The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21
Editorial Excursion.
[Republican Gazette-Onicial.l

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FoR the information of tho men,
bers of the Hooking g. Ohio Valley
Editorial Association, the Commit
tee appointed by the Association to
arrange for tho summer meeting
and excursion, having completed
its duties, respectfully submits tho
follwing detailed programme.
All members of the Association
who can conveniently do so, will
meet at GalIipolis on Monday even
ing June 25th. On the morning of
Tuesday June 26th at 7 O'Clock the
Association Will become the
guests of the Steamer Big
Sandy and will proceed down
tho Ohio river to Portsmouth,
arriving at that city about 6
o'clock p. NJ. where VIC will bo re-
ceived and entertained by the citi-
zens of Portsmouth, until the MORN
iEg of the 29th of June. On the evo-
ming of the 26th banquet will be
rendered the ladies and gentleman
of the Association, by tho Board of
Trade OF Portsmouth. On Wednes-
day June 9th the Association will
visit the Industries of Portsmouth.
On tho afternoon of tho 9th the
Association will hold a business
meeting. On the morning of juno
2Sth at 7'oclock the Association will
accept the hospi!alIties of the Now
port News & Mississippi, Valley
Railway, at South Portsmouth and
proceed to Kanawba Falls W. va.
where dinner will be served. The
trip will then be resumed and after
u most delightful ride through the
Now River, and Grecnbriar river
regions We will arrive about S'clock
at White Sulphur Springs, where
We will remain until tho following
morning and leave on train No. 4
for Clifton Forge, where we will
dino and become the guests of the
Richmond & Allegheny Railway
Company to Natural Bridge whore
We will remain over hight, leaving
the following morning at an carly
hour for Clifton Forge IN time TO
catch train No. on the n. N. & M.
". R'y at Z o'clock A. N. for Rich
mond Va. at which point wo will
arrive at $50. p. NJ. We will re
main at Richmond over night and
until 4 p. NJ. of the following day,
July lst. when we will leave for Old
Point Comfort, arriving at that
place at Z P. NJ. At Old Point
Comfort tho excursion will dlsband.
Those who desire TO visit Washing
ton City can secure special rates
over tho Potomac Steamboat Com
pany's line. Transportation On the
N. n. s. NJ. v. R'y will be good re-
turning for a sufficient tIme TO afford
ample time to those who desire to
visit other points of interest in Vir
gina. The Committee has secured
reasonable rates for the entiro Asso
citation at the Grand Central Hotol
at White Sulphur Springs and at
the Uygola Hotel at Old Point Com
fort, and through tho courtesy OF
Col. II. ". Fuller, the General Pas
senger Agent of the n. N. l. 81. Y.
R'y special rates will be accorded
the Association at all of the eating
houses on tho line of that road.
Members of tho Association living
off of the line Of the G. II. V. & Z.
R'y can secure transportation to
Gal!lpolis, by applying to II. j.
Falkcnbach. G. P. 4. at Columbus. |
Ohio. The Committee cannot suffi |
GENTLY express Its thanks for tho
prompt and generous manner in
which General Passenger Agents H.
W. Fuller of tho n. N. & NJ. V. R'y
J.. II. Macmurdo of the Il. & A. Ry, |
and Ii. J. Falkenbach of the G. IL.
VS. 7. R'y, responded to the wishes
Of the Committee, as has also the Off
cials Of the Big Sandy Packet Com
pany and the Board of Trade and
other good citizens of Portsmouth.
Tho meeting and excursion prom
ises to be the most delightful in the
history CT the ASSOCIATION and we
cannot too thoroughly appreciate the
kindness of those who have enabled
us, through their unstintod and un-
liberality and hospital
ity to thus have q season of magnifi-
cent entertainment and pleasure.