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fnardwi 0. K- Sto Sash, Door Lime, Ceme American I . Nails, Shingles,Rot mmm a Xm Are all bought in solid Cai to serve our trade than wc |1 more complete and our hoi XI right because we buy right We know where to boy an j We certainly appreciate shall ever do all in our poi fr P nageIt B P Tun i E vv n | Hare iiinniimnmilm^ CAUSED QKN. JACKSON'S DEATH " | Soldirr, After Years, Finds Leader Fell From Bullet Iiit<en?lc?l m For Him. the fol Huntington, W. Va., Oct. 29.? Itical r Although it was on May 2, 1863, to spe. that General "Stonewall" Jackson , received the wounds from his own l',e H r soldiers that caused his death sev- son, sn eral days later, it was not until this quotes year that John Hayes, a Northern i . soldier, who was a member of the Dook a Third Division Brigade, Second Lowell, fArmy Corps, learned ho was the the wi cause of the death of the gveat broken Southern soldie^. His discovery reveals the actual facts of the circum- 11 w stances leading to the death of Gen, would Jackson. mayor Hays, a few days ago visited the wK?t k field of the battle of Chancellors| vllle for the first time since the howeve Civil War. His brigade of cavalry ten to had been orderdd to report to Gen. him w Berry, but the General could not be QladsU located. Hayes was selected to go down the road, report to General At 11 Couch, and ask where the brigade furlate should go. When he found General aboutin Couch his reply was: "I'm "Damn it! Go where the fighting is." 1 ? ko Hayes tells the story in these words: "When I retrrned my brigade i had gone. While searching for1 w'? them I saw a little squad of horse- 1 crowde men up the road. I thought they 1 to stai were Union men and rode toward' herself them. It was after eight o'clock in I the evening and I could not see I P?8ed plainly. I had not gone hut a lit- had st< tie way when a heavy volley of j on loo musketry was fired close to me. , that si "1 rode out to the field with four otherR, one of whom was a Mr. Tay- j Greatlj lor, whose father had been a sur- ed:? - geon in the Confederate Army and "Oh, was on duty at the battle of Chan- | Whe cellorsville, 1 pointed out as nearly | as possibly where I had seen the I sral,F? little squad Of horsemen on the j hand. evening of May 2, 1863, and Mr. "Hei Taylor said tliiU that was where General JackKon was mortally wounded. fe "A monument near the spot I had n pointed out marks the place where tells o General Jackson fell. native "I was riding tr.y horse in fancied ar)(] ca security on that night back in 1863 . when that volley of musketry was ,awed by General Jackson's men, cessful and I had almost reached the Ton- er han federate lines anconsciously." family ? V-0- ?? - r? ? I-.at.ta Ojbserver. some " Mr. T4. W. Berry had the misfor- 8omp > an old tune to lose a set of stables and "He! two bales of cotton Sunday night. oj^ Tiles Paare. the n??rm tenant oiae head of mules and all his peroug utensils. Tho fire broke ed the night while Jiles was ??w> ind the stable was a mass of are (h) when he awoke. The loss ery heavy on the negro as Just finished paying for his ?,d da to Phi \ EELEF ire Comnanv. ves and Range s, Blinds and Moldings, nt and Cement Plaster. rield and Garden Fence ofing and Farming Impleim ' load shipments. We are in better pc ! have ever been. Our stock is iarfc liness is growing all the while. We ca L We boy in quanititeys end biy a id when to boy. the tremendous trade we are gettin *rer to merit a continuance of your f Yours very truly, EELEF Iware Co. A Good Distinction. lot of money. H< as a plain/if unusual, distin- "IsthatscW" ai ude by tlye Knglish mayor in ney. "And Ms t lowing stdry: At a large pol- is he, has he fnad neeting w^ere Gladstone was "I.awdy, 110," ik, the hill was packed and darkey, shaking h was stifling. For some rea- n0 lawyer. Mart iys W. (C. Urownell, who take a dishonest the incident in a recent body."?Philadelp k coming ^rom James Russell ?i It was impossible to open Anyone intere udows an(| one had to be Savannah during / races next month as feaffcd that the noise Mr. J. L. Bridge startle the audience, and the ing to charter a stepped forward to explain car for the Dilk vas proposed. The audience party will live on x, had rtpt assembled to lis- ir?g the two days the mayoV. and overwhelmed thereby reduce \tl 1th crieB'i of "Gladstone! I expenses. The a me!" j I Dillon on No. 89 I ist the misconceived and in- will be attached I d official restored silence by Savannah at 2 a.v ig at the top of his lungs: enables the party not going to make a speech! nights in travelin t somethlngto say!" ( ? U Try Again The Dillon Heral young ladies boarded a ! d tramear and were obliged mi i id. One of them, to steady j{Q00t)V , took hold;' of what she sup- * was her friend's hand. They >od thus for some time, when, jT king dowtf, she discovered ie was holding .i man's hand. jJu| t embarrassed. she exclaimI've got the wrung hand!" X reupon the man, with J stretched forth his other \ re is the other one, miss." A * J Still Horn's t. oted Philadelphia attorney' & 4SSS3X ne on himself. He left his town In Tennessee years ngo, me to this city to practice Th|s is the pUc He has beert uniformly sucHis brother, upon the oth id, remained behind at the cu^iy every day. homeatea<\; irning to / his native town time ago, the attorney met kin''- robacco a darker in the road. Ilo, uncle.V he said, but the ?|te A. <\ L. pa** irkey did not recognize the ? uoo/1 ? ?ocu iu ?vu?' in me proslooking citizen who address- <>ne half, one, 11." asked the lawyer, "how ^ ^ s Blank family^" ther're all right," said the rkey. "Jim Bl?nk has gone Cplppky ffl| ladelphia. and done made a lW**vvUj vul # 4, gS ^ St ^ It | VOT | Will be given to 1 A votes from Nove A During the week | ex ?? ?| Every isition 9A % t|iJ E I ' IMMMIHIIMI w It , . H^ve - p| PRINC = |s| OFFE > III Palmett ill assail | THt H i a lawyer, sah." ^ < nswered the attor- ^ UT I I >rother Tom, how *P ^ ? J le a fortune too?" answered the old at I" Ton' "*Lfn\% will t>e on exhibi penny from no- jF ? _ # hln Times. 0 ?* * ?f 5 Bted in visiting ??? ; the automobile will do well t^Bee X 'aplc.:,18 r= ! n visitors. The Y * ' the Pullman dur- 9 in Savannah and be cost of hotel peclal will leave and on return trip I to No. 80, leaving JL m. mis schedule jto spend the two f Y is given every v i'1- in the most si idy Kitchen. | l|||wmiHM gBfef 1 Only three Pi ? ? Fruit* of nil ^ nil cigars. Oppo- ?|? ,| I ATI 11 two, three and five t V^llt a specialty. idyKitchen. ^ ^ ^ * W- MA ?ij DU1W irm the Contestant receiV Jt :mber 8th to Novell SI Nov. 8th to 15th p/l -<mB tra will be given on * |*Ll Ten Subscriojp, JSjH iMiiimimnuil -j You Seen ^ :ES RAt I :red bythj %<m o Hardware! || inimmiimiiiiii| ^rS lOLLIDAt cd Si Durham - 4?j ition at our office next Sj| y-a the Second p. L Lewis plo\|?? reek to the gentlemen wh<Knfl ibscriptions for his contestsE-l iiiiinnniiiinmiEfl weeks longer will contest run. mbI est Depl ^ ^8