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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13
WANTED-SAIESMEN


WANTED-At once, salesman; this ter
rltory; $l25 monthly or commission to
sell our line; experience not essential.
National Sign Mfg. Co., Dubuque, Ia.
SALESMEN-Big money for your spare
moments selling greatest line of busi-
ness sumulators on the market. Ca
wood Novelty Co., Danville, Ill.
EXP. short account register statesmen;
new aluminium system; best in the mar
ket; pays largest commission. Wirth
Sales Book Co., Chicago.
WANTED-Traveling statesmen for the
different southern states to sell staple
manufactured goods; will employ entire
time on salary and expenses or will give
line to AL salesman with drug, flour or
other nonconflictng lines on liberal
commission. Apply, with evidences of
reliability. in signed statements of good
commercial people to Postoffice Box 17S,
Lynchburg, Va. 12-1s-4t-su
WANTED-A city salesman for rice,
sugar and mixed feeds; only high class
salesman acquainted with the city trade
and one who can get the business need
apply Address LIS, care Age-Herald
WANTED-Experien speciality sales
man to represent large corporation
selling goods direct to druggists and
general merchants. Exceptionally
onohe Selling arguments. business
long established with national repu-
tation. Only live wire statesmen will
be considered Excellent opportunity
for salesman with ability. Give age,
experience, names of lines handled,
territory covered and references in
first letter to insure prompt reply.
Chicago, P. o. Box 555. 12-1a-2 t-su
WANTED-Salesmen to sell high class
residence lots in fast growing west
Texas city; 40 acres of land with
every lot, big commissions. +. C. Ben
nett & Co., Dallas. Tex
SALESMAN travelling small towns to
sell mill line spring dress fabrics and
white goods to retailers. Attractive
side line. Good commission. Frank D
La lame & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
SALESMAN for general mercantile
trade in Alabama. to sell new prop
osition of merit. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract fol-
1915; $35 weekly for expenses. Miles
r. Bixler Co., Wholesale Jewellers
$50 Carlin Bldg. Cleveland. o.
100 point speciality salesman for 1915. C
begin January / by $4,000 corporation
retail experience desirable; genuine op
portunity; statesmen now earning $SO
to $500 monthly; proposition Endorsed By
Mathematician firms; reference bond re
CURED. j. A. Kidwell Pres, Dayton. o
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| WANTED-Every one to know we are
selling any suit or overcoat in our stock
for s245. One week only. Marc Link,
1911 LIST ave. I2-12-4t
| OUR mechanical expert, Mr.. Francis Jer-
| done, will be at Hotel Tutwiler Monday
| and Tuesday, December IA and To- If you
desire to confer with him In reference
to any patent or trade mark matters
write or telephone him and he will make
an appointment with you. Send for our
54th anniversary booklet. Mason Fen
wick & Lawrence. Patent Lawyers,
Washington, d. c. 12-12-5t
MOTION picture theatre for sale or
lease, in Birmingham, doing good
business. Other business reason for
sale. Address va, care Age-H erald.
1211-2t-fr-su
SUBSTANTIAL corporation wants
reliable party to establish office and
manage statesmen. Should pay $1,000 to
$4,000 annually; $500 to 500 will finance
business; you handle your own money.
References exchanged. Sales Manager,
4o6 Fisher Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
9-8-sun-tf
PATENTED Invention. curtain fixture,
for sale; rings. pins unnecessary; the
curtain can be put ON or taken off
standing on the floor. A. Sel<ulo, 1920
Allison ave-, Washington, Fa
LADY partner with small capital for most
profitable enterprise; experience not
necessary; profits immense; absolutely
no risk; you handle your own money;
references given and required; (no pos
tai cards or general delivery. William
A. Flight. 6s Charles St. New York.
WANTED--Party with about 1890 to Join
me In a conservative, money making
business in Birmingham and vicin-
ity. If earnestly interested, let me give
you details; am known and references
to your satisfaction given. This may be
the exact opportunity you have been
looking for. Give full name and adj
dress. X-94, care Age-Herald.
ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
state manager; high class article: should
pay 10000 annually; $500 to $1,000 capital;
will pay expenses to Chicago II you, are
man we want; references. Sales mana
ger. 575 Old Colony bldg, Chicago.
OWN a business; make $500 to 5000;
here's your chance; cooperate with me
evenings at home in a big money prop
osition; everything furnished; don't wor-
ry about capital; write quick Boyd Fl.
Brown, Dept. E. Omaha, Neb.
GROW rich in business of your own; get
out of the wage earners class; your CO.
operation with our factory starts you
with little capital during spare time in
your own home; we manufacture exclu-
sive articles; no canvassing; experience
unnecessary. write for booklet and prop
osition. Address Pease Mfg. Co., Dept.
D-1, Buffalo, N. Y.
500 INVESTED now may make 5000:
terms 81 monthly; interest in land and
oil development. Address Bennett Co.,
342 LIST Natl Bank bldg, Houston. Tex
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GOVERNMENT positions arc easy 10
get. My free booklet, Y-209, tells how.
Write today-now. Earl Hopkins, WASH
lngton, ID. c. 11-1-1St-su-we
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ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
state manager; high class article; should
pay 10000 annually; $500 to $1,000 capital;
will pay expenses to Chicago IL you, are
man we want; references. Sales mana
ger, 675 Old Colony bldg. Chicago.
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GOV EHNMENT JOBS open to men and
women; $50 to $50 month. Write imme-
diately for positions list. Franklin In
stitute, Dept S-W, Rochester, N. Y.
12-2-1m- ex-mo-tu thu
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FORD SHOCK EAsER-Compiete set,
81; special trial offer; Money re-
turned II dissatisfied. Write today.
Desirable Representatives wanted in
your locality. Housed Sales Co., Buff
fa1o, n. Y. 11-29-3t-su
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big money selling our
line of specialties; write for our new
catalog and free sample. The Cham
p1on Trading Co, P. o. Box 1855, Lin
denhurst, L. l., N. Y,
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EVERY ambitious man will be Interested
In learning how a certain man made $40
grow to $4,000 in a few years in a
business that you can start in your
home. Booklet mailed free tells you.
Mcdonnell, K-700. Marden Bldg, Wash
ington, d. C. 12-2-ot-we-su
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SALESMAN WANTFD-Salary and
travelling expenses to sell cigars, Gig
arettes, tobacco etc; experience I'M
necessary. Reggie Cigar Co., Dept. II,
Boston. Mass. 11-22-et-su-tu
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Hno HlHHuidCtuIrot Hicet lilly cOftli'eIl-
ton; send for price list and samples.
The Helmet Gum Co.. Cincinnati
$1,000 PER MAN PER COUNTY-St-ange
amazed: ten inexperienced men divide
$4,000; Korstad. farmer, did $4,000 in IA
davs: Scheicher, minister. $l95 i'rst II
hours; 5000 cold cash made, paid, banked
by Stoneman in 80 days; $4,000 to date;
a hot or cold running water bath equip
ment for any home at only $3.50: self
heating; no plumbing or waterworks re-
quired; investigate; exclusive sale;
credit given; send no money: write letter
or postal today. Allen Mfg. Co., 1887
Allen Bldg. Toledo. o.
STOP HERE-Agents. managers, Just out.
Brand new invention; splendid seller:
dehector for automobile headlighth puts
light on road and out OF peoples eyes:
not q DINNER: makes driving light
stronger: simple, easy to put on; no
knobs, no adjustments; lasts as loEg as
the car; nothing like it; patented: big
profits not sold In stores. Listen. write
quick for details and money maring
proof; sales guaranteed; no charge for
territory. Address Hick-Myer Deflector
Co.. 4as S. & B. Bldg. Toledo. o.
AGENTS-Make 500 to $500 per month
easy selling our new Triplicate Sauce
Pan. cooking different foods on one
burner; saves gas; 400 specialties: all
whirlwind sellers: write quick for terri
tory and large catalogue American
Aluminium Mfg. Co., Div. 3045, Lepiont.
Ill.
PERMANENT INCOME-Establishing a
baking powder route; send Csc for pound
can. premium and instructions. Martin
Piffner Co.. Sta. B, Milwaukee. Wis.
Notwithstanding new: transfer Mon
ograms on autos, motorcycles, trunks.
travelling bags. etc.; big profits; big de-
rnanA. vyv4kn IN vas,1o ofpne Ayouo
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WOULD you marry is suited? Best mat
rlmonfal paper published. Mailed free.
correspondent tb), Toledo. Ohio
Q-27-6f- an
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LADIES-When delayed or Irregular use
Triumph Pills; always dependable.
Relief" and particulars free. Write
National Medical Institute, Milwaukee.
Wis 11-9-11t-su
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WANTED-Ladies make plain aprons
home; all or spare time; good money;
experience unnecessary; dime for be-
ginner's outfit. Dept. As, Howard
Edwards Co. Buffalo, N Y
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ARE you lonely? Marry for wealth and
happiness; thousands attractive. con-
genial, willing to marry; many rich;
descriptions and photos free; either
sex. Standard Cor. Club. Box s07.
Grays Lake. Ill 10-1S-tf-su
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PATENTED Invention, curtain fixture,
for sale; rings. pins unnecessary; the
curtain can be put on or taken off
standing on the floor. A. Sekulo, 1920
Allison ave-, Washington, Pa.
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ARE you lonely? Marry for wealth and
happiness; thousands attractive, con-
genial willing to marry many rich; de-
scrlptions and photos free; either sex.
standard Cor. Club Box 607. Grays
Lake, Ill. 10-1ssu,t,
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WANTED-Every one to know we are
selling any suit or overcoat in our stock
for sl2.45. One week only. Marc Link,
1911 LIST ave I2-12-4t
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JOB PRINTING

BELL PRINTING CO.
1oz1h Sd ave. Charles Roberts, Wyllys
Roberts. proprietors Commercial Print
ing and quick delivery speciality. Teie-
phone 107l. Mail orders special alton
tion. u-1Dlt1
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ONE CENT A WORD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

kAIEs-One cent q word day. NO ~
taken Tor less than 2Sc for first fnser-
E~-E aecasnuanH ard<
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DON'T take caiomel, take ''Vega-Cal'
vegetable calomel). Tastes good. acts
better. Guaranteed for constipation. At
your druggist, rs and so cents. 1860
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FITS-T cured my daughter by simple
discovery; doctors gave her up; particu-
lars free. e. z. Lepso, s95 Island ave,
Milwaukee. Wis 11-15-su-.s
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SExOID-A marvellous cure for weakness
in men; restores lost powers: price 81;
money refunded If it fails. Address DIR.
t. Pierce. Seattle. Wash.
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LADIES-Sanderson Cotton Root Pills,
safe and sure cure for delayed periods;
price 81; money refunded II 1t fails. Ad-
dress DR.. T. Pierce, Seattle, Wash.
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A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION TO ANY
STANDARD MAGAZINE WILL MAKE
AN IDEAL XMAS PRESENT
We make a speciality of trade journals
and fashion magazines not usually car
ried in stock. We will gladly order with
out extra charge, any magazine you may
want.
Prompt, courteous and polite service is
our motto. Try us with your next or
der. We will please you.
We have a complete line OF Xmas goods,
candies, all brands of chewing gum and
an up-to-date line of post cards.
Your trade will be greatly appreciated.
Call on us.
BIRMINGHAM MAGAZINE AND
POST CARD CO.,
11l1a 10Th ST, N.
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WOULD you marry II suited? Best natri-
monial paper published. Mailed free.
The Correspondent. Toledo. 0.
- ~ 1l-15-6t -si1
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FORD owners to demonstrate New IN
visible simplex Self-Starter." Ford
cars only. No batteries. SPRINGS ca
ples or other junk Equal to any
electric starter at one-fifth the
price. Fully guaranteed. Shipped
out on a weeks trial. Sells on sight.
write quick. Simplex Manufacturing
Co, 1907 Great Northern Bldg, Chi
cago
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MARRIAGE paper, highest character. in
corporated; 10th year; 5000 members:
paper sealed; send 10c. B. A. Love, Box
1000. Denver, Col. e5a
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WANTFD-FEMALE HELP

RATEs-one cent n word a days NO "a
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ton. Caeh mu-f accompany order.
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PERSONAL

LADIES-s1o00 reward; l positively guar
antee my great successful monthly"
remedy. safely relieves some OF the long
est, most obstinate. abnormal cases in
three to five days, no harm, pain or in
reference with work: mail. $50. double
strength, 81; booklet free. DR.. South
ington. IS Long Bldg. Kansas City,
Mo. lO-15-tf
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kUuAkS

FINS dsSeiopsd rec: Dur kiSh class
Sc. &c, SC and up: enlargement free with
q worth of kodak work. Wilson Studio.
aUe,; N. 18th st.. Birmingham. Ala.
<-1o-su-tf
FULL line Eastman kodaks and supplies;
bring your films here to BE- developed
and pictures printed; best work In the
city: prices right. F. w. Bromberg.
t1-1e-ssi-tS
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FOR SALE-Small grocery and fix
lures; established cash trade; moder-
ate rent; owner old travelling man;
has good offer. and wants to 60 back
on road. Apply 1896 9Th ave. N
FOR SALE-An extra we'll trained
bird dog; "a years old. Address
T-95, care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-Horse and buggy, a bar
gain, SITS complete; good condition.
Phone Woodlawn 1164-J, or address
G. M. Moor, 1904 Underwood ave
FOR SALE-Beautiful corner lot. loon
$50, 18th ave., s.. fine neighborhood,
worth $4,000. but $4,000 will buy it;
corner lot $50 feet deep. with cool
cottage, 60th sts four blocks of East
Lake cars. worth $1,000 can sell for
$500; choice, new modern. Groom cot
tage, North Highlands, block of cars,
very cheap at $4,000; terms. H. d.
Smith, 206 Hood Bldg.
FOR SALE--1 40-acre farm one mile
from Wilsonville. 100 acres in culti-
walton. lays fairly we'll two sets of
buildings, a mile from new highway;
will rent well. w. j. Weldon, Viii,
sonville, Ala.
ELEGANT brick residence, near High
land avenue. $1,000: modern home. cost
ing $500, for $4,000. North 21st street. ss5
monthly. Broom South Highland resi-
dence. s65o0. Would consider exchange.
sas Jefferson County Bank Bldg. IS
FOR sALE-40xio0 feet; alley corner. on
oath st., near Sd ave-, N. Price $1,000.
on liberal terms, Property well rented
and the best buy on the street. H. d.
Williams Realty Co., 1908 Jefferson BIZ.
Bldg, Main 2s5
FOR SALE-Bargains; one Parker
hammsrless 16-gauge shotgun. cost
$50 for 325; also one Parker ham
merless 12-gauge, new, only e25; also
ane SaxaKa high power .12.cnlihra
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statesmen or sales agencies, we can
give you clean, attractive selling
proposition on automobile specialties;
to the right man. this will mean ex-
elusive territory and permanent, prof
liable business; write US today. Box
426, Marshailtown, la.
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FARM LANDS
FARMS ANYWHERE n ALXBAMA
For Sale By
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1877.

INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bldg Phone Main 1877.
e-22-tt
200 ACRES OH eastern shore of Chesa-
peake bay; buildings, stock ind tools
new. j. Buncke, Madison, Md.
BEAUTIFUL farm and mansion in most
%delightful section of Virginia. Address
Box SIS. Newport News, Va.
HOMESEEKERS-Co to Volusia, the
fastest growing new town in Florida;
located ON the main line Of F. e. c. Ry.,
and near the beautiful Tomoka river;
new, modern hotel. school, church, store.
lumber mills. quarry. ETC.; vast area of
rich farming lands. just open for set
Element; splendidly located. we'll drained.
low price, easy terms. Box 47S. volusia
Development Co., Volusia, Fla.
WANTED-To hear from owner of good
farm or unimproved land for sale. Z.
c. Buckingham. Houston, Tex.
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lone CENT A WORD.
WANTED-MALE HELP

HATEs-One cent q ward q dsys M A.
taken for less than Use for first inser-
r.oe 9-e.s y-.st eecowc--y prdrv.
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HI1 MTNGHXM TEHMTN A ST1TTON

ARRIVAL TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
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WE WANT A RELIABLE MAN TO
HANDLE OUR 1916 MODEL MECH.
SELF-STARTER FOR FORDS IN THIS
TERRITORY. 1T IS NOT THE
CHEAPEST. BUT THE BEST MADE.
SELL READILY AND FULLY GUAR
ANTEED. RIGHT MAN CAN ESTAB-
LISH PROFITABLE BUSINESS
WITH PRACTICALLY NO INVEST
MENT. ASK FOR PARTICULARS
STANDARD AUTO STARTER CO.,
CLEVELAND, o.
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80 INVESTED now may make $1,000;
terms 81 monthly; interest in land and
oil development. Address Bennett Co.,
342 LIST Natl Bank bldg, Houston, Tex
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On Trait agents; here is your oppor-
tunity to see all the newest styles
OF portraits and frames; why buy
from catalogs when you can see the
real goods? Our travelling salesman
WIN visit the principal cities In your
state in January with a full line of
samples; write for an appointment
ana meeting place. Independent Por-
sralt and Frame Co, S29-a1 South
State St, Chicago.
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statesmen WANTED-Experien un-
necessary, easy work, big pay; write for
large list of openings offering oppor-
tunities to earn S1o0 to $500 a month
while you learn. Address nearest Of
flee, Dept. 1853, National Statesmen s
Training Association, Chicago, New
York, Kansas CITY, San Francisco.
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hammsrless 16-gauge shotgun. cost
$50 for 325; also one Parker ham
merless 12-gauge, new, only e35; also
one Savage high power .32-cnlibre
hammerless rifle, new, cost SIS. for
$3.50. Address F-s6, care Age-Her-
aid.
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HEIRS-Thousands of families are want
ed to claim fortunes. Many now living
In poverty are rich, but don't know it.
Our 4o0-page index, entitled, Missing
Heirs and Next of KIM" alphabetically
arranged, contains authentic list of I'M
claimed estates and heirs wanted and
advertised for in America and abroad to
claim fortunes. Also contains chancery
court of England and ireland lists, and
Bank of England unclaimed dividend
list. Thousands of names in book Yours
or your ancestors names may be among
them. Send &c stamp at once for free
booklet. International Claim Agency, 90,
Pittsburg, Pa 12-13-3t-su
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ograms on autos. motorcycles, trunks.
travelling bags. etc.: big profits; big de-
mand; write for sample offer. W. Mono
60. Georgetown, Tex.
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|AUEN lS-Make big money and become
safes manager for our goods; fast
office seller; fine profits; particulars
ana sample free. One Dip Pen Co.
ro7 Daily Record, Baltimore, Nd.
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IMPORTANT that / should communicate
with Fred ID. Bradford. Would appre-
ciate his present address. John d. Nix,
Jr., 127 Carondelet ST.. New Orleans, La
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OWN a business; make $500 to 5000;
here's your chance; cooperate with me
evenings at home in a big money prop
osition; everything furnished; don't wor-
ry about capital; write quick. Boyd Fl.
Brown, Dept. E, Omaha, Neb.
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fWANTED-To trade property for Ford
car. Address Cos. Age-Herald.
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SALESMAN wanted; s25 per week and
travelling expenses. to sell our cigars;
experiences not necessary. Royal Cigar
Co., 10 State St, Boston, Mass.
u-26-ft-thu: 1t-sun-wed- fri
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-12
OLD MUSTER ROLE
Tells VIVID STORY
Few of the Men Leaving
Hampstead in 81 are
Alive Today.
MANY DIED IN BATTLE
Most Others Who Escaped With Lives
from Storms Of Yankee Bullets,
Carried MOmentOes on Bodies
of Terrible Struggle.
Gittle Rock Democrat.)

J. w. Ellis of Ozan, Ark. a mem
her of the legislature of 1913, has
compiled the original muster roll OF
Company e. Fourth Arkansas CMc-
Nair's) regiment which was organic
ed at washington, Hampstead county
during the civil war. Accompanying
the muster roll are notes relative to
tho later life of many of the Confed-
crate veterans.
The company saw considerable
fighting during the war, and numbers
of the men fell on the field of bat
tie. Mr.. Ellis, who entered as prl-
vate, was promoted to ordance offl-
Ger with the rank of captain. He was
wounded three times during the war
Succeeding Col. McNair was Col. II
G. Buna, who after the war, was
chief Justice of the Arkansas supre-
me court.
Such quotations following the
names as KILLED at Chickamauga,'
"killed at battle" wounded at Murf-
reesboro," and captured and killed
by busbwhackers," tend to show the
integrity of the men who composed
the company as we'll as other Arkan-
sas companies who fought during the
great strife.
Officers.
John A. Rowles, captain, resigned
February, 1862.
Samuel Ogden, first lieutenant
captain and lieutenant colonel, re-
signed.
Augustus Kyle, second lieutenant,
captain till close of war, no wat
Hope.
Ellis G. Winstead, third lieteuant,
promoted to first lieutenant, died.
Needham Johnson, first sergeant,
promoted to sergeant-major.
George w. Renfroe, second SER
geant, promoted to ordnance sergeant
John W. Foreman, third sergeant,
promoted to ensign.
John w. Williams, fourth sergeant,
promoted to prost marshal.
Chas M. Olson, fifth sergeant, pro-
NOTED to captain A. S. G.
A. D. Henry, first corporal, killed
at Elkhorn.
Isaac Shields, second corporal, pro-
NOTED to fifth sergeant, now at
Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-07-12

master sergeant now living in Hope.
Ferguson, Jno. H., promoted to
sergeant, died at Hope.
Herren, Jas. lP., wounded at Chicha-
manga.
Lock, fate unknown.
Perry, A. P, killed on way home.
Irwin, VIM. NJ, now living in Texas,
Strange, Daniel, died in service.
Tarbett, Samuel A., detailed in A.
@. M. department.
Tucker, j. NJ, died in service May
"A, 1868.
Parker, Jas R., joined in Mississip-
pi, brave soldier.
William, A. B., promoted to lieu
tenant colonel and. discharged.
McNair, E., promoted to colonel
and brigadier general.
Baldwin, David, musician, dis
charged.
Hampstead, B. F., discharged in
1861.
Mitchell, Chas. B., elected to Con-
federate senate
Griffin, Daniel, discharged in 1861.
Gammage, DR.. w. L., promoted to
brlgadler surgeon, killed.