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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
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STATE NEWS.


ooKiSSA' a@ -
MIR: Jordm Of De xter, was before Jus.
tice Copeland onla search and seizure war.
rant and wasfned sI0o and costs. Appealed
Mrs. Bachelor was gladdened by the
return of her eldest son, Wallace
on Sunday. He has been = a. resi-.
dent of California several yearp.-
The corn factory will be- operated BY Mr
Moses OF Dexter. Repairs are being mad
and cans aDd boxes are being shipped from
their mandatory to this plant. Mrs
Henderson and sons of Maynard Mass !, arc
visiting her parents. ME. and Mn. James
Nutt.-Wallaces Adam of Boston, Mass.
is visiting his father on Railroad avenue
Carl johnson, an. old friend. of Landlord
Grant,is.N it'll him at the Corinna hou se.-D,
Tabor has returned from his vacation in
Massachusetts. s %
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. Aug. g.
FLouR--Receipts. &c s73 pigs: exports 1897
bbls; SOS sacks: sales, 900 pigs; less active
low extras. 81 s5a2 oo City mills. ss55as 65 pat
ents, 4 25a4 IS; winter wheat, low grades
IS a y SO: fair to fancy, 3 40 = 2 80
patents. 9 1913 90 Minnesota clear. 2 25 = 65
straghts, O0a3 90, patents. 10 az 90; ry,
mixtures. 2 25 2 so; supel fine l G6s2 10; fn'
55a1 %.
SOUTHERN FLoUR-steadY, quiet; common to
fair extra 2a2 good to choice 3.00a3.50.
RYE FLOUR dull, STEADY; $50. 60aS320
CORN MEAL-quet. s'eady; --yeilow
Western, 2.65a270; Brandywine, 20.
RYE nominal; W estern. 4Sa57.
BARLEY out of season;No Milwaukee. 65a67
western. c3a67; two rowed state. 63a65; No.
Toronto, s4a85 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04

two rowed state 7oa5s; axrowed rate man; oaty
made Canada looalot.
wHxAr--Receipts. SIS .da5 ssaA: exports, i49 or.
ssies, 81, goo; dali. steady, sc lowers---
No. REQ. Gore and elevator. Sias6;
a. snoai; 5ssssi. FOB: ssla.: 40. lard. :os.:es
80. spnns !Is7s; NO, I norsness sasssa s
No. red. -; No spring soiaso&; angraded
red. 72sassl; No. white so.
CoKS-Receipts. 1859; exports. 1859; sAles.
No, !. i5ss45a elevator: solssoi snoat; No.
2, 55ia elevator; SIS ASH anoat; No. :, ALA
= steamer anoat A. yellow. 4oci IN
GRADED mixed. 4sai5li steamer mixed. s5la
SATs-Reoeipss. $4,000; exports. 81 bush;
sales, 81. Coo, dull, frmer;
SS i 4sai; DC So xsle 90 q. tta4 No Si,,
4ls4l4sie, Iaixed Western. 4os42s; 90 white.
55s5o, seat. stat, ios55.
BkhF- quiet, steady; beef hams. dull; tierced
sl!asls; cut meats. dull. steady; pickied
bellies, 40 lbs, at q: picked shoulders, 6iafi
picked hams. iIlaiiis; middles. nominal.
LARD-quiet. firm
s7.76a-:' a. rs 90; compound pap. sS.ooas6 Is
PORK fairly active, firm. - sales. 500 6bls;
BUTTkK-qaiet, nrm;
state dairy new. ;5a2i 60 old. loali; DO creamery
new. i7a23; Pew. &c, i1sss; Western dairy
new i.5Nih. 90 Trearn'fy new, lfs23, DO factory,
l2al5; Eigins 2ss23; rolf, iiai6.
.,sfs large. .asi, do fancy. siasi; fancy old.
94s9i; state small, 9as9I, do new,
9.al,a, old, q; do white, l0alol: part skim,
3 s.; DO new sis9!: fnil skins, 2s2l; Western
small old. ioiai2g; Western part skims.new.3a6
PEIRuLEuA- steady. dull; United. 50
CosFgE-ric, dan, STEADY; No Z. l6iai6i.
SUGAR--raw dull, steady; refined, quiet
No. i. sleai. No, ?. , s,les7; No. ..
al $40; No. 6, 10 i6ai; No. ,, Ssas 49,
No. S. 3 ) sas ISl6; No. .. g-l6sS "a
No. 10. S9l6aSi No. II, las ZIG: No.
Il 37-l6aas; No. Is, 3; OF, a 3 l5.i6s4i
mould, 9l6ati; standard. 5,l6s4i
confection"-s. al slda4s; cut loaf, 5Ls5 s 10;
crushed, 81 5 ID; powered. 9l6a4l; gran.
ulated. 4 . os4s, Cubes 4 9-l6aii.
freigh.s 10 Liverpool market, easier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
In Summer.

An authority ON physical training gives
tho following four rules for the preserve
ton of health in summer:
Avoid either very hot or very cold
drinks. $3.50 -.+
Use oatmeal in drinking water.
Wear flannel waistband.
Use salt in bathing water. Not rock
salt, which is a refuse, but table salt.
which is pure. ..t..,. -s,a..,....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILER.

Proposals will be received at the Eastern
Branch National lIom, Disabled Volunteer Sol
diefs until August 10th. 1874, for furni hing one
Horizontal Tubular steel Boiler, 70 feet inches
long and sixty inches in diameter, with ninety ;
inch tubes, TO rus ain 100 pounds pressure. To
gusge cocks water guage, connections, sc, cast.
ir< 'front.' grste bars, with all other ca stings
quired, and delivered at station of Maine Central
abroad, Gardner, Maine.
Proposals should be sent in scaled envelopes
directed to the Treasurer, Eastern Branch, n. II
ID. VS. Togus, Me. :, and marked proposals for
Steam Boiler. The Home reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids.
j. ID. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
Approved:
LUTHER STEpHENEoN. Governor.
TooUs, ME, July 50th, 1874.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04

Hsw Tort mohsy Market.
sey9sE NKw YoEK. Aug 5.
Money, easy l
Prime mercantile paper. 3kai1.
Government bonds, firm.
Railroads. strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Mr.. Bailey Waller has bought tn
old Baptist Church property for SO,
$50 and will occupy II with his fur
nture store.
The McCarty farm near Gracey
operated by Mr.. w. A. Reed for II
years and by Mr.. j j. Reed for the
last 4 years, is now the property OF
six heirs OF Mrs. McCarty and will
have to be sold for division, The
Reed brothers are among the best
farmers in the county and the farm
is in a high state Of cultivation and
worth about $4,000 Mr.. w. A..
Reed now lives near Casky.
Mrs. Mary o. McCarty's will was
admitted to probate Monday. She
directs that after the payment OF all
her debts that her property be dis.
posed OF as follows To Miss Betsy
McCarty, John w. Chappell, Harriet
Baker, Mary Smith, Thos. X. Torian,
OF Cadiz, aud Margaret Northington,
OF Clarksvile, she gives her farm OF
800 acres as equal beirs; but she di
reefs that BuTrell McCsrty, col, shall
continue to occupy aud use 80 acres
upon which he now lives during his
natural life. To Mrs. Sarah Orr, she
gives the house and lot now occupied
by John Orr, in Hopkinsyille. She
directs that all her personal property
on her farm or elsewhere be sold, and
after expenses are paid that the re-
mainder be divided between the
Christian church in Hopkinsville and
the Concord Christian church on the
Canton road. T. p. Campbell is
named as Executor without bond.
The will was made May TO- 1884,
with a codicil Nov, 4, 1890.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Miss Lizzie Gather is in Evansville
visiting friends.
Mrs. j. S. Fritz is visiting relatives
in the country.
Mr.. j. NJ. Frankel ia in Louisville
! bis week on business.
y Mr. @. NJ. Flesnor il spending thii
week ia Bowling Green.
Mrs. e. II. Petree has returned from
a visit to friends iu Princeton,
Miss lilly Hester has returned from
Welt TO relatives at Herndon.
Miss Daisy Kleeman, Of GAINESVILLE
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. A. l.. Foard, Of Darlington, is
Ia the city with view Of locating.
fMiss Allie Bottomly, Of Louisville,
is on visit % relatives in the city.
Miss Nellie Fox has returned from
Chicago, where she has been for two
years.
Misses Ann and Bette Guynn,
are attending the Sam Jones meeting
IN Cadiz this week.
Miss Leila Diuguid has returned
, from a lengthy visit to relatives in the
Sinking Fork neighborhood.
Mrs. James NJ. Howe, Of Nashville,
Team, is visiting the family ofsMr Z.
w. Henderson, on South Main.
Mr.. e. b. Bassett has returned
from New York, whore be had been
for two weeks buying fall goods.
Mr.. " II. White has accepted a
position With Nashville publishing
house and has been assigned territory
in VEST Tennessee.
Mr. w. II. Peace was called TO
Nashville Wednesday, his sister, Mrs.
G. S. Van Valkenburg, OF that city,
being dangerously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Metcslie and |
Mrs. z. z. Huffman, Of Hopknsville,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. W. h.
Barr. - Bowling Green Times.
Mrs. ]. F. McCaughsn, OF Milling
ton, Tenn. and Mrs. +. A, Edwards,
and daughter, OF Paducah, are visit
ing the family Of Esq, W. S. Good.
win, on North Main.
Last Monday evening Miss Mamie
Van Wagner, who hiss been on a de
lightful visit TO the family OF Mr.. F
l.. Waller, OF this city for several
weeks. left on visit to the family OF
Rev. Sallee, OF Henderson, where she
will remain a few days. She will
then 20 TO Bardstowp, KY, and take
charge Of the department Of music in
one OF the leading institutions Of the
State. In addition to being an &C
complished musician she possesses
all the graces OF mind and heart to
sdorn any social or literary circle.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
JACK
Stock at Auction,


Thursday, Oct 18Th, 1894.
We will offer for sale about 35 Jen.
nets aud % or more Jacks, , Jacks
ready for service aud others YOUNG
growing colts. Some very fine AMI.
malls, among the number some extra
fine registered jannets with jack and
jennet colts by their sides, aud Others
in foal by oar imported Jack Linden
40, pronounced by competent jack
men to be as near a model jack as any
they ever saw. Everything offered
will be struck off at whatever it viii
bring. Terms: A credit CT II
months, 6 per cent. interest. Notes
with satisfactory security required
A discount Of 4 per cent. allowed for
cash. Sale torommencs at 10 O'Clock.
Send for catalogue
S. II. MYERS & Son,
Kelly, Ky
W. w. DUuue'l, Lebanon, Tenn.
AuctiOneer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Willie joiner to Lizzie Coleman,
The Cheapest Trip Ever oheiedto
Mammoth Caye,- ~.

An excursion will be run to. tbs
Cave by the L.. q N. Ry. Monday
Sept. 10 n, 10 charge CT W. A. vii.
gus, T. PA, arriving Of Cave at
iO.s0a N. leave Cave At IS p. ~
uezk day, and reach hcmesams night
TnHfar6 for the rou1d TIP, includ'
ing fees for both routes in Gave and
one and a bali days board,at hotel i
only 5000. Those who desire te
stay longef can have tn cir tickets ex
tended at the Cave and secure q rate
Of 500 per day al Hotel. This is :
Zine opportunity to explore these
senderful cayerns, Give in you
maze TO ]. M. Adams, Ag't' L, q y
Ry,o provisions can be made.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
For SAL by r. G. Hardwick.
oalIuARY

Died at Ter home, in Hopkinsyille,
Nv. july nth, 1894, Miss Donna
Hlillep, Ia theS6th year Of her age.
There is something peculiarly impress
thiye in death, wh,n, as IN this in
stance, il occurs in> the bloom Of
young yomanhood, aad takes the
sunshine from the home and leaves
sadness aud gloom. Her pure chris
tisn life was the joy OF the home
With these are interviewer other ties
which reach Far beyond the immediate
circle. and touch many chords o.
sffectionate semembraDce. There
was an indispensable cham in the sim
plicity and unconscious beauty, and
grace Of character which summoned
her everywhere with an atmosphere
ofloye. She profsssed religion ans
Joined tho O. p. Church when young
liar light was 20 bright and pure that
Y IL saeihod llke The path OF o star, shin
INK with q serene and steady ligh
until its beams< gro hidden fsoin IA
byv.',e hoF!
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Two Medium Size
Christian County
Farms
T0R s. ALE

E0S SALE
One near the Clarksvile and Hop
kinsviIle Turn Pike, in sight OF Long
view, and one threa miles west OF
Pembroke, also in iiree miles OF
Cessy-Bll under fence, Fine toba"-
co, wheat end corn lands, excellent
ueighborhoods, good tenement
housee, barns aud stables, of VIII oh
some are new, all are. in easy reach OF
A. JOHNSON,
Clarksvil'e,
Tenn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Leonora Badger, very pref
ty and popular youug lady OF NasL
viIle, who has frequently visited this
city, viii! be married TO Col Criddle,
q prominent Nashville business man,
in this month. Miss Badgsr,-@ q
niece. OF Mr. J. T. Wall, tnsrpbst oil
tesIsIammoth Clothng & Ssossco.,
ofhs city. M
GIrMotsfpsANp, Miss Mary Fe-
lapd, only dsughtes " HohS ,ohn
Feland, OF o wensboro, will be mar
RED Sept. rs, TO Mr. john Gilmour,
.of Owensboro, The wedding will be
ct the Settle 'chspsI Methodist
Church and will be a very svsll al
fair, with ten couples OF aitpdants.
They viii take an extended tour and
probably 60 20 Europe.
CoMrroN- JoNEs. n Cards ara soui
announcing the mesiasc 81 Mr.. Sam
W. Compton, OF the Msdipnvale
Hustler, TO Miss Georgia Dumf
Jones, daughter OF MIR. T. ,. Jones
at the jacksonville Bsptise I AnIch
on Sept 10, at 2 O'Clock p. N. H-TbeJ
will take trip and be at home after
October |.
!. MARRIAGE LICENSES.
JAS. l.. Rogers 20 Minnie T. West
j. ". Quise1bery TO Mary a
>wSghl. 4
Willie J,iner to Lizzie Coleman.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Mr.. Henry Drexler, formerly OF this
city, now OF Madisonville, had the
misfortune to lose his entire house
hold effects by FIRE last Friday: He
had $500 insurance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
The odontunder Process

DR.. Bosley will be at the Phoenix
Hotel Sept. 10 TO Is, aud will extract
teeth without pain by the use OF
0Jontunder.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Nept Years Wheat Crop

Depends on the Fertilizer you ~
this fall We have Pure Bone Mea'
guaranteed, aud o'her bone prepara'
tons selected to give the best r,,'ll',
on Kentucky soil, Testimonials
furnished. Prices and terms 90 So
ent with hard times, Sead for cinu
lars, etc, etc.
L. j. HANCOCK,
Casky, Ky
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

The local nine, accompS MED by a
large number OF base ball enthusiasts
went over to GAINESVILLE yester
day morning where three games will
be played tc decide the champion
ship between Hopkinsville and
GAINESVILLE. The first game was
played in the afternoon, but we were
unable TO get the score before going
to press, Bradley pitched for the To-
calls and Stuliz will occupy the box
to day. Bradley will again take the
position to morrow and there is little
doubt about our home team coming
off the diamond victorious. One OF
the largest crowds ever assembled on
a similar occasion in GAINESVILLE wit
messed yesterdays game and to-day
il will likely be even larger,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
BASE BALL.

Wednesday afternoon the High
School second nine and the Public
Of eight weights" School nine
played a match game in Shsrp's
field. Only five innings were played,
the score being IA to 10 in favor of
the High School team. These clubs
will play series Of three games to
test the championship. The next
bat crossing will occur one afternoon
next week
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
FARMS FOR SALE

A good South Todd farm, of near
500 acres, with god Improvements,
nice four room dwelling, three good
barns, ice honse wind mill, plenty OF
timb,r, never falling springs and
ponds. / miles from l.. Il n. depot.
Affer first 'paymeDt will extend terms
to Sir purchaser. See crop on prem.
ises. Also nice little AZ acre farm
near Trenton, 20 d timber, wat n and
q tenement house. Apply to
G w. WARE,
Trenton, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

Thousands of new patrons have ta-
ken llood's Sarsaparilla this season
and realized Its benefit in blood puri-
Il led aud strength restored,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07

The Hopkins county fair last week
was an unprecedented success. In
fact all Of the fairs this year are bet
ter than usual, The Hopkinsyille
fair Oct IL, IL aud l3 IL expected to
be the best for years. The catalogu es
will be put tomorrow.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Back Again

For n short while. We are making
first class photographs at 81 pr doz
en-. Former stsnd, Court street.
NJ. w. DAVIS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
The Public is Hereby Cautioned

The Public is Hereby Cautioned
Against certain dealers in Hopkins
vile, Ky, who palm off an inferior
grade Of Whiskey or spirits under
the celebrated |. w, Harper brand.
A DOUBLE CRIME
One against the justly earned reputa.
ton OF meritorious article and the
other against an unsuspecting pnb-
lie.
A SUITABLE REWARD
will be given to anyone who may fur
rish information that will lead to the
APPREHENSION and CONVIC
TON of the wrong doors. Mr.. w.
X. Long is the only dealer in Hop
kinsville to whom | sell the Harper
whiskey. No other merchant 10 Hop
Snsvills CAP furnish you with the
genuine article. Respectfully,
| w. HARPER,
Nelson Co, XIV.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
DIVIDENDS!
.nIVIDENDSl!
DIVIDENDS!!!

Are what we want and the NORTH
wFsTFRN Mutual LIFE INSURANCE CON-
pANl lays the largest. For proof,
and popular forms of insurance
call on LONG d KELLY,
Managers OF the Giant ms, Agency.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
The March Of Improsc,Mr
SPECIAL LOCALS
Miss Matte j. Buckner
Agent for the Eleciropoise, same
price as at headquarters. Office in
Hardwick cottage, Main St, HoI
kinsville, Ky.

Small Farm For Sale.
Having sold a part Of my lands, ]
have decided to sell the remainder
containing l774 acres Immediately,
on Tobacco Road 5 miles South OF
Pembroke. Improvements comforta
BILE and 10 fine community. | will
sell ll5a, 81 acres or all together
Terms to suit and will sell at bar
gain. Come and see or address
X. g. HOPKINS,
Pembroke, KY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
c.LoREp.

BAKER four months old child OF
Elleo Baker, died in the city Mon
day OF fever.
DowSEy.- Mar he Dowuey, daugh.
ter OF Henry Downer, died in the
city "Wednesday of fever, aged IL
years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
DEATHS.

CHILroN.-James Clifton, who lived
near Dsysyille, Todd county, die d
last Wedue' day, and was hnried n
tie Chiffon Graveyard nesr Pen =
broke Thursday
Warts Henry w. Watts, one Ct
the oldes. and most prominent citi-
zens Of Montgomery county, Tenn ,
died Of drop-y at his home in New
Providence, SATURDAY., aged 20
years. Mr.. Watts was for teverel
years engaged in the dry goods bust
ness in GAINESVILLE, was at one tin 9
an active lawyer, and was a promi-
nent Mason and life long member OF
the Baptist Church.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Take vitNlis Liver Pills.

w.N.wo.,, late sAsAr e.esr''la', Co. Ky
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1894-09-07
Crushed to Death BY the Cars.

Last Saturday night Bud Cook.
colored, Of GAINESVILLE. secreted him
self on the trucks OF one OF the cars
for the purpose Of securing free ride
10 Louisville. Near Hsdensville
Cooks feet got under the wheels oil
the train, asAsAsboth feet were mashed
off The wounded negro WAS taker
back to Clarksville where be died q
his injuries Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
In New nninrn-

on the sixth morning from the start we
were treated To a surp1lSe-pafty Mihch
! shall never forget 1 suppose W"S
the first 10 awake. ana what Nohe ii.'
me was sOmething whistllng over my race
as If it had come from below.
oppnpd my eyes and listened. could
hear what sounded like a hum OF voices
at no great distance, ana inc next no
mcnt something whistcled past my ldce
again, then another then NO th.'
three then "a perfect shower. Ihcy MrIt
arrOws,-there was no mistake dDuut ti" =
and if they were poisoned, the shshlesI
scratchfrOm one Of them meant dedlh III
horrible agony within an hour- "a"
that the three guides already shi NOISE
lessly from their beds ana were lylhb
fat on their faces among the creepfIa
with their eyes Just peeIlhs Over '5 i4 ~
of the foliage. My mates and ! dld lhe
same. There we saw our surprlse-pdIt ".
A. the foot of the blum, cutting us on
from our trail through the forest, STOOD
fifty or sixty of the trlnIilest ilI al t,li
ever saw. They were immensely ldll
men each with a great winged mask on
helmet over his head, the long nali SIAM l'i
ing out like a fringe beneath ~ cum
brOus cuirass OF the same u@IN n, ~ , 49,
and yellow color and greaves or les-pieces
10 match. When the first shudder OF sur
,ris. had passed ! recognized the arrow
nroof armOr of tOrtOlse-sheN worn Dy
certain warrior tribes Of New Guinea,
n snecinen OF which | had seen in the
Rrifish Museum; and | knew we were
face 10 face with some Of the most blood
tbirstv wretches ON earth. They carried
their testimonials with them. As they
came nearer and nearer 10 Us saw thdl
each had string of human hedds sluhE
roUnd him. stnl dripping with gore and
smearing the tortose-shell armor al each
stride the warrior took. | called hoarse-
w 10 the guides 10 know what we were
10 do / felt my flesh creep al over Wheh
~ thai they were gone. We three
unarmed whites were at the mercy OF
these chastity monsters Edward Wake
field. i'm September Lippincotts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
DOUGLAS TRAIAk.
Major Commanding.

endorsements
Headquarters First Separate Brigade
Fairfax. &. H.. Va. Jan. /. $50.
Respectfully forwarded t0 department
headquarters / exceedingly regret that
such blunder was made. / have given
directions that all wounded officers and
men If the enemy bee hereafter brought
in. although any officer ought 10 have
brains ana common sense enough TO 10
So without an order.
tSirnaJ ~ GAMBLE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
COL William NdIIUIti
~on,unandinV Cavalry Brigade


Colonel: In obedience to your com
mand. l have the honor 10 report con
cernine the wounding Of Col. Mosby lie
was shot by man Of my advance guard
under CAPTAIN Brown, IN Mr.. Lake
house near the Rect0rs Crossroads, on
the evening Of the Zlst instant, ABOUT
p NJ az which time ,a,h was Sew IN york
Pe,Snents Several shots were fired, and
| WAS informed that a rebel lieuten-
ant was wounded. ] immediately dis,
nounted and entered the house. and
found man lying on the floor, .appar-
entity in great agony asked MN ms ms
son. 10Th Virginia Cavalry" He was In
MIS- shirt sleeves light G ,nSn cotton 81
ANY. nothing 10 denote in the slightest
degree, that ne was not what he pre-
tended 70 be. 1 told him must see his
Wounds 10 see whether 10 bring him or
rot. opened. myself. his pants and
found that a pistol bullet had entered
the abdomen about Two inches below
and TO the left OF the navel; a wound
that felt assured was mortal. there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

Creeds for the credulous: but as for me,
| choose to keep mind alert and free.
Not faith but truth set me for a goal:
Toward that shining mark, God speed
thee. Soul
Frank Dempster Sherman. In September
IippiDcOtt's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-25
.s.rhe nlnek orookn Tonight.

The "BIack Crook" will be produced
at tho Opera House this evening with
all tho grandeur and completeness
which marked its remarkable run in
Now York. Three gorgeous ballots
have been specially arranged, in which
a large number OF lithsome coryphees
will tako part, including n number of
children. ~ d
Magnificent costumes have occupied
tho attention OF eminent cos,umors for
some time, and tho results will be found
to eclipse all previous efforts in secur-
ing artistic brilliancy. New and elab.
crate scenery las been constructed, and
electricity will play m important part
in illuminating. by means OF hundreds
OF incandescent lamps, tho terpsicho.
rean rerel. Prominent among tho lead.
ing features will be tho rruld march OF
the Amazons, armed cap-a.pie in gilt
terinG armor European artistes OF
distinction will introduce clever spe.
,cialties, including tho famous quartettc
OF French Quadrille Dancers, from Paris.
aud the Brothers Rixtord, from St. Pc.
tersburg. (.