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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

CIRcLEvILLE. O., March ia snort
time ago the remains Of Laura kenear'
who was buried sixteen years ago, were
exhumed and reiuterred In the ceine-
tery at Mt. Sterling, Ohio. On remoV'
ing the metal covering they were iouna
TO be as well preserved as when buried.
The checks were rosy, the lips red the
ewes bright, the teeth white and peariy,
and bouquet of natural flowers that
had beeu placed in her hand were a'
frasb rs AT interment. They were pet
rlfed and it required aiX strong men tC
lit them,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
siIiricovlNG

on Monday evening t'us llNi- World
Of Novelties will commence % thrr"
nights engagement at the Grand. Gu.
Hill has patrons among AIT classes, lni
has the reputation ~ being the largest
and most refined vaudeville company
now travelling. Gus Hill is great o.
vorite In Wheeling and be- is sure fo do
great business during hI, stay here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

The wonderful Hermann. aided 0y
Nine. Hermann. VIII br seen go tAe
Opera House next Monday. March lf'H.
He is beyond question the creates O'
living necromancers and sorcrrrr-. aaI
his performances are among ihc m0-i
interesting offered 10 our thcatre-snDr
during the season. ThI. year Herr
mann has an entire new entertainments
and ne will produce several startling
novelties in the way Of illusions of Ii-
own invention aud production. nur "'
these g., the famou, "SlrObcika. Ih"
story of the trick 4, rather romantic. D.
tells OF the escape from thc chaIu- oi 1
Russian torture chamber Of ofac"udcmnnd
officer Of the guard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
T,n.se.e I,anished aud Mstaafa is Making
Threats.

COLUMBIA. :. c.. March l3.-Ihe
S,1fe has received letter from its pri-
waite correspondent at Apia, dated rep
ruarv 10. which foreshadowS an early
renewal OF hoStilitieS in the samoan
Islands.
The ex-rebel King Tamasese recently
requested TO be allowed to establish his
beadouarters at Mulinium Point, which
he occupied while carrying on the re-
belliop two years ago. His request
heing refused. he attempted TO incite an
nnrisinc OF his old followers, but his
scheme was promptly thwarted, and he
was baniShed. .,.
King MaHetso is becoming feeble
minded. and many Of his SUBJECTS are
clamoring for change. They think
N,tsafa should succeed him. Mataala
IS growing restless, and openly intimates
that unless he IS in some way Wei pro-
y,ded for he win combine with Tamasese
and overthrow the present government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

This company had another good aud.
ence at the Grand last night, and mrt
with a very fatterng reception. This
afternoon there will Doe e. grand ma'i
nee FOR ladies and children. AND u1
doubt the ladies will turn out .n large
snmbers. a. the "KindergarIeu conn.
pany are great fayorte, with th' 'a|f
sex. This evening closes the engage
ment. when the Grand is sure t1 h.
crowded 10 the door. seats m N"'r-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

Special Ts'.gryl f0 tle Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va March H.
Tomorrow at noon the Senate will pro-
coed 20 the ball of the House Of Dele
gates. where the Governor, 10 the
presence OF the Joint Assembly, will
present the sword Co Lieutenant Brown,
which was voted to him by the Lcgis-
f.rrrr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
MARTINS FERRY.

Wm. Strickland and Amy Weaver, who
were arrested Thursday for adultery, had
a hearing before Squire Keller, ana were
bound over 10 court in the sum oil s2OO
each The court room was crowded al the
time Of bringing the defendants before ms
Honor. great many Of the audience beng
"bald-heads." and 10 say they enjoyed the
rich and spicy evidence that was given, Is
not putting il half strong enough Mrs.
Strickland swore that when Strickland
married her she owned q house and lot and
Strickland cot her 10 trade II for the trad
ing boat that he now has possession OF, anu
about six or seven years ago be abused her
so that she had 10 leave him. She says that
he often threatened 10 drown her. After
she left him she came 10 Wheeling ana mas
kept track Of him. and when he landeo
here in Martins Ferry she had Ooth MN
and the woman, Amy weaver arresteu Oh
the charge named above.
The failure Of Jake Lott was surprise
10 a great many Of our citizens, ana al re-
gre; very much that this misfortune mas
befallen him, as he was "A popular and De
serving young man. and maze lrleuus
wherever he went, but Jake's generosity
40, ,be host of him. ". II Shaeffer and
/ l. Miller through their attorney, W. i
Francis. were the first 10 put In their
claims. which they did on Thursday even
ing. and Yesterday the following firms ley
ied on part of the goods W. II Shaefer s
claim was sl42O7. / j. Miller So -
Neil & Ellingham sloj ~, \. Branuin *
SON Ssq.64. Joseph Speidel n Co, s23l : j.
Waterh. use Bros sis -, Parker Il 60
s57 -. Bremen \ Mahs <29ig. Haslett
Wheat 4 Hays SlIi5. Hoehle. Ellis, Her
bert n Go So o.. r. +. Rhodes ~ p
Barhlnau & Son sl2i. These are all the
claims that have been put in 50 far.
George Dursch will opon his new saloon
Oh the corner OF jefferson aud Second
strees to-day. He has Just remodeled this
building. and il is one Of the finest stands IN
the city.
The suit Of Lewis Rothermund vs.. th'
Terminal road comes of next week. The
papers were being served on the witnesses
Ia the case yesterday by Marshall West
wood
For Rent-The eight-room dwelling
known as Elm Cottage, on the Heights, In
Martins Ferry. Inquire Of T. W. Shreve
George McGlumphrey has gone to West
Virginia TO settle up his fathers estate.
Jessie Jones is home from Mingo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
rAsCorr ONcE MORE.
Prison Oncials at Columbus Think They
Have Made Discovery.

CoIrlBUS, INp., March l3.-Ihe ON
cials of the prison are excited over the
belief that they have discovered Ias
rott who shot Banker Smell. at Chicago.
George Elmer, Van Vert county
prisoner. is thought TO be Tascott- Inc
sheriff of Van Vert county has askec
for picture of Elmer. He was received
in February. 1891, for two years, for ar
SON. He burned a store which he wa:
filing with goods for the insurance, anc
pleaded guilty.
On arriving at the prison Elmer gave
his age as 81 and said he was shoe
maker which was disproved. He knows
4 great deal about Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
MURDER IN NonLE COUNTY.
LEROY johnson Cuts the Throat OF Mrs
Joseph Graham with a Butcher knife

LEROY johnson Cuts the Throat of Mrs
Joseph Graham with a Butcher knife
CALDWELL. o.. March l3.-Thursday
night about O'Clock man named John
son. ia company with Others, went
across the creek 20 the suburban town
OF Olive. and went 10 the store OF Joseph
Graham. Graham was Ia GAINESVILLE
and the store was in ch-s.--...AS > Is Vile
Johnson began 90 raiS71 -'-,urbance
and while Mrs. Graham was attempting
to put him ont OF the store, Johnson
stabbed her in tho throat. She bled TO
death in about five minutes.
A man by the name ot Mock Thoria'
who was in the store at the time' made
ar attempt to catch johnson and get
the knife away from him, but was
stabbed three times, one ot the cuts
being quite serious. The kuife cut the
shoulder clear to the bone aud the
p1irt ~ the knife blade was bent 10y
striking the bone.
Johnson was atterwari arrested, ana
is now in the county jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
Two Matter. Definitely settled.

Sn-I1I I,l-QfIm y II IffIs'eT.
CuAmE~roN. w. Va, March l3.-
Two questions oi Importance are settled.
One is the Worlds Fair appropriation
md how it shall Dee disposed OF. The
other is the school book matter. The
Worlds Fair appropriation is 10000
much greater sum than it was thought
O. month ago the House would be willing
to give
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

~. Louis, March Special dis
patches from dozeu different points '''
reva, Indicate shat the heaviest Sno"
in that State ior three years leil ye'l'i-
dav. Denison reports one Of tine most
violent storms that ha>evcr visited thAt
section. TraIumou who arrived there
from the Indian Territory say tlat inr
fali ~ snow iu the Territory yesterday
was unprecedented. All trains are
badly delayed. At Paris thc ground Is
covered Co q dcp,hof siN inches. Great
fear is appreheudcd that tho fruit crop
will be entirely destroyed. Several
points in Arkansas also report au 1n-
n~eredeutedly heavy snow storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

,r.cil' telegram no f'r gis'sr
CHARLESTON. w. Va, March l3.-Ihe
Southern Investment and Savings Soci-
ety hasb been Incorporated. The princi-
uql Office is to Doe kept at Piedmont;
capital $1,000. with the privilege of i'm
rraasin., it o. $500 600. The inc0rpO-
rators are A. G.. Hyde. OF Kiugwood:
Lewis p. White, of Terra Alta; L. :.
HYDE. Frank Graham. /. w. Rose and
n. :. Richardson. OF Piedmont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
The woodland We'll

Special Telegram 10 NE Register. =.
WOODLANDS, March 13.-The Wood
land well on the Whitaker farm at the
mouth OF Fish Creek, Is down l,906 feet
without any showing OF oil, but some
gas. They intend drilling to the Cor
don sand. This sand ls2, 500 feet below
the surface.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
Respited for the Eighth Time.

Special telegram 10 th> Reotster.
COLUMBUS, O., March 13.-Governor
Campbell this evening again granted a
respite to Isaac Smith, the condemned
man, fixing the date OF his execution
May 90. This is the eighth time he has
received an extension of life from the
Governor. This was done to-day in
order that the Legislature may have
time to consider the bill referring to his
case now before 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
DRIVEN TO DEATH
by Her Jealous HusbanJ-Indianapolis
womau's Suicide.

INDIANAPoLIs, March 13.-Last Octo-
Der Kate Weaver, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Weaver, prominent people
Of this city, married Leon -. Reinhold,
a young lawyer with a good practice.
Mrs. Rinehold was "A handsome brunette,
accomplished, and a great favOrite with
all. They settled in their own cosy
home on Bellefontaine street, and
life seemed full of promise for
the young couple. Lately, however,
the neighbors have shaken their heads
ominously and intimated that all was
not well with the couple.
At 10 o'clock last night pedestri ans
passing the Rhnehold house heard a
pistol shot within. An entrance was
forced and Mrs Rhinehold was found
dying from wound in the breast. She
had taken her own life while alone in
her home. The following letter written
by her Just before firing the fatal shot,
reached the Indianapolis Nelrs this
morning;
1929 Belefontaine street.
When this reaches you will be out
of this world. ! could not stand it. |
had bad, low husband who beat and
cursed me. and tried to make me believe
was unfaithiul. could not stand it
and took my own life"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

Specie. Isi-q-up 90 no Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March l5.-
Tomorrow some time, perhaps about
midnight, the session of the State Leg
.s'uture for lSgl Will close. Consider
able important work Will be matured in
-le few hours yetremaiuiug. The labor
ug meu have boon particularly remem-
bcred in the general laws enacted so FAR
and the promises made them 10y the
Democrats last fal have been fully kept
n.rf carried our
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

DECATUR. I1I., March 13.- GREAT
crowds locked to the County Jail yes
teriay afternoon. when 10 became known
That the sheriff was charging 10 cents
for sight % the ga.lows on which
William IT. Crawford is % Dee executed
tomorrow. AT were allowed M oppor-
uu'tr 90 see how the thinr worked.
Tho receipts were nearly 500. TIE 'A-
ibi-iau was severely criticized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
The Standard In the Field.

Special Telegram to the Register
PADEN's VALLEY, March l3.-Agents
OF Pennsylvania Company, some say oil
the Standard Oil Company, have leased
for oil well purposes large body OF
land in this vicinity, including the
Earnest Pollock farm. They have
agreed to commence drilling a well
within sixty days close to the railroad
station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
The Uennessey Trial Ended.

New ORLEANS. March l3.-The Hen
nessey case, the trial Of nine Italians
for the assassination Of the Chief OF Po-
lice. was concluded this afternoon, the
jury bringing in verdict Of not guilty
As to six OF the accused. aud failed to
agree upon verdict a 70 the other
three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
sTEUBENyILLE POLITICS.
Both Parties Have Made Their Nomina-
tions for the Spring Campaign.

Special IttegrGri - ne R.gsfer.
SrEuBENvILLE, March l3.-Bo;h the
Democrats and Republicans have held
thei- primary elections, and the spring
campaign is well on. The primaries of
last Saturday, at which the De nocrats
chose their candidates, was the most eX-
citing and interesting known in this
city for years, about three-fourths OF
the entire vote of the party being Dolled.
The greatest interest was manifested in
the contest for the Mayoralty nomina-
tion. the contestants being Oscar Bra
shear, the present incumbent, and JOS
cph Basler. When the result was an
nounced II was found that Brashear was
ihe successful candidate, his majority
being 22O. That he was able To defeat
man as popular and universally eS-
teemed as Mr.. BaSler speaks Volumes
In his favor and shows that his
following is unprecedentedly large. Two
years ago Mr.. Brashear defeated Charles
McConnaughy, the Republican candi-
date, by a majority OF -, and his ad-
mnistration has been such that 1t has
added to his strength very materially.
His record as Mayor went a long way in
helping him defeat Mr. BaSler last Sat
urday, and will make him an opponent
that w. NJ. Scott, the Republican nom
inee, can not even affect 10 despiSc. He
will hold his own party practically solid
aud will have large accesslOns from the
Republicans, the lawabiding element OF
that party being so well satisfied with
his administration that there will be no
hesitation on its part in supporting him
for a second term. without any eXcep-
tion his administration has given Better
satisfaction than that Of any Mayor in
the past twenty years, 50 that the out
look is exceedingly good for Oscar Bra
shear to do what 40 Democrat Of Steu-
benvile has done in a quarter Of cen
tury-succeed himself as Mayor.
Congressman Breckenridge Recovering.
ATLANTA, GA, March l3.-COugress-
man Wilson, OF West Virginia, and DR..
Burns. surgeon OF the I. 5. :. Chicago,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
Fell From "A Train.

Spsci1 T-tgfu 10 ffe hegs'fr
CHARLESTON, w Va, March l3.-
Johnny Clemens, a lad Of about l6
wears. boarded au incoming freight
this morning no Hinton, and in running
over the ears fell through the train
and was instantly killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

The estimate was approved. and Will
be sent to Council for transmission 10
the Finance Committee.
After concluding this work, the gen
eral subject OF new pumping machinery,
to make the new reservoir available, was
brought up, and it was stated by the
Board that the Worthington pump had
broken to-day. while the Maxwell had
inst been repaired. II the Maxwell
should let 60 again, before the Worth
incton was fixed. short supply would
be the result. The Board said
the general idea was To have two
new pumps OF 5000. 600 gallons daily
capacity each. capable of lifting water
TO the new reservoir with ease. They
were also in favor OF keeping the pump
ing station at Ninth street, the analysis
OF water showing the water taken In
by the tubular piUes. - at present To-
Gated, to be actually better than sam
pleS obtained in the neighbOrhOOd Of
the Sisters Islands. The engineers had
estimated il would cost S325, 900 To erect
new machinery three miles north ot
sufficient capacity and put II in connec-
tiOn with the new reservoir out tnls
contained no allowance for right OF
way. and with the usual allowance for
contingencies aud unforeseen things,
the cost would likely foot up half a
million dollars before the work was
done. Much OF this estimated outlay
could be saved by putting in the new
pumps at Ninth street.
The was general interchange Of
ideas between members Of the commit
tee and Of the Board, which ended In an
agreement on the part Of the Board TO
draw up a statement Of what. in Their
Judgment, ought to be provided In the
way Of new machinery, and on this the
committee would meet in consultation
and ask Council to authorize the prep
aration OF plans and obtain an estimate
~ Tho cost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
Three seamen Drowned.

Ioxpox. March13.-The French ship
Frere Et Sour has been wrecked on one
If the Sicily islands Three of her crew
we're drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
senate IrenlnE the Appropriation.

Svrc7 is,-grlln 20 'le Rsc;sf--
CHARLESTON. w. Va, March a.
The general appropriation bin went 10
the senate this morning and the rules
were suspended So as 10 put it on its
second reading The senate shows a
marked tendency 20 reduce the appro-
priationS On many things, aud will
make reductions from the House allow
ances whenever possible. Whether the
House will accept these amendments or
not remains 90 be- seen. The first thing
knocked out by the senate was the
three thousand dollar item allowed the
West Liberty Normal school for the
erection of dormItorie> for boarding
S. hO0l purposes y similar item was
allowed the Concord Normal School. be-.
cause the Board o., Regents asked for it.
Other House allowances We're also
pounced upon aud We're So di>igured in
some places as o. bear mo- Scmhlsnrv 10
their former selves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
THE WATER BOARD.
II submits Its Annual Estimate and Talks
over New Pumps.

The City Water Board met yesterday
afternoon and formulated its annual -
Inmates Of receipts and cNpt nditures
for the current year, and last night the
Board met in joint session with the Com
mittee on Water Works and submitted
the figures, rs follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

\ blessing TO humanity is what DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup can well be termed, for II
has done more good already than any other
medicine. One trial will convince any one
Of IFS efficacy. Price . cents.
There's no terror. headache, in your
threats"
For am armed so strong with remedy
That pass pain b.. as an idle word
Since the discovery Of Salvation Oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14

not 10y having him commit what. to HIN.
are meaningless definitions The book
selected as q text book ou civil govern
ment is Macy "cNr Government, " a
very concise clear, comprehensive
work brief and at the same time
covering the ground thoroughly.
The subject matter is 50
arranged as TO excite the pupils inter
eSt and at the same time give him an
the Information about our form Of GOV
ornment 10 teaches hlm how govern
ments are formed. laws made and exc
cUted, aoj, I'm short, familiarizeS him
With the principles upon which our gov
ernment rests
Mayhew's Practical bookkeeping is
the one selected cs0m which the youth
of ovr STATE are 90 get IDEAS of bus..
iormS and business transactions. Els
wQsrh's system 0f pebmsushin s adopt
ed instead ot ,he E.e- t.c or Spencerian.
both OF Watch have been in use in some
ei o~l schools. Rays Test Examples is
tne one book oi the present series OF
arithmeticS which IS NOT retained. The
other books are familiar 20 all the cili-
teuS OF the State, and need no mention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-14
Cnnrressman nreckenrIdre Reco,erin

ATLANTA, GA, March l3.-Cougress-
man Wilson, OF West Virginia, and Dr.
Burns. surgeon Of the I. 5. s. Chicago.
passed through here to-day with Con
gresham Breckenridge. OF Kentucky,
who is recovering from his recent i'll
ness
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-19

The blood makes a circuit of the body every
-. minutes, delivering nutrimCnt and taking
back waste matter 90 be filtered out by the
liver and Kidneys and removed from the body
through the bowels and the urinary section.
may produce various iurmS of disease such
"a dyspepsia, Bnousness, Constipation,
Headache. Debility, aud bad blood with its
multiplied cyilsl bolts hlutchcs, pinplcs sores
rruptious, assesses and the like, When such
distractions exist as evidenced by the pre-
scncc of complaints similar to those iustmcn-
toned. the best medicine to use II Burdock
Blood BittcrS, which unlocks the scCictnns,
removing all IMPURE and Cfictc matter through
the proper channels. Ky restoring healthy
action OF the stomach, liver kidneys and bow
els II. -. Il. removes MI impurities Otthc blood
from common pimpc to the worst scroiu-
iOuS sore.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-19

The 1t. Rev. W. II. A. Bisscll, D. d,
Bishop of Vermont, will make his annual
visitation to Christ Church Parish next
Tuesday, instead of Sunday as previously
announced. Service will commence at
10 40, n. M, when the Rev. Alfred H..
Wheeler, missionary in charge of the
parish, will be ordained to the priest
hood, followed by the administration OF
the apostolic rite of confirmation, and
the celebration ofthc Holy Communion.
Rev. T. D. Buckley of St Johnsbnry will
preach the ordination sermon, and several
visiting clergy from acknowledgements
are also expected. The public generally
arc most cordially invited to attend
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-19

If YOU are going to keep
boardcrs and want furnish
ings for half a dozen or a
dozen rooms, come to us, we
can save YOU money.
If your Chamber Set has
done fair service and a new
one is required, we can suit
YOU i'll all woods at all prices.
you want aplush Rocker
or two to enliven up the
otherwise dull Parlor or Sit
ting Room, you can get them
cheaper of us.
If your Range has lost it's
usefulness and won't stand
any more repairing, we can
help YOU out of the difficulty
by putting in a QUAKER or
some other Range at a low
figure.
Our supplies for the DIN
ING ROOM consist ofalarge
variety of Tables, Chairs,
Dinner Sets, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Silvcrware, Side
boards, which can't be
bought as low, no mater
where YOU go.
You want a REFRlGER-
ATOR if you haven't one;
we show twenty-five or more
STYLES, and only the best;
BALDWIN" or "BELD-
ING" both prize medal
Rcfrigcrators.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-19

several f,.t deep. while iu ,lc valley huw-
crs were IN bloom and herds az horses.
cattle aud sheep grazing, and from one
10 -four cowboys to each herd. On leav-
mg Liv.ugs .uI.c. ID, 10. we had two
large engines. with tour drivers on q side,
20 draw ms over a range of the Belt
Mountains In going over the noun
tarS wc went through a tunnel 800
feet long, passed several large cCalmin
and long stretch ufmagniiCcnt scenery.
We passed through B1zcman, at 2-3O.
This IS "a very pretty place, and I think
the largest place ON the Canadian Pac,-
hc between Bismarck and Helena. \
littlc west uI Huz"m1u We saw Tor the
first time a steam plpN' IN operation,
which was quite novelty To ms. our
engineers s;lutrd them, and they re
spundcd with ten or twelve sharp
Whistles
tE.uyI,t,T.J y,Nf tyggt
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-06-19

The sixth annual excursion ofthe Maine
Commercial Travellers Association, IN
conjunction with the White Mountain
Association, leaves Portland on Tuesday
the Both inst. for Montreal, and viii
take dinner at the Stewart House. The
marty will consist of about 800 and will
he accompanied by Chambers Band, %
pieces. With favorable weather the out
ing promises to be highly enjoyable, and
in behalf of our citizens we bid the WIS.,:
tors a hearty welcome and extend then
our most hearty fluctuations.