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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09
Lesetinsky kovaf.

Pied n6kolika lety vydana byla '
Praze ichvatna vypravna baseh Sva-
topluka Cecha: "Lesetinsky kovaf. y
Lf6eno nj ostrymi tahy pon6m6o-
vAnf cesk5ch dadin cizozemsk5m
fabrikanty a vfela laska lidu 6esk6-
no X fe6i otcd svych. Lesetfnsk$
kovAf, vxor praveho Cecha, vzdoruje
anahAm ponemcovacfm a zaplatf
vxdor svhj zivotem, nebot "a pon6m
covately stojf income rameno "zako-
M spravedlnosti." Baseh, psana
slohu lehkem piece dchvatn6 il
maven, zphsobila veliky rozruch.
vsak ten trval ma kratce! Vlada j
skonfskovalai Jen neco malo W.
tiskd pred konfskacf rozprodanych
pfiSlo mezi lid.
Jsouce pfesv6dceni, se pfijdem
vstfic pfani kazdeho milovnfka usle-
chtile Setby, vydali jsme Sc svole-
MIN spisovatele baseh tuto v plnem
,nenf konfiskovapeho vydanf. Av
o1ekAvAnf tom jsme se nemylili.
Bshem prveho roku vybrano prve
vydAnf, skrovne ovsem, uspofada
II isme vydani druh6, v mnohem
lepSf dokonalejsf dpray6 vetsfm
format6 nez bylo prve. Baseh tvofi
knihu SO strapach prodavame j
po 25c. DO Czech, Sc zarucenfm
- so centh. z drubeho vydanf Jana
kniha valne tezsf) "a CD cent?.
Adresujte:
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IDnrssi,n.i.

Poufs asfadi sAhhms tomato
groasfsdkn. shyehom uvarpyaIi !
~ pied nrAssmi, Iimil sydayatelt
asssfeb tasopish rudnt obrovsst
tAstky ftfkei, nesime satk lint po
mocl. shosfYsjica % dIoahA lets
mnohfm odbtfstelhm naalm na.led
hem iisna panaIiol. shiedAgAus a.
s,o, ie nek,sti nAhle 80 pFesithaji q
smiti, anil by ~ sypoIAdaIi Posts
Isdnodsae ohIA.i, ~ isou pfyi . pas
j. ovasm tsiko j. nslttti. Mesi Ia
soyfmi isoa nA.lsduIiei ebiesgtsati
fJissi.
Al. soutsk. sol w at ST. ~ as
!. Kabin, tslA Lincoln Ave. 3 10
Mary Berger, $3.50 w ~. 81, $50
Act. Krajsiuger, Ashland
Van Horn s..st.tst,.tssst 300
! Kat FukAtko, "a. Kramer llo
Mat Kecks, Afford Van Horn $40
Json opet Iiai, ktsrym lame shovi.
vail, nadeli ie die slibu sv6ho IN.
pla,i ktergm by ale dalai .bovivh
nj byIo hFichem a proto Jim sastayi
me-.
Zastduujem:
Jan Vavcrka, Omaha, ..... k3l OF
A lPokr. budoucn6.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09
.9OEROK ZAPADU ZDARMA!

Novym pfedplatitelhm, kteff sc
nyni ma rok pfedplatf, zasleme "
dennik do nov6ho roku zdarma. To
iii, kdo nynf celorocnf pfedplatne
M tjdennik zasle, bude kvitovan AZ
do konce budouclho roku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09

ltWhAfleNM lbhh@ Fu lenh'h
ukmt.tku tfedssdy hksledoIfeish
,dtaslntnfeh aAth teuitorii.
Arizona, Arkansas, California, 90
.ofado, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana,
Mohtsna, Nebraska, New
Oklahoma, Texas, Utah q
W yomiog BjsaI} guvefntr Ilab'
bard Texasn yyklkdal posfeba
hiubokfeh pFistavh pei golfa me-
tiektm, lak pro oel} iiry lApad,
ktefB by tim byl sbIiien = oceknsm,
TAX ' rAjma rAnoFsksho obohodu,
tejmtna > Jiiui Amerikou. Jinf
Fetnioi drieIi pFednkiky, vrtahu.
iioi se / ,6mai pfedmttu, Ku kon-
81 rasedAni pfilata byla usneseui,
aby sestayen byl trvalf vfbor, po.
rhs,Ava,fcf p6ti tlenh katd6ho
stAta tFi q kafd6 territorie, kite.
rJz By mel prayo syolAysti porady
a sjezdy, dayati podndt kn pfiietf
potfebn}0h xAkonh v kougresu !
utAtnfoh su6mech, dororumiyati SO
= obchodnimi komorami, pfeplav.
mimi spole6nostu,i atd. a vhbec 6i.
uiti co mozno k povzbuzovAnf STAY.
by drAh k jiznfm pfistavhm a OBJ.
chodu mimi. Dale schvaluje 80
podnik nicaraguansk6ho prhplavu,
kter5 bude neocenitelnym prospe-
chem pro lid spojenSch Statd Wy.
bizf Sc kongres, ably u6inil co moz-
neho, by Sc timto mezinarodnfm
dflem bezodkladn6 zapocalo sice
ably stav6n byl americkSm lidem a
americk5m kapitalem. Konecn6
vybfzf sc kongres, ably pecoval
zdokonalosanf nasich vodnfch cest
pffstavh, ielikoz poskytujf nej-
levneisf spasoby dopravy. u Neb-
rasky zvoleni byli nasledujfcf "a
6leny teto move organizace: ]. s.
Freeman, Geo. w. Brewster, Oh.
). Chase. Warwick Sanders, J. M.
Gaffin a I. A. Sweazy.
yelky pozar.
Jeden . neivetsfch pozard v No.
voanglicku "a mnohych let vypukl
uoci ma 6.vrtek pfadelnach
Warren Mfg. Co., blize Warren,
r. |. zni6il tfi budovy pfadelnf,
dv6 skladiste jine yedlejsf budo-
Wy. Skoda pacf Sc ma 81 100000.
Knez lnoscem divky.
V St. Joseph, Mo-, zatcen byl v
iterS rev. Dominik Wagner, farAf
kostela panny Marie ma obvinenf z
dnosu 15lete dfvks jmenem Maud
Steidl. Tato zmizela asi pred
6trnacti dny zmizenf jeff spdso-
bilo zna6nS rozruch. MinulS dte-
rex nalezena byla Chicagu sice
u svakra knezova, Adolfa Elandta,
kter5z wat byl We vazbn a obvinen
ze jest inoscem dfvky. Pfi W.
slechn soudnfm doznala Steidlov&,
ze mezi nj kn6zem panovaly sty-
ky, jakez panovati maif jen mezi
NAMELY ze z ieho pobfdky od-
jela 5 Elandtem do Chicago, kamz
"a nj postal knez cast sveho ma
bytku a slfbil, ze "a nf tam pfijede
tam spolu zfti budou. DIE pfi-
znanf Elandta, slouzil tyz knezi "a
nastroj. Knee nemobl dostati "a
ruku a byl uv6znen. Popfral ze by
mel zalezitosti to v6domost a
tvrdf, ze jest TO spiknutf proti ne
mu "a Gcelem zdimanf penez. Po..
zd6ji 81 to vsak jinak rozmyslil,
kdyz to.iz seznal, jak nepffjemne
to jest trceti kamene, nabfzel
Sc, ze kutnu povesf dfvkou Sc
ozenf, kdyz necha Sc zaloba proti
nemu padnouti. Sliboval tez, ze
da j. upsat vesker6 sy6 im6nf, kite.
rez prS obnasi asi $1,000. Pffbuznf
unesenSho deycete isou naklon9ni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09
MOVE lpaAyY OOnlC,.
Hrsuiisa adsiosti.
mtatni syAas petiaasy

kfe,Al poslalny, ~ - miaalf ma
sie nebude ss eYiti tkdaf aei iodek
agsak tato aadtje Ieho - ne'plnila.
pIs maaisnibo vfsatu, sydan6ho
potktkem mtsiee, obnAsel dluh pa
odraiehf hatovosti ' pohladua tpils
usp .gge. ;akie strossI diuh bkhsm
mibnlAbo mfsiee o si.agf,ss7. WI
km diana Zee. lsk nhsleiale; dluh
6fok nesouef t7t7, 500, ,s10, dub,
"a ktefyt htok itti piestal, ei, ,ssb,
$50, duh droky uenesouoi avs
tis,sie, oelkem dlah ti,iaG, ,leir
900, nepo6ilaje 1900, o,ga1, ,eas oer.i
GkAth a pokladnteb not, proti kte
tSmi Leaf hotovost pokladn6
IIotognst pgklsdn6 rnr.fidtna le
sk nAslednje' zlata fIt3,bb7,6i2;
stfibfa t5o1 ,e37,67l; papiroyt me
oy tleO,e07 1895 dpish ay rukou
vypla,nieh afe1nikh si0,047,l0s,
eelkem ss27,s 400, naproti 6s
mut jsou poyinuosti sGt2, ,4sl,0i5,
tax he zh$yA distA hotovost po.
kladn6 kls5, 405 .80t. Die rapiskh
odboru pokladniho obuhsel narodni
duh duem / fiina 1892, sobb, ,6ls,.
1914 av pokiadn6 byla pfehyte6nf
hotoyo.t Sl3l ,s95.9ls. o rok po.
xd6ji, due |. fijna 1898, vzrostl na-
rodni duh ma s9G1, 1886, 775 a hoto-
vost pokladn6 klesla ma slo6,
| s75,633. DO prvniho ffina 1894
vzrostl duh ma sl,0l7 ,5G6,336 a
hotoyost pekladn6 obnasela tehdy
$1ls,9l0,Ilo. Dnem prvniho t. m.
obnAiel nArodnf duh jiz sl,l26,-
494, ,eo9 hotovost pokladne
SIs5, ,364. Behem tfi rokn
konsicfch dnem /. fijna 1895, pfi
bylo dluhu sl06, ,467, 800, vsak
dluh drok nesouof (dpisy) rozmno.
Zen I62,329, $50. n rok kon-
Gfcf dnem 80. ceryna 1898, kite
remz zahrnuto jest osm mesfcd
spravy republikanske 6tyfi mesf'
ce demokraticke byl pfebytek,
s2,34l,674; "a prvnf plny ufednf rok
spravy demokraticke byl schodek
500, 1903, ,26o; "a druhy dfadnf rok
demokraticke spravy, kondfci dnem
80. 6ervna t. r. byl schodek s42,
1862 "a prvnf ctvrtletf nynej-
siho roku dfedniho jest schodek
s9,ss4,65s.
TAX TO udelaji.
Ustavodarng sized jiznf Karo.
line nalezl jiz cestn, jak by Sc vlk
nasytil a koza celia zhstala, toti2
jak by Sc 6ernym volicdm uzmulo
volebnf pravo, anil by sc preston
pila dstava. Uzsf v5bor, jemua
; tato choulostiva otazka dana byla
ma starost, usnesl sc odporuGiti nd
sledujfcf: voli6ove must bSt vsi
cbni registrovani. Kazdy, kdo
bude zadati o registraci, must byl
schopen 6fsti psati kter5koliy
clanek dstagy, aneb must dokazati,
ze jest vlastnfkem majetku, ma KITE
ri dane platf v obnosu nemen6 ne2
$500. Jelikoz mezi 6ernochy pc
velk6 vetsine panuje neuy6dom6-
lost a zaroveh i nemajetnost, docf
leno tim bude obmezenf hlasovacf
ho prava pro tn tffdu vollch ma
neimensf mozny stupen.
Uhlifi strajkuji.
V uhlodolech Massillon, Ohio,
zastavilo praci miuuly tyden 1000
uhlffa pro neshodu se zamestDa-
vateli. Zam6stnavateie jsou volni
platit Jim cenu pozadovanou, totiz
6oc. cd tuny, vsak nemohou Sc
shodnouti spdsobu urcovanf va
by. ~ Tea uhlffi sesti uhlodolech
podle Peoria IL Pekin drahy III.
linois, zastavili praci minulS tyden,
jelikoz zamestnavatel6 odepfeli jim
pozadovane zySsenf mzdy re 40 na
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09

hah Ptpaha ~ ft&to k9t affHff
v amtni 4 iemssleoh apotiebilo "a
- Ten f0k sla,s . s,fibn "a tzo,
saf.aio, behol ma kaiGg koy pfi.
ps1k Asi poIovina
sstA ,Aietnk ied
We stfsda supstana byla M Sodn
Campovy lodtnies u Filadslfe
nova yAlstai lod Iirooklyn = pFi
mafsnou slasnosti. Nova tato lod
ma ocelovd brndni. Dtla umi.tana
soa Va ttytech stttlnkch NAklad
na lod obnksel skoro $4,000, 900.
D6Ika jeff Jest t0oi stfeytce, ltiks
aeisirsim mtst& g45s stFeyfeh,
ponor "a stfevioh, bosnost 0,271
tun, paros,roie maji ally 1900
kohskfch sil mh 1fti ryehlost ~
uElh "a hodinu. Parnfk ma dtyfi
parut stroje, kafdB mich We zylAAt.
MIN odd6leni pro sebe a opatFen
Jest dvtma srouby. kotlh je sedm
We tFech odd5lenfeh. vtrbroj lode
poxhstavA osmi osmipalooyyoh
del kalibru 80, IL pttipalcovycb
del ryehlopalnfch, IL sestiliber
nfoh del rychlopalnSch, dtyf jeduo.
Iibernfoh del rychlopalnych 6tyf
del strojoyych. Nejvdtsi della bu-
dou umistdna We stfflnAch, nich2
po jedn6 jest ma obou konefeh a na
obou stranach lode. Mimo toho
bude NIT LODI tez pet trubic torpe
dovgch. Plavch a musstya bude
ma lodi sol osob.
Pro oloupeni hrobu.
Vrchnf soud v lowe potvrdil roz-
sudek proti John ID. Sebafferovi,
dfednfku pfi pov6trnostnfm dfade
v Omaze. T$z bydlel pred dsema
lety " lowe noel ma 20. dnora
1893 dopaden byl doktorem Over
tonem pfi oloupenf hrobu, n6hoz
Ivykopali mrtvolu stareho voifna
William Case "a icelem pytevnfm.
Byli dani v obzalobu pro olupovani
hrobh Overton dav "a sebe zaru.
ku, uprchnul. Schaffer byl odsou.
zen ma sest mesfc6 do kaznice We
Ft. Madison, avsak odvolal Sc z
rozsudku, ktery ale nynf vrchnim
soudem potvrzen byl. Pride mu
tedy pomahanf doktorovi trochu
draho.
vstal rakve.
/ V Union Hill, n. j., zemfel l..
Bauer a pohrobnfk Geschwind byv
zavolan, nalozil telo do hrube tru-
hly q veil 81 je do sveho zavodu,
ably mu upravi slusDou rakev. Ce.
sta byla dlouha ticha pres luka.
Tu pojednou poGal neboztfk ma
voze We truhle busiti ma vfko. Po-
hrobnfk se ulekl a ohlfdna Sc, spa
it'll, iak SO viko pozvedlo a neboz.
! tfk Sc truhle posadil, fka: "Co
) je to "a komedii Sc mnou?" =
"Coz nejste mrtev2" vyhrkl re
sebe pohrobnfk. "To ie videt, y
/
pravil Bauer; vylezl pax truhly a
posadil Sc k pohrobnfkovi ma ko'
ELK. Ten obratil vhz a jel &
Bauerem doma, kdez bylo velkt
zdesenf mad z mrtvtch vstalym.
Pohrobnik Sc zafekl, ze nebude
vice vozit neboztfky, dokud sc ne
pfesvedcf, ze jsou opravdu mrtvi
Zmrskala muze.
i z Milwaukee, Wis, Sc sdeluje, ze
PAM Pabstova, manaelka syna mai.
tele tamnejstho velkeho pivovaru,
zmrskala ma ulici sveho muze, vsak
tento popira, ze by Sc TAX bylo stalo,
Panf Pabstova byvala hereckou pfi
tsmndjsim nemeckem divadle mia.
dy Pabst dal Sc nj tajne oddat dne
2. listopadu 1892.
Pro hIubekJ pfistay na jIhn.
i V Topeka, Kans., byl odbSvan
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09
yelky pozar.

Jeden nejvetsfch pozard No
voanglicku "a mnoh5ch let vypukl
uoci ma 6.vrtek v pfadelnach
Warren Mfg. Co., blfze Warren,
r. |. a znidil tfi budovy pfadelnf,
dv6 skladist6 jin6 vedlejsf budo-
Wy. Skoda pacf Sc ma 81 100000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09

Mic nepi saaintjaiho jiko 40
hodnatl se odfihostb \ spglethtmu
edifknt ol,scehstva Jak ,nkmo, %
noval Standardization tfusta %
dslai doba spor, kteft konetnt
agudu ! ftthodauti ptedIoiea byl.
Ntkteft tlsuovA tfaatu obyihovali
IiiiteI'tee, ~ dapoaattIo - fh,.
nSeh podyodh ka vIastnima oboha
csni, lei .ahaly Do miIionh. soud
aafidlI hieint pfodsI Imani ttussa
4 atsotii 80 trust novy, htert jmAuI
pfevsal synt A. sielais Peoria,
to bfvslY pledseia tfasta 80 prAvt
ukttl q New Yotku 80 rprkvoa, IL
sst vac yyfovnkoo bade panovat
meti tjasiaisy trustu neilepAt sho
IA H. oudou idimati optt svorns
Iako tihili dive.
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Pro hIuboky pfistay na jIhn.

V Topeka, Kans., byl odbyvan
sjezd v dtert We stfedu zajmu
rfisenf hlubekych pffstavisr ma
golfu mexickem. Sjezdu tohoto
sdSastnili Sc rAstupci ze vsech I'd
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09
Zmrskala muze.

z Milwaukee, Wis, Sc sdeluje, ze
PAM Pabstova, manaelka syna mali
tele tamnejsfho velkeho pivoyaru,
zmrskala ma ulici sv6ho muze, vsak
tento popira, ze by Sc TAX bylo stalo.
Panf Pabstova bSvala hereckou pfi
tsmn6jsfm n6meckem divadle a mia
dy Pabst dal Sc nj tajne oddat dne
3. listopadu 1892.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-10-09
Zprava fidltele mincovny.

X. 4. Preston, fiditel mincovny,
pfipravil svou vSrocnf zprAvu, z
niz vyjfmame; V 1894 vytezilo Sc
Soustatf zlata l,9lC,sl3 uncf v
Gene $40, 500, 900, col jest ss,545-
600 vice, nezli v 1893. SoustAtf
nemA uz prvnf misto ma tezbu Ella
ia, nebot Australia vytezila ten
rok s4I,76l,s27, a jiznf Afrika
SAL, ,s27 zlata. Stffbra vyt6zilo
Sc v Soustatf "a rok 1894 celkem
40, 800, 900 unof Gene se4, ,ooo,o ,oos
jakozto pen6z, ale iakozto zbozf v
trhu po $50. unce ien s3l, 1000.
Tezba stffbra byla v tomto roce
o lo,5oo,ooo unct mensf, nezli T.
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atsts ,yhraIo.

FNhHht H1uh N9ua WAhhtY wv
RED rotsudek, kterfmf rorhodnal
H. mtsto ma prhyo ustanoyiti ordi'
banet popIatek, iaky yodArna "a
yodu poisdovati smi ' piipada,
ts by yodhrna povaiovala poplatek
ten IN uixkf, ie jest jeff povinnosti
dokAzati, ie by 40 ffzoni vodarny
IN toho poplatku nevyplAcelo. Opa
tfent We smlouv6 u6in6n6. die nd
ho1 spory mtIy pfedkladAny bSti
arbitra6ni komisi, prohlasil soud
n neplatn6, jelikoz opatfenf to jest
nejist6 neurGit6 a zkraeoyalo by
pravomoc soudu. Toto rozhodnutl
nevydal ovsem soud stAtu Nebra
sky, ktery clni jen v1li korporaci
nSbrt vrchnf soud statu lowy I'd
jmu mGsta Des Moines. Vodaren.
ska spoleGnost Omaze bude zdf
matt obcanstvo nadale. Proc BY
take ne, kdyz jeff fiditel zde jes'
zAroveh fiditelem dstfedntho t6le-
"a A. p. A..akd. Za tech okoIno
stf ami mestska rada ami soudy ne
opovazf Sc vodarenskou spolecnos
lzkracoyati.
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Johnsontown Jottings.

Hog KILN is the order of the day.
Coughs and colds with all their ac-
complishments are numerous in this
vicinity.
Chas. G. Edwards is quite ill at
present.
Lycurgus Hiette had an ugly tumor
taken out of his shoulder last week.
DR.. J. 7. Harris, of Hedgesville per-
formed the operation He is getting
along nicely.
We are glad to know that the Lee
town correspondent has come to life
once more. We would say, come to
Back Greek again. as our people are
all courteous and clever.
Conrad Johnson and Jacob Custer
were in Maryland, last week.
Mr.. Robert Edwards and sister, of
Hampshire County, are visiting
filends here.
Rev. Coe will begin a protracted
meeting here, Sunday eve, 18th.
The Sunday school of this place is
preparing for Xmas entertainment.
Rev. Patterson, of Hampshire
County. present pastor of the Christ
ian Church at this place, will locate
here in the near future, we welcome
him among us.
Manor & Bro. are doing a good
business since they purchased their
engine. News Boy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14
A NEW BOOK
Sent Free to Catarrh Patients for a
Short Time-A Holiday Gift.

Everybody interested in the subject
catarrh and other winter diseases will
be glad to learn that The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company, of
Columbus, O., is sending, free of
charge, an illustrated book of sixty
four pages on the subject of catarrh.
This book contains illustrations show
ing the brain, the nasal passages,
throat, lungs, trachea, bronchial tubes,
stomach, liver. middlee ear, etc. There
are four full page illustrations, show
ing the circulation. nervous system,
glandular system and the vital organs.
The book is complete guide to the pre-
vention and cure of chronic catarrh
and all diseases of winter. Colds,
coughs, consumption, dyspepsia, la
grippe, bronchitis, and pneumonia
are described and treated. Diseases
of the kidneys, liver, lnngs, ear, eyes.
and pelvic organs are illustrated, ex-
planned, and the treatment given
Every family ought to have a copy
of this book at once. Thousands
OF dollars and thousands of lives can
be saved by studying it and practicing
what it teaches. It will teach moth.
ers how to take care of themselves
and shield their families from disease,
Write name and address plainly.
Be sure to have bottle of Pe-ru-na
in the house, as the cold weather is
already upon us. This remedy, wise
ly used, will prevent colds, coughs
and other ills of cold weather, and i.
the greatest catarrh remedy of age.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14
RegardIess of our Politics

We all believe in Protection"
when the snow falls and Jack Frost
begins to make himself felt.
Enmert & Fiery can, at present in
sure you better protection at less cost
than any house in the country.
They have on hand about 5000. 90
worth of handsome Fur Capes, rang
ing in price from So. so to $4,000.
AS they are closing them out, re-
CARELESS of cost, for large fur manu-
factufer, who lately found himself in
close quarters, they may be recalled
at any day, so don't put off until to-
morrow what you should do today,
but come early and make your selec-
ton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14
Funeral of b. G. Gerling.

TIE Lutheran church was filled to
its utmost capacity on Sunday after
noon last at O'Clock. The friends
and relatives of Bernard Gerling had
gathered to pay their last tribute to
the deceased. The pastor ofthe church,
Rev. c. S. Trump, preached very
touching sermon from the text: s'For
me to live is Christ; to die is gain.
The choir sang a beautiful anthem at
the opening. The pastor announced
two by INNS: Beloved, it is we'll,
and "Asleep in Jesus" The choir
sang while the funeral cortege left the
church, "Thy Will be Done" The
following named gentlemen acted as
pail bearers: U. S. G. Pitzer, F. E.
Smurr, P +. Deatrick. c. A. Austin,
w. w. Westphall, Frank Myers, Har-
ry Miller and P. w. Letter Four OF
the above named gentlemen acted as
ushers at his wedding about eighteen
months ago. Interment in Green
Hill Cemetery. Deceased was aged
rs years, 4 months, and 6 days.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14
NORTH MOUNTAIN.

Butchering is the order of the day.
A great many large hogs has been
killed in his neighborhood. DIR. Ross
killed that weighed 2,r7o pounds.
Mrs. Donaldson and little son, who
has been on the sick list, is very
much improved.
Mr.. John Ellis and wife were in your
city Saturday.
Rolly Pearrell, OF Brunswick, was
visiting Mr.. Morgan Laign on Mon
day.
Mr.. Lewis Wolf and wife were visit
ing at Bunker Hill on Sunday.
William Saville, who has been work
ing in McKeesport, has returned
home to spend the winter.
Mrs. Florence Snyder, of your city,
spent few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoe, at this place.
Scott Riser, who is working in
Washington, spent few days with
his father, Mr. Samuel Riser, at this
place.
Mr.. Joseph Slaughter and wife at
tended the wedding of Mr. John Mong
Small last week.
Harvey Beard and wife left for Ohio
last month, where they will make
their future home.
Walter L. Payne has his house com
pieted and will move in this week.
Mrs. Mary A. Philapy, of Little
Georgetown. died Nov. 80, at the
residence of her SON. Capt ]. H.
Philapy, in Galveston, Cass county,
Indiana. She was the widow of Rea-
son Philapy, who died in Little
Georgetown in 1886. She was over
SO years Of age, and made her home
with her son-in-law. w. H. Wright,
for many years. She went to Indiana
in 1892. She had 4 daughters and
two sons, her two sons are illliving,
her daughtersha been dead for some
time. She wasa long sufferer. May
she rest in peace.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14


Weather very cold-snow.
Miss Davis, Of near Washington, is
the guest Of Miss Hattie Troup.
Mr.. Grandstaff, of Charles Town,
visited in the family of Mr.. Stump
Saturday and Sunday.
Owing to the inclemency OF the
weather there were no services at
Marlowe Sunday right.
On last Friday eve quite number
of friends were entertained at the
home of Miss Alice Emerson. Dane
ing was engaged in until late hour.
AN enjoyable time is the report of
all who attended.
Mrs. Ada Ditto. after a prolonged
visit to parents, returned to her home
in Connellsville on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barnes visited
Mrs. Stroab, Sunday.
Prof. Gold Miller will be at Mar
lowe church on Tuesday eve, 18th,
for the purpose of organizing a sing
ing school. Let all attend that are
interested in singing and help form
class.
Mr.. Crown Williamson and Miss
Annie Houck were guests of Mrs. S.
P. Williamson on Sunday.
Mr.. Allen Pittsnogle is very much
complaining at present.
One OF our young men, a miller,
living near Vanclevesville, got on the
train on last Saturday for the purpose
of coming home. Thoughts of the
pleasant drive he would have home
occupied his mind as the train drew
near the station of Falling Waters.
But to his CONSERVATION on stepping
off the car he saw no vehicle waiting
to convey him home. He gazed with
longing eyes in that direction. While
several impracticable plans were pass
ing through his brain, friend came
along and insisted on his walking
home, which he was finally pursuaded
to do, but with a tagging step, as the
distance was about four miles, but
weary and tired he reached home at
late hour.
Prayer meeting at Marlowe Sunday
night at 7 o'clock. -K.A.N N.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14
Santa Claus Headquarters.

The largest and cheapest display of
wtoysse seen. Finecups and saucers,
cake and celery stands, pitchers, wine
glasses, goblets, castors, all kinds of
lamps and shades, napkins, handker-
chiefs. oil cloths, walters, egg beaters,
knives and forks, cake molds, jelly
pans. Tree ornaments of all kinds
and full stock of all goods kept in a
irst-class grocery store for holiday
wants.
Two statesmen. three salesladies to
show you goods.
MARTINS Cash Store, King street.
next to new hotel :
Prices right. Open till 10 P. m.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14
A Pleasant Surprise.

A very pleasant surprise took place
on last Wednesday evening, when a
party of about 10 couple. which met
at the home of Miss Lottie Poisal. chi
N. College street, proceeded to the
home of Miss Maud Mathews, on
East Martin street, and complete
ly surprised her. She was equal
to the occasion however, in her own
entertaining features. Dancing
games and other amusements were
INDUCED in until late hour. Re.
freshments were served in abundance
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-14

A correspondent from Jones Spring
starts boom for E. C. Henshaw for
the Republican nomination for sheriff.
As the woods are full" of aspirants,
we shall be neutral until after the con-
vention is held, but shall be very glad
to publish anything friends of the
gentlemen furnish, provided. of course,
all keep in bounds as to space.