The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-21
GRUB PILE.
FIRST SECTION

FIRST SECTION.
OYSTERS.
Raw, Camp Parole style. ,r.,, -.
nsu.
Boiled Salmon, Ia JSs Greer, IPinIshCok nuce.)
ROAST.
Spring Lamb, Whole, q Ia Booth, Texas Style)
Turkey, q Ia West Hunter, II tried 10 bite mel
Sucking Pig, Wlole, (RoirIng Run SautSl
Ducks, Lame a 10 BIZ Carter.
Go0Ie, (nonO) ala AinsWorth.
noILRn.
Ham, Ia Q; K. J. EIlitdtl MoOtSaSII .tylo:l
COLD RELIEyEs,
HlIh Hash, (H-is Roaring stew.)
Lobster Salad, belle Island styled
Raw Tomatoes, 10 Ia Ann J6mlmA BAtes)
Picked ProlongS, SPiced Nose Bags.
Dedicated TruniOl Gaps gernlshed Pole Straps
Canned LAnyaEdS, genuine Trail Spikes,
Punkey Saddles, n Ia John F.F-F0rd.
SECOND SECTION.
Sweet Potatoes (pelprc Eyle.1
Sweet Corn, (imp0rted from distant fields
Cold slaw, from cabbageimpored By Tom Wilson,
Baked Beans, Army style with "s B."
Tomato Catsup, Worcester sauee.
English Chow Chow.
Hard Tack Gum Tooth Piets.
THIRD SECTION.
Iamop Cus,ard. Mountain Cake
t'''-'-' Green Apple TuruoySrS.
White Cake. Jelly Cake. MAearoOnS
Vanilla Ice Cream.
onE;S; Watermelon sai.'n' peas Ss' eS Ss'P
HAOOIsE WAGON
m. 20 -.
Coffee, "a Ia Warnis's Extral
MIX. Roman Punch, (CAnteen style.
BATTERY WAGON, (suRE)
sOlIs's Sparkling catavba: Green seal
Nuns Extra Dry.
FORAGE.
wheeling Pride, (seamOn s.ylel
MSnireh's Own.
YouB, Blddy Martin
mHaud up your hayerbag, and thin get up
Yourself, IL you CAM"
When the substantial part OF the mea
was over, toasts were announced, and The
first one was "0ur Army" which was re
sponded to by Col. George B. Caldwell
who was presented by Lieutenant Hugui
as "the little Adjutant," and as such wa
known to all WestVirginia soldiers, and wa
affectionately remembered by them. Col
Caldwell in an eloquent manner recitet
the achievement OF Carlin's Battery, al
luded handsomely 10 the achievements o
Grant, Hancock, Garfield, Duval and Tho
burn.
DR.. Thomas Fl. Logan then responded t.
the toast, "0ur Country" in q fitting man
ner, rs did Mr.. A, w. Campbell, to tn
toast, "0ur Future"
Lieut.. Harris then read q telegram from
]. Morrison, at White Sulphur Springs
sending greeting, to which he sent tn
following reply:
"Sixty.eight members OF Battery D, ant
their guests at the Mcclure tables, sent
their regards" L. HARRIS.
After the banquet the boys again I'D
liourned to the Veteran Hall.
When Col. Jesse Plattenburg, we meal
the man who is looked upon as the Chap
lain OF the West Virginia press, was pre-
sented, by Corporal Philips, with one Q
the large bouquets that adorned the din
ing hall, Plat responded by relating on
OF his adventures. It was while he wa
fighting for his country tina
he captured small iackas
which he made companion Of. He rod
that beast everywhere-eyen into saloon
for beer. One day he rode into plac
where beer was kept for sale and upon en-
ltering the proprietor called most lustil.
for his partner in life to come and Sc
what manner OF beast that thing was
This was Platt's speech OF acceptance.
The other magnificent bouquet was pre-
scented to Mr.. A. w. Campbell by Thomai
Wilson, Esq.
a permanent organization was effectet
and in the future Battery "D" will NEE
every year to celebrate its anniversary.
The musicians received q vote OF thank
from the "Vets" for the delightful musi'
they rendered.
Adjourned to meet at the call Of tn
Executive Committee. ~
The boys were 10th TO separate from
each other, and it was quite three o'clocl
this morning before Veteran Hall wa
deserted, and the old soldiers sought thei
places OF rest.
Thus, pleasantly and successfully, ter
minated the first reunion OF Carlin's Bat
terry and We trust that as each twentieth
OF August recurs, that they may come to
gether with unbroken. ranks, in tho sam
spirit that animated them last night
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