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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
MULYEY REBUKEs THE TRUANTg

Councilman N1ulvey regretted Che all
sence ii those members Nllo ara low De
fore the. people soliciting their SURFACES.
To MIN u appeared jlaJ il WIS grelne. a.
tated. If 81 was doing justice TO the tax
Payers 20 shus sa.rk Official dU-y ne hoped
tne people would remember this derelic-
t-n at the polls IN accordance VITA mo
II ASSURE of cebuI= Il deserved
councilman o 4Ieara- rema -ked thet the
relIrLheEs and reCreuehers could erlatalv
hcl c-4dn as an excuse that there was no
necessity for holding the 1naarlae - yya-e.5
time tEle previous session mad adjourned.
and She pea of expense Wculd uc,- cs;.s1s
because there IS no afid1r11ual allowance
when a quorum IS lach.ug
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
DAVIS COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
Situation at Kaysville, Pennington
and BountifuI.


Kaysriile. Oct. SO.-The municipal
campaign here has been very quiet,
notwithstanding the furry that attend
ed its opening, There have been no
rallies of either party and all the cam
paigning has been done in a quiet man
ner. without demonstration The work
OF the Democrats has been effective,
however. FOR it is noticeable that the
Republicans. who claimed at first that
they had q cinch on two or three OF
the offices, have experienced q wonder
ful change Of feeling Of late, and their
confident smile has deserted them. 1t
is said that with some there is still 4
hope that the Democratic mayor, mar
shall and one councilman can be beat,
but in the Democratic ranks there is
no fear of the result There win be
some scratching probably, but the rec
ord that KaysYiIIe established at the
outset of the division movement will
be maintained. and q straight Demo-
cratic ticket Will be elected.
FAR0IINGTON SITUATION.
At Pennington there will be hard
and stubborn fight. at least conditions
that exist now warrant a belief that
such will be The case One thing is
certain, though, and that is that a ma
ioritY of the incoming officers of that
city will be Democrats. This is made
sure from the fact that two-thirds of
the nominees on both the Democratic
and Republican tickets are followers of
jefferson. The regular Democratic
ticket contains two Republicans, and
the regular Republican ticket is headed
by a Democrat-John WalSh-and FIVE
at least of the other nominees are Dem
ocrats leaving hut four Republicans on
their ticket.
It is possible that this latter ticket
will win. owing to a determined fac
ttonal contest that viii scatter the
Democratic vote. It is sure to be q close,
hard fight, however, between the BIZ
partisan and regular Democratic forces
A belief is expressed that the regular
Democratic ticket viii draw support
from the Republican party.
ONE TICKET AT BOUNTIFUL.
There is but one ticket in the field in
Bountiful. 1t looks like with such a
condition existing there should be prac-
teal unanimity at the polls, but 1t need
occasion no surprise if one or two of
the officers fail of election. 1t is re-
ported that the marSh2lShip will be
bone Of contention, and there is a hint
that an effort VIII be made to elect a
dark horse. Joseph Wiley, the regu-
lar nominee, is a good man for rae
place, and should he elected
-e1s9-S-
THE NON-PARTISAN SHQUTERS
WANT THE PEOPLE TO WIN THIS
ELECTION AS 4 BUSINESS PRO
POSITION. YET NOT A SINGLE
CANDIDATE APPOINTED BY THE
COMMITTEE OF TWENTY THREE
WAS SELECTED ON ACCOUNT OF
HIS FITNESS, BUT BECAUSE OF
HIS RELATIONSHIP TO SOME
MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE. IS
THAT THE WAY TO CONDUCT A
R1YSINESS PROPOSITION
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BEFORE JUDGE HART.
Court Proceedings at Logan-sudden !
Death at Paradise.

Court Proceedings at Logan-Sudden
Death at Paradise.
Logan. Oct. SO.-In Judge Hart's court
yesterday papers Of citizenship were
granted to j. a Groeble.
Today the following cases were dis
posed Of:
John H White Us. s. p. G. Jensen;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Anlhon Anderson VS.. Oregon Lumber
company; to quiet title on millsite in
Losan.
John H Stodard of WeHsviIle was
examined FOR insanity. The hearing
was postponed until Nov 20, that more
evidence might he obtained. In the
meantime Mr.. Stodard has his liberty.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk Matthews since
last Tuesday: Albert Bacon and Char
IoIte Smith, both Of Georgetown, Ida;
GotIlleb SChWarn and Mary Freddie,
both OF Logan; Andrew II. johnson and
hllZa Beach, both of Idaho Falls; He
Der Johnson Of Ovid. Ida. and Alice IL.
HymsS Of Liberty, same state. John II.
Bennett of Dinglc, Ida, and Lettie L.
Merh,cy o. Fatrvlew, Wyo.
SUDDEN DEATH,
Mrs. Lydia Howels Obray, wife of
Ezra T. 0bray, of Paradise. was out
riding last Thursday, feeling as we'll
as usual She was taken very i'll at 8
O'Clock in the evening and died at 8
O'Clock neAt morning. She was about
% years Old and leaves q husband and
three children. II was her brother who
WAS so seriously crushed short time
since at that place. Funeral services
Will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock III
Paradise meeting house.
NOTES.
Hon. /. c. Thoresen of Hyrum was
in Logan yesterday.
Senator Aquila Nebeker and Attorney
F. <. Nebeker VIII speak az q Demo-
cratic rally in Hyrum next Monday
evening.
Messrs. Hayban, Turner and Farr
returned from the head OF Logan can
yon yesterday. Ten days will finish the
new road to Bear lake valley. when
Thomas II. Smith and men VIII move
homeWard, repairing the Old road down
TO The Twelve Mile fork as they come.
Sorne Hanson of Hyrum shipped two
cars OF cattle yesterday from Logan,
and William Reader OF Hyde Park
shipped three cars of cattle today, all
destined FOR South Omaha.
The Brigham Young college bail, held
last night in Nichols dancing hail, was
a success. Eighty couples were in at
tendance. The Jeppsen orchestra fur
nished the music. Professors Pinder
and Thomas have been added to the
orchestra OF late, and are deemed an
important acquisition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed II. Kimball of
Meadowvllle are in Logan, visiting rela-
uves.
Rev. Bascom viii preach in the Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening.
Frank Fasherg of Logan last Thurs
day, While working on hisAouse, tossed
hatehet 80 a fellow workman. The
Ratchet dropped, inficting an ugly cash
or the back OF his hand
Miss c. S. Anderson, head nurse OF
Logan hospital, is greatly improved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
Summit Stake Conference.

Coalville, Oct ao.-I,he Summit stake
conference is in session here today and
tomorrow. Apostle Lorenzo Snow and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

WHICH WOULD GIVE THE
GREATEST ENCOURAGEMENT TO
THE FRIENDS OF SILVER IN THE
EAST, THE TRIUMPH OR THE DE-
FEAT OF THE SILVER TICKET?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
Immense Reauetions

On all Ladies suits for one week only
at F. AUERBACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
Attend the Greatest Sale Of silks
> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIT

Ever known in the Dry Goods bust.
ness- f. AUEshcBACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

Do You Want to Go to the KIondiIzeP
If so confer with Dr. C. j. Mullin
and wife at New Grand theatre Mon
day, Nov l. between 10 and o'clock.
Men and women both wanted TO leave
for Dawson Cl.y in April
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

VOTERS, ARE YOU READY TO
WIPE OUT PARTY LINES IN UTAH?
ANSWER AT THE POLLS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

Klondike Beaver and Sable,
In latest Partisan novelties and jackets
in stock
MEHEsY, the Furrier, Knutsford
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NOT j. z. BOOTH.

It was a. L. Booth. instead of j. b.
Booth, who made the speech at the
parlor meeting at knights home the
other evening, as related in yesterdays
Herald.
Evening star., 1897-06-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VIRGINIA u1EDMoNTo- FsiANT Farm
handsome residence; l95 acres; cropped; VIII
ltase; moderate rent; tradr tor 'ity income
property; sell easy terms. iHl' n"nis sfufk In
Guided bon AIR. Charlottes' lille. Va. .jr2-2t'
FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON. OR IN TnE
year-iaANNDAl.E. elegant brick mansion. In
suburbs OF Frederick; 70 rooms; furnished first
class; grand Weber piano: baths mountain
scenery, stabliIs, carriage house. etc; large
den, planted; abundance of fruits. shade. r,r.
Address q. I. CLINE, Frederick, Md. mya5 l2t'
FOR SAI.E-ANoID THE EXTREMi; HEAT OF
the city by securing beautiful horne salt
water; ca acres; ten minutes walk of AnnlD-
oils: lew hoase; barn; choice fruit: eHc.ll.nt
Room 39s Fidelity building, Baltimore, Nd.
my31 6t'
TOR Ri;NT-owNER BEING IL EURoPE-A NE
siIabie home for the summer season. large and
conmodious touse; completely furnished; lawn
surrounding with plenty of shade: hot and cold
water; bath: telephone: made garden; ice houss
hlisd; siahlilIs and ptst9rnge for horses and
COWS. situated about miles from Sykesville on
IL. and o. R.E-, in Carroll county Md. For
ther information address GCl W. STEELE,
Westminster, Nd my25 wv
FOR SAI.E .'EDGEwooD'' = A MAGNIFICENT
COUNTRY MANSION with eighty acres OF land
peach orchard OF $500 trees; also other fruit: this
property is miles from Frederick City Nd; >.
OF the b. and q. R.R. and hours ride
BALTIC. Washington; MANSION brick two
stories high, Mansard roof. 42x90 feet. IL rooms
including ball room. summer dining room, &c: all
modern improvements: also servants quarters
carriage and harness rooms; barn. affonllng
stablng for horses ana cows; ice house. we'll
filled possession given immedia tey. This is
OF the finest country places In the state; location
unexcelled.
"Araby mills sixty of land. three-siory
grist mill good water power.
These properties VIII bc sold together sep
arafeiy, at public auction on Wednesday, the 9Th
day of June. 1877. For full inforna tIon and de-
scTiption of the properties apply to loP, GAM
BRILL & NEWMAN. Trustees. Frederick. Md.
mylG-col3t
Evening star., 1897-06-02
HOTELS.

SAEDERSON'S NEW HOTEL, ANNAPOLIs. MD !:
elegantly Furnished; baths; electric lights; INST.
ciaa6 table: price. 92 day. WA. SAEDERSON
Prop. Formerly Ccusressfonal Hotel. Washington.
uy26-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-02
PERSONAL.

IT'S GOOD THING-PUSH II ALONG BY
dropping a postal TO the great cash exchange
and have them call and pay you the full ma rket
value for gents discarded garments SHOES
shirts, etc. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 st.
NV ie2-5tf
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DF.TFf,
tive aEency-Con6alcntial communications promDt-
ly attended to; Office open all hours; hest refs
Established 1880. Supt.. go + st. NV my22-Ims
Evening star., 1897-06-02


Also. large list OF desirable furnished houses
FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN.
myS-u 14o6 G ST. NV
FOR RENTAL MT PI.EASANT.- BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED NEW GROOM HOUSE: handsomely
lalGred and finished Throughout; all mod. fnIus
ONLY $50. r. w. WALKER & son, lOOG 81
my6-1m
Evening star., 1897-06-02
FOR SALE-EOTS.

FOR SAI.E-BARGAIN IN CORNER LOT on
10th 81. NV; g5xS0: fine for small fashionable
apartment housr hand-oine residence. F"r
price and location apply to GEO ]. EASTER
DAY, l4l0 q ST. NV. j.a-1W
FOR SALE-xl.50 GROUND FOR s5C.-ON co
lumhia Heights: choice corner property: 4 rrTa
bargain; must sell JOHN NJ Henderson
with j. +. Waggamani. 200 lIth St ir.-Gi
FOR SAIE-A VERY CHOICE LOT. SUITABLE.
for flats apartment irf1se, located in n "
fashionable section. Payments arranged To suit
builders. J. CHESTER. Room IL, SO lith ST.
my3l
FOR SALE
LOTS IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Orr SPECIALITY.
myS-1m ELIERSON d WEMPI.E. COS 9TH ct.
Evening star., 1897-06-02
THOS. +. wAGGAMAN,
n A1I + st n "
je2-w.f&m

FOR RENT
1880 9th, Tor. ba. Gel. $35. 90
12i6 Md nv ne. Tor. 1850
Sto l%2S 11th Sc. ye,lIced
&7 + st ne. Sr. ba 20. so
1896 Spruce, ,7r, ,b,c0D 20. 90
2t3 Elm. 1r. ba, cel.1S.0
2oc6 =, 'ir. Ia. 1879.
62I-29 14th ne. Or.
ha. eel. 1900
S2S 11th ne. Or, ba. 10. .0OI
1t ROBERT III.
Evening star., 1897-06-02
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AaiMoNIATEpi lsTEAM GARRETT CLEANING
Works aBk U. y Mattress md Bedding Co.--Car-
pets and Mugs cleaned. stored and reIaid ipsur-
nnce and EothiAgooang free; esti,nates furnished
Address ofsee 81 ilth NV. "rhons 6O& Works
l065-iOs7 y NV II. NEWAiyER. Msr. ny24lSti
Evening star., 1897-06-02

S1S Il SC, Or. brick. Is. 90
go 18th ne, Or. bn. .15.0O
26l5 l.. 7r. Gel. .....13.30
1Io2-4 Seaton st NV
tcolb, 6r. .12. 80
1926 18th ne. 7r. ..iO.O)
f Wash PIX, Or cot 1890
IOi 18th SO. 5r (coi SEQ
Sta rear 3G4 c. 90
Sta rear 1911 18th. 800
STONE, S04 Il st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-02

WASHINGTON Ct,LLI@iE tECKINtirON HOTEL
Sd and L SITS. n.c.-SumILcr bnir,lrrs may now
engage rooms to begin June l. i;eaHtful shade
choice rooms. good board; reasmd.le rates.
mylI-1Sts
Evening star., 1897-06-02
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. not above I'd floor. Address sfut-
IN TERMS nnd particulars Box ~. Star Office.
WANTED HI YOUNG MARRIED COiITE. TING
unfinished rcoIas. with boapI il. a r,ectnb.
family. Address f H. t. Star office i.l -3ts
Evening star., 1897-06-02
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEuRNlSIiED.

FOR RENT-i26 + ST. NV, sR &B. $50 20
st nr 10th. II rks 5000 lJC0 Kncman. zr. -. so
12is Princeton, lor&b 0Oo 4i9 lst 7r&b. 20 80
1.O4 = ST NV, Grab 81 80 Ill l2th N .rIh.
1852 Corcoran. Tor -a2c0 c. Myrtle ne. Ir&b. iGC0
lt29 NV. store. 1000 Howard B'k row NV g Oh
RALPH. W. LEE COS 1ith NV. Cr.onc a0F?D
my27-tf
FOR RENT-10C6 VI ST. NV. $50 PER MONTH.
Apply 10 OWNER, $40 9th ST myS-rf
FOR RENT-BY JAS F. SItEA, GS2 IA. Az. NV.
Gao East Capitol St. ~ rooms. ami. $500
216 13h sw, Or .Sa3 10 i3 F. sv. s;&lw. 10 %
20iS I. nv. Or. .223j G3I So. Sr......-lG 10
tsSo So, !,r r.....2D53 ,S6 7th ne. 5r. l., 80
1908 y III NV NV, .aaob Asa sw. ar. IL. 20
2Sf 18th sw. Or. 300 1891 &c. 5r. 30
G37 Morris Or. ..lSSJ lc21 av s.. o.. .o.oJ
my22-tf
FOR RENT-l25 ST. NE. 3ST0RY AND BASE-
ment lay window brick. with modern improve
ments: . rooms: fine location for boiriln. horse;
rent very cheap. Apply w. H. DuN'ANSoN.
923 q st. NV my2S-Gt'
Evening star., 1897-06-02
Observation-Disclosures

For RENT-HEMINGTOS TYPEWlilTERS AT 1HE
REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; perfect
condition guarapteed: with stand; delivered free
In city; one mon,h applies on purchase of new
when directly following reItal.
WICkOFF,- SEAAIANS 4 BENEDICT,
de19tf G.. Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-02

SUMMER BoARDERS TAKEN AT PHLOMONT
Va, of the most beautiful sections of y!r-
einia abundance of shade. fruit, ice, milk spring
beds: table unexcellcd dancing pavilion and other
aInusenents. Address u. J. TAEENNER.
my26-3m
Evening star., 1897-06-02

WANTED-A FIRST-sI. WHITE HoSFI.ER 10
take care # business stable: . horses 10 IL fed
al am; qi,otc references. Address W. C., star
Office. liz
Evening star., 1897-06-02

WANTED-A FIRST-C CLASS. AL-ARoJND BA-
kcr: good, steady inan Address u. n H.; star
ofire. je--5t-
Evening star., 1897-06-02

WANTED Bl SOBER. HONEST. md S,TRI,,IS S
E";nS nan. white. - years of ag. pustion of
any kid; can drive and give best of references
= W y. Star office je2-3t'
NAN1ED-BY \ YOUSG WHITE MAN A STfI'A-
tirH Is cOachEEin general farm work: ba,
reference Address JAMES iIAKI:IS. IincuInia
Va. isI2t.
Evening star., 1897-06-02
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE ROOM AND
board IN country with quiet family; on or n..o r
j-I-2t*
Evening star., 1897-06-02

OR SAIE-WILL SACRIFICE MY 'S6 WHEEL;
highest grade; ceiebrated make. Address X. d.
n, Star ONCE. u126-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-02
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-w. RICE. 1882 TTH ST Nw.-I WILL
pay the highest cash prices for ladies' gents and
chiidren's cast-on clothing and shoes and hats.
Address q postal and will ell. je2-25t'
Evening star., 1897-06-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED EMPLOYMENT; WILL PAY As NU,lI
ms 500 Tor Lucrative" position. address u. X.
S.si uffce. 1ts
Evening star., 1897-06-02
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTORS: So PER
I.Us. Send - cents 10 pay express on INST
buI.tIc ord gu to work at address CO
LIMBIA BAkINt; POWDER 60, Po's'ialir. y.
Y. l.. ~ Box ~. jest
Evening star., 1897-06-02

FOR RENT-2010 18TH ST NV: 2SToRY BAY
window brick; rooms, bath. cellar: good yards:
mode improvements; excellent repair: $20. so.
Apply 12lO 5 st. NV. my7-1ms
Evening star., 1897-06-02
NER & Co. 9t6 + NV.

2235 Q st. Tor. -. 1900
20li Hillyer pl. 1Ir.50.O0
1343 Fla av.p'tlstn. 50. 90
Near Stott's station,
ID c, 11r. 1000
Evening star., 1897-06-02

TAKOsfA SPRINGS HOTEI.-NORTH TAKOMA
Md First-cisss family hotel Celebrated Tako-
koma Springs water. Terms moderate Circulars
mailed IN application. GEO II. COIsYELL Prop
myl2.tf
Evening star., 1897-06-02
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SAI.E-EIGH-GRADE LADIES, AND GEN
tlenen's bicycle; mos. guarantee; for sale Mt a
sacrifice and easy terms. Address HIGH
GRADE. Star Office. je2-3ts
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF LADIES' AND MEMS
97 '.Majestics' arrived this morning, making
the third shipment in less than a MONTH They
are far and away the best wheel value ever
offered in Washington at $50 (now selling In
brooklyn under another name at $S5). They are
made by steel workers Of thirty years experi-
enee, and have ali the characteristics of thor
oughly high grade Nieels. Best equipments. In
clnding Messenger saddles and Hartford tires
Fully, and uncondltionally Guaranteed. Only $50
cash ersy terms. +. q. SMITH, 12aS Pa.
ave- jel-2t
GENTLEMAN IN URGENT NEED OF FUNDS
wishes to sell high-grade Union bicycle--boueht
two weeks ago; will sell at sacrifice to prouipt
cash buyer Address l.. f. NJ. Star Office. .jeI st
FOR SEQ HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES At
Wholesale. less than factory prices. This wheel
Is especially intended for renting purposes.
my216t JACOBS BROS, l229 Pa ave.
DEALERS AND RIDERS ATTENTION.! UNRE-
deemed bicycles UpIedce med bicycles at Ia
value. Just received frcm tho storage ware
houses Of the Manhattan Loan and Storage Co,
Philadelphia, rnd now sale at our sales roon.s
brand.new bic ycies. such as 1896 Syracuse Racers
at $46.S5, 1897 Liberties. 1895 Handlers and vc-
tcIs; also 1897 Detors, Worlds Sandow, for ladies,
gents and children. Also high-grade tandems.
Sundriea and psrts. W. exchange and huy out
right Sales room open evenings. NEW YORK
CYCLE CO., <24 9th Ut. NV. my24-l2t'
FOR sALE-WILL SACRIFICE MY 20 WHEEL:
highest grade; eeiebrated make. Address X. d.
n, Star ONCE. ny26-tf
Evening star., 1897-06-02
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT-FUKNISHED-ON SECOND STORY
back room to quBet gentleman; central location.
9Oi X ST. NV. je2-2t@
Evening star., 1897-06-02

WANTED BY TRAINED NURSE. THE CARE
OF an invalid for summer months; hest refer
en'e- Address PRIVATE SANrTARIUM 1ii9 H.
l. ave ieI -3t~
WANTED By > RFI.IABiE WOMEN GENERAL.
i'1>twtrk or cooking for boarding house: N, cb-
l-citUn TO leaving city: other good copk cfiii-
bermlid. lauEdress waitress. Gail o. address
li"--. l6th ST. NV. je1-2t.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-04-10

Laxol, the new form Of Castor Oil
is SO palatable that children lick the
spoon clean.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-04-10
We Pass This Way But Once.

We have not passed this way before,
And we shall not pass again;
Make the most Of time, the most of life,
And mind not the mingled pain.
If the path is bright and flower strewn
Take in all the fragrance sweet,
Thank God for the JOY that comes to you
In paths marked for your feet.
If around the hearth an unbroken band
Make up the circle of home,
o, love them today and love them well,
Ere the angel of death shall come.
You will not pass this way again;
BE sure that you pass not by
The old and tried, the sick and weak,
And those not ready to die.
Look out for the flowers along the way
And heed not the singing thorn;
There are stars above the darkest night,
And sure is the coming morn.
And If the gathering storm is heard,
And the waves beat wild and high,
Look up for help to the far-off hills
And watch for the rifted sky.
Look up through tears, for on beyond
Is the cleaning golden shore;
We can bravely bear little while,
For we pass this way no more.
Mrs II. f. Thomas.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-04-10
No. 80

we did, and left things in as good
shape as we could When the ban
quet ended. daylight began to appear,
and we then hustled out and got
breakfast for our horses and looked
after their comfort. The lombard
ment from across the river that was
expected with the advent OF daylight
did not show up. On the contrary,
it was soon ascertained that the enemy
had fallen back: and then rumor had
II that General Lander intended to
cross with artillery and cavalry and
persue. But about noon we were
ordered to return to our post at Four
Locks, and were back there again
before the next nightfall.
Later on we went again to Hancock
and encamped there awhile, and at
one time made scout from there
into Virginia, of which may write
hereafter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-04-10
MARTINsBURG W. va. SATURDAY. April. 10. 1897.

our young goliaths said. "Let me
lean against it, y which he did, and it
opened. oh whata sight for hungry
eyes Shelves Of preserves and
pickles; jars of applebutter; tubfui
Of fresh sausage; plenty Of fine ham
and bread and butter. There was a
table in the kitchen large enough to
seat about twenty at time. and soon
acloth was found and plenty Of dishes,
and it was set. = The frying pans
were cooking sausage by the yard
The ham was sputtering and giving
out its appetizing odor, and also the
raw bacon we had brought with us
was getting into crisp and toothsome
condition. What feast it was and
there was plenty for all. Some of
the boys after eating heartily Of
substantials ended up with a heavy
covering of preserves on top OF it all,
which felt good at the time, but, later
on, when fermentation asserted itself
in their stomachs, the contents of
those important organs had monkey
and parrot time. One of our good
boys did not secure quiet in his i'm
ternal economy till some time the
following day, when peace was restor-
ed by the wholesale election Of the
warning contents. But what kingly
feast it was while it lasted, and how
all the discomforts of the snowy and
freezing march were forgotten, aud
what jokes were uttered about the
enemy across the river, and as to
whether the ears of the family which
had fled from the house were not
burning just then, and as 10 what
might be the situation at daylight;
but who careda We had just had the
jolliest meal that ever soldiers had,
and we were ready for anythingl
We were as careful as possible not
to damage, or destroy any Of the
glasses, dishes, plates, or utensils
belonging to the family. | don't re-
collect whether we washed up the
dishes or not, but my impression is