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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
STARTLING! USEFULl AMUSING,

A patented novelty given away with
every Boys and Chlid's Suit at N.
GUTMAN 4 CO.'S Mammoth Clothing
House. Don't fail to call and see 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
FOR RENT.
FOR RNTH.

FOR SALE.
No. 60 fifteenth street, rooms, modern i'm.
provementS,
Nos 1907 and 300 Eotf street, and No. 2SO6 Alley
D, three houses on one-hAli lot, for @ 800.
No. 81 Twentieth street, rooms, s. 600.
No. 1S North Front street, Island. 10 rooms; Lot
66xI0O feet A beautiful home. Apply 10
W. H. RINRHART,
ilSl ll6s Market 9tFeet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
STARTLING! USEFUII AMUSING!

A uatsnted novelty given away with
oyerT BOJ's and Chlld's Suit at II.
GUTMGN & CO.'S Mammoth Clothing
House. Don't fall to call and see 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
EVERY BOY.

mAs Is q bOy," Is bOuad to have the pa.
tented "Bull Dog" given away with
every Boys and ChIld's Suit, at
II. GUTMAN Il CO.'S,
The Mammoth ClOthIers.
Don't fall to see 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
CLOCKS FOR sALEl

iAal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
nor s4LE-fBE PLEASANT BRICK

ANOh SALE-luE bEhohNA "a
II Residence Of Mr. william Leighton, y ~ ~
22l2 ChAplIne street; has twelve rooms JAY h
and cellar; IL heated by natural gas. and y ~. ~
thorough repair. At tho rear Of the ptoPsSi,HsB
fronting on the alley ~ brick building nov *
a. wash house, containing four rooms " III
natural gHS, and also in thorough repair, ,Wt,hs
used a. q WAAh.houSe the rear buidipg su Es,n
for tenants. This property has frontage oh In i
line street Of about sixty feet and dePtn
ChApline street 70 the alley ol about one rot
and twenty feet. The southern Po'u9h y ia,
built on, and would be q desirable building ""
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence on South Penn street, 8
rooms with all modern improvements. Lot T6xi0O.
Prce reasonable.
Modern 7 ROOmed House. n South York street,
cheap.
Thirty eighth streets, Pay a an investment.
ABplendid Farm near Nj Pleasant, Ohio, eight
miles from Wheeling.
Seven ROonOd House on North Front street; lot
six ROomed House on North York street.
Building Lot3.
Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms for rent from
G.. o. SMITH,
ia1 Real Estate Agent. 1890 Main 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

OHIO COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
" Situated about II miles from Wheeling ana!
miles southeast Of West Liberty Containing lG AcIu
more or les, on which Is q substantial FiAIe
House and other outbuildInEE This Is one Of I ns
most valuable farms In the county and will be ~
cheap and on reasonable terms For further lDiGi
nation call on or address Joseph Harvey: 9nAe
premises, or HIRAM YOUNG
SsiSD1T - Real Estate Agent, IheSIlnS v, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

500 given away every day to advertise
"Ka-ton.ka" cough candy, at Capitol
Rink. AGENTS wanted. Open from 10 A.
n. until 10 p. N, this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

1t Inspires terror, but 1t grants ease,
The startling novelty given away with
every BOYS and Ghlld's Suit at
NJ. GUTMAN l. CO.'S,
The Mammoth ClOthiersI
Don't fail 10 call and see It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

The wheeling and Lake Erie Meeting.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. 7.-At the annual
meeting Of the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
road stockholders here to-day, the
old Board Of Directors was reelected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

"KNss are like stsru, they rise and set. +"
They have headache, cutD, and hurts like
meaner men, and are just as sare to call
for Salvation OIL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
FoR SALE
AT q Bargain!

That valuable property corner Fourteenth ana
Eof streets, with dwelling houIe No. GO F0urteenW
street, 10 offered at Low YIOuRE for one week
W. v. HoGE d BRO,
jaaI lSO1 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

Charles Rivers, OF London, England, is
zeSiStered Of the StRmm House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

DOR REET-THE DWELLING
II House, 92S Main street, at present ocCnHtSI
by Mn. Henry Horkheimer. Pc0eSSiSn SE,sS
April !. Apply 10 4. @. DALZELIA d kmsu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

The thermometer at schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
IRitrsl rs iolloEA:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
DINE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated TX mile southwest oil g. ClAIHIilh
OontalnInR 1855 acres OF choice land, on when
there Ia good tWoEtory brick dwelling bnd AMV
story iIGme dwelling; best barn In Belmont couD'
y, stables, wagon HhedS, corn cribs and AZ nOT,
Iafy outbuildingS. An abundance Of lflli o. =,
kinds; three good apple orchards, goOu ~ -
orchard, plenty Of water at all times. THIS w
Of the best stock farms In BclmoHt county n, " ~
can be divided 70 make TWO good farms WI
S0ld cheap and on easy terms: For pAitucu'A"
call on or address. K 7. HOW'LL
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
HEEL AND TOE.

child. The little fellow had been coastingi
his feet were wet and cold-chilled TO the
bone. He had ilne time, he said, ana
was shortly ready for bed, where he was
sucked in" by his gentle mother, and was
soon asleep. In m hour he walked cross
and crying. "Mamma," he said, mos
quitOcs is eating my feet up" That was
Just it, He was feeling for tho first time
the pangs of chilblains. Jack Frost had
nipped his toes. We grown people don't
appreciate how children suffer. II hum
dred mosquitoes went to work at onco on
q mans bare foot, he would know what
that child suffered. A burning, itching
swelling that becomes torture, and leaves
the feet so tender they will hardly bear
weight. 1t is not because we do not sym
pathize, but because we do not seek out
and find what will give prompt and per
manent relief that they are condemned to
this racking torture, without sleep, night
after night. Now, in proof q case may be
cited to show that people are sometimes 80
crippled by frost.bites US 10 be helpless and
thrown out of work in consequence. Miss
Kate Shuts, Mt. Washington, Baltimore
county, Nd, writes, under date of October
%, 1884: AFTER being told by two PRONE
inent physicians that they could not give
me any cure for frost-bite, I tried st.
Jacobs Oil, and it proved blessing. Every
winter was prevented from earning my
living by frost-bitc, but since using the Oil
] have not been troubled with it" 1t is in
its nature the very thing acting as gen.
tie counter-irritant, 1t draws out the foyer
and fire produced by the frost, reduces the
swelling, heals the soreness and there are no
tender feet Rftcrwapi. Now, for merCy's
sake, when you see little one tortured in
this way, remember this. The feet becom-
ing once tender and sensitive are subject
every winter to return Of this plague
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
EOR RENT.
EoR RENT.

The store-roon, No. 50 Twelfth street, In wUA.
lnRton hall Building, now occupied by Vim. II.
sheib. Possession given April !, 1883.
Nv. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary Warrington Hall Association,
Ia l2Ol Main SirnAL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

1t inspires terror, but It grants casa,
the startling novelty given away With
every Boys and Chlld's Suit at
n. GUTMAN & CO.'S,
The Mammoth ClOthleTs.
Don't fall 10 call and see It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
FoR RENT.

A New Three.story Business HouGo, 100 leet deep,
10 DO erected at 1867 Main street II leased nov
the renters views could be consulted regarding
plan OF building to be erected.
iA2 JAMRg L. HAWLBY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
FOB SALF!
(s4) TWenty.tOur Lots In Caldwelp' Az
dItlOn to the City Of Wheeling.

Bald lots are bounded on the north BY ITsI,ES,
ninth Gtreee, on the east by Fillmore street ~ -
south by tt0 HRndlRn Homestead. and on Wv
Y T f proximity 70 the above NAMED rt!iioSt
renders them o1Cellsnt Glsca or mAnuiAo'u''D'
attainment ,nblIs
Il mot old ia thirty days Vill be sold 81 ''''"
For terms and further Information EpplJ %
", v. HOGB q BID,
100 ALrGet su'0'
Or WILLIAM M. HANDLAH, -..u,, ~
Aul6 8. W, Corner ChApllne d Sixteen"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

I KAvE used one bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm and It is the bestremedy have found
for catarrh in fifteen yesrs.-V. G. Bah.
bage, Attorney, Hardinsburg, Ky.
MwPAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
A GENTS WANTED 70 Canvass for Ad-

A GENTS WANTED 70 Canvass Tor Ad'
~ vertislng Patronage a small amount Of
work done with tact and Intelligence may produce
considerable income. Agents earn several hun
dred dollars In commissions In single season and
incur no personal responsibility. Enquire at the
nearest Newspaper once and learn that ouH Is the
best known and best equipped establishment for
placing advertisements in newspapers and convey
ing to advertisers the information which they re-
quire In order to make their investments wisely
aud proaAbly. Men Of good address. or women,
Il well informed and practical, may obtain author
fly to solicit advertising patronage for US. Apply
by letter to GEO. p. Row1LL d Co., Newspaper Ad-
yertisIng Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New York, and
full particulars will DO sent by return mail.
tel.NNFAw
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WANTED.

TXTANTED-MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
w OF sales. Now BuSinefs. Salary or COM
mission; state which preferred. Liberal induce.
mi = ihne ri Fire.Proof SAFES o. such low priess
they meet With ready lals among farmers, PROBES.
tional and Business Men everywhere; SIG 2S1lSx
is inches 800 pounds, SS6 retail. other slGes ~
proDort!cr Write quick for agency. ALPlNE
HAZE co Cincinnati, Ohio. nolS'Wds
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And weakness instantly relieved By the
AZ CuIicurA Anti.Paln PlAI'er q Perfect
ldiN Antidoto 10 Pain. Inflammation and
W Weakness. new, instantaneous and
lniallBle pAln'killing plaster. scents. iel.W4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08

70 Shares Ohio Valley Bank.
20 4hares BellAlTe Nail MIL.
10 Shares Belmont Nail MIL.
10 Shares Junction Nail Mil.
10 Shares Benwood Nail NH.
q 6hares Warwick China Company,
20 Shares Peabody Insurance Company.
Telephone, /. IRWIN. Agent,
iei No "a Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
Uterine Pains

DIuPLE5, black heads, chapped and oily sim
FIN prevented By Uudcun MedlcAted Soap,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
DIANOs
FOR RENT,

We have several very GOOD PIANOS that v,
will rent at vsiy low figure.
ieS y. ". BAuIER 4 CO..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--sUNDAY OCTOBER 7. 1888

been made by members in behalf OF
scientific temperance instruction IN the
public schools OF the State. "Flower
Mission Work" the giving Of bouquets
Of flowers 20 the inmates Of prisons, Iaiis,
aud slmshouses on the 9tn OF June-re-
ceives mention. About 100 bouquets
were given at the pcnitentiary tins year,
q number less than on former occaslons,
because many Of tho men we're out
work ing npon railroads.. Literature was
also distributed. but no account was
taken OF toe number Of pages The
amount expended for tex.s, cards, &c,
10 - with the bouquets was 800.
he Christmas dinner to the poor, in
which tho union assisted the City Ais
sion. received notice also. Religious
matter we're distributed there in abund-
ance The dinner for the street car
drivers afforded great pleasure to these
larl-Eorked men. It gladdoned their
hearts 10 feel that they were 80 kindly
remembered. Five thousand pages Of
literature was civ q out there. The re-
mort mentions also the sIck-baby excur-
eIons-that noble work of the City-Mis-
sion ladies'. IN which the union took part
whore so much good lad been accom-
p.ished.
talso mentions. with vote OF thanks
10 Mr. George A. Burt for his kindness
10 them. tho many pleasant days given
- tho girls Of the Female Orphan Asy-
INN at the NcV-reseryoir grounds, which
were in charge Of the president OF the
union.
There Is one fourishing Young
Womsns Union and seven Bands Of
Hope" for children, under the care Of
the Union.
The report concludes as follows ::
"Our union has RAISED s2OL71 the past
wear for local expenses and have dis
tri0uted 2i.so0 pages Of literature.
Now, dear sisters, No surely ought 70
feel encouraged and strengthened for
another year OF faithful, prayerful SER
wee. Let orr fears If fears we
hsve-be still and turn us TO the future.
Could we climb some mighty Alp and
view tue coming time the raptured
sight would I'LL our eyes with happy
tears so let our motto be onward, Tor
ward, Godward. "
The Young Nomen's Christian Tenn
perance Union also made n report Of the
part which they took IN all these enter
prisos Of their older sisters, oftheir visits
10 the almsbonse, their aid on Flower
Mission-Day, &C.. &C., but as II sll forms
a part Of the above itisunnecessary to re-
peat it here. The report from which we
have copied makes especial mention Of
how much help they had received from
the young ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
PICKETT'S PEOPLE.
Men Mentioned IN Major SCOTS Ad-
dress.

The following is the portion of Major
SCOTS Grafton al the unyeiling Of the
Pickett monument. for which room could
not he made in tins paper Yesterday:
This monument will tell of James
Lawson kcmpcr and his brigade, OF
I.ougstreet. Clarke, Ewell, Ambrose
/ Powell, Hill, and William Il. Terry /;
how kemper Was wounded and left
upon the field to die how God spared
[ hs life to be, when tine war was over,
Governor Of this Commonwealth. 1t will
tell Of his regiments the First, Third,
Seventh, Eleventh, and Twenty-fourth
Virginia volunteers their ranks filled
with the Young manhood Of Richmond,
pctershurg Portsmouth, and Norfolk,
Washington city sending her contingent
From seaside and mountain top they
came when wars alarm s0uulcd$ g X hcr
battle flag hoated from Bull PasTGB 30
Appomattox. I'm the lmuapPs E$'n-
per nm his address - hIs Ir.Ea 8hCn
forced 90 leave them the mcBt@ sE5e ed
so well aud Who had foilowctRg so
eteAdiastlv "Stuuter heroes IL - not
trod thcieli Of battle. In your torn iags,
your SCARED persons, your roll Of gallant
dead YOU bear memories Of long sue
c,ssion ol glorious conflicts. From the
smoke aud fire of not one of them have
Won emerged without honor 10 viii
tcl OF Noore, Williams, skinner, Pat
ton, Garland, Pollock, Nelgcr
"uu thc.- trauscendout deeds ono long fond
glAuc8 w caat,
And win uu.onlu hearts thank 13i We
have pes
IL VIII tei' OF 'tnei"' ''"u'so.I''y -
'oIS' AL" "' inc D. ''' '''' ,'. ,'
twenty Iln'u' i"l'u''"' ANA IAl''l
second Virginia regiments oi Nol"A
teers' oil Manassas "e'h'l, anu
hrcWrys blni "' iI'd'tlcAS"uI =,
Nnaipsouig, Ill'-i ot"S' ana SaHOiS
Creek OF captain toih quincy mars
the Hist p'""u Oh '.c ""I no" I,' i"''
t,e In'"''t7 at i "il'"N = our '.','''s''
"i" 'T'' I'LL "'''''' -, W. '-'' i.,,u 80
~ ro ,,..,
NAiNeI' "ul ''"''v', - C''' VS. vi " ~,
ii''n l'ui"lly ANA ms army men o'
'.yA ''"'''"'0( al" ''.''''' " ,...
anu ''1 ',l'n v' .,. '' '''' . ''' ID u
t'hm VINO l'" ~. " -.'' tI so ''o.
TON WARY ~ '""' '.'i''
Nlat.,s L. "iii'"t.S' ana i.o'I 90 "",
VII austen ana george w. hr'It %.
the patent service Hud sturdy maNn'od
oil NlrElnas sons her levels whose
blood made red every o"','e-Ne'" Oh 'ne
MAR
"yirsna, great a,'se IN vo.a am woe ',,. ....
\ Wt@ sp psa,sor dse.i, riha a. very - name
u viii tcl Of General Lewis Addison
Aro;et's3 F.uoni,r's noble aud gallant
-'n .nfths Nirt,tuth. Fourteenth. Thirty
nh F.sy-tbi,d and Fiuv.scyeutn
-, r..,,,rrrs ~ HODGES. Owens.
80. \,.r~n3er Cabel pnlnrs
tsrt,n Whit ami Avlot!. Of Generals
H.rton ami 9ierar, -w.l tell how
srmi.rss1 led his brigade in tic final
clsr,e et 5ct.ysburg m3 fell morsly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
URUSTEE'3 SALE OF An EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT.
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREOs.
on
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
sTKEETS

b. virtue 81 . certain deed Of trust tearing
dat0 i0th VI February. 1850. AMI rscorisl lA no
CAsncsfy Cont 81 Nchnond ln Desf-b~yA 10
a. Gu page OK. Esd IN cSmgl.sncs via t~'frs
" NE said cOuTs eEisrsi JAY ,. ls, ~ no suls
% 9ary sbsFrard. trustee. -. = T. lapD AMI
others. sill sell by auction. on tn5 premises, 0a
MONDAY. OcIOBEs Is, is,s,
a. ~ o'clock r. n, thai sAeseling DENlhAbis
AND gLlGlBLf-LOCAlkD LOl on tas hol "a
side OF Cary street. DsGsosu tifst snf eocoed
.trests ffoatisr 8gs lsst aRi etlenei9s psek
lsz4l2 hset. with tbs ANAL bat SNUG BRICK
DWELLING Ne. lsz) tbsrssn- sad lYinx eetsSea
ns rssisszoes Of Jssess {. pssssa, ssi, Sad
NJ. G. Y. karSsmin.
Trsrs . 40 sossr iocsthsa Tor ono or two
houseA secersiag W ths y'sus and pnrpOsos o.
~. purchaser. ghzs ghis LOT. aed ss geet Is
ia sr.trsts RsirhoorhoO1s ami conysatsat 10
c.siOas advantages this one ess Ia So smioent
aagrss, arc hzra ~ nnd. l heartily iAsiie aai
eoaaaentiy exsort your pfoseace al tAe sale.
fsKss; OAs lard csSl; balance at one Ani
too yeArS iex ao<es via AsAfssi AIDED. aa1 -
cured by . uustaeed. y. W. Bow =.
ga ifusses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
A cos.,,,u,,ooai Cou,o",.on.


|"'|' '"''". '' ''' '''
article Mi, section y, oil lhe 'oN'u-
fuunu Oi virginia, adopted wi ,'''
'ce.s 8s follows " AZ tac general v'''-
ton to hc hs.t ln ihr year 1857, ana III
,'ca twentieth year thci''I''r' 'ho 4u'S
N.u, '~Iall There Toe contention I'D re-
''s' Oh" Constitution 'ii" amen" '.''
I.me shall hc dr.'i'd 'N '"' '',''v'
.tIi.'j Co vote Tor i"'i''''' Oh ''0
tcurud Assembly "''
No inns '',c N'I D" ''' ''N' ''sS "'' a. o
f"H in N|' DID inc country "H'"' NAV
'.rtr is amy rnch li"'i'i'" DID ',' '"-
II.uu.n of lIai Doe I' To- 't '"h'" upon
,Nlrt> h's oNmoh "l Tue l'"'S uPo"
l.at mHwrHluls question Wh''h only
n n'7 nc.O hi.A once BIB ,"'"'N l'''S.
There Pee '''t i''''nS 4'' "''",HS -'
tir people should hu'" 'h"''' anu 'n'I
...i Dee ''\'a.b 'o VOC against j. IL
+..'' '' H'.... ,,....
I' "it 0'''' i'H"'N"' '''' '''''' 80
p Involves DID in'N tl'ct'h Ahl AA,
.Onai on.a however ''hlr''"ut Si'o'''' J.!
DO, ''r s'''"'' '' "''I-' "''" '"o'i "l''
.,."j tb'W '"' ol SIGN"
lr press i' s'I.'toiN e"o"" '"'
.cro "n' ae nDn% sent iv''A d"
s.I.al,u tue people are d"Nn "s "4s-
t.it ou ..l, question. ano what does IL
eli m,-u ,a'c ,D,Y oi sworn allie
tuut. 90 uc nau Mo.otA that changes
t"uletwita shp-o' TO more than
,.H,' N'u" la twenty -u'e years ana
e.e'a.os No"il nom "n obscure mli-
l0u'.rr l' a l'''h.'''' W.,.""S more
power ut'n o. "-'''iN' al h" 'a'a an"
'.vr- p,"-r'D' De ''r' '''n "' the states
Cd "nI 'ii.A ''i''' .'l'" ln " ''l pres, MA
b.'r '".1 i'e,. '' '"'' '', "'n'"V!"' rs
% l''i'r'|'d ""' i"'N'y@ed ''e o', "'l
t."'o That She care h't ava" "'i''i OF
i'' opportunity ~ so , 'u ''' ',','''e
yoAo and '"e 'eiilo'' "'''''n ,''.N '''.Y
4a'e lnp'sed ana 20 NU' ''N" N"'''"'
30 .i'' '.l.'i 'l Ai. '',t We. W''N .........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
ByJamas Y. kiAm,
Real Esa,s Ag0ut and Auo+loneer,
lib Main street

An ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
a TWD-~ICEI gRAhE DHELLISG WITH
lot AgOl 11iJo FEEI. o. NORTH SlDE or
CARRINgTOS STREET. ONE SQUARE NOklH
FKOh EENtbLE STREET And JUST EAST
FROM BUCHANAN STRBSi. FOR sALB 81
AUCTION. BY request 81 the 0Ensr ] shall sell
% above aainsd VERY ATTRACTIVE hEsi-
DgNCE ~ puzzle auction, o. tho premises, on
THURSDAY MKT. Ocf0sIE iiTH.
at5O.IykP. nls1slEEsfu.y sltustei upon
tala4uufu. oDineu. srsuc9klng DO es'trs
valley. Is Villain cOursaleut distance " ~ bust
ness 30 son " tfe cify, netr 80 thcsspeake
auI OHIO railway depot All saoSs Tanner a
DsIAlsy's sAopa sra he gram elevator. ana
Vth.l AuOut 80 sglaIcs - ta8 8lOctfic railway
OH Seven sih streo. TIE dwelling contains
Eve rooms, closets. r.. sui tsere Is o. tho los .
dets,hed kitchen. vel OF good water. asd scns
choice fms troe-, tb9 entire premises being
sea-. attractive, and In gooa order really A.
fracurs sna desirable home AID viii pay ~ On
Investment 80 10 asd attend me sale.
TERMS. EGsy, and announced ~ sac
j. e. ELAN.
Ocg AuctlODeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

and the Berkeleys: OF the only brigade
that sent 10 headquarters q report after
dread Gettysburg aud Of the onearmed
major commanding the Nineteenth Nir-
GINA regiment, Charles S. Peyton. who
made this report TN every battlefield
the banners OF "the Game-COck Bri-
eade were unfurloi and tho blood OF
It's heroes flowed.
"Gashed with honorable scars.
Lew 10 Glory lap tbey lie:
Tho they fell, thsY fol- liao stars
Streaming spienior thro no sky"
il will tell Of Major James Desring and
his battalion Of artillery how he was
made q briPadier-general Of cavalry
anl killed April r, 1865 how be
oied ~ he hod iiged-every inch a hero /;
of Blouut, Caskie, Clopt0n. and
/ Stribliug, aui their mon; OF Private
/ Kendall, an uneducltcd unknown boy
/ from Fauguier. with heart filed with
noble rrompiuess and heroic purpose,
wiO. wounded 81 Malvern Hi AMI taken
I % the rear. called 10 his comrade who
held the battory-horscs 90 take lis place
st the guns, and said, Though cannot
fight. nv arm will make q good hitcmug-
post for the horses how he held the
( horses and when the fight WAS over they
found him stark and cold IN death . lis
cp.taph should be- that Of Latour DAN
yergne, the Gronad er of france "Dled
Oh the field of glory.
It viii tell q tho kild-heartel, frank,
generous, Gushing, daring, aud kuislfy
/ GTOgoE J.. PI.Kerl, beloved by hs
men. aud their only commander who.
/ from the spring Of 1862 to the surrender
at AppOmettoy, bore with them their
lar5shlps and shared their triumphs.
/ Educated at Nc-t Point. he entered the
I United States army at the beginning OF
the war with Mexico and fought from
/ Vera Cruz - the City OF Mexico. At
I Como Gordo. Moino del Ray, Con
toms, Cherubusco, Chapultepec, and
/ the assault upon the city. Lieutenant
/ Pickett deported himself Ra1antly, was
+ gazetted and promoted, and upon the
/ island Of San Juan then Captain Pick
I cit-dehed the British feet and retained
/ possession Of that island ; who IN 1901,
M the call Of bis mother State. resigned
/ his commission and came te her, vas
made colonel and assigned TO duty
upon the Rappahannock uver IN the
epriug Of 1867 WAS made a brigad'er-
general and assigned to the command of
J Cookies brigade WIS severely wounded
june II, 1862, at sGaines's Mil; reloin-
cd his. command rs the army returned
1 from Maryland, an was promoted to the
rank Of " Major-Gcneral October TO-
1867.