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Sale.

Window-ssshes blinds doors etc, OF the
old Methodist Church Apply at this ONCE
T--o = 1909
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Whitewashing.

The undersigned will DO whitewashing upon
reasonable terms, and do it well. Address
WM II. BRENT,
Nav s, 1895. tharies Ao"N'
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STOP THAT
HORRIBLE COUGH!

PRIMLEY'S SPEEDY CURE,
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHOULD YOU buy e bottle and il does not
= givesatislaction, ON the return of the empty
bottle we Will cheerfully refund the price paid
for 10 in other goods. Sold by g. T. LIGHT
DRIILEYS S Sarsaparilla sold on the above
i plan, by 6. L. LIGHT.
DRIMLEY Iron and WahoO Bitters sold
i on the same plan by 6. I. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05
Financial Statement of JEFF
ferSOn County.


State of West Virginia, Jefferson County,
Set:
In the Clerks Office of the County Court
of said County.
To the County Court Of said County
The following is a Financial Statement of
said County on the County Levy for the
year 1894 .:
date is 500. 900 in bonds bearing interest
at the rate of five per cent per annum.
The floating Indebtedness of the County
is as follows:
Coupons not paid........~Sll32 90
Miscellaneous orders not
paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2dU0 Ol
Parish orders not paid. SO "A
Jury orders not paid. 1916 80 S5O94 30
Before another levy comes into the hands
of the Sheriff. subject to the orders of the
Court the following amounts will have to
be paid by the Sheriff, out of the levy now
in his hands, viz
Coupons to bepaid April
lst, 1893 ........ .............Sf93) w
Coupons to be paid Octo-
ber lst, 1919 ................ ZcSU w
Miscellaneous ord May
term, 1895. ......... ......... $500 %
Parish orders May term,
1895. 80. $50 90
May term. lS95........... 600 90
Miscellaneous Ords Au
gust term. IS95............ 400 o.
term 1895 -. 400 90
Delinquent taxes for
1894. .................. 10 w
sExonerations for 1891. 100 90
Commissions to the
Sheriff for lS94............ 1000 90 Ss94O %
There is now in the hands
of Albert + Davis, late
Sheriff f......................S 5943 so
At the May term, 1884,
the balance inthe hands
of j. Garland Hurst,
sheriff, ,was....-........,16oo2 50
The levy for lS94 includ-
ing r. 4. taxes. &c,
was...........................2S .2S7O2 81 S50l9S 50
Summary
Balance due now from A.
+. Davis, late Sheriif..S 5495 50
Balance in hands Of J.
Garland Hurst. Sheriff,
at May term, lS94.......i6002 50
Levy for 1s94................2s702 "a
Orders paid by j Garland
May, isal.................. $l123i Il
paid. amounting To-. 5o9l 95
Bonds and interest called
and not yet in ........... 9o33 W
Order, coupons. &cthat
will be passed by Ooto-
Der, 1890. .......... ........ leSiO 10
6er ist iSS5 49,. -. Oo'o 52eS 81
s5OleS So S5Ol9s SO
Balance to tie credit Of
the County after Oct1-
Der ist, IS95-..... -. S5e9S 81
The Jury fees of the Circuit Court for the
year ending April lst 1895, amount to
$l209 20.
Given under my hand this lst day Of
April, 1895.
GERARD D. MOORE.
Clerk Of said Court.
Estimated.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF CHARLES Town
ROAD DISTRICT FOR The YEAR 1881
Orders paid by the eSherif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05
Ice Cream.

The lee Cream Parlors Of the undersigned
are now open for the season. Ice Cream serV-
ed bv the saucer OF sold by measure, ana isih-
Vog i6 1904 HENRY DUNN.
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VoRREsT w BROWN
ATTORNEY FATLAW,

c6u....o,si J.Jrs0p County, YES, Virginia.
Attends to- casesi the different Courts Of West
Virginia and Maryland Attention given to
Pensions and ali classes Of Claims against the
IN Government
es Special attention to Collections.
JAM I'D 1850
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TOP-BUGGY and HARNESS for sale
both in good condition. Apply az
Man 4 FREE PRESS OFEICE.
EQ-W sold together or separately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05
County Court Proceedings
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR 1891.

State of West Virginia, Jefferson County,
Set:
In the Clerks Office of the County Court
of said County.
The County Lew.
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Just Received.

Ihaye Just received a nice supply Of Catsup,
Mustard and HorseradiSh Also Hayden s
Easter Dyes -four colors for cents
W. 5. MERCHANT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05

aTheSurveyor of Precinct
about. sl25 90
Given under my hand this LIST day of
April 1895.
GERARD d. MOORE,
Clerk County Court.
Estimated
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To Owners of Stock.

All owners Of Horses, Cows, Hogs, Goats
OF other live stock within the Corporation Of
Charles Town are hereby notified TO keep the
same from roaming at large within the cor
porate limits. as the law In regard thereto viii
be strictly enforced.
GUSTAV BROWN,
June 20 1894 Mayor
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ar LAW,


CLEON MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05

FINANCIAL STATEMENT or MIDDLEwAY ROA1
DISTRICT FOR TIE YEAR 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-06-05

Estimated.
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Buggy and Harness.

April 49, 1892
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

oession from the Union under any pos
ssblo circumstances, but II the idea could
lie entertained at all, he viii find none
that would 90 with him In order mat
bankrupts and insolvents might rid them
selves of their debts with half OK what
they owe.
We are gratined 10 know that all CT
Georgia Is not given up TO the folly OF
the Commercial" Secretary Hoks
Smiths journey through the state max
ing sound money speeches has been
succession OF the m )st encouraging as
semblics OF people enthusiastic in their
devotion to the principles OF sound
finance. He received 10 less than three
invitations TO speak at Augusta. the
most recent one signed by the leading
citizens Of that place. although Augusta
is the home OF ex-senator Walsh. and
the place where he daily issues his pa
per the Chronicle" with his most stu
pendous pronunciamentos for the white
metal. II Is undoubtedly fact that FOR
a number Of years Georgia has been
thought TO be as absolutely given up 10
the heTcses Of free silver as Kentucky
was three months ago. or as Virginia
now is. but recent indications prove be-
yond all doubt that the course OF honest
money has a large following in every part
Of the State; that its advocates are the
leading and most intelligent citizens o.
each place: that they are everywhere
fighting an aggressive battle, and that the
course Of sound money is everywhere
gaining ground. while free silver is every
ofr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
srHFDoM TO WALL STREET.

II is really funny to hear free silver
reople talk Of the serfdom TO Wall street
and then sec how these same people lun
10 Wall street whenever they want any
sort of financial accommodation. There
are maLy free coiners in Minnesota, ana
no doubt they all approve Of the recent
action Of the treasurer Of the state in
going 10 Wall street TO find some securI-
ties for the State.
Wonderful to be told. Minnesota las
Sc me money TO invest, ana that being
so, free coiners and AL other Minnesotans
want il Invested where II will make the
best returns. Minnesota has bonds Of
her own out but their principal and in
terest are olyable in gold. and this fact
added to her very high credit, makes
them sell at a price which Will not yield
more than two per cent. on the IN
vestmcnt. This is no doubt a source or
great regret TO the free coiners OF MIN
nesota. who would rather see her credit
so broken down that her bonds would
hardly sell at all. But as Minnesota mas
turned her back on free silver. and de-
clares steadily for gold standard. her
credit keeps up TO this exceptional point.
and her treasurer was forced TO invest
500. 600 OF her money In government
bonds that net her but per cent. while
he put si37 900 OF it in Alabama bonds on
a basis of a 3l-2 per cent. return. All
this M,nnesota's free coiners think, no
doubt. serfdom 10 Wall street. but when
their State has any money 10 invest they
are glad 10 have a Wall street TO buy
good securities IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

TIE smallpox at Stella need not cou-
Germ cur people any more than lhr
So all-pOx was az Roanoke or amy oincr
point. and 70 has been at Roanoke ana BE- -
oral other points In the State during M
past year We feel no more alarm anout
IL thdu 10 81 vas at Bristol Baltimor b
ar any other point OF equal distance. IT.
viii be cnectudly stamped out az Sttua.
L. ferv preclutiOn that could have nren
taken 10 suppress the disease has been
done. our city officials have acted prompt
ly ana with great discretion. and 10 dam
ger need be apprehended here.
We believe that what has been made
public in regard 10 the matter was proper
and timely. 10 is too often the case that
Important news is suppressed in defer
cnce % a misguided notion or sentiment
when. had the truth been told al first,
very much trouble, annoyance. and dau-
ger would have been spared the public.
Fancied security purchased az the price
of silence in the midst Of real danger,
is invariably costly. When the truth i8
known at FIRST the public are properly
warned and are then enabled 10 use such
safeguards for their protection Us Wis
dom may suggest.
II is a notorious fact that great harm
has been. 'One communities in hlndI DDS
OF instances Dy keeping the people bon ig-
rOrance Of their real danger. -Danviiie
Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

oughly illustrated than in tho plai'rm
adopted by the Maryland Convention.
lie owned that Convention, ana was ap''
10 impose any action OF any sort upon IL
that he chose All the world knows now
cordially he hates Mr. Cle'elind. MS
bitter attack upon him IN he senate
after Mr.. Cleveland had exposed his cor
rupt connection with the sugar and other
trusts. IS rccoilcoted by every one, M
ncne have forgotten how he de-laIes
that he had been forced 10 follow Cle'e-
land through oceans OF slime ini MIN.
rut he wants 10 conciliatc the Cleve-
land Democrats In Maryland now so we
nrd him putting into the platform ne
wrote and dictated to the Convention the
most fuls,mc panegyrlcs IF Mr.. cleve-
lard. and positive adulaton Of his course
as President. Degradation cannot 20
lower than that. ard yet IL gives no SOFT
Of surprise TO those who know German.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
GRrrr con srEIhE fHEaD.
Governor NcCorkie Thinks hiner- ~
Man, states " IN 60 out.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Aug. LIZ
the fears entertained ty Governor VIII
liam Mccaklo. OF West Virginia. are
realized ter. will shortly be a STRIFE
among the cCal miners OF t.le 1870
which VIII ho an cpocn ln ~ hl,
Governor McCorklo. 1ccomlahi'l ~
Governor Fleming. Dr NJ. h'a.' ......
sfor T. : Carr Colonel j. \. h'.llii'i
Cantain ~. j. Robinson, an4 ,''t..
Rowan. State Treasurer OF Nt,. 80.
cl1a. has uetn staying an tnr l.' IT,.
Hotel here Tor the past week i o-Y"t .
Governor received dispatch sun,lD'''i's
hir. home Immediately. ana -tiuhs '.,.
his presence was needed in VIE" OF oil"
impending strike. ,.-.,.fo aid.
VIXEN soon. Governor McDcfke r-
There is a strong probability OF suiN
among coal miners on an immense $50.
beginning in Pennsylvania anu slIea1,te
thr0ugh1uf West Virginia. ILLINOIS, ',,l.
and Indiana. The miner, n me flat ."P
region are dissatisfied with tre seills-
menf made recently and me wage sN'''
adopted Dos The confrreucs
IL is understood that ms lnlni l"a.l-"
came through the secretary or tie MN
ers' Association. Mcbride. VINO was 49,
ISOLATED with Governor Mc'orkie IN We
conference o. setfln the late UOup.e
among the miners of West Airsinia. ~
is known that fhe MINERS nave uF'H
chatting under the present wage scare
and need but little encouragement -
break ont. The Governor and nus parry
VIII leave for Wheeling early in me morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

NEWPORT, r. l.. August Richard
NJ Hunt. ~ho ranks with Richardson
and Root Ia the front Of American ar
chltocts, died at his summer residence
here yesterday. aged sixty-nve. = native
of BrattlebOro. Vermont, he was edu-
Gated al Boston. ana graduated at Har-
yard. After several years spent IN the
best architectural schools of Europe, ne
returned 10 America His career has
since been one OF remarkable success.
He was engaged for a time on the Capt.
toll extension at Washington He de-
signed the famous Vanderbilt palace AT
New York. the Bartholdi statue pedestal,
the GOelet and Metropolitan Life Build
ings, IN New York and the splendid Ad-
ministraliOn Building at the Columbian
Fair. For the latter creation. DE was
presented with the Queens gold medal
by the Royal Institute OF British Archi-
tects. Mr. Hunt was a brother OF VIII
liam Morris Hunt, the painter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
MUST NOT MEDDLE.
Judge Mcsherry's Warning to N Mother
in-IaW.


FREDERICK. MD. Aug. i.-cnle' 81 'ss
lanes Mcsherry sat in chambers mere
Yesterday in n very interesting case IN
u,h,cb Z, appeared that a man afIie,'l
u.ith TOO much mOther-in-la~ ha' , -"
desnerate remedies 70 gaia peace; ~, .1i,l
who figured in the case were " ~,
Raker and his wife Lille, VINO ias' mia
~ recently lived near Ladiesputs, 80
cp,rtv The wife Is from ONO WIZ
Raker met and married her sefetM ne
49,, rho testimony disclosed tnat ~" ~
cot,ulc had lived happily together .te,,
the wife's mother interierc1, WIN -
separated. Their two-y'ar-oii ~" lie
left by Baker IN possession OF ~ n,"se
but a short time ago ne ",Ht ~ 49,, MIN az
and took the boy away leaNlhS III" -
the homo Of his parents. ANXIOUS 49,
cain nossession OF the child. Mrs. bane,
aud her mother came 20 Frcltilch 49,
niaced the case In the hands or tne a--
thorities 4 writ was issued Tor baN',,
and he was arrested. The case cam, ~
Yesterday on writ OF haoeas coIP-',
ara after hearing the testimony. JUICE
NcShcrry turned 20 the man ana W2iia,
and advised them 20 go home ana -
81 live together happily. To the motnef-
in-law ne then turned and told hef tntt
she must go 10 her own home ana -
fnf,rfere with the domestic AFFAIRS OF mo
,.o,,r, ,eonie III YOU do not stay away
from them" he said. Il viii Doe c9npti.,i
10 uut YOU under bond 20 keep tne pt",e
and not breed discomfort between N.a'
and wife The court viii retain jufi-Nt
zion of the child. but 30 viii De placer
in control Of the father ana Ut any
tempt 90 interfere win tnt Jui ,..'.'.,-I
fho conrt they will boz dealt with acorn.
ine, -, Inv The couple took the courts
advira and returned home. Baltimore
American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

their leisure ia the comparable orscur,
ity OF bars are forced into the opvn' s.
parade their drunkenness am the't VI"
scenity before the decent.
The darker side 10 all this picture -
told in the police records. L9nu,ViI
percentage OF crime has almost dou.i'.
IN the century. one OF the oapcIs VI
week told Of fifteen infants VINO han
been smothered by drunken parents.
W.fe-beating Is one OF the usrai pVic'
items. and tho right OF drunken nus
band to maltrcat his wife seems 10 pe
Wei established in the average maHis-
tcrial mind. The brutes are gencraHy
fined five or six dollars.
one Sunday evening we took long
walk TO Hamstead Heath, dear 10 tht
memories OF the robber days. but now
peaceful and beautiful common. &c
went 20 Jack Straws tavern. IN llont
was a large crowd. listening TO the sohSs'
sermons. and prayers Of Y. VI. 9 ~.
ovangellsts. and a dozen yards away wa wa
the tavern. brilliant with the Ieht anu
crowded four and live deep with men anu
women. struggling for drinks. II was
Sunday contrast of modern Engiahu' L.
l.. NJ, In Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
Turned the Hose ON the Army.

NEBRASKA CITY. Aug. 1.-The saliva
ton Army OF this city is In trouble. They
were arrested Saturday night. and sub
sequently released. because no charge
could be brought against them. Being
unable 10 suppress them by process OF
law, the city last night endeavOred 70
drown their ardor. When the army APP
peared on the street the IRE department
came out. attached hose 10 hydrants and
thoroughly drenched the Salvatlonists.
All fair-mInded citizens denounce the
performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
sIH,TERsON's LOST CIR.
The Body Found Petrided After the Lapse
of I.5 Years.

WHITEHOUSE STATION, July 3.-The
mystery Of the disappearance Of Peter
Simmerson's pet Maltese cat has at last
been solved. one hundred and twenty
five years ago Farmer Simmcrson erected
the first house I'm WhitehOuse station.
Mr.. SimmersOn was the cwner Of the
finest Maltese cat In the neighborhood,
and was very much attached 10 il. lie
named It Tom"
While the building was being erected,
Tom suddenly disappeared, and no trace
of him could be found. Owing 10 the
traditions Of bygone days, the story OF
Toms disappearance never left the minds
Of the household. Yesterday the mys-
terry was solved.
While workmen were repairing the roof
they discovered the petrifed body OF
the favOrite Tom had evidently crawl
ed under the roof one hundred and TWEEN
ty-hve years ago. and there met his fate.
lie lay between the rafters and the
roof, and looked as natural as life. His
eyes were partly opend, and he appeared
as though ne had just awakened from a
slumber and was ready % greet his mas
ter OF more than century ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

WASHINGTON. j. a.. Aug. 1.-The
present olcomarearue laws are liable %
soon become practically dead letter. AT
present there is special tax on manu-
lacturers of oleomar4arIne OF 500 a
year. Wholesale dealers pay $40, retail
dealers sis. and there BIS stamp tax OK
TWO cents pound. Certain manuiae-
turers and renners OF clttnn-seel OH az p.
now making preparation which cannot
Doe distinguished from butter except ny
an expert They however sell II as
cottou-seed OIL. 0r else give it some Fancy
name. They deny that it Is made ~ iml-
taron OF butter. and declare it to De
perfectly natural produce. They say
fhat IL is immaterial to them whether
people who buy 10 use 10 for wheel grease
ON 10 spread upon bread. But they say
it is not sold as butter. or for butter nor
is 10 made in imitation or semniance pi
butter. and. therefore. b. is not suole. [
90 the Internal revenue tax on oleomar-
..arlue. other manufacturers are making
"A more careful study of the law, ana no
opinion is expressed that they VIII an De
able shortly ID steer their manufacture
around the measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

There is a paper published al Atlanta
called the Commercial whose editor
must have less sense than one wonid have
thought possible even in free coiner.
Some one asserted that his paper was
willing TO give up its devotion TO free
silver if the National Democratic con-
yention rcNt year should pronounce
against 1t, and the paper comes back
in fury. with an article entitled mot by
a - sight" the blank being filled
as it appears there. The excited editor
then says that If the States whose cleo
torai votes are usually given to the Re
publican candidates succeed IN forcing
their odious single standard views upon
the Democratic Convention next year,
that he is in favor Of the South with
drawing from the convention as she did
I'm 1860. even If it should bring about the
same results. for there can be nothing
worse for future generations than the
scrfdom of our people to Wall street"
That Is TO say, If this country resolves
that 1t will adhere 10 a single standard of
value. so that When men speak OF a col
lar they may know exactly what IS
INFANT this excitable gentleman thinks a
proper occasion will have arisen for the
South TO revive the doctrine OF recession.
which IL renowned at the end OF the war
q q agreed never again 10 assert, and en-
gage in another bloody war with the Unit
ed States that IL may establish the right
Of Southerners 20 pay dollar OF debt
with fifty cents worth Of silver.
This gentleman may be highly gre
garious animal. bu, we can say with per-
feet confidence. that when be comes To
act upon HE opinions. he will lind him.
self nocking entirely by himself. We
quietly but very distinctly inform this
gentleman that he can find no one besides
himself In the Southern States who would
tolerate the suggestion OF another Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02
John L. to Become a Road-IIou,e Keeper.

BOSTON, Aug. ITO De a bOnltace u
John l.. SulliyaE's ambition. lie has MS
eye on good road-house on Brighton
Road. and yesterday he called on the
Board OF Police 10 see about a license.
Commissioners Martin and Curtis had a
long interview with the ex-champion, and
while they did not promise him a license.
they advised him 10 put IN his applica-
ton. lie intends 70 do so to-day. Suiii-
van has received several good offers from
New York and Brooklyn, but he wants TO
stay in Boston.
In reference TO the offers made him
by william \. Brady the manager OF
Corbett, the big fellow said he would
not accept them. though they were good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

To the Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-The statement IN your paper this
morning that Dr. ChaIkley stopped me
from giving emetics IN a case OF poison
Ing by cocaine, because he knew the
emetics would do no good. does me
great injustice. was called III 10 see
the case, and sent for stomach pump
myself While waiting for rs arrival, l
proceeded 10 give emetics, the object be-
ing the obvious one OF removing the
poison from the stomach. and X plainly
making no difference hor IL was re-
moved, whether by emetics or the stomach
pump-sO that II was removed. 30 Iar
form the emetics being improper, / should
have been culpably wanting N my duly
II ] had failed 70 use them while l was
waiting for stomach pump. Inc treat
ments by emetics was the ~ best tnat
could be adopted under the circumstances.
Cocaine poisoning has 10 be treated on
the same principle as morphine bolh
narCOtise the stomach. and Tor the same
re- sor that We use both emeucs ana inc
stomach pump I'm morphine POISONING ~
f. proper 10 use both cmeticS AMI stomach
pump in cocaine poisoning Inc treat
mcnt Of the two kinds or poison il stiltt-
ly analogous. / am told by ~ Imam
H. TAYLOR. who is Coroner. ana also an
expert toxicologist. that had / waited for
the stomach pump. while ha1 it Ih nly
power 10 give emetics and fahel 70 give
them, he would, in case the nay had
died have held me 20 be criminahy isuo-
rant. / haven't the slightest doubt out
that the cocaine was all ABSORBED before
the stomach pump arrived ut Is Known
by all medical men 10 absorb very rasiid-
lv). and the emeIcs-cardiac stimuiants
and physiological antidotes-that were
used. saved her lfe T.. W GLE. NJ. ~.
No 4 west Grace street
Richmond Va, August ], mo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-02

CHICAGO. August IAN Adrian Mich.)
special says:
"Humphtey Tabor. Jr. "A young farmer
living two miles west of here. has been
mOurned as dead the last week. On
July 22d he disappeared from his home.
and was last seen going in the direction
of his barn Nothing was heard Of
him until yesterday, when one OF his
hired men heard means IN the hay-loit,
and digging away the hay, found Tay-
lor nearly dead for want OF food and
drink. When resuscitated. he said that
IN attempting TO move the hay. the NOW
mad tumbled over on him. and he had
no idea how long he had been there.
The doctors say ne viii probably die"