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CORRESPONDENCE,
Grantsville,
J. 8S. Broadwater and family left law
for San Antonio,
where they expect to spend the winter,
on account of Mr. Broadwater's ill health.
We hope that he will be greatly henefited
hy the change of climate and that he ean
return, next spring, blooming and hearty
Last Friday two horses passed through
here from Parkersburg, for Nat. Slicer,
of Meyersdale. They are sorrel in color
and average in weight 1.075
They are said to be thoroughbred, but
were never registered.
Last Wednesdav evening at 8 o'clock
sharp, when the wind was raging at its
highest, and snow was flving in the air,
with the
same material, Miss Mollie Wegman was
Wednesday Texas,
abont
and the ground was covered
married to a man from New York state,
in the Reformed church, hy Rev. Hasler.
We failed to get an invitation to witness
the ceremony, and had too much sense to
so without being invited, and felt too inde
pendent to ask any one that was there,
hence we can say nothing more than that
the
with the nninvited—and that
honse was crow ded—principally
the happy
conple left the next morning at 8 o'clock
for northern New York, which is to he
We wish the
their future home. fortu-
nate couple joy and happines unconfined |
throuhout their connubial life.
Bertwin Ryland was in town, list Sun-
Monday
He just returned from
an extended the World's Fuir,
Lancaster, Wis, and Findlay, Ohio,
E. B. Durst, of New spent
Jast Saturday night and Sunday in town,
day, but left on awnin for his
place of business,
trip to
Germany,
looking after his interest among the fair
sex. Watch that up closely, Elisha, for
we know of some one else who is aspir-
ing for the same “hand”
Fred rik Goodwin of New York OC ty, |
tract of timher
Bottom.”
the rightful owner of a
land ealled “Clover
town a few days.
Balliet, of Salisbury, are trying to pur- |
wis in
chase this tract and we hope they will
sneceed, this time, as
party they have heen bargaining with
for this same tract of timber.
Joe Shaw leaves this evening with a!
carload of lambs, for Philadelphia. He |
expects to stop off in Baltimore, a few |
dave, on business,
A. Bonig. who paralytic
stroke, about 14 months ago, resulting
in permanent loss of power of his right |
|
received a |
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side, is slowly failing: the paralysis is |
gradually extending.
Rev. Kribbs held communion services |
here, last Sunday, but owing to a severe |
cold which he contracted while going the
charges, he was |
We hope
hetter
rounds of his different
unable to preacn a discourse.
that members will take care of
their pastor in the future and not compel
that
seems colder than Greenland.
Nov. 21st. 1893.
him to sleep in a room
apparently
ExNnica.
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Fever, Ere?
vour druggist, or if
f you are, oo to
you ean’t get it where live,
us, Get oa
von send to
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gnarantee to cure anv ease of Catarrh, |
otherwise vonr
For
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dollar,
months’
returned. one
last
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ane
for
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and ane cnre. I has
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‘Fab and Vicinity.
G. D. Miller is bunlding a wall
new dwelling house.
S. L. Maust and S. S. Miller killed a
gray fox. one day last week, |
Mi Axp Nor You.
for his
Nov. 20th, 1893.
One dollar for a three months’ treat
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Oakland, Md. offers to sufferers
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or address the above firm,
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Savage.
W. C. Wisseman and his friend Me. |
; |
Ginty slauglitered a dwarf hovine, last |
week. It dressed about 75 pounds.
Luther Nevils, of Confluence, is attend
ing the college at Savage, hut he boards |
in Confluence. |
“Racoon Jerry” was not credited with
all his trades and occupations, last week
He is a fisher, a cordwainer and
rapher.
A sonorous eall was
Jexicog
heard near Holi
day’s mill, on the 17th, that could not be wounded, making in all 276
explained until it was reported that | 14 wounded on the skirmish line in the
Charles Balden and the onion farmer got |:
into a fistic encounter.
out second best and was calling for help
Now, 20th, 1893.
The latter came | I
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| 5th corps,
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! ble for them,
warning, but remarked that
Lover the the army,
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[6 p.m.
{ the battery that had made us so uneasy
| captured over 900 prisoners,
was. in
[ and Lieut. Colonel Miles killed, one Cap-
{ tain, one Lieutenant and 61 enlisted men
Ask vour druggist to show you a hot-
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One bottle to cure any case. no malter |
last for 3 months’
Sold evervwhere
| how severe, and will
treatment
Berkley.
Peter Bowser, road supervisor, is get
ting theroads in good condition for winter
Miss Liliie Shoemaker. of Rockwood,
lis here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Shoemrker.
I. D. Burlingham hought the little
[dan horse of Edward Shoemaker. Job
“L(for that is the name of the horse) is well
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and a better horse rever looked
Howard
The price paid
| county,
[through a collar.
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him was abont as many dollars as he is
| years old—a pretty good price.
Nom DE PLomE.
Nov. 17th, 1893.
Early Risers, Early Risers. Early Ris-
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VOUusness, A. F. SpricnER.
Maple Glen,
pired. instead of two-thirds, as stated
last week,
Repub:
vicinity, is
Harry Rolidav, a well to do
ean and sawmill man of this
obliged to saw dav and night, there he-
ng a hig demand for lumber with which
1
to build Democratic hoats for Salt river.
storm.
the college at Savage
that he will graduate in
He ic boarding at the sawmill.
Nov. 20th, 1893 O1D NED.
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A. F. SPEICHER.
War Reminiscences.
Written for THE STAR.
There are many things in the mind of
i # soldier that time will never erase
['The'eamp life. the long and wearicome
marches, and the sanguninary strucgeles
ficht
now
Often in one dreams we engage in
ing onr battles over, and more so
I than in the past, since the Rebels are on
Smith,
in chief, is giving us h—1 as in
commander
the
top and Hoke their
dave
But T am digressing from
my subject, for in my
tried to give von an account of the first
the
From the morning of the 5th
Wilderness,
of Mav
four davs battle in
{up to the evening of the 91h, it was con-
Messrs, Billmever & |
bhutlding
im-
stant marching, fichting and
fortifications, co that it was almost
possible to keep awake. Every chance
we could get we would steal a few mo
ments sleep. The evening of the 9th we
again moved off by the left flank, and
never halted until 10 o'clock a. m. of the
halted until
But our rest was
10th, and we were scarcely
every nan was asleep.
of short duration, for the 5th
attacked, and we were
Corps was
forward
At the sight of re-en-
forcements the enemy retired and we
were put in position on the right of the
While forming the line,
selecting proper positions for the batter
Sedgwick)
Eurried
to their support,
and
ies, onr grand old hero (Gen.
U.S
battery M, 5th artillery and one of
[the zunners remarked 1o him that he had
better not expose himself too much, as
the sharp-shooters had range of their hat-
tery and it was getting very nncomforta-
the
they could
The word was
fell
through
He gave no heed to
not hit an elephant here.
scarcely ont of his mouth when he
dead irom his horse, with a hall
The
ood a man as Sedewick cast
his head. death of so great
and
over the 6th eorps Men wept as though
rible place and mv wish was coon gratned
. |
| by sending my company and company E |
ont on the skirmish line. It was getting
fire, for
confronted by so
that
company
out of the frying pan into the
many
sharp-shooters as after
we -were
noon. Fourteen of my
wounded, one of them mortally.
the whole division came
were
About
forward
like a cvelone, charging across a small
field’ and into the Rebel works, eapturing
all
success, and had General Mont
afternoon. The charge was a grand
came
Support
up
his we
would have held the works.
as he was ordered, with
Bat he was
too slow and the Rebels got in our right
and left lank and
line at a fearful rate.
of the 121st, command of
the storming party, seeing our forlorn
condition, ordered a retre;
were enfilading our
Col. Emroy Upton,
was in
who
t. which under
former article 1
: was among the boys |
He was among the boys of | armind
DelLozier |
One third of our school term has ex |0ff to the lef, about three miles, tore-en
three or four ’coon’s, during the snow el works in 6 lines of hattie. We passed
Iarvey Zimmerman is also attending | close as we conld get for slashed timber
It is suppoced | Before we had fired a shot, and just as
you are not aware of this, we can soon convince
| you if you give us your work.
Next morning, the 11th, it was raining |
and we had orders for the first time in
seven davs to piteh our tents and take a
day's rest. About 4p. m. we conld cee
their |
belts stuffed with large envelopes. and |
orderlies riding through camp with
evervthing indieated another
hand. And
| honr, and without breakfast
the 12th,
job on
sure enongh, at an early
next morn- |
| ine,
|
we were donble-gnicked |
|
had
Spotsylvania
the
House,
stormed
Court
driving the Rebels hack to their second
force Hancock, who
| works at
line. But before we got there, Hancock i
was compelled to withdraw outside the |
first line. and when we came on the field
we fonnd Mancoek’s men (the 2nd corps) |
“McGinty” and his companions killed | Prone on the ground in front of the Reb |
over them and filed in along the works as
Cung
the near future | We eame tos front face, the Mississippi |
bricade of Rebels fired a deadly volley |
Corpl.
Private Georee Beaty and Private Peter
into onr ranks James Krider, |
Miller were all Killed, one in mv front
(and one on each side of me. We had |
[orders then to lay down which we |
obeyed very promptly, and
menced to shoot
fromBa m until 9 p. m. and daring
those 15 hours we did not move 5 feet ei-
Onur position was in front of
the
place at
had
three |
ther wav,
the Bloody Angle.” so ealled from
sanguinary strnge’e that took
Rehel
musket
this salient in the works, |
my coat cat hy balls in
places, Although the men were stricken
down at a fearful rate, the majority were
cool, ealm and determined, and we kept
fire on the Rebel
up sneha constant
works that it was impossible for a Rebel
to put up a hand or head without having
evervihing in|
a hall put throageh it, and
rear of the Rebel fortification was ent off.
even trees measuring from 2 to 20 inches
were ent off by musket balls from
cide. One stump of a tree that stood at
the angle. and fell about 2 p. m.. directly
in front of mv regiment, is the
National Wachington in a
vlass frome 20 inches in dinmnater 1 saw
it Inst September a vear aro, while attend
ing the National encampment,
That night Gen. Lee withdrew his
shattered columes to a new line of works,
our
now in
Musenm at
about a mile in the rear, leaving his dead
and wounded on the field. Such
ns T beheld there in the Rebel
I will never forget. Bloated corpses and
a sight
trenches
men in the aconies of death, piled npon
each other. three, four and five men
deep At one place I saw four men on
top of each other. and the one next to
was living, while the others
were dead, shot through the head
Corer, B. F. Jouxs,
Chr. A. 491h Pa. Vols,
[To be continned].
DeWitt’s Witeh hazel Salve eleances,
and |
wn eloom nll |
more especially |
(they had lost their dearest friend on
earth,
About noon the Rebels opened their
artillery on us with fearful effect, We
were formed in three lines of battle, and |
{at one time with a solid shot seven men
were Killed and wounded. 1 was wish
ing they would move us out of that hor-
the awful fire of the Rebels was done in
coud order; but the loss of life was great- |
the We |
loss
er on retreat than in assanl,
Our
Hulings
my regiment, Colonel
killed, 7 195
And
line officers and men
the
ifternoon, makes no grand total of 290
killed, wounded and missing. Very few
f the missing ever retnrned to the regi
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