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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Few young men can show a bet
ter business record than our friend
'Cass Hagan, who has been with the
l.. Phillip clothing house for thirteen
years, and who has made as many
friends as any other salesman in
this section. Mr.. Hagan is still
with L. Phillip & Son, where he
would be pleased to have his friends
call when in need Of anything in
his. line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

The Alton is retrenching. A. NJ.
Richards, w. R. Morley and E. ].
Sanford, division superintendents,
will be let out along with Thomas
Dean, trainmaster at Alton, Larry
q. Nolan at Roodhouse and 125
shop employees at Bloomington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
RUSH HILL.ITEMS.

Correspondents of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL No., Aug. 1.-The
busy season is about. over with the
farmer once more.
Z. Hughes shipped two loads of
hogs from here to Chicago Saturday.
Joe Kendall and Ed. Hughes left
Saturday for the Worlds Fair.
Don't forget the Rush Hill picnic
on Saturday, Aug. Goth.
Mrs. I. }. Roberts left Monday
for Bagdad, KY, 10 see her father,
who is reported quite sick.
Misses Lena and Eta Koch have
returned home from a weeks visit
at Lincoln, Ill.
MIR. and Mrs A. L. Collins will
go to Laddonia to teach. Rush Hill
patrons and pupils hate to give them
up ; at the same time all wish them
the best of success.
Silas Martin has purchased the
Rush Hill hotel and will take pos
session in a few days.
A hungry negro named w. M
Johnson went to John Jerman's
house last Sunday and took Mr..
Jerman's Sunday suit of clothes.
He was captured and pleaded guilty
and is now in Jail at Mexico.
Maxwell Bros. left Tuesday for
the strip.
Mrs. Norris and daughter, of Mex
leo, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Shoup, of this place.
j. F. Squires and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in Rush Hill.
Mrs. and Miss HALEY, of Youngs
Creek, r visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccall who is quite sick at present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
TO PAY THE COSTS.
Democrats Arranging to Pay the Costs
In the Famous Sky Rocket Case.

Last Monday there was a meet
ing of Democrats in the Court House
to make some arrangements to pay
the costs in the case of James Dow
ell, who was injured by a sky rocket,
VS.. Judge Guthrie, Cash Blackburn,
Wood Maddox and Joseph Boyd
who had charge of the fire works.
This case not long since was decided
in the Supreme Court in favor Of the
defendants and the costs will
amount to something like 1880,
Democrats are interesting them
selves in this matter and committees
will likely be appointed to raise this
money. This 81, 800 does not in
clude the personal expenses of tht
defendants bat simply represents
the money paid attorneys, cour
costs, etc.
THE MEETING.
A. G. Turner was elected chair
man, j. J. Steele secretary.
On motion Of r. NJ. White a com
mittee of fve-the chairman bein,
one-was appointed to act in con
junction with the County Contra
Committee in raising the money.
The committee is as follows:
A. G.. Turner, P. II. CAN'T, R.. P
Hopkins, n. A. Ricketts, and ]. v
Williams. One hundred dollars ha
been subscribed already, Judg
Macfarlane $50 and Hon. Cham,
CLARK $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Riley Brown desires to inform
his friends that he is now with I.
:. Alvey, one door west of Ricketts,
& Emmons dry goods store, where
he would be pleased to see his
friends. w2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
Coroner Fritts has broken th

Coroner Fritts has broken the
record. He held four inquestt
from Saturday till Saturday las
week and sent five persons to Jail,
The dead were: r. L. Bryant, in
FAINT child of Mrs. Lloyd Heinbaugh
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober'
Wheeler and Sam Turner. Those
arrested were: Mr.. and Mrs. LloyG
Heinbaugh, Robert Wheeler, Jo'
Donnelly and VIII Mckinney. IT.
got Audrain's record beat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

A dispatch from Bloomington, ILL.,,
says that Superintendent Gray, OF
the Chicago & Alton, has abolished
the office Of Division Superintend-
ents. This leaves E. ]. Sanford, of
Slater, and w. K. Morley, of Rood
house, without positions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
Advertised Letter List.

]. S. Baker, j. Bailey, ]. B.
Clement, Lyton Dauiherty, Jon, 7.
Douglass, F. B. Evans (4), Carrie
Grisinold, c. c. Graham, Henry
Hasimer, Emma Hackley, d. T.
Hurdle, Mrs. ID. J. Hurd, Stella
Hunter, Ora Jamisin, Carrie Kem-
bru, Ada Lawson, Lizzie Miller,
j. A. Parks, Jas. Price, Sallie L..
Reid, J. Roe (2), ]. HI. Singer,
Clara Singer, F. S. Lee, Maggie
Sanford, Maggie Stapleton, Mrs.
M. K. Willingham, Minnie Wilcox,
A. Woolry, James Woods, Ida
Woods,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Mrs. G. w. Petty, of Rush Hill,
spent the day at j. w. Coakley's
on Monday last.
Mrs. 7. J. Roberts is in Kentucky.
Sherman Collier is arranging to
go to Chillicothe to school this
winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
o N BRANCH ITEMS.
.respondence of the Ledger.

though we are on the line I do moi
see why the good people of this
vicinity should not be represented in
the LEDGER, for Mexico is our lead.
ing town and trading point.
The people, as well as the corn,
seem to look better since the refresh.
ing rain of Sunday.
Hay harvest is very near over
and as there is but little threshine
to do in this vicinity, we are pre-.
pairing for a season of rest.
Quite a number of young folks at.
tended the moonlight party at Mr..
Prices last Friday evening. Every.
one seemed to enjoy themselves,
especially some of the coon hunters,
as Mr.. Price related a great coon
story.
Rev. Owen and wife spent last
week visiting the family of Mr..
Frank Dowell.
Mrs. HALEY and daughter are
visiting relatives in Galloway county.
Chester Dowell is talking of at
tending school at Bryant College
this winter. We fear be will learn
the first lesson too well.
Miss Hightshoe of Chicago, is Wis.
iting friends in this vicinity. We
think Ed. Patterson will return with
her.
HALEY brothers received a large
stock of dry goods from st. Louis
last week.
Wonder where Sid. Haley was
Thursday evening? You should moi
stay out so late again, Sid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

State Superintendent l.. f.. Wolfe
will deliver an address at the court
house Saturday, (12th) at 2 :30p. m.
All teachers, school directors and
friends of education are invited to
be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Joe Williams is having the grass
in Waddingham Park cut. Riley
Green is doing the work. Col. Wad-
bingham made a contract with Mr..
Williams Saturday to have the grass
cut on the shares. ice says he will
ship his share to London and sell il
for $50 a ton and then start a national
bank in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

The DIR. Lanius property, on Jack.
son street, will be sold to the high.
est bidder on the 31st of August.
This property cost $1,000 and is
good renting property, has excellent
water, splendid outbuildings, is 10.
Gated near the Public Square, on one
of the best streets, and should bring
a good price. See advertisement in
this issue of the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

The Attorney General Of Colorado
has rendered an opionion that the
State Legislature can take action
establishing bullion repositories
and issue certificates thereon which
shall be legal tender in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Heretofore persons aged so years
were eligible to membership in the
A. o. U. W., but after October 1.
next, no person over the age OF Al
years can join the order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Col. Leslie Marmaduke, of the
Marmaduke Military Academy,
Sweet Springs, was in Mexico Tues.
day in the interest of that we'll.
known school for bows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Heinbaugh, charg'
ed with starving their infant child
to death, have been re-arrested and
are now in Jail in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Miss Fannie McClintic, of Vir-
ginia, and her two little nieces,
Marie and Fannie, visited at Rufus
Hisey's last week. The little folks
enjoyed their visit to Mexico very
much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

A gentleman of this city went to
see a lady friend horseback one
night last week. He became so in
terested that when he went home he
forgot to take his horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Rev. W. H. Cook began a
protracted meeting at Liberty church
Monday. Rev. Cook has Just
moved from Moberly to Columbia
to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Miss Snowdie Willis, of this city
who has been the guest Of friends
in Marshall for several weeks, re
turned home Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Miss Cordie Bradley is visiting in
Fulton and Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

~ 10y
Marshal Kemp, Taylor Fox, Ernest
Croswhite, Writ keene, Geo. Fisher
Andy Locke, Walker Swan, Wm
Birks, Night Policeman Shipp and
Otto Fleming.
Geo, Hall, Turner's brother-in.
law, was the first witnessed called
The most important feature of his
testimony was recognizing the
pocket book found in Gray Hooks
garden as belonging 10 the dead man,
II is supposed it was thrown there
as the parties went south from the
railroad track.
DIR. Fritts testified that the blow
which killed Turner caused pressure
OF the brain and also ruptured an
artery, causing blood eliot between
the substance of the brain and the
skull. The brain was not directly
injured but the pressure on the
lining covering the brain was so
great that it caused death.
City Marshal Kemp was the third
witness called. He was shown the
rock supposed to have been used in
the killing and said he recognized it
as the one he bad seen on the morn.
ing after the murder when it was
lying near the railroad track, in the
vicinity of Follock's mill. The
ground was covered with grass and
the stone had not laid when he saw
it long enough to make a discoloring
of the grass.
G. T. Hook said he found the
pocket book in his garden 40 or so
feet from the west side of his place,
and as many feet from the barn.
Mr.. Hook found it August LIST about
6 O'Clock. He recognized the book
in Court as the one he found.
Taylor Fox saw Turner in front
of Mayield's last Friday afternoon
and thought he was sober. Saw
Turner have some money-what be
thought were three S. bills and
about So in silver. He took it out
of his pocket and put it back again.
Ernest Cr~oswhite, in brief, testi-
fed: He first saw Turner Friday
at about O'Clock; he was near May
fields; saw him last about 10 O'Clock
Friday night. We went and tried to
get some beer, but could not. He
gave me a dime and afterward we
went and drank several glasses of
beer. Turner then went to the depot
and then to Donn"lly's house and
then came back up town and drank
some more. He was pretty full the
last time l saw him. After he came
back up town Policeman Ship told
me to go away from him and let him
alone; that he would attend to him.
Writ Keene said he saw Turner,
Donnelly, Mckinney and Cross
white during the afternoon and night
of the killing. Turner came into
Mayfield's about II o'clock that
night and Donnelly stopped and
looked in the window. Could not
say whether they were together or
not.
There r. about twenty witnesses
to be examined and it is probable
that the trial will continue for a day
or two yet.
Mrs. Turner, mother of the MUIR
dered man, was in attendance in the
afternoon. Neither one of the
prisoners seem to be agitated in the
least, but both gave the closest at
tention to the evidence of the wit
nesses. Donnelly, in his shirt
sleeves, sat by the side of his mother.
and brother, while Mckinney &C.
cupied a chair in front of his father
and by the side ofhis lawyer Terrence
Donnelly, father of Joe, was not in
attendance at the trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Teachers Institute begins next
Monday. See notice elsewhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

NJ. C. Calvert, "a prominent farmer
Of this county, injured himself by
running a pitch fork tine through
his hand last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

S. Barclay, Of Covelle, ILL.,, has
returned home after a pleasant
visit to the family of Aquilla Rob.
erts, of Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

A barn on the Jack Saunders prop.
erty, at the east end of Monroe street,
was burned Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

R. NJ. Iiams, formerly a resident
Of this county, died in st. Louis
of consumption July %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

VIM. and John Trimble went to
Virginia on a visit this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Mrs. E. A. Shootman had a
severe fall this week but will not
suffer any serious results
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Rachael Garnet has sued bel
husband, Preston Garnett, for di'
vorce, claiming failure to support.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Mrs. Geo. Robertson and child.
rem will visit Randolph Springs this
week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Wallace Crossley and William
Bolts, of Mexico, are in Marshall
(Mo.) attending the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Miss Alice Mason knows how to
write about what she sees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Rev. Jackson Tuesday married J.
w. Odds and Miss D. NJ. Williams,
both of Petersburg, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

A delegation from Mexico should
attendthe Vandalia picnic on Thurs
day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Mrs. Anna Russell, of Fulton,
Mo-, is the guest of Mrs. Smithey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Mrs. j. F. McWilliams made a
pleasant visit to friends in Moberly
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

This week one year ago: "Right
this way for the fair grounds Go.
ing right Quit"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

There will be a three days fair at
Monroe City, commencing Septem-
Der 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Miss Eloise Mumpower, of Pal
myra, is visiting Miss Maude Wal
lace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Miss Linda Boyd is visiting friends
in Auxvasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Remember, Wilson will make you
cabinet photos for $40 per dozen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
WORRELL,
The JEWELER.
TUFTS Pills cure sick headache.

County Court meets next Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

isn't always easily made, especially il ii IS a
jump from high figures to low prices. We don I
need to make it, Because our prices are never
high; but all the SAINT we've made a Jump In
our figures for summer footwear.-a Jump which
goes when you put on steam. Our stock must
60, and It has four more weeks to go in. We
put on steam by Offering such bargains as g. 90
shoes for 81 so, etc. Possibly silvedbuliion raay
some time in the future touch a lower figure
than Rls cents an ounce, but our footwear
can t be cheaper than it is now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

Teachers Institute next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03
Dark For Donnelly.
THE CORONER'S JURY CHARGES
hin WITH MURDER.
Mckinney An Accessory 10 The Deed
The Preliminary Hearing We'd
nesday-D0nneliy In
teryiewed.

Late Saturday afternoon the jury
in the Donnelly- Nj chimney murder
case brought in this verdict:
STATE OF MISSOURI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-03

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF AUpRAfN.
An inquest taken at Mexico, Mo.
county of Audrain, this Goth day oI
July, 1898, before me, J.. r. Fritts,
Coroner of county aforesaid. Upon
the view of the body of Sam Turner,
there lying dead, we, the jury-W.
II. Wallace, A. +. Gentry, John T.
Crews, N. F. kilgore, d. c. Wrigh,
and Henry Smith, good and lawful
citizens, householders of Salt River
township-being duly sworn and
charged, diligently inquire and true
presentment made how and in what
manner and by whom the said Sam
Turner came to his death, upon
their oaths do say that he came to
his death from a blow upon the head
by the hands of Joseph Donnelly
and that w. w. Mckinney was an
accessory to the deed, being pres
ent at the time.
Witness our names as jurors as
well as that of the Coroner.
w. H. WALLACE.
A. F. GENTRY.
J. T. CREWS.
N. F. kILGoRE.
D. G. WRIGHT.
HENRY SMITH.
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III Osulng 40 Going 4 Friends. Asquain,apos.
ara si.ahrar..

rhs csulnE I'D 8slns Il Frisnas. Asquasnsaros.
and stnhKsrA
Miss Ida crowl Is visiting friends IN
Hagersiown. Nd.
Mr.. Arthur Dolcne, Of Albany, i
still in our midst
Mr.. Parvin Doatrick Is in7Ral,imor,
to-day
Mr.. ". b. Clenaening. ct Banker
Hill, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. F. Williams, n. Queen ST.
Is visiting friends ia waynesboro. Pa
Master Greer Williams is spending
his vacation in Brunswick, Nd.
Miss Katie Chillsman. Of Baltimore
i visiting friends and relatives ii thi:
city
Miss Jane Senthwick, who has beer
visiting friends III this city, has re,
turned 10 her home in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bowers, ae
companied By Mrs, VIM +. Morgan
left Tuesday for Two weeks visit Il
the Worlds Fair
Messrs. Chas. Myers and p. NJ
Kemp, accompanied by their friend,
Misses N Moler, Of Harpers Ferry,
and l.. Wolfes are fishing to-day
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The handsomest woman has things
pretty much her7own way. Like Helen
Of Troy, men will fight for her. To
be beautiful is within the reach Of
every woman. Miss Flora A. Jones,
who has made this subject life study,
has prepared and sold for many years
her Famous Blush Of Roses which will
positively remove all traces Of a rough,
oily Or shiny skin, giving that soft
defeated appearance so much admir-
ed. Sold by A. NJ Gilbert & Bro.
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!, NoDseDSc.

Z 7 Batnnm once said that the
american people were never better
satisfied than whenhcing humbugged
Doubtless this II trne with circus
and mcnagorio advertising, but ii
wouldn't work so successfully with the
man who Inns great dial IL compete
tion. and soils on close profits. Bar
mum virtually had no competition.
Themcrellanto ftosday has The ahnrpcst
kind lie must deal square and hon.
cstly he must keep His patronage and
.iucrcase II Inv can hc do Il
Isl Advertise judieiously
2nd Sch 100 cents worth az Goods
for every dollar
3ri He conrtoolas and aceomodat-
ing
llse the columns Of THE dairy AND
WEEKLY WoRLn liborally, and make
known 70 the public that yon- 10 bust
ness Oh this plan, aud large results arc
sure "a follow.
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ABIa SNAKE KILLED.

Mr. Philip LINN killed a black snake
at Sharpsburg, measuring six feet in
length. One week ago Monday, says
IN informant from that place, his
snakeship was noticed sucking COW.
The cow would go to the neighborhood
whore the snake was and hawl, and
then the snake would come out Of the
ground and extract tho tactical fluid
from the bovine critter Tho COW was
watched yesterday, and the snake was
killed ~ Hdgerstorn Mil.
This story sounds something like an
article that went the rounds Of the
press about seven or eight years ago,
and was said to have occurred in tho
West. Perhaps that COW is the same
one, and has peculiar attractiyeness
for snakes Guess this is the correct
solution, CHI
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AN OUTRAGE

The Norfolk and Western Railroad Eserythiag But
Accommodating,
The train hands who were On. train
No. Of the Norfolk Il Western Rail
road are responsible for serious annoy
ance to passengers on Tuesday Of this
week They did moi give the passen-
gers time u get off the train at Shen-
.andoah Junction. and while two Shop
herdstown ladies were on the platform
Of the ear about to descend the steps
the train started off. A gentleman
aboard ran aud notified the conductor.
but the train was not stopped until il
had gone mile beyond the station.
The conductor refused to run the train
back, and compelled the ladies to get
off in a pouring rain. They then had
to get back to the junction as best
they could 1t was rough treatment
to passengers, and, We believe, illegal.
1t excited the indignation Of num-
Der Of persons on the train. one Of
whom has taken the trouble t. write
US these facts Shepherdstown Regis
ter.
Brother Snyder, we agree with the
above, and endorse every term that
can be applied to them for pure mean
ness. Well venture the assertion that
there is not more contemplate man
agement in the country than there IS
on the N n w Railroad Judge
Jackson assuredly made great blum
der when he did not appoint a perma
nent receiver instead of the temper
dry one for the road recently.
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FISHING PARTY
They Didn't Bite The Silver Hook Successful
on Tuesday

They Didn't Bite The Silver Hook Successful
on Tuesday
A fishing party consisting Of Mcssrs.
w A. Pitzer, Lee Siler and J. A.
Downs, principals Of the second, third
and fifth ward schools respectively, ac-
compaied by Mr.. Charlie Cline, the
expert painter. drove to the mouth Of
the 0pequon yesterday morning, and
spent tho day in vain attempts
to entice the scaley members of the
tinny tribe to swallow tho barbed
hook If they didn't catch anything,
they brought a fine String Of fishhome
with them, and enjoyed the day inst
the same But they were hungry,
Charlie Cline and Professor Pitzer
were left III charge Of the lunch and
falling asleep somebody stole it. It
WIS 4 lucky thing for them that an
old fisherman, who lived near by had
y good stock ON hand, which he sold
III IN at moderate figure
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70 r1nE rorRAY
Fsr,kss Ascsans Il he LyAshlns u WI sAn,ss
Tnn.lat

Fsrskss Asrcans Il he LyAshlng y Wn sAaE,ss
Tuesday.
When the train carrying the negro
Shorter pulled INTO the station az
Keynstown yesterday it was surround.
"a by about SCORE 81 men, most Of
whom were masked and all heavily
armed. Engineer whetsel was cover.
"a with revolver hnd ordered to hold
the tram In tho meantime. about i
dozen ~ The lynching party entered
the passenger coach in which Shorter
was chained to the seat, hand-cuffel
and guarded by Ja,lcr Adam Forney.
The widest excitement prevailed,
several passengers jumping from tho
window OF the ear Upon the jaller's
refusing 70 give his prisoner up. the
ear scat was brnken, a moose thrown
around Shorter's neck. and he was
dragged from the ear He was taken
but few rods from the train, and the
rope was adjusted 10 the limb Il a
tree, and, in full gaze Of the passcn.
gers, he was swung up. He appealed
for time 10 pray, but the lynchers turn
ed deaf ear His body was riddled
with bullets After accomplishing
their purpose, the lynchers rode on,
leaving the body dangling from thu
tree.
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SUIT ron 4 CHURCH SUBSCRIPTION

Thecase Of st. Mary's Evangelical
Lutheran church, Of Silver Run, Car
rll county, against Upton Il. Hahn,
executor of Joseph +. Hahn, deceased;
a now on trial. During The life time
dftle deceased hc subscribed $500 to
build church. He died without hav-
Ing paid the money. The plaintiff
dled Tire claim III the Orphans Court
ana then brought suit on it to recover
the amount. Tho defendant contends
tllat IL il not good claim, as nothing
has been done toward building the
church Globe.
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BLUE AND GRAY REUNION.

The Celebrated Sam Jones and Other Prominent
Speakers to Participate.
In connection with the campfire at
Sharpsburg by Antietam Post, q. Al.
r., on the 18th, 10Th aud 10th Of Sep.
TENDER, arrangements are making for
a reunion Of the Blue, and Gray on
the 10th Saturday. On Sunday. 18th
there viii be service in camp, about a
mile north Of Sharpsburg. The cele-
brated Sam Jones has been engaged
for this day, preaching morning and
evening Addresses will be delivered
by prominent speakers from the North
and South each day Of the camp and
the Fifth Maryland Regiment will at
tend,
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CHILDRENs DAY

Sunday, June IS, will be observed as
childrens day in the First NJ. f. Church
of this city Quite an elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged, the principal
feature Of which is the dialogue entit-
led Columbia's Defenses,n IN which
Columbia and six defenders participate
The entertainment is expected TO sur
pass anything heretofore held in the
church. 1t was gotten up on this order
TO harmonic with the Worlds Column
bian Exposition and the church will,
therefore, be handsomely decorated in
the Stars and Stripes.