. Official programme, 20th annual encampment G. A. R. Department of Ohio, and third annual convention Woman's relief corps, auxiliary to G. A. R., Department of Ohio, April 28th, 29th & 30th, 1886. Rosser. D. O. Musser S. Bowlly R. E. Cowgill Samuel Scott ....y. L. H. Scott ....Wallace CoulsonMatthew Henry, jrJohn Bladen .... R. C. Smithson .. a J Jl Alternates. J G. W. Palmer., ]. M. Ed. Hegans fosiah Johnson .Thos. P. Sawyer. M. H. Keeps Finney A. J. Connell .... A. S. Shannon .. P. Morris Hanshaw C. H. Carey , M. P. Snyder .... W. S. Allen Evan Edwa
. Official programme, 20th annual encampment G. A. R. Department of Ohio, and third annual convention Woman's relief corps, auxiliary to G. A. R., Department of Ohio, April 28th, 29th & 30th, 1886. Rosser. D. O. Musser S. Bowlly R. E. Cowgill Samuel Scott ....y. L. H. Scott ....Wallace CoulsonMatthew Henry, jrJohn Bladen .... R. C. Smithson .. a J Jl Alternates. J G. W. Palmer., ]. M. Ed. Hegans fosiah Johnson .Thos. P. Sawyer. M. H. Keeps Finney A. J. Connell .... A. S. Shannon .. P. Morris Hanshaw C. H. Carey , M. P. Snyder .... W. S. Allen Evan Edwards .. C. R. Saulsbury. B. F. Burnap ...E. C. , C. F. Randall ... A. V. Rice C. F. H. Johnson .Wm. Herron ...Albert Martin ... J. S. Snyder. THE OLD RELIABLE KING OF VAPOR STOVES, The Front Rank, Dont decide on this matter until you see this Stove. It has the simplest and best burner. Easiest to operate, and will do with One burner what all others will do with Two. Has more talking points and will sell quicker than any Gasoline Stove ever produced. £iBP-Write for description and join the ^Tl NORTHS EXCELSIOR OVEN. Patent Allowed March 18, 18S6. PARTLY OPEN OPEN. This Oven has only to be seen to be appreciated. The door does nothang on its hinges, liable to sag or bend, preventing a tight joint as theold style. No cloth or holder in one hand to hold the oven, and in theother to open the door. This door does not swing out in front, allowingall the heat to escape in looking in to see how the articles cooking areprogressing. Without any cloth in hand raise the door as in Cut 2, andlook in witliout losing much heat. The door, in its verticle movement, is kept in close contact to the Ovenby the guides on each side, securing a tight joint and preventing bend-ing and getting out of order. In putting articles in the Oven and takingthe same out, the door is raised and falls back on the top of Oven out ofthe way (Cut 3). Any one using a Vapor or Oil Stove will
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