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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-11

would make F. Lawrence look like a
Yellow Clarionet.
II have neither Wealth nor Social
Station" Jimmy would say to himself,
but L have Youth and Strength and
a cast-iron Nerve, and If they expect
to keep me down, they will have to
tie me-
While f. Lawrence was away at the
Varsity, learning Sanscrit and how to
Inhale without choking himself, hum
BILE Jimmy was circulating in the
Ward, learning the Duties of Citizen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-11

Keeping House in the Days of Our
FOrefathers-The Hnppiest Days.
]. T. Trowbridge in the Atlantic.
So my parents set up their simple
housekeeping, and passed, 1 have no
doubt, their happiest days-days as
happy, very likely, as any their chill
dren or numerous grandchildren or
great-grandchildren have enjoyed, in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-11
HOW A HYPNOTIST
MADE A FORTUNE
The Secret Methods by Which DR.. X. La Motto Sage,
the Greatest Hypnotic Scientist of the Age,
Created Tremendous Sensation.

He Firmly Believes HypnOtSm Public Donated $4,000
Distribution Handsomely Illustrated
Containing His Views and Suggestions How to
Acquire This Mysterious Power and Use 1t in
Business, in Society and in the Home.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-11
M R.;..D:O'>OL.EsY
ON OATS AS A FOOD
BY. F. P. DUNNE.

Copyright, 1903. by Robert Howard Russell.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-11
WINTER PERILS BRAVED BY
ISLAND MAIL CARRIERS

Life Risked Almost Daily by the Men Who Take Let
tiers and Newspapers to Keleys and the Three
Bases Where Put-in-Bay is Located
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-11

"Once we had a lot of fun with a
drummer who was a passenger. The
boat had to be towed that day but we
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

Is a hard task. OF course It is impossible
to estimate Alright those who pass cur
rent now as able masters Of this art: it
would be unfair. in brief, to attempt to in
stitute any comparisons We must re-
member III forming our judgments that it
II nearly always a portrait that Is at
tempted and, although the first requisite
in d portrait is exactitude in respect to
likeness. every artist has his own way of
representing his subjects and claims the
right TO the style of his way of working
that particular style may not be yours
or mine. but the same time it may pos
sess good qualities. But the most unfor-
tunate trait OF many of the modern min
Iatures is the strong feeling they show
toward the adoption of tricks. eccentric
mannerisms and peculiarities which
merely evidences of fashionable craze.
TO my mind n miniature cannot be too
highly finished: the old masters were
iptil they reached the height of perfec-
tiOn. They were ife-like to a line and
not mere suggestions of their subjects
Why should not the painters of to-day be
wiling to give their time and patience
also TO attain the same end-for, after
all, are they not all striving to paint as
did the old masters?
There is no use OF any one attempting
to do this work without a thorough
knowledge of drawing. A student should
draw at least three years before attempt
ing to paint. very good foundation in
miniature painting may be obtained in
this city, but for perfect finish. likeness
and delicacy of touch and management.
1t is necessary to study abroad, where
every advantage is accessible; the teach
ings of the best masters and the guidance
Of the masterpieces Of ages. And again,
the very atmosphere of art which one
finds only in the old countries is q great
help to the student-every one is imbued
with the spirit to work and work well.
too. and In this particular line 1t means
more real hard and concentrating labor
than in many other branches of art-that
is, If one wishes to make q success Of It
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

thing remains strictly subordinate to the
great Amin no wise takes away from
the likeness. On the contrary it lends
charm to the whole and makes it what
a miniature always should be-a pleasing
picture.
Every miniature should be to the
PAINTER strictly individual: he should
never have painted anything ike il be
fore. The greatest trouble with many
artists is that all their works look alike;
there IS no individuality. The painter of
d miniature portrait should be equally a.
Inspired the painter of canvases for
although in the small" miniature is
capable OF expressing as much thought
and soul any larger work
Viewing the miniatures of the day with
the gianior of the ancients still upoE ud
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18
REVIVAL OF MINIATURE PAlNrlNG-BY Rlss Hl loPER

~HERE is now no doubt that the
revival CT miniature painting was
not a mere fad of short duration
1t has proven by its steady rise
during the last ten years that
it has come to stay and in few years
time il will again take its place, as in
centuries gone by. among the highest of
all arts.
To my mind the wane Of the miniature,
caused by the briIliancy and novelty Of
photography. is one of the most deplor-
able things in the history of art, for it de-
prlved the world. at least one side of it,
OF one of the most pleasing and dainty
of art creations. IN the old countries the
love Of novelty does not prevail so strong
IL as in our own, therefore. although pho
Biography had its strong hold there, too,
one always found the miniature in evil
dence.
An increasing interest in this line of
portraiture has been strongly noticeable
of late years and a larger and more in
telligent appreciation is given to its prog
ress.
Miniature portrait painting. although
described as being in 1.-The little" should
not in any wise be considered a lesser
art. There Is no reason why, II the art
lists conception and feeling for the Work
is correct, miniature portrait should not
be as ufe-lfke, both in color and form. a
any large canvas; OF course the treatment
and style must be different, as. for in
stance, a miniature should be an idealized
image of the original Greatest care
should be taken to preserve the strong
characteristics OF the subject, at the same
time the artist should have the power to
look far down into a human character
M the best that be e.
vealed; In these two things lies the sole
support Of the painter, and having them
both planted firmly In each piece OF work
he or she commences. all the daintiness
and prettiness which he or she chooses
to bring into the picture-provided every
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

remembers the delicacy and spirit of that
and who has forgotten the famous curl?
The painter was friend of Paul Leicester
Ford and she painted him as we'll as the
whimsical and charming creature of his
Imagination.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was another OF her
distinguished subjects. Since she has come
to work among us she has done work
among people that We know. Mrs Lilen-
thai and Mrs. Martin Schultz are interest
ing studies. A quaint portrait of gracious
Mrs O'Callaghan is by her. "a well a : one
of Miss Annie. The character depicted in
the elder woman's hands is a striking bit
Mrs. Marie Oges portrait is d spirituelle
thing. a part of the work has been done
on that of Miss Annie Briggs, the art st,
and il is so elusive a sketch that Miss
Organ has named II "The Spirit of the
Woods" Equally dainty is the portrait OF
the little child Of MIR. King OF Oil city, Pa.
Miss Rose Hooper went abroad TO study
miniature painting and has returned 10 US
and set up a studio here in town. She has
spent much time in BurIingame painting
the smart set. a portrait or Mrs. joe To-
bin. reproduced here is characteristic.
Mrs. Colman and ker two children. Mrs
Talbot and Miss Huntington, are some OF
her subjects She is now working on d.
likeness Of Mrs. Fred Perry, her own sis
ter. Some Of her distinguished Eastern
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

subjects are Mrs. Rogers Of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Torrey Of New York and Mrs. Parke
of Chicago
Miss Lillian Adams is an Englishwoman,
who has taught her art to us. Her mother
was a miniature painter before her and
painted every Duke and Earl in all Eng
land She also made miniature of Queen
Alexandra. which was much liked by the
King. Miss Adams has in the collection
of her own work portrait OF her mother.
one of herself as child. done from an old
photograph: one of herself at present. q
part profile painted from mirror; copy
of one made from life of the beautiful
Miss Abraham of New York. There is one
of Mabel Love the little actress. She
painted in England Lady Sandhulst, Nis-
countess Cranbrook and Lady Macfarlane.
Mrs. Minnie Haslehurst has painted
miniatures of several men, which is less
usual than the painting of women. One OF
AlvinZa Hayward is enrolled with her sue
cessful work. Mr.. Edwin Joy and her
husband. DR.. Haslehurst are others. The
portrait of Mrs Sharon is from her brush
Miss Mae Slessinger is just beginning
her career in this field Of art. A painting
of her mother is her best work.
In Oakland Miss Laura Prather and
Miss Rose Campbell swell the list. So
you see we can make pretty showing OF
women miniature painters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

To-day is published in The
Sunday Call the second INSTALL
ment of when Knighthood
Was in Flower" by Charles
Major. This novel has truth
fully been called the most
charming love story ever
written. AS a drama it has
been one of the greatest sue
cesses that Julia Marlowe
ever played when Knight
hood Was in Flower" will be
published complete in three
issues of the Sunday Call,
January IL, Is and 25. The
story Is illustrated by the
special fashlight photo
graphs taken by Byron, the
great New York photog-
rapher, especially for Miss
Marlowe.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-18

Ing.
A miniature is a feminine thing in itself
II is delicate, fragile, fascinating, dainty.
sentimental. 1t carries the aroma of old
chests and lavender and ribbon-bo love
letters. 1t is all pinks and blues and
whites, like a handful of sweet peas.
There is every reason in the world why it
should be the work of a woman.
Watch some of the charming San Fra \
ciscans who have taken it up and you
Will wonder which is the prettier picture
the one that is being painted tne subtle
fingered artist bending above her work.
We have a number of women who are
already distinguishing themselves in the
work.
Miss Lily Organ is one Of them. Not
that she is a san Franciscan except ty
adoption. but our coterie OF artists is glad
to claim her even in that way.
Miss Organs best known miniature
was the one of Janice Meredith that
adorned the cover OF the book Every one
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

SALE.
AYARD Near Deinar-Ez--oom house: love
y yard; fruit trees. St Ferdinand. near Taylor.
rental sSs. price .@cS. address e5 M0rEan.
HENRIETTA ST.. Stn-FIne house: 4sxl9s: six
rooms. r~eceotion hall. hath. laundry: price "a
600. Call SchEenker Realty Co. 1907 :. Jen1-
JEFFERSON Ave- IS7 s.-TWo-sto-y brick
house: four room ~. three rooms and a store
down stairs for two families: ga hot al
cost 500: quick sale. A.oo
MoDERN six-room brick cottage: near cars.
school. churcnes: excellent lo5aity' lot III.
owners home. lT7 y. PendieiOn. cor Cote
MODERN u-room residence: Warrington near
kinst highway: bargain. q Is. Republic
MoRGAN ST. si5s-A modern. handsomely dee
orsted; new s-roon residence; owner lsav,ns c.'g
se-sfeId Renlrv Co. 50 Chestnut
SIC Sc; Of fats. with large Dot: all rented:
convenient 70 three car lines. cal tl EsSooLL
THREE-srORY brick. with bakery: doing good
bazine7r; VII sell separately cah OF ~
TWENTIETH St. es N.-seyen rooms and
bath: Sofoot front; cah.
BACON St. g7s-Eriek. zoe: 40 = FEsrdl;
nand ave. 4-rOOm frame. NHn- Sheppard, IA
oLarx BLDG. Tenth and PIN.
CARTER. +is and 4eo-Four-rOom frames.
each Sl.2S: Ass and soo Penfos-. @-rS0ni h@m7s
each sLv". sheppard. OZARK bldg
E Ave. HIsA-EIsht-room frame. s2Oo tsl7
pard. "a OZARK bldg. Tenth and Pine.
EVANS Ave. .gn,Five,room franz GSg;
"a Ozark bldg. Tenth and Pine.
CoNNBCTIcUr. us-FOuT-rOom frame. NsS:
t=3 and 4zs wyominE. 4-room frames, zach
MO. Shepard. IA ozark bldE.
NORFOLK Ave. Hss-Tnree-room flame. 81
sccppsTd nj OAK bldg Tenth and PINE.
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NATIONAL UNIoH.

b.NkkB Hill. COUNCIL. No. -. n u
NEE secend "Wednesday Of each resth At YEA
sess han. Eighth and Franklin asenn&. q
p n ,. PrsstdssA
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FoR SALE.

GOOD broom frame house: lot SoxiI2, at Haze,
Hi. 2 bargain. See J. :. Shaner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
BUSIEST CORNER IN TOWN,
SPLENDID BIG OFFICE.

Above is the plan Of a fine large once
room on the second floor of The Republic
building. 1t has a front Of 81 feet 6 inches.
with three windows en- Olive street. and has
n total Of $50 square feet of floor space. The
tenant may divide and arrange 20 suit IL
can be divided into three rooms OF good sire.
and each would have steam heat. plenty Of
natural light ard elevator service. They
make the best located end handfece
suite for business Offices In the city. being
on the second floor and accessible by one
short flight OF stairs as well as by elevator.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
PERlOEAL

4 PERSONAL
Fifteen ce7ts Per Iins-
PACL.It Paul win Communicate at ones with
enieeath street. New YORK. or care OF has office.
s ali s.i s1ss, MILF Multi NIL I,dn be ,s sHI sase P p ia s5rm mp
rs oesdes assisting him psSunian!y- Shit Is
his family,
,: Z EEyAT r.,. e:.:ss.'E SO :. isssf = s. 'f Tsd L;
les A TExE J.L, T.sulssor; :.iIii = pain pain;
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home: best acconrnodations loves: terms. Lsss
Institute. Office eJlS Olive ST
coEEJEEMENvs.L.hl.. e tfS.els sO.'t re-
TAKE TsF, pay IN Wsrx II desired: private. 20
sssSsh..sG ts Ss:ert sG s.srs Sa::i ,s de :. ~ ny &c.
III mall ir SlSnp tTrF s5.n.rsd; psiien,. me, a, sesi
on S5s sss ~ = my vehicle; NJ un Dg; ~ ~ zH
DIR EARY RHO spesl.l-t.L.as. p
cases taken: infants sioptsd. ss1 WashinEtcn.
DIR. ,UEs.NIs so wasslnFtol
r~esuits; Vrysts home for ladies' during connns.
W .dsni. pI.t.s. seerssy and Se or .9 ihna''
GENTLEMAN who lost suit case las: S@eS
containing papers ans articles OF clothing VII
nav reward FOR its return: no questions asked ID
~
GOOD family to adopt nice BABY girl "a
ArFenal II.
LADIES ~ IN trouble. save time and money
ty calling On Doctor Iottie FTick. ett ; TW-itta.
LADIES. mr. regulator never fails: one roinpisis
treatment free W.. r starr IS FrsrSIn ave
MIDWIFE Receives during conine1er-: PORES
for i-iants: .Sdics in iron5le. cat. es .AIsy-t's
MRs A. SCHROEDER rsceiv-, connneaepts:
ladies IN trouble caiL SIS Frsnkiln ave
Mrs Dr.. Murphy's Regulator. =. Golden sal.
&c: treats ladies. 81: TO cure no ray. ~ DiSe-
MRS. BRIDGES-LAdes in truuble won't ~
get calling: no medicine 10 Iaclece; Mn Z
maternity home for ladies d1rtnE
PREGNANCY and confinement. e-pechlIy alsbteii
20 cases wishing TO avoid exposure al laiirs
Troubles treated: results guaranteed CsH or cd
dress Physictan. nc y. TSenty-third -
MRS. DR.. HOGAN s Essslssa ssfoT Iaf sns 4 TN.
terms reasonable: Consultation free. :-ls Give.
DR.. ARTHUR's GOLDEN SEAL .r Ei.,sI'
Patent applied for; relieves I'm three hours: beware
Golden sal Ned Co. 2cr washinston: price 81
GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves IN three hours. Beware Of substitution:
none genuine without signature o. CatulA Ned
isal CO Price 81 .slT Olive St
MHE. EeLISE STANLEY. Complexion
Specialist. calls yOur attention TO
her Celebrated NiaRRra Spray Face
Bleach. Removes PImples. Tan. FrecL-
les and Sunburn Demonstrated Grand
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NHE. EeLISE STANLEY. Complexion
Specialist. calls your attention 10
her Celebrated NiaRRra Spray Face
Bleach. Removes Plmples. Tan. Freck-
les and unbur Demonstrated Grand
Leader. Agents wanted, oaice 3O:s
Laeiede ave.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER msTBEv.

S<reA 81. LAWRENCE orTOoLE CORN
80 Gu. Nc. : Knights OF Father Nsthew
~ -1sets on nrss and third konday Of
< essn moath- 1t School Hail No fg3
H SI~.oE sereet All members request
~ ~ 20 De preSeut- Visitors wskome-
JOHN II.
John ]. sc,hiy. Recorder. A<
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
ROYAL LEAGUE.

~ GREELEY COUNCIL. no. MI
SEESA HcSai League. Lieec< every .>~1A
&xt<I0 ana fourth Monday AZ Kicker.s Te211<
%&<*4~ Ntwstesd avenue and Norm Mar<.S
A. SlerI Next meeting. No1a,T
U*x aiTl Il Cigars always on ha1d
NA RI1s Tor dues Each meeting Al
0x Numbers OF the orl@r cSrrisIiV fnys1ss
10 attend. Fratern. u.
~ pAN'L H. PFTsfER- Arrhoa-
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ANp MoYINs.
SELKIRK'S STORAGE

Ho9ss fr furniture. etc: rev and clean; lowest
insurance: careful rorfnG. PACKING and Shfuofar.
lses-ltIs C5oufsaa. Licensed ny th@ ststs ~
guaranteed By EiRxisziprI Valley Trust Ga soT
STORAGE. AssSdrTEkr yIREPRooE .:r
saIe-kseplng Of furniture. pianos. tfuriu. vElua-
bleS. boxes. etc. strictly drst-claxs: uaoglrg.
peehlns shipping. etc Our IRE Insurance the
lowest Money advanced shfp Eoods our care. p.
umstes free- Get cur rates. Both phoneA- In9-S
r .. LnoNosI AUCTION & STORAGE Co
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MECHANICS TRUST co,

Viii you from sc to $50 on FURNI-
OUT REMOVAL a: : GREArIT RE6JcTTD
RAnE that viii enable you 70 A on any
DEBT YOU may have: you can RETCRN tbs
money az you can IN weekly or monthly nav
menis. and only PAY for the TINE you use de
MONEY: when In need Of SOSEy. call al out
VAT OFFICE and Est on, RATEs q
CO. Cor. Sixth aud Olive. secord ncor. EN-.
TRANCE M y. sixth IT.
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RoYAL ARcANUM.

, GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI,
nulal Arcanum- I9-3fi Holland
B,ildlng-A cordial welcome 10 visft-
- ors. friends. brethren and member
y ln,n abroad r. H. BACON. G. r.
. c kfllingsvorsh. Grand Sec'y.
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why PAY RENT

When YOU can make Your rent MONEY psy fr
a home? We can sell saz5 Morgan st. q s-Toem
bun brick hous-. all in good order and Teniy
30 occupy. on easy monthly payments. WA A
Rutl-Iee REALTY Co. lglS Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FoH SALE.

AN established and growing manufacturing
concern OF this city for the purpose OF incrpas-
fng their manufacturing facilities. propose to
seIL q small amount Of their treasury stock to
desirable parties Full statement Of condition
and Inspection OF plant before purchase. Y %
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
LOANS ON FURNITURE

Rates and terms unheard CT. Look:
$50 weekly pays a tI6e9 loan.
lO weekly pays q tso.e i1an.
ylo weekly pays a N9.Ho loan-
&c weekly pays a 5000 loan.
Payments may Be made weekly. semimoathly or
monthly. II Il TO your interest to consult Us.
All business private and above board. See Us
sol Chemical building. Eighth and Olive
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08

UNIHPROyED CITY PROPERTY FOB
ALE
LoT N Allen. west O: Eighteenth: So. Inquire
LT l99xIk0 feet for manufacturing purposes:
De kalb ST. and Lafayette avs, :. z. cor. Inquire
=. Deters. 39 MenarG ST
NICE piece Of ground: would divide into SO
teet; Scent fare on three lines: would take I'M
proved GIL EzSton-
Ixl5 feet. Gunner Clark ana Crane aves- SIS
per LOOT COOS business corner. also "a acres in
Cheitenham. 81 Franklin
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REAL EsrATB FOR LEASE.

nEhted
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08
50a2 WASHINGTON AVENUE.

An elegant eleven-roOm dwelling: large. pl-s.2ht
rooms: hall through center: beautifully decoTstrl
throughout: large porch: hardwood nooTs: bugh
manteis- rne hardware: gas and electric fixtures
best sanitary plumbing stationary Washtcbs.
large closets: hot-Water heat: screens etc. Apply
20 owner. on premises.
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Salaries discounted reasonably: no security or
indorser needed. II you are earning a salary -e
Will let you have money. and you can repay IL
In snail weekly or mcnthly payments
THE ALARY DISCOUNT co,
6e Mermod & Jsccard building. corner Broad
way and Locust.
Open until $50 o. m. Both phones.
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Observation-Disclosures

We furnish you a temporary loan On your
plain note. No Objectionable inquiries Business
strictly confidential Payments TO Eiit conven-
fence Save money on your Easter suits by sc--
ing US Equity Finance Co, 100 Missouri Trust
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

PINE S. Furnished rooms lafSe
ard small. with or without board: all convent
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Roonk WITH BOARD

BELL &e4-SeAtiy furnished second-n9of II
room, with board: an convenience
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08

GRAND Ave, NorthreSr Corner Ffnney Ave-
Once: splendid stand for doctor: vacant April IL
See Putnam. on premises
MANCHESTER. FiE-Large store. new. shoe
or any business: SIS.
PINE ST, 5311-Elegsnt. bright front and
hack pariors. with running water. for dentist or
doctor: furnished or unfurnished.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-08

FARMS FOL SALE.
acres in compact BODY:
spisndid agrieulSESsl fruit or stock-rsisinE prep
oSitten- iron mine being worked that NAYS 4 rood
reyalty- $. 3 Vest. Mansfield. Mo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-23
THE MILITARY COMPANY.

A Company of the National Guard is be-
ing enlisted in Kiugwood this week, by
Capt. {. {. Pierce, who has been in COM
mand Of Company at Rowlesburg for
some time. but their time is up, and as they
are badly scattered, they will be mustered
GU, of service and Capt. Pierce will have
command of the Company here.
Over thirty were enlisted the FIRST day and
several since, but more men are wanted at
once, as we want not less than fifty or sixty,
in order Ia secure the frst-class equipments,
which will not be issued to companies with
less than fifty men. Any sonnd and healthy
young men within three or four miles of
town will be accepted If they come in at
once and apply TO Capt Pierce at his office
on Price Street, between the drug store and
jewslry store. Ages between 10 and AZ,
but anyone under I'll must have consent of
one of their parents. Everything furnished
free by the State, guns, uniforms and full
equipments. Required to drill once a
month, but the drill will he much oftener
this summer till the Company gets in good
shape. An aImoiy will he erected soon as
il can be done after Inc Company is organ
izsd squa of eleven splendid young
fellows from Bruceion ard Brandonville
came up Monday and enlisted. They were
placed in charge OF Chris Har,meyer to drill
and keep in order. We want more enlist
ments at once from Kingwood aud icinity.