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against the Tag. they were free 10 20
whittier they would ana as best they
could In The meantime our army had
been supplying them with rdtons. On
the next morning, however the morning
of the 18th, we could see the men. singiy
or in squads, making their way slowly
into the distance. in whichever direction
was nearest home. and by niChtfall We
Were lot there at Appomattox Court
house, lone some and alone
Tho general was asked whether he had
any diagrams nr pictures Of tho scene.
and h. replied in the negative. The only
picture OF the surrender Of which | know
lis Il steel engraving which is printed at
the head of the certificate OF honorable
discharge Of every Maine man who
fought in the Civil War" he said. but
even thIt | have not here Mt my rooms IN
Portland. 1t j. at my home in BrInsa
wick, ana therefore ont Of reach.
'Photocra" MS of myself? on. yes. |
have several. Here is my most recent
onc-nlakcs me look like Frenchman,
and the general sm.linelv handed thu
writer a copy Of the civilian picture
which is printed in connection with this
article. II grow this beard Of mine dur
ing INC return from my recent trip 70
Egypt" he explained.
Her is one in military Uniform. | ten
my folks look like a wild lrishman III
that. It's about the only one | have IN
my old uniform. too. although lfoS!2 81,
friend who was on my staff during Oh
home week festivities while back sent
me this equestrian picture.
Gen. Chamberlain took from the hiEh
mantel shelf in his room an enlargement
Of a snapshot. and explained:
That was made when | was salutinS
the governor in the review.
Any IF my earlier days, YOU ask? ne
said. Iankcc-likc, to the Journal man
with n smile
No. nothing except this photograph Of
A bust which is in the State House at All
clsta Tho bust was made very shortly
after the close Of the war. and my COM
radcs say it is a remarkably good likeness
nf rro as I was then. But my hair was
Jet blaCk-it isn't now"
And with this the honored soldier
statesman badc the Journal man Goou
night" and slowly turned TO bis southern
window. where the harbor lights were
kndinE through the mists.
He vas back again at AppomattoA
Courthouse.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
WelIsvIllo.

Miss Nellie Bl in, went to Mcx-
leo Saturday u take n lesson from
Prof. Clerno of Hardin College.
Miss Clnrcna BROOKS who has
been visiting relatives here lett
Sunday for st. Louis her future
homo
ELY Kcmpinsky was here from
Marling last week.
Misses Maymn aud Eulah Kcl-
lar of near Montgomery were In
this city Saturday.
Miss Rhodn Parker II the guest
OF relatives In St. Louis.
Henry Gooch of st. Louis spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
children in this city.
j. ID. McQuic and wife were the
guests OF relatives in Montgomery
last Thursday.
Rev. Il. Il. McQuie of Montgom-
cry was here last week.
Mrs. $. NJ. Meas spent n few
days in Kansas City last week.
David Lehncn was in Iowa las,
week.
Mrs. Orya Meador, who has been
visiting homefolks at Macon, Mo-,
has returned home.
Mrs, Henry Roppel, who has
been visiting her mother Mrs. ID.
Lchncn returned TO her home In
st. Louis Wednesday night.
l.. a. Bird, editor of the Mar
tinsburg Enterprise was in this
city Friday.
Mi-sss Mattie Wilson, Lcola
McQuie aud Mrs. f.. w. Kuhnc,
were thc guests OF Mr.. Clark Ellis
and family, at Montgomery Sun
day.
DR.. j. G. Blaine aud daughter
Miss Nellie, were the guests of DR.
Taylor at Martinsburg Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20

Mrs. r b. Henry and little
Georgia and John arc the guests
Of relatives at O'Fallon.
Miss Nellie Mosely, an Insti-
tute student visited at her home
near Fair View Sunday.
Miss Tillie Haines left Thurs
day for St. Louis where she will
enter the school for the blind.
The Olney Institute opened
Tuesday with an enrolment of 80
and several more to enter In a few
days.
Miss Rosa Bell, q charming
young lady OF New Harmony,
was the guest of DIR. Ives and
wife this week.
Harry Harness while on his way
to Bowling Green Monday had
the misfortune to get his arm
broken by n runaway team.
RUBEN GLUE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Prices Branch.

w. Il. Winscott was calling on
friends ut this place Sunday.
Mrs. T.. Wilson who has been
sick the past two week is better at
Thu writing.
T. II. Mcclure who Is teaching
school near Mincola visited his
parru.s at this place Saturday
aid Sunda'.
Morgan Summers and wife,
Mr.. r. South and Miss Mabel
Randolph visited over in Pike
County Saturday, returning Sum
day
Mrs. II. s. Rittcnhousc is visit
ing relatives and friends here this
week preparatory to leaving for
Atchson Kansas where MI. Ritz
tenhousc has secured work in a
printing oiice.
Preaching here last Wednesday
night by Rev Whitmorc. lie was
also trying to organize n singing
class. VADA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20

capt. p. Wells Of near Marling
and Mr.. Remfro Of near Middle-
town came up Monday and took
the train for Kansas t'ity to attend
the Populist Convention.
Miss Gertrude Summers OF
Montgomery was the guest of Miss
Essa Bcrwangcr last week.
Miss Edith Lchncn lef Sunday
afternoon for Urbana, Ohio,
where she will attend school this
winter.
Miss Irene Thurston, Of Fulton,
Is the guest of relatives here.
Miss Josie Elton was in st.
Louis last week studying the fall
fashions.
MIR. n. Mabry of near Montgom-
cry, spent Monday with his son
Walter. In this city.
John Collum was In Montgom-
cry : ity Sunday.
Rev. James Reid Of st. Charles
Is conducting n series of meetings
at the First Baptist Church In
this city.
John Rccs, left Thursday for
Kansas City, where he has n posi-
ton.
Mrs. Dunlap and daughter Miss
Lena of Fulton, are the guests of
j. w. Dunlap and wife OF near
this city.
& /. Pcyton %. Marunsburg
spent Sunday afternoon with re-
~lativcs here.
Miss Ora Nunnclly Of Montgom-
cry was the guest Of friends hero
Sunday. She was accompanied
home by MIR. Gus Wilson.
Appropriate Memorial services
were held At the Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon in memory of
the late Rev. j /. Jesse u former
pastor of that church.
Misses Susie Martin aud Moni-
mia Taylor. Mcssrs Carter Taylor
aud Harry Burwcll of Martins
burg were. the guests Of Miss
Nellie Blaine Sunday evening.
Rev. Jas Reid, H.. II. Mansfield
and Mrs. Ben Smith attended the
funeral of Rev. j. 7. Icssc at Mex
leo Monday. ST. ELMO.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
West Prairie,

John Gregory was hauling corn
from Slick last week.
VIM. Parsons and wife moved
to Olnoy last Thursday.
William Lewis of Gazette was in
this part of the county Saturday.
Rev. Crews filled his regular
appointment at Horeb church
Sunday.
We had n nice shower last week
but not enough to make stock
water and fall pastures.
Mrs. Ellen Srote moved TO Slick
last week. She had been in poor
health for some time and there
being only two IN family she
thought II best to move away from
the farm where she wouldn't have
thu care OF the farm on her mind,
She aud her daughter Miss Matte
will be missed by their many
friends.
l. V. Whitesldes went down tc
the island near GAINESVILLE, this
week to ship his cattle, which he
took there to pasture some weeks
ago. He will ship by boat to ST
Louis.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20

Miss Ida Scheer Of Schotwcll
who had been visiting Chas.
Knenbuhler and family went ia
Wright City Monday to visit her
relatives there.
Rev. +. w. Reynolds who had
beed visiting his brother in Bca-
tricc Ncb. returned home Sunday
morning.
Bob Singleton of Rhincland
was here Monday visiting rcla-
lives.
L. l.. Stephens won't to Prices
Branch Monday to visit Mrs. I.
Britt.
Tonic Logan of st. Louis was
here Tuesday visiting old friends,
Chas. Kimmcl of Pcndlcton was
here Tuesday on business.
MASCOT.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Oanvillo.

school opened Monday with an
avcrigr Attendance
Collector Gardner will start on
his collecting tour, Oct. It'll.
j.. w. Britt is having IA new sill
pu unucr his dwelling this week.
MIR. Alice Grubcr and children
we're listing relatives near New
Florence Monday.
j NJ Waite Is attending the
Cirru.t u s.Ss convention at st.
L,d.s thi, eek.
q. W Ge'spry secured the pre-
minm on Ia, cllt &c the Knox di-
stric, cuit hyw St,urday.
FRANK y rmt4 who cut his leg
very bal -ryrr, wrrk-. ago, will
suuu.b tpis uo r's mo work.
Mrs. hap @ rJnHr who has
been visitiA 40 Nlusas City, foi
sometime returned home this week
We nrr Informed that Judge
Adam, and wife vino have been
sojpurn.ns Ia California for about
a year, will return home this week.
UNCLE ST..
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20

Crayton Kinks and his sister were
in Wellsvillc trading last Friday.
Mr.. Dave May and wife were
visiting Mr.. John Elsberry's last
Thursday.
Mrs. A. j. Yarbough left last
Friday for Indiana where she will
visit relatives.
John Kinks and family were
visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. Y.
Kinks Sunday.
Henry May left Sunday morning
for st. Charles where he will work
on the railroad.
A fine shower OF rain fell in this
vicinity last week, which was
greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Dan May left last Thursday
for Columbus, Ohio To visit her
sister and other relatives
Mrs. NJ. Y. Kinks and Mrs. Mary
Morning was visiting at John
Elsberry's day last week.
A. l.. Hendershott commenced
his school at Thomas Monday
with thirty scholars enrolled
o.. l.. KNOW.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Gamma

Joseph Davidson of New Florence
va here Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Gildersleavro OF Bclve.
der III. Is visiting relatives In this
viciuity.
Pearl Mabry spent n few days
last week iu 81. Charles.
Vim. Wclch aud wife gave the
young people - MASQUERADE party
Friday evening.
Tom Goodwin and wife attended
preaching at i%lopcw,ll Saturday.
The Temperance meeting nj Mrs.
Geo. ilintuns last Sunday after
noon was well attended.
VIII Hoss was In Montgomery
City on business Monday.
scott Roley and wife spent
Saturday with friends here.
mas. McEnrr.h held n sale last
Saturday. Cha- aud family will
leave Tor Kansas ity soon.
Mi.. NAV Weldon commenced
he, school AT p,r-immon Grove
Monday.
John Anderson has bought Geo.
-.
'''' "'"'
Pearl .Mrrrihugh held n sale
N,ndnv md viii lcnyc with mis-
,.ud, i.,,ia,,
a.. NJ. DhtidSoh- colt snow wa
attended by u large crowd there
w,.r,.n numbrr uf fin, horse mud
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Cross Roads

a good Attendance at j. +. Els
bcrry's sale Saturday
Gus lttncr delivered u COW in
Montgomery Saturday.
j.. a. @. Kraft delivered a steer
in Montgomery Saturday.
Marion Pew OF near Middlctown
was in this vicinity last week.
Protractcd meeting begins at
Hopewell Tuesday night, Sept. II.
Rev. Chas. Mitchell filed his
regular appointment at Hopewcll
Sunday.
II. a. Kraft attended the colt
show Of Ncihuss q Son at Truxton
Saturday
Miss Dora Knoeilcr OF Mont
gomcry Is visiting her parents j.
A. G. Kraft and wife.
Mesdames Bertha Kraft and j.
II. Martin visited Mrs. S. =. Over
street near Montgomery Monday.
Sad indeed was the killing OF
our President and let Us hope that
the murderer may receive the full
penalty OF the law.
w. l.. Holt and Clarence Shaw
attended the colt show at Prohibi.
ton Stock Farm Friday although
neither received a premium the
former sold "A young mule FOL
$3.50. 1t was "A good one bu'
that is the kind Ed raises.
No Sunday School at Walnu
Grove last Sunday on account o
the interment OF the small child o
John Stipp near that place.
Cline Estes and family visite,
Lindsay Maupin Sunday.
RCNABoUT.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
oiney.

Riddle and Duval have n now
hay balcr.
Tom Lawson was Troy visitor
Thursday.
John L,nch OF Wildwood vas in
town Friday.
Joe Dyer, OF Warrenton, was in
town Tuesday.
T. NJ. Chapman, OF Marling vi
sited town Tuesday.
A fine shower fell here We'd
ncsday afternoon
DR.. Salmons and wife r now
residents OF our town.
Robert Duncan has gone TO at
tend school at Liberty.
Some attended the Recital at
Bcllilower Saturday night.
A number OF the men took in
the Truxton Stock Sale Saturday.
Our District school opened the
3rd with VIM. Risiaman as teach
or.
Miss Corinne Logan was severe
~ burned about the face Friday
evening.
Ed Tinsley and Jim Baxter, OF
Montgomery City, were in town
Tuesday.
S. II. Leech OF the Slick IndeS
registered at the llenton Hous,
Friday night.
w. +. Gruin and wife enter
tanned company from Montgom'
cry City this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
New Hope.

Born 10 Is. "A. Pcan and wife
Friday, sept. 9th a boy.
Emmett Oliver visited relative s
in M~iduletown last SUNDAY.
l.. NJ. Oliver and wiie were
trading in Weiisvillc MONDAY.
some lew showers vi ram, Dut
not enough TO make uny Stock
wa1er.
Jerry nays and wiie spent last
Sunday wI,n rev. wniIan rom
anu VIE.
Mise Jennie wviial.u ,Isi.vu
her sister Mrs. Pete On,vr 800,
SUNDAY
aIIs. 4. vi. Diver aLu Miss NO.
Fence Duncah were uauInb AL
" vIasiIc M,Onuay.
Aiissca AiiIuIc Al Alat,Ic Onser
vIsi,Cu nrs. d. H.. DlcKry anu
iaaAA'is a~as oAA4Ads
Jvnn ir,In % aiia~ay ~. and
Mos Nanniv Powcii attended
preaching acre SUNDAY.
u. ". oaiiur aId fanny vi
Montgomery cay spent SUNDAY
wI,n AiIitoH Unscr auu wiIc.
ne,. a. .. Dducan, u. a. BAL
laau onu VIE spent last Sunday
c~Nouias "l.n MIS-. Kate Oiivcr.
Mrs. LiGLic hciiar aud daughter
Mssus .,iaymI a. Eula attended
pIe,onDs AZ New Hope church
la, ouuuay.
Mr,. MAtuc Grace who las been
aU,en. 10 Vermont about a year,
H. q, nvu,r Visiting her parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. David fipps.
Rc,. Il. ). Duncan, oi Montgom-
cry Dity, filled his regular APP
p,lutmcut here last Sunday,
preaching an TX client sermon to
swvii nnvu house.
a. 10 with sad hearts that We
hear OF the death OF the President
oil the Uni,cd States, Wm. Mckin-
ley. We had hoped from the first
that the wounds would not prove
fasal, but alas such was not the
case. Such cowardly and das-
tnrdly act as was purpcrtrated ON
him al Bulialo last week should be
spurn'd with contempt by all
ciEiiiz Il nations on the G. ODE and
the murderer be speedily dealt
VITA aId anarchy be- banished
from the shores II America.
O. L. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Mine,ia

Miss Ola Allen and Mr.. William
Arnold was in town Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Martha Graham left Sum
day Tor Mexico to attend Hardin
College.
Edgar Scanland aud family spent
Saturday Night with II. T. Scanland
and family.
Mr.. Powell Arnold and Miss
Kate Baker was the guests of Miss
Lucy Fox sunday.
sir. Tucker Me lure whoistcach-
ing the Priine Fork school Visited
home folks Saturday.
Mis-r. Virgic aud Nellie Leach
sprn, SUNDAY with their aunt Mrs.
john Bush in Call iwuy county.
Ben Blade and sister Miss Anna
LETT Tuesday evening for Mexico
to attend the STATE convention.
Misses Cassie and Nora Coon
ruturird Saturday from Pike
county where they have been visit
ing relatives a month.
J.. II. BLADES anl family and I.
Il. Windsor and family spent
Saturday and sunday Mt G.. g.
Blades.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
New florence.

Miss Iada Dyke came over
from Danvillc the latter part Of
week aud remained over Sunday
with friends.
Several young mon from Mont
gomcry were rusticating In this
little village last Sunday.
Mrs. T.. n. Kallmcyer aud Mrs.
Brookshcnr visited In Montgom-
cry City last Sunday.
Editor Ellis Of The Lender no.
compnnicd by hi- wife. daughter
and Mrs. Alice Knox of Portland
ARE enjoying n trip through Colo
RADIO this week.
Mrs. Mamie Lee II Pike County
Is with relatives at this place.
X. s. Chandler aud W. L. SEQ
took about 100 hcad al cnttlc 10
st. Charles this week whore they
will pasture them until the drouth
l. broken aud the water supply
,uMci,nt tn SAMMY thor needs
without hauling water from the
springs.
rho ,cw N .thodis, mini.lr.
Rev. Mamma. tx cd /, mn
bis nppointm.nt nj the NJ. Il.
church next Sunday.
NuL.. .o,a,,o,-
e. ,,harnn.,. -,,,.,i,o 4, ,ho
,,n, n-r,achi,, ooch n,oh, but
nwiny IA the chill ntmosphcr, the
attendance, 4. .mall.
v.. ~ p.you and IA, uiss.s
pa.,au ha.o ,,.on y,s,,,n, rain.
III. 6, III. ,,a 80, nooL
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-. =, Lii o,m. mn Ias,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hume are IN
st. Louis County visiting their
many relatives.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Nei6hborhMd News,
As Told by Our Assistant Editors.

Rev. Taylor began a p%rot.actcd
meeting at Ho.eb church Monday.
Dock Hudson, of Montgomery
was in this part Of the county
Saturday. REX.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Thomas District.

Whit May was in ST. Louis last
Thursday.
llez Beathel dug a well last week
and found abundance OF water.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Jonosburg.

1
mosphcrc which Is for the bcttor.
VIM. Maxey was down from
Montgomery last "Wednesday On
business.
MR.. II. W. Johnson wa in
Montgomery last Wednesday to-
visit relatives.
VIM. Rolling travelling salcs-
man for the Plano Mig. Co. was
here last Thursday to visit his
mother, brother and sister.
A.. +. Conklin and wife went to
st Louis last Thursday to visit re-
latiycs.
Attys. johnson and Druncrt
were in Warrrcnton last Thurs
day on crrnnds.
Pitman SMITH OF Montgomery
was down last Thursday To see
his mother.
Milton Rixcy came up from st.
Louis last Thursday night to visit
relatives.
w. c Jones Of Wrntzvillc was
here last Friday to visit his
daughter. Mrs. j. A. Miles.
Eugene Miller OF High llill was
here last Friday to e. friends.
Mike Moriarity returned from
O'Fallcn last Thursday where he
had been working.
DIR. l.. Davidson of Abattis was
here last Friday on business.
Willie Van Studdiford went to
st Louis Friday To see his father
and other relatives.
Earl Wilson. OF New Florence,
visited his friend Arlic Young
last Friday and Saturday.
Ray Hancock of Laddonia was
here last week to visit his father
and brother who teach ut this
place
Mrs. A. w. Mckay returned to
st. Louis saturday after visiting
relatives here for the past two
weeks.
Miss lncz Purl was In Warren
ton last Saturday taking n music
lesson.
Miss Beatrice Chnndlcc left
Saturday for Big Spring where
she will teach school this winter.
Master Francis Law returned 90
ST. Louis Saturday after spending
the summer with his uncle Taylor
Purl.
Miss Maggie Anderson came up
from st. Louis Saturday TO visit
her parents.
Constable rook was here Sat
urday serving his duties.
John Whithouse returned from
St. Charles Saturday where he vi
| sited his brother.
John Davis and wife returned to
St. Louis Sunday after visiting
relatives for n few days.
The base ball game Mt this place
Saturday between Hickorywood
. and our boys was 81 to q in favor
OF the former.
George Eborlc and wife are vi.
sitting relatives in Tenn. this
month.
Miss Morietta Boon who ha'
I been visiting on Mackinac Is
land, Mich. for the past summer
returned Saturday and looks well
Dan Schrincr Of High Hill wa
here Saturday on business.
o. T.. Murray spent Sunday
here with his mother, sister ant
Mrs. Lane.
Thos. Moriarity Of Danyille vi
sited his brothers family.
+ j. W. Mason Of Prices Brancl
n was here monday on business.
y. II. Fuller, OF Montgomery
= was here Monday on business,
@ w. l.. Gupton, OF Montgomery
was here Monday on business.
j NJ. Chandlee left Monday 10
! Columbia to attend the uniyerslt.
again this winter.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Belinower.

Rev. Paisley preached at this
place last Sunday.
Some young people from here
attended %protractcd meeting at
Truxton last Tuesday night.
Mr.. Pines sold q valuable horse
mt the stock sale at Truxton Last
Saturday which brought si35.
The recital here Saturday night
was not very well attended but
the programme was interesting.
Miss Earl Ingram OF Truxton
visited her grand parents MIR. and
Mrs. Hoss last Saturday aud Sum
day.
Mr.. Wclch's gave the young
people a masquerade party last
Friday night which was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Annie Nciburg Of
Wright City IL visiting her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Middle
kamp this week.
Rev. Whitwarth of Va. preached
at Union hapcl Sunday night.
Miss Floy Lotion started in tu
school here Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-20
Peytonia

Rev. Rufus w. Hunlcy was at
Pcytonia recently.
The pleasant days of this month
are appreciated by all.
j. X. Penn hirod help to cut
corn ut &c per shock last week.
Miss Anna Watson l. teaching
school at Mount Olivct school
h ousc.
Nathaniel Penn bought - new
disk wheat drill Mt Montgomery
City for $4,000.
jackson Mitchell traded n bay
mare to Taylor Arnold for n gray
horse, In Galloway n few days
ago.
Mr.. Spencer, who repairs clocks,
watches, and sewing machines,
was in this vicinity Inst Monday.
His work gave good satisfaction.
Grover Weeks, n son of S. T.
Weeks of Galloway County, visit
ed his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Anne Sec, who lives about -four
miles east OF Montgomery Guy.
A shower Of rain fell herr ON th,
10th. A good rain H. very much
needed to make the ground IN
order to SOW wheat. j.. A. d..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-11-16
BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA.
The Auburn Wagon Company Makes
Another shipment 90 That Far-on
Country Famous Truck

The Auburn Wagon Company Thurs
day shipped another consignment OF
wagons to Australia. Two Of the wag-
ons shipped are the No. 3 drays call
ed horries in that country, and the
other one is heavy four-ton wagon.
The shipment is bound for Sydney !,
N. s. w, and will reach there in a
little less than four months time.
The duty on every two-horse wagon
imported into Austrilia is $50. be-
sides the freight.
The Wagon Company Is now max
ing speciality of heavy truck and
dray wagons.
The finishing touches are now being
put on goose neck truck, made
for the purpose of hauling heavy loads
such as safes, plate glass, etc.
This wagon has roller bearings on
the axIes and is a fine specimen OF
workmanship. The axles on this
wagon alone cost more than a whole
ordinary wagon. The goose neck :
wagon, with six other truck wagons,
will be shipped to Jackonsville to be
used by contractors in rebuilding that
CITY.
The roller bearings which are now
being put on some of the Auburn
Wagons are great power savers. With
roller bearings on a wagon two horses
can we'll pull load which ordinarily
requires four horses.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-11-16
AN OLD "CAMEl BACK"
An Old II. g. o. Engine Goes Through
Town Enroute to Indiana.

An Old B. & o. Engine Goes Through
Town Enroute to Indiana.
A curiosity passed through town
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Friday morning IN the shape of one OF
the old camel back engines used In
the sixties. Its number was lI3.
The engine was enroute west under
its own steam, i'll charge OF Engine
man Frank Wilhelm and Fireman
Frank Murray. 1t was being taken
to Perdew, Indiana, having been pre-
sented to the Perdew University by
Mr.. John X. Oowen. The engine was
stopped in the yard here for several
minutes and was viewed by many
curious railroad men. The old en-
CINE was IN good shape and made
good time from Baltimore TO Mar
tinsburg.