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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08

The administration supporters are not
letting the grass grow under their feet.
They understand that the fight for the
control Of the city and county is going
TO be hot one and they are already Law
ing their plans. A caucus of the First
district leaders was held at the office of
Justice Wickham last night. Several city
officials were present and the caucus
lasted until a late hour.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
A BoY WITH TWO VOICES.
A Freak Being TOted Around Among
the COIOred Churches,

A colored boy named George Adams,
from Orangeburg, S. c.. is being exhibited
as a freak in the colored churches. 1t is
claimed that Adams has two voices, one
a male voice, located in the usual place,
where a voice should be, and the other
female voice coming from the stomach.
on account Of this diversity of voice the
circulars describing the boy speak of him
as George and Josephine" the second
name being given to the female voice. He
is probably a natural ventrilOquist who
does not understand the nature of his ac-
cOmplishment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
To Organize To-nny.

The directors of the Savannah Real Es-
tate Association. which was organized at
Armory hall Thursday night. will meet
at the Office of Mr.. A. Minis to-day at
noon for the purpose of electing officers
The prominent part taken by Mr.. Minis
in organizing the association naturally
organization
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
W. p. BAILEY A REGISTRAR.
Appointed to Succeed the Late w. T.
Sullivan.

Sullivan.
Mr.. w. p. Bailey, ex-clerk of the city
court, was appointed a registrar yester-
day TO I'LL the vacancy created by the
death of Mr.. w. T. Sullivan.
Mr. Bailey was appointed on the petition
and at the request Of Messrs. John r. Dill
lon, ]. ]. MeDonough, p. W. Meldrim,
Charles +. Prendergast, p. j. O'Connor.
NJ. A. O'Byrne, W. G. Cam, r. j. Wade,
]. W. McIntire and Walter c. Hartridge.
Mr. Sullivan was appointed to fill the va
cancy made by the resignation of Mr.. John
D. Charlton. Mr.. SulliVan's death created
another vacancy, and as he represented
one of the political parties of the county,
il was deemed proper under the law that
another representative of the same party
should be appointed.
Mr. Bailey is well-known citizen and
gentleman, and will undoubtedly make a
good officer in this position. With the new
appointments the registrars now are
Nessrs. John I. Morrissey, T. f. Johnson
and ". =. Bailey.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
The Modern Way

Commends itself to the well-informed. to
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done IN the crudest manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleans the svs-
TEN and break up colds, headaches ana
levers without unpleasant after effects
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy
syrup Of Figs. Manufactured BY Califor,
MA Fig Syrup Company.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
LeIand's Windsor Hotel, jackson.
willie, Fla.

Is now open. It has been remodeled and
refitted, and is now one of the most home
like and comfortable hotels in the south.
Warren +. Leland as proprietor is a guar
antee that the public viii be wen cared
for.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
Y. VI. c. A. LADIES' EVENINGS.
The Second of the Series to BE Given
Next Week.

Next week
The second of the series of monthly
ladies evenings, given by the Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium class.
will be given next Tuesday evening.
Besides the regular class work, there
will be a number of new and interesting
features, among which will be some
special work on the bars. mats and rings.
concluding with a game of basket ball.
This will be the first time this game has
been played in public in Savannah. The
game affords much more enjoyment to the
average onloOSer than football.
The last ladies night proved 10 he
marked success, and this occasion has
been looked forward to with Great antici-
patton which promise to be wen realized
When the hair begins to fan out or
turn gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and
we know Of no better specific than Hairs
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
shirts and Underwear at Half New
York Cost at KOhler's Fire Sale.

Fine underwear 29c. worth 81; good
shirts. ~ cents. worth, re; fine neckwear
worth 81 at S9c; boys shirt waists worth
81 at SOC, and all clothing at u New York
cost at Kohler's Fire Sale, 40 Broughton'
-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
GEORGIA WANTED 100000.
BIDS for the New Issue of Govern
ment nOnds.

Georgia was represented to the extent
of $500 900 in the subscriptions, 10 the new
100000, 900 government bond issue. The
bids came from all over the country.
amounting to six times the issue, and were
in all amounts from $50 up.
The Savannah bids We're: Henry w
Fort & Co., 5000, at 1880; 5000, at l12,
and IS 600 at 1850 The Atlanta National
Bank bid ll0075 for $3.50, 0e9; John BLACK
mar Columbus 5000, at lis, and IS 900 at
10; J. NJ. & r. ". Wade, Blakely, Sl0000
at 10, and others, running the amount
up to something over 100000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
}. D. STEMS COSTLY TRIP.
His Business Closed Out by the Sher-
III in His Absence.

J. d. Stem, the grocer. whose mysteri-
Gus disappearance about two weeks ago
puzzled both his friends and his credit
ors, is back in the city again The ex-
PLANTATION offered by Mr.. Stem is that he
went off to buy goods His failure to no
tify his creditors of his intentions has
cost him pretty dear, as his creditors
closed down on his stock and sold IL out
a few days ago Mr. Stem now finds him
self without a business to look after but
be VIII probably open UP again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
Gents Fine Black suits at s0.15 To-
day az kohIer's Fire saIe.

We have 162 suits Of fine black clothes
which we offer az So.15 which are wei
worth $3.50. Children's clothing at u New
York cost at 40 Broughton.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08

For Coughs and Throat Troubles use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. They relieve
all throat irritations caused by cold or use OF
the voice -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08

AS a blood-purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla
SURPRISES all other remedies.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08

Do not daily with rheumatism. Get rid
of it at once by purifying the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla Be sure to get Hoods.
-ad,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08
ChiIdrcn's Fine Suits ht Half New
York Cost at KOhIer's Fire Sale.

The children's school and dress suits we
are offering at one-half New York cost,
have no vestige of damage from the recent
tire at our place, 40 BroughtOn,-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08

Probabilities for Saturday-Increasir
cloudiness, with showers in Southern ro-s
Ton al night; sOutherly winds.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Wapne Spuntp.

SunesbaIe. --glm Donneritas ftarb in
Ieinsr @obnun9 an Olaln Strabe, Scbn
Otaiers i'm Nlter bon II Sabren. unb
purce ON Sonntas 9tutmittaS beerbist.
Die Soparb 2oss Der Dob 5eaOius lei.
t,te bas Degrading. .-8si eiinitiser Bit'
teruna, miro Der 8. Il 8. Canal am 6.
april fir bic SaiIon erbffnet perben. -
Oos eemctratiibs @ountp @omite bell
am Donnerltas eine 8eriummluna. beHer
Saupspsd gtpdbluns bon Deleaater
;um Stacisepnpent mar. Yerrp VI
Start, j. WonOsbau uno Sobn Subbad
ipurben erpdblt unb cine 8eiolution an
oenpmmen, tpeIds bic YrdFoentibafts
@antibatur bon @r.@oupsrnbr 9attiioI
inocHui uno Rational 8oriiser Sarrit
,ur NisbererpdbIuns anipOrnt. -ar
5amtns ipielte 8obert. Der iunae Sob
Der @beleuts Ditto 8. S6uler, NIT elmer
| S6ubfnbpfer. tpobsi ibm berielbe in be
Slas serietb unb bic 1onfaen idIiml
uerIebte. Der 2ieoertrana bait al
Shermontng eins Nbenounterbaltuus m
acknowledgement Sau;trdns9su ob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
SSmt. Sificnber9er's
OeutitDeS MGbtl=OeiO6ft,

ss9 uuS 2aI Neuu aSe sssnHcu Sr saptfsn sr$.
9aror.gnridmsen $35 ub aupdrs S9lat6lmmerghr6tuh'
gen. 8 Stad, $19 umb aufwarts Matrasen $3 uao aul'
wGrtS Sprin9fe 0larasen $15O uno allIpartS
MOben ieoer Mrt bais nnS gut.
ssuuno
unb biai bdrat n eaee un ipan Sa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Gas xhal abndrtS.

TabIur.-gaspar Dit bon Storr
Strabs sebsnft in iurssr 8sit cine 8siis
na6 europa su MAIDEN. = Iap!or
S6lau6 Gompanis SO. l trifft 8orbe'
reitunesn fdr eins srobs Demoniiration
am Detorationstase. @runoeisen'
tbGmsr bon Main StruBe, bic bas 8o'
rough tirsli& fiir Sdabenerius sslesent'
lib Der Nipeairuns an senannter Strabe
pertlasten, baben bon ben 8eiidtissrn
i'm @anssn 81. 165 suseiproden erbaIten,
bod tplrb bas Borough tpabrideinlid
appsliren. .-Die neusn Auartiere bel
Botamtes iinb iest 70 aiemlid beenfe
uno isbr bsquem sinseri@tst.-Die iun'
sen 2suts Der beutiden gp. 8ir6e ma.
den fur ibrs am 10. IpriI itattfiubene,
rlntsrbaItuns srobs 8Orbsrsitunssn; be
Sdweiser Mdnnerdor piro aud nit
tpirfsn.-Sobn 8anbOlser bon Der Bpm
If am Disnitas Natmittas in Der Guiti1
Ssisbt8 Mine burb einen Sal po
Dedentoblsn asfabrlib pertest worbs
unb es mubts ihm elm arm omputi'
nerben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
0bbe Narfer Notiien.
Mebaermeiifer Wm. Troiiel's

- Web9ermet,ter 9Sm. Srolfel 9Sas
aen brad ON Samitaa on R0ro Spee
Bari Npenue bur6 ben 8ru6 elmer G6ie
nieber.
Deputy Sderiff 5, o. Serber oer'
foufte am Dienita9 ben 9rocsrielaben
beS @biparb 8ropn in 8eIspue, uno
beiisIbe tpurbe bon 80. 8auimann, bem
8laser. fur Sl5.75 einsefauft.
SO lit an elmer bsftissn Grfalt
uns. unb mar 70 beiisr. baB i1 nidt
Ipre9en fonnts. Gin Badet bon Or.
Iueuf 8oniS's Samburser 8ruittbee
iteate mid pieOer er.-Ssnrp s. Sebsr,
9eIlsbiae. Sas.
- 2ottie Sarbins. bic an 8Iidens
Court elm unoroentlibes SauS belt,
purbe am Sreitas I'M S25. unb Gnnis
Sbesban. cine SniaiiIn, UNI $40 beitroft
Warp Me2ausblin, cine frIbere Sniuiiin.
bic bic &lase erbob, iparo Der Seimatb
bes @uten Sirten dberDieien.
- 0aSib s. Gbomas bon glOrb gSs.
rett Ipenue tpuroe am Donnsrtas in
Der gapouis Wtine bura einen Sal bon
SeIsseitsin lebenseefabrIid berIeBt, in'
benz ibm baS 2iht zines guses serii6rI
tpurbe, Der 8innbaden sebro6en uno cine
8erIsBuns Sss S4dosls susefist tpurbs
- -Srau Rarp Oberborfsr bon 0oro
Spbe garf 4penue mar lebte Wode SO
Sabre alt unb murbe sur 9eIessnbsit bon
Dem ,Srausn. 8srein Der Gbeitnut Strabe
presbpteriiden 8ir6e iberrai6t. Sin
ansenebmer 4benb tuarb BON allen Gn'
tpsfsnbsn perlsbt uno Srau Oberborfer
erbieIt mebrsre @eidsnie iibsrrei&t.
= 8ei einem 8rapaQ unter ben Sta
lienern an Der 9leunten Strabe purbo
elmer bsrielben burd sinen YefslitId
i1limm am 9rm psrlebt; iein ansebll
der Mnsreifsr ipurbe ipdter arretirt uni
sinsstsdt. Ser Mnsreifer beibt Wi4as
5snneQi unb Der SerleBte Soiepb @il'
aonsi; erherer bsitanb am Montae eir
Berbbr unb tpurbe benz 8efansnib iiber'
nisien, ba er bic berlan8te 8ursidaft
pon. $500 ni4t Ieiiten fonnts.
- Senrp Gbelfer bon 2u,erns Strabs
Der i'm @efisite StationsbauS tpesel
eines 4nsriffS auf feline Srau einseitsd
purbe, madts am 9ienftas 9ia6t stip'
Ill llbr baielbit einsn oesperaten Selbit'
mororeriu1. inbem er ieinen Hot II
Streifen i6nitt. einen Strld baraus
brsbte unb iid bann an Der eiisrnen 8er'
eitterung in ieiner Belle an SlIie auf'
bGngts. gr mar beinabe eritidt, al
ibu POlisift parrp sntoedt uno bsrab
i6nitt.
Wir MAIDEN beute no6maIs al
sreunbe Der Turnsrsi auf bic 8cnefp
8oriteauna be- Eurnlsbrers 8arl Stai'
bsr aufmsrfiam. tpel4e ON Wionta
gbsnb. ben l3. slpril, in Der Surnbau
an Ss6ter Strabs itattfinost. slube
ben perf1isbenen 8Iahen bes Gurnpsr
Gins (Damsn, aftipe Turner, 30sline
uno ainber) pirb aud eins &tese BE-
Scranton 4tbletic Stub mittplrten. y
oab es an turneriiden SHauitelun8s'
seipib nidt fsblen tpirb. Gin 3aua
iranaden ma1t ben Bei6Iub. Turn
Isbrsr Staibsr beiist aud auBsrbaIb be-
turneriidsn areiisn pisls SreunSe. bi
| I9 an isinsm 8ensfis betbsilisen mer
ben.
s@- Diasurfen, iotpie edit beuti6t
Senf, beim WsaB obsr 9las, beSsIsi4s
friIHen alees unb 8u4peisens Sonis b
Srsb. s. Wibmaper, $50 2adaipann
Gbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
0tttStpn.

- SoIspb @atss, Elm Greiberfnabs in
Der @rstsr Dains, fsI am 5rsitas untsr
sinen Barren unO erbielt i6mer3li1e
8erIsbunssn beS S&ultsrbIattss.
- Dapib Sapcpd, Der am porlsbtsn
montas BEL Der Wuter Strabs bon slnsm
Sradisus iiberfabren tpurbe. ftarb am
5amfas Na4mitta8 an ben erlittsnsn
8erIsbuneen.
- Der gIarm bon aaitsn 60 am
Oienitae Mbsnb tparb burd einen Brano
in bsm bon Dauio @pans betpobntsn
Sauis an Sisb StraBe peruriadt. Der
nit Elm paar Gimern Wafsr fdneIl obne
51aeen sslDi4t tpurbe.
- @dbreno Der Sunse Dli6aeI &so'
bine bon 9Bi0otp Strabe am Samitas
nit msbreren @efdbrten nabe Yitesplas
auf sinsm Bailey 3us futr, tpurSe er
unter bic 3arrenrdber senorfen uno ibm
Elm 8ein 70 i6limm serbrtldt, oaB ss am
putirt tperoen mnbte.
IS Die Mitslisbr bsr st. SObannsi
2utb. 2ir9e purbsn am Spnntas ans
aenebm iibsrraiht, inbem ibnen ibi
8ator aniiinbiste, bab Srau VI. 2err
fur cine beuti1'enelii6e Sonntassi6ul'
BibIiotbet bon $50 8adern bas @ell
sei6enit bate, gum 9lnoenten an ibr'
psritorbsns Wiutt,r, Srau Ssibolb.
Ser 8mtb Sobn s. Gi4boISe
ma6ts am Utontas yiadt auf Z. 5
gurfe, ben Stationsasenten Der o., 6
& B. Gompanie, sinsn 4nsriff nit sineu
Iobti&lassr unb nerieste cemielbel
mebrsrs pudtiss S6ldse am 3opfe, cl
bonn bebanbeInoen Arste ais esfdbrlic
be,eiGnet tperbsn. Sin friberes Dienit
madden bes @iHboI3er CAB por turSe
| 3eit einem &inoe i'm Raniom Nrmsnbetr
bas 2sbsn unb bsrislbs bate bic Spec be
iommen, bab Burfs ibn ole 0ater oe
ainbss senannt babe, tpeIdes 8urfe abs
ipdter bsitritt bies i6eint Der 8run
bss brutalen 9lnsriffs sepeisn Su ieir
gihboI,er tpuroe arretirt uno am Dier
itas unter $500 8arsi8aft sefteIlt.
H. 2rauter', 2imburSers. S&we
acre, Drids unb 2ieoerfrans 2die b
Sreb. s. @ibmaper, $50 2adawanr
!. Apsnus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Scranton
Spar= Samf,
122 @bomins abenne,
Scrantcn, IA.

Oas altelte Spar'Snltltllt lnl hore'
oitIiden IenniDlpanien.
5ames BIair, Rrdfoeut.
@. B. Brite, 8Be Btdf
Q. 6. Q Sddfer. Gafirer.
u. r. BIair afiif. eafrer.
Sbeo U. Straub &euer,
9irettoreu:
Sames Blair, O. 3. Briee,
SEQ. 3 Gatlin 6rart VI. Spenter
a.B. Blair. Sames arhbslo,
8. 8. Senueop. 9etuitt 8. @lair
@m. 8 Sisiel. Sas W Satforo
aiibrt Elm aqaemeines 8dnfseiddft.
eteat @sdiel 3abIbar in 'r8eno einem Sbsilt
her @elt aus.
prO,ent sutereAen uuf 9spOFtsn b5ObIt
lin Suubidaft wiro gebeten
OFen Samtas @benbS bon 7 Biz 8 llbr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
GOul. u. Sartl,
Mrcbiteft unD &amDme TIER,

SO. 404 Gadaipanna Abenue,
@ypmins Saus ssssniibtr.
pISas uub apltniiberitlGst fir Nsabantsn,
aoupprmslIuuasu une 6tIfitsuns eon GIsuS'
Iiuisu uuS ale in rds 3nssnirur. une Sau'
fad ttuid,Iaasuesn Mrbsittn psreen prompl
uub aepilIenbait ausaeiubrt. 8ruHeifiids tr
BaulSts par,slirt uuS qaHOfartsu anasfsrttat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
0aurcl 9ia Yarf 9ntel,
an nor Suumure Ncnb.

dH OCT SHHHIVEt IIVHV|
Ser uuterseiduete bat oas Sotel bss oerrn
@rorae Siubae al Der Hmmore 8oao ubsr
uommsu uuo uiro iid trebeu oeu pertben
@ditsn NIT Dem 9siten aubnwaItsn, rpas shds
uno S:ler biettt.
Suoem i'd mid benz ssebrten Bublitum
bslteus smpfebIe. laos i'd Bu jobIrsidem Be
fHbs Hgsbsnt elm brib Q omit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
Sunmcre.

- asp. @sraIO W'!Nurrup. 8ahOr
Der Rirts BON 81. Wtarp bon Ott. @ars
mel babisr, iiarb am Samitus Wor8en
an einem 8IutIturs Der 2uusen, bsrur'
iatt bur6 siue i6psre @rtdltuns. Der
8eiicrbsne tparb i'm Sabre l84l in Sr.
Lamb seboren; cas 8ssrdbnlb fano an
Dienfae ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-04-03
HBilfeebarre NaAriMten.

HBtlfesbarre Nahrtchten.
Sie ,.Ggpreb" 1T mad bem 2anS'
meHer 8ebduOe umsesossn.
= Das Saus.bOn Stanley SuIfotusfi
am 8uttonpoOb tpurbe am Dienfas to'
tai burd Seuer 3eriDtt.
Der aus Saunoper fammenbe
Deuti6e Disbri6 8s,mers harb am
Oienitas Bu Riners Drills i'm slIter bon
63 Sabeen.
- @barIes $. 8oesImann itarb am
Dpnneritas in 8bilaoeIpbia uno feline
ueberreite purben am NontuB bierber
ssbru6t unO i'm Sanoper Srisbbofs be'
erbist.
--Srau Susb Me@obern bon Isfam,
oeren Wdnn lsBte WOde i'm Nlier bon
tiber 100 Sabren farb. 1T ibm am DON
nsrItas i'm Alter BON 95 Subrsn i'm lobe
seiOlst.
- SbumaS 8Iein bon Samiion Gitp.
in Columbia Gountp, 1T am Sreitas beim
9aumrinoeiddlen burb berabtOaenbe
8aumtdmms auSenbIidIih sei6otet
iporber.
- Trau Gbparb Ne@onisle bon
Rorb Sancod Strabe itarb am DOn'
nsritas an ben 8erIebunsen. bic iie Dor
mebreren Wodsn bur6 bic ggplOiion
elmer 2ampe erbielt.
- Dur6 cine grploiion bon @rubens
saien in benz SO. 9 Sdadt su Susar
9lotb am Wittpo6 Rabmittas tpurbs
DER llidbrise 1biirfnabe IbomaS 8urfe
seiDbtet uno periGiebene anbere Mrbeiter
msbr ooer minbsr ibiper ssrlebt.
- Senrs StoIs BON idbliden StuOt'
tbsiIs itarb am DOuneritus an Der 9de'
rsntrantbeit unb @oiieriu&t. @r maj
43 Sabre alt unb israu uno stpei &ineei
ibsrlsbsn ibn. Das 9esrdbnib fano am
Samitas itatt.
- Srau Srances 8. Start, Witttp'
osS SaSpsr 3. Starf. itarb am Montaa
in Der Bobnun8 ibrer Io6ter on SIt
Ripsr Strabe i'm MIter bon 70 Sabrer
an sinem SersIsiben uno ipurbe am Dliit'
mod bssrbist.
Der SIus iiiss felt Samitus lang
fam uno Ibertrat am Dienita8 ieln,
nfer, 70 bab bic Stats iiberfutbet tuuroer
unb Der StraBenbabn 8strieb baislbii
einsefeat perben mubte.
- Gin tolIer Sunb beruriadte on
Dienftas in ben Straben bon PIpmoutl
cine Banif uno rannte sulebt in eai
Dobnbaus bon Dapib aIsin on Gbsrri
StraBs, mo sr sri6Ohen puros. sbe e
Sbaoen anri6tete.
= Gin einhbdiees Saus an llniol
Strabe in 9orraneetptpn, alS Shubma
derperiltdtte bon 8. $ sloair benubt
brannte am Disnfas Morsen nieber
abair berIOr feline Nerseuse unb Waa
rsnpprratb, bas 9sbdube mar periitert
- Srau Warp Sap BON Sdo Nuil
Sirabe beflaete ii9 am Dlontae bsin
Wupor, baB ibr aus einem @slcbsuts
Sl4O enttpenbet purben unb bei6uloiet
ben ssobn 9 anpq bss DiebnablS; eli
8srboftsbefsbI rurbe fur 2noa ausss
Heqt.
- lin bic Sage bes neu su erbauenbe
@eri6tsssbdubss bsFnitip gu srlebissr
| baben bic County GommiHdre sesen b
@nti6siouns BON 8idter Searls an ba
Obereeridt appeairt. Sahelbe ba
! oisien Wtonat cine Sibuns ab unb mo
ertpartst babsr i'm Stunt feline gn
: i&eiouns.
@bite Saben tpurbs am Sienft
in beosutsnbe Nufreeuns perisst, als
b,fannt tparb, bab ber eroBe Damn 9
-. sendbsr bsm Stdbt&en ssbOrfen ma
!" Ran beflr1tete eine 9eitIans. bic aro
Il Bride tpsrbs bur1 baS iteisenoe Waf
ss pesseibnsmmt. bod mar bies nitt B
Il. SaG unb nur bic 8feiIer iinb sttpas {
l4Geiet. Da bic Stabt burd MaHs
traft ibr 2idt srbdlt, 70 bsrri&t Rad
iest Duntslbsit.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-09-26
Condensed Testimony.

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufac-
tur er's agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
that DIR. Kings New Discovery has no
equal as a Cough Remedy. j. ID. Brown,
pi oprietor of St. James Hotel. Fit.
Wayne, Ind. testifies that he was cured
OF a Cough of two years standing, caus-
ed by La Grippe. by DR.. Kings Discov-
cry. B. f. Merrill, Baldwinsville,
Mass, says that he has used and recon-
mended it and never knew it to fail and
would rather have it than any doctor,
because it always cures. Mrs, Hemming
90 Z 25th st. Chicago, always keeps it a
hand and has no fear of Group. because
it instantly relieves. Free trial bottles
at L. G. Matthaei drug store.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-09-26
HenSel--PltZer.

The marriage of Miss Mary Z.
Hensel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Hensel, to Mr.. Charles c.
Pitzer. was celebrated at st. Johns
Lutheran church, Tuesday evening,
September ~, at 7 p. m, Rev. Chas.
S. Trump, the pastor, officiating.
Long before the hour for the cere-
mony the church was thronged by
the many friends of the bride and
groom.
The altar and pulpit were massed
with graceful palms and ferns re-
lieved the quantities of autumn flow
ers charmingly arranged. Suspen-
ded above the decorations were the
letters II. and p. formed of pink flow
ers. AT the appointed hour the first
notes of Lohengriu's tuneful we'd
ding march were heard and the bride
and groom entering from the south
uOOI WdlkGh up lhC dlolG pISNNNNo W
two little flower girls, Miss Susie
Hensel, sister OF the bride and Miss
Ethel Pitcher, of Baltimore, niece OF
the groom. The ushers, Messrs. P.
Z. Deatrick, p. w. Letter. Arlington
Roush and Harry Hammond advanced
to the altar from the south door.
Effective music was rendered dur
ing the impressive ceremony at the
conclusion of which Mr.. and Mrs.
Pitzer and attendants retired from the
church to the strains Of M endelssohn's
march.
The bride was attired in white or.
candle and carried a bunch of pink
roses.
The immediate members Of the
families of Mr.. and Mrs. Pitzer were
entertained at the home of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Pitzer, where
a supper consisting Of all the deli
cacies of the season was served.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-09-26
S. hAcKETT nARTIN NO MORE.

In the death of Mr.. S. Hackett Mar
tin, which occurred at his residence on
West King street, Wednesday morn
ing, Berkeley county lost n OF her
best citizens. He had been unwell
for several weeks, but was confined TO
his room but a few days.
Born at Pottsgrove, Pa, January
IS, 1926, he early in his life located
at Bunker Hill where for several years
he was engaged in the mercantile
business. Later he become ticket
agent of the b. & Q. in this city, and
in 1873 was elected Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, performing well and truly
the duties of the office. In 1894 he
was appointed city sergeant, serving
two years.
He was a member of the Reformed
church and in his every act proved
that was an upright Christian man.
His wife, who was Miss Rachel A.
Bowers, daughter of the late Henry
Bowers, of Bunker Hill, died May 9.
1881. A son, f. Boyd, of Louisville,
KY, and a daughter, Mrs. Sallie Shu-
~lenberger, of Emmittsburg, Md, sur
vive him. A brother, Mr.. Silas Il.
Martin, lives iu Hagerstown. His
funeral, Friday morning was largely
attended