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On Il Visit.

TN visit.
Mrs. w. H. Gosom, a prominent
society woman of Delta, is a visitor
here for few days.
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Sale Of Lingerie Waists.

Right at the beginning OF the
spring season is the point that makes
this sale so important in addition to
extreme price reductions that have
been made; the unusual purchases
that we have been able to gather for
our patrons selection. The follow
ing items tell part of the story.
Plan to take liberal advantage.
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From Utah.

Lonnie Neff of Boyd, Utah. is in
the city the guest of his aunt. Mrs
! f. A. Longacre on Teller avenue.
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Slpirah Here.

SDifsin mere.
l.. C. Shirah, well known rail-
road men, is business visitor in the
city today. He will leave in few
days for California.
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In Iona,

In Iona.
Fred G., Holmes and John Sharer
are in Iona today on business.
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Davis Home.

Davis Home.
Frank II. Davis, assistant manager
of the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association, returned home today
from weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Seward, Neb.
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Walling Here.

Waliing Here.
f. E. Walling of the Missouri Pa
cific is calling on friends here to-
day.
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TAFT LOSES HOME STATE

CONTINUED from Page II
forces expended only $4,000 all
told
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Visiting Here.

1>fting Here.
Miss Gladys Girard of Denver is
in the city for few days visiting her
brother, Gerald Girard, of this CITY.
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To NiOntrose.

To MOntrose.
Thomas S. Rathburn, general
agent for the Chicago Northwestern,
left this morning for business trip
to Montrose. He has been in the
city for several days,
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c. P. DODGE IS
HERE FOR DAY

Clarence T.. Dodge, Colorado
Springs m,Ilti-millionaire, editor
of the Colorado Springs Gazette,
and chairman of the Y. VI. G.. A.,
state executive committee,
is here today In the interests of
the association county work.
With him is George ID. McDill, at
one time chief clerk i'm the office
of the vice president of the Chi
cago n Northwestern railway,
but now international secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, May 22.-"The
result in Ohio has settled the con-
test said Roosevelt today.
The colonel was greatly elated at
the reports from the Buckeye state.
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$ 6 3 s. 8 g g g g s. s. g g g g g

Mrs. Eliza Spratt of this city left
today for an extended visit to Ohio
with relatives.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22

A soc whip for 25c. May 25. Fred
Mantey.
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The Mesa Dry Goods Company
Phone Jct l34 Butterck Patterns
To Denver.

To Denver.
II. A. Buchanan of this city left,
this morning on No. for Denver
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To Pueblo.
F. Petrol, a well known travelling
man, left this morning for Pueblo.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22
The Nay Sale of Lace Curtains

: opportunity this sale offers the
1t gives you the chance to re.
: money goes much farther, and
W0MEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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B. LYNCH
GunSmith and LOckSmith

Saws Filed: Scissors and Knives
shnrpened; Trunks and Valises Re.
paired; Lawn Mowers Ground; Guns
bought. Sold and Exchanged: Keyes
II all Kinds; Umbrellas Mended;
General Repair Work.
226 Main-st.-Phone Randolph 44o.
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Prepare for Civil Service Exami
nations, Hoels Business College.
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Sentinel Bulletins Posted.

Sentinel Bulletins Posted.
Until late last evening bulletins
on the Ohio and Denver elections
were received by The Sentinel and
posted In our OFFICE windows. 1hey51
were read by great many people
as interest in the returns was wide Y
spread and very keen.
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Curtains

Novelty net, cluny and Marie An
toinette Lace Curtains; unequalled
values.
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Two Specials in ChiIdTen'S Hose

Black and white; mercerized Isle;
absolutely guaranteed to give sat
isfaction; good value at 25c;
Extra heavy Hose for boys and girls
rough wear; sells everywhere for
l sc and lSc. For few days only
at------------------- 10c
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Frank Hill Here.

Frank Hill, cashier of the Clifton
bank, is here. today.
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9 8 500 6 eeees $ g 8 s. s
TURK AND DU CRAY TONIGHT

:, Frank Du Cray and Hassan
= foussouf will meet tonight in (
:, Cripple Creek, according to I
: news received from that city :
= today. The Turk expects to :
:, beat the man who made him :
= quit last week. Du Cray, on :
= his part, has a wholesome re- :
:, spect for the Drawn of the for :
: eigner, and expects to have his
: hands full. :
3 {
a 9, 9, 9, 9. 9. "a "a 6, q 9, "a ca 6. G. "a
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H. NJ. Perkins of Fruita is in the
city today on business.
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Subscribe for The Daily Sentinel.
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BOrdered Lawns

40 inches wide; white and colors.
with beautiful borders; 25c val
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22

We this weeks selling with additional bargains The oPpo
good housewife be figured until these values 1t
place the old than thought of doing Your
thu is much better.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-09
Statesmen.
ESTABLISH a RIrSINESS oE YnI.R

ESTABLISH a BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN WITHOUT CAPITAL.
Our original plan OF selling groceries
by sample to farmers. stockmen. res
taurants, boarding houses and other
larger consumers enables energetic
statesmen to establish quickly a perma-
nent business OF their own. yielding a
splendid income. Commission advanced
Semi monthly settlement. Goods sold
subject to trial, Experience not essen
tial. Write for particulars today. giving
reference.
JOHN SEXTON e CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
LAKE G. FRANKLIN SITS, CHICAGO
d10O5
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CARPET CLEANING

If YOU WANT THE CHEAPEST. CALL
our competitor,
II you want the best. call us.
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING CO.
Phone Wasatch 2724 c379t
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LADY WITH SOME CAPITAL
TtL1t theatrical engagement, also good
bSf prne girls; amateurs placed. Call Sun
between 10 and /. room 527 Atlas
tk- dl1l9
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing, trunks, valises best prices paid
2S Com mnercial st. Reply by postal card
3I7l Bell. ia
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MONEY TO LOAN

AMOUNTS OF $500 AND UP; LOW
rate of interest. Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co., S61 South Main st. Phones 27
o123
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DREsSMAKING

EVERY LADY SHOULD OWN A PER-
fectly fitted waist pattern. Come to
the Brown School OF Dressmaking and
have one made. SOL Dooly block. Wa
satch 703. dS11
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80 FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK,
rI[2 IN family, must understand plain
D1ns. Z50 9Th East. dl163
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.tL FURNISH GOOD OFFICE TO
SnogIaPher with machine who wants
oq public work for small service. Call
sony morning, to 13, 31s Boston
d1lb2
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES. c. D. BATES ELECTRIC
Co, 92i Atlas blk Phone Was. 2T2s. n6s6
"SANTO," FOR SALE OR RENT;
cleaning done. Stewart Gleeson Co., 36
W. End So. a344
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GROOM MODERN COTTAGE, CLOSE
In, no children; references required. In
quire 8a3 E, 4th So. Call bet. IL and
| and and evening dl099
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IENOGRAPHERS DESIRING SPEED
1lctation call 507-510 Security Snd Trust
1E, or phone Wasatch 2063. Positions
n MI competent. d10Se
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TWO MODERN, COOL. HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms. ground floor; cooking ges.
Phone 652 So End East. d7S2
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A RICHTER real, ESTATE
Call r. Harbach. Mgr, Rental Dent
30 oih Street Phone Sal
dll6.
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WANTED
MISCEI,LANEOUS


FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED;
WIN pay you FIRST class prices. II. c.
Fisher & Co. les. SO. w. Temple. Bell
5l7I c253
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MAKD ARRANGEMENTS FOR CANYON
rigs for outing trips now. Farmers
Exchange. Wasatch a75s. d11ss
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~ WOMAN OF AVERAGE INTELLI-
kence can Immediately be established
permanent business. We teach you
~ to easily earn from $500 to $4,000
Hr1y The greatest real value ever Of
- in guaranteed corsets made to order.
AtlOEAL CORSETIERES, Dept 13s,
1|cago. d1001
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FINE e-ROOM HOUSE, WITH FULL
basement. containing laundry, extra
bath and toilet. maids room, etc, Inq.
| "a D st. Phone Wesatch 6577. d1146
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TBXcNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
ouBework- 40 East Ord South dl3iS
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fANTED. WOMEN WHO CAN QUAIL
"a In short time to do good sewing.
~ Immediately at Brown School Of
te5maklng. sol Dooly block. dl0S5
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EsIs1l1ss J
6ttink,s,a%'
|ssiii,,tfSsj'
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|RSLS BUILT AND PDRFEc.TED.
-Kst %orkm enship: satisfaction guar
L. Nielsen. 81 SO. State. aaeas
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{ANTED-sTENOGRA MAKE
2-$10 weekly extra. doing special work
leisure time VIII not Interfere with
Tegent employment. No money or ex-
Hence required. Boyer. e. Michigan
NJ. Chicago. d1002
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fANTED, LADIES TO BECOME DE-
.fenerS. cutters and filters. Apply at
fpsrt Arnold's Ladies' Tailoring Estab-
Hnment 81 f. Attn South. dl055
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kDIES, MAKE SHIELDS AT HOMIE,
If0 per 100. Work sent prepaid to re-
<hle women. Particulars for stamped
dressed envelope. Eureka Co. Dept
Kalame zoo. Mich. d1008
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT, HOUSES UNFURN1sHED

A = 80 S1Ds w
Eaa 0,rm- apis: in The Avalon. 226
able rent
2'oIe room, l6s So Temple -..s s25. 90
oTtooIn apis (oasemenD in the
swallow, 333 East lst South 32 so
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFURN1sHEp

TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY,
Mol
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TO LEAsElsToRE ROOM. NO, 7s4
South Main street. Floor space lSa feet
hv Is0 feet. with basement Best loca-
tion in city Possession July !. Apply
P. ]. Moran, 152 West End South at.
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'IRL FOR COOKING AND HOUSE
Eork; good pay; small family. 1164 E..
rueh Temple. dlos4
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie Display yards. 442 So. State.
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WANTED
wANTED-sALESMEN

~~~~~~~~-~~-~~--~~~---
WE WANT RELIABLE MEN OF
standing In their community TO sell
guaranteed groceries direc, TO consunrsrs 2
az wholesale. We are the larpes, house
selling direct By samples. Drop shin
ments or carload. Permanent and prott
able positions. Liberal terms Give ref
erences. d. Hitchcock. J,Ih & Co. Chi
cago. dl1oa
statesmen WANTED-No EXPERT
ence required. Earn good wages while
learning. Hundreds OF good positions
now open paying $1,000 70 $4,000 a wear
Write today for particulars and list OF
openings; Address nearest office Dept
469. National Salesmen's Training asso-
citation. Chicago, New York, Kansas CITY,
Seattle. New Orleans, Toronto $1,000
SALESMAN: EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line. to sell general trade IN Utah; un-
eXcelled specially proposition: commits
sion contract; $35 weekly for expenses
The Continental Jewelry Co. Cleveland.
Ohio. da93
statesmen WANTED TO CARRY
strong line OF belts. suspenders and rar-
ters In connection with kindred line
through Washington Oregon. Idaho and
Montana. Answer, Yale Suspender Co.
452 Broadway, New York 1890
HIGH PRICED Statesmen. NO SAM
Piles TO carry. See business men only.
Experience unnecessary. Expenses ad-
vanced. International Co. n. Main St.
S23 Dayton, o. dloi0
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"A TRAINED NURSE EARN SIS TO
40 weekly Train at home In a short
RISES INSTITUTE. 77s' RoCHEs-
u, N. 7, dll2o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

INC honor and pleasure OF interview
ms. al tho pistols muzzle. this Cen
erai DuGe who had the temerlty 10
enter upon the forbidden terrltory
once upon time Colonel Mosby
received word that a body OF Yankee
cavalry was cncrosching upon mis- do
main 50 he. with a dozen of his
wary hors~men. rode out to 'nvesti-
cate aud .aft"c a while dlscerned in
me dim distance a troop OF Yankee
horse csccrtins one vehicle This they
nored was a suffers wagon. and Wis
ions % '>ikes and PIES and othe-
iooihsome viands increased their de-
Termination TO teach these bluecoats
lesson. Colonel Mosoy was not de-
void OF tho element OF prudence So
as the enemy in sight were three 70
ono. and maybe others were in sun
porting distance. nc dispatched one OF
MIS- boys 10 bring endorsements. Our
BOYS We're screened by the woods be
yond which was an open held and on
rhe toth<r side ran the road along
which the enemy were moving This
they die SO swiftly that they seemed
TO be passing beyond attack. when one
or two OF the boys SAYS. Colonel.
them ea-a Dles viii get away from u.s."
Well bows he said. 1T looks that
way. 80 $50 can't wait for our other
men to come Here goes then Come
ON. Pulling spurs 20 their swirN
steeds and draw ng their sure SIX
shooters. these gallant troops speeded
across the field. making the welkin
ring" with their reoel yells Tho driv
err OF the vehicle urged his horses m
an effort 10 escape. while the blue
coated cavalry formed in line 20 NEE,
this onset. but Mosby's boys charged
over and through them. and IN n short
while had Gem fleeing in disorder.
leavi-F their Killed wounded and cap
tured men behind.
Stockton and Sam swept on after
the vehicle. and 5 they dashed up 80
g. one on each side Sam fred his pistol
At the officer who rode In this ambu-
lance, as It was found to be. Sam and
his comrade checked their horses and
also those pulling the vehicle when
sam yelled. Damn It, Sbock. nothing to
Then he rode up. spied the officer In IT
and noting a big gold watch chain.
said 'Tiere YOU, ! want to know the
time o. dry; hand me that watch"
Tho Nank replied. Il am General
DufTe," sam rejoined. Yes. and you
will be dead General Duner II you
faal To fork over that ticker"
1t thus CHANGED that this warrior
VINO had hoped and essayed 10 enter
Ls-nchburg FOR only one day ss is
cantor. was afforded tho opportunity
% visl, this ancient burg as cap
tive.
Now Mr. Editor. many or us wish
YOU would have your short hand writ
~ Interview our beloved AID esteem
ed feliow-c citizen who participated IN
this exciting exploit. and urge him
10 narrate other adventures OF Mos
bys Partisan Rangers that read like
romance and should he preserved
-LvnchhurE Advance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

General R F Hoke. one OF the
bravest and hes, OF Confederate gem
erals. has Just answered The las, roll
call
After facing death on many battle
fields. we are grateful 10 an all Wise
Creator that he was spared TO reach a
ripe old age
That he was one OF the bravest of
men the writer can we'll testify.
When. balls were dying thick ard
ter ! have watched his countenance
as he stood erect or walked along the
line. and have only noted tightening
OF the muscles OF the jaw as ball
would pass very near his head
His heroic bearing inspired all near
him TO greater courage.
Upon one occasion. twice withir a
few moments OF time he narrowly es-
on the day o: the fan OF Fort Fisher.
Z 1 The mouth OF the Cape Fear i@Nor,
we were under hge OF the heavy guns
fire OF small arms from the land force
which had formed line reaching nrom
the beach TO the river, In rear OF the
fort.
The Confederates. under comma1Yd Of
General Hoke were facing this line,
and Were expecting orders to charge
the enemy az any moment. in ordfir 10
2 10 the hesieecd garrison at the fort
The skirmish line had been ordered
forward and the better 10 Observe
the strength OF the enemy's limo Gen
eral Hoke had climbed tree which
stood a few yards in rear OF the line
OF earthworks which had been hastily
thrown-7Ip, and stood on q large. limb,
his left arm around the body OF the
tree for support, and in his right hand
he held a heldglass. through which he
watched the advancing line. a. good
target he made for any rfiem3rl
After completing his observations. no
descended and came back towards the
line OF earthworks, but had ma1e only
a few steps when "A heavy she'll from
the fleet cut on the tree from which
he had Just descended at about the
heighth OF the limb on which hp stood.
and the top Of the tree came to the
ground
He made few more steps only.
when ball struck his coat sleeve
about half way between the elbow and
shoulder. passing in front OF uhe arm.
a s the arm swung backward in walk
ing. making two holes in tina sleeve.
but none In the aesh. striking the body
of the coat just behind the arm and
coming out near the centre OF The back.
This shot struck hts left cont sleeve.
Just as he faced TO the right, looking
down our l'ne He looked at the two
holes In his gray uniform coIlt sleeve.
glanced over his shoulder at bunch
of the paddinG of his coat. which pro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Mann Land Grant.

Mann Land Grant
We should like TO know something
more than we do know about this
John Mann. OF Timbe. -~edk. VINO took
up Ian don Horn HITS: r Creek in
1862
He was man Of cons squence. but
the story Of MIN and his family is
short short story WIN immense
influence in Ghe way vi baptismal
names AND. therefore. ii Seems to
US that there must have. been some
thing awfully compelling about him
and his daughter Mary. Twenty sew
en- years after this gram of land. this
Mary Mann married Matthew Page. of
Roosevelt and at once the name or
Mann and Mary Mann appeared in
every generations many, many. times.
To possess the name of Mary Mann
Immediately prooiaims the fact that
the fortunate possesspt. is descended
from this stately heirsss NTIry Mann.
a well as this John, who only lived
in virginia about fVrty years. but
who left In that short time the rec
ord Of high life, In testimony Of
which his descendants repeat. and re-
peat his name from generation To
generation.
John Mann had rxe,ch land. which
he left to his daughter and heiress.
Mary. Many Mann ia Ge's tomb is at
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(s1l(@5l , AIQJltP (5J5r1lR3 4lBpattb Al
as G Ell CzEs G0t5r EEd
4S IN ~agSY9 her band's home q

~ n 80

Roosevelt her husbands home Her
father and mother arc buried AZ Tim
Der Neck. and her little daughter.
Elizaeth, who died at the age OF
three in 1893 John Mann dled in
1884. and his wife. Mary in 1908.
Mary Mann's portrait is Very beautii
ful. she is OF queenly mould. with
long. slender hands and full broad
shoulders She seems to be sitting
on a garden seat with MOWERS and
foliage behind her. and she wears
loose flowing garments. most unlike
those OF the present day. SAe Is good
to behold. and those who bear her
name may look al her with satisfac-
ton She is the maternal ancestor
OF all or the Virginia PAGES. many OF
the Virginia Nelson's and the various
families with whom they have intcr-
married.
The reason the nor the oft-repeated
Mann IS that John M;nn. OF Timber
Neck wealthy and powerful had an
only child who was comely wealthy,
and we hone clever and good. who
eavc her maiden name to her only
son, who gave 1t to his. and to his.
and SO II continues to increase year
after yeir IN the for NOR Mann mas6u-
lin6 and Mary Mann feminine
This family OF Mann IS related to
no other In Virginia, unless there is
English connections.
Inierhili Lineage.
. John Underhill. Sr.. was born in Eng
land In 1897. died 1855. and married
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IN | SOL
Home Guard on Picket Experiences Of
Lynchburgers.

We're advancting on battery OF four
cannon that was 'luklrE il into u.s.
too lively for comfort. We were not
nrlns. but were making for thar bat
terry a; double-quick and ln splendid
order and alignment. wlth some OF
our officers and non-coms Ia front.
These would now and then glance
back 10 note that tho regiment was all
right, wnen suddenly Company 6 vas
seen to he ia disorder and th. bows
acting very strangely. though nona
We're going back. OF course When
some VINO were in fron' dashed back
Yelling. What's the NADER Company
c. The reply rang cot we ran
into a darn yellow lactet nest and
they are singing US like hlazes"
Never was more pride felt for these
brave boys than Just then,
Bullets and shells could not break
their ranks. but ;hey drew the Inc at
such is life. Great sorrows and
troubles brine out true manhood
while II is the small sings and ar
rows 81 outrageous fortune that saps
OUT nerve.
Apropos of that Yankee General
Dufie who with other generals cana
back again. he figured in an episode
and -etributive justice ordained his
capture by Lynohburg boy OF Mos
by's intrepid troopers IN that Soc
lion Of our state. where tho Incidents
occurred az related Of the Home
Guard. Company 9. of Eleventh virgil
MIA where the waters OF Bull Run
meender amid the Manassas meadows.
and also across the mountains IN That
other valley where the Shenandoah
shimmers in the summers sun. the
territory. later in the war. was dub
bed "Moshy's State where Colonel
Mostly with his ready riders held
sway. visiting with punishment con
diEn the Yanks who ventured to In
wade
burg and Campbell boys and or these.
stockton T. and sam Alexander. had