The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27

Fast Ringgold. O.; sarah r. Cotter, Ravcnna, O.,
daughter late Col q = Cottcr; Nellie North, v.d
SD Ind, Nor,hs Landing, Ind. Clay A. Frost
adopted son lglsi Ohio, Peru o. Ida 9. 6leason,
Nd. West Brookiold, No; Eden a. HylCnd, Nd
S2d Mass, Beech wood, Mass; Wan. A. Hut, v-d.,
3th Tenn. Moshcm. Tenn; Emma a. Burget, va.
HOih Ind, Woodland, Ill., AtrGCe 40. North, va bod
Ind, NolEhs Landing, Ind; Adelaide chambers,
V.d. llth Ind. Livingston, Mont: john W. Blshoi,
1858 Marshall street Chas. g. OF ~ Dread street
A. H. Orr, 2i0 w. Girnrd avenue, aud u X 1lenn'
24S6 Jasper street. Philadelphia, Pa. Total, LlllS,
C. c. WEDDING CHIMES.
Congratulations and best wishes Of al the C. G.
viii be extended TO the members Of our rankswho
have joined hands before The bridal altar. And
may they ever be true TO the @, c. and its motto,
Pro Patria, in ule grand march OF patriotism and
progress.
Married, Nov 2, $780, at Denver, Colo, Rudolph
r. BollinEer and Josie Stephens, charter member
c. C. Guards. Al home l2s West Third avenue.
W MGSe nj 70 Mary oT Nj v Williams weserviiie,
N. Y; three years a C. c. q. W. McMiien is a
veteran OF President Hauison's regiment, the 7Oih
lnd, and member Of The GAR
Married, Nov p 1890 at Columbus, O., Nora
Olom, PaIllorshurg, vs.. Va. and Thomas Noedom
OF Columbus At homo $50 East Livingston Ave.
Columbus o., where she hopes 10 meet TIC Z. u
especially of Columbus Correspondents Wall
understand her delay ia replying 10 letters
THE c. C. QUILT.
DEAR C. C.: The nume Of the beloved Gen. logan
still leads A brother at Clark's Fails sends 81
and votes Cor thc brave volunteer. some more OF
Uncle 3iily's" boys have been heard from. n
reader OF tIe O. c. living in Illinois SENDS dollar
and votes iOr the Aatlon's thlciialn. lWo more
names have been added 10 the list OF tavorites
Gen. Miles aud Ggn. Wilson, q brave and oashinS
officer, highly esteemed by The lst Me- Cav, 20 says
one Of ghen. Hoosier SISTER votes Tor " Zap ,
Thomas, tle General tired and true. she ls one OF
"hmoss fni.mCs." nevertheless true-blue The
volcs OF unknown friend received The widows
mite also. Some have asked IL they can vote as
HFR Ia flarrKr mt Is q
vote, without fear 81 challenge. -Aunt May heeleT,
AZ Lowe street South Nor~Rlk, Conn
AN AUTUMN TDyL
FRIrSDs OF THE G. C.. ! think love Of the
beautiful Is ~ much paii a. our education as
bookstore The children shou learn The lessons
oi uaturc believe 30 will mako them more patil-
uilr, inspire theIn wiih a deeper .oFe oi ihclr
country Tome Autumn Is the rightest season 81
the year. OH returning from tic woods "A few days
ago, these thoughts shaped themselves IN my
mind:
heard song not long ago,
Ia the trees up on the hill;
Twas The voices of the lzatydids,
Through the uig..t clear aud still.
six wreks till frost +" was the ad0ge old
That echoed through my brain;
Aud the sHddest. sweetest time OF the year
Would soon be here again
j heard n whisper outside my door.
And hastencd out 10 see
When 10! tic leaves came luttcriug down
On every side Of me. 80
INV MHitN'u Ahioubh AtA bNeNAAaN'sl 'fa'''N
woods,
Where lie nuts were falling fast
And the saucy squirrel, from the topmost
branch.
Kept chu,tering as passed.
j heard a figh ss ! sat Ia the glow
Aud warmth 81 my wood fire bright:
Twas the North wind whistlinG through
branches bare
In the cold AID daikeninE night.
A cricket came uui upon TIE hearth,
And beEun lils Sac sNcei song
in the same OLD strain loved 40 well
And Autumn had come aud gone
%. Edith Dickey.
LEGEND OF TIE FORGET ME-NOT.
When aowers lrsl bedeczed the earth,
IN Edeu's hHUpv bowers,
The Lord. ms said ia cool - day,
Came down among the flowers.
To rRfli I1e rpvcils fitting name
To each loving word,
And blessed thc garden lie had made,
BelOidiug Il was good.
Again he came Ia cool 81 day.
Aud walked among tie flowers
But one De saw. "a blossom fair,
Was saG iu Edeu's bowers.
The loving Lord bent tenderly,
And raised its dropping head.
Mhcn, Lord, my usme have forgot"
The bine-cycd blossom said
No bitter word tle Master said
Forget M not said lie.
And smiling OF ihe sad sweet flower,
10, tIs, Thy name shall be,"
Isdwyn A. Lcrch, Eide, Ps.