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ter. iaa oet CT al hefrrgte Wanomait9el
unpper gddren. 8naoe | &opember %
December a bet tolot, meD Tibet Sne
belr I'll Snleaftcn. Ner on brso Def
lss for AInor mien Sne oe SlGit. og Oct
bolot paa nGiten I'll Hptaar meo iloale
forte Afbrrpelier, Iaa man babe I'm
iulpe Spre meo at hoIoe @eiene noaeils
lunoe iremtonrmeliee. Sneen bar Ell
Bar MIen orb nebe i Spgoen. men tils
lfoas o. obi 0eioerue bar ben meget
ltsrre. @nmle Solt ian neppe minoes
iaa meset Sne i Sulen vi SraRi a
Asitenpifbauen par ltanoSet | belle .
0egr. Scset. iom Tube brInse Vass
lagerer ira 8refien Ill S~abeIano Snles
oag iab iuoelneet | As Elmer % Tom oa
tilbnae til @rcfien. Sumelier % Stirs
ringer bar fuloe al enc. Sotpmotlp nleo
SnepIoa flnbc life bplbe &tnien liar.
men mauttc BRUCE 200 9tauo % ell
Sci Seite iii at 'turie Green pct. NGs
item li9eoun par Oct paa @rnmmcrs o8
Stiensbanen. ghi er @ciret lludei ON nj
2inopeir, iaa Sneen bar ntIntet Def
babe.
ser er life iad megen Sommertrart
ipinter, bel pan @rlino af at Yrilerne
er lape, o9 Stooeu CT iaa ~imaabuegen
fer, at oer bar aont al al fod potse I'll.
Set er ganite aooe Sioer her M, oa alt,
boao man bar at iGl9e. Ell | gob &rts,
iaaiom aioo. 6IRii. Smer % Nrlt-
8ranobu Meieri betoler ira 10 I'll II
gre Siteren for Welteu. @rGnbepeo er
oeiaa / goo Nri5, Oct tommer bel AZ, az
pi bar fadct Sertlbdne % indIeoes let
tere transport til afirtniu9sitepet.
0}an flaQer oper. al BET or oprt at lepe
for benz iom lfaI tiebe alt, men iaa bar
scr o9fau otter u~oritc 6orbolpc brret
GOD 6ortieuelte.
Ser. antnm biz iioite CONNER TO
Rorif Nmeritancre meo Samille. ncmlig
Sper Stari og Die 8. aios. Den iprite
boIot / 8eb Nioer 9olen, Den anben |
Winteiota. @e9ge or Snrmere. Sper
Stnri bar leg bort lial bile bpiGtte ia
Der; ban ital hopc Iagt iiq op en- Del
Yer9e. 8. &is5 bill nof reiie oper iaIen
til Gadreu; ban Dor M hos i'm Srooer
paa &ies.
Ser cr inotruiet ilerc 9sosraIo her
/ @rnnbbu i Der %ienere, nemIig 6eoe
raoh5mnno Grit s.. &iss, Some @tarte
aisS (feot @leger), 5nteb Crit 9loe
ituen, % Suiann Nilielsffeu (fsot Het
rumSnoen), Some Anue O. @igen (isot
Erbsl % Nuoer5 8. Sfari.
Ger bar orret en- bel Gel llgreie meo
al faa opgiort ale anmle N~egn'.aber
poa bet 9amIe Nar. ga en- nh 2op er
trnnbt / 9raft ira Hntoar, iom beitents
mer, at al @jGlo, iom er 8 &ar o9 Der
obcr, ifal bore betnIt eler oronet tnoeu
Rptnar, oa Ben eftcr Sen Etb er forrlbet
% ian life inborioes al ret5li9 Se,. Ser
lfal BABE ppret Ell bel VtGngbc alaaer
til 6orItgstomntiaiioncu i oi9ie Sage.
Der tllube not barre mere al tribe on,
men ieg tor life bebe ON Elnh5 for
mere benue Sang. 8. IS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Sig err nlonofolf.

Naar ban iioocr en- Sporoo9n.
90 en- aunumei oq ipogelig aone font
mer iuo. oil ban ai0e belIoe lin Nldoe
% iud iele iig itoli oeo 6dlteit
pau. al Sc anore Kusiagerer bctragter
aam iom Ell teiIia % beIcpen 9fano.
San oil ogiad opgipe I'M EldoS III
fyuroel Tor eli inut ing Game %
ioa unore iig oUer. ON htn er en- al
ocm. ION tror paa aiGrIighco REQ
NIsoe.
8an hi iiooe oppe til 81 ! ON
0attcn % ipiIle sort % oil irp0e ltg
mere oper at uinoe 40 Gents oo, emo
ON Ran IaQen eiter gisr en- Forret.
nina. ION rom ticner mango Collars
pao.
San fan tabe 60 GentS ! Ct SUiI
meO @eluer % bIipc mere iirOt poo
DC andre 5pluere en0 pod en- gtuno.
iom bar ioIgt bom en- $losGeit Tor
$3.50.
0au i~ndffcr haunIig ON apnloct
pau 8runO al bat0e9 Soripnge!igbco
OF tilbrmger iaa ielu en- Iune meo
al plole % iteac ia lorm Spetlet,
naar ron ifal paa 9eisg Dos Ell al Dc
ifierre.
San iortpler i'm Some atturat.
luorlcoes HeqierInaen buroe Icic
aunolip8rQamaulet OF iaa leler
hon en- Arbelbsmono til at grnpe Ell
li0er H~fflsberenoe / Edqquoroeu.
san indtter ON. boor tndbeIig Oct
cr at iri0e Tia iremi til )orentIia Be
ihlelic men hau fisrer alorig meo
iire fine 0eite aienrer DC tomme
@a6er.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
4. s(If So,,oe. icnt s 9

ttl %NtsN1 lttt INV
v. Tbeobora siberia Siraitte
Soilae. fsot 1858. 2prerinoe.
VI. NIao @uIlilm 6unse. febt
1860, beo 1865.
VII. @aafon &riitim Salige. Snae-
MGR. fsbt 1862. gilt 1901
mcb Sanno Spenosbdffen.
anno Sniae. ieot 1864 gift
meb Nisiion$prpit Sfrooor
Slien (oeo poa MnhaaaSfar).
9arn, Cha Nien, isot 1895
IN. @uitau ssobonnes SiaImar MI
freq Saiiae. loot 1867. ao.
tefet / aongspmaer. aiIt meo
SiI6egaro aieIlonb. Sem
Born. nernlia:
1. either Soiiae, fsoi 1895.
.. 9lotbiloe @mige. I. 1896.
3. ella Smlae. ion 1898.
4. Sans 6oiiae, loot 1900.
5. SiIoeguro &ulae. /. 1900.
800 1901.
X. Snacbora Iarte &auee. fsot
1872, aift men Teoer Ghri
itenier. aupellan t Soltm.
sire Bern. nenIio:
I. ~Snaebora Ghriitenien, ieot
1896, opo 1897.
3. SrmeIin Ghriitenien. ieot
1898.
3. Selga Ghriiteuien, isnt
1900.
t. @n Ssn ieht 1901.
Gf ooenitooenbe 1orteqneIie pil
fees. at Sans Nielien Sollgea Otter.
I'll 9ngsooto er:
I Barn,
10 9orneborn
% Rornebnrns Barn.
I 9arneborns @orneburn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

Aoentrr ounes. Store SLATER 600 9oitr) oil blpe ieuot i%oruSbetalt til
cubucr ior 81. opis ben life fan iaaes paa Seres cpbOb5heo. iaa firm til
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co., l6O-164Lak ST.. Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

Eoplllorttet, % BOG bar Stllart
Gatarrb tablets, 0et me aatarrt.
Itiooel inoen ct Iar hapt llia Suf,
ces, at oct i6ug iinoes etbpert Apo.
tet Dc Goreneoe Stater Ga Gana0l.
@a hei Grl Auertcring bar Qunirc
pitt ne6oen0i9 ira @e9puoclicn n
fornt gi9re 4'irbIiflm opmprfioul
poo Wfi0let, men enbuer, Ser Tor,
Iraar lig paa Singer. ueo, at 4Oer-
tering alene alorig flnos iifre en-
Arfifel uorig Sufce9. Den maa
oertii hare et oblpiut. uoi5puterliat
6ortrim % bette beliooer Oct me
&atarrb!!QtioNcl / Ell f%remtrP0enoe
@rao.
SeBer, Der tioligere itoleoc pno
"SnbdIerS, Sprnps" % lofole &aite
eller Ointment. brlger mi Sntart
Gatarrb Sablets, foroi. iom en- al
De met fr~emrngeuoe iaqOe. Oi$ie
Tablets iroehol0er / bcbuqelig be,
fuem 6orm ale De pirfning@f1iloe
aatarrh. Wi0Ier. iaaiom roo Sum,
@Iooroo og Iignenoe %AntiiepticS.
De iroeboIoer iirqen Cocaine Il.
Ter Spiate % fan meo Irngheo %
til Sam gipeS til Smaaberu.
Or. ). 5. 9eitiger ira Gopings
ton, ap., Tiger: Seq leo al an'
tarrb / nrit &oueo og SaIs buer
9eit. bIeu ~tiIitoppet / Npien "a
ianr / &nlien. oct ongreb mine
Stenmeorganer 90 ~uoitrafte ia
cite I'll Wiauen og i~rempbragte NtQue.
fatarrb. Sea tigbte Ell 80 Gent
Ydfte al Stuart's Gatorrb tablets
hos min Apotefer. elf meO oen / min
Somme o. brigte oem trofait %
oen Moo6e, hborpoa DC reuieOe MI
&oueo o1 min Snls par uisieIig
mprfuproig Seq hau0e ingen ao-
tarrb iiOite &inter og Soar; og amer
mig lor belt bciriet FOR ertuer ta-
~tarrbaIif Elage."
Mrs. Serome Gltiior ira @heeI.
ina ". ga. ifriper: BEG leo a
Sdtarrb npiten belle nit Kin %
iioite &inter leo ogiao mine to Bern
al faturrhalif 6~orfielelie og iunr
SOILS; oct uar iad Iloe, at De mnaue
pare hiegume ira Sfolen en- bel Gel
al 8interen. litn groher. Ger par
b.et Eelbre0et al tntarrhaIif Gspbeh
oeo al BRUCE quarts Gatarrt
tablets. opiororeoe mia iaa mo.
trpngen0e at prsue Dem. at ieg
gioroe iaa. og lea er / SanobeO taf-
nenmelig FOR, hU10 DC bar giort Tor
mia o. mIl,e @ern Sea hor aim
IN 9eifc / 6uiet % pe0 oeu isritc
ann0nin1 til en- 6orfisielie caer
iaar @als gisr ul al nIeo oen iti0e.
Ga aaiarrh er fife mere en- SomiIia-
plage hos os.
Batter al nIlo Stsrreile al Sal.
arts 9ntarrh Tablets iGlaes 10,
30 9ents hos nle apotefere.
Sfrip eiter &oa pm Adriaa I'll %
Selbre0elie al aGiarrh; leHoes irit
abresle: 4. u. Stnort 60, Ytar'
! ibal. Weid.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
rite War. siMrcp smitbS 0ciini,

'srIie Aar. Sinircn Smitbs Tcitni.
ton al s@ateifabet or bcflcuot; Set
er or ligne meo Ell SdfS. hpiS to e.
lie or laaieoeS forbnfvone. al De life
Fan aeiflles. ON &c elth oiie laar /
moolatte Hetnniger oa ION dltio
fllpper oa l~traffer 0e1l, lom lrgger
liz ime(lem G5onite prIt FOREIGNER
Sc. ionl IGager ljq iurelem &c to, at
IiSe Strai berior o. huor nege:
9gatetoIf fon hlpc iorfie(liac Ne.
nir9er ON andre Gina, iad iflrloe &C.
iipr / set isrite Mar, uGrc crige ON
a. belfpttc iig icIu moo Sle0trinaers
g Senncr@ monifc reInwutc mex
uiormiftiae ,Snoblorojna
! Oct isrite Mar buroe DC rngtite
Solf fomme I'll en- AiRisreIie on
bpor meQct Oct burOc foite sem at le-
pc. Get er beNlt At irtte Ben Sinn.
iom maa bruae5. ioo laot ION mn
Iiat Set iorite Glar Get er III Ne,
Sci yettrre ienere at iorheie oennc
Sum emo at Qlsre Sen minore. "a
una 9Gqtenuun tog en- 0a0 i'm aonc
ttllihe o. iaaoe | Oeu ilibienNe Zone
iom fun 0cu nle9et InffeIiGe eier
"Si9 mia. hpor.eOea on uur ntdno
til at flare ojg oeuuc Ytoa.
neo meo Sci Tile IN if Al ntG2"
Set oor en- let SdG" ipareo5 nr
tirireoS meo ia leIu. 90 MI mar
lea bar giort sci ina ur0rer leg MIG
oper, at lea alorig tUutte pla oct
isr. Sea ionot uo, At lea nr'ten I
bpert SiIiuIoe hmoe iao Slng pdo
areoit."
Gette mco arcojt or en- SuOrc %
en- 6are. 9ige ira iorlt al ifldoe
&uitruen fomme Sen &att II bctalt
iiuc 3esninRer huer Hoe. "a oct bar
cr rigc Soil. ion bar Gooo'nt q!
brpe iine Napm aiobmTnoenca
9eQer.
Get er ianot uof at mnlacn 'taf'
fel9 Suitul life iolr &enBe uot til At
bptalc ior. bpoo bun ticber Ill
Auiel. ia, fife enaar1 iaar uio, Aocr
me9e. bcuoe3 Mauo %tieuer. Ter cr
mango Mrno. iru tiger til 81 8ptn
Ser, icnt De ritter iiQ meb: "9it nit
ioroiife @oos ital bi,uc Sir %
icnrre inner N%uitruct oct uanIfall1t
nof at iad Vcnqc til at fjpbc e Sri.
merle. Gn Miami lom bar 41tcI'e
Tor lin 0ritnl Fisr benOe life til en-
SiaQCr: han aluer henOc Een8e. 'olt
Mm ifuI BRUCE eitcr Beetle Stlon.
Ienae er life en- nrieniIia getirBel'c
for at fnrne pare InffelIa men INT
feliae Ifcnneifer hor YluinoeIiFhen
nof al Oem eQcr. huo0 De amer 'or
nof. Gcrior ifuloc en- @llt1l td0
GrtQc NOT hoerfcn mere eIler mtr
Gre. 8iitc ToIf uor "tSentIcnon
on "&aon" isr Dc b,cp giite men &c
olcnmcr oct cite. 2et n%eNpcnoigoto
iutimc Torholo fan oite, Hoi2 man
life er ioriatiQ alIcrcoe oei ierlte
9lor. iere til. on life retop 6oroat
ialinlo. at oen enc toger Iioet Sen
inn I'll Sen urOen3 SsleIler. huilfat
cr netop set. hoori Nulrliac Ntanertr
beitlnr. 4uorior fife bic IiNe'dd
meoeu loft oa Iiaei1l liOcn 1jIbale
liabro I'll at Iunoe Sell ij0coprr'or
ems Nuitru iom C%perior ems Nonl
puQnpn Iorretrinacr? Ntoo'te
mere auINe ErTitc og onoet on6t
blarot 9GQteiolf hor mere in @runo
l. al man / 9Gqtcitnbet life uiler al
minoclla NeiIl9be0. enp ar no8ct an
set.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Bans Nliclieu pauoes
Gfterfommere.

Iii llogangen al 1901 er Sans
g%fielien Sauges efterilngt gnaet %
til iaIt 81 Eerioner, bporai 30 lepcr.
@dltge pnr 10 @ouge gift, ierit
meO InOrea 4~noerSoatter lipblts ira
9tes pua &oInerife % ienere meO >Su.
gcborg Wfarie 0lsoatter ira 1Spaium
(bum Osoe 1872 iom @ute efter StDr-
tingsnano ariitian 9umer).
8 lit forite gggteifab bnpoe 6auqe
ct eneite Darn, Senlen Auoreas
@auge. loot Sen t2tc December 1915
og oob iom Eropit % S%ogneprp1t
Sficn / ~5onlor 1892.
San par eli fremrogenoe Geiitlig
90 er fl. a. befienot iom llogiper al
Saltges SQlmeboa IT. % al "Forif
W5i$IionstiOcnne~ innt iom ISorfatter
al flere Hrpoifener MN. San par
1S65-66 StortingSmono Tor Sfien.
San Dor gift meo Gabrielle Ga
iporu Siqi5munon aicnono Cont
1890, Cater al Sopneprpit I'll
0nnubol Gabriel aic1ono og @uitopo
fsbt glom ~CioIrrppnte befierot iom
lloQiper al ~grmbringer ira nit 9iu"
% Torfotter al @orneiongen "2ioeil
Gforn"0.
Gropit Anoreas 6muges Born %
@ernebsrn err fsigenoe;:
l. guorea Sargc. loot 1851. 800
1890, gift nreo Gropit Sbeo-
onr Orbjnq / SoIum. Sem
Born. nen1lin
/. Treoriffe Groing. {. 1874.
Git meo Ioitor Sobonnes
Srbirg. ariItionia, I Ssn.
Irne. ca. 9 Iar.
Q. Gabrielle @iritono Crotltg.
isot 1878
3. Hnoreo@ Sauae Groing. I.
1850, Glettrotetnifer
4. @ritooo Sroina. + 1882.
:. Sans Croinq, loot 1891.
II. SortS Nilien Saige 5oqne-
prUit / Changer. ioot 1858.
San Dor ! 1897 1900 Stor,
t%ing5ntolo ira 9rcpif. @iit
meh 9ouiie Sdeel Gre Born.
uenrIig:
+. GIiiobetb Sauac, T. 1892.
>. Nnoreos Saliae. I. 1884.
3. Gabrielle 6aiige. T. tSSS.
III. Snaebora @uItaoa Sm,ae. I.
1855 ait meo rcIioerenoe
anpeGm til @eitre Soter
Sona$ 9inhre. Sneen @srn.
~. @nbricl aieaano 0oliee. fsOr
1857 %>uacuier "a MteScicr Al
Streunens SrUooreicbrif 0
m. @ift me0 @nitapa aiel.
Lamb. Spo Born, nemtia:
I. Cha &0iiae. loot 1889
hso 1894.
.. @eora Saigc. loot 1890
3. Auoreu Sotae. 700. 1892
Neh 1894.
1. Olai Smlge. Isot 1893.
<. anorens Snliae. isot 1895
! 6. agnes Sotee. fsot 1896,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
FRA Granobn.

Get er mn oper q Nm. iiNen ieg ifrcp
ct Bar Smnaimbber / Slaoet, Sea pco
life. men mGal!e Der tom pare Ell eaer
anbeu oerooer / ameritn, iouI aierne pil
be bore liot ira Sranobu. % leg Val ea
ienoe npgIe Sinler iaier
Stoite Sdr biep Ct goof oeaar utco
aoo Sneheimiua. men pad Gaeren blep
Bet rigtie Ri5prfit; baooe Tibet oa eaar
Iiei u~nnraeen al Yoterer, lom Der blep
meaet Al. vi nj life Regu IRA iioit l
Sunt I'll Cttober OF oertil oenue forfrr
beliae Neoe. Set nnr oalan &anbmml
oel operult, 8Gnn marue tleres lunae
geie iii 0usbebop, Scr tom eoa enoel
Ween ient paa 0srteu, men bog ttte ri
jt1Gtselis. oa SorNen a laa sleHnem
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
S>lonnino at Sortrin.
st mt Natorrb.W iibbcl uinbcr M.
tiunnl Fupnlnritct pna minorc
END Ct Nar.

S en- itor Nation puo 50 Dtiaio.
rer CT oct eft oeiperat Strou at er.
bDeroe NuerFienoeIie FOR en- I'M Or.
tIfel, for life at inaffe ont at uinoe
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yards to where the bushes on tn

yards to where the bushes on the
river bank concealed US from the ene-
my and then made our vsy to the
road and our brigade. It was 10 a. m.
when the bridge fell in and the regi-
mentl was ordered out. They we're
nearly all below the bridge concealed
behind the trees on the river bank,
aad would have been exposed TO the
eneWy's fire at least one mile. So
getting out was out of the question
until night cast her dark mantle over
fields and river; then they silently
stole away and joined the brigade.
Lieutenant Palmer with his detail of
three men, Sergeant Watson, Corporal
Musgfove and Private Overman, were
captured and carried to Northern
prison. That night while resting our
weary limbs We could see Cheraw in
flames several blocks at time. Gen
eral Sherman had been careless with
fire again, and treated Chetaw like
ne had Atlanta and Columbia. = Allan
ia Journal.
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After the companies we're forme he
was placed in command of company
Z, which he made one among the best
companies in the regiment. He was
brave ever,ready and reliable soldier,
and always at the post of duty.
Wherever you found company E you
would 6ud Captain Wayne. He led
his company in every engagement the
regulars were in,ln Virginia. Com
pany f with Captain Wayne, Lieu
tenant Frank NJ. Myers and First Ser
geant William D. Kel' tt, was fight
ing machine: In the fall Of 1863 he
was promoted to major and command
ed the regiment until the fall Of 1864,
when he was promoted to colonel and
was in command until the surrender
at Greensboro, missing but one ea.
gagement the regulars we're ever in
and that was Olustie, Florida. He
was absent then at Tallahassee, rresi
dent Of courtmartial A captain
dont think he was admired by the
men CT the regiment as he was gruff,
short spoken officer, IA man of but few
wozds, but meaut just what he said.
After he assumed command nf the
regiment and we learned to know him,
he was the idol of his men. and there
was not a man in the regulars who
would not have died for old Sandy.
You could always tell when he was
absent, the men seemed restless and
weary, but when at the head of the
regiment the boys seemed to care for
nothing, believing him capable of get
hing out Of any trouble we might get
in. The voice we so often heard in
command has long since been silent,
the heart that knew no fear has ceased
to beat, the strong right arm that
flashed his bright sword in the thick
est of the fight has returned to dust,
while his excellent spirit has winged
its fight to the God who gave it.
Sweet be. the sleep Of the gallant
Wayne, e,heneath the, shade of the beau
iful tr, es, free from war cruel strife,
the roll Of the drums, the sharp re-
port Of the rife and the angry boom Of
the cannon, A braver man or better
soldier never wore the gray or drew
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as jumped up and down 10 the same
tracks instead Of going forward. o.
the Cheraw side Of the bridge was on
on level with the street, but on our
side there was plank roadway slop-
ing from the bridge to the ground.
and IS l reached that Sergeant Glenn
ency caught up with me, he having
stepped in hole and fell at the same
time the shell exploded, instead of
being killed as I supposed, which, no
doubt, saved his life. When passed
over him he was too near exhausted
to get up. When near enough to see
through the bridge the scene that met
my gaze for the time being transfixed
me to the spot. About 3Ofeet within
the bridge I saw an officer with his
horse lying dead near him; oool and
deliberately firing at the enemy, who
were trying to put out the fire, while
others were making the minnie balls
fly thick and fast around him. If he
had been backed by 1000 men he
could not have been more cooi or self
composed.
Time was flying and the bullets
with it, aud the few regulars who had
reached the bridge with Sergeant
Clemency and myself decided the Off
Ger was like General D. Fl. Hills cor
poral, needed little reinforceme
Dropping on our knees We orawled to
the Mouth Of the bridge, placed our
rifles on the floor and made music in
the air. I don't claim it was sweet
music, but if you had seen the enemy
scam 'ering out of the other end of the
bridge you might have called it hot
music. The fire seemed to leap for
JOY and it seemed like only few
minutes before the bridge was in
flames fromone endto the other. During
the time the artillery had been turned
on our end of the bridge until the
heat of the fire caused the boys to take
shelter in gully not far from the
river bank where we stretched our.
selves at full length aud Inhaled our
lungs full of Gods pure, fresh air.
1t did not seem long before the
bridge gave way and went down into
the river. Our difficult task had been
accomplished, and the muddy waters
of the swift rolling Pee Dee went
whirling on in its march to the sea,
while Sherman's forces were on one
side and Hardee's on the other.
While lying in the gully saw Colonel
Wayne on his horse behind tree
some 500 yards from the bridge, and
from the compliments he was receiv-
ing in the way of bursting she'll, the
enemy must have seen him, too. Ser
geant Clemency, myself and four 9th
ers crawled up that gully some 200
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permission, or We are under many OBJ
legations, but it was Johnnie take care
OF yourselves if you can, We have
pressing business beyond the river
and will see you later. After they
had passed we looked to our left and
saw the enemy about $50 yards of,
like drove Of black birds making for
our rear. Colonel Wayne ordered o
retreat and we started down the street
ut the double quick with the enemy
at our heels. 1t was running fight
through tie street; we would load on
.ae run, wheel and FIRE while the wo-
men and children we're screaming aud
waving everything they could get hold
Of that was white. l was beside the
color bearer, Sergeant Bennett, who
seemed to be enraged at the white sig.
nails around him and would wave his
dag around his head. yelling, "You
may wave your rags and newspapers,
but here is the battle cross" We
heard the report of cannon about the
centre Of the town and some one said,
Cheer up, boys, we have artillery on
our side Of the river yet" When We
arrived at the street that leads to the
bridge we filed to our left and as we
did SO, Federal battery of several
pieces about $50 yards on the same
street to our right opened fire. C-O
1t was one of the closest PAGES the
regulars were in during the war, and
while the grape and canister were
cracking through the regiment our en-
tire length we could do rothing but
run, as our safety depended on cross
ing the bridge. which was several
blocks away. Before reaching the
bridge we went down hill and were
out of sight Of the artillery with the
exception Of our flag which they were
firing at. Captain DuBose ordered
the colors lowered but Sergeant Ben
nett swore he would die before he
would trail them, but finally did as
Captain DuBose ordered him. We
then left that street by turning to our
left around some buildings and entered
the bridge over the Pee Dee, which
was walled up and covered over.
Rosin bad been strewn on both sides
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-06-04
OUT FOR
Two Escaped COnViCtS.

Escaped from my farm in
Chickasaw county, Miss,
June 2, 1902.
No. 1, named Jim Hunter,
about 5 feet 10 inches tall,
color black, weight between
$50 and 100 pounds, right
eye out, about 40 years old.
Will pay $25 reward for him
delivered in any jail.
No. 2, name Conan Jenk-
ms, about 5 feet 10 inches
tall, about 20 years old,
weighs about lao, very black
Middle finger on right hand
off at first Joint. Will pay
$40 reward for his delivery
in any Jail.
Wire or write me at Oko-
Iona, Miss. c. r. KING.
June 3, 1902.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-06-04
IN MEMoRIAM.

Mrs. Amelia jolly, (nee Day. was
born Dec. IS, 1851; married to MI.
sohn jolly in Oct, 1871, and passed
over the river of death April IS,
1902.
Mrs. Jolly became a christian in her
youth, first uniting with the Mission
airy Baptists ct New Salem; after
wards joining the Christian Church at
Okolona.
For six long years she was q perfect
invalid, not able even to move her
self upon her bed. Surely, III chris
tlan is "made perfect through suffer-
ing, and a Willingness to meet death
be q test Of christianity, Mrs. Jolly
was one Of whom we may say: "she
hath certainly entered the gates Of
the Eternal City"
Many times have we. heard her pray
for the relief which death brings from
earthly suffering, for the coming Of
that rest that remains for the people
Of God. Her prayers are answered;
the pain is over, and the look Of
peace which rested on her face when
we last looked upon it impressed us
with the fact could she send us back
3 message 1t would be, eft Is well, 1t is
wen with my SOUL"
BIRDIE FITZGERALD JOLLY.