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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-07-10
JUST BEFORE The BATTLE.
story of war Song aud How 1t was hin
i~heh AZ Last

Rev. DR.. ilengy III Field editor of the
New York Evangelist ana brother OF
David Dudley and Chief Justice Field.
in letter to The editor III che kansas
City Times, tells an interesting and
pathetic story Of the late war, and asks
for information concerning IT. hero a
Federal officer m Field mas iust rub
lished 4 book ON the south, Bright
Skies ami DARK shadows. in which
there IS chapter on tie batt.eof Frank
lin one memorable tor its hloodineSs
and individual deeds al daring. Ii this
chapter 5 related an incident of Fed
erai officer now residing ia Kansas CITY.
DR.. Field thinks. and whom the latter
hopes Will communicate with him on
reading this article The story j. this.
A commissioned officer OF the Union
army had taken quarters at the home OF
Colonel McEwen then and nov 1 lead.
ing citizen Of Franklin Just before the
battle Of that name this officer had
asked the daughters 81 Colonel MeEwen
to sing for him. Singularly enough they
chose the song "JuSt Before the Battle.
Mother at that time very popular III
the South
They had sung but few lines. when,
interrupted hy the opening Of the battle
itself the officer rushed from the house
TO place himself at the head Of his regi-
msnt, and oil his Way was shot through
the lungs. but Is byamiracle not killed.
He was carried Ell the field to the camp
hospital. ana fna..s Is Nashville
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-07-10
CAMPFIRE STORIES.
CRAZY LITTLE DAVE.
A sad story Which shows the Most Pitia-
bile side Of War.


Brown and continued:
Little Dave was er crazy child, and
the way IT, got rs Be crazy is one Of the
unwriJten stories Of the war
..He lived over the creek beyond the
mill. there and 81 had got usened TO
see some mighty hard TIMES and lone
some times for ihe men folks were all
in the army ana Little Dawes mamma
had 10 leave him ali ar lone many or
time 70 20 of to mill and 10 .cufiie err
round in many ways That these since
the-war women know nothing o..
ale had learned 10 set crround on the
grass n the yard and on the old gate
posts and watch and wait for his mann
mas return. Patience had got 70 BE one
OF his characteristics. FOR many had been
the time that his mother was belated
and he had cried himself 70 sleep on tho
grass in the yard.
AS the war went on the more lone
some Little Dawes waiting, got TO be,
for az first chickens crowed and cackled,
and the pigs grunted erround. and er
yearling calf played horse with the little
fellow. and Ponto. his little dog. was al
ways ready to cheer him as best he
could, but one by one. and one way and
another, the war had stripped the place
OF every living thing but the boy and
his mother, and when She was away
there was not sound save the signing
OF tho wind aud the rustling Of the
leaves 10 keep him company 1T was
lonesome lonesome times.
"On the day I'm telling you Of the
mother left homo early to procure some
meal. Kissing her little boy good bye
she promised him 10 BE back by tie din
ner hour. and she brushed tear from
her eye as she turned al the bend Of the
road and seed now lonesome be looked
as be sat straddle OF the big gate post
watching her departure
.For hours l.ittlo Dave SIT, Grsi Oh
one post and then on thc other Wateh-
ing be bond of fhe road .ur Ills mothers
RETURN AT last lbe sin turped over to-
ward he wcs 8nl Dave l,neu that his
mother should nave 8een M home II
was past the dinner hoar With
patient-.et face yhe litfle fellow held mp,
but the tears Aere eunniu1 town his
cheeks and dirt had striped his face
from the hands that bad wiped ON
away. Little pave VS. restless now.
1t was two O'Clock aud his mamma was
stu away lie was hungry aud scared
now. ana ms eyes were hurting from his
place. he Thought. Little Dave and
mamma was all vas left. and now nam
ma Is cone ana ttera s ,othinr ioft IN
moor Iittla D,,. Tbps M g.1itoa .n4
watched mi n tast ovb,ms,a5 ~
threw binself an tho 49, and e,,a5
himself 81 slean
aYi+.l, ~ al - 49, 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-07-10
A MARTYR TO SCIENCE.
Mystery Surrounding the Marriage
and Death of Prof Ponder.


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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-07-10

A doctor in an Institution With
many children declares that nothing II.
ritates a cough more than % cough He
hrihed the children in one Of the hos
pital wards to hold their breath when
tempted 10 cough, and Was himself as
;5nished u tae speedy relief u some Of
tAen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-07-10
HAVE A CAB !?

When you addressed as above your first i'm
pulse is to look at the driver If the day be stormy
and the driver IS wise man, you will find that he
wears . Fish Brand Slieker," and he will tell you
ger in the cab, and that for his business this coat
IS invaluable. When you get once inside Fish
Brand Slcker," there's no such thing as weather
for you. l. doesn't make the smallest difference
whether it rains, halls, sleets, SHOWS or blows
You are absolutely and solidly comfortable Get
one az No danger of your not liking it after
wards. 1t is waste of money to buy any other
waterproof coat. They are worthless after few
weeks Of hard usage Beware Of worthless i'm
itations, every garment stamped with the . Fish
Brand - Trade Mark. Don't accept any inferior
coat when you can have the :" Fish Brand Sucker"
delivered without extra cost. Particulars and
illustrated catalogue free.
A. }. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

Tho, owner Of tho old Niagara rink That foil
down several years ago, has entered 81 against
hardware man for detective iron aud hardware
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
THE QUESTION on. REyls,IIO(Iy,tt

or tho Creed OF the Presby terinn church 10
\ DO Considered at Clnysville. il
$SThe next meeting Of the Presbytery q
Washington, which includes the Presy..
terrain churches Of this city, promises 10
be n very entertaining one as al that
time the present all absorbing topic With
those actually interested in matters per.
tanning to the Presbyterian church. 1.-THE,
Revision of $the Confession Of iFaithn
will come up for discussion The meet.
Ing Is EtoYbe held at Claysyllle on tho
second Tuesday in April and there Ia no
question but that tho consideration 10
BIO given this question will make the
sessions the most interesting az any this
Presbytery has hold In a long time. .Si'ISs
There has been referred 10 a special
committee, OF which the Rev, Dr. W. III
Cooke, pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
Church Of this city, Is chairman, the
matter OF suggesting the form OF action
this presbytery ought TO- take In this
matter. Tho other ministers on the
committee arc President james D. Moi.
fat, OF Washington.J eiferson College, tho
Rev. DR.. Hamilton, OF Washington, Pa
and the Rev.IDr. w. II. Lester. OF West
Alexander. The Hon.. GIL. Cranu,er,,
Of this city, Is ono the elders on the
committee. Tho committee has held
two or three meetings, but thus far has
been unable to reach any agreement on
some OF tho points. X Another meeting
will be held In March, at Which time t
Is hoped "a report can DO agreed upon,
but'if the disagreement continues, then
two reports will probably DO prepared
for the Presbytery. Tho Presbytery will
have to take action ut its coming meet.
ing, for ut tho next meeting Of the Gen.
cral Assembly, to. be held in May, the
vote Of the Presbyteries will be compiled
and the revision made, or the Confession
Of Faith allowed to stand MS II is, accord.
Ing to that vote. Z Ono OF tho most vital
Of the questions in the revision scheme
Is that Of Disseminating CONCERNING In.
fants dying In infancy, so as to omit all
reference to them, and so az TO preclude
that explanation OF section four which
makes 1t teach the 'damnation OF all the
heather, or makes 1t deny that there arc
elect heather who are regenerated and
saved by Christ through the Spirit, and
who endeavor. to walk in penitence and
humility: according to the measures of
light which God has pleased to grant
them. 1t is unnecessary 10 say that
these recommendation involve some OF
tho most vital points OF difference be-
tween the old and now schools of Pres
bytcrian theology. $50 IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
NJ --{ytt y :, g. asea Asassg - aNsSt7'
a Worry Enjoyable Reception.

y The second Of the cat Homes" an
nounced to,take place this month at the
residence ofMr. Charles Burdette Hart
on North Main street, occurred Saturday
afternoon and evening and owas :Svery
largely atteneed. u Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles
Burdette Hart, Miss Collin, Of Muirkirk,
Md, and Miss Chance. t During the
afternoon hours, from 4 to 0, there were
about seventy ladies present, during the
evening hours, from to 4 0 Z O'Clock
nearly ID ono hundred III ladies II were
present. During the afternoon Mrs.
George d.. Johns presided at ! the
chocolate table and in the evening Mrs.
D. Carter List poured the chocolate.
Miss Hart was assisted in serving the
guests byS Miss Kate White and Miss
Sydney, OFT. The compliments paid the
ladies on the. success Of their reception
were numerous and sincere; the even
ing hours were particularly enjoyable
and many yielded to the temptation to
prolons them. Music was furnished by
hllllQYnr. p 5.l ~ i}is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

Capt. 4. 4. Devrics, Of Newark, John MNCourt.
ncy, Of Wheeling, and Earl oslCbay, Of Cleye.
!and, Merc In tho city Saturday looking after
thNy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

SsAbout 0 o'clock last evening DR.. Ford,
OF ssBenwool, while calling on some OF
his patients in the Eighth ward, left his
horse and buggy standing near the cor
ner OF srhirty.thirl and sEoT streets. Hc
had been in tho house OF the patient
he had stopped to sec but a short time,
when two unknown men came along,
united the horse, got in the buggy, and
started to drive down Thirty.third street
atsa reckless speed, Before they had
driven n square, they collided with IA
lamp post ;&and badly wrecked the
vehicle. One wheel was reduced to
kindling wood and every part was
wrecked 4 and ia twisted. ss Neither
of$the men nor, the horse were injured.
Themenjumped out Of the wreck and
disappeared in the darkness before any
ofthose attracted by the collision could
get close enough Ito positively identify
them. 1t is not I known, therefore,
whether they were two toughs out on il
drunken lark or whether their plan was
to steal the horse. Tho police were no.
titled, but with no clue to work on did
not make much progress last mighty CT
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Hogan .Kee,,lnE up III. .lyor

Hogan's Tabernacle was filled nearly
to OVERLOOKING last night. The disa.
greeable weather kept nearly I all the
women at home and drove the men and
boys in doors. The result was that Ben
Hogan, talked to one Of the most inter
esting crowd Of listeners no has had in
his place during the three months he
has been:laboring in this fieldi;it was
made mp almost entirely Of men. and
they listened with las u ~ marked
attention to the homely u preach
ing OF Evangelist Ben. The Y Sun
day School " established by Hogan
continues to flourish and was well at:
tended yesterday. When Ben Hogun
first came hereit was his intention to
remain but two weeks; .be, has been here
over three months and has preached the
everlasting truths daily during that
time. 1t has been IA hard and fruitful
work, but combined u with the bad
weather it is having a very wearing ef-
feet on Hogan. ~ 2 Z s.. "a! ly:;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

Tho Importance Of purifying tho blood can;
not DO overestlmated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health. ..:5,i ls5
At this season nearly every ono needs =
good medicine to purify. yitalizc. and enrich
tho blood, and we ask you 70 try Hoods
SDo,,.o,,,,.,l;.o,'. sarsaparilla. Itstrcngthens
5FoCuftdf and builds up tho system,
creates an appetite, and tones tho digestion,
while It cradicatcs disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies used giyo 10
Hoods Sarsaparilla pccul.
iar curative powers. No Io0u
o,hcr medicine hassuch record OF wonderful
cures. II you hayc made up your mind to
buy Hoods sassaparilla 10 not be Induced to
take any othor instead. 8 1t Is a Peculiar
Medicine. and Is worthy your confidence. Il
Hoods sarsaparlla Is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar 4
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= y - q so 2 Hr-iEs's
* Supreme Court OF iDDGnls.

~ - -
The Supreme Court Of Appeals OF this
State met atg Charleston Hagain Friday
morning with all the Judges present
The proceedings had were as follows: ~,
ID Morgan's administrators VS.. Brast 4
Braunlich, from Wetzel County; appeal
and supersedeas allowed, bond $500. an "a,
Dawson VS.. Hemerlick, from, Wetzel
county; certiorari awarded and case sub.
mitted. :. y .ss2sIlli;IE
Atkinson & Piersol, vs.. Beckett, from
Richie G County, supplemental record
filed and case continued. r.,
Y Town of $Martinsvillc Etvs. y Dunlap,
fromWetzel County; submitted by con,
sent. i,
/, Van sWinkle IS. Blackford, from Wood
County; submitted. :! Z 3 y
Bumgardners va Leavitt, from Wood
County; dismissed for failure, to print 4.
aboard vs.. Wilson, from Roane Coun:
ty; continued. ;;si;s K
Martin Is. Martin, from Clay County;
submitted. a
Parsons 4 Lewis va! Riley, from Jack
son county; submitted. ~ :Ys
$ Cummings vs.. Armstrong, q. Judge,
from Roane County; petition for writ Of
mandamus, argued and submitted.
N. G. Prickett,: Of jackson CounLy;S,
A: Hayes, OF Gilmer; county; aud J.sH.
Lynch, oil oane County: were admitted
To- practice. q KS S \, ,., 4;
An; adjournment was had Il till 10
o'clock this morning. = &:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

The Laushlin mill closed down on Saturday
until anew lily wheel Is put In aud nil the dam.
age Is repaired. Mr.Iohn C. IIaync has charge
q the job. The damage nm0unls 10 much more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
"A Sttll Alarm of Fire

1.-The Hope hose company was called
out about $3.50 o'clock lust evening by a
stfl(a}arm from William Aiitchell's board
ing house at No.1l02 Chapline5str
The blaze was fortunately checked in
time to prevent N good:sized contlagra-
ton. Twas occasioned bySa: leaking
gas pipe under one Of the; floors. Is There
WIS a slight explosion when tho volume
Of gus that escaped.ig nited and the floor
ing was badly CHARGED ii One I Babcock
extinguisher .quenched the blaze. ,:;s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
Y NEw5LOCALf CORPORATION

The Title of SNhici, Is the TitiesInsarance
md Abstract Company OF Wheeling. "
\ Application has been made to Esecre.
tary Of State Walker for d charter for
the Title Insurance and Abstract Com.
pany Of Wheeling, a corporation formed
fori.he purpose Of insurlng owners Of
real estate and all others Interested there.
In as lessees, and mortgages from losses
by reason OF defective titles, liens or In.
cumbrances, and for the purpose of OK.
aiming or searching land Titles md
furnishing opinions thereon, or abstracts
thereof, which corporation shall keep It's
principal office or place OF business Mt
the city Of Wheeling, county Of OHIO
and State OF West Virginia, and Is 10 OK.
pire on : tho fifteenth day OF January,
1040. For the purpose of forming tho
corporation, $40, 900 has been subscribed
to the capital stock of which 81 900
hns a been %s!$ paid 4sin AZ and a the
privilege Is desired OF increasing the said
capital 10y, the safe Of additional shares,
from time to time, To 500 900 IN all. The
capital So subscribed Z Is divided $into
shares OF 500 each, and Is held by the
following gentlemen Morris Horkhei
mer, O. II. Collier, f. p. Mcneil, w. "
ifoge, PEBBLES Tatum, Alfred Caldwell,
W.J.Wilkinson, William Goering, Alex.
Mitchell, George 2 7. Boyd, William B.
Simpson, George B. Caldwell, +. L. IIoge
Howard Hazlett,s Samuel Hazlett, DaviG
| O. Nnruau Rohnrf TIn,latts Jorrv GnnI
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COIN: tof Rom ON I; &. ri

IskTheS steamship Cityzoff Berlin, oil the
iInman; line, will takea out quite q party,
oflpeople known:inl Wheeling when she
sails from New " ork} F ebruary, i g SsssA1r!
,W:sF,SSNier, the local yagent for this line,
has sold tickets on the City OF Berlin for
the date mentioned Ito q the Il RI Rev,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

~ - a.. -
4 One deed ofatrust and I the following
conyeyances Of real estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks Office satur-
day: I. v. "A Z l5Sj!t
IA deed made January1s, 1890, byNil-
liam Mitchell and wife to Peter Cruise
and wife. for II acres, 3 roods and 3s
poles of land on the south branch OF
Short creek consideration, s., 500. q;
"a deed made January 10, 1890, by
Margaret Ryan and A. G. Ryan, her hus-
band, to Charlotte Helwis, for 8 aud TO-
100 acres OF land on: Peters run ;consid-
Grafton, 800.
Added made April !, 1856, BY Elisha
Connolly and wife TO- William MITCHELL
for Y acres, 8 roods and 50 poles Of land
on Short creek consideration, So 900. q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
EWiid.Cntti,,rI: at Clnylislyill !.

1.-THE latest sensation in the,NVashine-
ton, county oil field lis furnished by the
new section known : as the Claysyille
district lying in and around the town Of
Claysyille, :whiehtis being rapidly devel:
.oped. q The sensation consists in the To-
cation by the ElyriaS Oils Company Of a
we'll on what known rs the Laird farm.
IT is an out and Sout wild cat, . being
located; more than a mile ahead Of $S;the
well on the 4 Carson farm: Should the
fluid DO obtained in paying quantities
the well will open an immense block Of
new territory, as 1t will & be two miles
ahead Of the old Developments Yin #the
,Taylorstown3 field, and half that distance
In advance of the Carson. 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20

Is a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and fprunes, and aother
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered lit; i'm.
Intensely POPULAR 1t cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc.dS sold lin SO cent
bottles by; g. r. Goetze, w. Nv. Irwin,
W. FE.itWilliams and / John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Go: and Goodwin q. Co.,
wholesale agents. W iS$3 {i.{s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
SAICulLDlKuLEn..

Another child killed blythe use 81
opiates given I'M the form Of soothing
syrup Why mothers give their children
such ;deadlytpoison sis surprising when
they can ,relieyethe; child gifts peculiar
troubles by using Il u. Il Acker's Baby.
Soother. It contains mo opium Of NOR.
phine.% Sold by Logan Drug Coz N.
Goodwin && Co; O r. Geotze, "a. N
Young, ohm Coleman. Si9s 3Si DIV 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-20
atBucKEYEa EXTRA CTS \ arc gstrong and
sweet, putup in a style 50 neat that they
are mighty hard ito. beat.% a. all grocers.
10 -E, f-gI7-ll .IlI,., Z,
; :.GATARRh,S
!! Catarrhal Deafness = Hay Fsver-A$ Ns a

Catarrhal D cafness . Hay i Fsvor-A; New
Homo Treatment 4 u
Sufferers arc not generally aware that
these diseases Care contagious, Or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites, intthe lining membrane Of tbs
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research! however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result Of the discoveries
that: simple remedy has been formu;
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured lin
from one to three simplevapplications
made at, home: BY the patient once intwo
weeks.
IL n. T. This treatment Is not a snuff
orSang ointment z bothS have beenTdis.
carded BY reputable physicians as iiniu-
rious. tA pamphlet explaining this new.
treatment is sent free on receipt Of stamp
to ( pay postage, by A.sH. Dixon 4 Son,
337 and $3.50 Vest King street, Toronto;
Canada ChristiansA drocate.;; ~
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AN; Druggist rug 4

Any Druggist IL nv
In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates if you need & gentle and
reliable laxative Ii 7yoar liver is inae;
tive you can't hope for good health
until You regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir O.
Dates is Just what you needy Give. it Z
trial. Sold in 50 cent bottles by OR
Goetze, W. ". Irwin, John Laughlin
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 6
Co.. Wholesale arents. s. . :. e j
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y NJ AZ r g NJ
Bishop ]. j. Kahn, Rev. Father j. ].
Deehan, Of Parkersburg, and Rev. ] ohm.
Murray, Of Abingdon, Va, Rev. Father
DeWoll, OF 5Frostbnrg, Nd, Miss Gene.
We've Boggs, OF ClarksburgSrand Miss
Helen Deyries, ofsthis Icity.ST The entire
partyawill visit Rome In company with
Bishop. Kahn, who goes TO mako n report
to His Holiness, & "A, 4.
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a Former wheeling alinlsto,lrr I1ono,ir.ed.

80 'Aia " - HA.I'ntoF ipHoFeusi
The Rev. Dr.. D.W.L Fisher, President
Of theS Hanover College, at; Madison;
Indiana, formerly for a long fnumberxo
years pastor Of tho ! First f Presbyterian
church Of this city, has been appointed
by President Harrison TO be one iof the
commissioners to. visit tho U IS. mint at
Philadelphia. His duties consist OF ex-
aiming the weight and Stineness of the
coins received from the different minis
during the past year, and witnessing the
tests which will be made Of the machin.
cry in the assay Office. Though the zap.
pointmcnt is one that is not very remu-
neratiye to the commissioners, yet is one
hichfreaeCts great honor and credit
upon them. The, duties require the taste
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