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Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

sales The farm ofthe late John G. Smear
IN APpoqulnimink, two miles from town. {pUar, ,~a
solq oy trustee on Thursday. It was nnrcb. "as
Dy Jos. d. vandegritt, Of Odessa. for Ss'e4 as e1
peG per aGere-27O acres This farm wa was "'0ood onod
Unered Tor 500 but could not find purobaser Serc
snS was few years afterward sold for 81 IIS 500
"u i"S1 again ta tor $500; again for 81, and
shows 'II tbe sne e present pric-s2l 1856 80 This
EIsx '"e q raR1d M?, advance of our real estate,
Price in II The wilson i;nS has bought out Mr.. J.
carry on butcherins also. ~" iAe VIII SILL
&C yInp ~ . C3sden has purchased the storebo,.o, ,
Vi ~, ~. PARSONS, on Commerce st 0HouSe
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TO CONNIrMirrIuu.

or Iho n Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON .;,,
the direcI'os a,i m VINO desire it the prescrn,o ufee
by which b. w5. ,"5 making and using the %h
Ssea1 Is disease. Consumption. M; "necuon and that
Try Ib. "e acled and he hopes every "nec is to
and nav p,eS eSerpon as it will cos. tbsm ~"Grer will
nng. Pleose address
No. lG5 South Cd st., WlIiiam'tIL MtILsoN,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

u IHE ELKToN AND DELAWARE Junction
~ RAILROAD. -Englneers have been employed
the present week in surveying the yprions ~
routes suggested for this road. which is 70 % run
from hlkt9n to Delaware Junction on the Del
aware road. Its object is to make a short
[OuCe IrOm the Peninsula to Raltimnrn
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

Perry Davis Vcgeta Die Pain Killer pssesse. vi,,,,
~hlch not alone removes pain insIa iiv hnIrrguIa,.
me stomach, gives strength, lone and vIgnr 10 The
SVSem' II Is one of the medicines worth more Than
gold. '0'' '''"''
Don't experiment in testing new remedies when
you can buy the genuine Pam KILLER which ever.
BODY knows to he good IVY
me woodstock &c. W. Sentinel says: .'Ii ia a
generally al M at fatl. ll;i;E. ttt i,,,p,,i,
tn'ed 6y Messrs Perry Davis " Son has been ins,,u
mental IN allevIaIng much pain. md giving relief 10
millions "i suffering humanity. The medical incnl,v
UTMOST everywhere recommend the Pam Killer ana
IT'S reputation Is now established as The mosl benei
cIh'. lamily medicine now M Use. and may be taken
Internally END externally to expeI pnIn''
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

"EN' HANcocK.-It is believed in Washing.
Ton circles that Gen, Hancock is bidding for
she Presidential nomination on the Democr,-
tic ticket. His revocation of the order of Gen
Sheridan, allowing all legal voters, irrespective
OF color to be placed upon the Jury list nro.
vlded they possess the requisite qualifications
OF property and Intelligence, and the restora.
t ton of officers in New Orleans deposed by Gen
Mower for their hostility to the Government
IS Deil' we'd to have been done with this view
A clique of Democrats, headed by John B
haskln' OF New York, were at MONTGOMERY
Diaif s. IN Washington, last week, and private
y nominated the General, expressing the be.
!, i,el that ne was the only man who could beat
Gen. Grant. Whether the nomination will
suit the Vallandigham and Pendleton men Is
not SO certain. Haskn was kind of = War
Democrat, and it is not probable that his views
will suit SO we'll ''0"'
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

n SMALL FRUIT GROWING IN DE1Aw.pr
One Of the largest, most practica he n1 i:
ole small fruit and plant growers Of New 'glla qua
sey, John ). Collins, Of Moorstown -ivm bas 1er-
chased farm in this State near Camden ao per oni
expects to plant 100 acres in small fTn;tS anu
year lie IS having 10000 plants of one ",.an ~ai
Gty I;c OF haspberres planted this fail IL az a.
n's reves g. ne can get fruit to market earlier re oe
our state than his -RenmIHcon ''er q from oli
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

IT, TERRIBLE ACCIDENT "A young man named
woodward living near Brandywine Snr;n~t
on Friday week, while attending horse noyer
was caught in the machinery and had bis
bowels torn out. He Was still alive at last
accounts. Gazette. "U iao'
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
INFORMATION

growth of @i,on hoi, guaranteed to produce ,.,.,;.
also. recipe for ha oald head or benrdess lace
clear and e.c on the skim leaving Ibe s,m n,o hes
bv adJ,au beautiful be obIamed same soft
tuvlslv FHoS 3. CHAPMAN. C,bsm;.,
n SS5 Broadway, New York
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

Last week we stated that number of the
ma1eti,bers m Of the order of United American
Mechanics, from w ilmington, got "fuddled"
IN N this town on Thanksgiving Day. Mr., Cloud
the chief of the order, wishes us to say that the
drunken ones belonged to the Juniors, y an.
organization of the same name, but not con.
nected with the "Seniors'' in any. We will
also state that the Juniors reDudiate the
conduct OF their drunken members.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

b.s hEaovAL1- ns1, B: Dickson, u. 8. Assos.o.
mas removed bis office from Win; assessor,
5EIpyer; Ep!"a ~ Mr. James B. Thomas 'ng.on ,9sn %
amer Clerk IN that office, has been U',e['g
= dhsSls.ant Assessor for the State AK a;'eu
,narge OF @ the Office at Wilmington Tbe In ct;
.en .es oI Wilmington are dissatisfied wifb I tbe
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

pL;,ie me study TO please. This is the motto IF
$ nalilps FAIRIES; and they feel no 6es;,anc. -
.hs ng a.n upon any OF their customers to prove
'"~ @sSeFtOn. ltl" ufN 9HltJ8 III = S'fN,yISSt
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
HARE ER'S S ~..
NEW MoNTHLY MAGAZINE
CRIrICAL Nor1cgs OF rur pprss

NRlrlCAL NOTICES OF THE PREss.
The most popular Monthly in the World Now Yo,L o,
we must infer in terms of euosy TO the bgb +or. 60.
eASt!irlceS q" HARPER Magazine journal h STl q
cuHliOn OF about lI0CG0 NLoSs
~ S , o le ch3ce>t hight and reading of ce
80; nlS Mork as an evidence nf the culture o
ana e & popularity it has acquired is merited
luly ia of reading mstter aeh
~ Illustrated with good wood and II cnma aPpropIsEe
The hest ~ t e more philosophical quarterly NenSsS .e
,s ,' o the ualy Journal 1t has great D Nin
i n o love OF pure bP power IN the
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

D kiIELIGIoUs-Snyrna iI Circuit. t.-Revival at
betheI church; seven and eight penitents at
the alter nightlyo-meeting every night this
and next week. Quarterly meeting at same
place; preaching on next Saturday at 10 o..
CLOCK by the Presiding Elder; Conference
after preaching-I'ovefeast ON Sunday morn
I9g F at nine and preaching at lO4 o'clock by the
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsrIrUr,oSs Of ho,L
sSeaes' S.' use helmbods Extract Buchu II will Siys
well. $50 N-N"'' yYn l9 sleeP,
- FaeI Itz 2 -. =.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

FAIRCThe great feature in Wilmington this
week is Grace Church Fair. Institute Hail i; is
decorated to profuSion; the tables are proan. ,
1hg; Beck Band performs sweet music; y
lally paper Eoentng Fair is published, and
many other interesting things TOO tediou,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
MARRIED,

On the 4fh inst, by Rev. +. Miller. Mr.
JOSEPH MALI ALEU- and Miss JENNA Foe
WELL, all OF Qnrrn Anne'> co.. Md.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

IT fosr OFFIcE.-At Milford, Rhodes s
iiemm3ns ~ y Is appointed postmaster, vice Aaron
fan5 w, pen resigned, Re-establish Little Greek
n"ni manu'Hg, W hent n county, Delaware, and ap,
POIuI w ~. II. nODSOn. nOStLnaster
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
THE, MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
W, heat 81, 4O(g $50; White Wheat 81. I5ff
T1I4o. Ta1u rye Is selling at $L7OGl72 = bush.
Cotton 2l(a2 per ID. - - ''''
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

CnQuestiOndbly the best sustained urorE IN.
kind in the World"
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

IEMPERANcE.:-A temperance meeting will
be held on Monday evening next, 10th, in this
town. commencing at 7 o'clock, and will be adj
dressed by Rev. t: L. Po1lson. The public
J..H SNITtI
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
DIED,

On TIE j:h, ADA COOPER infant iaup| t.r
OF j1hez {. and Amelia DuIladway, az, d !,
months and days
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

j. l. b. r. R.-At meeting of the Direc-
tors o! the Junction Il Breakwater Railroad ~
Georgetown, on Saturday, it was resoIyed to h'
run train of cars to that town regnLr bU
Christmas. j. NJ. Rawlins Was a6nointc3
ticket ap2nt. NPPVl"lou
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

newspaper published in ,eIaw,ra srgeIt and best
manhood suffrage, and has an in,aan u supports
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

FEARS ENTERTAINED. Lieut.. P. F. Har.
rlngton' OF Dover, was an officer on board the
steamer Ao@ongaheL0, lost during the recent
hurricane at the Island of St. Thomas. Fears
Ttn are entertained Tor his safety. Asst Surgeon,
Cu'oreth' or this town, was on board tbe
SusQUehanna, which was somewhat damaonJ trI
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

Phllhps u FAIRIES have just received a fresh
supply OF ready made oyercoats which they in
tend on selling cheap. my III
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

60 to Phillips 4 FAIRIES for your ready mad
clothIrS, as they have the largest stock in Smvr
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

S(osesi1S MacbI Agents to sell the best IoW-nric.j 9
d sbrer equal I" babn win hem ie tuck bind
e to ssoS pe w tear before seam vii & H9Y hrd
III NO MACHINE CO. cisselsnnsSe paid Address BAKER
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
Terms (:

'POI = NIHkAKlne, one :.
he sns Mrs copy OF either the Magazine Weekly or
in one or every club Ove E 81 10 erh
Raj ei lance; or SIX copies for s2n 00 " " w e~Vh
.1iTh numbers can be supplied M aiy ,n,.
cntI Ite Set now priSing phF, .6ye Hounaes in o
chaser far WI he sent by express freight at expense of ppr
(lI,fn S4l9le volumes. lN mail.
O'"'" cSses' ior binding, IS cents b, mail pOStird
ces % M sent ftom British North American Pro,jp
ne accompanied with "a cents ad,,nsi y, arna
oh''eu ntates postage. Address N'"i' " P''Pp
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
f'Ahkln SIuRre New lurk.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11
subscriptions.
ISGS.

they can smn nave perfected system OF r,,; -
those who nr 'e MAGAZINE Weekly, and HaTar P 49, cn
omce of Publication er periodicals directly from tbS
O P"iu al the suBsORIBERs posto6ee year. which must
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

'Niiu oH SCllHS cHeap.
5000 AGENTS wanted to sell Six New Inv.n
..- uo'ls' OF great 'lue 10 families; all pav orr a
ont', 'ehu o'c. anu gel W pages and sampie pra,,s
Mass. f "io"h' Lowell
o. NE DELAWARE IaiHUNE is the Radical RepubIi.
can newspaper of Delaware. P1'''
% LADIES TRUSsES. SUPPORTERS FIAS
NC "; ,nandages Relts, Stprkines, Knee Can. kN
NlNGlS " TlTCIl'S Brares, SpInaI Sbn,'Id oA ~ ~
Trvssos Sfaces, Light French and German Ruptnre
''usSeS' Syfinges. IN greaI variety. &c.,
num-, ,u at - NEEDLES
TWELFTH Street. FIrsI door below P,oo DIN,
DELI Deli IL \. tlhis Department is condncIed E,.I',
ot of emaleS and Children. by competent Lad,ss
sJins,,r ' a adapted To their SpecIal WauIsl /
'orrec' construction, with and oonlinrr
pc c. II. NEEDLES
Co-no, c ii'' ,olesSionai AdlnSter Of Trusses &C.
may S-6m " ChThIh
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

Phillips Il FAIRIES is the place to buy your clo-
thing, hats, caps and furnishing goods: fines,
assortment in Smyrna. Call aid see for your.
selves '0"'
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

! HE DELAWARE IRiBUNE is the Radical RepubIi.
can newspaper of Delaware. P"o'''
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

nave no travelling agents. Re-
Gy Order. u lnsSib'e. Addre .
II. }; RAYMOND & 10.
Times Oilice, New York
Smyrna times., 1867-12-11

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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20
Marine Items.

The Detroit Free Press of the 18th
inst, has thesfollowing about the new
steamer Northeast. This fine steamer
took her departure last evening for Lake
Superior, with fair load of passengers
and freight, it being her first trip up
from this point. To one who has not yet
visited this splendid floating palace, it
may be said that her interior accommoda-
tons are undoubtedly unsurpassed by any
steam craft in the world. Next in point
to passenger steamer is her sailing quail
tiles, by which we mean her feetness, and
In this respect the Northwest can main
tain superiority over many others. On
her passage up from Cleveland, we have
it on good authority that the time made
was from fifteen to twenty minutes in
advance of that made by the r. n. Rice.
If such is the fact, and we have no rea-
son for doubling it, the Northwest will
be the boat of ali others for pleasure ex-
cursionists to travel on"
The r.. ~. Rice, spoken Of above, is,
we understand, the fastest boat on the
line between Detroit and Cleveland.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20
NO TAXES,

Our citizens will be gratifed to learn
that the Village Board, ut its meeting
last Monday evening, resolved to raise
no general tao for the ensuing gear This
Is good news to our tax payers who have
had to fork over the stamps" pretty
literally of late. It also indicates that
the Board has a just appreciation of their
responsibilities, by resolving to run,
during che balance of the year an econo-
mical village government. There are
nearly three thousand dollars in the trea-
sury, and this sum is believed to be suf-
fcient for all necessary expenses. We
wish that the finances of our County
were in as healthy condition as those of
our Republican Village.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

TIE SEASON AND Crops. For the
past tsyo weeks the weather has been as
favorable as could possibly have been
wished for Another two weeks more of
such wheather and il viii require more
than the mere assertion of a person 10
establish the fact that the season has been
backward. All kinds of grain look most
promising and every indication points to-
wards a rich harvest The faces Of our
farmers look cheerful and happy. which
Is q sure concomitant of the bright pro
speets ahead. What viii the grumblers
do Their vocation is gone. A little
sunshine has done it all
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

Cant SEE IT 1t is said that ''the
early bird catches the worm,' but in
this case a little pest of a mosquitoe
was the victim. But we do not mean to
be understood that early rising is habit
Of ours. No, not bit of it. We are
only going TO tell how it came to pass
that we woke up so early the other morn
ing A lonely little fellow of the mos
quitoe tribe was the cause of it. He was
holding high carnival in our room. and
IN its jolliication made numerous a.t.cks
upon our person, about three O'Clock in
the morning, and to convince us. we
presume, Of the fine time it was HAVING
commenced singing sweet little song
in the vicinity Of our ears. We made
several efforts to catch the serenader, but
all without success. Finally we used a
little strategy and succeeded in bagging
the disturber of our siumbers. Perhaps
these little serenadors are blessings in
disguise, out on this occasion, We could
not he convinced as =
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

That BELL.--Citizens of Manitowoc
have you heard the bell jingling on the
streets every day for some time past
early and late, wet and dry? Do you
know the object of it? Thought it was to
make sick people nervous and well people
cross? Oh no, guess not We have
heard it stated that the object was to let
people know of the arrival of new goods
at the stores of Torrison. Horn. Goode-
now & Barnes, Platt, Villas & Co., Chas
Book, kahlcrs, and many others; goods
which have been bought at the lowest
figures at which they could be had in any
honest market, and which will be sold as
cheaply as any responsible men can sell
the same quality and manufacture We
advise our citizens to purchase what they
need where they know they will get what
they cali for, and not buy thing because
it is cheap and = ,corthless, simply be-
cause some smooth-tongued individual
may say it is just the styly, nice article.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

Some of our Contemporaries seem to
think that the triumph Of their cause de-
pended, like the fate of Jericho, upon
the amount of noise made-in these days
of rein ement and luxury, an article of
real intrinsic merit is soon appreciated
hence the unbounded and unparalleled
success of Plantation Biters
This remedy has ever and always been
found reliable As agentle stimulant and
tonic appetizer it cannot be excelled. 1t
is no doubt sovereign remedy for stom-
ache disorders-for Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant, and in stimulating healthy appe
e.<a
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

The PRoCEEDINGs.-T Proceedings
of the Village Board at their last meet
ing were of an important character, and
OF general interest to our citizens. The
clerk is required to furnish the TRIBUNE
being the official paper-with a copy of
the proceedings. and we supposed they
would be handed in as usual, but they
have failed TO come to hand, which ac-
counts for their non-appearanee1 IN to-day's
paper
In additicnto what is noticed in anoth-
or part OF the paper, the Board fixed the
salary Of the clerk for the ensuing year
at $50; appointed Mr.. T. ArmSby as
overseer of the street commissioners,
whose duty it is to see that the streets
are worked no to the established grade.
Quite an animated discussion took place
on the question of appropriating a sum
OF money for celebrating the 4th of July.
The board was about equally divided on
this question and as 1T required a two
third vote to carry the measure, no APP
preparation was made, but committee
appointed to solicit subscription from our
citizens
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20
HISTORY. or MAs1rowoc PM

HISTORY OF MANITowoc.-Mr p. NJ.
Reed, representing the Daily Wisconsin,
arrived in town this morning. and propo-
ses to remain here few days for the pnr-
pose of writing up description of our
village, in which he will give full histo-
ry of the business Of the place and all
otner items of public interest that he may
obtain. Mr.. Reed is visiting towns in
the State in behalf of the Wisconsin, and
has been very full and fair in his publish
ed reports Of other towns. We hope the
business men and others of Manitowoc
will lend all possible aid to forward this
enterprise that our town may be well re-
ported
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Southern AMI Eastern Mail via Chiffon and Fond III,
I1ac-Arr1ves daily tsfendays excepted) at S A. NJ
Cioses Sundays excepted) at P NJ
southern Mail. via Sheboygan--Arriyes daily (Sun
DAYS excepted1 at 7o'clock p. NJ Closes at S < NJ
northern Mall to Two Rivers oniy.-Arrives daily
At 2 Q clock A. NJ. Closes at O'Clock p. NJ.
northern Mail, via Green BAY. Kewaunee. Door
sounty to Lake Superior. twice aweef.Arrives every
1uasttay and Friday at O'Clock A. NJ Closes every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p NJ
Northwestern Mail via Branch Mills Reedsville and
Nlenesa- once wee.S-Arriyes every Friday at A.
n Closes every Friday at 10 A. NJ.
Office Hours from O'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P NJ
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

The Nord- Uesten of last week, takes
issue with the TRIBUNE on the resolution
paying the Village Clerk $376,s5 for
making out statement of the tax certi-
icates held by the Village, and claims
that the fees paid were just and fair. In
the article referred to the Nord- Westea
makes great many absured statements
In the first place it claims that on ac-
count Of the clerk being Democrat, we
hold that the price paid is too high. Now
how silly this is. The TRIBUNE did not
censure the Clerk, and if the work was
well done, as we understand it is, a fair
price should be paid, and no more. We
censured the Board for allowing the bill.
The price paid for the work in question,
is exorbitant, and if it is true that every
member of the Board who voted in favor
of the resolution, knew, as the Nord-
F,este1a claims they did, about how large
the bill would be, the case is SO much the
worse; but we have good reasons for say
ing that such was not the case
But the fact is the whole transaction
has collusive look. The allowing of
the claim by resolution. was in direct vio-
lation Of the village charter which pro-
vides that ''no account or claim against
the Village shall be audited or allowed
by the Board of Trustees thereof, until
it shall be made out in items and shall be
accompanied with an affidavit of the
person claiming to have done the servi-
ces.
Now let us see if the TRIBUNE is right
in claiming that too much money was
paid for the work We understand it re-
quired four weeks to make the report
Let us say it took thirty days, and for
which the clerk received S376,S5 or ocer
tacelre dollars u day. If that is not an
exorbltaht salary for so short time, we
like to know what would be. The County
Clerk and County Treasurer receive but
about six dollars day, and their work is
just as laborlous and requires as much, if
not little more education For our part
we cannot see why the Village should pay
| dop5le the amount Of what is received by
others for similar work.
The Nord- Hesten further states that
We would have had just cause if we had
found fault with the bill of Mr. Borch-
erdt's, which allowed him S. day 70,
drawing maps and assisting i'll surveying
Now just see the consistency The par
tisan spirit which our contemporary claims
actuates the TRIBUNE, falls back on it:
shoulders, in fact The Nord- Heste,
wants Us TO End fault with the Board fol-
allowing republican FIVE dollars day, anc
at the same time asserts that twelve dol
lars "a day-nore than dou6te-to dem
ocrat, is just and fair.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

SIMPLE CURE FOR Cold IN THE HEAD.
A DIR Pahon, of St. Foy, France, has
discovered new method Of curing the
special malady of New England and our
lake districts, cold in the head Here is
the prescription:
1T consists in inhaling through the
nose the emanations of ammonia contain
ed in smelling bottle. If the sense Of
smell is completely obliterated, the bot
tie should be kept under the nose until
the pungency ofthe volatile ulilaii /. felt.
The bottle is then removed, but only to
be reapp.led IN a minute the second ap
plication, however should not be 50 long,
that the patient may bear it. This easy
operation being repeated seven or eight
times in the course OF five minutes, bur
always very rapidly, except the first time
the ilostrils become free, the sense oil
smell is restored, and the secretion Of the
irritating mucous is stopped. This rem
edy is said to be peculiarly advantageous
TO singers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-06-20

The EDITORIAL CONVENTION
senior editor has gone to attend the edito-
rial convention at Sparta. After trans
acting their business the convention will
go on an excursion to ST. Paul. What
the Minnesota people are going to do
with the 'spoor fellows" will be seen by
the following:
At Wiona the excursionists will be met
by committee consisting of Messrs. d.
Sinclair, President Of the Minnesota Ed
torial Association; Green of the Wiona
Democrat; Knapp, of the Rochester
Federal Union, and Lennard of the Ro-
chester Post, who will accompany them
onthe route, and see that they are prop
erly cared tor.
The excursion train will come on
through direct to West St Paul, where
carriages will be in attendance to convey
the party to Ingersolls Hall. Here the
formal reception by the Minnesota Edito-
rial Association Wi II take place, and few
moments be devoted to interchange of
greetings. The party will then be taken
in carriages and shown around thereby,
after which they will be taken to hotels
and provided for.
In the evening the guests will be tax
en- to the theatre.
At eleven clock grand banquet will
take place, when re union Of the entire
fraternity Of the two states will occur.
On Friday morning the excursionists
will go to Minneapolis, on the ST. Pau.
and Pacific Railroad 1t Minneapolis
they will be taken in charge by the hos
pitable people Of ''the suburbs, and put
through in their best style. After a
visit to the mihs, the party viii Be taken
in carriages to Minneapolis Falls. where
short time viii be spent in viewing the
classic spot. The party will then be con-
Quoted to the Fair Grounds, where a re-
past will be furnished by the ladies', and
an hour or two be spent in social amuse-
ments. The guests will return on the
| evening train, and take the boat for La
| Crosse.
The Minnesota Editorial Association
will meet at l o clock a. m, on Thursday,
at Ingersoll Hall, for the transaction Of
any business necessary for the occasion