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THE rush continues at Emmert &
Fiery's, their selection Of holiday
goods are beautiful beyond compari-
son and are going rapidly.
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AN entertainment will be given by
the young people of Bunker Hill, on
February 9th and 2Sth. The pro-
gramme will consist of tableaux, dia-
logues, singing, etc. An interesting
time is expected.
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dl4, l3t.

Ladies who want fine hand-sewed
shoes, made to order. can get them
at l.. NJ Hoke's for less money than
elsewhere.
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OHIO tsIvEAs RAILROAD.
PAssEnGER DEPARTMENT.
rarkershurg w. VA, Dec,

rarkersburg, w. Va, Dec, 'S9.
HOLIDAY RATES.-The Ohio River, r.
r. will sell on Dee. a4lh and 2Jth. void af-
ter Dec. 26th. leea aad Will sell ON Dec.
81, 1889, and Jan. I, 1890, void after Jan.
>, 1890, Round Trim Tickets between aid
points on its line al ono regular fare one
way Tor the round trip. Agents VIII use
book Ere. a. j. DANDY, A.G.P.A.
w. j. ROBINSON, G.P.AI
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L. M. Hoke has the dandy water
proof gents shoe. Call and get a
pair at way down price.
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propose 10 astonish the worla lars o
Portraits. A life size Bust) Pc { .ait, in
Crayon, only Sl5. Come and see,
Z. G. HUNTEI !,
Martinsburg, "
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SALESMAN Wantsd IN this district.
One of our men esra,d 81 500 VI 'S7,
and 500 in 80. anil IS doing 0ettel
this year L. o. Box 1871, New York .
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A beautiful line of Ladies' and
Gents Umbrellas, at Emmert &
Fiery's.
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MANY have been spared and many
will be pleased with the lovely Christ
mas goods at Emmert & Fiery's.
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The peanut, shelled, has been in
troduced at dinner parties, instead
of roasted almonds.
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BAND Fair.

BAND Fair.
Mr.. Harry c. Getzendanner is off
on business trip to Kentucky.
DoN,r fail to attend the Band Fair.
Commences Monday Feb. nth.
VOLTS celebrated Horse Powders.
Prepared by A. M. Gilbert. At.
Miss Virgie Cunningham. of Moore
field, is stopping with the Misses
Fout, in this city.
miss May Trammell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Marian Hollis, at Pros
pect, near Gerardstown.
Elegant double width Tricot cloth
to be sold at zoe. yard, at Ell. G.
Berry's remnant sale, February 18th,
one week only.
THE handsomest and most com
plete display of Neckwear that we
have ever seen is now shown by our
genteel clothiers; Thompson 4 Ia
Landreth's Garden Seeds are the
best. For sale at A M. Gilbert's
Drug Store.
NEW PosTMAsTER.-On Wednes-
day last the U. S. Senate confirmed
the nomination of Hon. w. II. I'll.
Flick as postmaster of this place.
We congratulate the gentleman on
his success.
WE have determined to allow no
one in the city to surpass us in car
rying late novelties Our store is
| full of them. Call and examine.
THOMPSON & TABLER.
PRIVATE SALE OF CATTLE.-I will
sell at private sale, my herd of Jer-
sey cattle. They can be seen at any
time, at my residence near Bull Eye
Bridge. ANN TIEMAN.
Feb. SIT.
William Sharp, writing in the
London academy, expresses the
opinion that Howell's new story, A
Hazard Of Nelo Fortunes, is " un
questionably inferior only to The
Rise Of Salas Lopham,, if to that"
AN oyster supper will be held in
Fishers Hall, at Bunker Hill, under
the auspices of the Presbyterian
Church of that place, on February
2lst and 22d. All are invited to at
tend.
BAzAAR.-A bazaar will be held
at Miss Wiltshire's school, by the
Berkeley Female Institute Charita-
BILE Society, on the 22d of this month.
The public generally is invited to at
tend.
BAND Fair.
DEATH.-Mr. John Kavanaugh, re-
siding near Kearneysville, died last
week, in the Goth year of his age.
His remains were inferred in st. Jo-
seph Cemetery. The gentleman was
held in high esteem by all who knew
him. Many friends mourn his loss.
One case fine Dress Ginghams,
late styles, to be sold at tie. per
yard, worth 10c. To be sold at Ell.
G. Berry's clearance sale, February
18th, one week only.
| SALESMAN.-An energetic man
wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground. One of our agents earn
ed 5000 in '89. Address, P. o.
Box 1871, New York.
A SIX WEEKS SALE OF Doors AT
PRIME Cost.
All $500 Boots. ....... Now $3.50
All $2.25 Boots. ....... Now $1.75
All $500 Boots. $500. Now 1926
Our $3.50 Oyster Boots. Now $1.75
Our $500 Gum Boots. Now $500
AT G. P. HERRINa's.
"A great number of the most
widely circulated magazine in the
world" is the Boston Herald's de-
scription of Harper's Magazine for
February. " Perhaps, never before
a single ISSUE" continues the Herald,
"has so much thoroughly good work
been brought out"
ga SIX WEEKS SALE OF BLANKETS
AND COMFORTS.
All Sl.25 Blankets. =. Now $l.OO
All Sl.75 Blankets. -. Now SLIPS
All $500 Blankets. -. Now $3.50
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Thompson & 7abler

If you imagine that winter weather
intends to give this locality the slip"
this season you'll discover yous mistake
in few days. The question is are oa
prepared for cold weather? Are you
provided with a snug Suit and warm
Overcoat ? You haven't had much use
for heavy weight clothing this season.
but you'll need some soon, and need
'em constantly.
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NICE warm Clothing for s. IL
boys is very essential Thou Sol Il
Tabler's store Is now overflow with
them.
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Keep your feet dry by buying a
pair of Break Proof Gum Boots at
l.. M. Hoke's cheap shoe store.
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ALL the late styles in black silk
Hemmed stitched Handkerchiefs at
THOMPSON & TABLER.
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ALL of the late novelties iu It, raj
90 3. The lnde%t'uctible Gtsi is the
latest. Can and eXam.Lei IN M rial U
which ii is made, at w. IL. Vile Ware
Rooms. second floor 20 n. Queens Get.
s5,1m
BRING YOUR TIcKETs.-Comt 4 re =
deem your Photo. tickets, at / Liter ):
they run out the LIST OF November
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THE handsomest all wool Blank.
cts in town, at Emmert & Fiery's.
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--LATEST STYLES OF HATs.-All the
latest nobby and plain styles for men,
boys and children, will be found at
Frank Doll 81 Co.'S. cheap shoe and hat
store.
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-OVERCO.A-TS
AND
Business Suits.

What can we say to you regarding
our clothing that we haven't said 8
thousand times before ? We do not in
dulge In "Hurrah' methods. We de
not resort to so called Sacrifice Sales'
and "Slaughterso TO aid us in disposing
to fan intelligent people that we are
selling all our stock for less than cost.
Nothing has contributed so much to-
ward the success and prosperity of eur
business as our determination to MAIN
tain our record for reliability, and ts
give our Gust omefs the Greatest Posi-
BILE Value for the Lowest Prices,
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Gnta ~. Hunters and get large Por-
f~1it ot . holiday present, for almost
n ,tripg
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CHILDRENs Ties, Mitts & Leggans,
at Emmert T. Fiery's.
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THE talk of the town is Ia
some Overcoets for Childrenl;
THOMPSON Dc Ia CIR
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KENT, TEXAS, June a3, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-A sixteen-year-old son Of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various parts Of his
body. Iput him to taking S. S. S., and a
few bottles cured him entirely. l live ct
Lone Oak. but my post-ofiiee Is at Kemp.
Yours truly, w. S. ROBINSON.
Three books mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York. ESQ Broadway.
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Audemair's Trial Gases.
Direct from the Front.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. Tuly >. 1883.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July ., 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen--I can cheerfully and truth
fully say that S. s. S. Is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no good results. took half dozen differ
ent kinds of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief was in
duced to try S. S. S. began the first
bottle with the gravest doubts of success.
had been SO often deceived. But inn
provement came, and continued its use
until perfectly well. have since married,
and have healthy family. No trace of the
disease Is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this for me, and / am grateful. Yours
truly. J. S. STRADER.
II8 Dale Ave.
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ALL MUST GO.
0I ERC0ATS
AND
SUITS,

BE consistent. If you want a suit of
clothes or an Overcoat, don't wait until
some clothing shop proprietor offers Ia
sell you $50 worth of goods for hale
price. Your money is worth its face
value, no more. If you succeed ia
avoiding sharpers," and get full value
for your money, then you've no cause
to complain. We strive to advertise
such plain truths, regarding our stock,
as will appeal to the common sense of
consistent" buyers. Satisfaction is
what we offer. Satisfaction is what Wa
guarantee, and satisfaction you muse
and will receive in every business tram
saction at the reliable clothing house Of
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William Hamilton Gibson's illus
trated articles on natural history,
which are appearing every week in
Harper's Young People, treat sub
jects which are as nearly appropri-
ate to the time of year as the unusu.
al meteorological conditions this
winter will permit. His article for
the number to be published February
18th will tell of =" Grouse on Snow
shoes"
NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAw.-Stock
taking is over and we begin on
Monday, Feb. II and continue to
the 25th great clearance sale of
our entire stock it must be cut down.
and we offer great bargains in re-
mants Of dress goods, cassimeres,
black henrietta and cashmeres. tick
ings, denims, blue and brown muslin.
calicoes, ginghams, fannels; 60 pair
Of fine kid gloves in sizes s. to 81 to
be sold at 25cts. a pair, they are
worth $l.00 and S1.25; 10 doz. ladies
fine pin stripe regular hose to be
sold at 20cts. pair worth 35cts., 6
patterns fine china silk to be sold at
scots. per yard worth $l.0O. Re-
spectfully, H. c. BERRY.
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Consolidated April II, 1880

fatal gap opened in the Gniaa line Suyri
dan had already passed. 10y the division
that was moved out of line and l.ytlc was
under way, following with two hrigade-
and approaching the gap.
I.ougstrcet had eight brgades, some of
them the seasoned veterans OF the =, -
sula battles, of Fred,rieksburg Antietan
and Getty ysbury. Their onslaught WAS ter
life and the unguarded ends Of the Union
line on each side of the gap We're crushed
in Il twinkhng 1t would be wrong to call
the disaster to Rosccrans' men a rout; it
was the coming of Il tidal wave that bore
everything on in its pathway. The Union
generals were carried off their feet by
force none but u god could resist
General lytle reached the zap with his
marching brigadcs at the moment when
the nearest Union division was giving WA
aAd lfpngStreet's men We're sWlnRin&,
around to envclop the exposed flank The
Confederate progress would soon cut tho
Union line completely in two, and place a
barrier between the Union right wing and
Thomas hard pressed army. Looking
around for troops with which to form
new line facing ut right angles to the old,
the brave Lyle left to his own resources,
saw that the Confederate attack had in
volyed the whole front. There was moth
ing intact but his brcalcs He formed
them on the new front and, calling up his
old Ohio Tenth, which, with decimatcd
ranks had become headquarter guard,
sought to resist Longstr ct advance down
the Union right
1t was simply sweeping the ocean with
broom. His formations were broken as
fast they were made, and planting his
colors for one desperate effort lie prepared
to repeat the bold tactics he had displayed
at Gauley river and on Chaplin Hills Tell
ing his subordinate commanders what was
expected Of them, he called up his personal
staff and placed himself at the head of the
column bleeding the while from three
severe wounds received in this encounter
To his aids, who begged him to leave the
field, he said
I'VE can die but once Now is our time
Let us charge
He then turned and went forward meet
ing instantaneous death in the yolley OF
bullets that greeted this bold advance
But the day was lost. Thomas was no,
succored, and was in turn overw helmed
and night found the Army Of the Cumbcr
land In full retreat. Lytle's last act OF
mastery daring was In vain, except a III
example Of heroic devotion to duty.
GEORGE l.. hILMLR
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1.-THE rebels undoubtetlly have control "
telegraph all around US. There is great
danger in Kentucky"
Atthat time the Confederate lines in the
west lay along north hrrn Mississippi and
Ala,amn with fore, in observation ut
Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn The
main Union army VA, around Carinth,
Miss, where IIall.ek ,,as, and a portion Of
Yallcck', force under C.n. Baeu. was
moving on, alon4 the Tennessee river to
-. - 80 ,.a,.,,, ,,,,,
bllt 'h" ,"'l'e'atF.'' c..N ~ Nt'li, ~
gan, was out On lils iirst great fisse 'lha i'is
errand was to bftlE Ab'4l lls A.tIe ol
alarm indicated in the dispatches Of Presl
dent Lincoln and Gen. Boyle
The Confederate troops in East Tcnnes
see were held III cheek hy a Union force at
at Cumberland Gap, the mountain pas, 70
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c,.l,. al ,,,,estpriollsly sped the answer
haoL u claverlx woraed that il reads like
,l,a ,,a,tblass whisper Of a man in terror:
- -, lna., | aid not notice. ~
u.,.,,,,.. a,,arat.r u.ts askin.r me about
~ r,,,nant. | tola linn sent them to
,a.;,,,,,a,,
g;,,s;,,,,..i n,ay hrox. In and called
,.,.'-,.,..,,,.n n.linp If the arebcls" were
.hona ru..arth answered
~. N,r,.n,s men ar,. here. repeating
-. stnry - y,nr,jn,- in the dark.
r,ha ra;.lar. remained tvoda,s in George
.a,.r ,.aitin,, for the scheme 10 mature
a,,a ,,r,,, Ill the attention Of the I nion
s',,,,,,,dar. tax,aroI Lexington. When the
,,a,,,,,and vas ready to move oil the regu-
.,n.r.tnr nha was under guard pro-
..a,,,, ~ rllsuar,h that his telegraph IN
,,b;ch h,a all the time been
.s.i,itulIy hidden nrur 1t hand. should be
,al.a, ~ ,ha canfnflerate, a. his ransom.
81 a,rra. - thai sid the raider. "Tele
,,r,,,h ;nstr,,m.nts IRE Of more value to the
Sa,,,bern Canfe.leracy than Yankee opcrat
80
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torcen"n, wa. Indefinitely chacl,Da
He now procer,1ud to seize oIl th,. I.ni,,,,
supplies in Lebanon. nnl pftpr atteudi,,,,
10 his own Reeds = large u,r,,,pt v-.,s
burned Subsequently, Ellsworth il yaa.i,rd
di-p.trhps br ,yay Of ,.I' at th,. ir,ratin,t
showing that zen Eoyle did unt kun,,. II
Norgan's cartiirr of Irhaoaa Fbav
showed also llat ujon troa,.s from, ,t,i.
willie tyrr. ON the road sa,,th ia ap,ff,,,
tion Of his coming and &, instead ~ ,,,,iI,,.
I, I.nui,yill4 the ruid 49,. .,t,o<al mort th,a.
strll,iu,, the Louisville and Ievi,f,t.n ,.,il
road between Frankfort and I,yinl-ton ut
II station called AIjryya,
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tue .'he' ana II "?i''AFea from a.Spa'c&es
"nlch passed over 'ile wires That the towns
an ABOUT we're eief' Tor Morgan, va test
'h2 the wires the RAIDER found that lac
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ana receive al lts business At Midway IN
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FreedOm

from the tyranny Of depraved blood BY Tn.
use Of this medicine.
For nine years was afflicted with skin
disease that did not yield to any remedy
until q friend advised me to try Ayers Sarsa-
parila. With the use Of this medxnc the
complaint disappeared 1t is my belief that
no other blood medicine could have effected
so rapid and complete cure Andres
ID. Garcia, G. Victoria. Tamahhpas, Mexico.
My face, for years was covered with PIN
pies and h,imors. for which could find no
remedy till began to take Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Three bottles OF this great blood medi-
cine effected a thorough cnEe | confidently
recommend it to al suffering from similar
troubles. M. Parker, Concord, Vt.
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5reathed out III. life In tile heat of battle
art1or
tn" soldier fiber was born IN Gen. i.Stie
and displayed itself early His grahdfas
ti,isr and great grandfather, of the same
name, fought in the French and Indian
wars, and at the age Of - he volunteered
with the Ohio men and served IN Mexico.
coming home with ca. ,fainse epauleftes
on has boyfsa shoulders
From TINS time until the opening of the
civil war he Wis an active militia officer,
and became IL major general in the Ohio
forces IL the spring Of lsfi, while he WIZ
engaged III organizing the troops for III
ted ~tatas service, he WAS elected colonel
of the Montgomery regiment Tenth ONO
named IN honor OF the brave Irish Ameri-
can patriot who fell in the stormihg OF
Quebec This was Ohio's Irish regiment,
and the members t;4cetioa@iy chrlstened Il
the Bloody Tinth, afteraard making the
record good indownright earnest, for l.stle
proved To he another Montgomery in i'm.
petuous zeal. and the Tenth never feared
to follow his lend lS.le's first brilliant
fight wa, al he head Of the Tenth, rs col
onel III the engagement Oh Gaulcs river,
West Virginia
In September, 1861, the Gonfederaies III
the Kauauha region were strengthened by
II new brigade under Gen. Floyd, and
while this force was posted alone, around
Carnifex Ferry, on the Gauley, the Union
command tRosecransl, set out from the
Potomac to destroy it, He had three brig
AIDES, and when the cnemy.s outposts were
reached Col. Iytle led the column with his
Montgomery boys Pressing on boldly, n
turn in the route of march brought INN
opposite to Il fortified battery, which i'm
mcdiately opened with grape and eanals.
ter Iytle ordered the colors to be planted
on the slope in front Is a rallying point
for his men The brigadler was absent,
getting up re-enfOrcenents. the artillery
Are was whitening and was supported with
musketry two color bearers OF the Tenth
were shot down and many men fell
There were three things to choose from
in this emergency retreat, annihllatlon, or
"a charge Without orders he chose the
latter aud dashed ahead on horseback. call.
ing his men 10 follow lie was almost III
stantly shot through the leg the bullet
wounding his horse mortally, though he
crossed the breaistworks after throwing his
disabled rider in a frantic plunge. Lytl.
ordered his men TO seek cover, which they
did close to the battery, keeping up II spir
tied fire OH the Confederate gunners. But
rs-cnforcements were slow in coming up
the fall Of Lstle spoiled his enterprise, and
night came on without II blow being struck
70 drive the wedge home. Floyd aban
doned the field and escaped across GauleS
river, which lay behind him
l.ytlc's wound was such as to keep hin
out Of the field for months. and 1t was ovel
year later October, lS@, when he Wen
into action again This WAS at Pcrrysiile
Ky, during Brasgs invasion Col Lytit
commanded 4 brigade III kousseaus diNl.
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Good News!

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course, need be long afflicted with boils, car
buncles, plmpleS, or other cutaneouS erup
tions. These are the results of Natures ef-
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from the blood, and show plainly that the
system is riddlng Itself through the skin Of
impurities which it was the legitimate work
OF the liver and kidneys TO remove To re-
store these organs to their proper functions,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the medicine required.
That no other blood-puriher can compare
with it thousands testify who have gained
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IRsIcklenss .rniCa Aatyc.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores leers. Salt Rht u,.., Fever
Corns. and all Skin Ernplltns, and posi-
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is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents rer
box. f II sale by Gaspar Haz, OF Big
Stone City.
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HEY are having n
- ST a III pede III Ken
tucks Please look 10
it. a LlSCoLN
This alarming
notice. WIS telc-
Crap he'd by the
president to Gen.
llAllcc k com
handing the | II.
ion forces III the
west, J Jaly l3, 1852
On the same day
Gen J T Boyle,
commanding thc
| nioH forces in
the state Of Ken
trtcky, wired from
Louisville to the
war department AT
Washington t his
startling news,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-10-31

GIN. iYTLE AT CHICK AMAEGA.
wing Gen. Lytle was placed under orders
to follow Sheridan to the left soon as
certain changes had been made in the posi-
tions Of troops near him. The fighting
soon spread from Thomas line toward the
right and urgent calls were made for more
men The Confcderates at al points out
numbered their opponents, and order after
order passed along the Union line to make
shift and hold on with what troopa there
were ut command One OF these orders
from Rosecrans WAS misconstrued and Il
whole division was moved out OF line, leav-
ing Il wide gap without Federal soldier
in it In front OF Lon9streets corps, which
stood fresh and ready for the word OF at
tack. rhe signal was given just when the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-10-31

F. \ " am
Haines Lytle, " ho
is known to lovers
Of striking and pa
thetic verse by his
poem on the death
Of Antony, begin
ming
am dying, Egypt,
dying,
I,.bbs the crimson life
tide fast,
had "A sol d i er y
fate and, like his
K o III al h e r O,
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lRcH MAsONs, MI.BASk
No. Is Stated conyoeatlons
(urth Thursday OF each month
Visiting companions cordially
4 ]. DLksER, lii3il Priest.
(Ass, Sci.
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! meetings at Schater's Hall, o.
lay evening Of each m,lth
|nren are cordially invited 10 II
j. e. kNAPP, w N.
BoreK, Secretary.
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A RAID By TELEGRAPH.
REMARKABLE WORK OF JOHN NOR
CAMS OPERATOR.

How Ellsworth Tapped Cnion Wires sent
Bogus Dispatches. Misled Generals and
Commanded the Union Iorcc.-lt Was
Not Repeated During the War.
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Every tuesday evening u SrIla-
isltlas brethren corlnslis natI.
ED. EMASuEL. \. u.
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