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The eubjeot of this sketch m 5 little new-boy mmed Tommy Gone, who fol- lowed A famous lfleh leglment m the that, This eoene took plwe at the eecond We of Bull Run. Thrice up spinal. the enemy We rushed to the stack, And “nice with dmdfill slaughter Our lines were driven heck. Once more our colonel whaled us, And on we mehed two But «on: and battered mix tecoiled With scarcely half our men. W In his o'u M- 3 "2mm“ Myth-.334? W£ lap-pl cpl-t Mr blah“ bunnies. III IngalL “In. blah, in Vol:- r.l I83. I. II E! a)... ‘.F E‘FIFE. to! i E- van; Foo. 'nliiii.i at. fill o: Bur-:83 iv a... {fig-1‘61“..â€" Erinâ€"II": Proudly before the foemnn's gum. Ho Inved Hut Bug on high; "In {nee lit. up, his realm soul Shoo. in his flashing eye; The light of heaven and mnyrdmu Banned in his glowing I'm, A. "(or once was oenumd than The fin of MI nee. Ho! Eta-noon,“ hop! Willyonde-ert Theo” tolhol‘oo? (hr-cot“ W nbrinh below his gun- Orrunhhnbol blow? Ch broumoldhgm‘dl! W unfurle- vouch-M. Amount-cumming". Til-dunno!!!” lqydad. no "mom-nu Soy. M flashed the led artlllery 0m- bleeding column- through, And thick 5nd (not w euth they fall. Oar gull-n1. boys in blue. A shuddering thrill, an icy chill 'l'hmuxh every bosom runs, As falter ran the shot and ohell From tho Confedemm guns. Pnlo, panlin and dmmnyed. The lat mm fr the colour-guard His death-shot than had found, And clone beside, his hulaâ€"flag I‘y torn upon the ground. "I‘m then an Irish drummer buyâ€" Too young for such a sceneâ€"â€" Slapped proudly to the foremost ranks Dru-ed in his jacket green. And picked from oath the battered flag That lay Ill gory then, Rennileas of the Main shell Which hurled throng the air. THE DRUNK BOY. BY DIN)". LIAHY. A, Mad. ”(Mun-pa v. hrbd NI. mm 0307'. MB U. H. 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Tho-o pun-M "port huh; but I good “an. Fourth of July In driving near. Mr. and In. Qultmoyer «untamed A lot of munpuny (mm the city 80min}. In. A. E. Harrington. of Bpflnx anloy, Ill.. 0- hm vuunxhorpunnh. Tho linen Ron and Ham. Hatch Inn-d to mend tho summer In lows. We are to have a children’s sermon next 8nblmtlu.. Rev. Salweek requests that. as many children of the nelghbor hood nu pmmible might be present. We feel to sympnlhlu in thin movev mum and hope um I: spoclal effort wlll be made by all I0 that the children may he at the service. Mrs. Richard Clbveland of Chicago, formerly Miss Minnie Wells. and her husband made a short visit. at her grandfather’s. Mr. 1. Cleveland, last week. A number of her old friends gave them a pleasant surprise hunt. Saturday evening. Mr. James Crnlgmlle and Mr. James Littleford have bought. land in Indiana. Mr. Craigmlle will leave Cass for that place in the (all. Choir practice at Mr. Littleford'u Saturday evening. Miss Atwood,of Downers Grove, Is visiting at her grandfather's, Mr. Jesse Oldfield. A Fourth of July picnic was voted for. Sunday. by the Sunday school, and committees were appointed to make the necessaty arrangements. Good luck to the widoworsâ€" Dnrkibus nightibus Sweet. glrlorum Manibus kisaibus Wants some morum. Thut’s right you east and folks, don't let the west. and get ahead of you; Mr. A. L. Smart. is having :1. gravel drlva put in and planed llngg stones hauled, from Lamont, for a walk. Mr. Neel, of Wheaton, is doing the work. Furniture Dealer. LISLE SIFTI NGS. THE WA]. MARKET. AND CASS; : White a: wnnams. Ad Builders. 5 nwwrwmmwmmwawmmwwmmmiwwmntmmmk Docum- (Imvo. Ill Codtncu T-Iwn PM A" Kind! of Build- Flu-Inle- Pllvlliullrcl General OOOOOOIOCCCI0.0.0.0000...90......OOOOOIOCOOOOOOOOO: Limmll’y Work cnllvd In! and dvlivunl. Tlu- Inca! 0! Volt dam: and uliulnctiun gummnmul. Lfl GRANGE AND NAPERVILLE LAUNDRIES. r 'I‘CDBAOOOS. 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