The National tribune., 1884-12-18

Dean and Nellie Grny"e Iwou'd also exchange
photographs with members of the club. had four
uncles and two cousins in the Union army-two
severely wounded. am living at my uncle's and
attend school, and he thinks there is no paper like
The IEtrT M, M W., BSnu y, so,disrs
Poor Little Boy also have five pieces OF sheet
music which would like to exchange: Father
was four years in Co L, 18th Iowa.-Harry q. Hayes.
Chester Center, Iowa.
Who will send me songs entitled THE Captured
daughter of Theophius Girard, Co Il, 2ist Iowa;
am I7.-Emma NJ. Girard. Stuart, Iowa
Two school girls who read THE TRIBUNE and the
folks of the veterans-Address f. s., box 80, and
E. w, box 9, Beach City, Stark County, o.
will send nice oil painting ofmy own to any
young lady under 10 who viii send me her photo
graph, and to the pretGest my picture ia addition
Long live THE tribune to uphold the soldiers
rghts.-Frankin Sheoyer, White Rock, Republic
Co., Kan.
For the prettest photograph will send volume
of war songs, and would also like Correspondents
am Is son of a veteran of Co. u, 18th lil-Miiton
H. Jones' Marshaltown, Iowa
CLUB WHISPERS.
The following have good words for TIE
TRIBUNE, and would like correspondents
among members of the Conversation Club:
Alwida Hildebrand, Lakevlle, Ind, likes good
wbistng better than singing.
Alice Dye, Elk Creek, Cal, lives among the
Coast Range Mountains; father served in Wis
consin regiment.
Edith Euletta Better, 2i7 Chicago, ILL.,; daugh-
ter veteran, Co. G, 9th U. S. Inf.
Lizzie NJ Goo, lion, N. Y; beautiful writer,
and knows how to work.
Rena Nj. Chestnut. Box 2TO Columbia City, Ind,
especially requests correspondence with Maggie T.
c. Donnell and her brother, Croix, Wis. Is IT, and
plays piano and organ.
Girls. have a word to say to you. Let study
hard for the next 10 years and perhaps by that
time we may reach that point of perfection desired
in n correspondent by the unknown G. f. Is that
what you mean, g. E.?-Jenne Howe, Union Mills,
NY.
Iask Loua Shelton to write me first as 1t is leap
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served in the I'd Ohio. He taken prisoner on
the 10Th of November 1864, and conveyed to Staun-
ton, but escaped and reoaptured the next day,
and was taken to Libby shortly after He re-
manned there until Feb. Is, lS6o.-Fred O. Love,
Norwalk, Ohio.
do think the club just splendid. Father served
three years in Co. +, 9sth Ill.-Gladie d. f.
Please tell Madge Lee to come again. have one
sister and two brothers, and we all love THE TRIB-
UNE. am Kentucky girl; my father served in
Co. K, 18th KY, receiving injuries from which ne
s suffer- had three bnses m he %ar ~
vile. Tenn, j. II. Martin and w. b. Terry
Mamie A. Terry, Kirksmansviiie, Ky
Father says he will never give up THE TRIBUEE
until he dies Father served in the Sd Ohio.-O. NJ.
p, box 1S5, Cardington, ..
MIDwINTER ADJUSTMENTS.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: Hunting is the best
outdoor amusement in which boys alone may in,
dulge in Winter, while eoasting is something all
may enjoy, and is rare sport. l have awarded the
gold necklace to Mary Murdoch, Carmichael's. Pa,
the best and most intelligent looking of the girls
who sent me their photographs. john w. Shreve,
Hazelton, Pa.
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
would like to exchange letters and photographs
with the sweet sixteens. That Is my age.-Ed.
Dennis, Mecosta, Mich.
Being a blue-eyed girl cannot respond to F. j.
Olney offer But If any one would like TO CORE
spond with the only daughter of Andrew Keller,
Co. f, 9TH Pa, shall be glad TO hear from them:
/ like to dress and dance, but think every girl
should do her share of work.-IrenG keifer, Thorp,
Wis.
With any young lady under II will exchange
photographs and send n gold finger-ring TO the
best looking one. Father served three years IN
Co. D. LIST n. Y L. Ara Stockwell, Russell, n. Y.
l would like to correspond with G. c. girls.
IA; daughter of Capt. Moores. Co. A, 65th Ohio,
now Captain of Co. II, 18th Ohio N. G.-Nettie
Moores, McZena, o.
would like to correspond with the son OF a vet
eran, with light hair and complexion. who does
not use profane Language. Papa served three
years in Co. X, 1st Mimi, and was wounded at
Gettysburg.-Eunce Hanson, Fergus Falls Mimi.
l would like correspondents and enjoy the club
very much. Father was volunteer Of Co. /, S6th
Wis.-AIamie Randall, Honey Creek Mimi.