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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

A Cleveland shoemaker claims to
have invented an air motor by which a
street car can be propelled twenty miles
at a cost of 3 cents. Even If it be
adopted the fare will remain at s cents,
though.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Rhoda Broughton lives at Oxford,
where she took up her abode just ten
years ago. In all she has written about
thirty books, but she has allowed only
half of them to be published,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

The ladies of Sorosis are not beauti.
full, according to the description of one
OF them, but they look earnest and
sensible, and undeniably compose the
cream of New York's literary ONE
Mrs. Clymer, the clubs old-time presi
dent and best looking member as we'll,
is a slender and graceful blonde, with {
sweet voice and fine ewes.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

DR.. w. II. Milburn. the blind chap
lain of the house of representatives, is
writing a book on the pioneers of the
Mississippi valley, He has d collabo-
ratOr.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

President Stuyvesant Fish, of the
Illinois Central, declares that he fishes
to move. but he appears to be as slow
about it as a champion chess player.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Schliemann was "a years old before
he knew a word of Greek, and it was
not until he was Al that he began the
study of archaeology, in which he was
tton.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

A Philadelphia boy under age takes
his chances of riding for half fare when
he boards a street car, unless he pays
the conductor &C once.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

1t might be we'll to state right here
yhat the two burglars who broke into a
Chicago lawyers Office the other night
escaped without losing anything.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

There are nineteen millionaires in
the United States senate whose com
bined wealth foots up about s14o,.
900, 600
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

DR.. James Croll, the first to explain
the movement Of the Gulf stream, has
died at the age OF ss, . distinguished
Fellow ofathe Royalssociety.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Near-sightedness is overrunning the
French people as much as the Ger
mans. Among the senior boysin the
different French colleges more than 40
per cent are near-siQhted.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

After 1892 the Department Of Agri-
culture will probably be viewed with
more power than the State Department..
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Liberty Bell: John J. Ingalls, has
been fooling with a Kansas cyclone
during a large part of his professional
career. by ignoring or openly %betraying
the rights of the farmers in his state.
Now that the time has come for another
senatorial election the tables are turned.
The cyclone has got hold of the ~'irri-
descent statesman" but there don't seem
to be much fooling in the way he is be-
ing knocked out.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22
glatk Hills Mniom.
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA.
UNION PUBLISHING CO, PUBS.

China now supplies only IS per cent
of the tea now drank in England. In.
dia is cr6wding her.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Liberty Bell: Congressman Cannon,
of Illinois, says a good many things,
good, bad Ind Indifferent, true and I'M
true. When he remarked the other
day that sit would be the best thing for
the finances if this congress could end
now" he told a good deal of truth. Had
he said that the best thing for the
finances, would have been for this con-
gress never to have met at all, he would
have told vastly more truth.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Liberty Bell: The Sioux City journal
has been doing a considerable amount
of growing about State Labor Commits
%sioner j. r. Sovereign. AS the journal
has never suggested any reason for it.
we presume it is merely another in.
stance of Sovcreign's good luck.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-01-22

Archbishop Fabre has left Rome 70,
the south of France and will embark
for Canada5early in February.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

some Of the States further west viii not hold good
here Outside az our cities and large towns there
are but few veterans not in the Order, aud the
number IN thc aJes is probably over estimated
seven years ago Department Commander billings,
ln General order No 4, expressed the opinion that
thc Department would attain strength OF .5OO4.
That was then regarded yS an uudSr estimate. II
will not be reached. Number I'm good standing
July }, 237ss.
The annual Encampmcnt ofthe Union Veterans
Union VIII convene at Cleveland, O.. Aug. y, and
elected their delegates. ID promises TO be not only
the largest hut lu some ways the most important
gathering wsich this order has assembled. one
of i@ chief items Of business b. likely 10 lie the
systcmHt4inE ~ headquarters u the line 81 greater
efficiency of reports. suitable books and blanks
are wanting. Oven Assistant AdiutGuts aud
Quartcrmus,er--GcuclM are uuproyldci WITH
blanks ON which Go submit thCIr reports. Then
some believe tat the Rules aud Regulations 81 The
Grand Army. aud might bc effectively modihed.
Complaints aIe also made that the supplies now
furnished arc too expensive.
Efforts ARE being made TO induce Col john H.
Roberts Commander 81 this Department, 10 allow
bis name 20 be used uS nominee for the Office OF
Cgmmuudcg-n-t Chief 40 The 1ucampWcnt We're
hc as well known everywhere as lac is here, he
would be elected unanimously. lie ls "a soldier 90
magnificent record gentleman ana citizen above
rcpoach who would dignity aud honor amy Office
in the gin Of bis cumrHdcs md ban addition 30 ms
STERLING manhood hI- services 10 the order during
R these years fairly cuiiiic him 60 tHiS distinction
There may be other Department Commanders ~ 10
have put ga tAr personal work thui Ee has 10 hHld
mp the order. 10 there are the veterans every
where should know them. ] honestly believe he
stands without peer la this respCct-lB-, Boston.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

We take pleasure in welcoming to our ranks
NJ. G.. s, VINO recently had the good luck to win
e handsome gold watch offered in one of the
departments, Of which r. r. ChadJourn is the
puzzle editor We should be pleased TO hear
from her ofteu-R. o. Chester is spending
his vacation among relatives and friends at his
home, Rochester n. T-tEiipus. of San
Francisco has been heard from. While attend
ing picnic on the glorious Fourth he had
the misfortune to be attacked By q rattlesnake
which bit him severely. He has our sympathy
in his atllictou and we hope that he will
speedily reCOver.--T. O'BOggan is advised
that lists Of solutions from him will always DO
welcome.-A. +. Holt has our thanks for the
promise Of some Of his work when be resumes
activity, which he states will DO in the Fall.
- EsOieres, No. 4, has been received, and tho
work presented is very good, but the smallness
Of the solvcrs' list would indicate that IvanhOe
is not receiving the support that he should
In regard to Aspro's apheresis in this issue, i5
is perhaps proper to state that the answer con-
sists of two common nick-names.-Let as
have a Wrapping" sOlyers list this week.
S-20-9l. IL. O. CHESTER.
EUGENE
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

battlefield He moved to Chicago. ILL.,, in 1877,
aud enlisted Is a private in Battery A, lst III.
Art, April 10, 1851, for three months. He re-
enlisted July 10, 1851, in the same company, for
three years; was discharged, for promotion, in
December, 1861, anu commissioned Adiutant
18th III. Cav Then he served as Adjulant
on the staff of Brig. Gen. Jno. w. Davidson
until October, Isd3. He participated in tho
engagements of the Army Of the Southwest
under Gen. Curtis in 1852, and his march TO
Helena, Ark in May, 1865.
ComTade GARRISON was assigned as stall officer
10 command OF Battery Il, 81 No. Art, and
participated in all the engagements of the Cav
airy Division Of Brighten. Davidson in south
east Missouri and Arkansas, including the
capture of Little Rock, in August, 1863.
He assisted in raising the 81 Ark Cav, n
regiment Of loyal and lighting Arlausians. In
October, 1863 he was made Senior Major of this
regiment, and commanded it, participating in
all its scouting diminishing, fighting, and out
post duty until December, l-Oi, when, on ac-
count of urgent necessities ut home. he resigned.
He removed to Omaha. Neb., in 1850, and has
been a resident Of that city aud State almost
continuously since, except q residence in Da-
the Dakota Legislature in 1875.
At present Maj. ClarSsOn is Postmaster OF
Omaha, Neb. He joined the GAR. in 1879,
was Post Commander in 1880, Department
Commander of Nebraska 1870, and u member
of the Executive Committee Of the National
| Council of Administration during the admin
| istratiOns of COmmanders-in-Ch Chief Rea War
ner, and Alger.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

N'Nh from Al0af vac iint.
EDITOR NAuoSsL TruysE The 18Th annual
IncamrH.'u t 0i t'.r hgw Hampshire Veteran As-
foc.alfou uII d. bella ai CampGI N Fuller WrIrs
p. d.. Iuc-day, "Wednesday. IHur-asy, aud III-
day aug -5.-s. Col. Dml.r- u llapsool ul Bos.
tDu, Pc President Hud Col. aH.h. -AulsloTd, u
Mrirr -,c.risIy. Tie Camp COmmaHdaul b.
Charlie l- BazzeI
IIc prssum 8 as follows. Tuesday eccutf9n
60 visiting r.mwae- Campfire Iu l..c evening si
O'Clock Mrau=-taf-l Grand hrury Day devoted
a. tllc q AR, N .i.r afH r 40 81 "A grand amp
Gre Dos the evening uiaer uiolf auspices aud tHe
fue-t eEl.ll .inn o' l-ewa. D. ever shown 90 the
MtIfs. IhureDay-l .KuruuI-r JHy The Cow
eruor and staff UI4I bg present also tlr D.l war
Governor NatHau.a s Berry DtHpr-pceia. guests
hre GeUs. D.. =. Couch ,<'l-ou a. hIic- I.Iau,I- a.
Barlow. aud Confederate bfu. James l.1ug-,rcct.
Gene Dan 81. -.lg,- aud Ii. il. suloI mHy attend.
Campfire DOB the evening and general lI.ufuiua-
hun oi Doe various bindings. accompanied 50 lth
Brilliant fireworks. ..lHay lH-'ugza Iueu.nE i1r
tHs esrc .uu 0i ntUgHHs. The u-..Ius promises 90
d. tl.r Docs ever led l' tlg a--acIat4ou, and grl-
efHus iIoE cycryH|tre hIe cordially invited 10
attend.
Department Commander smith. u 1Iassaclu.
frif-. Is IE-tH pr0ua ut ta, showing made ly DIS
ds,iuc 'su to l.agc la3 $500 mrH boo liHr who bad
trHye.gd so Song distance. 81 other Department
cuLl..na 81 DOB t..s respect Ma--r- Z. a. Watson,
81 iHe ir.buEE Railroad, y. "a. -u.ill. 81 Ge
hFs- shore aud fHu agents ul tUc Grand Trunk
arl Boston a 1,Wu. Roads deserve err.t credit
g., Nle -Hf, HHd uH ,He whole prompt manner Iu
which iIut handled -..e Immense ruiic at -
fo.aE AyW England veterans are uudor Eiral
ohil .t.ule lu tl4.HI.
Ne,sru.- and members az ,Ilg Relief Corrs are
sincerely reElt..u. iIIHt N.- ..stlctb Turner
az Boston pu. b....Ha .cI tI.r crown uf official d.s
fIuti.au ara IuHar a. tf -Isa could l.ayr vorl a-
National Pa efl Isl tl.e anauffauu. s,.fTr..r..
nf Nt Convention, i.aH t.lr boot -.Il flc weird
They ni.I esteem irruolD t'Te Jess however, ioi
her aes.iuaIl.H if' I.eI iHr IHoIe, upon learning
tiiai y "Hs h-.. "n c 'i.5g..s -eTaI.. agalHs
accepting nu uIlt.p which might interfere. rt.I
slightly, Nlia ltT business. leEIHE lIat iiIu CO..
d,r should haEe pr... aT iHl Whole Time aut
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
no. 63-APHEREsIs.

Upon city'5 crowded street
Two city-dwei,ers CHANGED % meet
Acquaintance they were, and sat
Upon the curJstOue for q chat.
They both were wed--had loving wives
And each Thought his q special prize.
Said ALL toLAsT, Ny wife is learned
In ali that may to good DO turned.
In art or science she's nj home,
Well skilled in every ancient tome
Has language mt command, and plays
And sings in most eCstatic ways"
"Ihe same for mine, did LAST reply;
"SHc' quite at home in all you Say
In science, music, art-but
Note one eXceptiOu-Si r0US plat
She has like many another wife,
A fond desire abroad to roam,
So though no home in all beside
One place she scarce at h0me-dt home"
ASPIRE, Dubois, ui.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

The great iurder trial Of Lindsey Gibson in
Arkansas habeen published in book form aud
is elegantly lustrated and is now offered for
sale at so eats per copy By the Alma Book
Publishing D., Of Alma, Ark. Those desiring
to read an aount Of this thrilling and inter-
estiug murd trial. including the great speeches
made in Il case by distinguished criminal
lawyers, shild order at once by mail. An
Agent is waited in every Post aud Corps in the
United Stat. Outfit free.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
The GRAND ARMY,
News From the DepaTtMentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
Trouble About tle Fireuoras-What the Finance
Committee is noinE.

Trouble About tie Fireuorhs-What the Finance
Committee Is noinE.
DETROIT, Aug. Is.
EDIroE NAuoSL TEBvNE: There be- no doubt
that boz view % tio great display Of pyrotee1uics
that was expected % take place under tho direction
al Mr. Pain. many persons were greatly dl-"p-
poinied. aud there wac considerable grumbhng
from tllc crowd lhRt swarmed 10 see thc hre"orhs
The Batil, of Lake Erie " was miserable repIo-
seutaiion aud the 80 monster gas balloons p worc
varysmHll ones. Now there isHn indignant protest
ubou, paving st.ul0 FOR the exhibition. a COM
milicc OF Arbitration hns been appointed 70 decide
how much shall bee paid 90 Pain a CO. The hrh
selected Capt Parchcr Of the Pad. l3oardi ihe
committee chose Col. J. lj,clcr, and these two
have agreed upon Engineer Hawks, OF The Mieiii-
pan Central us The third member.
Between S65Ug0 aud 10000 was collected In all 10y
subscription and donation, which does MOI include
tlo oity's $4,000 fund. ID Is impossible get 90 say
whether There will be balance, but The hoppe
ful members Of ihc Fiunuco Committee think that
tlicre will likely Doe about $4,000 len over The
town s. quiet now but the great Lncanlmenl
stirred Il up HunderWlly.-J. J. 5.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
Dnn-hters Of Yefernns.

A Tent Of the National Alliance Daughters OF
Veterans was organized ia Greeley, Colo, July 60,
on which day the following officers were regularly
installed: Pres, Miss Katharine McEiroy $. N-P.,
Alice Nixon; J. N.-P., Inez Law; Sec, Cora
Thomas Treas. Daisy Clark Chap. Lizzie Fur
geson; Musician, Myrus Woodruff Inner Guard,
Nellie Graham; Guard. Emily White; Tent Trus-
tees Anna NOuahun, Francis Sen and Lille Bliss.
The Tent was organized with 10 members. IL is
the first in Colorado.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

Across: I. Cheesy. .. A genus Of palmiped
birds. (UnRb.) g. kind Of duck. g. Aninstance.
5. Rigorous. g. SuIl-works. z. Smiiesin an affect
eel manner
DowS l. In skceziks. p A musical syllable,
3. "A Dutch EqUid measure. a. The exterior cover
ing OF a coffee berry. 8. A highly retroactive vire-
Gus composition. g. To bear. Z. Points of cOncen-
trati0n. 8. Backward. To look earnestly. 10.
An early name OF Ireland ~. An unctuous SUBJ
stance. ~. A pIouOuu. IL. Iu SEeeziks.
PVT NLOr COIgAte, N. ID.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

ATnANy r. r., Aug. 10.
Fn1roR NAToSAL TRIBUNE al the city turned
ont 90 bid Capt John Palmer welcome % i'i- nome
lH. week irva- nei ni t, depot hy n0l veterans
mud escorted ta iIHrmanH- Bicec5er lthA anna q
sur.lug mass Of people mad glare oi coioreh lf'
More IhBu 300 packed the haui to ll7 Walls ana
Gov HiII made a cuugrHtulutory speech, which
Comrade Palmer answered ln "a manner Ahal
evoked Die greatest enthusiasm. -pWuLirs.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
no. -cuaRADE.

The universe is never one
FROM the risiIg of lhG sun
To its setting: and when night
Closes from our eyes The light
Everywhere its simple notes
On the air unceasing floats.
Tn the cyclones awful sound,
Reuding all within its bound
Natures angry voice we hear,
And, Rghg-t with sudden fear,
Strive to shuu its direfUl path
And seek a shelter from is wrath.
But its whisperings, soft and low,
Like the broOlSletis ripping Row,
or the warbliug Of bird,
Hath sphere melody uuheard
Save by Natures lovers, who
Listen and is music WOO.
But b,est are they who can be FIRST
When cutting words arc at them lhrustg
Debgsiug passions c1n control;
The storm aUay by being whole,
Forgive, forget, and in a last
Conceal the injuries Of the past
HATTIE HEATu. Oakland, Cal.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

]. letter. 2. A ridge of earth. 8 One who
uses file. f. Closes. s. Pertaining 10 the COM
parisOn and relation Of motion. 6. Carbonate %
zinc (DmglisOn) T. Small fish. g. Deters. 3.
Authors. 10. The father Of saul (5mth) H. A
letter. j G. ~, san francisco, Cal.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

For three lists Of answers to this issue (either
completes or iucomplelel three paper bound books,
10 be awarded by lot
E5- Answers, sOlvUr5 and prize winners will be-
given ia No. II.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
40. 60-enrAPE.

7. An upright, four-sded pillar. Q French aus
thor, l6IO-!7ij. 8. one who builds. q Varnishes,
D. The interior. 8. Strictly 2. Kinds Of coarse,
WOODEN cloth. Ill ;. NUT, Cleveland, D.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Additional Aids on the Colouels staff have been
appointed as follows: &. r.. Tubbz John G. FREE
mont Camp, 81 Henry; o. II. Needham, Lake
Preston 80, Lake Preston; Il. ". Reed, +. a.
West, s. Arlington; w. I. CAVITY. Geo A. Custer.
g. Lead City; T. W Buzzall, Minnehaha 43, Val
ley Springs; Clyde X. Skies, Maj. Demarcst, =.
WatertowHi G.. W. Bennett. Col. L. ID. Lyon. %,
DE Smet; r.. g. Balm, Gen. sherman ., Clark.
tered ia, follows: Col. l.. ID. Lyon Camp. -. 90
DeSmet l. members Capt. q. II. Mcdonald com
Capt William Graham commanding A. G. Mel
lette Camp 81 PiaukIntOn. % members, Capt. l.
a. MabbOtt commanding. Blank applications for
charters have been sent 10 several localities where
the work Of gathering material for Camps j. pro-
crossing Camps Nos :, II, PC, 30, -, al failed 20
send To Headquarters their reports for quarter
ending June 80. 1891, and they have been accord
ingly suspended.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
NO. -PESrAGnH.

a letter To Cuibbie 8. One who accuses.
lar ornaments. 8. Minerals found iu Norway
petrited uuivaivu.ar shell. ,Uuab.) z A town
russia. WEBB Q. an ornament o. Servants,
*. L. c. r., Lyons, ". X.
NO. 59-TRANsPOsITIOS.
Lady Clara We're De We're
And her gallant knight
Sat within PRIMAL clear,
Soft, and tender light
"Teu OH tell me Of the wars"
QuOth the lady gay
High honor battIe-sclrs,
NEXT % them pray.
Yet methinks I hear a call,
IhoU must get thee gOuei
THIRD is coming, Fiat is all,
Sir knight he thee home.
Thou art FOURTH rs any bird,
Active. gay, aud bright;
But WHeue'eT that voice j. heard
HE thee hence, good knight.
DO not let thy footsteps LAST
As Iu duys Of yOre.
Or the battles Of tHC past
May be fought once more"
-TRaSzA, Canton, IL
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
PENNSYLVANIA,

Following was the Adiutants consolidated re-
port 10 the Adjutdnt-G for the quarter end
ing June 30. tiBiu--Number ia good standing 40
date Of last report, l6l Camps, 5,lfj members I;
gained By organization and mu7ter-in, III Camps.
G6S members; gained by transfer. members
gained by reinstatement, 10 Camps, 32t members.
Loss-By Camps disbanded, Camps, 30 members;
death. III members; honorable discharge II mem
hers; transfer, IS members; suspension, 10 Camps,
Co members; dropped. 80 members. Number
remaining ia good standing upon which per capita
tax j. due lGG Camps, ). iJ5 members.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20

Mild, gentle, soothing and healing is DIR.
sages Catarrh Remedy. Only % cents; by
druggists.
The National tribune., 1891-08-20
MASSACHUSETTS,


M was tlic intention uf lhc Daughters Of Veterans
Tent s. FIclburE go present to Edwin y. Summer
Post, la. upun their departure Tor Detroit state
Gag. but owing 90 delays DO wU- NOT received uUi1
thc bows lad been gone several hours The
Daughters, mot % Doe tlWWied Iu their uudcriU,s.
ing. immediately appointed a committee 81 Two q
thoir number Hud instructed Them % ovcriate iit
veterans ii possible. nud deliver tl' Tag. ~ 'a.
A. an. Auu. D. they lf 1'IIcuburg With tlc Gag, aua
reached Niagara Fails ut p 90. SUNDAY, where iht
i'u-t was spending irW lIUufe. INC nag, winch
lisa very elegant one bearing THE State coat of grus
upon one side aHu % mH-uilcaW GAR haa -
upou tHe reverse NHs formally presented Us hi
committee tO the Post on board IhC train he'urf
leuviur Niagara FaIl. f4r Detroit Do WAS received
by Commander Person ln a few appropriate words
NEW YORK
Bolton Post ~ Lan-nrburg, bias referred tie
entertainment az the survivors 81 tltr llF.H N
y, who VIII be the guests @. Bolton Post, 20 ,li'
DRrEeu Bolton. and lunE-IHu The Reunion VII
b. Toe 9g.h annual of the regiment, and Will b,
hold at Concert Haii. Iau-inghurz. sept -. Boil
toH Post VIII safpI 300 tapIis Do make tIr reception
81 HdInE compliment ta ilir regiments vaor.
The quarter. meeting oi iIr NtsicAc.'er County
GAR Association was held the o.usr evening 30
New York City. Repre- 5ntative- were there IRON
EItclnuE Post, %, ui ntiers; FNpeWUrth Post
I7O. o+ Mount Vernon i4HuDI,au o-' 800, az Rev
Rochelle Gins. HrHHce Post. s-e of Pottchc-ier
Mckee Post, l-n oi hatuuHht cromwell Post, 900
of White Plains Abraham AosHHrg I'r-i. 9l o.
Ieek-kiIIi J. n. Fremont Post $780, ~ Aouler-
Brmct Post $50. % YORKTOWN, asd Mouc.l Post
Il8 81 sing sing. d. j. Mtrhrt, Of kuohiuC Post
a. told of lHe good time t.lc IS chichester Count,
a. It members bad ai tUe recent Silver Auuf
gcr-a-y -ucamplneIi "a Detroit committee wa'
appointed o. find. % possible 90 place more cuaEr
iIeul o. all lats oi Nes..bp-.,F County aud uiorf
desirable as 90 meeting f|uga tIIHu NHW York. THIS
H-s0cll0H b. mgnr Hp ~ representatives. az AID tn'
GAR Posts la .e-tgAe-tcr County.
OHIO
d.. q Cooper. lr1uion we avc "a enc Post here
Numbering over LTH veterans us. .pd after Richard
ZANZIBAR. fIt FIRST uarttIut tli- County, killed s
hkHrfs tIcslz, Aa Zoo 500. li.- Post Dol commands,
ht urc-eff lg h- brother Nm. d. lau1fri. mud ry,
arc eTel.iu Memoirs. Hall tUHt VIII cost $4,000
Ii Dr. calculated Do bee dedicated neat McuDIH
DlV. Tile corner #-ilHe WaE lald 0u llie .-fH o
Ju.y, nud tue speakers were Boz excellent spirits
TEXLS.-
Simon Cameron Post 21 Montague hHs passc,
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The Late Encampment's Choice for Junior Vice
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Mai. Thaddeus Stevens Clarkson, Of Omaha,
Neb, elected at Detroit as Junior Vice COM
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Gettysburg, Pa, in $50, and was educated at
the College of 81. James, in Washington County,
Md, three miles from the great Antietam