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Observation-Disclosures.

b" AiD'f ho 6HtEt 6r En- SS uSE IN ND
saGn rssss s.
rates sl2 and Upward sHeel , Eates for families
my"stoauoO Bay RidSe. Ma.
HEALTH MISREPRESENTATION COTTAGE
IL situated At cherrystone INLET CHESAPEAKE
and if Th iron house Sasn
pietely iurni.hed; Billiard room. bar ROOM smoking
room stabng for IL horses cover for 10 carriages
nclosed swimming pool BENEATH: Covered bathing
pool for ladies and children 200 'eet long vegetable
main house nclosed with glass sloop to carry twenty
S9I Of S s
one hour of tho best shooting grounds for wild fowl
and sh in abundance in season no masf "a OF nosqui.
s%es now oRea for quests Terms; sl55 yer DAY;
Point thence 10 Cape Charles City then by rail to
from wnsse Pss & meet
ing meals and state room. e. Leave Washington by
!. B. WISE.
!y2-1m' cheriton ?. o.. Va
(,oBBs ISLAND. vIRGINIA's SEASIDE RESORT
~ IN the Atlantic ocean increase of Hotel
and 1int the 6e
ls nshs av AND S boat srps can be
south PsssenEers goins TO Cobs Island must get on
N north-bound train and the is M s soEthbound
train At Cobbs Stations passengers transferred 70 the
week, $40 per mouth; hotel physician &c. For fur
Their Information address 4 T. COBB PROP. se5-5m
RLUFF POINT HOUSE oPEN foR BoARDERS;
ing and crabins foot q the town; short walk
Colonial Beach Conveyance TO and from the yhgrf
COOKE, Colonial Beach. Va. jy2i-0t'
(,0LONIAL BEACH HOTEL on sALTWATFRs OF
sale bathing; boatins ishins and grabbing livery
attached to house good mase cuisine UNSURPASSED
Be- iSsi St esoAf fr'sG5 Or
l,IRST-CLAsS BOARD AND ROOMS a. PER
week: Bathing free ,o,,>-co,,
yl-lm' Colonial Beach. Va
TORT MONROE. OLD POINT COMFORT MA
f iUs ana piry % the esSs
ior se or would take party having cash capital Of
Of Chesapeake bay, ana known as Buckroe. Besch
Hotel Circulars and all in1ormation fur shed aI
Monroe, Old Point Comfort Va yl2-2m
TLANTIC HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD. Is Now
~ open Lsrges, and best located house on the beach
restored. Adde'S 4. ?. WELcH Manager. iysiim i'm
fyoNGnEss HALL. OCEAN CITY, MD.
;sss IS ): and 80 per week nv powr,
SEA SIDE HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD. is OPEN.
SFor partc time table, railroad and steamboat
fare apply to Star office or to JOHN TRACY. Pro.
prielor. yo-lm
CHERwooD. OLD POINT COMFORT va
= Greatly improved; electric bells; hot and cold
baths; 40 week and upward; open all year. GEO
BOOKER, owner and proprietor apas-:3m'
bright HOUSE. kEHoBoTH BEACH. della
II ware VIII reopen June ~ 1920; $40; , AdaTess
m1T-3ms Q3o L st. NV Washington DC
THE DOUGLASS HOUSE AT REHoBoTH. DEL.
Il will open July 10.
Location best on the beach for bathing hshing ana
sailing
Table unexceled
Terms moderate.
Address MRS. O. LONG, Proprie.or
Vll-2w Rehoboth. Del
DOTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND. MD.
Opens July ]. al so day 80 per week; $50 per
month. Special arrangements for families month
or longer. Will meet Lady Of Lake at Piney Point
wharf Good sailing aud bathing. Boats for sailing
Address X. ]. ADAMS BROS, Piney Point, Nd.
Refer to A. J. Donaldson. Census Office, and c.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
sEA.sIDE-JERsEY COAST.

DARKER HOUsE-SEA GIRT, n. J.-DIRECTLY
Il ON Ocean Front; woods in and electric
bells all modern improvements: lth season open
all the yesr. THOMAS DENLIN. Prop my22-2m'
CONTINENTAL HOTEL. SEA ISLE CITY, NJ
" New Enthusiastically furnished; directly on the
beach; express trains direct 20 the hotel FRANK H.
hII.DREfH. Late Of New Columbia. Cape May.
.y0lm
SEASIDE PARK HOTEL.
Five minutes walk from the ocean to Barnecat Bay
fsliug sailing, Grabbing, bathing Cuisine speciality
No hay fever. AAHUN 4 TOWNSEND,
tyl-lm Seaside lark, Nj.
WlLBURIoN-BY-TH
w SPRING LAKE M.
Open from June 10 October.
je2-2m K. x. LETcHwoRrH.
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sEA.sIDE-NEw ENGLAND.

sEA.SIDE-NEw ENGLAND.
l. CAsTINE NE.
Charmingiy situated: une1celled water view;
spacious grounds excellent opportunities for boating
driving and fishing Open June 23 Rates $3.50 a
day; sl0 10 els week L. p WALKER & CO, pro-
prietors; W. A. Walker Manager: H. l. Banks, late Of
Adams House. Boston. Steward. m30-eo2m
EENwICK HALL.
sAYBRooK POINT. CONN.
This desirable family hotel Ia most delightfully."- stu-
ated ON the Sound. at the mouth Of the Connecticut
river ana Is now open for the receItlon of guests
PkoPkIEToRS OF THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
FENwJCK HALL has all the m odern improvements
udng hot and cold SAT- water baths special rates
for the season. Tor circulars &c. address EENHIC lex
Hall; saybrook Point, Conn.,, OF Z. Y. fooTE Hof-
man House New York. y23-w.fSml0t
nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARDoR
IL NEW YORK, MAINE AND NEW BkUNsMICk
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The STRICTLY FlhST-CLASS STEAMER WIN
at > pm, DIRECT for BAR HkkB6K LIsiPoRf
steamer Lucy p MILLER leaves every Tuesday at
noon for hockland. RockpOrt Belfast Bucksport and
bangor. Compositions tor Northern and Eastern
1he most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
POBELL0, 81. ANDkEWS GRAND MANAN.
MOOSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts in Maine.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Steamers leave Pier Is, r.. L. foot Of Maiden
Lane Freight received da.l covered pier Tickets
can be purchased at Lows Exchange. g47 broadway
For further information apply to
i. d SMITH 4 Co, General Managers.
- II and 10 William st.
my2S-eo3m hoon %. New York.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BAlHs.
RocK ENoS sPRINos AND MINERAL BATHs.
VIRGINIA.
About sir hour. from WASHINGTON Adsiishsfui bors
for ismilies and al who need rest Arsnswsl u hssl
snsine uncxcelied in any mountain resort.
Private steam-h heated baths Of mineral water.
oysn immense swimming POOL temperature Of vssss
,, ~ Ts,iSa. Snn.s%e,. sOsa music hDs lawn.
osrcusrs and sis al , fssss9nss.s .
Office. Sun Duilains OF On spTlication 20
A s. PRATT. Proprietor.
mso-am Rock knon sYrinrs Va
ST LEON PALACE HOTEL FSIS 1ar,
This celebrated estnblxhment ON. of tho ,,o.s A.
@ n and AsreeAhle summer resorts the
The numerous tourists who visit this beautiful spos
annually Val mud y this year. under tie
To sufferers from rheumatism. Neurals,s. rnd,res-
eonnesin Mn ,h,s sc, a. Nc the saline sprinss IN
Terms a. 10 81 day and al % 10 siA per week
Yls-.%' NJ A THOMAS Manages.
'HE GLEN sPEINes sASIrARUM
This new institution. under the MEDICAL uspsr~
IsSt - ehsienced physclsns will epes Coz sossts
=, L9c..ed on slun oyhRLookrNe THIRTY
and ncsr NE famous sk TsSsaf % pane
WA He eIapied Slia the most approved thsrapeu-
e o sT'RSs, Sas aCi.n
Baths Ai.o Msssss,e swedish MoSsmsnts I.hsiAsn-
inE SALINE. IRoN I0piSi and sUiShuss m ss.Ss
Beautiful views charming walks and driyss PURE
Mos, Modem imTT9y,sn.nts; Elevator. Electric Bella -
Tor terms and other particulars addre..
.,, ,,. Ma. 4 LLfflNGwTLI.
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ID FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND kMBALhEk
173+ PennsylvHnis ave n " An
TsssphoRe call "l31." -
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

At the Academy Of Music. New Or!esns
TUESDAY. AUGUST Il. 1880.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s30OO0O.
'OG2S9 Ts a Dollar; sass nsv'
LIST or PRIZES.
/ PRIZE OF 100000 is.. 1900 900
PkiZZE o. 10000 is-..---.--.--.-.. 1Q0 o00
t rEIzEs o ~ I19S9 ,s..- so. o04
- ri:zEs u ioS 700 are are ......:. .: as.o9S
lSS tEEz 81 81 5SS 7: $SSSS
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes "l $500 sre.................... so 600
loo Prt1-s Of 800 are..----.............. $4,000
loo krEes Of 2OO are-.----...-.--.....-.-. 10 600
TERMINAL PRIZES.
y:.9 Prs OF log are-...-...........-- e9.9oo
Scs frikes OF lOO are..........-.......... $4,000
5.i34 Prizes. amounting TO. O54 sOO
NoIE-i lcSeis drawing Capital Prizes en-
AGENTS WANTED.
triton CLUE RATES, any further Information
>lesirvs write ss1by 10 the undersised clearly s. az
Nar Nor rsI rsturn mat. S S,nsS: sirrei and
saEed b5 your inei0sins all envelope bearing fun
address N 4 pAugHlx.
By ordinary letter containing Money order issued
By al Express Companies. New lOrx Exchange Draft
OF Posta Note.
Addres. Registered Letters containing currency to
NLW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orissns. La
.REMEMBER that the payment Of Prizes is GUAR
ANIEEp By EOUk NATIONAL BANh> of New Or
Ies,s and the Tickets signed by the President Of
90 Institution ~h.se chartered rights recognized
q. ia. bigest courts. therefore, oo~aFs OF AL init2-
tiUus % nous schemes
l.fML Der th1t the present charter OF the Lou!s-
rs StaIs lottery Company, Akich the SUPREME
COURT OF The UNlTED STAIRS has decided 10
beaCUNIRACr with the state Of louisiana aud part
u the Constitution of the state, DOEs MI tAflhk
UN ri. IHE FlRS1 OK JANUARY. 1872 -
Inc LsglSl=ture of louisiana. which adjourned on
.he OH OF July of thIs year. has ordered an
NET 10 the constitution OF the state 70 We SUD-
united 20 tide people election IN 1897 which I'll
rsrry the char.eF Of ThE LOUISIANA slASE LUI
Is.kY COMA " mp to the year NiAE1EfN HUN
BRED AND NINETEEN 9lo-s&Wfw
ICSEPH GAwLEK, ,
a FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND kAbALak1s
173+ PennsylvHnis ave .. " An
TslsphoDe call "l3S." -
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| UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
TO CONTINUE UNTIL JANUARY /, 1895.
A JOURNAL FoR ADVERTISERS.

Incorporated by the legislature for Educational and
Charitable parposes its franchse made part OF the
present state Constitution in 1879 by oyerwhel-
Ing popular vote. and
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A MER COTTAGE, 1913 KENTUCKY AVE. At
"A lantc City, Nj near the beach. Terms moderate
Now open.
jc2s.lm Mrs. NJ f. AMER Hate OF washinvtonl
RRADY HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, M.
II Arkansas the ocean; newly refitted:
large piazzas and gardens; terms low. Pc. Box .O7
1sS-eo2m JAMES BkADY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Al The Academy Of Music, View Or.e2na,
TUESDAY. AUGUST L.. 1880.
CAPITAL PRIZE. s3OUOO0.
100. 600 Tic1ets at Twenty Dollars each Halves
slO. QUAIIers.s5. Tenths, 81; Twentisths. 81.
LIST or PRIZES
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N SUMMER RESORT
Will reopen June To- has well-shaded lawn, ne moun-
tam TAtr. hot aud cold baths. porucos scenery
and large rooms. Address j. NJ BELL.
YI1-2w Hagerstown. Md.
MoORE's HOTEL AND SUMMER REsoKT
1Nl Leonardtown, Nd. open for
guests Terms, 4. 30 per day s:,5 per month. Chill
dren under ~ and nurses hall prlce No mosQuitOea
Steamboats, daily. HERBEhT y. MOORE Proprietor
jeol-lm-Sds
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BICYCLES.

SMTHs WHhEiEhlEs,
LADIES, or GENis hiding Euarsntssd 81 -
on. Justly eslsbntsd DART ssf.usn Psi caoS
JOllETs, WORTH spring krsme. LEAGUEA. Boy
and 0iris sAfLTiLs, hornk LAngA bsliA kockS
Chains. Cila, Wrenches Eentfng. kepe.xnF, Nickel-
cor. 9Th ana h 81 AN. U1-l8
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04
POWER UNApPLIED.

A gentleman of this city OF a manu-
featuring turn of mind, remarked to a
TIhas representative the other day
that it made him restless every time he
visited the Roanoke river and saw the
grand supply Of water-power uuappre-
ciated and unutilizad passing daily at
our doors. "There, said he, "is cheap
and constant motor which under intel
ligent direction can be made to ruu
cotton mills, wooden mills, flour mills
and various other manufactures needed
in rising and progressive city like
Roanoke. Coal here is cheap; but
it must be dug and transported to keep
the wheels of industry in m otion, while
the water of Roanoke river is ready to
have its powers turned to our uses at
any time. When once it is made avail
able it can be used indefinitely" There
is evidently great deal Of truth in
this.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04
ABRooM FACTORY.

The TINES has on several occasions
advocated the necessity of small indus
tries to the prosperity of the city, and
our people with their characteristic
libsrality and enterprise are embracing
every opportunity to further the inter-
ssts of the municipality in this respect
A broom factory seems of small i'm
portancs when first considered, but
when tho large field fer the sale Of
brooms and the fine fields for the
growth ofbroona corn are taken into
consideration, there is every reason
why the industry should be started
hers, and that at an early date.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04
MS SIGHT RESTORED.

Mr \. X Hawkes.: About a yeaI
AFRO | procured my first PAIR OF glasses
from some dsaler. but they strained
fuy eyes AID cau-sG them 10 ache.
then bonshta pair Of YOUR Crystallizet
Lenses, and The effect has been Won
deriu as q proof Of which | do not usf
any glasses now ard see as well as aver
T. Z. DANIEL, NJ. D.,
Editor Texas Medical Record.
AZ eyes G,ted al drugstore of Chas
r,Ie 60 iieci2 t
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04

Two elegant new residences, seven
rooms each, with bath, hot and cold
water connections complete, cellars
aud uuder-drains, and provided
throughout with heating flues, situated
on Noun tam street, north side corner
Of Franklin road.
Terms One-tenth cash, balance in
equal monthly installments Of 80
mouths, with interest at per cent.
added. a. j. LOUGHREY,
HERMANN CRUEGER, Sec'y.
jan 5-S5 President.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04
SATURDAY, JANUARY /, 1885
FIRST IN IMPORTANCE.

Like all other cities of rapid growth
and development, Roanoke needs many
things which, at present, are not at
tainable, unless other aud more im-
portant interests ara neglected.
The streets and sidewalks, il must
be admitted, could be UNNECESSARILY
improved by the necessary approprla-
tons, and one or more bridges across
the Norfolk and Western railroad
would add considerably to the comfort
of the people. But while it is frankly
admitted that liberal use of macadam
on some of our principal thoroughtarsS
would add yeiy much to The con-
venlences ofravel, and that the propsr
application of the right kind OF pave
ment would be very beneficial 10 ihe
sidewalks, it is none the less true that
for greater advantages in another d.
rection, cur people can afford to wait
until fuller treasury and greater ra-
sources enable them TO make even
greater improvements IN the above
mentioned directions.
As to the bridges, they also are ia
questionably necessary, and will come
in due time. The Roanoke ana South
ern railroad, however, is desired frs.
This important enterprise has no"
reached stage when further delays
are unque.tionably dangerous, aud as
the directors Of the company are will
iug to guarantee its completion on the
subscription of one hundred thousand
and more dollars by the city, there
should not be any further hesitation
on thu part of our citizens in the mat
ter, but all should lend every energy
to secure the appropriation, as after
the read is we'll on towards completion
there will in two years be IN addition
of ten thousand TO the present poPuia-
ton, and wonderful increase in the
wholesale and retail trade and indus
trial activity of the city. Our people,
no doubt, experience some iaconvei-
nieucs from the muddy condition ofthe
streets and sidewalks, but the property
owner can worry we'll afford to subml;
to this, when he knows that uuder the
stimulus of the construction OF the
Roanoke and Southern railroad, his
real estate is being enhanced one
hundrsd per cent. or more In
value, and the laboriDg man GER
tainly should have no cause to
complain when he certain is thai the
same improvement in our transporta-
ton facilities, insures him constant
work for years to come at better
wages. After the new road is assured
we can 90 forward and make such i'm
provsments in the city as its increased
wealth and population demand.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04
III Fa.or of Hawkes. New CrSstaiizeti
Lenses Over All Others.

rRoM THE EX-GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA
TALLAuAssEE. Fla, March 5, 1898.
Mr. A X. Hawkes., Atlanta, Ca
Dear Sir: have thoroughly tested
tie glasses you fitted 70 my eyes seine
time since. and have found them tc
possess a snilneSs Of vision which sur,
passess anything Of the kind have
ever u=ed. pectiully,
W. d. DLoXHAM.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04

Geo. i. BENNETT, Clerk.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04

Nor napy years ago Alabama was
counted antoi.g the cotton states, and
Virginia was noted chiefly for her to-
bacco Now the mineral productions
of these two commonwealth are as
touishing The world, and they have
their cotton and tobacco also.
II is generally admitted that the
coming census viii show greater growth
and Development il The South than in
airy other part d tho Union; but this
is only ;he commencement.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04

azks5gs sFsn EA "a ". J.. Douglas price
F3lI s3yra staInped
q him leaving
- against high prices and inferior goods
lyle kind offers shoes without
NJ fse3. re
o Factory cen get
postage ma
do o
tho L.. Douglas
dollars saved annually in this country by the
- 5coes IN ordering by mail state whether you
azp< cndon French
width is notde-
5,#oa3 3 widths half
refunded
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04

y ~
49, s-- - =. " 49,
i;,s council Of the
ai -a December 1Gth.
o4elus taIltuce was
tl
~ bT Inc council Of
she t,.aa ugcu Tie pc
titina. oi aid Southern
br 81 president.
fi of December.
.
.t AMI Judges OF
SAID civ of Hoanoke
ia -r-a ru. sr.erfi voting
.,s. CIV OF Tuesday.
la ,l.e .-eaao.d voJe.s
on ,7e Ga ;1a. wsethpr tie said
caasla.. Dr. authorized, IN the
n. r,t for rhe use Of the city,
81. o-rs +n Issue a. Bonds 70 an
.tr,5s.n- l,,r e.cssdfnE one hundred
rhous-a3 dollars for the purpose Of
ui2.,lii r second anu iurtiief SUD
ser't -9a 70 Use capital stork OF the
lt,.,lt os -i.. ID -tf-itft't4 SO-i
pa
3aa election shall be held
aud 5aerty TO ISSUE bonds and
matte sptiea sh2i be upon
lae 10 sing ru.7 aEe. conditions
lal
, co"aci may subscribe
.0l -ae q. ss..,i Ip@uy TO the
8saoai6 af oue hundred thousand
Get:..s: 3si al III doing so
t.i1 u tie city shall
aGf e.ceaI ,-a pef ceutum of the
ss-s ID. ,.,...e.of iHa property. real
aa esd.a. u.Jau the city limits
i'll tas s8id company shai
wi1i.if.s5i8 days after he said sub
sel15.8u ela ae uG.ds, commence 10
ror. rus us ua oil road at IFS ter
mjuHs ~ said city " Roanoke, or
within enc ruileo6 ghe city Limits and
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-04
An . RDsNAMCE

Be it ordained that any person who
shall construct or maintain on i'm
proved premises a barbedwire fence,
in immediate proximity to any public
street or alley, shall be proceeded
against as for nuisance
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
L All persons are hereby required
to comply with the requirements of
the foregoing ordinance on or before
the list day of Febguary. 1890.
WM. CARR,
dec IS law 4w sat Mayor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-07-23
THE LAND OF UsED-TO-BE.
JAMES wHITCoM3 RILEY.

Beyond the urple. hazy trees,
OfSummer's utmost boundaries;
Bey ond the sands. beyond the seas.
Beyond the range of eyes like these,
And only in the reach of the
Enraptured gaze OF memory,
There lies land long lost 10 me.
The land of Used TO- be.
A land enchanted, such as swung
In golden seas when sirens clung
Along their dripping Drinks. and sung
To Jason in that mystic tongue
That dazed men with its melody
Oh, such land, with such a sea
Kissing Its shores eternally,
Is the far Used to.be.
The land where music ever girds
The air with belts of singing birds.
And sows all sounds with such sweet words
That even in the lowing herds
A meaning lives SO sweet to me
Lost laughter rlpples timidly
From lips brimmed DER with all the glee
Ofrare old Used to-be.
Lost laughter and the whistled tunes
OF boyhood's mouth of crescent runes.
That rounded through long afternoons.
To serenading plenilunes,
When starlight fell SO mistily
That, peering up from bended knee,
Idreamed twas bridal drapery
Hung over Used.to-be.
Oh land of love and dreamy thoughts
And Inning fields and shady spots,
OF coolest, greenest, grassy plots.
Embossed with wild forget.me-nots,
And all the blooms that cunningly
Lift their faces up to me
Out OF the.past, kiss in thee
The lips Of Used-to-be.
love sc all, and With wet eyes
Turned gifmmeringly on the skies.
My blessings like your perfumes rise.
Till o'er my soul silence lies
Sweeter than any song to me.
Sweeter than any melody
Or its sweet echo. yea all three
My dreams of Used-to-be.
Minneapolis Journal.
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RATES OF ADVERTIDING,
fame is imperishable and will

just then she'll from q Union battery
| some distance away came shriekiug along
the psrapet, ten feet above his head. He
spring from the intrenchment and ran as
though the devil was after him. Suddenly
he stumbled and fell. In twinkling, how
ever, he seemed to realize his situation.
Springing to his feet, he again brandishe1
his sword and shouted: "Halt men; halt
The honor of South Carolina is at stakel''
John says that the whole Mississippi
brigade roared with laughter. Men threw
themselves upon their backs and screamed
with merriment, paying not the slightest
attention to the shells bursting above them.
good Confederate war story. Mr.. Herbert
ment, and was engaged in the thickest Of
the fight at Gettysburg. While his regi-
ment was lying along the line Of the Kappa
hammock before the march into Pennsyl-
vania camp guard was thrown out. Mar
tin Riley was one of these guards. While
Martin was on post Jeb Stusrt's cavalry
came in from one of its remarkable raids.
The riding and fighting had been incessant.
The head of the column as il passed the
Eighth Alabama was well together. The
rear of the brigade was broken by strag-
glers. The Alabama regiment passed jocose
comments upon the troopers. Such express
sions as "Go right along to the rear, boys.
and get your buttermilk," and, "We'll
take care of you and see that nobody hurts
you," were used.
The last straggler was eighty yards be-
hind. He was mounted upon q perfect
Rosinante. The horse was lame and COM
pletely jaded. The man wore hat 80
slouchy that he had to throw the back Of
his head on the nape of his neck to see any
thing in front of him. The hat ran to q
point like that of an Italian brigsnd. Its
top was full of holes, and 1t was so dirty
thst,ao man could tell its original color.
The Alabamiass iassoczerwhelmed g. the fatigued
warrior with jibes and jests: ~He was fear
fully enraged, and gave vent 70 0seqolce
collection of brass-mouthed Virginia oaths.
At the height of his profanity Martin Riley
accosted him In sympathetic tone of
voice.
"See here, my good friend" he shouted.
The Virginian halted his horse and asked
Riley what he wanted.
swell, I sympathize with you," Riley
replied, "but / wouldn't be no mad at those
fellows if was in your place. They don't
amount to anything. They're always hol-
lering at some dam phool or other"
Amos ]. CUMMINGS.