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Morris tribune., 1886-03-17
blasting a Body Out of the Tee.

BUFFALO, March 15-A special from
Niagara Falls to The Times says L. E.
Dewitt who lost his life some time ago by
falling off the huge ice mound ut the foot of
the American fall is now exposed to the
gaze of the curious, and thousands visit the
scene to see two men at work blasting the
ice with dynamits to secure the body.
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17
Marching on Mandalay.

RANGooN, March ia friendly native
arrived from Yenethen, conveying the in
formation that 900 rebels at that place in
tended to march Immediately upon Manda-
lay. British reinforcements are pushing
forward to Mandalay as rapidly as p fsible,
and it is hoped that they may arrive in
season to intercept the rebels
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17
THE GRAHAM MURDER.

1Trs. AIoiloy and Cora Lee Appear in
Court--Further Clews Found.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March 15 The pre-
liminary examination of Mrs Emma Molloy
and her foster-daughter, Cora 4. Lee,
charged with b, ing accessories to the muir
der OF Sarah e. Graham, was commenced
here Friday morning. The courtroom was
crowded. Forty witnesses were called for
the prosecution and an adjournment taken
until the afternoon, the court being so
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17
parneliIs Mother Diving.

NEW YORK, March h.-Mrs. Della Par
nell, mother OF the Irish leader, il dying in
this city at the home Of her friend, Mrs.
Knoud, and it is thought her famous son
win be called to.sail at once for New York.
Mrs. Parnell has been growing worse for a
month past, until now she is dying. She is
in her roth year.
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17
Striking BraIemefl.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 13.-The freight
brakemen on the Chesapeake, Ohio & South
Western railroad running from Louisville
to Memphis via Paducah) struck Saturday
morning for an increase in wages. The men
were receiving $50 per month and asked for
an advance of S5. There are no freight
trains running now.
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17

OTTAWA, Ont, March 1;.-The Canadian
government has granted permission to
railways to carry Chinese through Canada
On condition that the companies guarantees
to land the celestials in the United States or
pay tax of $500 head for each, if not SO
accounted for. This is practically applying
the bonding system to Chinese entering Can
ada
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON. M1sN.

February 4, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Court of Stevens county, Minnesota, at Nor
ris. Minn., on Friday, March 18th, 1885, viz:
Patrick Feely, HID. application No. 10S52 for
the ny NV Ia Sec. 10, Town 123 OF Range ~
Henames the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuftiva-
tion Of said land, viz: Dudley Hall, John
RowIes, John ID. Good and VIM. L. Colyer,
febIO ID. s. HALL. Register.
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17

4A10 i AG Akt p. Roye.I ~ LJ's NewspL,
Advertising Bureau Spruce ST. where advertsina
c0ntyacts may DO made f0g ~ NEW &VAb6s
Morris tribune., 1886-03-17

w. NJ. RoMINE, Local Agent.
G.. n. WARREN,
Genr Pass. Agent, st. Paul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20
sunday papsrs.

Some OF the newspapers and some oil
the clergymen are at it again, discussing
the old subject Of Sunday newspapers.
The conflict is raging with violence in
Chicago, though 1t is not confined to that
city. The subject Of Sunday newspapers
must 10 discussed, 1t seems, about once In
SO often, and perhaps the discussion does
god.
= The 1STRLLloESoER prints no Sunday
edition and may therefore mount tho wool
sack and sit in judgment. From this
point Of vantage we see no wrong in the
Sunday paper as such. Where there ia
harm 1t results from putting in the Sunday
paper such matter as ought not TO be put
in any paper.
Thore are publishers who assume that
the Sunday paper ought to be highly pep.
pered with scandal, with such fiction as
used to be the monopoly OF the old.time
dime novel Of yellow back, and generally
asmuCh Of a revolving character as can be
rot together once week. Such publ.
cation Is inherently bad, and would do.
serve no more countenanCe II 1t were
printed on Monday.
Newspapers vary as much as clergy.
men. There 10 good work Tor both to do
and while both must have money or they
cannot live, neither the editor nor the
preacher, with a due regard for his work
and Ills responsibilities, will be content
to be q mere money.getter
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Father and Son trade HOrSos.

Eorrav Ne AdrHRF.
This is how an old gentleman proved %
his son that he was not SO old as MS iasheI;;
The father hal bought "door'yaId
horse, g0od.looking en- ugh, but worth;
less as roadster, He wanted 70 get rid oil
him, and so one day hO put brad In the
end OF his whip and htarted for bis sons.
AS ne drove into the sous door-yaTd he
stuck the brad into the horse, knocked oil
his hat with his own hand, came up TO
tho door flying and apparently out OF
breath. The son stepped 10 the door
"Fsther, what have you got there he
asked. II have got the devil, and ! wiah
somebody had him; he has pulled my
arms out Of the sockets. He is worth Sl,,-
600 to any man II he can drive him, but l
have got 10 bs too old TO drive such q horse
"a that" Aiter the old man had been
rubbed with liRiment, and before he went
oil, his soon offered to swap anlce S4OO
horse for the puller and to give SlOO boot.
The old gentleman traded, had some more
liniment rubbed on his shoulder, and
drove away. Three weeks later the father
visited his son again, The father said to
his son: SLOW do you like your new
horse, George?" "Father, how could you
| lie to me as you did% odd you know you
you were not go old as your father
GEORGE, ~ never want to be II have
got to lie as you dldp Don't you want
some more linimentT
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HJ'ion Evening Record.
The Rev. DR.. s., who Is a prominent
divine in city not far from New York
had been spending few days-not in
this weather-on an island on tho Maine
coast, aud intending 10 depart OH Ger
tain morning, no started for the boat IL
company with friend. A porter fol
lowed with the doctors valise. Arriving
Ut the wharf, they found that, to take
advantage Of the wind OF tide, the boaI
had gone before the advertised time.
Not aware OF the clerical character o.
the company, the porter sworo seyera
shocking oatls in quick succession.
"What do you lnink Of that, doctor,
asked his friend.
"Well," said the doctor, slowly and i'm
pressively, "Ihere ale times when the
services Of q layman are Indispensable"
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pUNDEns BOY JAKE.
paudsr Wants to Kpow If his 10y Can
Have Fan ut u Hsnch show.


DtirOil Frce PrsSt.
"Maybs some warrants yhaS oudt fol
,nePn said Mr.. Dunder, rs he cautiously
entered the Central station yesterday,
"whavs to pay now2" askedthe sergeant.
"vhsll, you know my poy Shaker Shake
reads der bapsrs, and nopody eau fool
him, He goes 10 Toledo and Chicago and
t,opody picks oudt his pockets" "Yes,
know Well, Shake reads init his Pc.
Tf Gastis der oddef morning, uhd
pooty soon he calls 10 me, Faddef, pc.
iiei | ret COP some bench show iot dogs.
II vhas all der style shuAt now How
vhsS Iot?' ask him. we prlngs more
SSh fepty dogs In our barn and der pest
one Akes der cake. II vhas encourage.
mani 10 breed some dogs dot bite tfamps
md iook oudt for burglars. Well, / tells
Shake TO 70 aheadt, und last night dot
bench show comes on some pohceman v,
comes on, too" GLOW vas thatg
HShake he runs dot show VI alone, II
Was bad weather. und only one
iiS cou,es oudt. After close up my ga
iosn / 90 oiit 10 see aboudt II. Shake has
ian bei,ehsS, lind on eiefy bench yhas ille
mar and boys. " vhas 4 good bench
show. In der middle vhas o pit und In
,lot nh Was some rats und o dog. Shake
eSn}ains iot II yhas TO see II der dog vhas
Sains, 1.-The shase dose rats he yhaS oil
Iehis, n dose rats shaBe him he yhag no
ySoi,b (Which Chased2" Nobody. Der
,lor he get nadt und kills ten rats 80 queek
you can't SEQ him. Shake goes Mter come
more, uud two pollCemats come n rom
der alley uhd yell out, 'EA!eryboddy yhag
affeSisi and doan' run ayhayr" "Do!
beneh chow endS cop like bullet, und
iloee poil6emans take down some names
ind make De ready for der Police Court.
gsfaeart yhas some bench show against
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20

wHEELlSG, VIVA FE"auAEH*o' 1885


1t is 10 be supposed that Mr. Morrison
has not set up for q tariff doctor without
having made some study Of his subject
He must know, then, that he may cut
down the tariff without reducing the rev.
enus,
Indeed, II his bill is 10 bring to consu'n-
era the rellti which free trade promiRea
them, it must increase the importation Of
articles on which a lower duty 10 placed
and 90 increase the revenue, This does
not apply, Of course, to articles put on the
eelIst But Mr.. Morrison expects to cut
the revenue down S9O0COOCO The Srtt'
Giles which he puts on the free list yielded
to the Treasury last year $5,67O,S7S, di'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20
He Left HI, owu medicine Alone

philadelphia NLWi
A red.nossd, wateIy-eyed man, with @
flannel muller around his neck, stood on
the corner Of Eighth and Chestnut streets
this morning Offering cough drops fol
Cough drobs, 8 ceds baekidge
Greaest thig Id the world tor gold in the
ed! Odely jceds bsckidge"
"Why don't you take some yourseitT'
asked q man, you seem 10 be pretty
well stopped up in the head"
The bad worg for wode led be-" was
the reply,
What, won't lot you take the medicine
you cell to others
doe, sir, lie pays be eggstra not to
take any"
"What ior?"
"Oh," was the answer, with a snilher
80 | cad stad oud here az s'horribIe
eggsablev'
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ylIed "a i'll Lows

NNNFNF
This leaves over $l4YUOOOOO to be taken
OF by reduction-oi duties OH considera'
bic Hat OF articles, including sugar, WOOL
wooIens, cotton irrIicF, manufactures oil
iron and ste.l, y!sss and eSltSenware. II
the desire wer. 10 make sure OF reducing
the tlria, that end could DO accomplished
beyond question by Increasing duties SO as
to further restrict imyortatIousi or, the Inn
p1rtatlons of certain articles could bo pro-
hibiled, a. in the case OF ob:cenO liberia
ture.
II may be that Mr., Morrison and his
supporters ara counting something on the
lmp1lred power Of the people to buy
Taking from the census OF 1850 some III
terestlnt hSur,s relating u II few oil the
assaulted inln,trie,, we Zoo how very
much might be effected in this way:
Indu,trIes. Hands. Wages pail rrolucS.
Coal mining ....,.l7O.S6l SIi 2l5,s7 .0liI6li,l4a
Lumber SAwOd.".,,- 1926 Sl,SIIWl @3'2O3I9
Iron mlnIug....,, 1l,6iS AA5S,Il7 Gl'IS9,9sI
Copper nlllinB"'''''' VSbo ci1iVSi I"O'O'"
L,id & xlncmIuluE. s7it3 2,Glo2Gi .IiiA9Sa
sA.t.... ............... 42IJ l.9iOOA t4S!l.6i
Though this does not include wages
plid out on Nc,,unt Of farm pro luc:s, i;
shows oyera hundred millions Of wages
placed in jeopardy by the Morrison bill.
What part Of this would b. lost, We should
have to discover by experience. The effect
on the general business OF the country
would be to multiply many times the
actual loss at first hands, as anybody will
understand who considers the loss to this
whole community by reason Of the pro-
longed stoppage Of the nallmills.
Our industries play 80 important apart
in the life Of the whole population, that it
. is difficult to measure exactly the harm
that will follow an injury 10 any one OF
them. But this much Is evident, Mr..
Morrison's bill is we'll devised to do the
country great damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20

der lawY' "No.p "Dors What Shake
says, but he goes nit his uncle in Spring
wells for few days, md / goes to by:
Clemena. / let him blow oateT, Ike, II
dot bench show vhas all right ! like 70
enjoy him; II he yhas sgsinat der law !
sell out und move to Chicago. pays
taxes in two wards und vhas headquarters
for campaign Clpbs, und II my BOY can
bal come inn init bench show | dunno"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20

CONVENIENT pleasant and certain in
their results are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by phy5iClans and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, FlatulenCy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 25c by Logan & 90. and Charles Menke-
meller.
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sons Waa.

lPallSlTtd Retps,
In sult at Denver a lew days ago the
defendant in Gase was asked by the OPP
posing counsel:
SWhat did you pay for this silver mine
originally
II gave a revolver and SO. sir"
HDid YOU take out any oreW
"No, sir, There was none 70 take out."
"And vet yon sold It To the plaintiffs
from the East for S2S,OOO2 Didn't you
deliberately intend TO swindle them?"
"Oh, no, sir. / thought was letting
them of mighty easy for couple Of men
who we're going to form stock company
and float out 100000 shares at 500 each
on the conhdiug public"
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The london. Caunot Forget Il.

IIVTEVF 1IVIIIF7I'
The leaders OF the Democratic party,
and especially the President, cannot afford
10 be blind to the fact that the Pan
Electric Company, through one Of It's Of.
ticers, attempted to place its sIo?kas gift,
with a view to securing the sympathy and
aid OF men in public position.
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Tho ola and the Now.

The old.style pills! Who does not know
What agony they CauSci-What W0of
YOu walked the floor, you gTOaned, yOn sighed,
Aud felt such awful pain inside,
And the ppxt day you iel. 10 weak
You didn't want IN move or SPEAK,
Now pleECe's "pelleiR" are 70 mild
lhry arr not dreaded By u child.
They do theft work in IllnleaA way
And leave no Weakness next day,
Thus proving what II oft contest
Tha. gentle ntAnS arc always beat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20

Pdrh GGusOls,
General Crook, at the head Of O,OOO men
one.Atth Ui tile entire army Of tho United
States, has been pursuing for the past two
weeks ten Apaches, who have been giving
him break.ncCk lun through the i'm
Inense Territory Of Arizona.
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THIS Rev. GRo. d. TnAYER, Of Bourbon,
1ndp says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 Bhiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARR you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow skin2 shiloh'B Vitalizer L. q posi-.
tive cure.
Why witt YOU cough when shiloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price 10
Cts., 90 cts, and 81.
siiiIoH's OATARRH RExEDY-A positive
cure Catarth, Diphtheria, and Canker
Mouth.
Sold by 1aughlin Bros. & Co., whole
sale nPenig, WheelinP, W. Va,
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A prizs.aghter is always willing to take
his pay by the pound.

SAVE the children, They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure
It saves hourS Of anxious Watching, Sold
by Logan & 90. and Charles MOnkemeIler.
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MAURIRIN.

JEwETT-KEENEpY--O Thursday, Feblulry
II, lSS6. W thu l. iaQOpllrA ienN, Of bkhlp Kaln
by the Ri Rev ] Kalu assisted b5 Rev. FGlhcI
McElligo!t Of the CatLedral, aud RY FRlhel
Mullen Of me Church Oi the Immaculate COnCep
ton, Mr.. lIAAv,Y tHASt JEw STr, Of Aberdeen
DGEotI, to MIA KITE r. KENNEDY. OI this 0ltv.
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TnE disGguring eruptions on the face,
the sunken eye, the pallld complexion,
indicate that there is something wrong
going on within. Expel the lurking foe
TO health. Ayers Sarsaparilla was de-
Yised for that purpose; and doesit. DAw
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san .lH0e'O TN EnhEprise,
When Stephens spoke Of Abraham and
Lot as big stockmsn, Jim Upton said lie
knew Lott down in Southern Texas, bu!
II any man named Abraham bad ever had
any big stock Of cattle in Texas he.didn'I
reinelnber his brand.
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a Rule THAT works ono Way Only,

Tho Presidents announced programme
that mo oillce.holder shall be removed
except for cause" should DO made to read
mo amount OF cause Shall occasion the
removal Of "a Democratic olllce.holder."
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SALVATION OH quickly finds It's way to
the seat OF the disease, allsys the inham.
nation, and, by removing the cause, effects
a permanent cure. % cents.
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bst Nt q VI hMlEUhue
Leave BetlAlfo teas A. \. ior woodtheld and
y Issys SstlAiro at S'SOr. n tot wOOdsAsld and
IifISe II iBeiiaitu At o:so 4. y. from Summer.
Geld and ii $40 ~ from LahesllllC
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common POROUS piaslcts-whOh yOu can get for 4
nom. S+v q st Sn Ss sSA GnT says
Capche Platter q worth. them ~. The reason q
this lentontls the only porous plaster IN the
market that Il honestly aud ltllliully made, and
nominal limitations Of HenS0h'a They ale cheap
beCAua they p0lles none Of The INGREDIENTS which
render Bentofi's valuable, The latter are prompt
10 act, pleasanl u yeas, aud cure u . iew hens
public are eapeciAllg NAtngd against t9cAlled
hCapslGin," "CApslCuui," "Cpucinn uI nCApsii
eine platter, a. WORTHLESS Articles Intended % de
c6iYe Ash lot gensop,9 aud lgok loi ne "Ihtee
ihO centre, IelrAWAe
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Real estate tranlfers-Boyg throwing
mud at each other.
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2lr,p Advertisements.

-A-A-A-A-A=A-
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-10-07
Brxru,s oPPoNENr.

s
W. C. Lawrence. OF stokes. Nominated by
the Republicans for the State Senate.
The Republican Senatorial Convention at
Germanton, Saturday last, was daisy af-
fair.
John Shultz, of Salem, called the ''Cen-
vention" (?) to order, and Jody Bohemian
er was elected Chairman. Mr.. J. P. Stan
ton, late of Randolph, and an Everett
revenuer, oficiated as secretary.
All of the above were Forsyth men. and
it seems that somehow or other Stokes had
overlooked SO important matter as APP
pointing delegates to the august assembly,
and this fact being discovered, it was moved
that such Stokes Republicans as happened
to be present be considered as delegates
The motion was carried with alacrity.
The names of w. C. Matthews, of Stokes,
and J. D. Bodenhamer and Jesse F. Grubbs,
of Forsyth, were placed in nomination for
the Senate.
The claims of Grubbs were entirely ig-
nored; and w. C. Matthews, an ex-revenue
official was nominated The friends of the
former made sure he would receive the
nomination, and their setback is not calcu-
lated to improve the serenity of their ma
ture.
Mr.. Buxton will represent this district in
the next State Senate.
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A Run UP and Miss"

An attempt was made here yesterday to
have warrant issued from the Magistrates
Office against Congressman Reid, for obtain
ing money under false pretense from the
Wachovia bank, while he was Treasurer of
Rockingham county. From the infor nation
and points we are able to gain, the matter
was given no hearing, as the Magistrate re-
fused to issue the desired warrant. Mr..
J.R. Webster and his friend Joseph Brad
field, were here during the day, and the
matter doubt less originated with these wor-
thies.
If Mr.. Webster continues these tactics,
Reid will be elected to Congress by a larger
majority than was dreamed Of in your
philosophy" The people can stand a good
deal, but an overdose nauseates them, and
reactionary effect is sure to take place.
Mark that, will you!
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DURHAM DOTS.
A Breezy Batch Of News Items from the
Full City.

Special Correspondent Of the Sentinel
DURHAM, Oct. 5.-For many years il
was thought to be impossible for a meeting
of great spiritual manifestations to be held
at Trinity u. E. Church, this city. But,
for the past three weeks mighty revival,
held at this church, has shaken Durham
Even bar-keepers have yielded ~ its infiu-
ence and been converted. On last Sunday
ffty-one applicants were received into the
church. Between seventy-five and one hum
dred persons have protested Christ, and the
affairs are nightly crowded with pepitents.
POLITICS.
Public attention is everywhere called to
the numerous conventions held this year.
The daily and weekly journals are filed
with details and descriptions of them, and
the different counties vie with each other
i'll producing the greatest number. Durham
has had two conventions and will have two
more. First the Democrats met and Domi-
mated a ticket Then the "Workingmen's
Convention" composed OF Republicans,
Democrats, Independents and Prohibition
isis, was held. Next Saturday the Repub-
Hcans hold a convention, and later on the
whisky men, will meet and plot together
The candidates before tho people are re-
ceiving full share of the candidates por-
tion-abuse. IF a man wishes to find out
how bad he is, how his heart is deceitfnl
above all shings. let him run for office. In
one place the Psalmist confesses that he sa id
in haste, "All men are liars" If he had
lived in this day, and paid any attention to
politics, he would have made the same as
sertion, not in haste, but after much DELHI
Grafton. The candidates in Durham county
are much more numerous than the Offices,
and about equal in number to the men who
vote. President Lincoln used to state this
circumstance pointedly by saying that he
was in the condition of hog of the femi-
nine persuasion that had more pigs than
teats.
Our warehouse men sold 1926, 072 lbs
of tobacco last year, closing Wednesday
During the month of September $40 ;355.-
80 woNh of stamps were sold to our tobacco
manufacturers.
Our streets are being graded, and between
seventy-fve and hundred hands are a
| work on the water-works.
Miss Myra Alderman, of Greensboro, ha
! been secured as musical directress in tn,
Durham Methodist Female Seminary.
| The report that Durham has boiling
well is myth. Mr.. Otey Blackwell deni e
telling anyone that he saw the water boil
ing, or in the least disturbed. But anything
| for a SenSatlOn.f
All the counties through which the Dur
ham, Roxboro & Lynchburg Railroad will
pass have voted Subscription" Over 5000
900 has been subscribed, and it is said worl
will be commenced at an early day
The surviving field officers of the famou
9th North Carolina regiment have held
preliminary meeting and decided to hav
the reunion of the old veterans who still
live on November 10Th, in Durham. Al
true soldiers who wore the blue and tn
gray are invited to be present, to fight tn
past over in story and song, and smoke tn
calumet of peace. L. E. w.