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-THE-
Coloqel of tje Fourtlj1
& R t6ry of the Itate VarvSf-
By BERNARD BIGSBY,
Author of "Loyal at Last," "My
Lady Fantastic," die.
CHAPTER XV.
TUB lUVEn Off DEATH.
"JIaJor Uosunt, let mo confjratulato
jrou. Thoro Is not a man In tho rogi
mont who docs not ltall your promotion
with pleasure, to say nothing of my
self, who havo gained a stop by your
good luck," cried tho jovial Gregory,
grasping Frank's hand with an en
thusiastic energy that made hlra wlnco.
"Hut, what do you mean aro you
crazy, Jaclt?" was tho astonished do
mand. "Sana as a bench of judgesl Tho
boys would hear of tio man's namo but
yours for tho vacant post, and I'm glad
to sny for onco the popular cry was for
tho right man in tho right place, and
.you aro second-in-command of tho
Fighting Fourth. Won't that bo
scrumptious news to writo and toll your
sweetheart?
"It would, Indeed, If It wero true, but
I know you are chaffing mo."
"Chaffing youl As If I'd dnro to chaff
a living Major1 but horo comes tho
Colonel, and as lie s promised mo a
.jobation for being lato at roll-call, I'll
Rnnrn lilm flirt nnln nf nn lnt,-T7lnTV nnil
BiHn
1 "
And when Colonel Hopkins, with a
smllo of delight in his honest eyes,
grasped Frank!s hand and wishcdOilm
joy In his proferment, tho young sol-
dler knew that the glorious but im-
1 probablo news was true.
, "I can hardly believe It now, sir," ho
istammered. "What have I dono to do-
. servo such honor?"
"Your duty, .Frank," was tho
answer.
simple
Not until tho leafy month of .Juno
did Itosccrans assurno tho aggressive,
Ipresumably because ho was deficient In
cavalry, and our young knight fretted
'sorely because ho could not use tho
spurs ho had won so gallantly; but tho
tlmo at last arrived when ho had no
.cause to complain of inaction.
With sixty thousand men tho .Union
General advanced against Bragg, now
entrenched at Chattanooga, and suc
ceeded In maneuvering him out of hit
position early InSeptembor. Itosecrans'
'extraordinary delay oxcited universal
criticism, especially after his splendid
Tecord up to that data. Ilavlng seized
the city evacuated by tho Confederates,
and supposing Ilragg to be In lull re
treat for Alabama, ho advanced his
wholo force after him, but tho Southern
commander had been reinforced, and,
being assured that Longstreet's carps
from Alabama was closo at hand, xo
solved upon retaking Chattanooga,
which, as a military position, was of
'vital consequence to either sldo. Both
'armies had beeoino much scattered over
'tho mountainous region) but on tho
!l8th of September they wero fairly ;Con
icentratcd upon tho banks of tho Chlcka
manga,or "River of Death," twelve miles
from tho coveted city.
Tho battle opened on tho 10th, and nil
'that day there was hot fighting, with no
pronounced result. During tho night
Ithnt followed Longstreet's corps arrived,
and ho was given command of tho Con
federate left, Polk being assigned to
that of tho right, while opposing them
Thomas led tho Union left, and Itose
crans in person tho right
On tho dawn of tho 20th tho furious
onslaught began. Like a rushing tor
rent Longstreet's men cast themselves
, as though each had a hundred 'lives
tupon tho gallant ranks that Itosecrans
tied. Again, again, again each time
'with madder fury, tllL yard by yard,
i they drive them back and break their
ilino. In vain Hopkins and Bcsant
(rally their men to superhuman t effort.
v..
"THAT DOES KOT SOCHD LIKE A DEFEAT!"
Tito tldo of battlo Is against them and
they can not withstand its lrresistlblo
force.
And who aro thoso two horsemen
galloping at headlong speed from tho
extreme right, with their horses' hoods
turned toward Chattanooga?
"General Rosecrans and Garfield, his
chief of staff I What does this moan?"
Colonel Hopkins cried to Frank in stqm
dismay as they rested at a cross-roads
to allow their scattered men time to
gather round their standard.
"They find tho road .they aro taking
ImpracUcablo and aro coming this
way," Besant replied, as tho riders
wheeled their horses and made for the
cross-roads.
As they reached tho spot whero Hop
kins and Frank stood they halted.
"Hark, slrl" Garfield said to hU su
perior, and pointing with his sword to
the left, whence came tho regular firing
from Thomas' division. "That does not
Bcucd llko a dcfcatl"
"I toll you," was tho petulant reply,
"It is a rout wo aro beaten, man; and
I am off to Chattanooga to telegraph tho
cursed talo to Washington."
"Slay I remain?" almost pleaded Gar
flold. "As you will," was tho ungracious
assent, as tho hero of a hundred
fights, seized with a. fit of Danla bo
elighest of all in Leavening Power.
2 fWC ten
AMSOLUTEI PURE
mnjeuit to untrerstitttn in otto wim so
brilliant a record, droTe his spurs Into
his horse's flank and dashed away.
"Follow me down this road, Colonel,
as soon as you can get your men to
gether: yon will Hnd General Thomas
in soro need of your help," Garflold
cried, as ho too rode away.
In half an hour they wero ready to
advance, though tholr ranks wore but
thinly manned.
"Forward, men. At tho double-,
quick I" and onco moro the Fighting
Fourth ran panting to tho struggle.
They found Thomas oppressed by
superior numbers, but standing Arm as
a rock, with Polk battering his center
and loft, and Longstrect harrassing his
right. Assault after assault was made,
yet thoso immortal heroes never wav
ered. And now another danger threatens
I them: for Longstrect has discovered a
I i .1.. 1-, 1 mi t
' B"P ",u mtmniatu m 1 nomas rear,
i through which hq is pouring a heavy
column. Surely all is lostnow but no,
Granger comes up with seven thousand
' raw troops, who havo never oven seen a
I uattlc-fleld before, and, though the hope
Eecn, vnln tho reinforcement gives tho
veterans encouragement. "Only a par-
col of boys, fresh from tho plow,
sneered nu aide-de-camp, as ho galloped
forward to direct their movements. Hut
sco thoso plow boys light! Had they
carried arms for years, and been inured
to battlo scones from childhood, they
1 could not havo shown a moro deter-
mined bravery. Over and over again
Longstrect charges, but ho can not
break thoso solid ranks, and at sunset
Thomas, driven back but not dofeated,
recedes to tho shelter of Chattanooga,
whither Rosecrans' scattered men havo
preceded him carrying consternation
with their wild stories of defeat.
And nearly thirty thousand men
from North and South lay killed and
wounded on tho blood-stained banks of
"Tho River -of Death."
I said tho Union army was not beaten
well, perhaps not In a literal sense,
for tho object of tho contention, Chat
tanooga, still remained In their occupa
tion, but tho Confederates justly claimed
"Chlckamauga" as a victory, for they
had forced their enemy from tho field,
and now held lilm shut up In his en
trenchments with all communication
cut off. j
Bragg had a new ally Invincible by
human hands, Impervious to human
daring1 tho gaunt, fierco fiend, Starva
tion. Onco Rosecrans mado an effort at a
sally, but hunger had killed so many of
his animals that ho had not horses
enough to drag a battery into action,
and so thick lay tho carcasses of dead
mules on tho muddy roods that men
stepped on them from ono to another to
avoid tho mlro.
Hard times Indeed had settled on tho
luckless garrison, tho coarsest kind of
food being precious as rubles In tho
eyes of the famished soldiers. Charllo
Fulton's satisfaction may bo Imagined
then, when ono day Jack Gregory whls-i
pored In his oar tho joyous Information
that ho had secured a hind-quarter of
lamb, which ho had confiscated from an
'Irishman in his company, who was cor
Irying It off to his quarters.
"I can't glvo you any mlnt-sanco,"
jeald tho jovial Captain, "but there's a
,quart of whisky I won at cards from an
'iowa man, and by Hlckoryl old chap,
we'll mako a nltrht of It."
"All right, Jack, I'll bo theret but)
'don't ask too many.f or a lamb's log Isn't a
'very big bird, and a quart won't go far
'in a crowd,"
"Never fear, man lust Fertruson.;
Ropes, you and I sharp six o'clock,,
;you know pe on time."
Charllo was on time, and so were
,Jack's other two guests.
"You're admiring tht stove, boys, I
'see," J aclc said, making preparations for
itho coming meal, "neat.but not gaudy,
and notqulto tho thing to adorn a palaco
jdrawlng-room. There's a history about
it,ttoo. Threo of my follows brought It
Ih'tlio other day, red-hot, with a batch
of .corn broad in the oven. Foot, IasJ
sure you. They'd found it in some
'body's kitchen and presented it to mo,
;as a token of their high esteem and a
consideration for two pounds of Caro
lina cut-plug."
, "Guess it's dono!" Ferguson , srdd,
Opening tho oven door and peeping lov
ingly at tho luscious Joint.
"It Isn't a very big ono," sighed Ropes,'
with lugubrious eya on tho hungry
laspect of his companions.
"What did you expect?" asked Greg
,ory, indignantly. "A six-months' sheep
isn't as bulky as a mastodon, but I
guess thoro's enough for all, boys, so
draw your stools around tho festive
board."
As ho spoke ho plunged his knife
,lnto the dainty viand.
"Great Scott, but It's toughl" hq
gasped, as ho wrestled' wlth'lts string
like sinews.
It was tough, but It was meat, and
thoso hungry men devoured it with
a relish, polishing tho bones till they
wero ns devoid of llbor as though some
naturalist had prepared them for his
museum.
"It's tho first satisfying meal I've had
for throe days," Ropes declared, con
tontodly. "Now, Jack, tip us a can of
your groceries, and let us light our pipes.
Thank Provldonco there's lots of to
bacco left among our crowd yet"
"Say, boys, did you hear what a
guy lanky Simpson got oil on Thomas
at Chlokamauga?" Jack asked with a
twinkle in his eye,
"No. what wcuiii9 suit it out man."
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
"Why, lie went up to the General
with a doleful face, and reported that
he'd lost a battery of six new guns,
which tho enemy had taken after u
fierco nssdulV.
" 'Did you spike them, sir?' tho Gener
al demanded.
" "Now, 1 didn't They was too new
and good for spiking, sir.'
" 'Not spike thetnl' Thomas roared.
'Then, 'what In thunder, fellow, did
you do?'
" 'Just rallied round a bltttnd charged,
and took 'om back ngninl' tho West
erner drawled, while even the Gcueral's
grim features relaxed Into a smlla."
"That reminds me," begun Ropes, "of
a man in tho Thirty-ninth Ohio, who"
Hut tho unecdoto was Interrupted by
tho approach of a corporal who an
nounced that a citizen wished to sco
Captain Gregory at onco on important
business.
"Show him In," Jack cried, without
hesitation.
Ho recognized at onco In tho fat little
man beforo him a German shoemaker
living near, who had soled a pair of
shoes for him.
"Well, Ilartzmann, what is It?"
"I haf to mago roborts of one of your
men, who vas shtolo a tog vrom mo, sir."
"A dogl You don't mean to say that
mangy Newfoundland cur I saw in your
store, with a back as bald as a billiard
ball?"
"Yah, but ho vos ono very nlco tog
"rAn, ntrr nn "vos vos nice too."
for all dot. Vor ton years ho haf been
mlno childors blaymate."
I "Do you know tho man who took
!hlm?"
"Yah, ho vos caUed Paddy Byrne, und
I vos told ho vos von of your gotnpany.
But dot vos not tho vorst of It, U vos tho
gruelty dot make mo zo mad."
"Cruoltyl"
"Yah, ho vos 6kln dot tog und gnt
him up In lectio bicccs. no vos take
dot tog's hind-log away mlt him "
"And by all tho gods we've eaten It!"
Jack gasped, his faco paling with dis
gust "I'll klU that villain, Byrno, if
I'm shot for his murder."
But after reflections induced him to
forego his sanguinary Intentions, as tho
rueful quartette concludod that It would
bo for their Interest to keep tho trag
edy a secret, though It eventually
leaked out, and not ono of thoso gallant
officers could for a tlmo show himself
without somo jocular follow greeting
him with a livelv "bow wow-wowl"
to hk continued.
A Cure for Constipation
and
Headaoho.
Dr. Silas Lano, while in tho Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that whon
combined with other herbs, makes an oasj
and certain euro for constipation; It is in
the form of dry roots and leaves, and la
known as Lnno's; Family Medicine. It
will cure sick, headache. For tho blood,
llvor and kidneys, and for clearing up tho
completion it doos wonders. Druggists
sell it at 60 conts a packago
What the Druggists say
of Heiskell's Ointment:
When we are nulced to reoomnierul a prepara
tion for ukia disi-iuje. no hitnU out Hkihkkll's
Ointment, wit U every coniuit'uce of iUbuccvti
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J. C. IIkdick, & Main St., Butler, Fa.
"I have been selling IIeiikell's Ointhknt
for eleven years. Jtutves universal satlstacUo
It will cure Tkttkii,
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'We have evidence of the curative pronertlr
of Heiskkll's Ointment here. It Is a gootj
reliable ointment."
Fleming & KsLEil.T&rentum, To.
"In all skin diseases I Invariably recommed
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J. J. Keil, btaarpsbarg, Pa.
"UEisKk'LLs Ointment curt when all else
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"Hkibkell'b Ointmbnt ppIIs on Its own
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A grand opportunity lor Joining a new
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A fraternal society for both Bexes.
Pays From $200 to $5,000 !
IN SIX YEAUS.
Advances money to buy homes, cancels the
Indebtedness In cuse of disutility or deatli,
pays sick and death benefits.
For further particulars call on or address,
DANIEL, DEAN,
Deputy Bupreme lresldent,
82 N. Main St., Hhenaudoah, 1'a,
GUMMING CASHIERED!
Expelled from tho Army brj
Order of the Queen.
TIIE OFFICIAL NOTICE PRINTED.
tr i . a m. tr v r ' Pearl Glass," made by
Her Mi.jo.ty Say. She Ha. No Farther' Geo A Macbeth & Co- p;tN.
for mt Servioeg- 'burgh, makers of the c.;k-
Ti.n soambii to i.r. on-d vv in mo n..,,. brateJ " Pearl-top " lamp chim-
olConimnni on Momlny ItadlcnU Win ney, which have glVGil liniVCr-
Attiick tin pritico of wnios Tho snc- gj satisfaction.
retnry of War to lo (Juostlonod Mr.
Gladstone, linos Nnt fuvnr tlin Movo.
London, Juno IB. Tho Into of Sir
William Uordon-Cummlng Is sealed a
far its tho nrmy is concerned, for the fol
lowing paragraph Is published In the
Gazette:
Wah Office, Juno 12, 18i)l. Poots Ounixls.
Major ami I.leut.-Col. Plr Wllllnm Gonlon
(Jtimmlnir, Ilnrotict, In removed from the nrtny
Her Majuaty liuvlliif no further oocnaioii fur
hU ecrvicea.
Frequent conferences nro being hold by
the Wur Office authorities who are dls
cusnhiK tlio baccarat verdict. Yesterday
tho Duko of Cambridge, Commnmler-in-Chlefof
the Forces, aummoued Qen. Owen
Williams ami Uol. btucey, In command,
of the Scots Fusilier Guunls, CummiiiK's
regiment, to thu Horto Guards, whero
they had a prolonged conference.
On Monday next, in the Houso of Com
mons, William Summon), Liberal Mem
ber for Huilderaflold, and Honry Poyton
Cobb, Radical Non-Conformist Member
for tho Rugby Division of Warwickshire,
ivill question the Secretary of Stnte for
War as to what course bo intends to pur
suo with regard to tho thruo officers, Field
Marshal tho Prince of Wales, Gen. Owen
Williams ami Lieut. Iicrkuloy Lovett, ot
tho Scots Fusilier Guard., who signed
tho document which pnicticnlly allowed
Cumming to romaln an olllcor of tho
British army notwithstanding his con
duct at Tranby Croft.
Tho Secretary of State for War will
also be asked what actlou he pt eposes to
taka iu regard to the sumo officers for
having disobeyed ths army regulations
which call for tho bringing of such cases
to tho attention ot commanding officers.
Mr. Gladstone shows no disposition to
oncourago tho proposod action.
THOMPSON OR ABBOTT.
Sir
John Macdonultl'ii ftnrcetisor Will
rrolinbly llo Nnine,! To-riuy
Ottawa, Ont., Juno 13. SlucoSir John
Tliompson'n conference yesterday with
Lord Stntilcy conflicting rumors huvo
been In circulation, notwithstanding tho
former's doflnito statement to nowspnper
men that ho had talked only department
business with Ills Excclleucy. This
morning Sir John Thompson mado this
statement i
"Both Mr. Abbott and mysolf havo
boon In conference with tho Govoruor
Qcooral, but no one has been called on
yet. I think that to-day Ills Excel
lency's choice will bo mado."
It Is now gonorally conceded that bo
tween Thompson and Abbott tho choice
for Premiership lies. Either will servo
under the other.
Dlsordor ut an ugllsh Meotlnjr
London, Juno 18. Tho St. Olave's Guar
dians iu South Loudon had an oxcitlng
time over the baccarat scandal. A motion
was made declaring that tho gambling
of tho Prince of Wales is a dlsgraco to
tho country. The chairman refused
to put the motion beforo tbo mombors.
An exciting eceno followed nnd the meet
ing was In nn uproar. Tho friends of tho
mover of tho resolution donouncod tho
Princo of Wales in unmeasurod terms.
Tho chairman Anally loft his scat and
quitted tho hall, nnd tho meeting broko
up, dlsordor continuing to tho end.
Omnibus Stridors ltoturn to Work.
London, Juno 13. Tho settlement of
tho omnibus strike is tho cause of very
general satisfaction, A meeting of dele
gates, representing tho Btriking drivers
nnd conductors of all the omnibus yards
In the city, was held during tho dayBiat
which It was resolved to accept tho offer
of the masters to concede n twelve-hour
day with a slight lncreaso of wages. The
men will, by the terms ot tho ngrooment
urrlved at, resume work at onco.
31. lie Lessops Ktutomont.
Paws, Juno 18. In a published Btato
niont M. do Lessen declares that he
was not aware that any ouo lntondod to
prosecute him or uny of thoso persons
connected with him In Panama Canal
affairs. To do so, he said, would bo Impos
sible, as all his acts in regard to that on
prise had been legal.
Stewurt Will Consnlrncy.
New Yoiik, Juno 13. Ex-Judgo Hor
ace Russell presented In courts affidavits
purporting to show a conspiracy on tho
part of tho Irish heirs to break tho Stew
art will and Gen. Butlor is Bald to bo Im
plicated. Gen, Butler Is preparing an
auswor denying the charges.
"Oofty Gooft" Hying.
New Youk, June 18. Tho veteran ac
tor, Gus Phillips, who has been sick at
St. Vincent's Hospital for tho past
month, was In n critical condltton last
night. On Thursday ho bad a turn for
the worso and tlio physicians think that
his death Is a matter of a few days a t tho
most.
HlcBloy Gfiee to Prison.
Uniontown, Pa., June 0. Worthy
Foreman John ilcSloy, of the Knights of
Labor, a prominent loader In tho fata
coke strike, was sentenced to-day to two
years in the Allegheny County Work
house. McSloy and Mlko Dlstnan wero
convicted of conspiracy and rioting at
tho Lelseurlng works.
Tlin Tret Import Duty Suit.
Philadelphia, June 13. A number of
witnesses testified in tho Meyer and Dick
inson test duty suit, but nothing ot groat
Importance was brought out. The case
tlion went over till Monday.
l'alhlrrs lor tho Weak.
New York, Juno 18. Bradstreot's ro
ports 228 fullures In the United States
during tho week against 233 In tho pre
ceding week and H'i lit tho correspond'
lug week of 1800.
A Duslnoss Mn Commits Suicide.
RociiEBTKit, N. Y., Juue 13. Ezaklel
Hyde, a leuding business man ot Lima,
Livingstone County, huufj hlmsolt last
night In that village. .
'toc-w .
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu-
$Lk satisfactorily
r?
Do vour Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sort!
The right ones are the
W. L,
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tipa for ,:rlitfnmrn.
son
I.iulteh.et' .nrowaiy
rented, und ro stampcit on bottom. AilUn
W.I.. l)()t(;l,A.-5, llrocUloli, Mnns. sold If
Tcoraojpla 23 .r 11,
Slaonancio?'' i 3Po
GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1S73.
W. Baker &Co.'s
kfast
ocoa
from which tho excess o
oil has bcon removed, is
Absolutely Pure
anil it is SoluMe,
No Chemicals
nro used in its preparation. It has
more than three times the strength ot
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, anil is therefore far moro
economical, costing less than one cent
cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested.
nnd admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persons iu health.
Sold by Crocors ovorywhoro.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass,
Sim) mill I'pvrnrtlH
CA l.S INVLbrED I.N
A POHITIVI! AMI HAFE
15 Per Cent.
Dividend Paying; Stock.
Full particulars nud
lT08t octutt can be had
on application oraddre.slng
8. I.. MI.MI'nON, IEiuiUer,
O4 Ilrontl wiiv. J. V.
CHEAP AND STRONG.
20 other styles 5-A Nets rr!''e. to suit all
WlI.AYItKM&KONS, I'tflLADELMIZA.
rolq hv nit (IphIt
UhWb.Mtcr's KtifiU.h Ulftmood II r&fld.
Orlflnul nnd Onlj Genuine. A
Arc, lwy rHIhl. iaoic ut T
Drucrlat for CkUhutera fialUk
l!H, ieoJ with Urn rllhtu TaL
naothrr. Rrfuttdjnyvrimttuhuuif
tiont and tmiUitim. At uragf Lilt, or tend 4t
1 m, ioc put ic mar i, ititimooisua ftnts
MIL lO.OOO Tv.uruonl.H. A'or. Taper.
lthM tor Cacmicul .'o..ilMlUoti Hn uim
Kfiier tor i,aniri,- in-i(cr, ct return
Dr.Theel
Tin oioit r.tUM oJ auocMtritl
p-t-UHii for ill iUmti orbolb
Special Discascs,BIood Poison
ULCERS. B'etchet, Flmr', Bora
Moutli.TKrfit, IrrltitlsDi. SetU
In f, iLBintaHtoi), Ktdst;
Bl idler, Lou l(tUjr, Wek Uck
Vitkncu Uit.lliir, !mptrl Memory tut Decy, ttriolur.
11 dltcuei rmuUloi rrta yoothful t rrort or from ervrvorx
Old.Younir r Middle Aged don'iMffer d lonnr.
urolt rt4iu, no riiitrimiat J h7t oferjUlor
DtJlOAl aj urslrlcienoe.ol iHofclc ft&4 oil CkKl ioHlj'3.
t.0 rottur wto liita reliuf -uu wb '
l 10 Eurorem Hoorltai rleiKd In utrmioy,
ltDd, Vrno od Aatil4, j?rt.fteAtl ornl dlplom" pr.
ftod U Tr ;raeitctl in rionc IB o4 Jr'T
eie fkff U boi-kld to to If mlisi doeior,
lQ)UilU .proTO trtiMklU, knowleogt n4
ircrleooo ind who em iho uuibi tttUnU ptrmnorcily
oorod fci I etui ofur quaofci iol tirtrtUlDg 4oo4oro
rained tbem flendio (inp lor bot-t 1 TRUTH ' oollwora
leilimo&lftlflriiMMlnt qi ni odvortWo dootori with
tbolr Uin tad tnm tmlv twnuttrt oo t UanatoaioU, lbit
ttpcrkuco.tber do uot potwt ood th-ir ftobttue ot r fun din a
tatwty r frit nil j Ulki tad thttr thp ai worthUn druio
neither ft wdUb ou.-ei you, bat rj uivd u dcji tod reiult
ta rulo of thoatathU of oonOdtof tUllu.. Orwr Jlor.
KTurjdijrr .mBA M toil" M teiiti( 10 1 Wt IomUJ
od Stturdty K nine rrnoi 610, Hun lJ fr m ff to 1L Vt
Utttttm. kt,c WedBwl7 ud HaturdU I'bUft, Tlut-
FIRE INSURANCE !
Urjftit ui Oldest Btllitle Futlj Citk Ctmtil!i
Kepresented by
OAVID FAUSThhandoah!!pa
YOUNG MAN,
It you coDlemplato
altendlue Co in men.
I clal Hchtiol. It will
pay jnu to visit the 'KOUHKbTKH 11USI
J.K88 UN1VE1WITY boforod'cldlnK where,
tlioui;li you may live a thousand tulles away.
Itslunrts nt tlio head ol tlio list of commer
cial .ononis u Its character an an educational
force, aa n mrdlum lor tupiilylui! the luislnom
men of the country with trailed and capable
atsl.tanU, on a means ot pliclng ambltlottH
youug men and women on the hlifb rond to
urcets, and In the extent, eU irmcp ndciist.
ol lUenulnnienl. TboroueliC'OilMl'.ltt'IAIj,
HIIOHTII AMD AND I'KACTU Al t NflLISIf
CXJUKBlia. The Tweoty-eventh Annual
lataiogue win be mauea many aaarees.
, DOUGLAS
FLY NETS
I- - A
If
WILLIAMS & ROGERS,
UoalicHtert