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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
GRAFTON.


GRAFTON, w. Va, August I9-Just
now Grafton is very much exercised over
sensational damage suit in which Mr., l..
l.. Loar, 4 popular merchant, is defendant.
The suit grew out OF an opinion expressed
by Mr.. Loar as 10 the origin Of the recent
hre in which the Great Eastern bargain
store was interested, aud upon whose stock
there was &, 100 insurance. The stock was
insured by j. Frank Wilson, agent, and IL
was 10 him that MIR. Loar is said TO have
made the assertion that the store was set
on fire by the proprietor, Nj. l.. Martin
dale, and that the agent was equally guilty
for having insured the stock TO this
amount, whereup0n papers were immedi'
ately filed in suit for damages TO the
amounl Of $4,000. The case will probably
come up in the September term for vent-
lation.
The excursion traiu from New York TO
Chicago, which passed Grafton on last
Thursday evening, was so crowded that II
was necessary TO attach an extra coach In
order 20 accommodate the Grafton people,
who turned about forty-hve strong.
DR.. A. :. Warder has spent the last two
weeks at Atlantic City, and returned on
last Sunday evening, feeling very much
refreshed.
H. l.. Grant, the news-dealer. returned
from the Fair Thursday evening, quite en-.
thusiastic over the wonderful disdlay OF
mans handiwork, and the international
meet of the l.. A. W., OF which he is
member.
The Town Council have issued circu.
lar setting forth the plan OF action In re-
gard 70 water works, for the enlighten-
ment Of the citizens over whose eyes the
wool had been pulled by a few unscrupu-
lous people who are still slightly sore over
the result OF the last water WORKS election.
IL Is TO be hoped that the people will now
show their good sense by adopting meas
urs whereby we may have some protection
from the ravages of fire, death and disease.
Prof. T. G. Hodges and wife, OF Hunt
ington, passed through town yesterday, on
their way home from Philippi, where the
Professor has been holding Normal In
stitute. j..
The funeral services over the remains OF
James Talbot, who was killed In the
mines at Monougah, took place from tho
Catholic Church in Grafton, Friday morn.
ing. attended by q large concourse OF
friends and relatives.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Horner, OF Harrl-
son county, was here Thursday and Fri
day. inviting some Of our citizens to attend
the next term Of the Federal Court IS wit
nesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hardy are WISHING
at Mountain Lake Park this week.
Mr.. II. Il. Laughlin and bride returned
from their wedding tour and have taken
up their abode at the Arlington House,
where they will greet their numerous
friends as Of yore.
The Board OF Education will meet on
nsxt Monday for the purpose OF electing
teachers for the ensuing year, and TO de-
termine the date for the openiag OF school.
Reg. A. 1. Barnes, pastor OF the Nj. p.
Church, will preach his last ministerial
sermon to-day, preparatory 70 leaving for
conference al Weston, which will convene
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CArARRH OF THE KIDNEYS.

The Catarrhal Inflammation Also kxtsndf
to tho Bladdsr. tho symptoms OF which
Are Indicated by the Following oAss.
tionsl
els the skin dry aud hauhr
lis the hair dry and briulel
"is your hair getting gfayf
"If soils il silvery white. aud splits sasilyi-
Have you PAIN on top Of hcadl'
"Do your hands and feet swellt'
"Are they cold aud clammyl'
els this more noticesb = In the morningar
us there pain In small OF back
"ls the urine dark aud cloudyf'
"Is there desire 20 get up al nighul"
''Do you zee spots ioatlag before yeuf syss"
care the eyes dull and staringF
Are the mouth and throat ofteu dry"
els there nausea alter eating"
Has the perspiraton bad odorr'
"Is there puiilnsss under the eyesW
care there da rings under the sIasi'
els the skin pale and dryF'
"Has the skin waxY loOkF
"Do you have unpleasant dreAmtf'
$40 the joints pain aud aohef
"Do the legs aud feet feel too hcAvyi'
Have you chilly feelings down tho baekt"
Drs. Copeland, Bell a Davis point vita Price
20 the many permanent cures OF long standing
chronic diseases, the symptoms Of which are
Described ABOVE. during their location In
Wheeling, the like OF which has never been
known Ina tho history OF any medical pfaotce.
Their treatment has passed he period OF etpef;
ment and IL based upon correct physiological
and thsrLpsutical principles
Drs. Copeland BsiI and Davis treat sac
cessfully all durable diseases Al il2l hAln
street Wheeling. w. Va once hours, te W
a. m, TO bp. m, top p. m. sunday, " 70 IN
A m TO 40. no. SpociAlties: CAtarrh aud all
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Luhgsi
Dyspspaia cuTedi nervous diseases cured ska
diseases cured
Many cases ueatsd suoosniuIiy ~ nAu'
send 2eent stamp for question bank
Address all mall 20 -
DRs. COPELAND. BELL A DAYTA
1871 Main street wheeling, W. TA
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Five Thousand People There on tho 17th.
sam Jones Lectures There Twice-The
Great Day Coming.

Five Thousand People There on the 17th.
sam Jones Lectures There Twice-The
Great Day Coming.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD, August IS.
Thursday was the great day in the his
tory of Mountain Lake Park. Notwith-
standing the rain and the threatening con-
dition of the weather, thousands OF people
came TO the Park The woods were full of
people. From 5000 10 5000 people visited
this live resort TO hear Sam Jones and en-
Joy day on the mountain tops. Excursion
trains came in from Fairmont, Clarks-
vile and Cumberland, bringing IN great
crowds of visitors. At $3.50 and S p. n.
Sam Jones addressed the greatest number
of people ever gathered in or about the
auditorium. He entertained them. The
Ladies Sextette club, Of Cincinnati, gave
q grand concert at IL a. N. TO crowded
house. The day was q wonderful success.
Everybody was delighted.
The remaiRing five days Of the Chau-
tauoua are crowded with great things, in
fact the very best part Of the programme
yet remains to be carried out.
Our hotels and boarding houses are
doing an excellent business. New corners
are purchasing lots with a view OF erect
ing cottages for next season, The future
of the Park is bright and full OF hope.
Tuesday next is cloing day, aud is to be
made the day OF days. The greatest pro-
gramme yet given at the Park will be pre-
sented to the public. Frank Beard
is to draw pictures, Chaplain
McCabe is to give his famous
lecture on the bright side Of
Life in Libby Prison." and at night
grand spectacular Columbian entertain
ment is to oe given by Prof. Weldon and
his splendid chorus, with brilliant calcium
light effects. Correct and beautiful cos
tune of Ferdinand aud Isabella, costing
about el0,0 600 will be used.
On the 3lst the Brotherhood OF Train
men will hold their annual picnic a. tne
park. II will be followed by four days
meeting of railroad men and their families.
Special programmes are being arranged for
the occasion.
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Fred Jone. i. visiting relatives Al Pitt.

Fred Jones is visiting relatives 81 Pitts
burg.
Eugene Nuzum Of Tuscaloosa. Ala, left
for home on Thursday.
Isreal Foreman left on Thursday for q
trip TO Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Sands were here on
Tuesday,
Col 7. NJ. jackson Of Clarksqurg, was
here the early part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Laughlin and Mas
Clara Flanagan Of Grafton, were visiting
l.. Koran this week.
]. n. Tough aud son Roy are spending q
day or so at w ing.
Mrs. Il. E. Fleming joined her husband
here on Wednesday.
Frank Hartley and Gus Anderson have
returned from the Worlds Fair
Misses Birdie Shutlef and Nettie Hall
are st Moundsville.
c. j. c. Bennett left for the Worlds Fair
on Thursday.
Gen. B. d. Spillman. Of harrisburg, was
noticed on our streets on Tuesday.
Major X. II. Willis, Of Wheeling. was
here on Wednesday.
The races which were 10 come OF here on
the S0th and 3lst. have been postponed IN
I'll September 10Th and 2lst
The fall term of the Normal School COM
mences September 5th.
Miss Bessie Nuzum gave Q party on
Tuesday in honor OF her friend, Miss Sara
Morrow
Mrs. Fred Fleming is at Mt Lake Park
visiting.
Frank Watson, who was badly hurt
some time ago by arunawsy, Is able 70 be
out again.
c. Y. Bishop, OF Phillippi, spent last
Sunday here with his wife.
Thomas Copperstone. OF Delaware, o.,
was calling on old friends here this week.
Thomas ). Raymond has been appointed
outside superintendent OF the Clark mines
al Clark.
The public school is being treated 10 .
new coat Of paint and paper, and when
completed will be one OF the pretuest
houses in the State.
Prof. Thomas c. Miller is holding insti.
tute AT peppshoro this vyeek
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
CATARRH OF LIVER.
The Liver oftsn Becomes Affected BY thi
Catarrhal Inflammation nxtendinG
Up Its Tubss From the stom-
ach aud BoueiA

Drs. Copeland. Bell Davis Havs ths
Quickest, Aost Csrtsin aad Meat Won
derfnI Method OF rrsatmsnt Known fos
This Affection, as Also for the Kidneys
and bladder. the Symptoms OF which
VIII be Found Below.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

rare enjoyment. A luncheon at mid
night brought the affair to close.
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There was a merry assemolage OF
young folks st the home Of Miss Laura
Gerster, In Martins Ferry, THURSDAY
evening. the occasion being the ami
versary OF her birth. The evening was
spent in terpsichOrean delights, ana
choice refreshments were discussed at
seasOnable hour.
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A number OF young friends OF MISS
Lena Mcmillan Of Mccullough street,
planned a surprise upon her "Wednesday
evening and carried IL out in delight
full manner. Miss Lena was equal TO
the occasion however and proved
charming hostess. The occasion was
birthday celebration.
Rev. J. A. Fullerton, pastor OF the
Zane Street NJ. Il. church, spoke the
always impressive words, "wednesday
evening, which united for better or
worse, Mr.. William Fordyce end Miss
Daisy Dobbs. The ceremony took place
at the home OF the bride, In the pres
enee Of an assemblage Of invited rela-
tlves and friends.
-
Louis Meder, Of Wheeling, and Miss
Ida Neal Of this city, were united IN
marriage at eight o'clock last evening,
AZ the parsonage Ct the United Presoy-
terrain Church, by Rev. J. G. Taggart.
Mr.. Meder is well-knOWn business
man OF Wheeling, and the bride i
popular young lady OF this city. They
left to-day for New York on their wed
ding tour and upon their return Will
make their home in Wheeling.-EoSt
Liverpool CRISIS.
A delightful doorstep party was given
Wednesday evening al the home OF the
Misses Irwin, on South EOR street. AT
a seasonabls hour an appetzIng lunch
con was discussed. Those present
were: Misses Lou Evans, Maria Holli-
dav. Gail Holiday, Della Riley, Marcia
aad Carrie Koch, and Messrs. David
McCune, Arch and George Matthews,
VIII Kepner, TON Darrah, Fred WIN
cher and Ed Cayenough.
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Miss Marie Kline was hostess TO a
mum Der OF friends at her home on South
Chapline street, Thursday evening. 80
cial amusements Of various kinds were
provided, and the usual midnight
luncheon was served.
The home of Mr.. Jacob Disringer, at
Pleasant Valley, was scene OF merrl-
ment, Tuesday evening. An assemblage
of Young folks INDUCED in the various
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
SOCIRIYS WHIRL.
WHAT IHR DEYOTEES ARE DOING TO PRE-
VENT MIDSUMMER DULLNESS
Vaiis q Number Of SOirssA Receptions and We'd
dings During The Week AID Some Pleas
urabls Prospective Affairs
mot twenty men at summer resort,

N'AN Altk twenty men AZ q summer resort
az summer resort on the shore OF the sea,
Aud nineteen Of thsss wera enslayed BY her
charms.
And low 70 fair Adelaide Bonded the knee.
Hos a cloud now hangs over her beautiful
And pale are the cheeks that had blsonsd
ike the rosa;
Her soul is consumes with vsxatioa-bscause
ono man Of the twenty hal failed % propose.
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The devotee fnds little pleasure in
home society these days when she con-
trasts its dizziness and feeble attempts
to entertain, with the brilliant round Of
gayetles at the mountains or seaside re-
sorts, As outlined in the correspondence
with her friends. Tue programme for
August has been exceedingly dull, the
events being only sufficiently numerous
to maintain a passing interest. The
society girl derives some enjoyment,
however, from planning costumes for
the fall and winter campaign, cOmpla-
Gently reviewing her summer con-
quests, and contemplating the delights
OF prospective affairs. The programme
for the early fall IS replete with macy
entertainments, which are rich In
promise Of wholesome eniOyments.
One OF the events OF annual recur-
renee, which invariably creates a pleas
ureable excitement 10 society circles, Is
the Arlon SOmmernschtsieSt at the
STATE Fair Grounds. In the past these
affairs have proven delightful, and
q mention OF the names OF the gem
tlemen composing the committee Tor
the coming Fest is a sufficient assurance
that it will be no less successful from a
standpoint Of wholesome enjoyment.
The cards OF Invitation, which have
been Issued, promise that 1t will be sec
ond only TO the Great Midway Plais-
ADce az the Worlds Fair" The pro-
gramme includes a promenade, concert
by the Opera House orchestra, an elao-
Drate pyroteehnic display, torchlight
procession and dancing The date Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

Thursday OF this week. The commit
tee I'm charge Is composed OF A. Z.
Schneider. Herman Schambra, Edmund
Roller, Louis Laue, W. b. Hose, I'd.
Vaas and Chas. WOeber.
Miss Mary Bartholomew was hostess
10 number OF friends at her home, on
North Market street, Monday evening.
Luncheon was discussed az seasonaOle
hour. and dancing and games made up
the programme Of the evenings pleas
ure.
Mr.. VIM. Kyle. OF Washington, Pa,
and Miss Clara Wright, OF Bridgeport,
were quietly married Monday evening
M the home OF the bride A splendid
wedding supper aud an informal recep-
ton followed, after which the happy
couple departed for their home In Wash
hgton, Pa.
AT her home on Huron street, Miss
Mabel Wilson very pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF friends Monday
evening, I'm honor Of her guest, Miss
Ella Majors, Of Newark, o. The even
ing was spent In various social amuse-
ments. and a tempting luncheon was
discussed at midnight.
A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening at the residence Of
the brides parents on North Main
street, IN which the happy contracting
parties were Mr. Fred Scharf and Miss
Lena Lowry. Rev. William Uliert per-
formed the ceremony In the presence OF
an assemblage OF invited friends. A
brief reception followed. The happy
pasr were recipients OF numerous con-
QratulatibnS, as vel, as more substantial
evidence POI the esteem 10 which they
are hel 10 the way Of handsome pres
Mn Joseph Gibson and Miss Dora
Trlsche we're quietly married at ST,
Alpbonsus Church Wednesday, Rev.
Father Dedacbs officiating.
Miss Belle SilHman was at home Fri
aav evening TO a merry party or her
friends on the Island. A programme OF
pleasiug social diversions added 70 the
pleasure OF the evening and midnight
luncheon brought the sOlree 20 ciose'
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Mr.. Jacob Frailinger and Miss Agnes
Nalonev we're the happy parties 70
Dreftv puptial ceremony which was
performed az St Johns Church. BelIa're'
"Wednesday morning. The pastor Rev.
Tather Fitzzerald. pronounced the i'm
n-sssivs words which made them man
80 wife. The attendants we're Mr..
william coffee and Miss sadie Maloney:
After receiving the CONGRATULATIONS OF
,bsi- friends and partaking OF s1mp-
tnons wedding dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frainnger left for Atlantic OltS 20
snend the 4 sst two Wsekso tneir money
moon,
Mr. Edward Yahn eDtsrtainea : nun i'l.l,
nsr ~ his friends THURSDAY evening ST
sis home on Eightse.fte sffeei villa :
nnsicsl solres. sdr AAhp. who lsNe
nnniI of the CiScinnati SansegS Asosy y
Rnslc Is home spending MS veeAsson.
Ms friendswere agreeaos3 A'irp i 49, = =
tse marked simprovenep. !, S 4 E's1
80 voice. A nDmeer ~ s,et 6dsst
- rendered vocal aud ms
Aers, and The evening we
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$500 Per MONTH.

All diseases treated at the uniform
rate Of So q month. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
treatment and medicine for all dis
ases and all patients.
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social diversions until midnight when
a tempting collation. was discussed.
The Wheeling Bowling Club assem-
blei Tuesday evening at the elegant
Revmann residence on the summit OF
the hill overlooking the city. Mr.. Paul
Revmann was the host, and he enter
tanned handsomely. The lawn surround
ing the house was brilliantly lighted
with japanese lanterns and was the
scene of the festivities. At eleven
o'clock the guests were invited into the
dining room, where a feast OF good
things was merrily discussed. Sticks
of red-fre were then lighted and the
guests reluctantly said goodbye" and
marched down the hillside to the city.
~
The Central Garden club broke camp
at Wilson'S Station, above the city, on
Friday. Before returning to their homes
the bows decided TO have final enter
tainment. Invitations were extended
10 their friends In Martins Ferry and
this city, for Tuesday, and about seven
ty-fve people accepted. They called
with full brass band, and made the
day q memorable one.
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The Lennon cbols nuptialS at the
Disciples Church Thursday evening,
was one Of the most notable society
events OF the week. The wedding was
set for half-past eight o'clock, but long
before thSt hour, the coy little edifce
was crowded. Promptly at the APP
pointed time, the organist struck the
first notes OF q tuneful wedding march,
and the party walked up the center
aisle. First came the ushers, Messrs.
John L. Kinghorn, Remic Truxell, Al
bert Hibberd and Albert Fullerton.
Then came the bridesmaids, Misses
Annie Wayman and Minnie Harttong
and the groOmsmen, Charles Metzner
and Clarence Echols, the latter broth
er OF the bride. The bride, Miss Bessie
]. Echols, leaned upon the arm OF the
groom, Mr.. Charles b. Lennon, and
looked charming in handsome costume
Of white silk.
The ceremony took place under
beautiful arch OF evergreens, and was
impressive and pleasing. The notes OF
a wedding serenade which softly hoated
out from the organ during the cere-
mony, were changed 70 rythmic march,
and the happy party retired from the
church IN reverse order.
A reception was held later at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Echols, on Sixteenth street,
and the happy pair were the recipients
OF countless congratulations and 5000
wishes. They left on SD extended tour,
and upon their return will be at home,
at No. 134 Eighteenth street The
bride is the assistant organist at the
Disciples Church and a society favor
tie. The groom is popular young
business man.
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Miss Lizzie Serig rendered = pleasant
soiree TO a number OF her friends
Wednesday evening, previous 10 her de-
parture for the Worlds Fair. Excel
lent vocal and instrumental music was
rendered. and a programme Of social d.
versions followed. AT midnight an ex-
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on Tuesday merit Rev. H.rnss' eongrega-
tion are unanimous in skins for his 70
turn.
Mrs. Fl. L. Grant left Saturday for Q
two weeks visit 10 friends Oh the Parkers-
burg Branch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

Miss Lizzie Serig rendered pleasant
soiree TO a numbsr OF her friends
Wednesday evening, previous 10 her de-
parture for the Worlds Fair. Excel
lent vocal and instrumental music was
rendered. and a programme Of social d.
versions followed. AT midnight an ex-
'csllent luncheon was discussed.
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Miss LenA 0ker was pleasantly snr-
Srlsed .by a berry party other friends
her home p Market street, Thursday
aing. AnenjOyahIe season Of dare
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Miss Marie Kline was hostess TO
number OF friends at her home on South
Chapline street, Thursday evening. 80
cial amusements of various kinds were
provided, and the usual midnight
lunCheOn WAS served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Rev. Geo. Clarke
Cox to Miss Alice Maude Chapman, OF
Ridgewood, Bergen county, N. j. The
wedding will take place at the brides
residence next Wednesday afternoon.
Both are well known in this Sec
ton, and have many friends who ex-
tend hearty congratulations and best
wishes 10 them.
The record-union., 1893-04-26
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.

A Fine Performance by the Standard
Orchestra.
The Standard Orchestra, a new organ
ization of this city, gave an orchestral
concert at the Congregational Church last
night. The church was well filled and
the audience was well pleased, Judging
from the repeated indications of their
satisfaction, for nearly every piece re-
celved an encore.
The orchestra is composed of young
men belonging to the city, and their per-
formance shows good musical ability,
coupled with faithful and conscientious
practice.
one excellent feature of the programme,
and one which our theaters would gain
iaVor with their patrons by enforcing,
was the announcement that the doors
would remain closed during the num-
bers.
IL is ilrst-rate arrangement and debars
those VINO have no regard for the enjoy
ment OF others from making themselves
nuisances by coming in and taking their
seats alter selection or an act has be-
gun.
Inc following programme was rem
dered: Overture, "Belle of the Village"
LBouillonl, the orchestra; tenor solo, "In
Happy Moments" (Maritana), George r.
Lester; cornet solo, Magnolia Sereuade"
(Mlssud), ). b. Nourse, with orchestral
accompaniment; soprano solo, wait
ing tMillardl, Miss Ida Clinch; Ada
gio from Sonatina No. /" (Beyer). Stand
ard String Quartet concert waltzes,
",kemem brances of Naples" (Bennet),
the orchestra; contralto solo. "Chanson de
Florian (Godard), Mrs. Addie Carter; reci-
ttation, The Naeabond," a. Hart; from
bone solo, Friendship Polka" (Harris),
L. {. Jones, Jr., with orchestral accom-
paniment; medley overture, Little Cor
rine' (Barnard), the orchestra.
The record-union., 1893-04-26
DESSERT.
Omelette Souffie la Vanile.
oranges. Bananas. Roquefort.
Gruyere. Bondou.
Cafe Noir. Kirsch Cognac
AT Suffers FORT.

The Exercises This Afternoon on His
toric Ground.
This afternoon will doubtless witness q
very enlivening scene out at Suffers
Fort, at Twenty-eighth and NJ streets,
where interesting exercises will be held.
In these the Pioneers, Mexican Veter-
ans, Native Sons, Native Daughters, Ma
tlonaI Guard and plain, ordinary citizens
Will all participate-more or less. The
same old cannon that peeped through the
walls fifty years ago will be on duty there
again to-day, after having been resur-
rected from various old burial-places
The Enclosure will wear decidedly mill
tary aspect, with the four companies of
the local military scattered about.
The Sutter Fort Commissioners and
local parlors have made very complete
arrangements for the entertainment of
the visiting Native Sons and all who may
attend.
At O'Clock the military and members
OF the local parlors will march from
Armory Hail 10 the State Capitol, where
the members of the Grand Parlor will
form III procession, and the column will
then march out l. street to the fort.
The record-union., 1893-04-26
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