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RAILROADS,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT 12:O1 P. M, JULY 10TH. 1891.
Trains will leave Union Station, Pittsburg,
as follows Eastern Standard Timel:
INE II STSU hRn
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It May Be a Duster.

WILDwooD-The Roth and the Forest
Oil Company's No. Is Harbush is 10 feet
in the sand and not showing any OIL
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OOO DOZEN Mems Fast Color
oOO Fancy Border Linen Handker-
chiefs at l0c, or for &c; worth l5c each.
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. CUTS! CUTS! CUTS!
SHARP, SEVERE AND sCATRING!
Cuts in the prices of all garments and articles in each and every
Department. We point few in the
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

176 DOZEN Mems Extra Large Size
~ Hemstitched, All-White Silk
Handkerchiefs at SIC; worth 60c.
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The following is brief story of Almy's
crime: Frank Almv was employed as a
farm hand by Andrew Warden, in whose
barn he was discovered this morning. He
was handsome, and was more refined than is
usually the case with man in his position.
While attending to his duties on the farm
Almy made love to Christie Warden, the "a
year-old daughter of his employer. She was
well educated and popular in social circles
in Hanover. Almy's attentions were dis
tasteful to her and she avoided him. He
went away for time, but returned and re-
ncwed his attentions to the young woman.
Soon Miss Warden had a quarrel with
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BUTLER-The producers in this pioneer
district are as blue as heavens own sky.
There is nothing to cheer them up and hope
has died in every breast. The report for
the month of August will show an increase
in production over that of July, all of
which will be furnished by the SlagIe, Lenz
s. Co. S well, on the Newton Garvin farm,
three miles west of Gallery. 1t is still doing
% barrels an hour. The Forest Oil Company's
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Monroe; s v.-P, Mary T. Bra!nerd Oshkosh. J.
V.-P.. CathaTine Cheek, BITabOO: See. Caroline
III. Bell, Milwaukee: Treas, Emma ~. WymRn,
Niroqua; Chap, kittie +. V. HOllisier, Madison;
ms, Lette f. WithsTs. Eau Clsi~", C""nselor,
Heien H. Charlton, IL oHunead; 1nstituting anu
Installing Officer, Jennie +. Drake Green Bay.
Executive Board-Ecanor Wylie stone, Broad
head; Mary A. Ludington, Neillsviile; Emma a.
Shores, Ashland: Ellen NJ. Hale, kcnosha; Belle
;. Hanover, Merrill
Deegales-Rose II. Johnson tat largel, Milwau-
kee; Louise G. Williams, OCOHOmOwOc; Libby g.
Baer, Appleton; Elccta Smith, Portage; Susie
ChRtfeld, Ia Crosse; Sarah T. Bush, PlatteviIie.
AlteTnates-Emma ~. Randall Cat large, Brod-
head; Ida J. Groat, Fou du Lac; sarah L. Henson,
Ellen Miller, Alma Center; Carrie Joy, Portage
Charlotte L. Prideaux. Mineral Point.
Headquarters have been established at No. l0l
Nineteenth street, Milwaukee. Department PreSi-
dent PutfeT enters upon her work with the good
will OF the Grand Army and the hearty Corpora
ton Of the Womsn's Relief Corps.
Our Order u steadily growing here, No more
faithful and talented women can be found than ia
the Wisconsin W.RC. With soldiers Home
Chapel good ~ paid for, our Home ia cXcellcn,
condition. our hearts wide open 20 the calls Of our
cOuntry'- defenders and our National Home for
Army Nurses not forgotten, the Woman's Relief
Corps Of Wisconsin - power for good Ia the land
and it, daughters are patriotic aud true la 81
'G2. Co Next year shall meet in Madison. where
Gen. FaiTchild resides, and where Geo. W. Peek
now occupies the chair vacated by Secretary kusk
two years ago. Our Chapel will be dedicated in
June, and all who will may come aud see the golden
rule as carried out in the GA. X. and W re OF tho
Badger StRte.-CArOline H. Bell, Past Department
President.
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amounting in the aggregate to $5.5700 600 paid
IN dividends on stock ia six years upon an ia.
yestment Of 100000. The property nov
owned by the Company is worth probably
100000.
"The stock Of the Company sold few years
ago at 1900 a share. IL sold in ls1G ut $l7 a
share"
The city Of Birmingham, Ala was built Oh
the land Of this Company, who owned les than
the Ga.-Ala. Investment Il Development Co.,
whose advertisement appears Oh another page
n0w own al Tallapooss, Ca, and these euor-
nous values have been crcdicl 10y building on
the properties city Of only about $4,000 in
habitauts as shown by the last census.
As the Georpia-Aiahama Investment & De
yel0pment Co. own all their property entire
without indebtedness, or deferred payments,
the receipts from all sales OF city lots must 70
at once 10 the surplus Of the Company to in
crease the semi-annual dividends in addition
10 tho earnings from its manufactory establish
mcnts.
Every sale Of city lots or property made, In
stead of decreasing the assets Of the Company,
| increases them hree.fold by reason Of the inn
progement and development that must neeessa-
Tily follow, the benefits Of which accrue 20 the
remaining property owned by tho Company
increasing very largely its desirability and
selling value.
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IT, H. Wedge. Montpelier; Henry Webb, North
Clarendon; T.. w. Rolfe Tunbri6Re: 1ha-. Wells
Waterbury: C. c. Gokcy, Northhed; George 81.
Rogers, Bellows Falls; j. IL. llamblin, Hancock;
H. :. JHekman, Weybrdge Robert Coffee, Ben
ningtOn; w. NJ. Haskell. Wilmington; VI. V. -
Davis, Chelsea; A. i. sheldon, Dorset; A. D.
Dodge Barre; ID. X. ellison, -. Adams; X. T.
johnson, West Concord; ID. Il. Boyden, Townsend ;
l.. d. Tcrrill, UndeThl; G. A. Powell Richford;
J. n. Webster, Barton; /. w. Kelley, Dandy; w.
G. Whppe North Pomfrct; George Il, Blair, West
Williamson, Middebury; C. w. Wheeler. lrns-
burg; Milton Powers West Halifax; A. ID. Gable,
Montreal, T.. @; A. Il. LeRvenworth, Castleion.
WASHINGTON
Officers Of the following Post are:
Pacific. Is, Port Augelcs-Com.. C. VI. Armbrust;
:. V. C., J. Morgan Dennis; J. V. G., j.. : Derrick
son: o. d., T. A. Gregg: o. G., II. Nj. Wait. Chap.
III. Culver; Surg, G.. w. Vail; Adjt, II. III. MorTi-
SON. 5. NJ, ID. H. Quinn q. NJ. .. J. 7. Collins.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Officers Of the following Post are:
PicrpOnt. q WelshurE-Com., ]. u. McNally
8. V. G, J. Lctzkuis; J. N.C y. McCamiit; Chap,
E A. Chambcriin; q. NJ. >, q. Davinson; All
Il. III. Marks; surg. NJ. Carmichael; %. d., l..
Bucey; o. g., G.. Iimbcrs.
WISCONSIN,
With profound sorrow the Department Com
mander announces the death of Comrade James
Davidson, Of Sparta. During the war OF the rebel
lion, GOmradc Davidson served Tor "A Time with TIE
rank Of Major la the 5ih N. Y. Cav. He was n
charter member Of John w. Lynn Post, 30, Depart
mcnt Of Wisconsin. and was Department Com
mnndeT In 1855 His death occurred mt Wichita,
Kan, the 10Th OF March. Comrade Davidson
was a good soldier, faithful Grand Army man, an
excellent citizen. and died full OF years and honoTs
Officers of the following Post are:
w. q. Wheeler, 80. Osseo-Com., John A. Jones;
S.N. C., James kinyon; j. V. C., James III. Thomp-
son; Chap, w = iIine; q. d.. ID. w. Hazen; q. G.,
Fred Couple; Adj, A. III. Rogers; q, NJ, WIN.
Lindsey; q. M. s, Samuel Hoguei ). NJ, Denver
ThllmRn.
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common schools and tic
kimball Union Academy,
al Meriden. lie made au
excellent record In Co. G,
18Th n. a., being one oi
Is who survived the terri,
BILE hRrdsliips Of that regi.
ment in the Louisiana
swamps. A few years
after HIU close OF the Wal
he WAS profiiably engaged
in mercantile business IN
Enfield, bat IN 1873 hi,
bad health compelled him
Ia sell ont, aud be took
up farming and fire Ia
-nrance, aud NJ those DC,
equations he ~ still a'
work. Commander lius,
las held several muulci'
pal and State Offices. ~,
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GIeaningS from National Headquar
ters---NOtes from the Departments
MARY SEARS MCIIENRy. National President
HANNAH X. PLIMFTOS. National Secretary.

To specially aid and assist the Grand Army Of
the Republic and 10 perpetuAte tile memory oil
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans as need our help
and protection, and To extend ueedful aid To their
widows and orphans; to find them homes ana
employment, and assure them OF sympathy Rud
friends To cherish and emulate the deeds OF our
Army Nurses, aud Of all loyal women who render,
ed loving service To their country ia her hour oil
peril.
To inculcate lessons 81 patriotism and love OF
country among our children and ia the communi-
ties ia which live; to maintain true allegiance
to the United States Of America; to dtscountenauce
whatever tends TO weaken loyalty and 10 cncour-
age the spread Of universal liberty and equal rights
60 all.
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent, who have not given aid and comfort 10
the enemies Of the Union, who would perpetuate
the principles to which this association stands
pledged and who have attained the age OF 10 years
shall he eligible TO membership In the Woman 4
Relief Corps.
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over $1,000, 900 in dividends Per Year.

Asa practical demonstration OF the accunu-
latiye values or lands situated in growing
city, aud the claim justly made that the more
lots that are sold the more there arc lin yalge)
remaining, we quote from the statement Of the
Elyton Land Company Of Birmingham, Ala,
recently made by the President, Mr.. ii. NJ.
Caldwell:
rated ia 1870, with cash capital OF 100000
which was expended in land. The capital staci,
was then fixed az 10000. In the year 155i q
dividend of 100000, or 100 per cent. on tire
capital stock, was declared. Since that time
dividends have been made rs follows:
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The IA Pas Gettysburg Monument.

In the equity suit Of the 72d Pa. against the
Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association
Judge Mcclellan decided that the monument of
the regiment shall be erected 20 feet at the rear
Of stone fence at the place known as the
Bloody Angle" aud midway between the
monuments of tue Goth and list Pa. This is
great victory for the I'D. The case will now
probably 90 to the Supreme Court on appeal of
the Memorial Association.
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Hive You Asthmnl

You can try SchifFmann's Asthma Cure free
of charge. Never fails to give instant relief in
worst cases. His method of advertising is by
giving it away Postage two cents. Name
NATIONAL TRIBUNE and send your address
for free trial package to DIR. L. Schifmann, St.
Paul, Mimi.
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DEAR READERS: am able TO pay my board and
tuition wear good clothes aud have money in my
rocket by spending my odd hours ~ a vacations
plating iewrry aud tableware Aud selling p!aters.
have made so per day; never less than 81. paid
IS for my platter To H. L. DeInU & Co. Columbus u.
Anyone can profit by my experience by writing
there for circulars. a STUDENT.
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NEW Jersey,

Capt. 4. H. Titus, Trenton: Reunion I'd n. J. Bri-
cade Society, including the 5th, Ola, 7th, STA aud
llth ". j., with others from the States Of Pcnusyl-
wanna, New York, Massachusetts and Maine, at
Camden, April ~
OHIO.
J. ~ Snodgrass. Secretary; Reunion lst Ohio AT
StUubcngilc, April - and Is
Reunion Of Ohio Brigade C27th, 39lh, 13d and CD
Ohio at Slenbenvle, April $3.50.
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IlE IIIo NtTt eTJFf IUIII HHstI1 VIII IoIItI IuH
81 ,ji3; turned over to Posts, S52l.
ALL HAIL To THE W.R.C. CENTENARIAN.
DEAR TRIBUNE: Whether il be true or M
"OhiO's TO tae front again" wish To tell you
the aged mother that i to become one In o.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.

General Orders, No. 10. Of Department Com
uander L. VI. Bowling, OF Ohio announce y re-
ceptOu on the evening of April p ut the Opera
House Steubenville, o.. for the Grand Army and
WomAu's Relief Corps in connection with the 25th
annual EueImpmeut, GAR. aud eighth annual
Convention, N.R.C.
John Dunn Pos. and Corps, Apple Creek, o., have
begun their arrangements for Memorial Day.
There i nothing like starting in early.
The Widows Home. near i'ttsburg, Pa, founded
by the Ladies' Of the GAR, IS reported in a flour
isl,ing condition and blessing 20 its aged bene-
ficiIFIe5.
Roberts Corps. ~ Department OF New York
Mary }. Wallace, Secretary, la. begun busy year
Last Fall they made perfect success of their fair
and from the proceeds presented Roberts Post, l0i
with n lne organ.
Al the fifth anniversary Of w. NJ Warren Corps
CO. Wakefield, Mass. Past Department. President
Emma r. Iuwd was hOnored guest. She de
liyrred an eloquent address Relief Corps work
mad ia te cuur-c of the evening presented a GOLD
bulge 10 Past President Juliet Anderson on behal
Of the Corps and "a similar badge 10 Past President
Della Locke one the irsl and IAc other the secouC
presiding officer.
Department Commander A. Z. Fowler, OF Arkan
sus hiss reported To National Headquarters II q.
/ the institution Of Corps n: Little Rock, with q
charter members.
Tie Jury la the case Of LHzy Gibson. the old sol
i der Of Arkansas to whose defense the W.iC. con
tributed largely. has been acquitted. Eighth Ma
/ t!oual Convention voted 90 for mis- defense.
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KkSShCHUsETTS.-

81. 81. "a.
~ "l.uAi 'liil lite ~ l'"tl ~ Dorchester, was
N - 49,, ~ ',,l's 'Hlug March
~. Z" IN ~, 'i'4'7 hlh invited
a. o-ii-.-l-'i 49, - nov presided, ana liI-
ti'."'@ !" 1880 i''i."l -lhtHt commander
'I.'l'. W. t'Ye' ~ ~ 'lii'1 army nehnlpf
n ~, ~ 10y ~ liis olA.t' io.i"W'a by senior
lfi Y, ',''','i ''.'i '.,I'li non. y.
4 4-'. ~ "a, NV" .''.'ioh N1HHell iu-
p ~. t"i"h 'hifutls 81
.t' '..'ii ~ & ~ - g i,leiiy h"H ls"Ho
Ht & l ~ I 'a'-.-il'' ~ ''' 'hi ''ii.
H.''. -'tAa = t'htis oi i"rl
~ -..' ~ - -'-1 VIII several
e.'' -. ~ ~ A1'i'st e''tA'hea llle pro-
60 " II. ~ -.llE, ~
- ~ A'' - Z o7t . il"s'"h' hrla on
tht.I.--f .+.'' - 80 "a l''"I'ye-sh'll eliminating
tom q i...l.',' - ~, ~ 'oulieI TO bulla =
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KFRRkSKh.

A delightful evening was spent lately by Scdg-
wick Post and Corps Of KcRruy The exercises
consisted Of music, recitation aud speechmaling.
The ladies Of the Corps fairly Outdid any previous
efforts IN the rcfrcshmeut line, aud dancing fol-
lowed uuIi "a late hour.
Officers OF the following Posts are:
Dahgren, b5, PaUiihon-tom., J. J. Lutz; :. V.
g., John q Goss; y. v. C.. n. A. Wilcox: Surg, j.
B. Slolhower; Chap. j. M. Sipherd; q. NJ, VIM.
a. liell; .. D. ChH-. NOwuesi o. O., Chas. Becker
Adj Louis Lcsicur.
II. s. Grant, 40 Omaha-Com., Champion 8.
Chase 5. v. O. Robert :. Wilcox; =. v. G., Henry
II Benson; Adj't, John Jeilcoat; q. NJ. David NJ.
liRverlyi surg, VIM. d. Christie; Chap. QuiIcw
ID, SHiuu; O. d.. Lafayette Anderson; o. g., Mi
chael Mcmahon = NJ, Simeon Bloom; q. nj. =,
Simon AdRmsky.
Dick Opleshy, 2s4 Hmtly-Com., A. n. Shu-
mRrd; = v. O., o. H. MnodwortAi J, v. G., J. u.
David; Adjl, Simeon Smith, o. d.. FeTd Hoffman
Q. -, J. i. Ehueharti a. NJ, J. J, d. Leicki Chap,
C. n. Dodd.
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WiScoNSi
REUNIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The Minute Men Of 81 met ut the Crawford
House Boston March Is and elected the following
Ofiicrrs-pres, Col. Henry Walker; V.-P's, Gen.
d. w. Waldrop, tien. r. w. Hinclses; Treas, Capt.
T. u. Spofiord a. NJ, Col George w. Mason; Rec.
Sec, Frank A. Brown: Cor. see. A. VI. shaw.
Luther Wait, Ipswich: Reunion LIST Mass. III. A..
nj Ipswich April p Notify Secretary.
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NEW YORK.

Camp 80, Buffalo, has been putting in some ex-
cellent work In extending its membership of late.
The initiatory movement was inaugurated by an
impromptu meeting, held Feb. % at st. Stephens
Hall. The meeting was addressed by Commander
in-Chief Webb, Hon. j. r. McCabe Of Boston, and
Hon. =. W Hatch, Past Colonel Of the Division a
member of Camp 49, As a result 50 applica-
tiOns for membership were received. The adj
dresses OF the evening are worthy Of more extend
ell notice.
A Camp has been mustered at CanisteO by n. L.
Harrison assisted by Brothers Roberts, Gluer Bur
key and Claflin, Of HOrnellsville Camp, %. The
muster was attended by the comrades Of Ahram
Allen Post ia body. The installation Of officers
was also attended by the W. R.C. Of Canisteo, and
refreshments were afterward served by them to the
Sons. The new Camp IL To be known rs III. T.
Buck Camp, lS7. Oficcrs-Capt., w. r. Crane;
First Lieut., j. H. Williams; Second Lieut., f. G.
DeAIarce; Council Jas. Hammar, Jas Swartout
Lester BarkalOw; Chap, VIM. DOty; First Scrg' {,
" > HaIlett q. NJ, III. Swartout; G. s., i. l.. Cory
:. Of g. Arthur MCtiruw; @. of c., Isaac Baker; O.
c.. NJ GOsper; r. g., Jno. BTuner
New Camps in New York Division are now ol
ordinary occurrence. Under the new order oil
things "a inaugurated by systematic effort Of Dt
vision Headquarters under Lieut. Col. W. IT.
Wyker aud his assistants. the membership Of the
Division has gained confidence, and excellent wor:
Is being done in the old Camps well As in the
mastering Of new ones. De Ruyton, Crown Point
OwegO. WATERFOWL, PHtchOgue. Olean, Cansteo
Bolivar and Vienna the most recent acCe5slon5
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

IAN Post elections received at this office which
have noi been already published viii appear Hs
Eoou a. space can be found for them. il any ara
cent which do NOS appear iB tire course 81 two
month, 81 will be understood that they were pub
Lao
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MONTANA,
Onicer. I'd lie following Pos, IRE

Ull0ers % the following IOai are:
Custer, 5, Sherdan-Cnm. Elias II. Day; 8 V.
lmmogeuc ID. Moore j, v. T., Evan J. Jones
surg, Nm. A. Hall; Chap, o. II. Panmeier; q. VI
Henry ID. Ro-sitcr; o. D., Edwin J.. Dickinson
Adjt @. w. RRltenouri o. G., q. r. ). Low
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responded 10 by the 800 veterans present, Com
mRndeT Chandler called 10 order and introduet
Department Commander Smith, followed 10y Senio
Vice Commander GhHrchll, Junior Vice Com
mandor Han. Inspector McihethCc, Judge AdVo
cate Putnam, J. Walter l5radlce and other veteran
from visiting Posts. Post l2l numbers upwards o
$50 y"'"~'ns aud IL Ia thriving condition.
MICHIGAN
Officers 81 the following Posts nrc;
Edward PomeFny, 4S, Jackson Com, w. w. Ben
nett; s. v. C.. ,. -. Jewcll; =. V. C., John BOOTH
q NJ, Albert Dunham; Ait Don ,. McCall
Chap, III. d. Brakeman: q. d., Geo. d, lBigelow
% G., a. G.. FuKon; =. A., G. III, Tarbelli q. Nj. :.
Hiram Bny; Surg, DR.. Hcnshaw.
A. q. Russell, 28i liubbardatown-Com,, G.
Bennett; =. ". C., Nathaniel Sessions; y. v. q,
Henry Bamanei q. NJ, Henry Grove; surg. II. w
Browne Chap, J.. nj. Gallicki o. d., H. e. Reed
o. G., J. Manning.
MINKESo ORA
Officers Of the following Post are;
Jamcs Nj McKclyey 1884,, ~ Cloud-Com., Free
Reed; :. v c., James Il tggersian; y V. C. Edwin
kidderS Adj.t, ~. A. SpOouer; q. NJ ID. A, Per
kins; Chap john Shateri q. d.. A. u. Perkins
sung, Charles Neal o. c. john B. sherer.
MISSOURI
~ the comrades Of any GAR Post On Missouri
where thcIc u not already Camp ot sons OF y etc
rams organized, desire TO organize Camp they Nli
please address a letter 10 Capt Jesse RUutc, Mus
tcring Officer Of the Missouri Division, at Mans
field, Wright County, for blanks aud instructions
lie VIII he more lian glad 10 send the necessary
blanks aud complete instructions Tor tie organ znl
81 "a Camp Comrades, write To- Capt hoole Tor
blank application for "a charter for Camp. sos
Lincoln Post, s. MUberly, extends 20 all soldiers
sailors aud marines 0 the late war kindred Rssoca
lions and friends az the same, "a hearty Invitation
to meet la grand Reunion at the Department En
campment 10 be held at MOberly, April j, and Z
which b. 10 be the largest gathering ot soldier
40 ANY Missouri Lncampmcnt. The LNecutiH
Committee consists of John W, Scott, A, II. lhomp
son, j. StigRll, Jacob Herring, J. R. Cotty, w. u
Stewart H. z. Burton, j. W. Sweeney, II. b. MIX
/ A. McCmdless, n. Matthias, Mm. Maynard, :. :
Rich, A. w Martin, John Richardson. Tn
weather permitting the q A II. Will give ono OF th
ErRHdest purndCs ever Witnessed al an GnCRmp
ment Select entertainments will br given az Ap
gu'z Opera House. Campfire and soldiers suppe
at the ltmk, Othcr attractions 10 please the oil
vets will he SD order. Take your colors; TAX
your music, aud 60 prepared 10 enjoy yourseiye
once more while you have the opportunity.
Officers Of the follow ing PpstHre:
Joseph l.. Wmy, 42l, Egypt Mls-Com., FIRE.
Hahn; - v. c., JACOB Ruhcl; J. v. O., John Z
kocppel' q M. Louis Ruhel; o. ID, John kosierson
.. g., Henry BrocAmrycr; Ada, John III. Brown
= NJ, Thomas B, Freeman; surg, John Schat, e
Chap, Anton Gcschwcllci. Tins Post II Ia
ngurishnE condition. and has built hall ior u
own purposes.
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con 0PEDO AND WYOWTEC.-


DIINrIr ~ INC I0IUWIIk I|UsL hItE
Upon. e. puebo-Cgm., c. j. Long q. V. C., y
H Keller >. " c., J. rs. Nolus surg. A. A. Cor,
Henry SchWYhart Adjt. g. &. Gaines q NJ, Jas
Wills q NJ q w NIllfUrd.
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NEW EEMPCFTRF,-

The new Department Commander, ". b. Huse, r.
one Oi the most popular comrades in the Depart
ment. lie was born in 1897 educated ia the
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Burpeo. 7I-Com J.. j.. Phelps; =. V. C.. A. p
Hammond; J. " g.. Joseph Bailey; q. NJ, j.. B
Buuee Surg, WIN. D. Root; q. d., g. w. Wood
d o.. WA. Warren; Chap, j. DiHgweli q. NJ =.
a.. d. brigham; s. ~, ID. g. Andrews,
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NEBRASKA,

On Saturday, Feb. a. 1891, Capt spearman
Camp, 11s. Papillion, Neb., duly organ
lied, starting out with membership Of H. and
duly elected the following officers: Capt, @. III.
Codding; First Lieut., James Reeves; Second
Lieut., NJ. III. HOlbrOOG; First Serg't, Walter
Wilcox; O. NJ. g., George NOwnes; G.. g, Leon
Nownes: :. OF c.. Will Simonton: q. of c., Will
Gatewood; Council, Marcus SimontOn, Will Gate
wood and Ed. Bell. The boys going at il with
the xht spirit to make this and already
have many applications for membership on file.
They are making arrangements to secure muskets
and uniform, and have secured the services oil
Lieut.. Becker, Seth n. T., to drill them.
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Charles IsrApr, I3j Mathematician. Samuel
EHruuri s. n. C. Ambrose Hoch; ~. q. Dainty
y. Dreamer AdJ.t Samuel J.. Miller, q. NJ Geo.
M.Nuuug ~urE., Byron ~ Cashier Chap. Gideor.
Hocai o. ~. Jautes A. Nash; o. g., Alplotlzo
iAruher Dr. Josrph u BeEncri q. NJ. g. VIM.
d. l.eseIlsi.lrr g., Elijah Lcycnsalcr.
The National tribune., 1891-04-02
ILLINOIS.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Francis l.. souther Cauap, q, of Quincy ceIe-
brated their first anniversary evening OF March IS.
Delegations were present from Camps in Brighton,
Weymouth, Randolph and bingham.
Grand Army Hail. Dorchester, was crowded by
the Sons and their friends from the nejxhboring
towns the other night, and presented Of the fin
est scenes that has been Witnessed ia that district for
n long Time Nathaniel Bowditch Camp, 30, were
celebrating their seventh annual Campfire, and
representatives present from All the neighbor-
A. > kimball. OF Newton; Capt. E. III. Pool, Of
Clinton; Capt. +. T.. STATE, Of Char.estOwn; Capt.
W. johnson. Of Waltham Capt. J. X. Trask, Of
ROxbury; Capt. Samuel Blanchard. OF Whitman
Commander snow OF Post 60, GAR; Junior Vice
Commander Hadduck Past Commander f. T..
Oal(man, of Post s.; Past Commander Stiles, of
Post O.; Adiutant Wood, Of Post g. and others.