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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
AMONG THE FARMERS.

20 Il solicited. Addre.s all Communications
intended fof thi. department to AostCuL
rUhAL koirOR. .OxFOkD DEsOcHAr, fAkis. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

Prevent bad odors from the hog.pens
ana feeding houses by scattering ashes or
charcoal plentiiully over the noor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
srArE or MAtNE

COUNTY 90 oxYOGn. (. ,-Bskrd % Cosnt-
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isart sai tuiv ,ist. -
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astlnT bssn fsccived thN ne peiitionsrt aFs -
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apt iioalioa ls sxye1isat. n ls ordered hat the
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Fmrhsr 10 sd nsthsi. % ne sitiesnh taT
% octohsf seat. ~ ZEE of N ciock A. -
sni thsacs prooset o. Ns~ tns fouts
msnu1nei In al Estitpas immsiiiatslI atef
shich vss hsafiaE "a ne parties ant thef
nss.ss ~tl - hsa ssss ccussuisat glses 10 ths
ytlnitY satsach otAsr usassryst tatsa in ths rfsui
-. "a us conmiss oesrs shali istgs pfoYff Ani
ID d farthsf arieft taat rotics ~ ths tine, Ilacs
anf paryoss u the Comaisslonsfs' meeting hofe-
sali - gives o. al psrsoas anf oofporsiioas IN
tsfe.isd ~ esssiug sttsstsd eoTiss oi sai petlon
sn1 81 th's ordef thsseun o. - ssrvei ussca ths
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usstlnf. b. ths cai that al psfsoos al cofro.
rstious maY tnsu an1 thefe AFFsr AL shfs
raass m anF thsy have. -hT tas pfaIf 81 sAia
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A tras ospv " ssii rclti1a ssd oftis of Coah
ArssS ALHKEr :. AUSTIN clsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

sstsn's promises are like the neat that
fowlers set before birds, wach Il not
meant 20 feed them, bat 10 take them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

A drunken man can rarely walk In .
straight line. lie Il more used 20 q rye
tangle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

n, tAs H,.~aAs cs-.ig Cc--iisss-sr' r "a
Ca-.iE - orfs-h
fI,uE un.i.Fsigpei, cliit,ns q sanhsf, Seali
i-rrs al a. acssltY rslaife cortala ChAages 70
ths Feuts of ths crsnts ~ay, ~ laAt eFt ~ felf
tInaarahls usart o. 80. tstsesn kasi -umaef
AT Huestsit.-thef S1ali thefsisfe fesls.s
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10 vies sait ruuts al maks nest-i chAa<e.
tsrr,ts 81 asta datr tbaai s.ii sves pssY.
eEoEsE a. MAXIM,
al II othsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
NUMBER 81.
OXFORD HORSE TALK.

Communications for this department should
Dc addressed 20 A. T. MAIN. south Paris, Me.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14
No. 2l.-ApplicnIion for patent
United States Land Off at Santa
Fe, n. NJ, Dec. 9th. 1888.

No. El.-AppllchlloH IW phteht-
United States Land Off % at Santa
Fe, N. NJ, Dec. 9th. 1888.
NOTICE IL hereby given that
Robert q. hcDnnald. whose post
Office address Is Las Vegas, N. NJ,
foI himself md his claimants
Juan Delgado, Edward l.. Martin,
PEDRO DtlgnuO. Quintien MUinr.
Franci-eo A. Msnzanures, nnd Lo-
renzn L0p.z. has this day filed sp
plirHtiun FIR u patent for 800 lin
ear i,et Of the Pine Tree mine OF
vein, bearing gold, silver aud cop
DER, v it'll GOO ittt IN width, situated
la the Silvrr Buttes mining dis
trict. county Of Santa F., Territory
Of NV Mexico. and desiRna ell by
The field notes aud official plat on
iiip IN this office M lot M, 40l, dis
trict M. /. heiI & des' ribtd M FOL.
lows to Wit: BEGINNING at corner
No. l.. whence high peak bears
south 10 degrees is min. east, and
high peak brHr- south 80 deg 40
min east, aud west end uf placer
mountain bears north 20 deg west,
thence west, VA II deg enrt, 1900
feet To corner n" =; tn, ncr north
vn II deg east 6O0 feet I" corner
No. 3; thence en-t, VA Ia deg east.
1900 lptt Ia corner M. 4; thence
south, Va IL deg SO min esst, 600
feet IT, Former M. !, the place Of
beginning. cont"iring 20.66 acres.
From said cOrRtr Ne. ], b 62 ueg 81
min q sec east. 36ls.l II II To min
rral monument No 81, estSbi-hed
by Rlch'd A. Warden, u. s. mini
deputy surv, Yer. Oct. 18th 1882, In
the survey ~ the Jennie Lode,
The origin u location notice Of this
mine l. recorded In book A, page
SOC, and the amended locsti0n no
lice l. recorded IN hook g, pages
$50 80, Of the mining records In
he flee OF the probate clerk and
exit diclo r. curdrr Of The county o.
Santa Fp, New Mexico. The claim
adjoining II the Tennessee mine
owned by Robert @. Mcdonald
Juan D.ig,dO, Edward l.. Martin
Pedro DelgAdo and Quintien Moi
ner. Any and all peisons claiu inG
adversely To any portion of tn
Pine Tree mine or surface ground
are required to file their advers'
claims with the register Of thu
United States Land Office ut santi
Fe, New Mexico. during sixty day
period of publication hereof. o'
they will be barred by virtue OF tn
provisions If the statutes.
J. JAMES II. WALKER, Register
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

More printers are in the House
Of Representatives than members
Of any other single occupation OF
profession except law. Amos
Cummings, Of New York, was a
tramp printer, and has set type in
every state in the Union. Senator
Ilumb was first a printer, then an
editor aud finally a banker. Gal
luger, Of New Hampshire, Was q
printer, but afterward studied
medicine. Farquhar, Of New York,
is not only a printer, but was once
president Of the Typographical
Union. "Tim' Campbell was a
compositor on the New York Her,
aid when be Was eleotad to the
New York legislature. 0'Donnell,
OF Michigan, learned the printing
business aud has always kept at IT.
Dingiey, Of Maiue; Foran, Of Ohio
Nieboll, # North Carolina; Wick.
ham, of Ohio; Huid, Of Wisconsin.
Vest of Virginia wer all printers.
New York Tribune.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

No @.-Appiic stion fuf patent
United States Land Office, Santa
F., N. NJ. Dec. 9th 1855.
NOTICE l. hereby given that
Ruueit q. Mcdonald, whose post
Office address h. Lss Vegas, Nsa
IA, xirO, fur himself aud his Gu
claimants Edward l.. Martin, Juan
brigade, Pedro 1 elgado Hnd GUN
ten Muiuer, has this day nlsd
application for n patent for LOO
linear feet Of The Tennessee niue Of
vein, bearing gold, silver sud cop
per, with surface ground 600 II 10
width, situated la the silver Butte-
INNING district, county Of Stnta
Fr u territory If New Mexico,
and dr,iguHttd by the fed Etier
anu ,fieial Plat 90 hle la this Ofh"e
~ let M. 400, uistIiet Nj. Il sHId
lot No. 400 ,s iug ueeerlUtd n iOl
Iuws to VII; Beginning al "a Mol,
where stands a post with mound vi
stones marked l-40O, whence high
p,A az bears south ~ dsg OF min
vert, aud n high penk DenT- nuiih
~ deg 50 min west, aud high " iut,
etd ul placer IA. unialilr, bears
north "A neg u min w'-t, thsuce
north, Variation IL ueg IL min ,sri,
/ 500 let 90 cuIreI NJ. 2; THENCE
wet, w ID deg 81 min enri, 0U0 u
To CT No. 3; thtrce south, Va IL
De 81 min east, 1850 IL u M 4;
thrure east, vn - utg 81 min eAsl,
800 Il To U No. !. IIrCe OF began
mug, c%uhlainIug 20 &c acrrs: tiuIn
-ulu corner n /. / r"uth Is deg nc
eant, 2 6s 8 Il To nj er"i m"nu
mput M. 81, established by Rlcn.
ard A. Vnrd,n, u. s Mineral Dep.
uiy Surv, yOr, Oct. 10 h 1857, ~
the .utvtI OF the ] unir LJd-.
The original location Of this mine
Is reruIde lei in hook Is, pHgc 1872,
and the amended lucalinn Is recur-
drd h. book g, pages 59i 5 OF the
mining records ia the tttve OF the
probate cterk aud "a I'll Ia reeur
der uf The county ul Santa FL terri.
tory OF New Mexico. The adjoining
claim ir the Pine Tree mine, owned
hy the within named applicants
aud + rancirco A. Manzannres aud
Lo-enE Lopez. Any aud all per-
sons claiming adver-, ~ ary portion
/ af said T%euntesee mine or surfac,
ground, are required To file theIl
adverse rlhims with The 2, gi~ter o
tue United States land flee n
Santa Fe, Nm. during the ~ day
period of publication h. reof, q
: they will be hHrr'd hy vir ne D
9 the provisions Of the statutes.
JANIS IL. WALKER, Rsgi.t ter,
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

From all portions of tho terri.
tory comes the cry for u better
school law or school system. The
New Mexican speaks OF q local
abuse as follows:
The way the school fund is han
died in most counties in New Mex.
ico, it is absolutely worthless and
OF no benefit whatever to the cause
OF education. Right here in our
own county, under the incompe-
tent management of the superin.
tsndent, tho public school funds
have been almost az bad rs thrown
away. The coming Legislature
should create the office Of public
school superintendent for the ter
ritory, and enact such other meas
ures as will protect this fund and
prevent it's diversion from its
proper channel.
We do not believe that the
whole trouble lies with officials,
but with the looseness of the gen.
eral school law. Taxes are collec.
ted il portions of the territory am.
ply sufficient to meet the educa-
liopsl demands Of the particular
sections, but by constructions OF
the law this fund is diverted at
least to the extent that the parent,
who contribute II get practically
no benefit in the way VI educating
their children. In East Las Vegas
for instance, tho school year will
close on Christmas, after a term o.
only four months, and this, not
withstanding = sun equal to five
times the amount expended in tn,
district, has been contributed BY
the tax payers Of the district.
We are glad to say, however
that a new school law il being pre-
pared that will not he subject tC
the criticism OF this uniairness, bu
which will give even and exac
justice to all, and at the same time
include some OF the best features o
the best systems of Colorado ant
other states, and it will become {
paramount duty with all member
OF the coming Legislature whoa
constituents are even now sutferini
for the want Of some bottor sys
TEN, to consider this proposed law
with, perhaps, such ameniment'
ss the exigsncies OF the case may
require, to the exclusion, IL need
be, of other n rttsrs OF far less i'm
portAnce.-optic.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

Public notice l. hereby given
that the copsrtDefship hereto
fore existing between the under
signed, doiug bu-lne-s Fl San Pc
dFu. New M~exiro. under the nrm
name ul F.snk A Bro. Il dissolved.
The hu-ine-- wall - eunfinued by
p. Frank. who becomes RESPONSE.
bic for debts " The hrm.
y. FRANK,
JosK FKAsK
Dec. LET. 1855.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

The delightful climate OF Cerril-
los, with its splendid location, free
from all unhealthy presences, rem
den il desirrable Tor homes.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

The statements in another place.
Of the advantages Of Cerrillos, are
not overdrawn. They are what
they Iurport to be. facts.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

The Presidents message, IN full
en be read in this paper.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

No 2O.-Applic ,tion fur patent
United States LAnd Office. Sautu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
Deed of Assignment.

Yesterday evening in the Chancery
Cour, Clerks Office deed Of assignment
was recorded from Bell & Bowles 10 A.
II. Courtney, trustee.
Messrs. Bell & Bowles have been for
years engaged in the business Of carpen'
tiers and house builders.
The deed conveys 10 the trustee the fol-
lowing partnership property The car
pentershop together with the lot occu-
pied and used herewith on the west side
of Henry street, between Franklin and
Main streets, fronting forty-eight feet on
Henry and running back seyenty-two
feet.
A horse, wagon and harness, and all
the stock OF lumber, hardware, office
furniture, iron safe, etc.
All chooses in action and credits, Sc
cured by notes, aggregating S2,1S427.
The list Of creditors secured are: Notes,
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company (holding collateral, $500; W.
W. Timberake, S11j; Truman A. Parker
& Co Sl37 50; Jeff Powers, $3.50; Wood
ward & Son, $4Os2S; jeff Powers, SlSji
James Gum & Co, $20l 63; B. & a. Bar
gamin, sl4j, Joseph Hall & Co, sl6s.23
West Il Branch, S24791 Warner Moore,
S1Sl 90 Bailey Davis, $254j0; w. A
Wyatt, 5000 G3; Whitehurst d Owen
$500; J. X. Williams & Co, $500; G. l.
Todd. $43S3; note secured on shop lot
$9i 40 and large number OF open ac-
counts of small amount.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
An Obstrcperous Prisoner.

John Archer Coats is young man who
on the night of May Both, got drunk and
was arrested He sobered up and was
bsiled for his appearance at the Police
Court the following morning. lie did
not appear, but skipped town and went
to Lynchburg. Yesterday morning he
came back and lodged in the hands OF
Policeman Enright the moment he
stepped off the train. He was taken to
the Police Court and there fined 81 and
costs for being drunk on May Both, and
81 more for contempt of court for fleeing
his bail. He was drunk when Policeman
Enright took him in charge, and did not
sober up. In court he INDUCED in profan-
itv, resulting in $40 fine Tor contempt
being added. He could pay nothing,
and was returned to the prisoners pen.
There he cursed, abused, and threatened
to kill the police, which resulted in his
being at once sent TO Jail in default OIL
bond and security in the sum of 5000 ior
his good behavior with extra time IL
serve for failure to pay his fine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
The Democratic League Meeting.

WAsHINGToN, June 23.-The Balti-
more people are actively perfecting az
rangcments for the meeting OF the
League Of Democratic clubs that is to
meet there on the 4th of next month, and
which promises 20 have large delegation
from this city. The convention is 10 be
called to order at noon on the 4th, and
the business will probably be finished the
next day. On the 9th the delegates will
20 down the river, and on the 1th the
delegates are all coming to this city and
will call on the PRESIDENT. The Balti-
moreans have already raised $4,000 to
defray the expenses, and want $4,000
more.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
BASE-B ALL.
Record of the Past Week.

The Chicago club had successful
week, bu. not very trying one De',ol''
however. is a notch nearer the leaders
and this poin, was gained by her STUBBORN
nm biIl work. The Wolverines are mol
ou, OF the race yet.
Boston and New York are playing
evenly, and rank third and fourth respec'
lively. A good opportunity is now ohet
ed the clubs for Overhauling their west
ern rivals. for, while the latter are en-
paped in battling with one another bos'
ton and New York will play compare
lively weak teams.
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and lndian
apolis are playing even below their usu,
ailv moor standard, and the advantage OF
nlavinr a, home does not seem 20 better
their pace. INT.
Washington is playing the best ball In
Tie league, and has passed the PittsouIs
and Indianapolis clubs. The WORK OF
the last two named clubs is disheartening
when you consider the men they have Oh
their payroll. :,
BROOKLYN received a check in he'
triumphant march at the hands OF lhf
Athletics, which club now ties the 81
Louis team for the second place, ana Is
making a rush for the lead.
Cincinnati has improved and may yet
resume her old form; If SO no clup II
secure in the premier position.
OF the weaker clubs Baltimore is de
cidedly the most formidable; Cleveland
coming next, but with little prospect OF
better place. Kansas City and Louisville
bring up the rear guard, but base ball Is
a mighty uncertain thing, and ere a lew
weeks have rolled by the first may be !as'
and the last may be first.
The appended records are complete uf
10 C,,1ov Iuup oAth
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
The United states and Baltimore a Ohio
Express COMPANY.

The United States Express Company
including the Baltimore * Ohio Express
COmpeny, have established an Office in
this city al jlS East Main street, with
Mr.. 5 H. Bowman as agent. This com
pany has Offices q: all prominent points,
and makes direct connection AZ New
York and san Francisco with the Wells,
Fargo & Co, the Pacific and American
Express Companies, and with responsible
trans Oceanic Express Companies. Its
lines traverse nearly every section Of the
Union. II RENTS money ami freight of
OF all kinds, collects moneys, valuable
parcels, packages, merchandise, etc, and
does all business connected with first
class express company al reasonable
rates. Ii also issues money orders for
any amount up to fifty dollars at the
same prices as is charged by the Govern.
ment. All information can be obtained
by applying al the office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
Incnn.cinns When RenC ned.

CHICAGO, June % AT an early hour
this morning ire broke out in thee
story house on Wentworth avenue, in
which there were six families, number
ing twenty. five persons. All of the occu-
pants had narrow escapes Nineteen
persons were taken out Of windows by
the firemen ConiOn Ueimstrom lived
on the second floor, in the rear, with his
wife and six children. Three OF the
latter were unconscious when rescued.
II is probable that two will die.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
old Members Requested tn serve Until
Their successors Appointed.

old Members Requested to serve 'htii
Their successors Appointed.
The following circular letter has been
sent to the members of the various com
pauies of the Fire Department.
OFFICE BOARD or FIRE CoMMIss'Rs,
RICHMOND, Va, June 2l, 1855. !
70 tie ORcers dad Memj0s of tie Ricim0ad
Fire and Fire 1Iarm Departments:
After consultation with the City At
torney, the Board of Fire Commissioners
are informed that the terms OF the officers
and men of the Fire and Fire-Alarm
departments. as they exist to day, expire
July 1st, 1888, at midnight. Il will not
be feasible for the Board 10 organize the
departments between midnight Sunday
July Isl. and Monday morning, July I'd.
The Board, therefore, have determined
that the members of the departments
who shall be in their respective employ
ments or positions may continue TO hold
said positions and perform the duties
thereto attached until the respective po'
sitions can be properly filled by the
Board. If there is a member OF either
department unwilling TO serve IN his
present capacity, the Board Will thank
him TO notify the secretary by June 80,
and the Board will ill his place when
they come into office.
Should the several members OF the de-
par,men;s determine 10 remain III their
present positions from July / until their
successors are appointed, they do so with
the dis,inc; understanding that they are
serving in the department for such time
only as may elapse before the Board can
appoint. and they will be expected to
conform TO the rules and regulations OF
the department as they exist at the date
of the commencement of the duties of the
Board, and TO be paid only for the num-
ber of days that they may actually serve
at the rate of their present pay.
BY direction of the Board of Fire
| Commissioners.
EDWARD III. FISHER,
Secretary pro tenn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Events OF INTEREST
FROM ALL QUARTERS.

Congressional Proceedings-De Young ex
California Causes Stir In Chicago-The
Coming Democratic League - Narrow
Escape from Death by fire.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Senate
was not in session to day.
In the House to-day the conference re-
nor, on the Senate bill to provide for an
International Marine Conference to oe
held in Washington was presented ana
agreed to. The report leaves the TIME
and place discretionary with the fresi-
dent. The appropriation is flxed AZ Wv
600.
Mr.. Dibble moved TO go into Com
n,i,tee of the Whole on Public Building
bill 8. cv
After discussion the motion was finally
carried. 119 to 45, and Mr.. Springer TOOK
the chair.
The first bill taken up was to appro'
nropriate 1850, 900 for building at Port
land, Oregon. On motion OF Mr.. Lane, me
1850. 900 was stricken out and *:VV,VW
inserted Mr.. Dibble moved that the Dill
be laid aside, with favorable recommen'
dation.
Mr.. Lane made the point of no
quorum. 49, ,uu
On Mr.. Dibble's motion to lay the bill
aside with a favorable report, the yeas
were 1OS and the nayes a. =,
Mr.. Lane still insisting on the point o!
no quorum, Mr.. Dibble moved call OF
the House.
The call showed l65 members present,
and the tellers resumed their places, no
quorum having voted on the motion TO
report the bill favorably.
'Ehe molten was carried by vote OF
IS to SO, and the House adjourned to
2.35
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
Accident on the G. & ~.

Yesterday evening one Of the Chesa-
peeke and Ohio freight engines ran of
the track and turned over On its SHE.
The accident happened Just north OF the
Chesapeake /, Ohio wharves, and occur
red in this way: a switch at the point
where the engine turned over had been
left open by the section-masler accident
ally. The engine was left lying where
it landed, and last night force of men
were busily engaged in raising it, and
endeavoring to place it on the track so ii
could lie taken to the shops for repairs.
The accident happened close to the
Powhatan estate in Port Mayo. No one
was injured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the suit OF
Daniel ODonneli against the city OF
Richmond for $1,000 was ended by the
verdict of the jury giving the plaintiff
1915 damages and The court overruling q
motion for a new trial and entering judg-
ment according TO the verdict.
The suit of Warner Moore against the
Western Union Telegraph Company was
partly heard The jury were adjourned
until Monday while the counsel, Wynd
ham X. Meredith, ESQ, for the plaintiff
and Major Robert Styles for the de
iendant, argued the legal points in
yOlyed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court, Judge Barton
presiding, was engaged four hours yes
ierday hearing evidence and listening to
the reading of dispositions in the suit Of
ID. N. Walker against George Campbell.
1t is thought that the major portion of
this week will be occupied in hearing
this case The jury give patient atten.
ton, and by the use Of fans attempt to
keep cool
Yesterday Mr. Joseph Bryan and Mayor
John ID. Kelley, one of the parties de-
fendant, were on the witness stand.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-24
or To Gettysburg.

Attention is called to the notice of X.
E. Lee Camp, elsewhere published, to all
the comrades who propose taking part in
the grand excursion TO Gettysburg via
the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. A
specisl train will leave here OD Sunday
night, July 1st, and arrive at Gettysburg
on Monday at noon. Tickets for the
round trip $3.50. A meeting of the Camp
will be held at WilkinsOn's Hall next
Tuesday night to make such further
arrangements as may be necessary.