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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-01
che y}larletta 5onrnal.

Marietta, Georgia, March 1, 1872.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-01
Beware of Calomel.

ACwoETH, Feb. 27th.
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him. When 6oy III Eas stolen, and the
thieves prlCled tittE ink 70 AZ 9yer h =.
body, and sold him ior r & G. 4iN lp ",
freed by Uncle Abe'a proclampiiQn q He
makes a good living now by sweating
India ink and making clothes, and Q
printing Office here uses him % o rollerto
roll over their type. He Is considered q
success . ..5s,5e..-5t ~
many eggs when d child that his name Is
Hatch. He has been to- Europe and he
Is 80 English he has his washing done In
London, His head was done up ina
white rag. Says ], "Blll, what's the mat.
teri" Says he, II was run over bya
cow" "How In thunder did you get run
over by!a cowT says-L -"Well,l ,.SeyS ne,
II was walking iRsthoo suburbs awhenyI
saw a COW coming, Thinks l that COW Is
in a hurry. l didn't dream was in that
cows way; but, II appears ] was, and che
run her head agAinbt me, and knocked
me clean overtime fence aINhAt kihdiOl
q COW was iten says ]. "Well,I says he,
II don't know much about coWs.s hut In
conversationWith theToWner, I thlnkhe
called the dsrned Thing Q bull" ?. & 5 ~ I
lCURIosTTrRsaIN LOUIS. gfa
There Is eonsid efSble excitement hero
over who will fill the responsible position
Of Postmaster aE Auburn, Iowa z dThG sal.
ary Is So per annnm for ono 9ihtni ~
SLIouia men ought tomake odfght.
Cn, for you can't drink tliAt Mississippi
river water without getting chock full Of
grit. / asked o waiter, 10 ,hrlngme some
water. lie brought inela glass, and says
|, ~ don'twant Coffee Says he, faint
coffee, its water. Coffee you can setlle;
that water, never It Is awful muddy,
and Persian bullfrog couldn't live a
minute In II. ll i5saSli ~! lIfgil 'lblii5i &
The crop Of WGsternl clans willsiall
short this year. zzog5gmc
Most ofthe States arc ina healthy con.
dition, but 1llinoBis III. riiah I:-aA
The wife Of Spotted Tail isnot a czarina,
she Is squaRrina. so.zsl . i
They have p fellow here who was pet.
rided with 4stpniahment. i ID an i'm.
provement on bronze, and the likeness Is
perfect. ZIG 4 j, q y z
The girl who was stfack dumb. with
horror Is for sale in q hardware store. She
Is a dumb bellGaagoA dclAg
The man who Sas pafaly zed with fear
is getting over II, but The chap who ended
his careeris dead. aEiELAiL Z. lsiI'lI
To-day l saw the strongest woman's
rights womanin the country. shewon't
ride In palace car because it Is called O
Pull.man car, and sheis haYinga carbuilI
for women to be called q Pull.wofHati car.
Tell the ladies now Is the time TO buy
ealicoes, II they !Rant them to wash well
Don't forgetito Iell EN- Il theYbly[ then
during Lent they will be fast cslelss y =
A Boston drummer's trunk ufst to-day
It went twety miles, "a ne catse ibtf ltiit
accident Is sibpc to16e Two dried ham
sandwiches in it caIehfdgtfite, .
Mary Brown has a Shfe4n nt, Holm Jones
Is dead, john Smith sis ImlAing Y Satab
Stewart is drowned ina'saWsmill, Henry
Williams's baby has themumps, and am
well. Eva Ewers, A J john.
Queer.y.-It l should drop Secretary
Fish line, would It be flsh.line?
l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
Mineral Reports Of the Tuscarawas
Valley. 5 i5.i''-. 800

From The TusSaraWaS Chronicle. Nv.
Since the Geological survey was made.
and such iiaetabfEee- report TeIdered
concerning the. mineral deposits 81 This
section Of the COUNTY many Of our farm
ers who had fefof6fe paid but little
heed to themihefaf deposits on their lands,
have been making examinations to asCer.
tain whether or not there really was any
wealth hid away in The earth, and e.afe
glad to know that many Of them are re.
ceiyipgr very fattering encouragement
We have been shown specimens Of Black
Band Ore from the farm o., Mr., William
Nice auley,S. Ines6 II I'D eiphia ossing,
which Is said toaequdf dfity any that
has yet been discovered. Mr.. McCauley
intorms Us that he has one hundred acres!
all underlaid with good veins, Of this, ore,
besides coal, lime siole5 end afrGclay Sant
which, when developed Will certainly BE
Of considerable value. Ne are als6 iid.i
formed that steps will DC, taken aexhune
this untold wealth from the hills where Il
has already been too long sGcfeted. May,
success attend all such enterprises.
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GheG1tfR'tE15Jertes
A WEED.

How shall little weed grow
p,tDS nj and north winds blow
What shall be done'
Ont come some little pale leaves
Al Inc springs call. ,i,v
INT the harsh north wlnus O'""'
And the sad rains fall.
po,t thou Try to keepit warm
with dckle bTeathf az,
lie must, Who would give lie
Be Lord Of death. L
some dAy you forget the weed ,
Mans thoughts are brlegI,- ,.,.,
And youF GOODNESS steals llAo''"''
Through each pale leaf M
Till the weed Shrlnks back 10 ule
On the kinder sod, ,.,,
snail a he which found no SUM-
In death dad dod' o,,,,.,,
-Loul,. chandler Noniton, " april S@a'y
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COMMERCIAL RRDT FINANCIAL.
..MIRKETs BY IlTI5EILIFlIGSjRZAPllHI

l,Lc.5 -. ,i=z=-t==7r,fa J., 1900, :
New YORK Money and Stock Market.
NRw York. March Ia -GoY X rII 4.
110t Loans weqbre fam q M VI ~. i.
car,y;nc 1,ostin5a 90, 80 ~ Ve 1i. w
SM,,,,ssS LSss.n SSl%VV'VVV' 5a,,b
sloNhi-ACt've'-; -,
SrERLINd ExcHANaE-109e. H'Jo n'.a
II GoYRRNMRNTs-M0re active and prices
are improved. l2lGa 5nA slg iol %
United states &c Of iss1. common. ta,,s1
EiSe'twentlSs lse4l .............. ........,iiiX
Fiys.tWsntSs FisSs
EiyStWentcs tSSS. i
oapIsnsy sixss Yia'lmgsssH
sTocxs.-Onened str6nS INT iarlInad u;
Oh. A.. -, e.. ~ NNs uS"''ueso w
.Lo UNIV osil rum " per cent, ana On
the second call reacted slightly. Eriehas
been the feature Of the day, opening At 48i,
and closing at 4si. Boston g. Hartford
closed steady on the general lat, and
strong ana active ON Erie 15F
CLIss.. ,--~,... ,.r. 60
SH,O"so MaEkc" wy .
CHICAGO, March lS.-FLouR-Extra
spring quiet and firm at 80 S7a7O
GRAIN--Wheat-No. 3 spring Chicago
irregular at 81 19sa1 co. sCofn-No. Q
mixed at S6tc. 0ais-No. 2 mixed shade
llImer Ut goo. Rye-Quiet and easier OF
OQSIVG Barley-Dnll and inactive, 49c
!, !! r ,lI PorkSBetter De.
S aAnu anu nrner ~ $IlallSO. Lard
GuonE " otc' bulk Enthusiastically
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ORGANIC WEAKMrss

Immediately cured and full Vigor restored.
TINS distressing Affection, which rendern lila
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 the penalty
paid BY the victims Of Improper indnlpcncss.
nom not being aware OF the dFoadfnl eonsO'
queneee that may cnsuo, Now, who that nndcr.
stenat the Hnbj Oct wiz pretend 10 deny az ihc
poyet 81 ton ID o. sooner ~ ttd1e IN.
inG into sitnpfcpeF hahlts than 81 llie pfadentI
Dsslass being deprived OF the pleasure Of healthy
TOMS OF both body and mind arise, The systen
becomes deranged, tho Physical and Mental
functions weakened, Loss OF ProcrCatiYe Power.
Nervous l[rtta6ility, Dyspepsia, PAlpitation OF
ny ny 1WSaLI indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
n me- MaSpn& o. mo Frame, Cough, Consumption
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DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons. Inn.
Gon, Gradnate q ono Of the most eminent Coi.
y TIC United States, and th6 Rrast6r pSn
y WOOL iii9 las been spontin tho 6ospitaIs oi
effected some Of the most aStoniahing I'm reS maj
were ever known. Many troubled with rinSinr
In tho head and ears when asleep, Rreat neryors.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashiul.
ness, with frequent bluBhlnH, attended some.
ilnSS WIN arrangement OF mind, were cured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured Themselves by eerts,n n,o..
tice, INDUCED In when alone, n habit frennentIS
learned nomevel companions, or al School. IN
enectB OF which are nightly felt, even when
esleep, and, Il not cured, renders marriage inn
Boesl5io, and destroys both mind aud body.
should apply Immediately. 'N''
Mnat pity thata young man, theihope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents, ahould be
sS NY nom all prospects and enIoyments Of
NE by the consequences Of deYiatinF nom INC
pain w o. nature, and indulging In certain 60
cI stn naoit such persons must, before contem.
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i S.ET
DrJ. addresses all those who nave inInred
tnemeelveq BY improper indulgence and soiitarV
nabits which ruin both body and mind, unattine
Ihea lot either business, study, society OF maj.
These are some of tho sad and melancholy Of.
iectS produced by early habits Of youths III.
weakness OF tho Back and LlmbS,I PainS IN INC
or, Palpitation Of the Heart, DygpepSis Netvona
ii!ELluplhty, arrangement OF the Digestive Func
Items, General Debility, Symptoms Of Consump.
MENTALLH-The fearful elfecta on ,tbs mind
arc much to DO dreaded. Loss OF NemoFv. Cnp
taslon OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Ryi Fore.
bodlngs, Ayersion to Society, Self iStruSt. Love
Of solitude, Timidity, &C., are some OF tho eyilS
Thousands Of persons OF ali ages can nov
Judge what 10 the canse OF their declining heSlth.
losing their Tigor, becoming weak, pale, nefVoHS
s and, emactated, having . singular appearance
Sm "OuS me eyes cough, and Symptoms OF Con.
r. H
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MARRIAGE

roaect that sound mind and body arc the moat
necessary regulates 70 promote connubIal hap.
through life becomes q weary nliSrImSce. M
prospect hourly darkens TO the view. ma MIND
becomes Swallowed with despair ana allied WIFI
inc noi melancholy reflection that tho hAppIness Of
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Observation-Disclosures
~: The undersigned 10 tho cole Agent In this
City for tbs sale or all kinds OF Powder made al
the celebrated DuP Point Powder Mills. In qnRl,
ty ID unequRlle1 In this country, as evidenced by
tests made by tho United States Government u :
he keepg at al tmes large stock In ARgA.
Blasting and Mining Powder ali In Metallic
Kegs. Sporting Powder In CaniBterS, All Of
which will be cold to the trade "a low as the
same can DO had In tho Vest 1..tt,, l
he has portable magazines Of different sizes TO
ship by Rail or Boats. IH1 .gWfIf{ nv
Orders solicited.
p 'i13 M. REILLY, tH
-1ls ~ hi No. @ d 81, Main Street,
mar9 WHEELING, W. va.
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DISEASES OF IMpRUDHNCE

DApnh6Eo OF lmfRUDENCE. ''
Whenthe misguided and imptudent Yoiary of
pleasure and5 that no has imbibed INC seeds If
this painful disease It too often happens mai an
ill-umed sense OF shame or dread OF discovery de-.
tets him from applying 70 those, who from edn.
Sa eau and reepectAbility,. can alone beiriend
Ia' Saetaylng tlli the symptoms Of
g liberated sore throat diseased nose, rioctnfna
pains 10 the head and limbs, dimneSs OF SIVht
deafness, nodes on the shin.bones and arms, Sro
gresslng With hightful rapldity, till at last Inc
palate OF the mouth or the bones Of the iose iaiI
a, and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
hortld object OF eommisanration, I'LL death pnts
period 70 the dreadful sufarings, by eending
himto that Undiscovered County from Vhences
itfsa MELANCHOLY FACT that thoussnSs
tAl victims 10 this terrible disease, owing 10 fhe
nsdllfllness Of ignorant pretenderS. VINO. nv
the use OF that DEADLY POISON, NERCTIRY
miHerRi1ia 'S3'S4S SAAlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
MARRIAGR

Married PerSonb, or Young Men contcmnl., lin,
marriage, being aware OF Physical WesIncss
organic Debility, Dciormities, speedily enrOd
he who places himself under The care OF Dr. /
may Eellgiouely connde IN hle honor "a Rontle
nan, and confidently rely upon his skill a. phy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
DIR. ,JOHNaTON

] -. . YIN STUNT
OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
ielt hand side EOing nom BGltfrnorc stfeet n fev
S GSs S IRON Inc corner Fan not 70 obRerRe
~ No letters IeceIVad unless post.uaId and
containing stamp 70 DO used on no reaiV'
Persons writing should state AGE. and Rend I,.
tlen Of adyertisement describing symptams - !.
the Doctors DIPLOMA hangs n lis ONCE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
Tho many Thousands cured at this cetNhI,sh .
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu. ,
" DR.. Johnston, Witnessed BY the rebortSrai nj q
znS S9n and many other papers, notices 0i
WhiGh have appeared again aud again before tina
public, besides his standing as 4 ecntlcmSn ~
nadae y; AND Is aDicient guar.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CuRED
mario .yrfIR Elniit ITT-J1 : u - 't'-A1 y
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New York Money and stock Market.
Z NEW YoRx, March is y Dun a
i10t. Loans were from 8 to7 per cent lor
carrying. Cleatings, $2l 100000. ''a-'
aMoNEY-Active.. a'I 2liI u 96o !59lst
sTERLRo ExcHANaE- 1O0p. nod bad
-liGoYRRRMRNTs- More active and pfices
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
nj, ~ NiCe, thSt dreadful and destructive habit
tItNnus Of Yonng men OF tho noSt exceilenI
@ieng ana brilliant thtAlleot! Who SaiVhI oiber'
We, Mlse nave entranced listening Senates with The
living iyrS may e NAKED Y sesacy Tho
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sToCKs--0pened strong but declined on
the flnt call from / to- per cent, and,uu
the second call reacted sligh,ly.i7E riehas
been the featured Of the day, opening o. 4ei,
and closing at 4si, Boston g. Hartford
closed steady on the general list, and
strong ana active on Eric. ..- ~
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pnn,ter on his Travels.
a,ouyr VISITS ST. LOUIS.

John VlslIs sF' "VO'''
Correspondence N. y SUM ~, ,r,. > =. A.,
W LOUIS, March, 1s12.-rhis Is ths
,n6 mi the Idcs come In. You have heard
" lliI The iIes Of March. lhaven'tseen them
,%is year guess they have got over i
I: awOke this morning with my mead
nillowed on a pillow. My noble brow
shone in the hazel sunlight, and ! rested
STeeIly as a babe in its mOonlit crib, when
suddenly l heard a voice. 1t yelled out
MARY! Mary! where in thunder arc lht
now beans bought for breakfast
"They are asoak," was the answer.
"Asoak be darned! I'm darned good
mind 10 put you asoak," was the reply;
Then came pounding noise, the sound
Of a broken glass, and knew that matrl,
mony was in trouble. 1t turned out that
Il was one Of the bridal couples / met Of
Niagara Falls last summer. Such is liIG
and more too.
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WHISKY, INK AND cows.

SSs ssS'd !. today that there is a corner In
dTS,LaSa New York. This city Is full
hon IN" corners, Ihave Just returned
Imam ui r.s scene Of a wonderful sight It's
IS sa d named Bogardus, l called at his
SaT'I S a.l an Irish girl opened the door.
,Ss s y or. Bogarlus inST "BegSd he
'"' replied; and entered and saw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As AiLFUGE FROn VulrUEm.
A I RI

%. Johnson las Discovered tho most Certain
SPEEDY, and only KaeetuAl Remedy In the World
lor Weakneas Of the Back or Limbs, BFlctnreS.
Aneennn! o. tho Kidneys and Bladder, lnyolun.
taty DieehArgee, Impotoney, General Debility,
NN Sr pyspepeiA, Languor, Low Spirits'
Timidlty, Trembling, DIinness OF Sirht or gIS.
diness, Disease Of the Head, Throat, NosS OF
Skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomaeh oi
BoMsls- those Terrible Disorders ,atiSIne frbbn
soIitty aR!s q y9ul X 81 aaa SOLITARY
song Of Syrens to the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes and authorizations
rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-10
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The WASH
ingtoa Sunday Heraldin an article says
in regard to the speed Of the smallpoxin
this city, it needs no anatomist to say
that this loathsome disease is spread
ing in our midst, and according to
the physicians statements, in viruleut
form.
Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill.
Senators Stevenson, Cole and Ed.
muuds and Representatives Garfield,
Palmer and Niblack, composing the
conference committee on the sundry
civil appropriation bill as amended by
the Senate, met at o'clock to-day.
after considerable discussion all the
amendments were agreed to except the
enforcement act, regarding which
Messrs. Stevenson and Niblack, the
Democratic members Of the committee,
proposed that the committee report the
bill and other amendments, which could
be readily passed and 1.-The bill saved, and
let the enforcement act be reported as
separate measure, to stand on its owa
merits, to which proposition the Re
publican members refused to give
their assent. After further discussion
a vote was taken resulting in four mem
bers for and two against reporting the
bill with the enforcement act as amend
ed, and at 7:30 P. NJ, the Democratic
members left. The conference bill will
be reported to the House tomorrow
morning as amended by the Senate,
when the Democrats will undoubtedly
filibuster until the hour of adjournment
arrives. 1t is understood the Repub-
licans are determined to have an extra
session in order to pass this bill as
amended, and that the President has
already prepared a proclamation to
convene Congress in extra session. The
subject occasions much bitter discussion
here tonight.
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WASHINGTON.
Bills Approved.

WASHINGTON, Jane S.-The Presi-
dent has approved the following bills ::
an act to regulate the diplomatic and
consular systems with the United States;
an act to provide for holding a Circuit
Court Of the United States in and for
the Western District.
The Treaty Question In London.
While NO official notification has
been received direct from the English
Government, announcing their accept.
ance of the supplemental treaty yet it
is regarded in official circles as settled
fact. The dispatches received on the
subject were from Gen. Schenck.
Nomination
WASHINGTON, June S.-The President
this morning sent to the Senate the
nomination of w. II. Chesbrough to
be Assistant Secretary Of Legation at
London, vice Noah Woodruff, resigned.
The President.
was at the Capital until a late hour to-
night signing bills passed by Congress.
He was accompanied by Secretaries
Fish, Robeson and Cresswell, and As
sistant Secretary Richardson. The in
dications tonight are favorable TO an
extra session OF Congress.
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Horse Thief,

James Hamler, of Upshur county,
was arrested at Gleneaston, Marshall
county, and brought to Clarksburg
about ten days ago 10y W. d. Logsdon
and Loyatus Reynolds, and committed
to jail by Squire Walker, on the charge
Of stealing horse from Florsnus Rey-
nolds. On last Tuesday he had his ex-
amining trial before 'Squires Walker
and Werni1ger and was remanded 10
Jail to await an indictment and trial.
The horse was recovered at Steuben-
vile, Ohio. We learn that Hamler is
a professional horse trader, and claims
10 own a number Of horses which he
has scattered about in different places
1t has been suggested that perhaps some
of them are a part OF the horses that
have been recently stolen from various
sections of the country, and that It
might be well enough for those who
have lost horses to make an examina-
ton Of the matter. While we would
dislike exceedingly TO have an innocent
man suffer, we hope all who are guilty
OF stealing horses, or anything else, will
be punished for it-CIarESJurg C9n-
ggr,,y,jry
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OF q Fatal Cutting Ar.
fray-Death OF Both Men Engaged
in ft-Burfal OF the Victims.
PoIST OF Rocks, June 5, 1872

POINT OF Rocks, June D, 1917.
On Friday evening, May 81, about
halfpast six or seven o'clock, our quiet
little village was thrown into great ex-
citement by one Of the most bloody
tragedies that ever occurred in this
section of the country. The above
mentioned tragedy occurred on an
island in the Potomac, opposite this
place, known as Heaters Island,
between two highly respectable young
men (farmers) named Mason L. Apple
and Philip Heater, resulting in the
death of both parties. 1t appears
that young Apple had been to
Point of Rocks on the evening
of the tragedy, and of his return home,
which is in Virginia, he went through
the Island farm, owned and farmed by
Philip Heater; and as he was going
through the bars, his horse broke
loose from him, and ran over the corn
field in which Mr.. Heater was plowing,
when he (Heater) told Apple if he WAS
going to make road through his farm
that he wished he would keep his horse
from running over the corn, and tnst
he did not think he ought to come
through there anyhow; as he (Apple)
had threatened to whip him ( (Heater),
when one word brought on another,
and they commenced fighting
with the fist, and it is said
by parties who saw the fight that
Heater knocked Apple down twice,
when he (Apple) jumped up and drew
his knife, and Heater exclaimed, "lt
that is your game, | am il" and drew
his knife also; they then walked up the
field about $50 or 200 yards, when they
commenced striking each other with
knives, with the determination that one
or the other must fall. Apple gave
Heater two cuts, one in the left shoul-
der and the other in the stomach, sev-
ering two ribs, several OF his eutrslls,
and severely cutting his left lung, when
he (Heater) made his way to his house
and succeeded in getting into his yard,
when he fell.
Nothing in the way of surgery by his
eminent physicians, Drs. West and
Duvall, could save him from death. He
died the next morning about $40
o'clock, leaving a wife and two small
children to mourn his sudden and un.
expected death.
Apple received only one, but deadly
stroke, directly through the heart. lie
died instantly, and remained in the
field where he fell until about II
o'clock, when his afflicted father ar
rived and had the remains Of his son
carried TO his home, where his aged
mother and young sisters were sadly
awaiting the arrival of all that re-
mained Of their only son and brother
They were both buried on Sun
day morning about the same time
Heater at family burying ground il
Virginia, and Apple in Mount Olive
Cemetery, in Fredericksburg.
W. B.