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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
i milie aus 9aGetur1ien.

camille aus Satetarlien.
uno angelid9ffbe M0n9e, bic aud
bic in ibrer Sei:natb iiblihe 9trt bes
Rir6enbaues mitbra4ten. Oas iibliz
DE S4ema mar bic romuntii4e Bait
lita, bsren Ste;nbau aber nit elmer
bon Sdbr6unoert gu Sabrbunbert pa9s
ienben SelbfItdnOisteit irnb nit einsm
aufndno rei9er pbantaIie, bielIei4t
TN InIdlub an alte beibniI9e Sempel
uno an ben profunbuu, in ben Sol5z
bau ii6eriebt purbs. Die 2otalfors
i9er bdben i'm @inSelnen naagetpiez
fen, nit tpel9er Gnersie bic noripesiz
fden 8autiinitler bic frsmben @lemente
psrarbeitet, ipie lie neue, i'm Material
5sgriinbete Gonitructionen eingsfiibrt,
auf bus &iibnite Our9sebilOet unb
TtlieBli9 aud bic irifd=angelIdhIiz
1en Ornumente burd @infiisuns bon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
iiberdl, no Sanoel uno @anbel, no
SouriItsn unb Sauflsute @oblItdnb
bssriinOen unO Oerbretten, erIteben
8rautfrone. 8ruftreuS.

Srduttrone. Bruf ftreu5.
iebt Sotels, 2anbbduier uno 8auernz
hduier in benz alten Still, in Der alien
Sehnit, aber nit Der Seriidii9tisung
aGler gsbiiFRiiIe, bic benz moDernen
Gulturmeni6en unentbebrlib seporz
ben fino.
Sdlsbter als nit Der @iebsrbele=
bunq Der natipnalen Sol3bautunIt lit
es nit Der alten @pltstra9t beitellt.
9luh bier bat Der @influB franaOTIden
Deiens, i'm 8srein nit Der mobernen
sSdbriftbdtigteit, 10 nudtbeilig geipirft,
6aB bic SauSinbuitrie INNER mebr in
ben Sintergrunb sebrdnst ipirb. 5rii=
Der fudte bic einbeimiI9e Sunitfertig=
felt. bic ii9 duf bds ibr tdslid suz
ipahIenOe Material itiiste, iib in Der
SerItellung aiIer 9efdbe unb 9erdtbe
fir ben Sdnshalt gu betbGtigen, unb
ite bruhte ielbIt Jeidnibte &affeetans
nen suItanbe, bic ie6r 3ierlib aus>
faben, sumaf penn iie bemalt paren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
Die Nii6feJr Oct 6rinoliae.

en- nGdItsr 3eit broht bic Grinoline
iuieoer Utobe gu iperben. 8ir bsfins
ben uns bersits i'm Stdoium Der Rpbz
baarItreifen, bic friibsr eb.nfu1s ben
itGhlernen &dfigsn poranSugsbsn pflegs
ten. Saber itnb Die amiiIantsn. para
bursn 9stra6tungsn, bic Senri 9ou>
dot iosben in Der Vie contempoz
raine" in einsm Qrtifel iiber bic @les
gang oeS Sipeiten &aiisrrei6ss pieIsm
Sbemu ptomet, rs4t eigsntli9 Ssitgsz
mdb. rSo lange bic Grinoline nod
riht ibre polle @ntipideiung erreid)t
bate" beibt es oarin. pieBte aud bas
&aiIerreiCh ieinen Sang in aufitsigens
Der 2inie fort. Die Grinoline mar iein
gutter @enius, bsnn bic MGnner bdtten
iih gu oiel iiber lie gu drgern, ais oaB
iie nod fir anoereS 3e;t gsfunosn bGts
ten. Na4 Der getpG6nlifen 2ogit oes
llniinns triumpbirte lie aber oeIto
mebr, ie msbr man i6rer ippttete. llno
10 lit lie oenn aud 10 erIfrsdli9 ungez
beuerliA geporpen, bah Der uripriingz
li6e RoB6aaritrsifen ii9 gang armIelig
bage9en ausnimmt. Die g(meritaner
fhoben ibr cine art Serterseue aus 6ez
tpeuli6en Stdblrsiien Don uwr60rtsn
SimenIionsn unter unO Die lsran5oIen
ertpeiterten ibr eigenes SpItem auf
bieIe siibnb.it bin. Gin SrGulein
lltiliet, friiber 6riieuis, isBt auf bieIe
Sahe ibre mugsrsn GrIparniNe: in
spsi SSabren lit Iie MiqionGrin. Die
@rinoline bsginnt ibren Siegsslduf
uno bic Mannigfaltigteit ibrer Sors
men 1T eine geruos3u unenblic9e. Man
iiebt iol9e, bic binten ipib, borne aldtt
suluufen, es sriitiren treisrunoe, opule
uno &saelformsn; bon Gaiion gu Saiz
ION pehIelt Die 2duns uno fiibrt imz
nlsr neue SSoeen aus. bic lie als6dIo
ipisber perlpirIt. Der GuBeren Seltz
idmteit seIelt ii4 Der WabnIinn Der
llntertleioer; man gibt Ieinsm Gdttsn
niht me6r ben glrm, man bebt
Die RDde nur nod psrmittels Sdniiz
rem gum 3ie9en, na9 2trt etpa, p;e
man uniere bsutisen Rouleaur in bic
$3Dbe biBt. Sas @inItsigen in einen
WaQen ruff einen IonDsrbarsn @ffeft
bon Sniitern unO RauIfen 6srDor, nit
@eIten, bic an bic tduerEoe 8enus err
innern; uno ipenn man Iic9 in GeIeQz
Ihaft ieBt, muB man iih 3sit ne6msn,
nm Iih naa alien Reneln Der &unit su
perrenten. 90 paraopr ods iteinen
mag, 10 1T es eine SbatIdfe, bic i4
germ feititeae, odb ous &aiierrsi1 in
Spei abIolut getrennte Yer;oben serz
fdllt: in oieienige Der iiegreiGen Grinos
line. Die Guropu unIerem Ru6m su
TiiRen mari, bic 8sIebe unIerer aeF6ez
tit @noIano, RuBlano uno OsIterreif
aufanang uno bic ganse g6riItenbeit
runo ipie einsn 9aGlon formte, unO in
Die dnoers, in bic periooe cer 5uttsralz
mooe, eine idhlimme Yer:poe, in Der
man pieoer einmdl ii6er unIere llnbez
itGnbi9teit ld6te. llno oennp6, aeraoe
bier ilsbt man bic nngersatigtsit Der
Reniaenl 9snn tpsr bate ii9 3ur
5oheprieiterin Der Spirosloiirrbeit ae=
mdht9 gtiemano 2troers, ais cine
ausldnoiif: 9oticfafterin. sins Dame,
bic aus patriartdIiidsm 2anOe tam,
Die 5iirItin Wettsrni1!. :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
QIter W ann. Rornegti4 es
9rdutpaar.

nationalen, Der ein6eimiI6en Sitter
fage entnommenen Motipen umgeit1ls
tet baben. Sn i6rer IeBten 8ollencang
itellt ii9 eine norpegiihe Sol5tir9e oes
Mittelaltsrs nit ibren ppramioenfOrz
mig iibereinanoer setbiirmten, iteil dbs
fallenoen Sd6ern unb i6ren bon Sras
dentOpfsn getrOnten 9iebeln uls bds
Gebiloe elmer nationalen &unIt bar,
bds nirgenbpo in Der @elt Ieines
@lei6en finbet. Ginige Sorider baz
ben angenommen, bab Der norpegiiae
Sdiffsbau audi auf ben &tr9snbau
einen borbilbli6en @tnfluB geiibt bat,
uno bieIe 4nnabme 1T iebr pabrI9eins
lid, Oa bic SoI5s o6er Stabtirdsn TO
eluitiIch sebaut iinO, buB fie BEL ben
iturfen, in Rortpesen berriaenben
Stiirmen spar in alien Iyu9en unb
9alten tniitern unb traben, absr bod
sumeiit trdftisen BioerI Itanb leiiten,
freilib ni4t ale. Bon ben 322 be=
tannten noripesii4en 9OlSfir9en bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
Gbineiii6c 9osenid)iiben.

RahpeisIid 1T ben Gb;neisn i6on
has S9ieBpulper i'm grauen alterz
tbum bsfannt getpeien, aGlein auf ibre
Dirt Der &riegfiibrung bat oafelbe feiz
nsn nennenstpertben GinfluB ausgez
lift. Rod in unIeren Sagen Der
Sdnsllfeuergeidiibe gibt es in Der
Gineiiiden Irmee SossnI9iiBen, ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29

- Der mpostne 2unItiii n,
ger. Wtama; r... llno BAIT 0u 0eis
ne id5nsn Ntalertisn Ifon bsrseSeist9"
Wunoertino: Der 5dnts ihon; -
absr Dem OntsI 3eigs i9 lie ni6tl'
Wanna; ~Barum nidt, Greelf-n1"
Wunoertino: pDeil. Der Ontel TIM
mer 9Iei4 tpiiisn nil. mas es pprs
IslIt!"
= 3u miBtraui19. SrGutis
gam (oer bic iiingIte oreier S9peItern
beirat6s0: ~... Sd bite Did, lieber
6reuno, bdlte Did tets in meiner
Ndbs! Sei meinsr 9ur3Ii6tiefeit
Fiirht. i'd INNER. iie i6isbsu mir am
@noe ipGbrsub Der Srauung Die Gltsife
S4RbeT unter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29

ben Die einfacbsn. a6sr trGftig,n Sp,i,
fen bsrsitet, peIfIs gemeinIam einaes
nommen Dsroen. Rd9 oeutIlher
Site perosn flint MabI3eiteu pera6z
reidt - Sriibitiid, 5ipeites SriibItid,
WtittugeIien, @eiperbrot unb 2tbenps
ellen. Sn BEN S4E'en pirb bic
beutiche uno engliIhs Sprade geleGrt,
pGhreno be erItsre bic llmgungsz
Iprube lit. 9tub.r ben sepDbnlihen
SSa6srn umfaBt Der 2'brplan elmer
ieosn Stule ben llntcrri9t in Sanoz
arbtitsu. Die arbsitsn psrpen sinsm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29
l1uroi|dIe Gultur..

9as aus StammesperirdnSti9dFt,
serpanbtem Glauben uno gemeinids
mer Gultur seflobtene 9anb, bas in
borgeI9i9tliAer 3eit BON Der 9epDls
ferung b:s ifanoinapiI@en Rorbens
Su ben 8Dlfern 9ermaniens biniibers
reidte, tpiro in unirer 3eit na3 jabrs
bunoertelanser @ntfremoung pieoer
aetniipft. Mebr unb msbr ipG9it i'm
beuti1en 8plte cine 8epesung an, bic
fi9 bon Der @ultur oes tluiiiiden Ils
tertbums abpenbet unb auf bic Qns
fdnge Der eigenen Gultur unb Der Der
Stammesgenofen Suriidgreift. Dem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-29

nebr iid bunn lire Wsrtseuse Ihdrf.
ten. uls oas Steinbeil bon benz Wletall=
bell DerbrGnst purbe, um 10 mebr ept<
pidelte iia aud aus Oem bumpfen Be-
DiirfniB Der &unIttrieb. Seine 9luss
bilounggei6ab freilich niat obne Ginz
pirtung bon uuBen. Die fir ben sss
iammten Horben. 10 mar aub fir bic
yorpeger bas @briitentbum Der erite
srdger Der gultur. Sc fam linen
Don ben britiI6en Snieln burd iriide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02

on order of the Legislature to inquire into
the expedicncy of amending the law relat-
ing to State pensions, reported bill an act
to amend section / of chapter IA, Revised
Statutes. as amended by chapter 10, Pub
lie Laws of 1895, relating to State pen
sions To be printed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02
Senate Papers Read and Assigned.

Resolve concerning an amendment to
the constitution relative to the limitations
of municipal Indebtedness.
This resolve comes from the Senate with
o majority and minority report.
On motion of Mr.. Noble Of Lewiston,
the reports We're laid on the table and
Thursday of next week assigned for their
consideration.
An act to enable the proprietors of the
Bangor bridge to dispose of their bridge
property.
On motion of Mr. Floyd of Brewer, the
bill was laid ON the table, pending first
reading
The majority and minority reports of
the Aroostook county delegation, on an act
to empower the county of Aroostook to
further aid in the construction OF the Ban
gor & Aroostook railroad and to hold PIE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from 1st page. ]

Resolve in favor Of the plantation oil
Carrying Place.
An act to amend section 2, chapter ",
Revised Statutes, relating to forcibie
entry and cetainer.
Resolve in favor Of free public libraries.
Resolve making appropriation to meet
the deficiency incurred in the destruction
Of diseased cattle.
On motion OF Mr. Marston Of Somerset
this resolve was laid on the table pending
it's second reading.
Resolve in favor Of Oakfield plantation.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine State
Pathological Society.
Resolve in favor Of the Oldtown City
hospital
Resolve in favor Of the town of Friend
ship.
Resolve in favor of the town of Stock
ton Springs
Resolve In favor Of aid in building a
highway bridge across Penobscot river
between the towns of Rowland and En-
field.
On motion Of Mr. Marston of Somerset
this resolve was laid on the table pending
its second reading
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02

ferred stock in the Bangor & Aroostook
| Railroad, came from the SENATE 'ie ING
! jority report accepted. !. w.
/ On motion of Mr.. heegan =, .an
Buren,, the bill received Two severai !, reau'
| ipcs and as specially assigned lor iues-
day of next week.
An act to establish salary 1or the cierh
of courts for Waldo county
| Resolve in aid of repairing ara" priose
| in the town of Addison A..
This was passed to be engrossea ~ 'he
House, and in the Senate aihehueu ~
Senate amendment A
On motion of Mr.. Dickey OF Fort heh.
the House reconsidered the vote ps "iiio'
il passed this resolve 70 De cnsiosso",
adopted Senate amendment a, anu p'sse"
the resolve to be cngrossed as amehueu.
An act to prevent the use OF narrow .ilos
in the towns of Brunswick and Iopshaii.
This bill was passed to be ehsrosseu IA
the House and in the Senate ahehueu "
Senate amendment A.
On motion of Mr.. Holbrook of Bruins
wick, the House reconsldereu lhe VOC ~
which this bill was passed to be engrossed,
adopted Senate amendment A, ana passeo
the bill to be engrossed as amended.
presented and referred:
Judiciary.
Nv Mr.. Larrabce of Portland-An act
to regulate procedure in the taxation OF
collateral inheritances.
Legal Affairs.
nv Mr.. Basford of Fayctte--An act to
l., 40
town of Fayette.
By Mr.. Lawrence of North 1armouth-
An act to incorporate the Yarmouth
Water Co.
Education.
BY Mr.. Gilbert of Contemplation of
John G. Hall Of Oxford county for State
board of education.
By Mr.. Basford of Fayette-Petition OF
George d. Pepper and l 4 Others of konne-
bee county for State board of education.
BY Mr.. Merry of Anson-Pctition of Il.
W. Danford of Somerset county for same
BY Mr.. Bishop of DISQUALIFICATION
of NJ. C. Fernald and AZ others of Piscata-
quis county for same.
BY Mr.. Adams of Standardization
of III. E. Cole and 10 others Of Sagadahoc
county for same
Railroads. Telegraphs and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Haines of Waterville-An act to
incorporate the Pennington, Waterville &
Wiscasset Railroad Co.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
BY Mr.. Holbrook of Brunswick-An
act to amend section Sc of chapter 40 of
the Revised Statutes relating to insurance
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. leighton of Columbia Fails
An act to amend chapter 264 of the Phi
waite and Special Laws of 1887, entitled
IAN act for the protection of salmon and
alewives in Pleasant river, Washington
county,
| An act to amend section 26 of chapter
95 of the Public Laws of 1884, relating to
the distribution of fines in prosecuting the
| game laws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02
HOUSE..

Friday, March /, 1895.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Thayer of Gardiner
Papers from the Senate passed in occur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02
Railroads. Teleqraphs and Expresses.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.

By Mr.. Holbrook of Brunswick-An
act to amend section 66 of chapter 40 of
the Revised Statutes relating to insurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-02

Nv Mr.. Basford of Fayctte-An act to
Iccalize and make valid the acts of the
town of Fayette.
By Mr.. Lawrence of North Yarmouth
An act to incorporate the Yarmouth
Water Co.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11
N$sSsNB-
List OF Deeds.

The following is list of deeds, etc.
admitted to record by the Clerk OF
Greenbrier County Court from July
LIST to July 9Th, 1896:
A deed from Richard b. Roach and
wife to Jos. F. Fry, for 2Oi acres OF
land in Fort Spring district.
From r. NJ. MacLe to A. f. Mac.
Leod, for One-half undivided interest in
three tracts of land-1 1902, Is and Is
acres-in White Sulphur district.
From Allen Spinks and wife to the
School Trustees of Williamsburg dis.
trict, for one-half acre of land.
From Fannie e. Caldwell to ]. w.
Smoot. for lot No. 81 in Ronceyerte.
From j. +. Green and wife to Alfred
Green, for 100 acres of land in Falling
Spring district,
From A. G.. Williams and wife tc
Jno. w. Dancy, for 200 acres of land in
Williamsburg district.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11
A Charming Entertainment,

Leo Wheat, the famous Virginia Pr
anist and Organist, gave most de-
lightful entertainment in the Town
Hall here Monday night, under the aus
pices Of the Eumenean Literary Society.
lie had very good and highly appre-
ciative audience, which, judging from
the close attention paid and the rounds
OF applause following every selection,
was In full sympathy with the famous
performer. A number of the selections
rendered were of Mr.. Wheat 3 own COM
position, and some of these were to us
the sweetest and most enjoyable pieces
on the program. AT the piano or organ
Leo Wheat is great, and manipulates
the KEYS with dexterity few can excel.
His execution is simply wonderful. and
the exquisite expression with which he
plays could only come of a full apprehen.
sion and appreciation of the style and
spirit OF the selection he is rendering
All were delighted with the evenings
entertainment, and will give Mr.. Wheat
a hearty welcome should he ever return
to Lewisburg.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11
Williamsburg Items.

The drought which prevailed to tn,
serious detriment OF the corn, oats and
grass crops has been broken by refresh
ing rains, and we are now having a fine
season. Crops are growing, and all the
face OF the country is assuming a bright
and cheerful aspect.
The greater part of the wheat crop
which is excellent, is in shock. The
nay and oats crops will be short. The
crop OF fruit in the low grounds will be
scarce, but on and near the mountains
1T is abundant.
We had Children's Day services at
The Nj. +. Church, South, yesterday
1.-THE 9TH inst, which was an ENJOYABLE
occasion. The day was perfect, the
audience was simply an outpouring of
the people, the order was complete and
all upon whom any part of the
services were imposed discharged their
several duties with credit to themselves
and satisfaction to all concerned. We
were kindly aided by the efficient SER
vices of Rev. f. Overholt and DR.. f..
f. Raymond, Of Frankfort, and our
sincere thanks are due and are hereby
rendered to them. The Sunday Schools
at Maysyille and at Lacy Church
cheered us with their presence and we're
assigned prominent separate places in
the church. The collection only lacked
a few cents of nine dollars. After all
the people he'd ample time to get to their
homes we were favored with a refresh
ing RAIN.
The immense gathering together of
the people on yesterday and the impOs-
sibility to accommodate them with
seats forcibly impresses us with the
need of much larger church building.
The day Of small things is forever
past. The population is increasing. a
spirit of advancement in the minds of
the people is developing more and more
and church-going is becoming far more
popular old things are fast giving
place to more enlarged views of our
glorious civilization, and we must be-
stir ourselves If we would keep abreast
with the march of improvement. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
The new Board of Education for
Williamsburg district organized this,
the sth inst, and entered upon the dis
charge Of it's duties. The result of
their deliberations is not yet known.
A. b. w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11
New Advertisements.

We respectfully ask the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of the
Randolph Macon Academy, at Front
Royal, Va, found in another place of
this issue. From a catalogue of the
school now before us we find the
Academy fully equipped in all it's de-
partments for thorough work. With a
magnificent new building, complete and
up to date in all it's appointments, with
a faculty Of nine instructors, all full
College graduates, and situated in the
beautiful Valley of Virginia, where
the climate is pure and invigorating It
would be difficult, it would seem, to
find more desirable place to send a
youth preparing himself for the College
or University. The enrolment last
year was 116. We cannot speak too
highly In praise of the Methodist de-
nomination for the splendid efforts it
is making in the great cause of educa-
ton.
Read the fiduciary notice of j. NJ.
McWhorter.
Read the advertisements of b. f.
Fulwlder and Jos. G. Burns. They
may interest you.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11

copied and approved, and the land owl
eIs ordered summoned to show caus
, against it.
, The Sheriff presented a list of land
improperly on the looks, a copy of whic
with taxes due thereon was ordered t
De certified to the Auditor. Same AS {
lands delinquent for year 1894.
The Sheriff also reported a list q
persons delinquent in the payment O
taxes on personal property, which wa
accepted and approved.
The Court accepted the report sub
mltted by the viewers appointed to re
port necessary changes in the road from
Tie baptist Church near Garlan,
Drown s In Williamsburg district t,
The Williamsburg and Frankfort roa,
and the land owners were ordered sum
mODed in.
=, QyGrseers of the Poor were appointed
rs follows:
Lewisburg district, John LIpps.
Fort Spring, G. NJ. Lipps.
irish Corner, j. w. Mcdowell.
White Sulphur, J. w. Harper.
Ahthony's Creek, e.. b. Waid.
railing Spring, John Pickering.
Williamsburg, j. NJ. Thomasson.
Meadow Bluff, "A. III. McClung.
blue sulphur, Andrew Hanna.
a reward of S75 was offered for the
capture of George Berry, charged with
Killing Geo. Rutherford, at Dry Creek,
recently.
a settlement made by Jas. Withrow
with Jas knight, late Sheriff, showed
the latter indebted to the county on
county levy in the sum of S3Sl.l3.
SAID report showed said Knight in
de0ted to Fort Spring teachers fund,
S2o9.sO; Blue Sulphur's fund, $50. 46
White Sulphur's fund, SOL .S7 Meadow
Bluffs fund, S9O.S7 williamsburg 8
fund, SlS6.55 Irish Corners fund.
64'59; Falling Springs building fund,
% cents; and that there is due to said
Knight on account of the building fund,
The following: Fort Spring district,
S4i.6O; Failing Spring, $3.50; Blue
Sulphur, S5.l2: White Sulphur, 81. 65 :
Meadow Bluff, $57.O3; Irish Corner,
S76.S7; Lewlsburg teachers fund.
S75.4S and building fund, 1892.
A settlement with Sheriff Knight of
the road fund was also returned, show
ing said Knight indebted to Blue Sui
phur district, S5.O5; Anthony Creek,
S76.47; Lewisburg, $153.46; Failing
Spring, S25O.5l ; Fort Spring, 6S cents,
and there is due to said Knight from
Meadow Bluff, S24.26; Irish Corner,
s5l'29; and Williamsburg, S6.1s.
Alex. McV. Miller was allowed 81. 20
for services on Board of Health.
j. l.. Armentrout presented a report
and account for Road Precinct, No. Q,
in Lewisburg district. showing that
there is due to him S1OO.66; +. Jarrett,
$50; w. l.. Armentrout, S12.75;
ii. Armentrout. S115.5O; and George
Persinger, $40. Drafts were ordered
for same.
The Court entered of record a suita-
bic tribute of repect to the memory of
Joel NJ. Harris, late practicing attor-
ney at it's bar.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11

LAST June Dick Crawford brought his
twelye-months,old child, suffering in
fantile diarrhGa, to me. 1t had been
weaned at four months old and had al
ways been sickly. l gave it the usual
treatment in such cases but without
benefit. The child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but little more than
when born, or perhaps ten pounds. |
then started the father to giving Cham
berlain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy. Before one bottle of the %
cent size had been used marked i'm
provement was seen and it's continued
use cured the child. Its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared. and it's
father and myself believe the child s
life was saved by this Remedy. j. T..
MARROW. NJ. D., Tamaroa, III. For
sale by D. p. Sydenstricker & Co.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11

CAPT. nUCIUSC. ANDERSON died one
day last week in Charleston. of paraIy-
sis. He married Miss Mabel Peyton,
daughter of Col. J. b. Peyton and
neice of Col. Chas. S. Peyton, Of Ron
ceverte, and was for more than 20 years
n conductor on the G.. s. y. Ry.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11

On the 9th ult., as Mr.. VIM. G.. Ri.
ner, of Wolf Creek district, Monroe
county, was returning to his home, a
sharp peal of thunder caused his horse
to run away and Mr.. Riner was thrown
from his buggy. receiving injuries
which may prove fatal.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11
NELSON ANDREW.

TRAGEDY IN RALEIGH.-Some time
ago Jack Gable, of Raleigh county. was
sentenced to the penltentiary. In his
absence one John Smith became init.
mate with Cables wife. Upon Cadle &
return from the penitentiary, a short
time ago, the woman refused to have
any thing more to do with Smith,
Last week Smith visited her again, but
she went into the house and tried tC
shut the door in his face, but as she did
so Smith shot and fatally wounded her
She died next day. Smith has not beer
arrested. Exchange.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-07-11

A HORSE kicked II. $. Shafer, of the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, n. y,
on the knee, which laid him up in bed
and caused the knee joint to become
stiff. A friend recommended him to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
he did. and in two days was able to be
around. Mr.. Shafer has recommended
1T to many others, and says it is excel
lent for any kind of q bruise or sprain.
This same Remedy is also famous for
its cures of rheumatism. For sale by
q. Z. Sydenstricker & Co.