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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
IRISH FOR THE NEZ PERCES LANDS.
TT IS ESTIMATED THAT AT LEAST 6ooo PERSONS
ARE GATHERED WAITING FOX
THE OPENING.

snokane WASH Nov. H-The rush to the Ne@
Perces Reservation is proving even greater Una"
yas expected From and through this city by every
- leading 70 the garden spot are long trains OF
"nralr,. sc.iooners" and every imaginable descFp-
,ion Of vehicle. carrying loads Of home-seekerS
is estimated that when the .openns gun Is I areI
-, Wondav al noon at least 6tD people Will bes.h
1he yviid Scramble for choice loratoiS me, ne-
wand for lumber has cleaned ont thc local dealers
nnH Il IS now being shipped 70 the points nearest
'bc reservation from this and ofhtf po-hia' iri
Monday night Il Is estimated iaat 100 hoin"s VIII
have been erected on The promised lahd-
The Nez Perces Reservation is IN Idaho lhe uh-
o,lotted lands. for which scramble H. expected 20
Ike Mace to-day. comprise about o6V' acres
~, ,rra acquired from the Indians by the Na-
,inoal Government under a recent treaty, anu W'It
opened to settlement by IormaI ir2},laiii non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18

Easy when first worn. easy until worn out ana
,,svs I'm stvlc-The CRAWFORD shoc, 500" S0V0 OF
.lim Nv, "a 90 broadway. cor liih-st.-Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
THE SAME OLD GANG.

In other words. Platt directed the old gang 70
undo completely the work which, to save them
selves they had been forced II perform for tho
Committee OF Thirty. This is the way they set
about doing it: Each Assembly District Sub-Com-
mttee appointed by Lauterbach was authorized
to revise the enrolment In every Of the eec
ton districts In each Assembly district by strk-
ing from the roll the name Of any member who
had removed from the district or had died or had
ceased to be a Republican" No rule was laid
down that should determine this momentous
question OF whether n man was a Republican or
not That was left to the arbitrary Judgment OF
these patriots. and II, for example, Amasa
Thornton or Gale" Sims. who constitute the
majority OF the Republican party I'm the XNVth
District decide that such members OF the party
as Cornelius \. Bliss or Colonel Cruger or Judge
Horace Russell have ceased 10 he Republicans"
that is all there is about II. Mr.. Bliss cannot vote
at the primaries nor he do anything other
than protest to the Committee on Appeals. which
has never yet been known TO repudiate any OF the
fine work. OF the Boys.
But the power OF these committees does not
end here. They can not only revise the rolls to
their hearts content but II any chairman or
secretary OF an election district declined To give
up his books they can. according 10 Lauter-
bach's instructions. take such action In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
Sultan AGAIN IN DANGER.
a NEW PLOT SAID TO HAVE BEEN DIS
COVERED IN THE YILDIz PALACE.

,.sr,NATED THAT 2oooo PERSONS HAVE BEEN
v.ssACRED SINCE THE SULTAN ACCEPTED
THE REFoRMs-APrEAL OF AMERICAN
MISSIONARIES WELL THAT THE TURK
SHOULD KNOW THERE Is
UNITED STATES s-MoRE MEM
BERs OF THE YOUNG
TURKEY PARTY
DROWNED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
SURRENDER OF BROOKLYN

Senator Higgins. another Republican. said: II
voted for the Greater NewYork bill. but did SO
with great reluctance, because believe it 10 be
crazy politics To delive. up Brooklyn TO the ten
der mcrcies Of New-York. which has not elected
It Republican Mayor before in thirty years"
The Tribune OF MAY II. 1925. said: "Why should
not the referendum be permitted II the consolida-
tionlsts are sure OF IN ,lr cause The Greater
NeW-Y lrk Commission created by the proposed
act, which was defeated was to consist Of An
drew ii. Green president OF the Greater New
Yort Commission; Mayor Strong. OF New-YOrk
Mayor Sch'rou, - Brooklyn; Mayor Sanford. Of
Long Island city; State Engineer Adams. Attor-
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-09-13
Let Ghrhett beware how he

- b<tl WI ottt t'tNdtN HCM Ht
figures in SCENES, for Boston is
Watching him over its beans. as
slugger bejewelcd or rlihcrtine trim,
the hub can still hail him as "Gen-
tleman Jim;' while fondling his
biceps or lauding his powers, its
damsels forget to send murderers
,lowcrs-hut thcr, is limit for
fellows like him, and he must 60
easy or soon be just jim. The
hub now has spoken-all know
what it meanS-its brains have
been ratified as well as its beans;
our Corbett can pose, can philan-
der or slug-a la Venus or Mars
he can practice the hug; but it is
agreed by its press and its mob
he must tweak not the nose of old
Kangaroo Bob-he has done as
much once, he must not do ii
twice. or plain jim he will be,
neither proper nor nice.
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your books togather and start with
a determination to succeede fol
without an education we are moth
ing"
Elmer recently enjoyed a reli-
giOus discussion. in which Bey.
Throgmorton, of TT. Smith, Ark. 3,
represented the Baptist doctrine
ana Rev Hughes, of Tabor Grove,
III, the Universalist idea. OF
course each side claimed the ad-
vantage.
c. III. STREET, who was arrested
in Macon last year and sent to the
penitentiary for forgery, now
claims he has been converted
and wants to be pardoned and
given chance to do evangelistic
work 1t seems other prisoners
might propose as much on similar
terms.
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A Valuable Find,

After years of study and labor
th9re has at last been discovered &
sure and never failing remedy. II
has been tested on patients, who
have despaired of ever being cured,
the results have been, in ever.
case, wonderful. Grof's Rheuma.
tic Cure is unequaled as a positive
remedy in all cases of Chronic and
Acute lntlammatory Rheumatism,
Gout, Lumbago, Sciatca, Neural
gla; especially Ovarian Neuralgia,
Dysmenorrh9a and all kindred af-
fections. 1t is Else a valuable
Blood Purifier, being especially
us full in Eczema Psoriasis, Scro-
fula, all Glandnlar Enlargments
and diseases of tie Liver and Kid
neys. 1t is absolutely free from
all narcotics. severe attacks are
relieved in fromole to three davs
and a positive cnre effected in
from five to eighteen days. For
sale by Ben F. Henry, Kirksville,
Mo.
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tlon number five So township number sixt, two.
(6z) range number fifteen (r5J
And to vest the title thereto in the plaintiff. Jobp
Rice ana that unless the said defenIents William
Ellis and Harriet Ellis AMI the unknown heirs m
William Ellis and the unknown heirs of Harrett Ellis
be and appear at this court the next term thereof
TO be begun and holden at the Court House m the
city OF kirkSvile in said county on the 2sth av ot
October next ami on or before the 9th iav OF said
Term answer or plead to the petition in said c1uSe
the same Will he taken confessed, and Judgment
will be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published according to law in the Weekly Graphic-
ne~Srarar published in the city of Klrksvle Aiair
county. Missouri. '-''''
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Aiar. S.
Grant Corbin. clerk of the Circuit court of Atair
county aforesaid. hereby certify that the above il
ttue copy OF the original Order of Publication in the
cause therein named the same appears in nv
office " S
witness my hand as clerk and the seal of said
court Done at office in Krksville this .th day OF
Sept. 1895. GEASr coppix u
tSHAll Clerk.
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Truths HrseIy Told,

"foley's Homy and Tar is one
OF the standard medicines used in
the Working Nomen's Home
Association, at u South Peoria
street, Chicago DIR BLINN,
Med. Sup't.
"Foleys Hon,y and Tar gives
The best satisfaction here"
c. F BIcKHAUs,
Roseland, Ill.
MY customerscall for Foley's
Honey and Tar when wanting a
god cough syrup"
j. ID. kUssE, Easton, o.
For sale by B. f Henry.
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The executive committee have
decided to postpone the coun ~
Sunday School Rally, which was
tc have taken place Aug. Doth,
until next year. The committee
was led to this conclusion on ac-
count of the unsettled condition of
the weather.
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81 consider it my duty" say S
Mr.. F. u. Dias, of San Diego,
Texas, "to Ger ify that Ayers Pills
have completely relieved my wife
of neuralgia from which complaint
she was, for a long time, great
sufferer They are easy to take
and always effective.
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BuckIen's Anaca Saiye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect sat .
lsfaction or money refunded. Price
25c per box. For sale byB. F
Henry'S drugstore.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In Vacation, Sept. 4, 1895.
State of Missouri
County of Adair. ss.

In the Circuit court of AIair county, October term
1906. '''o'e' 'e'in
John L. Rice. plaintiff
Caleb NJ Pomeroy sni
the unkcown heirs OF
Caleb NJ. POmeroy
and Nancy Pomeroy
ant the unknown
heirs OF Nancy Pom
erOy. defendants.
A this day the plaintiff herein bv his .,,or
neys Storm & Evans. before the undersigned
clerk OF the Circuit court in vacation and files his
petition and affidavit alleging among other ,hin0S
that defendants Caleb NJ. Pomeroy ana Nanfv
Pomeroy are non residents of this state that the
verify believes that there are persons inter
ested in the subject of his said petition ana
suit whose names he cannot insert herein becau>.
they are unknown to him. That the said unknown
parties derive their said interest the eea rapra-
senatives and heirs at law of Caleb ~ pomerov and
Nancy Pomeroy. former owners of the lands here
in described.
Whereupon il is ordered by the clerk aforesaid
nat sali defendants be notified by publication that
piaintH mas commenced a suit against them in this
court the object and general nature of which is TO
ilVeStthe defendants, Caleb NJ Pomerov and Nancy
Pomeroy and the unknown heirs of C-elab N
pomeroy and Nancy Pomeroy. of any and all right
ute ana interest claim demand il any they have
IN and TO the following described real estate Si,u,et
IN Atar county Missouri to-wit:
part OF the northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter section number FIVE 81 township sixtv-two ia,
range number fifteen (r5). more fully described as
follows; Beginning a, point 20 rods north Of
the south east corner of the said northeast QUAR-
ter of the southeast quarter OF section i've Il
township siNty-,wo 6al range fifteen Tr5I thence
north twenty rods. thence west twenty rods thence
in southeastery course to the place of begin
ming.
ana to vest the title thereto in plaintiff John [ Pire
ani. mat unless the said defendants Caleb NJ POM
roy ani Nancy Pomeroy and unknown heirs OF Cljeb
M P"merOyani the unknown heirs of Nancy pom.,o,.
be ana appear at this court at the next term theT,,f
10 pc negun and holden At the court house in the ,
OF hirNSViile IN said county. on the 28th isv nt O-t
Der next and on or before the sixth iay of sa1 term
answer or plead TO the petition in said cause ,h ~,
~l be taken as confessed and judgment will be rem
derei accordingly. - 'e'
ANA 1t IS further ordered ,ha, cory hereof be- p,b
iiShed according to law in the Weekly Granhif
newspaper published in the city of Krksville' Ai,r
cou nty. Missouri. A-''
State of Missouri
County of Aiair s.
l. Grant Corbn. clerk of the circuit court of At,,
county aforesaid. hereby certify that the above iS
true copy of the Original Order OF publcation in
the cause therein named as the same appear, in m,
office. " "r
"itness my hand as clerk and the seal ot sail
-out'. Done AT Office in Kirksyille this .th t,v of
September 1896 GRANT cORRfN
Clerk
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State of Missouri !
County of Adair. (
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !
COUNTY OF ADAIR, >

VIVA IL Of ADAlR,
In vacation Sept. 4th. 1905
IN the circuit court OF Aiar county Octoher te,r,
1905. -
John L. Rice. plaintiff.
William Ellis and the un-
known heirs of William
Ellis and HARRIET Ellis
and the unknown heirs
of Harriet Ellis.
Defendants.
A this day comes the plaintiff herein hy his at
torneys. Storm & Evans. before the under
signed Clerk of the Circuit court in alton and files
ms petition and affidavit alleging among other things
that detenientS William Ellis and Harriet Ellis are
non-reSidents of this state and that he verify
oeIeFeS that there are persons interested in
he SUBJECT matter OF his said petition and suit whose
names he cannot insert herein because they are un-
known TO him. That the said unknown parties de-
Fl'e their SAID interest the legal representatives
ana heirS at law of VIM. Ellis aniHarret Ellis former
owner OF the lands herein described
Whereupon IL IS ordered by the Clerk aforesaid
mat SAID defendants be notified by publication that
Planhft mas commenced suit against them in this
court the object and general nature of which is to
1lyeSt the defendants William Ellis and Harriet
EillS the unknown heirs of William Ellis
aHi Harriet Ellis of any AMI ali right title and
interest claim or demand if any they have in ant TO
the following described real estate situated in Amir
county, Missouri to-wit
he northeast quarter OF the sou uthesa quarter sec
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WABASH EXCURSIONS.

Colorado tourist excursions,
klrksville to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and Manitou,
S32.2O, round trip ON sale now un-
til Sept 30; good returning until
Oct. 81.
Free chair cars Kirksville to St.
Louis and st. Louis to Toledo and
Detroit. Confer with us ifyou
contemplate an excursion.
". Z. NooNAN, Agent,
KirkSville, Mo.
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Ihe model Portrait Company
desires to organize crew of men
to C nvass for them. If you want
a good paying position, call and
see them for information Call at
Noore' sphotograph gallery Kinks
vile, Saturday September IA. and
Monday September l6.
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The Best is Cheapest

Foley's Sarsaparilla is from
three to ten times ctronger in
blood cleansing qualities than any
other proprietary medicine. Trial
size, 80. B. F. Henry druggist.
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For Sale.

Fine farm of 365 acres, 80 to 70
mead OF fine young cattle. Good
new house on farm and excellent
site for a barn; also a number of
town lots in Kirksville. Apply
at GRAPHIC office
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Found.

At b. F.. Henry's drug store, a
marvellous cure for all kidney
complaints, nervous exhaustion
and female weakness. 1t is the
Clinic Kidney Cure.
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A Household necessity

No family should be witho ut
Foley's Collie and Di,rrhoea Cure,
for all bowel complaints. For sale
by B. F. Henry.
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Scientific Dress-Cutting.

Cutting taught free for one week
at Mrs. Sue c. Smiths dress max
ing parlors.
SToREYS LADIES' Tailor.
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WANrED-In exchange, wood
or coal for a term OF music in Piano,
Violin, Organ, or Voi.e Culture.
Call at Richard Wagner Conserva-
tory.
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b. F. Stanton is receiving stocks
of new goods, and is selling every,
thing in the line of glassware,
queensware, lamps &c, &c at bed
rock prices. Call and hare YOUR
order filled before all the choice
things are taken.
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: - - - -----------------------
County Court Proceedings.
SEPTEMBER 9 AND 4.

SEPTEMBER 9 AND4.
John and VIM Wellman bond
and mortgage approved.
Lucinda Sanner bond and mortg
approved
B. 7. Scofield appl for pool table
license, approved and license
granted.
Tyler Paine road and bridge
commissioner report on letting
contract to build Conkle and Stew
art bridges approved.
Tyler p. inc II and 3 cam report
building Hall bridge approved.
T Paine r aqd b com report on
repairing Danforth bridge apprvd.
Il Paine r and b Com report on
grading Stringtown road apprvd.
r.. p. Bartlett ct al exparte
Pet for public read dismissed.
School fund mortg released: VIM
III Wellman, Jacob Saner, FM
Johnson, w. o. Earhart.
w. P. Linder bond as overseer
dist 6 Liberty approved.
Tyler Paine r and b comrs con-
tract with Theo Meyer to build
Conkle and Steward bridges APP
proved.
State of Missouri VS. Harry Car
man, petit larceny, deft, found
guilty and sentenced 4 years
in reform school Boonville, Mo.
Contract to build house on poor
farm let to Shaw and Caldwell at
price of $394.5O.
Tyler Paine appt comr to con-
tract with Shaw & Chadwell to |
build house on poor farm.
Contract for furnishing county |
with coal let to Penna Coal com |
pany.
Personal assessment of electric
light company for year 1891, cor
rected same being erroneous.
GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR OCT
TERM CIRCUIT COURT
Benton-Wm. H. Heron, G
w. Meeks, G. FL. Sohn
Polk-James j. Clark.
Nineveh-Wm. Cutler.
Morrow-George Shibley, Sr.
Wilson-Henry Elmore.
Salt River-Jackson Lee.
Clay-Daniel Clarkson.
Llberty-Emmet Zeigler.
Pettis-T. j. Phillips.
Walnut-Newton Van liver.
PETIT JURORS. ,,
Benton-George Oxley, Howard
henry, Perry Preston, Daniel :
'hoop, j. w. Meeks. y
Liborty-James Pinkerton and t
edward Buck.
PettiS-N q Ninoor IoL
Villains.
Polk-John Hall, Thomas Gar
yood.
Nineveh-Anderson Hughes. d
filler.
Clay-Robt Waddill, John Sci S
lie, Joseph Musson. I
Walnut-John Hayes, Willard :,
dudley. j,
M Morrow-Milton Sallade, Benz. c
litzmiller.
Salt River-Owen Patterson
ohm Propst.
Wllson-A. G. Garlock. Elmer A
[uston. ar
Slgler has pleuuy ol lruit Jars. lie
all ON him. nc
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In Vacation Sept. 4, 1895.
State of Missouri, 90
County OF Adair. 80

county OF Adair.
1895.
John L. Rice. plaintiff
George Cochran and the
unknown heirs of
George Cochran and
Margaret Cochran and
the unknown heirs of
Margaret Cochran.
Defendants.
A this day comes the plaintiff herein bv his at
torneyS. Storm & Evans and files his petition
anu ana aifidavt alleging among other things. thai
heorge cochran and Margaret Cochran are nom
residents OF the state of Missouri that he verify be-
eves that there are persons interested in thelsubec
matter OF his petition and suit whose names he can
not insert herein because they are unknown 10
piaint mat said unknown parties derive their said
interest so far as the knowledge OF plaintiff in rela-
ton thereto extends by of being heirs at law
OF George Cochran and heirs at law of Margare,
Cochran.
Whereupon it is ordered by the Clerk aforesaid
that said defendants be notified bv publication tina,
plantiff has commenced suit against them in tn S
court by petition the object and general nature OF
wh'ch IS TO diveSt all of said defendants of all right
u'e claim or demand. II any they have. of in and to
,he Following described land lying being and situate
III aaair county and state of Missouri to-wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 5. township o. rangers
And vest the title thereto in the plaintiff by virtue of
the statute OF Limitation. and that unless the said
defendants. George Cochran and Margaret Cochran
ana the unknown heirs OF George Cochran and the
unknown heirs of Margaret Cochran be and appear
ms court at the next term thereof to be begun and
holden at the Court House in the city of Krksve in
SAID county on the 18th day of October nezt and ON
or before the sixth day of said term answer or plead
TO the petition in said cause the same will be taken
as confessed and Judgment rendered accordingly.
ana 1t IS further ordered that a copy hereof be
published according to law. IN the Weekly Graphic.
newspaper published in the city of KirksvilIe in
Adair county and state of Missouri
State of Missouri
County of Adair. So
l. Grant Corbin. clerk of the Circuit court of Adar
county aforesaid. hereby certify that the above is
Iue copy of the Original Order of Publication. in
Office. " my
Witness my hand as Clerk and the seal of said
court Done at office in Krksvie this 4th day of
Sept. 1895. ~
rcr GRANT CoRBIN.
toea'I Clerk
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ALL AROUND US.


mark that dog days are over.
The La Grange creamery is
proving satisfactory enterprise.
The Baptists of Callao have al
most completed their new church.
Cattle are already being shipped
into Carroll county for winter feed
ing.
Low wheel wagons are grow ing
in favor among Lewis county farm
erS.
Monroe City advertisesits mail
citizens by announcing that every
lock box in the postof1ice is rent
ed.
A maidstone belonginr to the
county is in possession of the
Superintendent of the Lewis coun-
ty Poor Farm.
The project for Fair in Brook
field seems to have been a failure.
perhaps because it was not under
taken in fair weather.
A Memphis paper thinks a few
nails in that towns sidewalks
might be considerable cheaper
than two or three damage suits.
Colored people of Shelbyyille
have bought a church, which is to
be used by all denominations.
Their white brethren might make
a note of this.
A country preacher near Tren-
ton has been warning his hearers
not to depend upon either silver
or gold as money good in the 'stinal
redemption.
Exchanges announce that some
men continue to "shell out" their
money at those hooks on the fair
grounds where the shell trick is
worked.
An elm tree, even older than
any of the houses, was lately emf
down in Macon, and the Demo-
crat almost admits its citizenship
by calling it "an old landmark y
There are % criminal cases on
the docket in Lewis county. with
the grand jury yet to hear from.
1t seems Rev. Culpepper need not
conflne his labors to Canton.
Memphis had a $50 law suit tbe
other day over a 25c turkey. which
some boys had driven over and
Killed on the road. Money is light |
er than feathers among lawyers.
The Putnam county Teachers,
Institute has instituted newspa-
per controversy. Those teachers
should be taught propriety.
The storm of Tuesday night of
asst week knocked 1000 bushels
oi apples off one orchard near
Macon. Parson Hicks might well
'all this a cidereal calamity.
The courthouse at Lancaster is
ust about completed, and it is
structure the county is not asbam-
9d for visitors at the Fa r TO look
lpon either critically or causuallv.
a Brookfield woman attempted
ulclde with strychnine. but DR.
wen applied the stomach pump.
nd she is back among the kitchen l
otS. Y
Putnam county has Hancock
mo was too old to be at Gettvs-
urg. His christian name is
ames and he commenced life 93
ears ago. d
Fortune has long been said to he 7
lind, and a Unionville carpenter W
imed Fortune, who was probably il
't trying to nail the lie. had the s
lslortune to hit the nail in \ W
amer that cost him his left eve d
At the old soldiers reunion in tc
lelpy county lately there were il
rolled 1S5 Union soldiers. > k,
'nfederate and Mexican. In al
lie OF the inequality in numbers 70
e yarns they spun were not blue Nc
The following literal quotation ha
I'M an exchange carries its own wi
'of with II, which fact may have of
'urred to the mind of the proof- Cl
der: "ln a few weeks the lio
ool will began, children gather tn,