Bmf/g^0mHfg§ 1* 4, 1 THE CAMP FIfiE. &> FOE THE LADIES. wr had to go without saying good-by to *Jtt*§b morrer. She'd never a had big fingers you, but comforted myself with the recollection nohow. Wail de cake a all ter be I could write, but did A Sketch of Little PM1 and Other frosted id pink an' white sugar an' Middle Age—Nell's Baby—Most Eateresting—Gxandmother's not my letters." things a candles fer four years, Good Stories. t- Way yer know on top. 'twaz all fixed —DEA, ^•y beautiful fer Joe's baby an' N he Albians I it Phil 118^ N wu jist hoppm' proud over it Thos think Buffalo BiU^S a "Verses. Gen. Philip Henr Sheridan gradua "Bu —but—er—yes, th' air is ruther wonder to have been in this "'Twas sung of old in hut and hall at the Military A a my at W close up here, an' cllmbin stairs sunny little valley to have seen what How once a km? in "evil hour Designs and plans a to in 1853, and served on frontier is bad fer inftuenzy. I guess tey calls can be done with the rifle and pistol Hung musing o'er his castle wall, estimates on all work furnished And, lost idle dreams. Jet fall duty in Texa for nearly years, it diptheery or sunthin' dat way. to hit glass balls or movable disks contracts faithfully executed. Into the &ea his ling of power. and in Oregon from 1855 to 1861. A editur chaps all would have been child's play. One -IN NION HOTEL, the of the civil war he tings. it only tu three a trial was to suspend a ring with a "Then, let him sorrow as he might LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, as appointed Quartermaster of the three days. Go help I up! Buried silk string, cover the ring with a cobweb, An a pledge his daughter and his throne A my of South-Western Missouri, and To who restored the jewel bright, her yesterday, an' de boys 'round in and shoot a bullet through the The broken spell would ne'er unite ', SASH, BLINDS, in April, 1862 Chief Quartermaster of truck is subscribin' fer a white cross ring. This as done not by one, but The giim old ocean held its own* the Wester Department. I May, wid, meybe, a marble angel on it. She certainly a dozen with rifles. WENZEL SGHOTZKO, Propriety, 1862, he was appointed Colonel of* the dat pretty an' dat solid like id Pistol balls are too large for rings, so "The awful powers on man that wait —aDd all kinds of—**#.S&R Second Michigan Voluntee Cavalry, On man, the beggar or the king, all an' termorrer's her birthday. these were shot at the string which To bo\el baie or hall of state Buildinq Material. S N E W TJtMf MiK-tfc as commissioned Brig-General of Don' yer think ez yer kin rub a held the ring, and nine times out of A rrngic ring that masters fate "Volunteers, Jul 1, 1862, and, after a small, little obitchery? Jist fer N ten it as struck. I was nothing to "VVitn each succeeding birthday bring. brief period, as put in a of an' Jo like an' de boys de truck, he first class briclc fire shoot apples from people's heads, flEW ULM, ^^m^i MINN. the 11th Divisio of the A my of "Therein are set four jewels rare: fer dey'se all broke up, too. cigarettes from fingers, and at last one el in he city Pearl winter, summer's ruby blaze, Ohio. a a division in year all ter five days Joe's little darter an stood up holding a rose in his H&M vwr it large airy ms a an A Spring's emeiald, ana, than all more fair, the A my of the Cumberland, and at Nell. I'm askin' it as an' ole friend mouth by the stem, and another shot 1 all's pensive opal, doomed to bear N 1 a large sampefcf the battle ot Stone Eiver,Dec. 31,1862, Don' yer think ez yer kin fix it some-_ the rose a a cutting the stem betwee A heart ot fire btdi earned with haze. ms for he a a on of Baved the army fio rout by bis stubborn how?"— N York Telegram. the lips and the flower. resistance. I "To him the simple spell who knows mercia travelers a ancttj' S4 Twelv nails were partially driven The spmts of the ria« to sway, s&S 3s® &•$ a a be carried frona*t Fo his gallant conduct he was proto Mos Interesting into a board, and a competitor fired Fresh power with e\ ery sunrise lfows4£«%-» be major-general of volunteers. And royal pursun antb are tho«e a to he depot a reasonable.*.! twelve rifle shots each hitting a nail far the most interesting of all That fly his mandates to obey. 1 0 I 1864, he was called and driving it clear into the plank. he finest in a ci* NEW IJLM, MINN. the festivities that have taken place to the army of the Potoma by General Ou of fifteen who made this a at he bar S of late as that mediaeval dinner party "Buthe that with slackened will "-^vi Grant, put in a ot the cavalry trial only one failed and he only because Dreams ot things past ana things to be *£&• given by M. and Mme Pierre Loti, corps, and within the months of his fire an instant. Fiom them the charm is slipping still at Eochefort. he author of "Les Bucklen Arnica Salve M.Mullen, PresH. H. Vajen, Vice-Preset May, and July, besides protectin And diops eie he suspects the ill, i$j®?j£ Th winner of the trials by rifle was he best salve in he world for Cuts,* Pecheurs d'Islande" and "Madame Into the luexorable sea." the flanks of the army and reconnoitering J. G. Rvdolph, Cashiers* a fellow straight as an arrow Bruises Sores, Ulcers Salt Chrysantheme" has fitted up his a —James Bussell Lowell, the enemy's position, was and very handsome. took a single, sion in various styles. There is an Sores, Tetter chapped a Director's: successfully engaged in eighteen distinct rifle and hred and loaded, fired and Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin E oriental drawing-room, wherein the Middl A e. '\%%ftr actions. On the 4th of August loaded so that inside of three minutes tions, and positively cures Pile or visitor a well imagine himself on Werner Bcesch, Chas. Wagner, Br. C. There is not fun in being a 1864, he was put in command of~ the he had fired fifteen balls in the form pay required. I is guaranteed to give the shores of the Bosphorus instead of army of the hhenandoah and soon after middleaged a look at it in any Weschcke, O. M. Olsen, E. O. Koch. of his initials in a plank a I perfect satisfaction, or money the Ba of Biscay a Chinese room, a you like, says a writer for the Toronto of the Middle-Military division, forgot a paces, so will not ed. Pric 25 cents per box. Sold by called the "pagoda," full of spoils of Globe. Th morning of one's where he gained several successes over say, but I it have been an L. the Celestial empire, and a diningroom DRAFTS TO ALL PARTS days is fresh and dewy, and there is an General Earlv, for which he was made unusual distance, as he on the finest in the style of the fifteenth century. M. GRATZ ineffable sweetness and mystery in a brigadier-general of the it OF EUROPE, AND PASSAGE prize of all, a splendid rifle inlaid with I as tor the inauguration of States army and Novembe followin the shades of twilight, but mercilessly gold and coral, and with damascen this marvelous chamber that M. and wa 3 a major-general. the midday sun lights up the TICKETS SOLD. barrels. Mme Pierre Loti issued invitations rugged road that is traveled by the ]oined General Grant's army at City so me time since to their particular Th Albians' pistols are terrible E A E I N middle-aged "woman. Th rose tints in from whence he started, March friends in Eochefort and Paris. weapons, and are at least a foot long, of morning and evening are not for Close Attention iven to Collecting. GROGEBIES and GLASSWA1E '.. 2 5 1 8 6 5 to strike the final blow for single barrels, and carry a ball that Th cards,or rather parchment rolls, her. She looks at life in a hard common-sens the overthrow of General Lee's army will shoot a hole through a an that were printed in old French, and the Northern Virginia. fought the way, and she calls some Minnesota Streei opposite theCongregational a rabbit could run through. These guests were requested to appear not battle of Dinwiddi Court House things by their wrong names. Tha is are heavy, but these use them as only in the costume of the times but Church. to say, she calls sentiment sentimentality, Marc 31, and that of iv Porks if they were the merest toys, but they to adopt the name and attire of some and enthusiasm gush, and love which necessitated Lee's evacuation do marvels with them. Snuffing Low Bates to Pacific Coast. historical personage of the reign of N E W ULM I N N foolishness, and tenderness weakness of Richmon and Petersburg, April 1, candles, hitting apple stems, the apples Loui I W dinner was announce and she doesn't seem to be interested and as the army of Norther Virginia The new agreement between the transcontinental on threads at a remarkable the gentleme offered their luies auchoiizes a lower rate to Pacific fled, he constantly attacked and harrassed in outside of her me and FRANK FRIEDMANN. distance, and. breaking knuckles of :oast points via the Manitoba-Pacific route neighborhood and favorite philanthropic hands to the ladies and the procession them, and compelled their surrender than is made via any other line. Frequent exmrbions. beef into splinters while they are bein passed into the dining-room, two hobby. He opinion of this Accommodations first-class. For at A a to Court House around in a swift circle, r«vfces, maps, and other sicians, played strange music on their dane existence is up in the April 9, 1865. dealer in particulars, apply to Af MI*N«APOUS d' shooting the cork out of a bottle, are pipes, leading the way. Th seats of cheerless words, "Life is a constant t£. WAKREN, General a was assigned to the a seemingly as easy as it would be for Groceries, Crockery. Stoneware' Passenger Agent, St. Evl A W I the host and hostess were placed un chore." ?d,ul, Mum. of the Military division of the southwest me to hit a barn door with a cobble der dais, that of M. Loti being This 1 admit is painting the middleaged 3, and of that of the Gulf, An Excellent Route.' stone at ten feet. This prize was on constructed so as to accommodate beneath Glassware, Notions, Camei I an at her worst, but in view 1 7 1 8 6 5 Unde a new reorganization by quite an elderly an shot his it not only his chair but that of Tourists, business men, settlers and others ot the possibility of such a fate overtaking of the military districts and son's cigarette from between his lips. iesu-mg to reach any place in Central or North:rn Beatrix of Gif, who was the most honored departments, he was assigned to the sweet girls and still Montana, Dakota, Minnesota, or Puget There was another feat which the guest present. Fruit, Flour, et(t 5 Sound and Pacific Coast points should invest* department of the Gulf, A 15,1866, sweet older ones, I feel like urging all tried with both rifles and pistols. This gate regarding the rates and advantages offered W it infinite care and research had a in March, 1867, to the department are young still young or by this route. A rate from Chicago or St.Paul to consisted of setting a sharp knife firmly Puget Sound or Pacific Coast points §5.00 lowt the been drawn up, and not only "getting on," to join with* me an of the Missouri where he continued against a board, point upward, with All goods sold at bottom priceB anS'l than via any other line is guaranteed. Accom were the fifteen courses arranged iron-clad resolve never to be middleaged. until March 1869, when,b the promotion modafirst a basket beneath it. Th marksma delivered free of cost to any part cf after manner of the fifteenth century A in favor of the motion will of Sherman, he became Lieutena was to shoot at the knife, which was Helen the city. J1 but the dishes themselvss were such General and assumed a sig N quite so enthusiasm, to split the bullet in half, and these Falli-I Fort as would have been served at PlessisLes-Tours of the Wester and South-western please! N need to stand on the halves weighed should be of N E W I N N 4 to flAILWAX under Louis I Th room military divisions, with his headquarters benches a Wave both arms. Th equal weight. A boy of not more tana Watertown, Aberdeen, Ellendale, Foil as lighted up by resinous toches reason it is a great mistake ever at Chicago. Buford and Bottinean, Dakota, are a few of th than sixteen on one of these prizes GEO. BENZ & SONS. \M principal points reached via recent extensions ol and the servants costumed as men-atarms. to be middle-aged is shown in the and another youth the other. thi8ioad For maps or other information address one of the courses a anecdote told of a so-called elderly C. H. WABEKN, General Passenger Agent, "Here' Overcoat.*' Bt Paul. Minn Importers and Wholesale Dealers ip _: party of were introduced, gentleman and a thoughtless youth. I 1863 Charles Davidson the Send for new map of Northwest. WINES & r— the roast peacock as conveyed to are old, Father William," the so of an Davidson, a rather C'arnot and JLonls Napoleon. Where Are You Going? the table in triumph, and Loti's already an said. "No, replied prominent tizen of this place, lett A curious coincidence is noted by famous sailor, in the guise of a LIQUORS, the other meditatively, "No, I am not When do you start WheTe from Howmany here, writes a St. Louis correspondent, the correspondent of a Republique Saracen, was brought in chains, In your party? What amount? of freight or old." "Why," said the boy in a to accompanied by a sister, and located baggage have you What route do you prefer? Prancaise who accompanied M. Carnot which his master had knocked oft, ishment,, "your face is wrinkled, your 217 & 219 E. 3rd Str. St. Paul, in Opoa receipt of an answer to the above questions in Wester Mis&ouri, their mother havin his progress through some of the you will be furnished, free of expense, with placing him near him. back is bent, walk with a cane, previously died. Shortly atter the lowest southern departments. This correspondent ODO mm, and in tact I you to be nearly I as 1 o'clock before the spices maps, time rn their arrival at their "Western home states that the captain of the phlets, ov 80." Th other glanced at his trembling were served which concluded the repast, Davidso enlisted in the on steamer on which M. Carnot descended ab'e inform-awa RAILWAY hands and feeble knees. "My after which the tables were reand will save trouble, time and money, army, and in 1864 visited his father at the Garonne from A to Bordeau body is old," said he, "but that is only call in person where necessary, the ballet commenced A an on a furlough. reached is 82 years of age, and that he wears ready to answer above questions should cut out the house that I live in a not The host and three of the gentlemen, MANUFACTURER OF and ope«erve this notice for future reference. It this city the night, and the next the ribbon of the Legio of Hono old." may Decome useful. Address C. H. WABHEN, with as a ladies, stood up to the in repaired to the Lak Shore which was conferred upon him by general Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Mum. Danseles Torches, a sort of rythme Send for new map of Northwest. car shops, where he his father Prince Loui Napoleon, when, as president Th house he lived in! Tha was all walk and interlacing of couples as employed. Th old an greeted his body was to him, and within its of the republic, he made the may become the fashion—wh knows Clieap Cash Store aliectionately, and after they had poor decaying wall dwelt a divine occupant same voyage, upon the same boat, AND DEALEK IN E a dancer holds a lighted torch. enjoyed a short conversation the son dowered with immortal youth. nearly forty years ago. Moreover, the Th entertainment concluded with Tobacco aodjSmobs'Hrticb. said suddenly: steamer which followed that in Th girlisu affectations ot some mature games—als of the period.— Londo G$0. -jSCOfSft M. Carnot with the luggage of president matrons deceive no one and are "Here, father, take my overcoat: Queen. and his suite was also the one sure to a pity or contempt in the I'll be back a minute." the observer. Instead of affecting the appearance used for the same purpose upon the an did not return. learned, Ruemke' Building, N Dim in of youth why not retain the however, through other members of previous occasion.— New York Tribune. Our Grandmothers 1 "Way. E A E I N spirit of youth, which is full of unselfishness, the regiment, that his boy had returned he old-fashioned courtesy of grandmothers DRY GOODS, and gladness, and hope, and to the army and that he had served is being revived again.thoug NOTIONS, lofty endeavor? Crows' feet near the with honor and safety to the end ot in a modified form. A a recent reception HATS, CAPS, A a a Button eyes are not to be dreaded so as the war, but although he wrote repeatedlv. at the white house a fair GROCERIES, CROCKERY a hard, middleage look in the eyes Three days ago, while plowin in a th^re never came a line of explanation girl was presented to the president. N E W & KfiNiC themselves. Wrinkles about the mouth from the youth. After the field, Joh Story of Dunbar, unearthed and OILS. A he took her hand she ducked MANUFACTURER OP cannot begin to be as disagreeable as a war all trace of him as lost. Once, a button covered with rust and of an about six inches with a movemen FINE CIGARS! Also Musical Instruments immense size. discontented, middleage droop in the thirteen years ago the father a an which be termed the corners of it, and a faded complexion and WHEELER & WILSON'S account in a newspaper of the drownin in in that he had turned up a lightning courtesy. Th same little is a blessing compared with the expressions latest Improved of Charles Davidso in the Pacific relic of revolutionary days, he bob as repeated a later as of a face which conveys no placed the button in acids, and wreck, and doubted not that the ungrateful she shook hands with Mrs. Cleveland. SE WIJSG MA CH1JSES. higher intelligence to your in than boy had thus his punis when the rust had eaten away it Som of the bystanders exclaimed: that life is a constant chore. in the form of a violent end. was found that it was indeed a relic, awfully country!" but were Ill Goods Sold at Bottom Prices, and he has placed a price of $10,000 quickly subdued by an explanation Th other day, however, a traveling j@*Special brands made to order. on his find. coming from one of the initiated. an dropped from a train at A Arbor A "Obitchery" for Xell's Baby Th trick is the latest Englis custom a accidently ran across a resithere Th button is about an inch and a •JEW I N N "Mr. Editur," said an old man leanin on being presented to people of note. who called himself Charles half in diameter, made of copper, and over the railing at the entrance to W A N O N E N W has the initials of George Washington, Th is a difficult one, any Davidson had been in the army, Empire Mill Co. the Telegram office to-day and looking Cottcnwbod Mills. "G. W.," within a circle in the centre, if universally adopted the fair societd a had SDent his boyhood in Adrian. the office boy square in the face. "Mr. belles will find some difficulty in perfecting bounded on the outside in a larger circle "My father's name as Lyman, Editur. ef I might be askm yer a favor? themselves in the accomplishment, with the words: "Lon live the said he. I've read yer paper sence yer ROLLER MILL. for, unlike their grandmothers, Odstom grinding- solicited. W a president." "An he is still alive. I him," first runnin' it and N war the early education of the modern said the drummer. Outside of this last circle or ring is grind wheat for (one eigth) or livin' me wi us ole folks, helpin' girl in that respect has been neglected. "What! was the exclamation of the a complete chain of thirteen original change 34 fts. flour, 5 &s. shorts and 8 21 Rollers and 4 Burrs. mother 'round house. A she Courtesies and backboards were states, with the first letter of each A Arborite. "My father alive? Why fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour' tu an' married Joe—Joe' assistant a go consigned to oblivion as old-fashioned state inclosed in one of the thirteen 1 wrote him more than a hundred letters foreman o' his truck now, I suppose and out of date. N together and feed sold at low rates and delivered* links. Th button is at present in the I was in the army and never ye've a W a pleasure in in in he with the old spinning-wheel, they are possession of Willia Harrington of a N free of .got an answer. I thought he be "O, yes," replied the office boy with public at we are ready for bus.ness. being brought to light and favor once dead." this place.—Pittsburg Chronicle. A N & E N I N he machinery and all he editorial dignity. more. Washington Letter to Toledo "Oh, there can't be any mistake latest in he manufac "So yer see I ain't askin' favors like Blade, it. He' very old, but still ATJfriJTOTSE, I ', v,» ture of flour enable us to it a stranger as ain't ever Jain friendly at there." Mrs. Hancock's me in Washingto She mills in he country I ', alLr he son still bad some doubts, but cost $16,000. I is said to be in in Notes W are constantly in 7w "D'ye mind puttin' in an obitchery, it Jus visit -to Adrian last Sunday assured Wheat, „& worth $25,000. Mrs. Leopold de Eothschild has composed eh? that the drummer had been the ^HARNESS MAKERJ some very popular songs. "No, 'tain't nor N neither. 20, at Lac, the Thir- bearer of truthful tidings, for the father Com, £^7l^^ 4?5 -and Dealer in- tfZM It's only a little a kin rub it Mrs. Lillie Devereau a thinks ty-second Wisconsin Volunteer hold and -son onee more after their ^Ovts, in a corner somewheres, 'way would a good soldiers. their reunion. Whips, Collars, and all oth~ seperafcion of twenty-four years. at de fut page jest ter cheer up 1 he Misses Gallaudet are the er articles usually kept Mr. Davidson the younger,, is forean Th Departmen of N recently N an' Joe an me, too, mebbe, an' expert lady tricyclists in Washing in the A Arbor Courier office 1$ in a first-alass har— mustered N 623 in the ole mother. ighest Market PricWr ton. a superintendent ,of the City Electric ness shop. ^fe city of Brooklyn. &$-% kr "1 "Yer see, Nel she had a a a Ligh Works, and is an excellent and & Queen Victoria has a real motherly little bit of a picayune, scary baby T. an Vechten of Warren, Pa., harnesses made to order and re respected gentleman is forty^-ears W sell all in of* kindness underlying her brusque an not bigger'n a kitten. it growe claims to be the oldest soldier living. FLOVK, old, a his father is pairing promptly attended to. ners. W^0&% up, an' curls an' things, and follied is his ninetieth year. eighty- tw©. The had lived in adjoining N E W MLM, I N I S SHORTS, |1| Mme A a is Segalos began to write Jo 'round ter truck-house, so ez all eounties for a years, and General a in F. Force, of "Cincinnati, verses before she was seventeen years boys got broke up on little cuss, LOBRAN, fcc.,P^^ but for the drummer's chance conversation H.FRENZEI4 has been elected Command of age. AT W RATES. an' kissed her an' played wid her so as with the so would still be unto ant of the Soldiers' and Sailors' me got 'most jealous. W a ter President Eliot, of Harvard, says each other.lf$* at Sandusky, Ohio. Specia A on iv to take her ter fires 'long wi de hose, that should never lecture to "'Here's your overcoat," said the old Oiis-tozrL "Worls. dey did but Jo he allowed ez N Manufacturer of Mr. E Lee, son of the great rebel an at their recent ]oyful meeting, after wouldn't he sich larks wi her baby. general, has the gold spurs which were Th daughter of E Edwar E they had talked steadily for several S O A W A E presented to his father during the war "So 'twar ez Nell's baby waz de hours. "Wh didn't me back eret Hale is a portrait painter of A extra stone for in in by a number of Maryland Copperheads makin of an elegant fire laddie, only marked ability. S E E W A E for it?'* S am Cornsheller^ it ez she wa a girl. She'd be jest Why, I received a telegram coma E Isabella, of Spain, is as 4 year old termorrer an' de boys in W a for cash or in a a in me to return to my regiment Dr. Miller, surgeon of the Nationa miserly and picayunis as a sting de truck waz layin' out fer a big cake at once and go to the front. I had only Sfapitfe Mill Cfo me at Milwaukee, Wis., for the little country farmer. an' presents an' things. •«. Go her a Champagne Cider. time to catch my train, and, although past years, has been assigned to little gold bangle ring. See, here it is. CASH PURCHASES I tried to send word to you, I so Mrs. Mary a Mayor of duty at the Nationa "Togua "Small, yer say? Why bless yer, people that I could not do it. I Oskaloosa, Kas.. has a pleasant face Maine. *Bd CHEAP SALES Centre Street, New Ulm, Miw* she were only risin' 3 4 year old ter- and motherly manners.