop is (540) 987-8146. ;
In a photo caption entitled “Motorcycle k. • Mess” which appeared on ! the front page of the July ; 28 issue, the trooper pictured is Derek Mauck. ~
The Rappahannock News 1 deeply regrets these errors. ;
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