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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
Guy News in Brier.

4 pony ridden by Lial uosfori fell
into ditch which was dug Ia repair a
sever on South Division street near
Wealthy avenue, yesterday morning
The rider managed fo scramble on AS
the animal went down and was not
severely hurt The horse was gotten
out With no further injury than a lad
shaking up and scare
Michael Swan. uotornan on the
" -a!ths avenue and Scribner street
line stepped from car al the corner az
Fourth and Scribner streets Will. on
his way Ia dinner yesterday and broke
hi- ieg below the knee. Dr. Mccoll vas
called and reduced tho fracture.
Representatives. - the G. 4 ". NJ.
Lake Shore. Michigan Central and O..
L. 4 I have finished ~. work q check
irg up the books % the union ticket
Office ~ the corner - Monroe ar Ot
;aSs streets and tn. otiice Val he
abandoned to-day
a. W Miller has bought an in.eress
in the Patterson Furnace cumpsn, and
will devote his tune Ia the .nteTprls,. IL
u expected that a stock company viii ~
orgsnIz-i later The plan, VA r-rnoved
o. the OH fair ground from Lansing Last
summer.
August Buchanan ~ss caught Nv a
rolling iea az the corner - Leonard
street ant the Grand kapis- a Indiana
railr1st track yesterday AMI aAs Sc
ripu-.y injured The ambulance tax
him o. his home NJ. Va North front
stret
The women ~ the T. u. 4 ss..ocia
ton have ulad- the smith a Sanford
- 1re sn attractive place 'or ~. rally 10
-. given there 'cfsy. There will b.
speeches. music aud light refreshments
The Rev J " Harris. the secr~tary
u the Baptist Young Peoples uninn -
Ca,csso. vii spcaS At the mis-aon. Il.
Waterloo street. this evening
The lecture tn have been given by
Prnf Vaughan lsst evening was iudeh
uiteiy postponed. owing 81 ht- being un
evp-ste,iiy DETAINED east.
There wa an increase in hank clear
ing. Yesterday q $50 over the
corresponding lay 20 last year. on a
business f ei6.i. T>19i.
9.srdluer y BAXTER Our one dollar
white shirt rnsis. ~ "a. - the test value
offered today. Different lengths q
sleeve
p8pil- % Mss Wilcox are beng
drilled daily spr the carnival 10 b. gwen
~ lines Rliie-' aruory next Tuesday
night
South eni members - the Salvation
army dispena.d refreshments Last even
Iag ~ W tssa south Division street
~ clifford vas sijuigrd insane yea
'rrrisY AMI viii 10 taken ID kslanasH,o
'ssisy.
Nsisnn Robinson was arrested ysstar
day ior stealing " from Frank iiaInes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
Will TAkE OUTINGS TODAY.
Teacher. and pspiis Are Going Dif.
fsrest Mars.

This morning at : o'clock the hieh
s'ho-ai pupils 10 biology. s~oiogy nnd
botany vii start for Mil creek hey
sill take rsmhle IN that vicinity o1nl
hiBing pleasure AMI ssleniiiig stGly
The classes vail T.. socstaIsnied by "
Aatihese. teacher Il biology and Mira
Matthews tesshrf - botany
~ II - The teachers = the high
ss-keol siis take an escaTsion ,n a differ
ent direction snd wlth a dis~feat nti
Jet sik sFtuims Clinton tstSrn@ sat
- the guide ~ ray.ts difectisa stii
- due ss-t ani that he sill take the
esuwd ~ 4 perfect garisr n aft8tus
81 deeiiaf- o. Tel snefe - - bot .3,y-
~ noi lh the nstllisbal sssaip The
teachers Sill ~ is bsE 0afFyaii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

The Retail itgs.~rs AZ r.iaftftu a
sending put Invitation. g. tae grteers
rariy u~ts month. alta yiex q organ
fxlng a state Association. The Rr,--er@
feel NE nsed = q protective oFgant,a
tsoo AMI one ehieh sapii have AL b.
auence ia matters = iegisiatsan should
,.saslaa fs.4utr~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
To- Write lp Grand Rapjd..

The North American Review will de-
vote some space IN its june issue Ia a
write up ~ Grand Rapids. Iis repre-.
sentative. Edward White. is now IN the
city securing subscriptions. and the
number which be IL able 10 obtain will
determine thu length % the article. His
plan - commended by the board -
trade. and rs II will result i'm giving the
city an excellent free Advertisement.
there IL no reason why he should not
meet with go,sd encouragement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
Two Are Grand Rapid. Men.

Gen. J. H. Kidd. department com
rnsnder % the Michigan c. \ L.. has ap-
pointed Capt. Henry \. Eydorn 81 Gus.
ter pest an aide de camp on his staff
with the rank - cplonel. Ben \ Col
ton - this city has a similar appoint
ment- Ia his general orders recently
issued General Kidd urges IA recruiting
n the 0Sp CT soldiers IN Michigan
who are no, members - the a.. y X.
Forty txo appointments q aides va
riuus pJrts ~ the state are announced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

Deputy Marshal Brewster arrested
Henry II Ccnant 81 Pottersyille. Eaton
county, yesterday. on com plant Tor
selling liquor Without government
license. Consnt sss examined by District
Attorney Palmer before Commissioner
Baker - Charlotte. and vas held b. sp-
pear t-efo-. the grand Jury In the sum u
200. In default ~ haii be was brought
IA jail here last night Eaton county -
prohibition county, but th. govern
meat officials keep their eyes on ths,
ltcaiity Just the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
william Firth Goo. ,o tho wall

Niiliaa, Firth. tho Canal street cloth
ing dealer, made an assignment ysster
DAY Tor tho ieueat "a his creditors
About two months ago he CAV. tao
mortgage. cn hs@ stock Yesterday one
q the nisstg ages -eiSrd the stock hat
Mr. Firth <atislls-i the mortgage and
made an assignment The assets and
abilities were not gwen cut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

4 large class was confirmed by Bishop
Gillespie last evening in the episcopal
faith. the EXERCISES being held in 81.
Marks church. There was small Au
iience prcsent and the Rev. Dr. Fair as
sisted in the ceremonies
The Grand Rapids lodge Woman
Relief corps gave an entertainment and
social in prttit's hall on Plainiicld
avenue last night.
The Pythian sisters gave pedro party
last night AZ h. +. hall. South Division
AtIeet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

NJ snd Mrs. Bert Cooper - Chicago
arrived Ia the city yesterday Ia VISIT
rs'suvra snd friends. VIZ Coorer was
f.rmarlv tooske~per Tor The t,ss- com
Isny anh isfe ~ Eaton 3 Lyon Both
y AMI Mrs Cooper ara vel known
here. having hspG n this csfs until
about one year sgn when They removed
p Chfseo. They Nlli visit here f,r
shaut ~ Nrnss
Gale Ns~on - C'cnstsntins Who has
been v.ssttng h,- hr,,fhee I u Ns-oa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
Contagious Di.ea.~~.

Julia Cohen. No. 10 Canal street. I,
phoid fever. Lizzie Wilbert and two
others. No. 1T South Lafayette. whcop-
ing cough. L. \ OF. M. 100 South
Division street. scarlet fever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

pital, Dans,iiie. :. v Hiram Fay Ham
ilton, No. La, stoestng street. Green
wool roIi, e. Trxsk. Grstt~n. Valley
City Jeani. yandepbirge. No. III Sin
CHAIR street. VALLEY City. Hazel Buuk.
No. I'll last Brasise street, Valley city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

Ga ne.s "a ssin~ssist ~ . u'el,eka r.
fhe Namail pf-siy riai Mss .fssr, =
ei~,y slf m~~f H. ths joy meassfiai
u~fhHis=t ohafrh An interesting %.
gram has been peefssFs,i sea sli saasen
ar cordially insiiesl o. attend tf4t
saornlu9 ani sfiesas-aa s.ssn.na
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

Thesgfsse lselss. ~ - n feyBoi.i :
stf-~. NJ .sissry Nhtals- Ia.hflsss
Palmer sss-tsie fsf Plains Ssmati il
~ st NJ go v -sf tsyhi.e street tsfesa
~s-Da tsfsia > a sfsy 81 Mara h,.s
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Eavorinf
Extracts

These favors have secured .
rres, rspa'aton for their pefe-;
purity. ,fras strength and ilne
fsgor Every person Who has
usesi ~, prtess hstsaef q Lemon.
VANILLA, - OraaSc knows that
table Selscselcs are never sp.ixd
b. lheiS u.s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

Local Oddfcliows Preparing For Lots
ar Visitors.

Few cities will celebrate the founding
% Oddfellowship in America as will
Grand Rapids. April ~ will he quite II
gala day here. The seven local lodges
have invited the brethren from all over
the state. and many 81 them have &C
cepted the invitation. IL ia already Az
surcd that several thousand Oddfel
lows will be here.
The committee on arrangements IL
getting out a sixteen page celebration
souvenir. containing histories ~ the or
der generally, in the state and in tho
city. There will be "a big parade in che
morning. general visiting and sight see
ing in the afternoon. and in the evening
the following program at Hartman's
hall:
The Rev. Thomas a. Smith.
Master III ceremonies.
Overture, .Nurzburg' Orchc-ir,
prayer The Rev. Campbell Fair, ID. u.
H.lcome. .. Mayor William J. Siuar,
R,~pon-. The Hon. -. A. James. i. e.. NJ
Baulo solo. .........--.........G q. r.. Wiley
Address ..... Grand Sire 81. I. Campbell
Tenor :>olo-Schutsr >crcnade.
......... DIR. W III. Ross
Address 900. The Rev. ID. ii. Rciter. q. =
Du.t--Dn Messy Ranks Gillert
Miss Ada Hannaford. Dr. W. IL. R"s-.
Recitsti"n-"Down 10 jericho. ....-
............-..... Prof. r. r. Pryor
Tenor Solo-Nia stella 4 Amore a. kuntr
Dr. ". n. Ross.
With violin obliga,o by III =. Ryan.
Closing ode.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15

nssssisssss Apf-siased a. Arrange ts
ti4a - tssrsnileT Meeting

Yesterday affefn'.1n lie ftuF htsse q
Lad Ma aisss h#ii Ieiat lasegsaa "a
ihs B. ali 81 NJ. iesfi street foe tae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
IS THE YOUNG MAN SAFE?
life IS REAL. LIFE IS EARNEST"

Physical health mental training bi.ine.s social
standing influence. character ambition Of
life. arr the opponents Of 1t OK. but Of LAW.
"Whaisocver n mar that shall
The wheel nff fortune il and I'm
with push and patience.
With perfect health there = IN fear of failure
II he has made mistake scries of mistakes nc is
His health and ne
wheel n liking. finds himself
able attend his huness he formerly did he losing
ground and perhaps has arrived soc al
ilheaith that life have few oharus for him.
Now !. the time for help; the time for good advice
will
and make him feel like n IN an again.
Now tho for hin, Clay Todd No 10
North Division Rapd. Mich
the all it's hearings will the the remedies
and advice needed To- bic falling make him
competent in and smis,ou. proud and happy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28

as are a credit to anyone having
sale, come to THE HERALD office.
We have printed sale bills by the
thousand since in the business
and know how to please. Just
write off what articles you have
for sale, the date, where to be
sold, time of sale, credit and
your name, and auctioneer, and
we viii arrange everything in
satisfactory shape. We know
how to do it, and let that work
to US. If you have fine stock.
good farming implements and
household furniture and are go
ing TO sell it, don't try to keep
the people in ignorance; but tell
everybody proclaim it from the
house-top, as it were. Here is
The HERALD newspaper, going
into thousands Of families each
week, and it will be the best
talker for your sale that you can
get. Ii don't charge so very
much all things considered, and
the best advertised sale, bills and
all, ought not TO cost more than
s. to S..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
North Mountain Items.
Fine weather were having.

Fine weather were having.
James r. Robertson was in
your city on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Leary was in your
city on Monday and bought Il lot
of lumber with which he is going
to put an addition to his house.
John T. Shields is the contractor
and is a first-class workman.
Willie Saville and his best girl
We're visiting Mr.. Horner's near
Nipetown on Sunday.
Mr.. Rod. johnson and wife
were visiting at Mr., G.. l.. Don
aldson's ON Monday and Mrs.
Bodine and daughter were also
visiting at the same place.
Elworth Fink moved from
Allensville to the Nadenbousch
farm on Back Creek last week.
Mr.. Samuel Riser is on the sick
list again. but hope he may soon
recover.
Mr.. Jacob Hull was called
near Milestone Point, Md, this
week to attend the funeral of his
aged father
Mr.. Creighton Tabb, of He'd
ges' Chapel, was visiting in thi,
vicinity this week.
Mr.. Charles Cross and wife
were visiting her parents thi:
week near Hedges Chapel.
Daniel Keesecker is the prouC
father of a bouncing big bah,
girl.
Miss Annie Poull and he
grandmother who started to In
diana this month, arrived Their,
safe.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
Jefferson County Registerings

Mr.. John A. Hopkins, of Char
lestown, was appointed a COM
mittee clerk of the House of
Delegates.
Mr.. w. n. Lemen has sold out
his grain business at Shenandoah
junction to Mr.. S. L. Williams,
of that place, from whom he pur-
chased it last year.
Mat Toliver, the well-known
colored caterer, has bought the
George w. Show property on the
corner of Main and Princess SITS. !,
paying $4,000 for it. He will
move into it the lst of April.
DR.. John A. Johnson, the only
surviving brother of Mrs. |. S.
Tanner, of this place, died at his
home in Washington Tuesday of
this week, aged G2 years. DR..
johnson was born anG raised at
Harper's Ferry.
1t costs money to live nova
days-many of the necessities of
life are advancing in price just
at the unhandiest season of the
year Eggs are now quoted at
80 cents a dozen in Shepherds
town, and there is a general ad-
vance in bacon. Hams are Is
cents pound. Oysters are so
cents a quart. THE good Dem
ocratic times are coming, more
work, higher wages, and cheap
er living
Mr.. Jesse A. Engle, ST., for
MANY years teacher at Oak Grove
school, in Harper's Ferry dis
trict, has built for himself q
handsome cottage, beautiful for
situation, overlooking the Po
tomac river.
Rev. DR.. Robert G. Holland. of
Charleston, S. c., and Miss Mary
V. McClanahan, of Salem, Va,
were married in Philadelphia on
Thursday of last week. DR.. HOl-
land was formerly pastor of the
Lutheran Church in Shepherds
town, and his wife is also we'll
known here. They have the best
wishes of their many friends in
this place. Here also.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
Down In Opequon.

Misses Minnie and Bessie Dali
CIV have returned home from
Washington, much pleased with
their visit.
Mr.. w. NJ. McOuilken. of Mar
tinsburg, is at his parental home
near Newtown, this week. suffer
inc. with an attack of mumps.
Mr. Tarov Small whobas haon
Iiving in ohio for the mast wear
;s VISITING. his homo NJ This nIaca
NJ -.
A., ,I ,,'a =, nj ,n,i., ~ 10y ,s
- -, I'M ~, -. ''',' ~
o-,', '''> ~ ',' :, - t,5 :; 49,.
r+0'N1' ~. - va -
''',,l' Pig -,
MISS ila'',e l'""'IS Is H'S'''lls
relatlFc" III l'o"n'NlIie' MO-
Mr.. }. I. Mclullkln contem-
plates moving TO MartilSourg
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
Jones Spring News.

Eggs 35c u dOz. in our village.
Mr. D. B. Shickle and wife at,
tended the Quarterly meeting OF
the L. B. Church at Martinsburg
on Sunday,
Mr.. John Kitchen and bride. OF
Tomahawk were in our midst
Sunday last.
1t is reported that miners
struck a seven foot vein of coal
near the top of Third Hill Noun
tain west of Shanghai.
Mr.. Will Clary is home on q
visit.
Mr.. j. w. Dick has rented and
moved his family to the farm OF
Mrs. Mary K. Worrell two miles
south of Shanghai. Sorry to lose
them from among us.
There are three vacant houses
to let in this vicinity at present
viz: Mr.. J. w. Dicks house
Chas. Everhart's house, and the
John \. Siler property. S. E.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

! MARTINsBuRg, w. Va, Jan. 10.
TO the Officers and Members q
Lincoln Post No. !, G. A. r.,
Dept Of ". Ia.
Comrades:
WHEREAS. The Divine Com
mander has called from our ranks
our much esteemed and beloved
comrade, Michael Fitzgerald, an
honored and useful member of
this Post, a kind and affection
ate husband and father and an
honest, upright citizen, therefore
be it
Resolued, That while we bow
in humble submission to the will
of God, yet we keenly feel and
realize the loss sustained by our
order in the death of our deceas-
ed comrade.
Resolved, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathies to the sor-
rowing family of our comrade in
this. their hour of bereavement,
and humbly pray that on the
morning of the last roll-call they
with us, shall meet our comrade
in the ranks above.
ReSol0ed, That as an express
sion of our sympathy for his be-
reaved family, and our love and
esteem for our deceased comrade,
a copy of these resolutions be
presented to them and our Post
room be draped in mourning for
thirty days.
Yours in F. C. & L.
w. E. MCKEE,
S. B. SIGLER, Com.
C. P. MASON,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
COUNTY NEW.
Marlowe News.

4 Rev. Carpenter delivered &
good sermon at the Chapel Sun
day night.
Miss Olive Harris of Hamp-
shire Co., spent the winter with
friends in our midst.
Messrs. Mayhem, Whitmore,
and Ardinger with their lady
friends, Misses Bessie Lands,
Lille Ardinger and Blanche
Foltz, made a flying visit here
Sunday. Our readers will re-
member what a cold day it was.
As each party arrived on being
asked if they were cold replied,
No indeed . were never warmer
in our lives but from some cause
one of the young men forgot to
pay his toll, another to hitch his
horse. However they seemed
greatly enjoyed with their trip,
and we know their presence was
appreciated and hope the gay
party will soon favor us with an
other visit.
The Mite Society will meet at
Mr.. Geo. Barnes Saturday night,
Jan. IS. A good attendance is
requested as new officers will be
elected for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Calvin Beckley, who has
been visiting relatives in Nd,
has returned home.
Mr.. David Stroh was the guest
of Mr.. Joe Lands Sunday.
A band is being organized by
the young men in our midst.
We certainly wish them success.
The meeting which has been
in progress at Harmony has
closed.
Sleighing is the order of the
day and many are taking advan-
tage of it.
What has become of "Ned
Todd" Hope he hasn't frozen.
Would like to hear, through
your paper, an account of his
trip home Sunday eve.
Preaching at Marlowe Sunday
at 2:30 O'Clock: prayer
at night. X. a. N.
Jan. II. Received too late for
last weeks issue.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
A. T. Russler,
j. NJ. Shipley,
A. Grazer,
j. L. Oliver
j. b. Swanson

A PECULIAR CAsE.-Capt. Jas.
H. Pine, of Harper's Ferry, was
before Judge Jackson of the U.
IS. Court to-day on a very serious
charge. He was arrested for
mailing obscene matter through
the mails. The letters he mailed
assaulted the character of Miss
Lizzie Allstedt, q young woman
30 years old. He wrote one to
her and another to her minister
in Upton, Mo. The letters are
monstrous and astonishing in
their filth and disgusting details.
He alleges that under promise of
marriage he was familiar with
the girl and that she deserted
him to marry another and that
he thought it his duty to warn
her intended about her. The
letters state wildly what he al
leges she did. Mr.. Sturgiss said
they were the most vicious let
tiers he ever saw, that they We're
written in a brilliant style that
suggested Dickens writing; that
they showed learning and edu-
cation. Pine pleaded guilty and
said his motive in writing them
was that he thought it his christ
ian duty to warn her sutton.
Pine pleaded guilty and said his
allegations were true. Judge
Jackson suspended judgment
until he questioned the girl.
Judge Jackson called up Jas. H.
Pine and scored him for the
gross letters he wrote. He said
nothing like it had come before
him in the history of his career
on the bench. Miss Allstedt was
brought into court room and
sworn. She denied in toto having
any improper relations with
Pine. She was engaged to him
and permitted caresses and moth
ing more. She was emphatic in
her statements. Miss Allstedt is
a young woman refined in APP
pearance and quite pretty. HeI
uncle and pastor testified in heI
behalf also the assistant post.
master at Harper's Ferry. Pine
/ was sworn to testify. He incrim.
mated the girl in her statements
and went into minutest details OF
their engagement and separation
and why he wrote the letters tC
her. His confession was start
ling and the like of it never was
! heard. His ingenuity would dc
credit to a French novelist. Hi:
I plea was pathetic and remarka
/ BILE. Judge Jackson again for
/ chilly expressed his opinion of tn,
enormity of the offence and it
unusual nature and scored Pin,
without mercy and sentenced
him TO ii months in the peniten
tiary and fined him 800. Stat
! journal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
/" FERDHNAND''

Having concluded to sell my famous
Clydesdale stallion, Ferdinand" and
for that purpose will have him in Mar
tinsburg on and after Monday Jan, Both,
at the stable in rear of St. Clair Hotel.
Owing to the number of colts on hand
will sell him very reasonable. He Is
pronounced by judges of horsehesh to be
the best specimen of his breed they ever
saw. He OF his colts have never been TO
a fair without taking the first premium.
He is faultless in every respect, aud has
a temper like a lamb. He can be han
died by anyone in anyway has never
been known to bite or kick at any body
Ferdinand can boast of the finest heavy
draft colts in the county. He and
his colts can be seen at any time By call
ing at the stable no trouble TO show
them. Pedigree unquestioned.
j. LUTHER ROPP,
| Little Georgetown, w, Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28

HONOR TO \ BERKELEY COUNTY
Young MAN.-Company A, ID
Bat. Unfit, NJ. n. G. held an cleo
ton last Tuesday evening to
elect LIST Lieut.. to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the election to Cap
tain of J. w. Gray, and resulted
in the unanimous election of d.
r. Nihion, who had filled the po-
sition of 2nd Lieut.. of said Com
pany. Lieut.. Nihion is the young
est as well as one of the most
popular officers in the command,
and his election will give general
satisfaction. A FRIEND.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-01-28
The Gerardstown Times.

Some of the young ladies and
gentlemen of the community in
connection with the Presbyterian
church of this place, have organ
lied a Guild in behalf of the
cause of Home Missions. At the
last meeting the following Off
GERS were chosen, President, Miss
George Silver; Secretary, Miss
Toto Wiley; Treasurer, Mrs. j.
NJ. Hollis.
Miss Maude Gordon, Treasurer,
reported the receipts of the La
dies Mite Society of the Presby-
terrain Church of this place foi
the year 1892 a total of $219.76.
In Darkesville, by Rev. j. H.
Wolff, January 18th, Mr.. jacob
B. Bowen and Miss Nina Sen
cendiver, both of this county
GerdrdStoWn Times.