Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 2

3f Ijl 1 m. a. aaaAAAAAMA i I0CLESBY ESTATE RANS ASLEEP. VETE mt The Sales by the Master in Macon Chancery Not Set Aside. Civil War and Mexican War Veterans Buried in County Cemeteries.

This is the outside And so is the other side When this side is outside. It don't matter which side You wear on the outside, For both sides are inside And both sides are outside. Either side's the right side. And both are "out-of-sight" sides. You can't buy them outside Of STINE'S on the inside.

Jostes, WiUiam Lewlcy, Elijah Morris Ruby Matt cavalry Rodgers. Wm 116 Saulman, John Torod. WiUiam Sturgis, Dr. William Walker, WiUiam Webb, Edward Whittaker Capt, 69 Ind Pleasant View' Township ABB A MS. Cnmmings, John Pop, Zachariah, 115 IU Pope, James 115 111 Long Creek Township.

LONG CREEK. Devore, Joseph Mowry Travis 0 116 111 NORTH FORK. Herman. Abner, I 68 IU Stewart 0 99 IU Wheatland Township. ALL VALUED AT $4O 5800 Beneath moands in Maooo county the remains several hundred civil war veterans rest.

As is the case In other counties A Mattoon Man and the Chicago Park Board Dicker on a Lincoln Rig- -ru Gf.vr A-cnrlh "Vt-twos" 1 hey are single COLLECTION OF STATE NEWS breasted on one side-double-breasted on the other-are mg fancy Silks and Worsteds and are neat and dressy-an acceptable Christmas gift for father lincl-ianH 5nn. brother or sweetheart Prices 4.01) to so.vv. Lincoln, Dec. 8 The sales by the master among these are those whose names, company and regiment are unknown. For some time the local G.

A. B. post has been Interested in s-jouring faots to make a complete record of each veteran. In the majority of cases this has been done bnt there are many whose company and regiment is not known. The Herald this morning presents to its.

readora as nearly correct list as can be secured at the present time. In this list there" may be and quite likely are erroia. In order to make the list even more correct the Herald and the local post would consider it a favor if corrections or additional facts are left at this office or with the commander of the local post. In compiling thia list the Herald is greatly indebted to B. J.

Roberts of 817 fcortb Water street, commander of Dunham Post No. 14L Mr. Roberts has in ohancery of the estate of Richard J. Oglesby hae not been declared off. The sales will stand.

Miss Nina Gillett took the tract of land purchase'! by Michael Cjo- mar 4 s- 3k the day of the sale being the southwest quarter of section 11, except 11 acres of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter Men'sand Young men sgjyercUaiS) In the new Full Back stylish cut made from Coverts, Kerseys. of section 1L as shown by the plat of sui vey; also the southeast quarter of section 10, except that part taken off in lot aba SALEM. Kincade, Hiram 18 Ohio Morris, Lewis, A 116 IU Stevens 41 111 Williams, Adolpb, 130 Ind MT. GILEAD. Beadles, PumeU 116 HI Dick3on 88 Ind Downing, -Ulore, IU Hopkins, Samuol Kaylor Cavalry Montgomery F.

145 111 Mt. Zion Township. MT. ZION. Bohrer 0 116 111 Bartlett, William Davidson 0 116 IU Davidson 0, 116 111 Glosser S8 Ohio Jones 0 116 IU Lacast Charles, Ohio Martin K.

Kentucky ReadheaJ William. Ohio Scott 116 III Smith 116 HI Smith R. 116 111 11.97 acres in the southeast corner of the Boucle and Montagnacs Ln black, browns, olives, tans acd Diues southwest quarter of section 10, considera tion $19,100. W. R.

Baldwin bid off and takes 1Z acres 5.00 to $25.00. Prices from oa the north end of the west part of sec tion 14, as shown by said plat, and the northeast quarter of section 15, and also Cannot be Beat. part of the northwest and part of the south Our Kersey Overcoat, and I fl Hf. our Frieze Ulsters at I UiUU west quarter of section 14, consideration $11,275. Simon Neibnhr takes the southeast quar Morgan Martin 21 111 May 0 116 III Moore Surgeon 115 IU March, Stanley 152 III Nichols Olrey 11G 111 Oglesby 0 115 111 Philbrook 8 111' Perry 1' Price A Pub I 0 Col 41 JU Fugb, Rinahlo Poi py 41 111 Post Mexican Veteran Peddecord Adjt, 115 IU Patterson Piorcc, Wm, 73 Ohio Parkburst, 11 Kicbardson Higgs 145 111 Rigney, John 4 Ohio Resbiough 8, 5 Ohio Smart A 63 Skolloy 3 A Lieut Co 8 111 Smith Indiana Smith Joseph 118 Ohio Sollars 116 111 Stafford, 11.

4 8 III Stinen. Jacob Senseinan A 41 IU Su-ytbe Shiiver, John 71 111 Wm 11G 111 Steele Ohio Savtyer, Ben Steele Major on Mcpherson's stall Smith Smith Colonel Sibley surgeon, 21 111 Steward, Dalton 29 Inf Shupp, Samuel 116 111 Telzia, John 147 111 Taylor Trawbridgo J. D. 94 Id Tuppei Col 116 III Tupper A Lieut-Col 41 111 Toland A. Ohio Thomas Milton Tuttle, Geo 41 III Usery Adjt 35 111 -Whltsit 0 Major 6th 111 Car Wrokham Wm 1st Mictj Art Wilson 66 111 Wocdworth 2 111 Cav Wauughop A E.

11 111 Car Westerbeld I3d Maine Woodward SL 41 IU Wise B. 15 Ohio Warren 41 111 Wilson 55 111 White 10 111 Cav Winegardner Sam Capt 41 111 Wood United States Navy Wheeler Wm, I 41 III Wheeler Andrew 41 111 Wright. Alexander F. 115 Ohio Wiliiums 116 111 Walters, Dr Surgeon 129 IU Withaott, James 72 Ohio Wamsley, Richard WUlhoit, I 39 111 Young H. 116 111 Young K.

116 111 Young Wm. Corp, II116 III Yates, Hudson CALVARY CEMETERY. Bennett Ccndell Flinn 10 111 Gilmore Hunt Hunt Hnckett, Michael Hogan Keck A 194 Ohio Lemboch, Jobn Langbeld WcAnnaliy 10 111 McGafiey 11 Vermont McDonald. John Mahor. Edward 115 111 Men's and Younff Men's Striped Worsted and Blue Travis.

Isaac. 116 HI ter of section 15 and the 'northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 22; also ill Timons. Lam'bant, 116 15 acres of the west part of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, seotion 23 Wanacott 3 R. I 150 IU Wallace 0 116 IU Wilson, Monroe Whitmore Township. 215 acres for $8025.

The total sum realized from the sale on Serge Suits at from $7.50 to $20.00. the real estate incuding town lots In Deca tur which brought $2100, foots up $40,800 Bank Open Again. Wenona. Dec. 8 G.

R. Johnson Son, wbobe bank at Cornell was literally wrecked by seven expert safe blowers Tuesday morn ing have announced that they will resume business at once: also that depositors would not lose a cent. Little Men's 1 Overcoats and Reefers in Chinchillas. Coverts, Kerseys and Boucles an elegant assortment of the right things From $1.50 to $8.00. () 'B'iI HI i i i.

i The bank was insured for $5000 in the Casualty and Fidelity company, and the company has already made overtures to pay taken considerable interest nd pains to locate the resting place of the veterans buried in thia county. In this list below the namo of the soldier, his company and regiment are given. Unless otherwise stated infantry is meant. The townships end burial places are es fallows: Decatur Township. GREENWOOD CEMETERY Alsbcry, Levi, Co H.

63, 111. Armstrong. Trios 41 111. Aholtz, Daniel 3S3, 111. Atbons, Joseph B.

8, 111. Albert, Martin, 4 Ohio. Adam, George, Mass. Ka inter, H. A 1st Biaine O.

Boyd lis. Bnynton 134, IIL Miller a Black A. Boyer, John. Bobi, 52, Bottiger. F.

S. Baker 1 TIL Bauin, Jacob 9, I1L Bonnington 7, Kan. Berlin 8, I1L Bobb 0 Pa. Brayton 42, Ohio. Bislir A J.

63, III Bradley, Samuel Braoley, John. Boswortb, B. A 111. Brockway, David Bramble, O. Black wood, John 117, I1L Burks, George.

Brown 116, I1L Barr. M. Einur, Samuel, A. 1 Tenn Burin, P. 56.

111. Braden, Charles E. 115, III Bakor, Arozi 116, 111. Btenneman. Eli, 10 Ind.

Corrogill, 4, IIL Crocker. 1,. Campbell, Carr, Ni: Crikey Clark, 2. Wis Curtis Culver, Silas, 63, IU. Catlin, Joseph Carter, llfi.

111. Cox, A 41, 11L Clothier, Samuel 10 Va. Collinr. Soth 17, Ohio. Cake Donney, Cyrus, 123 IIL Dnnham, Dayton 8, IU.

Dunham, Amos, 8 111. JJycns, Sam Durfoe, iiatnan. 4, Ohio. Duttou. Denz, William.

8, Mo. Depew, Ctay, 13S Ind. Davis, John, 114, IIL Eakeit, John 21, III Epler, K. 11. FHia.

Jnenh. UNION. Huston, Norval 41 IU Huston 41 111 Klrby 1 and 4, Delaware McCormick, James 1st Maryland Oldwilor Jobn, 207 Pa GARVER'S. Glens, Geo. 1 8 IU Miller I 116 111 Maroa Township.

MAROA CEMETERY, i Bell, Eli 0, 120 Ohio Brintlinger IU Gault 0 116 111 Hackney Thomas, 41 IU Holt Iona, Ohio Lee Lukens John, 116 111 Nolan 85 Ind Nickolson William Ray Thomas, 116 111 Reed Edward Sheeler Wall 93 111 Wilson 55 Ky CENTER RIDGE. Braden, Davis Manoy 11G 111 Hilf 7 III Cnv the loss. Up to the present time four cracksmen have been arrested, two at Pontiac and two at Dwight, both of which towns are on the Alton, tact) ot toe arrested men earned about $S0a Moss in Chicago. sr. Chicago, Dec.

8 A dilapidated, paintless wagon hus stood in a shed back of W. B. Moss' house in Mattoon, III, for so long that the oldest inhabitant remembers not when it first camu'there. It looks like the famous one horse shay must hnve looked before it went out of commission. A few days ago Moss surveyed bis vehicle with a reproachful look and then sat down and penned these lines to the Lincoln park commissioners: NERim PILLS Restore Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood "Gentlemen I have the light spring wagon in which Lincoln and rode to the polls at his first election.

There are people KITE. CO Cure Impoteney. Night Emissions, Loss of Mem- Hild'retb, John Mexican war. Lingle. Capt 116 III Lusk, William Oakley Township.

OAKLEY. Higman, Chir's 107 IU Subbart 107 IU STACKHOCSF GRAVEYARD. Stackhouse, John 116 111 CROSS GRAVEYARD. Andrews, John Ashbury, William Helm, Lafayette Rea, David, 116 IU Stewart, William BOUGHT A SALOON tirv. all vrastin? an in this vicinity who will testify to the fact all effects of self-abnse or I paid $10 for the wagon, for which sum.

excess and imiiikiraTton. will sell tlio soino to the Lincoln park A nerve tonic ana hlnod builder. Brines board." the pink Blow to pale cheeks and restores the The Lincoln park commissioners received firn of voutli. Br mail the communication and gravely referred it fiuo ner box. ooxes lor $2.50, with our bankable g-aorantee to cure to a special committee.

PostotTice Robbery. and copy of oar bankable guarantee bond. EXTRA STRENGTH We are The Exclusive Agents for NervItaTablets Ex-Offlcer Ed. Kochinskl Has Purchased Place In the East End. (YELLOW LABEL) I Kankakee, 8 The Clarke City post-ofSce was robbed by parties who bound and gagged a deputy sheriff who was sleeping in the office.

The parties wore unablo to force the safe Open, and so secured only a few dollars in change. Ths sirni gang held up the night operators of the Kankaiea and Ex-Police Officer Ed Kochinskl yesterday Positively (raarantood cure for Loss of Power, Varicocele, Undeveloped or Shrunken Orean3, Paresis, Locomotor Atasin, Nervous Prostra purchasad of Mrs. C. Dressen the saloon operated by her at the corner of Jasper and Elduratlo streets, and took immediate pos tion, Hysteria, its, insanity, raraiysin ana too Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor. By mail in plain packaee.

81.00 a box, 6 for $9.00 with our bankable (ruax-an tee bond to cure in 30 days or refund money paid- Address session. Ed made a good officer while on Seneca railroad at Cosier and Gardner, but secured only trifling sums of money at Stetson the force and he Is a vory popular man NER VITA MEDICAL CO. among all those who know bim and that those places. The' robbers were masked. Clarke City is a mining town In the west Clinton A Jackson CKiCACO, ILL.

STIFF ern par of Kankakee county and the post- means pretty nearly everybody and It is believed that his new business venture will be a success. SOLD BT J. BLAISE. DRUGGIST. Hats oince lreqtiently nns a largo amount of reg istered letter The Welsbach Patent New York, Due.

7 In the United States Dr. Wright's Case. Taylorville, Doe. 8 Dostor Wright of circuit court of appeals today Judge Ship- PLAIN SAILING FOR Stetson Hats. Uncle Sam knows a thing or two about hats, as he does about yachts.

Stetson Hats have distanced all competitors and successfully defend American hat-supremacy against all comers. No hats like them they're worn the world over. New Autumn stylesstiff and soft hats both. Zooi for Brood on Sweat Leather this city is suffering of blood poisoning in man handed down a decision In the case of the Welsbaoh Light company vs. the American Incandescent Light Co.

affirming the order of the circuit court granting an in the ban and it i-; feared he will lose the thumb if not tfm hand. While dressing the wound on Patrlok Toohey's bead several days ago, he accidentally etack the point of a pair of scissors ln his loft thumb. The wound inflicted was slight and little attention was paid to It at the time. Several Buy one and you know you are right If yon haven't a regular, healthy movement of tho bowels everv day. you're steiu or will he.

Keep yonf bowels open, and bo well, l-orce. in tbeiuapcot Tiolent by sic or pill poison, is dangerous. The smoothest, eulest. most perfect way oi keeping the junction against an Infringement of patents Decision practically ends a litigation of three years and assures to tho Welsbach Light Co. a monopoly in the United State! now oi6 ciear uuu hikmu days later the thumb began to swell and blood poisoning ha? now sat in.

of the patent of Dr. Carl Aur and the im MeCarty, Jobn 144 111 Pifer, Peter Peake 35 IU Ryan, George Wayne 47 Iowa SPANGLER. Smith, Paul 116 111 WY0KLK Adams, James Blair 0 A 106 111 Troutman W. 116 111 lilini Township. EOILING SPRINGS.

Allen, Elisha 116 IU Albert. Samuel 135 Ohio Bear 116 111 Brennington, James 41 111 Braien, Corrior, William Henson. Robert 116 111 Hanks, John 21 111 Hays 116 111 Lambert. James 127 111 Roger, Wm 116 111 Hue. Henry 107 111 Rogers A 116 111 Sbrum.

William Sykes, Thomas Ht 83 Ind Trimmer, Wm 14o IU JWARRENSBCRG. Thompson 15 IU Harristown Township. HARRISTOWN. Amett, John Oonover, Albert 40 Iowa Cnnn ,1 44 Ind Eyman, John 116 III Wheeler, Andrew 116 IU Blue Mound Townseip. BROWN'S CEMETERY.

Brown Wm. 116 111 Pasley A A 116 IU Friends Creek Township. DUNBAR. Haggard, Andrew, A 8 III Haggard, Leander 116 III CHANDLER. Wysoon, Crandell 116 III FRIEND'S CREEK, Adams, George 'Bonford.

Jobn 193 Ohio Brisgs 116 111 Carrothers. Camp In war 1813 Corn, Anrdew 6 111 Cox, John 110 IU Daves, Wm 118 IU DuboU A 41 111 Jamison 10 IU Car Lockwood 16, 111 Maris 10 IU Cav Mullinix, John Painter. Benj, 43 Ind Pain, Sanford, A 41 III Querry, James Kinehart. Wm, 116 IU Reason, Wm, A 116 IU Rod gars 40 Ind Spooner, Fred A 41 III Stump, John Walker, Thomas, Mexican war Withers, 116 IU Niantic Township. LONG POINT.

Everett. Nathan, 10 IU Cav Lockhart cavalry Macon Township. MACON. Berry, Jesse Bruce, Xd Barber, Charles Biddle A 115 III A 6 Ohio Hooliban, Jobn Heist, State Notes. George E.

Coi was bora In Macon ooun- CANDY jstv" TftADt mabr wiBrsnuro -gw provements by William and Fred L. Rawson. Veterans Meet. Cedar Ranids. Iowa.

Dec. 7. The fifth ty, IIL, June 30, 18PS, and died at bis home Id Shelby oounty, III. near Ubed, Nov. 28, 1199, aged 31 years, 4 mo.

and annual runion of the army of the fiontier, composed of the survivors of regiments et- Seat, Lnncler. East, Evans Nafy. Encfco. J. .1 116, 111.

EIhou, John EhraMin, John. EiholU, D.nielW, 83, III. Fisk. Jnmos Ohio. Fields, D.

23. Fell Lewis. Fawning, H. Falknor, Enoch 8, IIL Frazier, 25, 111. Fuller, Fuller, B.

116, IIL Fuller, Fred 116, IIL Goodridge M. 3 M. Navy. Gingrioh, A 9, Pt. Cat.

Gallagber, A 7. IIL Goourcan. J. 8, 111. Glle, ward.

Navy. Griftitt 62 If. Gatford, Richard 41 111. Hummell. Henry 21 111.

Haines, ill 39, IU Hudson, AG. 13, Indiana, liaworth, J. 1 Henderson. Hacgard. James 8 IU, Hill H.

Hatch Hail. 25 Ind. Hubbard 70 Ind Hiler, Wm 0 4 Iowa Oav. Hall, Wm 88 IIL Higgs Wm Baser John A S5 111 Hudson A G. 13 Ind Hamslier.

Wm, 116 111 Hollenbank. 6 0, 67 111. Jett 40 Ky Jones 48 111 James A 8 111 Jones Jack, Joseph Pa Jones, Jack Johnson, Jeremiah 116 111 Keenaa, Wm, I 79 Ohio Kramer 115 111 Kepler 115 111 Kennel ly. John 216 IU Kerr 8 Ohio King, Lyriaa Karr King, Kennedy 133 111 Iioiuabangb 41 IIL Lindsay, John, SI, IU Art Lowery 8 IU Leak Lukens D. 116 111 Larimore 97 III Litterer Luttrell, John A.

41 111 Lord, Andrew. 63 III Lowe I 6, 23 Ohio Lukens, Edward 116 IU Lehman, A 3 111 Cat Locke 2 IU Car Longneoker i Penn Mounted Int Lukens, Aaron Moore 1 Col 115 111 Moore Surgeon, 30 IU Minson Miller, 73 led McWhinney B. 116 IU Martin A 8 III. Marrtln, 63 Ind Martin 116 III Ma ban 3 MitcbeU TJ Navy Morgan 83 111 Montgomery 68 IU 1 Myers 24 days, fie bad been Kick several years ith consumption. Be conduutei butcher ehop at Fincilay, IIL Bis first wife 'ires Emma Lolly, the second Ada B.

Bridg- Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. TasteGnoa.noOnod, Bever Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe.

Kc. 20o. 50c Write for roe sample, and booklet on health. AddrGM BUrllaf Etmtij tam. Cblnc IM, Stir talk.

33s. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN gagea in tne eoutnwen during the civil war, was held here today. A large delegation of the veterans wus in attendance. In a Critical Condition. Racine, Deo.

7. The condition inan. Be was buried by the Yantisville Camp Ka 1H2, Modern Woodmen ol America, of which he was a rcember. The funeral was held at Locust Grove, con of Rev. David B.

Cheney and wile, who were shot by a burglar seid to ducted by Elder Field of Decatur, interment in Locajt Qio-e night te be criticaL None of the suspects A. Lemp ot Dinvill3, has secured the so far arrested have been positively identified as the would-be mdfdeters. toe so Rict la Quality. You Pay 10c for Cijars Hot GomL contract for the monument of the soldiers of Vermilion county. The design is a Cor Stood Up to the Last.

inthian column, standing E3 feet and nine Inches, upon a solid foundation lOzlQ feet New York, Dec. 7. -Joe Bernstein of New York was given the decision over Tony Moran at the Bercnles Athletic club Get Ready for Rough Weather. Men's Beaver and Chinchilla Overcoats, CMT A A special offer this week Brown, Blue and Black Kersey Overcoats. Fancy mixed effects, nobby styles, worth vTIA AA $1200 and $13.50.

special vJ)IUUU Fine Kerseys and Rough Cloth Overcoats. Full Box Styles, Oxfords and jhfp tnf $15 JjU Boys' and Young Men's Top Coats. Also Oxford Mixtures, 15 to (TO FA MA 20 yearsrat J.DU T0 $11) Boys' Reefers, AH Grades, $2.00, $350 Race Clothing Mfg. 129 TO 135 NORTH WATER ST. at Brooklyn tonight.

The bout lasted the limit ot 23 rounds. Big Business. Sorts Idea of the number of (raveling men on the road may be gained by tho feet that there were 65 traosents at the St. Nicholas there is to a bronze figure of a soldier, heroic size (eight feet tall) set on top of this column. Robert Winston, co'ored, was arrested at S.rinrield on a state warrant charging him with larceny was discharged yesterday by- Justice Early.

W. C. Barnes of Dacatur, the complaining witness in the case, failed to appear to prosecute the defendant When the warrant was issued, Barnes said Winston bad stolen some money from bim. He said (be defendant had been drinking with him in saloon cad that wbile tnera be wi drugged. Be said also that Winston stole bis gold watch and chain, but returned tbem.

Be refused, however, io refund the money, which as in a pocket, book. hotel one day this week. Murderand Suicide. AdeL Dec. 7-Jossph HJtthaes, aged 5 STRAIGHT STRAIGHT, 65, beat bis wife to death with a club to day than blew his brains eat wittj shot gun.

Jealousy v. as the cause. CIGAR Some people are never so happy as when they bava bed news (g toll OWLCT IMTATOM FOOL.