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Hany Sale cf im :t.
tion Contes
Oae Thousand Men off I li r I o n li h . A
Touch of No(,T(i Kiilc. Tele pr.nii'.
of liiiitli) . S )i i . in ti t of
(atlle. Telephone i urn
pany. K per in I Coiirl
Term.
.'ol K.WI. H. 1 KM . .
Kale N ('., Se-te,iibi i Jl.
Over 1(KU nun of tiie Sen. ml Kcc,i
menl left yestorilay un Hieir furloughs.
This ill umirM! leaves l.ut feu here. Kv
erylliinj; N iii'el .-ml the chimcc tlml
there will lie miy trouble sic itbout over.
'I'liis morning nl I lie church cf tin;
i i . I S I h i 1 1 1 1 1 Mr. Willism S. West,
mid Mis.- Su.-ii: Til!iui:liiiM were niaiiie.l.
Tliey li ft (or h trip tn Csiniulii. I'.otli
ii'C pupiilin ymiiii; .-oricly p.-ople line.
There were iiiiie a number of ulu inl
ants.
The C'lini ! - Yniigi.n ' '.iinr.iy ('ompjiny
ftle pin, ill.' :i u .- k etii;iiL!rillei;l here lit
the Acieleluy . ! M'.iMe.
The siiie ..I pisiuls ninl .iinnii: n itlon I n
linth hit. ii'i.l i n! in-.l i i. illume. I es
tcribly rn- lea.liiii.. Inn . I .v -i - man vii I
he lit teln,e,i : m !j in neiti.ies, iiiil
he loiin.l . the i.- m ie .-.-;! 1 1 lj I Inn. he
iliil ik- i-e. li,- -m, I K. -,,1,1 ,,,ic
in ' ibns ili-iti hi' liaii in a il,:,. ,1 vem.
The I III ' fi ! i (l.."l:,hii ,,! I ', enuul . i
me! last lit. .hi f.,i , e, I ; tii tiiliccr-..
Air. . II, lium-v irtii..! :.i e-i;iriit .an.!
M r. N. N . I (Mies a- ( ! , I ii! ; . . ll,,- i-l.-n
Mr. lii-ncv iip....i rctiiu, un b j iei:
ditl a'hlies.
We ha e muiicu hat "I ui Meu , .1 m c;l .,
rule heie in II.iiei.-li a iice;rii t!cpi:l
was mil ye-tenla senium Milip..'ii.-..n
while men.
I' 1)M in.lliiv it. i- lieu.! Iha! i-allle
eaii he shipped arm-- i he cue fi.-in :.:,y
part ,if the Sl:.t. !r., N , em :,er cilli
to .lumen v 1Mb.
'jj.r I. ,.ii.- Men, ..ii, . -. ..- ni i.m an, I
. the 'Kale"-h ( haptei I 'a ', I; l e i s nl the
Cmifi alei aey mi vcslcnbiy icnl ti lerain
nf sMiipalhy M's .lc Hi imh. P.,vUfur
tie ilealh i,l her ilam'htei , Sli-s Winnie
Davis.
'I'he leu ai ine.lin el the ccculue
coimuil tee ,.f tiie pen i: en 1 1, try b.ianl met
here t ila .
Senator linth i :-:.vs t hat 'rec -ilvcr is
tn lie the i.c.lie. Taat lit.- I b-ni-ie i :i ic
color line nm eiiu nt is ilisRii-tlne more
ieuple than ii is alliaetoi.;. He sas
that he kn.oss pnsitiveiy thai the lee,i.sln
til re w ill he an; :- Itt nioenii ie.
'".The applii ants l.il iieen-e hefole 1 In
Supreme ( 'oui t ill he examined in the
Senate ehanihir. Marh applicant will
liaea!esk iimlilie e.'.inii,iti,,iis will
he vtiitlon TIiih i- an ci.liiely new immIii
f proceeding
Thu tohaero -ales heieaie ineieiisin
over what they were lu-i year.
Thu Intel Stale Tel, phone Conipanv
has hi I hi' '-el iIh-m line ill Ka!i'n;li.
Tl.ey arc putting in a l,n, i .piipment
licre. The poles l.. im; p .1 up ale the
lal .'its I i n the Si iilc
(iovei nor Kns-cd oi.l. i- a ; i 1 1
let in of Mii k leu hui c i i inn i 'a' i i .
Interest U k Ct'OiiStatti Fair
Allicniarle l'i cxln lei ) . Men lmriii'
It i f ti u i n I Hi put I. The I n .e of
lr. Slot knnl. In, I imir
in u i Hui Inn Sr.)
J. .( IIS U Itl'HK.M'. I
It A I KIC.M. N. I '.. S. pt. iiiImt L J (
Interest in the comiiiL' Sla'e l''a!r is in
cri'iulng. C ol. ( iiiinlnhaiii is mil allow
ing tiling to remain tpiiel. The Kilr luifl
Dover Iwforo had a proltlonl who wm o
thoroughly eiuhmcd w ith the work, nor
one who wh to determined that emrv
II f, houltl lie Miicmtpil. I'ol. ('mi
nlngliain lia rcnu-.l f,,r (I, ,,l,i-r the
liamUoinu CainiMiMi homo on llill-horo
licet, anil diirinn the Knlr ho and hi a
rliarmlng lti will kcrp "open homo."
Jin Cuiinliiglnim who llh hrr Virginia
knowleil)jn of hoplmllly, nml conllallty
U well lilted to make Iter hinhand's honif
one of tho inoit allrai tle, w id ho wt-
ComoU hero hy her lioat of Uttlel(h
frloDda, mado while here, when the I'ol
oncl wm Hie merulwr ol the )ee;UIt,iri
from I'orton County In when he did
uch gootl work fortlic Ii 'iii.m ralie par
ty M could be dotio iiBong nirli turn
coniprwotl that IrglnUturo.
All or ilia rcrtnt trouble between ol
illan nd ncgrort eem to litre ipilried
down Had m It wal, enMllonl rnpoMa
were iant out ffom hore tbout ll.
Albcmtrle I'realiyterf It hold'ng lie
ietelO'i Utn A mui meeting waa Iwld
tbla tftaraoon. Import thow in
coortglng condition of tfTtlrt In cburch
work Ikroagliout this PretltorT.
fluf erlDltadenl Mawborno in fall bien
nial report lo the lagiilature tblt winter
l a nasi l. Hrni Tmo if. -4, Vsa 1 1
I J litlw I..M M 4f-ws. M
will i.-coHiiueiitl that ' no man thou..! In
eligible to the oflice of school eomu.lt
teenian ur.,,.-r i.c can wiite ),. own'
name, qnalined to do ordinary husi
ne, and Is Wnun n to be In favor ,,f puh
lii. education Wheie colored nicu uu
n A le font. I :u serve as committeemen
I'ic a in ,(., row .i-hlps while iihn shun Id
' apii-'tiKi l I 1 manage the colored
enhl ,r Huilt-r speaks here ilt tolier T
Adjutant lieneral Cowles says he
'. ) i : 1 1 k b uu-.t afier the Second Kuiiiiem is
uiusiere.l out that fully !nO of the men
wiPeuli-l i. oilier regiments If it he
po-'M- I
thainiian liolton, Uepiililicun, says
ttial oi-p.--iion lo Iliestoek law has niatle
more , ounties iinii Denioeriilic, than any
other one , aiise In spite ot this stale
nieni tne sto, k law movement grows
steadily. Iiolton makes many strange
an noil ucenieiii s.
Dr. Stockard, chief surgeon of Second
Uegiuitnt, will not he further questioned
as lo Uio, many clutres against him,
ah-enec from camp, incapacity, neglect
of sick, etc. It remains to he seen what
tiie people generally, and the families of
those men who died, will have to say as
to these things not being looked into.
Possibly others higher in oilier than 1);.
Slockmd w ill be questioned.
('apt. Claw ford. Company K, Kirst
Regiment ha- had his resignation ac
cepted 1st I, ban. Heavers will probably
1"- appointed his siircc-siH
So. cin1 term of Meekleiibuo., court
t" try lie' r.api-t lor .lacks, in. icoloredl,
oannol be held until October 21. It as
oiilcre.l tor October P, but .1 uilge Sutton
c mid not hold it I hen.
. W-leuif l or t-r. rn.
1 i n 1 1 . Scpti niher L'U- The workmen
o! Ililbao. w heic lln-.-:-iiis--r- w hich he
longed lo Admiral ( eriera's tleel were
biHlt, nave ib-ciilcl lo i;., lo Santa mler in
ot.b r to make a demoiist rat i u against
lla- ,h i.'.ited Spanish Admiral on his
return to Spain. The government has
taken uniisuies to picwnt the plait
!'i ii-' carried out. and the ministry has
lot bid, h-n ileinoii'ii rations welcoming
('to era lioine.
Captain Ceneral ltlanco cables from
Havana that he is not in accord with the
1 .'iihan colonial ministry, to which the
loo, i i iiment here leplied that while
Spanish sovereignty evists in Cuba he
must apply autonomy, and, therefore, he
cinnot turn out the colonial government
now iti oilier and appoint n new one.
1 I, Duke ol Trunin, who was minis
ter for foreign nH'airs in the cabinet of
lite lair Piemier Can-oas del Castillo. M
tpto'eii as saying in an inteniew.
' Senoi Canovos, ii Uu hail lived,
Would nr . er have accepted w ar with the
I ni.ed Stales. Canovus ami myHcIf
were convinced that war would lead in
evitably to the ruin of Spain."
Continuing, the Duke blamed the lib
err'ti, w ho, he said, could have averted
wai by aecrptii.i' thr piollercl good
ollices of I he I'nilcd States minister,
lleneiiil Slew art 1.. Woiidfonl, by tieal
in:' w itlt the insii'gi'iits on the basis o'
Cuban independence or by selling Cuba.
"Sruor Sagasla," the Duke of Trutan
said, "i- irsponsible for all ol our disas
ters and must be ejected from power "
t nii.-rnl ol Wlnnlt. llitvlH.
N M.u ii. i i i i Pii u, R. , Septem
ber VII !t ha-t been de. i.led that tin: body
o' Mi,s innir I in, js, atler a luief sri
vice heie, will be lorwarded to liich
ni. a 1, 'a , on the train Iravlng here at
P' !U., i lor!; Thins, lay morning. The
I'Mlt'irv should be completed at s til H n,
Ki i,la'.
The b 'dy will ica, li Washington at
!l Ci p in and leave tlml place f,n liich
inoinl at 4 uil a m Friday.
The funeral of Miss Davl- will lake
place al ;i.::o o'clock Friday afternoon.
The lemalns, which will reach lite city
on I he moi nlng of that day. w ill lie taken
direclly lo St. Paul's rlnti, li, 'vheie they
ill lie in -lali til the loot, for the
f it in-ra I
I.-U I I N1I.M.
' h i i I' la . Sept
bei
'.'I -
M.io.l Cei.rral I-H, hii.'h I.,, is -lowlv
iioral l-ii,iiiigh I.,, is
i'.' f mm a rnt lo t si r 1 1
attack
of indigestion and Mighl fever aceoiii
anylng It lie w u. able lo I, avti Ida
Ik,I for the Hist lime In several days
Monday, having moved from his camp
to the hotel, where Ills fanillv W SA Slop
plri f He has lurched most atTnctinnalr
care from M several daughters, whose
ilevol noi to tin Ir father l one of the
charming fealuin ,,f i, family if,.
of the Lees
(lenersl Lee Is now sn lously a walling
I lie liinvi'iiic nl of Irorqn to Cuba, for lie
believe, when this lakes place his lime
will roine
"AM ltein-nu thai I expected lo go
to Snni laicn or Potto Rico, and that 1 waa
dlsgrunllcd hrcauso t did iml go are
f ile." lie taitl lodaj, "I do want lo go
to llavsna, and I have so staled a num-
Jlarr of limes I told General Mile that
I waa a soldier and had no favors lo a k,
hill I bail the slronfnsl doolre to go lo
llavaua wild m lioniie. I presume If
there was any larja movement of iM
army Onneral Miles would command and t
all I ask ) the command of the troops In
tba lesd of Hist movement,"
WasntxtiToa, fVpiemlivt 10. The ad
ance uard of the naval aipedllloa U
Ilonololll. Which will eveolually go In
Manila, ataned rtsUrday, when the
lbarenda tailed from fori ma
rlaDnulL Tba iUsaretiU l( aollter,'
one of foar will. art lo keep Ox big
illleahlpi Orego ud lo tepplted
whh roat onlhelf lnnj Vo;ag tmim1
South AfcvrUs The flae la lo ktre
t0 of the collier- piece, Ie the btllt
aliipii ami two to gt, along with them I
In addition to these escorting irafts,
Acting Secretary Allen today ordtrrd
that the Celtic and the Irin lie added to
the expedition The Celtic In a refriger
ator and supply ship ami the Iris is a
distilling ship. Their capacity is enorm
ous, and Mr. Allen said that such a per
feetly equipped naval expedition has
never before sailed under any Hag. Wbh
their large reserve supply of coal, with
an abundance of refrigerated fresh meat
and vegetables, with appliances and
plant for making machinery and, finally, '
with an abundance of fresh water, thu'
squadron will lie able to keep the seas
for an indeliuile period of lime.
TO SHOW OUR SHIPS.
Ilrlnon ii nil lw Wllltp nf Hun III
AHtrrleMn l'orl.
Washiikoton, Sept. 20.- South Amer
ican porta which have not been visited
recently, hy American warships, and
especially by the most formidable ves
sels of the new navy, are lo be allorded
an opportunity of seeing at least two of
the ships that did so much to defeat
Cerveni's squadron and crush Spain's
power in Cuba waters. Now that a
favorable chance is ollertd in the de
parture of the battle ships Oregon and
Iowa, tin: colliers and the distilling and
I t'fi igcral ing ships, under Captain
liai krr, for Manila, hy way of Honolulu,
the Navy Department has decided that a
wholesome lesson may be taught Spanish
sympathizers in South American repub
lics by the visits of these ships to several
of the chief seaports
In accordance w ith instructions issued
by Secretary Long before his departure
for the North, Captain Barker is ordered
to take his ships Into nearly all the lead
ing ports while making the long nip to
the West. I'nless, therefore-, the (dans
should be changed, or the orders coun
termanded at the first stopping place en
route, the squadron will make port al
liahin, l'mft anil Rio. if the yellow fever
does not prevail to an ala. nlug extent,
and possibly at Montevideo. It Is the
purpose of the department especially that
the Chilians and Argentinians shall see
sonic of the trrent fighters that so easily
drove Cevera's vessels to dosti net ion and
the power and slienglJi of the two most
foiinidable vessels of the American ser
vice.
mUC'J TROUBLE rROBADLE.
lire? f us I'Msn Nl Irrlllic I'ftrlM I iilonel
ll-iinrl Uniler millnry Arri-sl.
I'i;is, Septetiiber !3'J The situation
heir is vriy grave. A tdasli bet ween the
lullitary and civil authorities over the
Dreyfus' case is pronounced.
The seizure, of Col. Picquart by (len.
Xurlindcr, military governor of Paris,
w hen being tried by a civil process, i
feared as the first step toward a dicta
torsltip ll emphasizes 1 he tletermina
tion of the army to prevent a levision of
the Dreyfus case al all taists.
Tin: Paris papers, say that the minister
of war, ticneral Cliaiioine, has examined
the documents of the Dreyfus case, and
has ordered the prosecution of Colonel
Picqiiai t, on the clirtrge of forgory ami
using forged documents In the case. Col
onel Picquart made a statement which
caused a sensation. He said
"This Is, perhaps, the last lime 1 shall
speak in public. I shall aleep, perhaps In
tho military prison of Cherchc Midi.
Therefore, I wish to declare that If I Hud
there the st rangllng cord of I.emercier
Plcard or lite laxir of Colonel Henry It
will lie murder, for 1 have no ubyi of
committing suicide."
The judges, after a short delilairation,
decided to adjourn the case Indefinitely,
ami Colonel I'h quart was led away by
policemen
The commission appointed by the min
ister of justice, M Sarrlen, lo examine
the documents in the Dreyfus case and
piouounce upon Hie advisability of the
government formally granting the prls
oner of Dcvll'Island a new Irisl. met
this afternoon at tho ministry of justice
The realist precautions w ere taken to
Insure secrecy It Is undersloisl that the
commission w ill come lo a decision by
ncxl Monday, when M Sarrlen will coin
niiiiilcale Its finding to a cabinet coui.cll
which will 1m- presided over by President
Fan re
IIibro of rolling riicei.
Cn Coohtt. I ttorliiOnlct
Il (a beretix oplr,l that tba Polling
place la Rocky nan I'rednol lie changed
fio Moms Bryan t fan to Baalth'a
Aoadawj, and that the PoRlai plane at
Lsm'I farm be ebanfed frasn Malllson't
erhool boaae l laa orlflaal I'elllaf
place kaowa at Lara Faaa.
W. M. WATSOK, a S. C.
Mew Bert, . 0, Sept 14, IN.
Ftr.TDin
Akeefataly Fur
is I
rONEBAL orwiNNIC LAVlh
It Kill br s Ntlsklf list . I ! ol II nil
Sf nsi tm KlrSilUMUil.
Hi. iim.iMi a., Seplenilx't -1 1 1,1
committee appointed by 1.-. 1 an p f
Contederalc Veterans to anion.'.' ! ,: ti.i
tunyal of Mi-s Winnie Dao-. wnui. i
to lake p,ace here Frl,lu a ' I,-: 1, ,
couipleled il- work touighi
The body will arrive ftoii. Nanugaii
sett Pier at n 40 a in Frh! a , and w i.i be
met at the depot by the ni 11. hers ,,! u,t
I.ee and Picket Camps, ll will l.e es
corted to the lecture room of M Paul's
Church and will be placed un,;, r atiuard
until :t l i 111. Then the colhu will be
removed to the church piopci, where
the funeral sen ices will be cmdut led b
Uisltop Whittlr. Bi.-hup Pen;- k. Kc v lq.
Caruiicharl, Kr Dr. Lan lon It. Ma.-oit.
Rev. Dr. Moses D. lloge and liev. Di.
James V. Smiih
The procession, which will follow tl.e
body to the giae, will be composed of
the Confederate Veteran camps, etcrans
from the Soldiers' Home, Sons of Vet
erans, Daughteis of the Confederacy and
otlieis.
In concludiili.' the creinony at tiie
grave Centenary Chiiii.h choir will sing
a hymn.
While the procession is passing, the
bells of all the churches in the city will
be tolled, and every Hag in Richmond
w ill be put al half mast.
INDIAN AND TIGER.
i Clever Trick by Whirl, the Former Out
wittfd tin. Latter.
According to a good and true, tiger
story in Cornhill, nn Indian who had
lonrnt'd K01110 of the eleinrntary princi
ples of Jugglery itnd contortion went
out oim fveiiiiig to walk uixhi 11 ridgy
plain. Win n ho rt Hched t.lm top of one
of the mounds, ho saw 11 tiger nhciul of
him, oOO or (itxi yards away. I!cfor4
tho man could hide behind a mound the
tiger tuul sts n him and la-gun to bound
tnwurd him tit, Its topnnwt HH-od.
Iliivlitg no incaiiH of defonso, there
wiih nothing for the man to do but to
rtWHt for the nouriwt tron, hut though he
tried it and pnt forth his utmost
strength tho tiger steadily gained upon
him.
Willi t wns lln to do? In sheer detijicra
tion ho resolved upon an unusual
scheme. Just uh ho diHitpieareti for tui
instiuit from the tiger's sight iu run
ning over a ridgo ho halted, stretched
out his legs at right nngloH, curl, si
tltivvn hiH head so unto hsik la-twceii his
legs to the rear mid extruded Ids onus
upward iu u fantiistiii manner, like the
puils of a windmill.
Iu n few seeondK the tiger hovo in
night, and at that instant the fuoti of
tho object assumed ft hidetms giimocc.
A prolonged yell uromi, mirh as had por
hupa Ht.vtir laiforo piort'od tho ear of any
tig, 11, mid thr Hrtils of the witidliiill Ixt
gtlll to revolve buckward and forward
as if a sudtlen whirlwind had burst
upon the sconu.
The tiger recoiled. What, ho evi
dently thought, Is this? Then- i-tood u
ferooiouH star shupod inonsb i, glgnutlc
aguinst the sky. Its hideous head w as
situated In the vory center of its body
nuy, its vlsidlke jaws, lmlw,-,ii which
tb(M fiendish roars were issuing, were
actually placed alaivo Its two llory l yes,
ltd limbs were furiously ehnn. .ring for
action, and the man he had l. 11 chiiH
lug, where was he? Already devoiued
by this torrible lanst? The tig, r could
not pauso to refltx:t. Ho turned tail,
and uh he disappeared ov 1- u friendly
ritlge 11 last awful yell cuus. il 1dm to
redouble his pnott He was conquered
by tho unknown.
Oim IMtMwI hr Nsu(I.L
Foot men sitting together wa're oon
Hdlng to one another tbulr general ig
norance of the inattsToontained In toit
bisikH. Dim said ho had Htudi. d algobrn
for throii yeura, but he would find it
lmpowdhln to hoIvo tiie Kliiipleht jirob
loin by an algebraic pnsa Another
mild ho had lx.u ixmntisi a gisl student
in Kcsdogy, tuid yet he doubt. 1 if he
could inline, tho principal jsrlisls In
their proper order.
"Now lot's sesi how 11111. h you tin
know," said 000 of the 1111,11 "(low
much Ih one divided by naught or
nothing 1"
"f)no divided hy nothing ' repented
tlto man at his right. "Why, that's
01 mi. If one Isn't dlveh-d by anything,
It mnmiiiH ontv "
"I think the answer la nothing,"
said Hlioth. r. "One dlvidtsl by nothing
l uothlng. Snn, that's right. "
"You're the worst I ever htrd, "
said the liitut who had given the profi
bun. "Oiwi dlvidil hy msthljig that
mttuui liow iiiany times Is nothing mn
talmsl In nun. It Is contained an Infinite
number of tlrmx, ami tho corrw t an
iwttr in Infinity '
Then ho hail to talk to thorn for five
minute In order to rmivinc them.
Chltwyo IteAiird.
TUB PIARIBTB.
Vtslerdsy's innikel ,,i,.tslions furnish
lf)- W. A I'orterfh ld.tCo. Coininissl.m
llrokers
Nl V.. lis S. plemlx r 2'.'
SlIK'KS.
0n lllsh. ltw. Cloetf.
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OiTTON.
fpon. Hlfh. Low. (nu
J an nary S 41 S 41 .1 !W BIO
ciucAoo UAitKrre.
WrtaaT (pm. High. Lost, Uoe
Deoembvr . . ,. tn M 3 M
OrMus
beoembssy..... M W M t0
Rkitovr sod k.ltpn "t r.t, 1 iv....,us Her
ulbr of thr 1..-, ult.l lot.
M .ll 1'li- t.ir .'-nr 11.. ,t,,(i.t,-r ..f
l'eliltsyhalila tj.-riiii.i: lai.,1.), !ltr,jr it,
the vicinity ,,f 1'arli-i. i ,1- ',rti In
17ls, and her liati.c wits M.tl Litd 1st,
pun ii, rii,,u. 11,1::,. St,.- w iii.ori.-d t
olo- J-.hti r li;,, r ,1 twirN r i,
when the war br-.h.- ii'. with the n.. th- r
i-.iuntry ,1,11,1. -I :i. riiM I'. niisv 1 , ;il,i ,
artillery and " ,- .,(!
the Ss.-V.-I.tli 1', 1,1,-;, :
- -card Inu.-t. rr. ,1 T
alita Infantry, con,
mantled t.y t'..l,.:n-l Willi, m, Irvine of far
lisle, w lib wlis family Mary Ltidwi had
llv.sl at scr I,- She will, KTI!lilt,-d to
iie-c.uuiMuiy It, r tmshaitil n n-jrtinent, serv
bif the batl, rv a e,s,k ami IiiuihIiths, unit
when at the l.attle of Monmouth ( Kree
hold), N J . Ii.-r huslitilut v.'art wounded at
Ids mm, she sprang toiward. s. l.,il the
ramnier anil t,,,,k hi- place to the end of
the battle Alt. r the lu.llle she carried
water t.i th, v,,, tin, led. .,11 I l.eil 'e her p. t
name of " M-.il l'lt.-li.-r "
Hayes dletl after the war was over and
she niarrh-d a wuind husl.an,l t,y t tie nan,.
tit McCatiley, itnd at h, r rruve in 1 1,, ,,!,!
cemetery at Carlisle there jr. ,t lu.iiiiiiiieltt
that Is-.trs this lnsi rlj.tlon :
M.-llj M.-I'aul. j,
; iteanwii,-.! ii. Histxrv iiH-'M.-lly
I I'lteli.-l ," the lle'rome ,,f
Men nth:
1 M,-,t .htiucir-. , 1KCI.
Kl. . te.1 l,y the t'ltlXeli ,,f Cuti r
liimt ('.unity, July -I, 1m; tt. ;
On Wiuihiiijrton's hlrrhttay, is:.-.1, when
Molly was nearly 7u years old, the lels
lature of Pennsylvania voted her a tflft of
f lu and a pension of $40 per year.
Her eountcrptirt in female heroism in
the civil war, the heroine of Whitti.-r's
jHietn, " I tarhara l-'rte tehie, " was alho a
I'eitnsylvaiiia t iei-inaii dame. Her maiden
name was Hani r ami her family moved
trotn Lancaster to 1 red, -t ick, Mtl.
It is stl-alip- Dial these two solitary Ir
male military Itirtlles, the most e, iltspteu
nils since Joan of Ale, were both I'elmsyl
vanla tlerinalis, but It is true. Harris
hui'K Commonwealth
CHANCE MfctTING IN BATTLE.
Tff'l -VIt.il Kr.mi 0,ttstiijr ArlntoH lltil,
Int., I.H.-li otlt.r's Anns.
liet an oltl soldier started, nml he can
reel them , ill by tin yard This one l,
t'roln the same source
" Ilurlnj Stonewall Jackson's first val
ley ralilpatutl and the day Is, lore the tint,
tie of Cross Keys I was standing, " said an
ex Confederate 1, Hirer, "with several other
ullierrs of Klwell's tit.islon under tho
shadoof a clump of trees In an old licit!
overlooking inlet p cut In tin- road through
which the ti-.,..ps were mnrehliitf. Suil
ttenly I observed Maj. r It.,!, Wheat, the
famous t manlier ,.f Wheal' battalion
nf lli. k Taylor's 1 ,., til a.nia brigade, look
iliK tot.-ntly forward at a lot of Federal
prist mors approachilifr under uunrd. 'heat,
was a most mafriiltteenr s(x-tdmen of man
hotsl, mid, guid.-d by his Int.-rii.e gfte, 1
soon singled out among the iirlsoners the
ubjts-t of it, a man of like proMi-r.iuis t.,
himself In a moment more Wheat had
rushed down the hank with outstretched
amis, exclaiming
" I'll, yes, - von' I tie .light, that,
watt you giving n :- notch trouble.'
' The prisoner opened w itl,- his arms and
rushed to ineeT Wheat In an einliraee which
showed to us onlookers how to inter must
have been their relations In ttle past and
how gr, at their friendship still After a
long1 embrace Wheal 1.1I1I his friend t,.,
march on to Kichtiiontl. and be would see
that be was w, 11 eared for and soon ex
changed Then, turning to n-,, Wheat ex
plained that the l-',s,-riil oilier was Col
onel Windham, al) Mliultshniaii, who had
served with him on lien,, nil Abiisana's
stall In the (larlhal'li, 111 struggle for llal
tan freedom.
"Old civil war days were famous for
pleasant, 11 t.ll.gs like t-hi.t " rhtlatlel
phia Times.
Gut by Ills Own l.
In James l-re,-inan Clarke's 'Nine
ttviith Century tit, -t l--tis" h.-uis th.- f,,l
lowing illuming dog story
At one time my il.,g w,;.. f.,1,,1
lug
pi..
to the railway -1 it i- ,11 t r i.
I-
tint! 1 i.lw a - ,-r, I, 11 .1 l.l 11, t-, g, , I te,
fearing he uoll'.d Is- hurl. I, the.als He
easily un.l. l-.to.st thai il he w, lit tin re ll
wa. contrary to my w i-d,.-.- (
whenevt r hewn-, neartl.,- st.ttloii, if h.,
saw in.- eointng. he would l....k tin-other
way and pretend le t !.,kii, o.e If Jn,
met in.- iiiiyw iirn- , U, he alw ,tv t'oinid. .1
to nns t. me t Uh gr. at d- ll-hl lint at tie,
stivtlon II wa,. .pilt.- dllter, lit lb- would
pay no attentloi to n. hi-'l, or my
call 1 1 . ,11 j i" t. ml, d t - I, , hi e.th. r dog
1,1,-1 would look me right In the face with
out app.-iri-nll-.- r,s ogniiug 11,, II,. gave
OK- the eul din. t. Ill lie- 1 t IiiiIm rflllellt
IllHlilnT, tin- 11-nsi.fi i- -fit I
In kin w lit- vn il-.tiii; IimI
nn.) .It.) imt Ilk. ti f .,it.
hi- inny linr n-llnl a hti !
illlt"!!!'- li IlinlH IT
t"iii 1 hut
ii my tit iir
A Twl.1i .1 .Mlrm h .
II, 1 til I.' ltfh.ill,. ,11-1 )ll
'It
w
' It
flll'l
wurn hhv ful s-i r 1 1 1 n . M trMi .lnliii '
fiat ivriN t mN . t t
wiir '!nit ft' iitlr'' I'- U V.i., i lnfivpM
. "-Hi lU U'ln (-1 Ut the lw. h
"Siv.n th"iiH.tnl 1imi.'H ami ft, l m m fUlir
hvltiM ft Ui Oh. IwiIm iim,s.i1,w (ui
win n-
l'n.
t
U iny
lt the nilnu l- 1-itini Inr '
1 Kii-hurry m-rnU h-il hU hrm! n
iliH'fiU intflltAtl vt'ly 'J'hMi h r
11. Mtirm' Jnhn, rii' mlr' li-, Voriiln
tint ll
nt ur
nil (lliln t huftt " - "urn ut MUt-
Nowtim'i Fpurful 'rtm.
At th ciml 1 f n nxsiil rtt IlnytUtn'ii hoiio
Ki-nt" in.niml tam-t In th(w ti-nii,
' ' I )UhuiMir tit thf tiK iimry of Ni-wtufi "
The f(..'Nt isLjipI 1.1 him In 'iiwtlnhlng
nrirlmi, it in I W .rNw-.n h itMkmt for an
it-lnimllnii
'It ftllBWlT'. Ki-tt. lMW-s,ian h
liitr(i) ! 'hi- 1 1 t thf rnlnlmw hf
nli' liiff It u n prl-m ' And thi nrtUU
nil ilrnnk. lih om iMtit nl. fMtnf iiathm to
thr am mil
AIMho vnn In thi rilar nrmj r
nuriflil by htifl" ItiHtonil A hy drum, thr
UiU'r tnirtnti tit l Inu ul only In nnri
rrtl imiaiU Thl l iH-miw ndrum inny
ftwtly hiivit u htu hn.k- n nd UdllDctiU
tii ninntl In tb It hi, atnl It l iimIum whn
Wi A lni(h' itl"- ft far rinrir Mitittd,
nd IU Milla wtn lv hmrd t ioti dttv
tUOM
rttry hlllUrrl IkOU frmhly turrtnH hum
lo m tfmljnU tv7 cnoftilly, M ( auAilnci
fHAnfjn of Mtiprntum mj mum Utt In
ww h. To prfTHa UiU xktxf rnqtilrt tu b
pUnpd fnr Ww4 thtrm Muritahs ft Wm
mom In ordor lo hr1.k m4oiUlf M toy
irv, hefrm hy mm flnliM m$4 paXh4.
tba waaihar forecast for loday ftckar
!( vtalkar.
TOBACCO
TAKE NOTICE i
'd ban- hud ju for you a supply of
corroN TWINE,
Sttitalde for Tying Tobacco, ami uni can hare whatjoii
want at
15 CENTS POUND.
Winch is just about what it cost. ....
Wo Itafc also otic of the Largest an, I Host Stocks of
Stajilt' ami Fancy ... ....
GROCERIES AND P OVISIONS,
TOI5ACVO, SNUFF, CMiAKS, SVIM I', Mol.ASSI-.S,
etc., to lie found iii New Kcrno. ....
W'o will be lcanei to havo you call ami examine our
Slock anil get prices before bitting. ...
COOl) STABLKS FKKK
!!eKi('cllully(
iel & Gaskill. auo
71 Brojul SirM'(, IVKWBKIliVK, IV. C.
CLOTH,
O. Marks Co.
THE GREAT CHAMPION
HAYMAKER MOWER !
A
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lln it In iil "1 til - iiio-A, r l.i wink w lmri nl'n im fml N i. .LMii.r I, :tnl f . r - ut
litij; mi Fiii(. h r.itiiiil tn 1 .timing sliiinp- ant Irrf:', iL- u i .-t 1 h. !i-vi-iJm'.'Ii j r -il
in ii. Tin' m i nil ir nn I i.itiMilrH itrHt in uf ilil- in w it m will knciwu Willi
'nl I vi (-o whi t N il IriiiiHli-rii tin- H) wrr ilinclly tn llti kmfr wlllimit wiuitn.
I Inn Mhnrl riintxi tni link tli'it IftkrH tin (thu nf n pilinan prrmiu (lir Imr lo Im
niim I In nuy itiil'. rvt n iiiilit. In u4 in-H or tiilnr nlwiiu Ii-h u itlinut nUipin
hf ti'iun, nl u I (In ml tliroA tin ni ii hi nr nut i if ir. rim! t h1 l river i.ih ilo llitki
w hili- hlill in Inn M-nl.
t HIh r Mnwnrn lirrnk pilm inn, kntfr her)-, rtr. , n 1 wr.ir mil llir Riarn lc
mui'' lln- i in iii ilt mi w huh t lii nirtwiwi ttrc htiilt i: nr-mn Tho ( II A M TI' N
m fi-i fn'in lUmv Ir iuhli'1 iHTttuwn tho nnnriit' ii whirh ll in Imill it right. Tw
hfiinpinn will -l ) imi nn morn I h iti mui Ii Inferior nnu Ihmpm. and rxatllillfl
hk tuv In fori- buying.
HYMAN SUPPLY
For Sale Cheap 1
Two yoke of Oion, Carta aotl Fli.artts
C,,iu.l. Ie Hplnnilld wmkera anil line
bern pll rartwl fur. Yut fnrlher Infof
iiisllon, rsll st I'lttmsn I'yrle Company.
s 1.1 till lm.) 0 K PPIKK.
Lane & Wilcox,
Hurmsnrs lo Uujr H l,nf,
cAnnv a comh.ktk limr or
Jlfcdlclnns
Dry Ooods Nhocn
and llnrdwnre.
i
All foot aoM at Kw Bama rHoaa,
ami OsaraaUed u Ufralad.
ItEIiIa41R, Na C
6
ROW I
jlafAs..... -
CO.,
Ilrrnr,
Farm For 1,100.00.
A rimhI fsrni. with sultsble bull lln j
on ll. nfr rttrlls,, N ('.
Kor ssli-Chpsp I'rltr f 1 .410 00.
Write. MUM M. A II AUT,
Hlolla, N. C,
Facts 1 Facts II
Whan jo UU tba city Wl -fall
lo call a Iha 014 ltollalttt .
firm of
. .
r -
Roberts & Brother
i -
Tbj kap fall atack f .
. Wkkb tby cVtt at Low Hj
raa, Tm will alay find thsw
I1adaan-f for flirt Cla
'OotHta,