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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1893-04-14
sp SD Iriial3 Waller.

April, IL, 1898 We have no hes
itancy in saying. that spring is here.
We could give various proofs, be-
sides the presence of swallows and
the song Of the Whipporwill but you
are aware of tho fact that I am not
a poet, although there are several
people who don't know it. Spring
contains traces OF nearly all the sea-
sons: it has traces OF winter aud
traces OF summer. Boys should be
very careful in spring for before they
know it, they will tai, IN love. 1t is a
dreadful thing to fall in love in the
spring because fifty cases out OF
every hundred prove fatal mashes.
Ifell in. love one beautiful spiing
morning and the next day Ifell in a
mud hole. Ills true that case didn't
prove.to be fatal. Well | am some
what disposed to talk aoout love and
for fear / should Cell you who is my
best girl, | will tell you what I've
been driving at ever since ! began
my letter. AS said at first spring is
here, but what3does that matter if
spring is here, OF what; has that got
TO do with what | am going to tell
you. And spring is here! we'll new,
isn't it remarkable, so it is remarka
bio that one of Washington County's
progressive men is visiting Lis six
brothers who live at Spring Valley,
Nat Hotter, etc. Who is the man
that has six brothers in good Old
Wythe. Well the answer is as plain
as English can make it, iG is the
genial and ever-welcomed FREUD to
the people OF Spring Valley and adj
joining country, Mr., Pierson Neff.
John Shaw.
; 9 Foa 4BF:. s'1I'aMES.' -
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1893-04-14
HuddIe School House.

April, 10, 1S93.-Mr. Editor;-Oh,
how the weary farmers smile to see
this beautiful spring weather, they
are making preparations for corn
planting.
Riley Davis, who lived near Skaters
mill, moved to Wytheville last week.
He intends working on the Rail road
A. J. Phiilippi, w. II. Copenhavel.
and j. r. Dixon, are attending court
this week.
Profs. Snyder and Sharitz spent
last week in the lower end of this
county (Wythe) looking up d singing
school, they have returned with Il
favorable report.
Miss Josie Wilson OF Ceres Va. is
visiting relations ne;,r this place.
B. j. Huddle spent q few days of
tie past week IN Washington Co.
with w. w. Hacker.
DR.. II. was making his usual visits
10 the neighborllood OF Noble Sunday,
girls don't fail to set your caps; for
the Or. is going to presenta nice al
bum to the one that proves true.
1t has been reported that one OF
Germany's charming young men, had
a complete tussle with his over shoes
and leggins recently. He surely had
fair sex ON the brain.
All OF Us.
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enroute to Wytheville strictly on
business. Fred
The Divide.

April, IL, 1S9.;.--Mrs. Franklin
Steffey returned Wednesday from a
visit to her son, Rev. S. d. Stefey,ot
Leplo, Va.
Albert Lowry reports that he
killed a black snake in the lower end
OF Spring Valley a yard and a half
long and five inches around.
Tom Slagle has MAYED to his farm.
am glad to say that Sunday
school will be. reorganized next Sun
day (16) at Steifey's Chapel.
Chas. Richardson has built au "I1''
to his house.
George Freeman and family paid
Us a visit last Sunday.
j. W. Spence has bought q fine
lot of stock from Franklin Steft,y.
The good farmers of our section
are done planting oats and are pre-
pairing to plant corn.
Rev. E. FL. Mcdonald, Of Wythe-
vile. preached Saturday at the
Buchanan school house and on Sur
day and Sunday night at the Glade
school house III Spring Valley.
"a 4
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1893-04-14
Bilious Collie Prevented

Persons who are. subject to attacks
ofbilious collie can almost invariably
tell, by their feelings, when to ex-
pect an attack. If Chamberlain's
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
is taken as soon asNthese symptoms
appear, they can ward off the d.
sease. Such persons should always
keep the Remedy at hand,ready for
Immediate use when needed. Two
or three doses Oft at the right time
will save them much suffering. For
sale by G. L. Pepper, Druggist.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1893-04-14
A CARD FROM THE REV.

rural. retreat WITH con.
Sir to the times sir, paid 10 cints
at first 81 Paid 40 CInts and toalde
him that did Not Want hit No more
and Novel Shante Pay a Nuther
clint. this call for 80 clint. Paid 40 On
and 10 cints No More shalli Pay BIZ
Cause i don't take no Dimicrat paper
GIL Wells
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1893-04-14
Fog Valley, Va,

Apfn ~, lS93-Mp. Editor,
The frogs are making such noise
that | can hardly write.
A. i. snavely, and sweet heart
were in the Valley, Saturday, and
Sunday, among their friends. I.
re Nelf, passed through the Val
ley, Sunday evening IN bis way tosee
his best girl and ifall reports are true
he hada fine time.
It seems that US boys that can not
afford bnggies and carts, will get
left every now and then.
Master johnny Netf, is spending ~
few days with his little friends in the
Va,ley.
An old black smith shop Of S. S.
Etter's fell down the other day and
ruined all of his tools.
Mr.Martin Of Grayson will spend q
short time in the Valley.
PheliX.
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| 0
Eradicate the Radical 1ffieiata

ldea from the minds of nv friends
and the patrons of the office geper-
ally it becomes necessary that I ex-
plain the situation and present in
Its true light the facts. Tt has teen
reported and circulated. since + be-
came an applicant for the appoints
ment as Post Master at this place
ttiat IN the event that I became p. MI.
hhere Will be no change in the
servlce-that, Capt. Davis will COLI
tlnue to officiate in the capacity of
assistant. This idea has become
prevalent perhaps because OF my re.
lationship and brought into nromi-
nance doifbtsby those seeking my
defeat, who OH every available OBJ
portunitv make capital out of suppo-
sition. Such repo. tbs Wishout foun-
dation. Neither l, nor Capt. Davis
know any thing OF any such arrang-
ment. Capt. Davis has.already begun
farming at Atkins and as soon as
relieved will devote his time to pri-
vate interests.
appeal to my friends, both Dem
ocrats and Republicans for their sup
port, and will ask as many as can
do SO within the next few days to
call at my office (Candler Hotel J
and lead their assistancesby signing
myspetition., Should / become, Post
Master IT will be due to and through
the support and efforts ofthe people
and you can feel assured thats the
service will be we'll worthy of your
appreciation, | respectfully solicit
your support and your support will
demand my untiring Efforts to dis
charge the duties Of the Office to
the entire satisfaction Of its irons
and with credit to the Department.
| aIaeyours most obediently,
Chas. Spence.
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CI.0GkettS DeDnt.

Crockett Depot, Va April, IL, '95:
Quite alarge crowd oftownsmen and
citizens attended count at Wytheville
Monday.
A quarterly meeting was held at Mt.
Epbraim on last Sat. and Sun. The
meeting is still in progress. Macy
believe that mach good will be done
ttstf9ls w Cos -
Misses Callie Givens and Maggie
Etter were visiting Miss Bottle Co
penhaver last Saturdav and Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Burkett, from Sugar
Dale, is on a visit to Miss Emma
Wampler's, where she expects to re !.
main for several days. All are glad
to have her in our midst, especially
the boys.
Miss Callia GiYens' school closed
on last Friday at Vampires school
house, where she has,taughtsuccess
fully for six months. She will return
to her home in Carroll Go, in few
days. We areall sad to see her leave
She has made many friends during
her stay amongst us.
The Sunday school will be seor-
.ganizedeat Kings Grove on next Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. All inter-
estedin Sunday school work will
please be present and take part.
A communion service will BE- held
at Rosenbaum's Chapel on next Sun
day. Preaching on Sat.
Miss Minnie Etter and brother
were in the village the frat of the
week.
d. +. Copenhaver, Of Germany,
passed through here last week on a
flying trip to Muskrat, Va.
=. G. ", while setting his best
girl in the neighborhood of Noble, 1t
was along about the third watch OF
the night when he was aroused by a
terrible squalling in the poultry yard.
He was immediately presented with
a Winchester, He pursued the Chiet
aud fired but this did not induce him
10 drop his prey but made good his
escape.
Robt. and Chas. Nett passed
here the first OF the week
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Cedar Bluff.
4 April 1f. 1Sol Sud Editor.

April tf.. 1So, Nnd Editor,
VIC nayn't SCI
paper from tlsis place, we think it,
an injustice to ourselves and commu-
nifty. This llt5a village is noted for
it's beautiful scenery, also it's beauii
FIJI smiling girls and boys. 1t is sur
rounded on every hand by huge
mountain ranges which affords good
cattle ranches and vast turnip patch
es. Taking everything in considera-
ton it is one of the most magniffi-
cent little villages in South West Va.
Sunday school was recognized at
Cedar Bluff Baptist church Sunday
morning with E. E. Eller Supt., w.
9. Wheeler, Asst and A. T. Atkins,
Sec. Quite large crowd turned out
and a good lot were enrolled. We
expect to have one of the largest
and best schools We have ever had
at this place, as all took a great in
terest.
The Universe Is again resum;ng
it's annual habilimeDt Of green, which
is terminating the farmer until his
voice is waited on the gentle breeze
aud numbered with the merry sing
ing birds and jolly croaking frogs,
Farmers are through sowing oats
and are getting ready to plant corn.
Thomas Mcdonald and wife were
visiting at S. G.. Atkins Sunday.
Capt. G, F. Atkins, one of our
enterprising business men left Thurs
day for Cincinnati, O.
Robt Overbey spent Sunday in
Sugar Dale.
The work on the new NJ. Il.
Church is still gong on and is rap
idly nearing completion.
Rev w. p Brotton will preach at
Cedar Bluff Church Saturday night.
and Sunday,
Arm
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1893-04-14

Nansemond Sweet Potato slips
the Best in the country furnished
in any quantity S5cts per. 100 at
Our beds or put in Depot here.
SPENCE &. NEFF..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Slndeni. Nnrialn.

The regular ses,Iou 90 sluien,s'
society Of tho Lgttcf.day Saints college
was held Ffiday evening, October ~,
Chairman Woodbury. Presiding. The
fret number ou tue program was q
select reading, "Tho ElIuI's Sermon"
by EI1lQusl. rhis wa followed by
alcc,ure, "Ga ysors Of tue Ycliowstoue,n
by Instructor Joseph MELON. Ho die.
GUESSED bH.ny the grysors Of Iceland,
the AuIos mountains and tue FIJI is.
lands, then the no les noted goyscrs Of
our own country, although thosu have
not been known 90 long TO the world.
The speaker stated that John Golfer
was the nrst ~ visit the Yellowstone,
anu gave such slowing description
OF the gvysrr- that the park was called
"COliUTH He'll" nut the nfpt
10 give "a complete uut1aggefttui do.
scuptiOn wac Dr.. Hayden.
O.hrr wonders aud buautlrs beside
the gtytufH are found In HclIuwstuur
Paris, said the lecturer. Among these
10 the gla.s mountain, WulCu BE- ui
volcanic uugiu, having been turned
INTO tl.Ck rlasB by heat. Many
beautiful lakes exist near IN,
guyecrsi which probably feed them.
SAINT Mury's Lake, one Of tnr
most attractive, 10 situated IA the ton oi
tho sulphur mountain. Tho mud
grysuT, the crater OF which rcsumblu-
tlu description Of Daptob Inferno, III
situated on the side OF this mountain,
The Golden Gate bridge, built around
the side ola ciiii, o. one Uf thrurtific.nl
bulultH Vi the purk. ono OF the Tails
OF the Yellowstone "a about 800 Iret iu
height. The river IS about the size VI
jordan, Gud as II goes over the fall 10
HES Into iluu spray 10 that by the
ume u reaches tho bottom you can Soc
only foam. The characteristics features |
% the canyon are the mggodness AMI /
beautiful tints Of the rOChs. Near tue |
Yellowstone spfings isa mound forine4
by the sediment OF sprug called |
Liberty Cap. In the Yellowstone
geyscrs Is found grysgr action la all H. |
stages, and hot water Is found In all |
tnuse that orupL There are ~ least |
1000 warm springs ia tho park, nud |
tovtnty goyigr, have been described. |
mostly situated "a two hasius. rhe |
lecturer described the Fountain, Reg. |
hive, Giantr., OH auu YOUNG |
Faithful, aud GuuI Kcysers; ANA exc
planned Mckruz.g's ana Bunsou,s |
theories OF thu l1maiilu OF thps.
sptiugs, illustrating them with an ex.
pertinent.
a song was nicely rendered by Mn
II. h, Booth, and meeting adjourned |
Tor Que wech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
ronrl Notes.

Fred A. Hale has commenced suit
In 1hu Third dutfict court against IA.
gar 3. De GOlyer u al 10 recover $500
and Interest, balance alleged 10 DO uuu
for AflhilocPs services.
The hearing of the demurrer In the
case OF Mrs. Drake ami Mfs. shelby
(hOth Colute d yH salt Lake Sanitafiuni
company came before Justice hall anu
was UNu.TuIuI. Time ~ answer was
allowed tiii Monday next
In the case OF l.. w. Bacon vsJ. IL.
aud Noah MoChystal suit 10 10.
cover sl2Oa5s aul interest FOR money
received by tue deienuaut Tor plaintiff.
the matter went 10 the jury yesterday
afternoon nj o'clock; they returned a
verdict Of sl5lOS3 against John II.
McChrystal Ouly anu no cause Of
gC,iOu against Noah McChrystBl.
Thirty dgys' stay was granted pond
Ing motion for a new trial.
Bert Havens was a.Tsigucd before
Justice WhitrhOrn on the charge OF
forgery but W. j. Houston, the com.
planning witness, could not be found.
The prosecution asked Tor U cont IT,
auce ln order 10 give Mr.. Houston an
opportunity 10 appear. AZ tue ease.
however, had been ulfoady continued
two or three tImes and II was btnted
the matter hau bueI arranged to the
satisfaction Of The Complainant, the
court dismissed tue action.
Arthur @. Il. Vincent, by his father
ana guardian, ~ about % hlB u SJ1. OOl
damage tult against tue salt Lake
Rapid Transit company IN the Tnhd
district court. The lad isuIz years ui
age ana the suit arises out oi serious
Injuries which hu received on August
l6lh by coming la contact with IA
"live" wire nt Second AMI q streets Ina
this city. Nugugg uoe On the part Of
tho company h ALLEGED. pne iRcts
were fuzzy stated IN these columns Al
ihe time VI the lamt ntAble o,oirruate.
Tie hI'd fatuer b. "a minister.
Frank Grnis, formerly OF tue College
cafe, has boon arrested on warrant
sworn % by W. j, Began, Charging
him with PERJURY. Hogan obtained I,
iud meut In Justice Lachre's court
against dreia iOr sl95 commission for
the salu OF certain real estate. Supple.
mental proceedings were had aud drrls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
SUPREME COURT.


A session u the Territorial Supreme
court was held this afternoon, com.
mcnciug ni O'Clock, an the judges
hriug present, viz, Cuiof Justice
ItHr ami A slUIat, Justices ltluug,
BaTtch ana smith. There was not s1
large au attendance OF momUurs Vi tho
bar as usual
UrINIONH, EIC.
In tho case OF william Garland VI
the Bear Lake aud River WE,rrw9rEa
81 Irrigation co. ci al. the petition Was
denied.
In thhtot james b. Russell, appel
luul, W Caleb Il. Hank OF vi respond
culs, tho petition ior rohoaring wac
also denied.
The snms order was made Ia tue casr
ui John r.. VOORHEES, W Jennie Fisher
appellant.
Ia inc case OF J. o. Smith 81 at "
a, h. sippvtly o. al, tue motion for "a
new trial was 1YUtfulul.
S3uphin V. Benson appellant "
Nicholas Anderson ct al. lnis appeal
was roiuEtyiuI.
Lima Machine MOfkB W j.. a..
Parsons. A motion 90 uismiss tuis Ap.
le,l unluf rules . aud 4 was suumit-
ted.
SOL Spuguc was appointed U. + q.
commissioner Ht I.ohh IL, Ssvler
county.
Ia the case O. George Everett vs
tho Oregon short Limo and Utah
Northern Railway company, appel.
anti tue petition .Or a Jouo4rlug was
denied.
CnAs. l.. Hannemau We l.. G.. Kar.
rick appellant. judgment m0liiiuu Oy
the c1utt sOas 10 f"Ai in invor Of the
rrFpluicut Tor slI.5iL5a Instead Oi
s9uilbj, rs prrvIuuuy entered,
John .. smith el az We A. II. Slipper.
iy ct OIL. Appeal OF intervention al
lowed % the supreme court Of the
United states. The suprfcdcaa U0nd
Nus liked % 5000 and tne costs l0nI
40 500.
Messfs. +. W. La Frautg, David o.
Riucout anu CharitU Is. Stewart were
admitted 90 practice AS attorneys.
In reference 20 the charges uuprl.
lcssiOnai conduct ugaiugt q. :. Cuu-
misslUners COumbs anu JuuntUu aud
Attorney Il. n. Jones, Of Brigham
CITY, tho court having received the
report OF inquiry Of Clvfk Up. Bache,
now gave their opinion that The charges
had not been sustained aud dismissed
the petition fvr their removal from
oillce,
q. n. Morris, territorial commlf.
sionvr Ui the Supreme courtat Beaver,
rendered hi- resignation nul recon.
mended ilo apr. mrut Of Dr..
q. III. FeunvmOru ~ his successor.
Ga tue rec communication OF UnueI
states Dhtuug Attorney Judd, john
Ward Christian was, however, chosen
he court shortly before . O'Clock,
adjourned sine die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

Lewis r.. Medley. VI Gaulte, Sal,
Lake county dIod in the hud onle,.
under date of october -, an applicn,
ton for h5mu5,ui entry to the north
hail Of tho northeast quarter aud the
north hnli OF nrnIrthwas. qnrtof of
section T., township % south, range .
west,
Samuel o, Ienrie, II Panrultcb.
Garfield county hiUd nnal proof of
desert ontry .l lui Z, section o, lot I auI
tue uOrthoa quarter OF tue month wsgr
quarter and guu northwest quarter of
nnrthrl5 quarter p' section z, town.
ship87 south, rA1gu west.
a l0erJ -. GHfa, VI pauguiteh. Gar.
nrll county, llnl hnai proof of ,Is4crt
entry To tue r.-. halt Uf the uurthwrst
quarter and ,Hn uorlheaa. quarter M
tug northwest quarter OF section 85
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

was questioned us Go wha. fau.s.,iou
be hal made " "a SUM o' fl.u Whfrr
he was known 90 have received. Hr
gave the names ui plsio.tH Urom Doc
alleged ne pti. d iltrrni suu'auu also
uu mailed "A $500 hill DO nuH.HUr cluI.
itor IL 81 alleged that I,r. gaHfr
f.Folr. when aifaisnu TETON. Ju.fi..
Whitchoin he plead u.t .uIly. The
pfel .miunry nearing wHe .ur Ul t0Iny
at . u.ni., aud the bond N.HI o.. $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
a TERRIBLE DOSE.
a fral Female Accidentally Poison, O.
Dlzzr Lover

II Just leaked on. today hat u
youug local sport who answers
among the fraternity 60 tho utv
or "speil Mark J1huuy" alias
Conrad, had 0u exceedingly narrow
escape from death ON Thursday night.
The young mau hns nJuu under the
treatment ui Do PiuuIz Tor some uiut.
Tho physician few days uTJ gave
bin "a liquid Tor his eyes when YcrU
tgriuury effected. IL mHru inter.
rBNy 10 hgiH na deadly poison.
90 TIE night iu question bic sweet
heart q ifail female named WgAiu,,
gave him twcuty.Uue diJY4 OF tHu eye
preparation, miHtAkluE 10 iDr % blood
MEDICINE. As result "1Uylin was
coon in fpaHlus, but "a couple %. duc.ugs
were summoned IN time tU save HE
llic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

Boise, Idnuu, Stlilsmun. james
Liulaly DIS town from uIa placer minu
ON More creek, about Is mi|o nbuvo the
i,chnfdlpn bridge. lir brought iu p
small YhAl 90 gold, worth about 81.
Che result uf 10 pans Ui H.r. selected
ifUm different Haus U' Sine claim. Tu.
roll ifvurF c4su'. Nu. IIu.ItF viii
fut four men 90 work today witNo new
ufE waahrr WHCIilo v.IIuu 90 Iaa
teen demonstrated VIII lvu ull the
coaLup aud much Of tho Gncr gold o,
tult section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

The iu,chofs Of 6ell L... county
mot iu .hc University lu.IIlug today,
October .sil, nt 1850 am. suH,riu.
dent ID. r.. Allnu intro uaui psaL D..
o.. EiuuslIly,who ravuau interesting
uI..c.H ON hygicuic UN.m..... uu.-
Irauu hiH lectures uU .a..aIWHuu.
NH. branch ,raatui W. ".H. pIf We
breathe" Ia founi iu dwelling. house:
miuu.. ..pii.. Uiiica, etc. r.mat.a
uf tl. rfHic slT were uis. nppt,u..
a.ti Lv those nr aruI a aHU.' frrras
Wuf taken, during when Goo f,lchsra
iIIuIupI Boz g. uytrsnuHr.
II.. AustuuJg gave nr interesting
lik Uu how i1 puI.E IIH#H. HHyu .uu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

lsgu 90 these color. uErI with
uiseb Ur white produce. Hu iuUpIuilp
number 10 shades or uui. IUu lecture
wee illustrated ty drawings 900 tIp
blackboard made with .pIur.I rmyuu.
The bsiatue ul tue Program. consist.
iup % General discussion VI IHr boa.
aglunuun, opened boy Air VIII. L.uu
anu Miss cutler, wac postponed ON
uuuou meeting adjourned Mf two
wtUhs. jams sasu.I",
...I..HFr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
UTAH SELENlTE.


A Utah mineral has taBen another
Of The Worl % Fair prizes, Dr. J. H..
Talma6, president Of the rescret
Museum, has received ,llic,al notice
that to Utah gelenitc has been awarded
the medal offered Tor the hest colIer.
ton OF that mineral ut the great Expo.
,ition.
The conditions surrounding this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

CHICAGO, yu'. gs.--.rlr awocpstglc-
between tuT.rI, I. m 1I.hlrr ana so
Hamilton VIII Dee fur, BE- mile and orc.
eighth, as tar fourth rgcU, eve.
wr.gb,l hundred nUd nineteen
I .uL-.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

and che southeast quaftct OF the nort0.
east quarter ~ srculn 81 township %
su,Ii range Z R,at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
Row In Blue.

Decoration Day at Grafton, Tuesday,
May 80, 1893. A gala day. Ten brass
bands. The Rowlesburg military, Nor
gantown cadets with artillery. Five
hundred G.. A. r. men will be in line.
Orations by men of National reputation.
Col. r. II. Freer, orator OF the day.
Don't fail to see the grand street
parade. Trotting races at the Fair
Grounds by celebrated horses. The b.
& O. R. r. will run a special train May
Goth, 1898, as follows, train arrange
ment and round trip rates: Leave
Wheeling 5:35 a. m, fare -. so; arrive
Grafton 10 d. m. Returning, leave
Grafton $50 p. m. Tickets sold at
a~bove-named rates will be valid for
passage going on May Goth and both.
good TO return until May 3lst, Inclusive.
J. II. Odell, General Manager, BaltI-
more. Chas. O. Scull, General Passen-
ger Agent, Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-25
DECORATION Day at Grafton.

The B. e o. r. r. announces special
trains in addition to regular train SER
vice and the sale of round trip tickets
at greatly reduced rates 10 Grafton
from Parkersburg, Wheeling Morgan
town, Keyser, Belington and all inter-
mediate stations, for Decoration Day,
May 50th. Tickets sold at the reduced
rates will be valid for passage going on
May Goth and 30th, and will be good for
return journey until May 3lst inclusive,
on all regular trains scheduled to stop
at stations where tickets were pur-
chased. The day will be q gala
occasion, and every accommodation will
be offered by the railroad company for
the convenience and comfort OF passen-
gers. In the grand procession will be
ten brass bands, the RowlesOurg Mill.
tarO. Morgantown Cadets with artillery
and 5OG.G A. r. Veterans. Col. K. d..
Freer viii! be the orator Of the day.
Speeches win be. made by other distin-
gnished gentlemen. In the afternoon
there will be several trotting races at
the fair grounds.
For rates and time OF speclal Train
consult appended table. For time or
regular trains see schedule puclisheu
else where In this paper.