The National tribune., 1893-05-25
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WHY NOT MEET2
DEAR C. c.: suppose a great many of the c. C.
will visit the Worlds Fair. and think shall
go ! would like TO get as much pleasure as possible;
Then. why moi all arrange to go at the same time
appoint place Of meeting, and, in newsboy par
lance, have picnic''2
Some may go to the Fair who will be unable to
attend the National Reunion, and thus they would
have an opportunity TO meet their G. G. friends.
We might make our wish just before after the
Reunion at indianapolis, and so kill two birds
with one stone"
Please give us your opinion of this plan through
the TRTBUSR Yours, Pro Patria-J. Ross
Brown, Melvine, Tenn.
historic COIN.
FRIENDS OF THE c. c. have in my possession
n coin about the size of an oid-iime penny. On
one side is the inscription, Nova Cse AREA. and
date 1875, and on the other side is g Il Piuribus
Cnum," with shield surrounded by four stars.
Can anyone tell me, by letter. what kind of a
coin 1T is and it's value?
would like TO correspond with some one whose
father served in the 1G0th n Y. from Sept. 30.
graphs will please respond.-Marshall b. Falls,
Townsend, Dell formerly Clarksboro, n. j.
MAMMOTH CHEESE.
DEAR FRIENDS: Worlds Fair topics seem to be
the order of the day, and since our Editor has
quested TO send an item of iterest, ] send my
contribution. Brother Cannan has already told
you Of our Wisconsin, brownstone monolith; ! come
to tell you of a monument-one of Sheboygan
County's industries-whieh has been proposed for
the Fair.
Sbcboygan County is one of the greatest dairy
ing Counties in the State. and is far-amed for the
excellence of It's cheese. Our dealers ship over
1000, 600 pounds annually.
q. il. DE Land OF this city, proposes to make -
cheese for the Fair the like of which has never
been before. This cheese is to be nine feet
nigh and eight feet in diameter, and will weigh
10000 pounds Over 300O 900 pounds of milk will be
required for its manufacture and its cost will be
about s., 600
Canada also proposes to send a huge cheese to |
the Fair. but it will only be eight feet high and
seven feet In diameter. and will weigh about 90 900
pounds. Who next?
Let us hear from you all. friends. Tell us through
these columns what your State proposes to exhibit
at the Columbian Exposition. May all meet |
there. Loyalty, yours-CIarence Balcome Cone, !
Sheboygan, Wis.