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Iron County register., 1900-06-07

The man who can give no reasons for hi
opinions is the hardest to change.-Wash
ington Qa.) Democrat.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if It fails to cure. 25c.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07

Try Yucatan Chill Tonic Umproved).
A reliable Tonic; each dose has the same
proportion of medicine. Pleasant to take.
Price, 80 cents.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07
An Emhrxn arranixf.

$50 you are letting your boy take organ
lessons?"
1.Yes; he's learning to be an eye and ear
specialist. ."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07

The depth of feeling displayed by the
mosquito touches all mankind. - Chicago
Daily News.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07

S. r. Baldwin, Columbus, Ca, writes:
occasionally give Teethina Powder to keep
my teething child's gums softened.
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government plant. me other app"o-
priation bills in the main carry the
usual government supplies.
The Alaska code bill. giving com.
plete civil system CT laws to the ter
ritory, has passed beth houses md un.
boubtedly will become law. Other
measures which have passed one house
or the other, but are still pending. in
clude those for the election of Senators
by the people; authorizing the PreSi.
dent to appoint commission to study
commercial conditions in China ant
Japan; for increasing the efficiency o.
the army by making service in the
staff corps temporary; extending the
eight-hour law. and increasing the an.
nual allowance to the militia OF tn;
country from 100000 to s1,000,0 900.
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Gov. Oates Kills q Negro.

Montgomery, Ala, Special.-Ex-Gov-
ernor w. c. Oates, shot and killed a
negro man at his residence in this city
Saturday night. General Oates heard
a pistol shot in his kitchen, and on
investigation found his cook lying
dead. killed by a negro. The ne
gro. whose name is not known. started
towards the Governor. pistol in hand.
Not paying any attention to warnings
not to advance, Governor Oates shot
and killed him.
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Boxer OutrageS.

London, by Cable.-A special from
Shanghai, dated June 6, says the men,
bers of the majority OF the legations
at Pekin, including the members Of the
British legation, are sending their fam
lilies away. 1t is also said that several
prominent Chinese residents are leav-
ing the city. There is an unconfirmed
report that two Russian engineers
have been murdered at Yu Chow Flu,
Northwest of Port Arthur, after their
wives had been outraged. The total
damage done to the Chinese railroads
by the Boxers is now estimated at So
100000.
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Total Appropriation.

Washington, D. c., Special.-A care
fully prepared statement on the appro-
priations of the session was made by
Senator Allison, chairman Of the Sen
ate committee on appropriations, and
Chairman Cannon, of the House CON-
mirtee on appropriations. 1t says:
"The appropriations made by the first
session of the Fifty-sixth Congress
amount to s7O9, ,729,476. This sum in
cludes s131, ,247,155 estimated to be on
account of, or incident to the late war
with Spain, and deducting it, the re-
naming S57S,4S2,321 represents the Or
dfnary appropriations for the support
Of tie government durin" the session.
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The Presidents Movements.

Washington, D. c., Special.-It
seems probable thai the President will
not go to Canton until the latter part
Of the month, and certainly not until
after the national Republican conven-
ton in Philadelphia. on June IS. A
large number OF letters have been re-
ceiyed at the White House from presl-
Dental organizations in different
parts CT the country. stating that it
was their intention to stop in Wash
ington for an hour cr two on their
way to the Philadelphia convention 10
pay their respects to the President.
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South Carolina News.

Friday evening the Winthrop chapter
u. D. c., had their annual memorial
exercises. The speaker for the occasion
was Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham, who, in his
usual way, charmed his audience with
his eloquence.
The Secretary of State has granted
a charter 20 the town of Ruffln, in Col
Teton county. The town abandons its
old name and secures its charter under
the name of Danville.
The adjutant general has received
the muster roll of the Mullins rifles, a
new military company just formed at
Mullins. This is the only military
company in Marion county. 1t goes
into service with 63 men on its COM
pany roll, and all the commissioned Of
GERS are Citadel men, the captain being
]. f. Buzhardt, who graduated in 1890.
A. e. Brunson is first lieutenant and K
Z. Daniels second lieutenant These
officers propose to make the company
one of the best in the State.
Amonge the recent graduates at the
General Theological Seminary. New
York. was Albert S. Thomas, Of South
Carolina, who won the degree Of B. D.
After his ordination he will be assigned
by Bishop Capers to dutr in this State.
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Commissions Issued.

Washington. D. c.. Special.-In ac-
ccrdance with the provisions OF the
Military Academy appropriation bill,
the President has issued commissions
to Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles,
commanding the army, and Major Cen
eral II. c. Corbin. adjutant genera OF
the army. These are recess appoint
ments and will be nominated to the
Senate at its next session in Decem-
Der.
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New Cotton Exchange Law.

New York, Special.-The members
of the cotton exchange voted on the
proposition to establish a minimum
rate of commission Of SO for contract
for buying and selling 100 bales Of cot
ton for non-members. and s. for the
round turn in buying and selling for
members, and at the close Of the polls
the count seemed to indicate its pass
age by seven votes more than the nee
essary two-thirds majority.
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iioteI Eurned.

Norfolk, Va, Special.-The Hotel
Norfolk, formerly the Purcell House.
a large six-story hotel cn Main stree:,
caught fire Friday night On the fifth
floor from sCme unknown cause. The
flames spread quickly through to the
roof. The fire department soon had
water playing on il. The flames were
finally eycilguished, but the entire
building is damaged by the food Of
water played upon it.
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Big Timber Syndicate.

Pensacola, Fla, Special-Martin A.
Sullivan has returned from Detroit,
where, in conference with Russell A.
Alger and associates, the details Of the
Alger-Sulliyan timber syndicate were
perfected. The syndicate owns i'm
mease tracts Of land in Alabama, with
in easy access of Pensacola. They will
establish large mills there, making tnis
city headquarters for exports to foreign
markets.
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New York Democrats.

New York, Special.-The Dem ocratic
State convention elected these dele
gates at large to the national Demo-
cratic convention: David B. Hill,
Richard Croker, Edward Murphy and
Augustus Van Wyck; alternates,
Frank Campbell, Jacob Rupert, Jr.,
c. Morgan Sanford and James She
Win; electors at large, Frederick Cook.
cf Rochester; Robert c. Titus, Of Buf-
falo.
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Total Receipts.

New York, Special.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September 1st, 1899:
Galveston, 1,692,772; New Orleans, l.
7e2. 1902; Mobile, 199,9SS; Savannah, l.
O55.94s; Charleston, 256,S12; Whining
ton, 27S,516; Norfolk, 3S1,771; Balti-
more, 9O91S; New York, 1O4,197; Bos-
ton, 1OS,149; Newport News, 1851;
Philadelphia, 46,7S7; Brunswick, 92.-
:O5; Pensacola, 126,S755; Pert Arthur
and Sabine Pass. 5000. Total, 6.G1z,-
321 bales.
A free medical dispensary has beer
opened in Chinatown, San Francisco
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absolutely Pure

For the third of century the
standard for strength and purity. 1t
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal" either in
strength, purity or wholesomeness.
Manylow imitation baking powders a
thema Thesea
ndcares
olson, be taken the 100
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

Geo. Rehrer is getting his shutters
painted at his house
Smiths show exhibited in town last
Wednesday evening.
Riley Kcplcr and A. II. German got
new buggics last week.
Some of our people were to the aque-
duet on Ascension day.
Mrs. Ellen SPOTS of near Liverpool
spent Ascension day at this place.
Mrs. Levi J. Warner Of Shamokin is
spending several days at this place.
Our Sunday School will hold Chill
drcn's day exercises in the near future.
Geo. +. Hepner's and A. +. Schnee's
were the guests of John Schnee's Sun
day.
i. T.. Rcitz and wife of Adamsburg
spent few days in this locality re-
Gently.
David Hoover moved his saw mill on
Emma Bolts tract of woodland last
Monday.
Mrs. Albert Swineford of Winfield
spent several days at III. ID. Swineford's s
last week.
Rev. Herbster of HazeltOn preached
an interesting sermon in the st. Johns
church Sunday evening.
"H'rles A. Schnee left Monday for
w, ersville State Asylum, where he
has cured employment.
II j. l.. Boyer of Port Treverton
prea he'd in the Ebenezer church ut
this place Tuesday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Rothrock and Mrs. Mary
Snyder were to Lcwisburg and North
umberland over Saturday and Sunday,
visiting friends.
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HUMMEL'S WHARF.

Chas. Stctler spent Sunday at Kratz-
ervillc.
Norton Bower and wife took trip
to Oriental Sunday.
Levi Dresslcr and Daniel Sassaman
made n trip to TroXclville last week.
Chas. Fulkroad and family and Fos-
ter Fulkroad and family visited Levi
Dresslcr'S Sunday.
Miss Kate ScesholtZ is spending a
weeks in Northumberland, working Mt
her trade as drcssmaker.
Andrew Trutt spent a few days last
week fishing in the Juniata river, and
came home with quite a number of
shad.
+. p. Hummcl, our widc-awake CEN
Sus cnumcrator, thinks the government
should furnish him with II sole-leather
suit in order to protect him from the
broom-sticlls and dogs, through the
month of June.
The funeral of Hairy Kessler of Gran
gers Hollow, which took place at the
residence of his father, James Kessler
of this place, was largely attended Sun
day. His health has been failing for
several years, owing to consumption.
He leaves II wife and three children.
The undcrtakcrs were Weimcr d Bros.
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GLOBE MILLS.

James Reigle of Vicksburg visited his
brother, Allen Riegle.
Ed. Charles of Middleburg was seen
mt Globe Mills Monday.
Miss Mary Reich of White Top spent
Sunday with Nerna Stuck.
Michael Hassingcr of Fremont was
seen on our streets Monday.
DR.. +. II. Beck passed through this
place on his way to Milroy.
Mrs. Calvin Reich of Kapp Station
is visiting friends in this place.
Adam Renningcr's hose ran away
and was caught by Anon Ulrch.
Will Bolig and family of Middleburg
spent Sunday with Albert Stetler.
Robert Hummel and wife spent Sum
day with Henry Renninger and wife.
Mrs. Harry Newman of Lewisburg
spent Sunday with Fred Reich and
wife.
J. A. Smith and family spent Sun
day with John Shannon of Middle
burg.
John L. Smith has taken the con-
tract TO paint B. w. Yoder's wagon
shed.
Emanuel Ioder of New Berlin was
shaking hands with old friends at this
place Thursday.
Amos Gemberling and wife of Salem
spent Sunday with Mrs. G's. parents,
George Hummel and wife.
Charles l.. and Christian l.. Smith
and Misses Minnie Long and Beatrice
Ream, all of Sunbury, spent Sunday
with b. +. Walter and wife.
The people of Globe Mills are sorry
to learn of David +. Rows illness. His
absence is felt at the Sunday School.
We hope he will be able to be present
next Snday.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Breezy Letters Written by Our
Corps of Correspondents
Thr ughout the County.
LINE.

Welcome rain for grain and grass. II
vas Just in time.
Eli port2linc was To Middlcburg last
Saturday on II ha~incNs trip.
Stroup SO. commenced saving in
poplar spring woods Monday.
Peter FoltZ was seen on our road on
MS way To |. II. llcrrold's Saturday.
J. w. H. Boyer and wife of Oriental
we're the guests of }. B. lndcokcillcr
sunday,
Rev. II. VI. Troutman will preach
at the st. Thomas /. B. church Sat
urday evening at $50.
Sunday school ut 8 II. m; X. l.. {. f..
at 6 y. m. prayer meeting at Z p. m. ut
Aline church every Sunday.
|. $. Herrold made great improve
ment on his face by taking off his
moustache. No one knew him at first.
Farmers should destroy the cater
pillars which are very numerous this
year. The past few years they made a
great deal Of trouble and will in the
hlturc if they are not destroyed in time.
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BEAvERTOwN.

Miss Lottie Ulsh Of Lewistown Is
visiting at ID. 8. Specht's.
We are blessed with shows at present
having had two last week.
Hugh ID. Heimbach is again working
in Kearn's carriage factory.
Will Kearns left last week for Lew
isburg where he is attending school.
Mrs. VIM. Haffiey of Reedsville is
visiting her parents, II. Saylor and wife.
Mrs. David Coleman is very low at
this writing with little hopes of Jecov-
cry.
We noticed John s. App of McKees
among the moving party that helped
to move Mr.. Rine to this place.
We noticed Ephriam Freyman and
wife of Middleburg in town one day re-
Gently visiting their daughter, Mrs. A..
NJ. BOwersOx.
We notice high board fence erected
between kearn's coach works and
Specht's foundry which adds greatly
to the appearance.
Ben Rine of MahantOngo, Juniata
county, moved to this place last week
and took possession of the store recent
ly purchased from Winey Bros.
There are fair prospects of large
peach crop here this year. We hope the
growers will not forget the printer and
send him sample of their products.
Samuel Wagner and Charles Erdley,
two OF Mifflin >uunty's cntcrprising cit
izens, were here n few days ago and
each purchased n family wagon of J. p.
kearns.
Jacob Haines, our foundryman, had
the misfortune of losing his pony one
day last week. 1t dropped over dead
on the road while driving home from
CcntrrVillc.
We had the pleasure of driving over
the new public road east of Hassinpers $
church and found it to be one of the
best thoroughfares i'm the county. If
Beaver township would follow the ex-
ample and have the hill abandoned
east of Beavertown and have the road
moved few rods south we could have
as level n road from Beavertown to
Middleburg as any road in the county
We hope the time is not far distant
when proper steps will be taken to have
this change made.
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WANTED. Christian man or woman 70
w qualify for permanent position Of trust
In your home County. $50 yearly. Enclose
self-addrsssed stamped, envelope 70 r. 8. Wei.
laoe. General Secretary, Cochran Building,
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CENTREVILLE.

c. +. Sampsell was to the county
seat last Thursday.
Miss Cora Stine is home from Laurel
ton at this writing.
II. +. Mohn transacted business in
Mifllinburg one day last week.
Mrs. c. u. Badger visited John Hart
man and family one day last week.
w. A. Napp and family visited f.
X. Troutman near Nicksburg Sunday.
DIR. G. c. Mohn and family of LAUREL
ton were the guests of John Mohn
Monday.
Floyd Miller left Sunday for LAUREL
ton to spend some time with his uncle,
DIR. G. c. Mohn.
Joe KOOns and Jacob Shell were Wis
itors at LaureltOn and Glen Iron Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Morris Erdley and wife and Sol.
Klose and wife of Vicksburg took sup
per with r. B. Erdley Sunday.
Jas. Mitchell, Irwin Wetzel, Frank
King and John Maize drove to this
place from New Berlin in a carriage
Sunday evening.
J. w. Shinkel of Jersey Shore, who
Is travelling for drug house, spent sew
eral days with his parents, leaving
Monday morning.
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l[AN1'T.

Marie IIoltzapple is on the sick list
Katie Aumillcr was home over Sum
day.
J. +. Dock came home to live re-
tired life.
Mrs. B. +. Dock was on the sick list
but is impoving.
Samuel Stuck Of l[rcamcr was n Wis
itor at this place Sunday.
VIM. Roush has purchased Il horse
of Elias Shotzbcrgcr.
VIM. Hotl and VIM. Scebold spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. VIM. Bulick of Sclinsgrove Wis
tied her mother sunday.
Geo. |. Kline and'Lcvi Hcrrold have
reported good catch of shad.
There will he preaching at this place
next sunday at 2p. IN. by Rev. Bord-
man.
Miss Mamie Martin of Milton was
visiting her many friends at this place
last week.
VIM. Glase spent Sunday very pleas
antly with his brother, a. q. Glase
ann iuiiiiiy'
John X. Meyer and wife of Freeburg
were visiting Lydia A. Romig on AS
cension day.
I The dedication of HoOver's Church
will take place June 18th. All are in
vited to come.
Miss Lottie Spangler fNerdilla spent
few days with her friend, Carrie Erd-
! ley, last week.
; VIM. and Frances Naugle Of Kratzer-
willie were visiting their brother, +. w.
, Naugle sunday.
J. X. Hughes and wife of Freeburg
were visiting friends and relatives at
this place sunday.
Assistant Postmaster, John +. Wal
born, of Shrciner, visited his aunts,
Violet and f.. b. Mitmun, Sunday.
The Kantz Band will hold festival
Saturday evening at this place. All
kinds of refreshments will be served.
=. j. Bickle, the landlord of Rich
field, passed through this place Friday
on his way to Sclinsgrove giving us II
pleasant smile.
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WEAVER CHAPEL ORGAN.
70 BE Given Away to Some Church,
Sunday School or Public School.

The publisher of the Posi- will give Il
handsome WEAVER CHAPEL ORGAN
to some Church, sunday school or pub
lic school in snyder Countyand he asks
she patrons of this paper TO select the
place where it shall 20. The highest
numher of votes will determine the
choice. Newspaper coupons and pre-
MUM coupons will count as follows:
NEWSPAPER COUPONS II h e
voting coupon printed in each issue of
~ g = 81 j. good for one vote If
filled out and sent or brought To this
office.
PREMIUM COUPONS All sub
sribcrS who pay Tor tn" poSr in adj
vance will receive II Premium Coupon
rom this office, that entities them to
rWO votes for each month paid in adj
;ancr and - for II full year For II
NEW Cash subscription FOUR pre-
MUM COUPONS will hc issued for each
month and - for II full year. No colI-
pom will Ice issued for less than six
months subscription. Changing II e
name from one member of family To
another will not he considered Il new
subscriber. For every dollars worth of
iob printing or new advertisements that
are brought or sent 10 this office, II pre-
uium coupon will hc issued for21 votes.
Al
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To Cure LaGF1Ppe In Two Dayo
Take LAXATIVE BRono QuISINE TABLErs. All
druggists refund the money II II falls to cure
EW.0RovE's signature on every box. sc, 1865
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SELINSGROvE.

Mrs. s. p. Burns is visiting friends
in the western part Of the state.
Albert Lupfer and wife Of Steelton
spent several days among friends.
Miles Wetzel of Steelton, q former cit
izen, spent Sunday among friends.
Forrest Holmes of Brooklyn is visit
ing his parents, Squire Holmes and
wife.
Mrs. VIM. Noetling and daughter,
Mary, returned from visit to Blooms
burg.
Mrs. BERTHE limerick Of Carlisle re-
turned home last Friday from her visit
here.
Mrs. Babb Washington is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. p. r.
Wagenseller.
Mrs. Dora Buyers of Sunbury spent
several days with her parents, Edward
Gemberling and wife.
Geo. NJ. Conrad and Miss Eckman, a
niece, of Sunbury were entertained by
A. A. Conrad and family.
The High School commencement
was held last Friday evening. There
were five graduates. The exercises were
well attended.
Mrs. Lank Krecgcr, who has been on
a visit to Eer mother in Michigan, re-
turned home last week. No doubt
Lank is in II good humor that his assis-
tant has returned.
The base ball team of Bloomsbury
Normal came to town with the eXpec-
tation of squelching Susquehanna
team, but they are wiser now-ScOre 4
to 3 in favor of Susq. Game Saturday
afternoon, 26th.
The beginning of the commencement
exercises will be on saturday evening,
June md, by an Inter-Society Debate.
The Baccalaurcate sermon Will he
preached on sunday, June 3rd, by Rev.
Heislcr, and the sermon to the Y. NJ.
{. A. of the college ut 1870 Sunday ev-
ening by Rev. II. T. Everett, ID. ID. of
York, Pa.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby
L given that letters testamentary upon the CO.
Snyder county. Pa, deceased have been Issued
in due form Of law 70 the undersigned, 70 whom
sll indebted 10 said estate should make imme.
diate payment and those having claims against
IL should present them duly authenticated for
settlement. HARVEY MOYER, Executor,
Bcsvertown, Pa, May z, 1909.
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ADAAi>DUhG.

Lewis lIclirich spent sunday in sun
bury.
II. |. Romig of Sunbury was home
over sunday.
Miss Sallic Hartley of Mcclure spent
Sunday IN town.
Ray Bolig of Sclinsgrovc is spending
some time in town.
Mrs. \. W. Englc of Bcavcrtown Wis
tied friends recently.
VIM. Ricglc of LcwistOwn spent Sun
day with his family.
Mrs. J. W. Spccht spent several days
in Sclinsgrove recently.
II. G. Manbeck, wife and daughter
are visiting in Miillinburg.
Geo. Childs and wife of Lcwistown
spent day with J. ID. Haines last
week.
Miss Lizzie Wctzel, who had been
employed in Sunbury, has returned
home.
Mrs. Samuel Kaufman of Sunbury
spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
Geo. Smith.
The memorial sermon to the veterans
was preached in the Reformed church
by Rev. SPAIN.
Mrs. Geo. Erhart of Lewistown and
Mrs. Jno. Hughes of Mcclure spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Banks Dreese of WatsOntOwn
and Mrs. Ulsh of Middleburg visited
Mrs. o. ii. KlOse last week.
Mrs. Howard Ulsh accompanied by
Mrs. Will Ulsh-and sisters of Selins-
grove visited i'm town recently.
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5

Everybody knows that DOB
BINS ELECTRIC SOAP is the
best in the world, and for 33 years
it has sold at the highest price.
Its price is now 8 cents, same as
common brown soap. Bars full
size and quality, same as last 33
ryears. Order Of your grocer.
Your choice Of 139 25 cent books
sent free for each 8 wrappers and
Z cents for postage.
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G. A. r. ENCAMPMeNT.

Reduced Rates 70 Gettysburg. Pa, via
Pennsylvania Railroad, Account g.
A. Il. Encampment.
For the G.. A. r. Encampment, De
partment of Pennsylvania, at Gettys-
burg, June 20, the PennYlvania Rail-
road Company will sell excursion tick
cts to Gettysburg from all stations on
its line in the State Of Pennsylvania at
rate of one fare for the round trip. Tick
cts to be sold and good going June 2-5
and to return until June II, inclusive
minimum rate fifty cents).