Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-09
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/ q WHlr is 10 Be, VIII BEI'-A1 knew an
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reagiOn infested. ip the early times, By very
Isayage Indians. He always took gun with
him, but this time found that some Of The
family had it cut. As he would not 20 with
out it, some o.. his friends tahtalized him, by
saying there was no danger Of the Tntiahsy
shat he would not die until bis fine had come,
anyhow. Yes says the.old Fellow, q but
suppose I was to meet an 1ndian,and his time
had come, it would't dc, not to have my gun.
SAID Joe to Bill--bOth we're old bum
mers, and both were terribly dry sz7f
'BilI, if you'll treat II tell you where
/ you can get whole new suit Of clothes
on six months trust.
'WiH you, thougBg Nov, no foOlin'
yer Billy
True as prsachin' I viii, sald Joe,
and the parties took a drink at Blfs
expense, when Joe, with a twinkliug Of
the eye, saidi
You go to the recruiting rendezvous,
and tell EN- you want suit Of clothes.
They'll givo them to yer on SIX months
trustp
Bill said his health was SO delicate that
he couldn't list
GORDON, just arrived from certain
district in the country, says that ploughs
have no sale there. The hors are so