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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
NEW 1IARTNsvILLE.

New MarunsviIe. W. Va, August g.
DIT. q. l.. Nclut.re, of Grangevile
Marion county. was here Monday TO see
his father who is very low with
Brights disease of the Kidneys
DR. +. Z. L0wrOer made a professional
visit 20 Sistcrsvile Wednesday.
Archie Harrison of Thirteenth
street Wheeling. is spending the week
with friends here
john il. MahOney of Darlington, o..
was ln town Wednesday on legal busi-
mes.
David Cats of Woodland, Marshall
county was calling in town Wednesday.
Mathew Daugherty, of the South
Side. was appointed a justice by the
County Court 10 fiji the vacancy caused
by the death OF A. D. BroOkover.
The marriage OF John Martin To- Miss
Lena Jmstead is set t1r next Wednes-
day. Nis5 Cmstead is the daughter of
Geo. III. Cms-cad lawyer.
Harry McEld0Wney, sten0grapber,
and j. w. McIntire was at Sistersville
Friday on professional business.
Friend Parsons County Superintend-
en- of Schools. assisted by James Pyies
ana W. Bruce Snodgrass, held teach
~ ...---1la ,I0l~ here Monday and
Tuesday. There were 55 applicants for
examination.
KO0z q Phillips contractors have
completed the H. Z. Church parsonage
ON Maple avenue. This is one OF The
haule0mes- buildings iu the town.
Mrs. s.. R. Bruce and sister, Miss Jen-
ME Allen. Were 40 Wheeling Thursday.
Rev. j.. vs.. Bedford returned Tuesday
from Milton. where ne has been o-JlnI-
ilg ministerial association.
Bliss Mary EnloW viii leave Sunday
for Powhatan o.. where she viii visit
friends for q few days.
Miss Magic Wclcn. tha accomplished
daughter oil b. M. Welch. is visiting
relatives and friends ac Wheeling.
Col A. IL. Moore. editor of the Wetzes
Republican. was at Sistersrille Tues
day.
Prof. Brent Shrivcr's sunday school
class. consisting of -wen'y-todr OF our
voung people picuickeO Thursday at
Gardeners srove.
Mrs. Cox is visiting her daughter.
Airs. Dr. Priest, at Newark. o.
AIRS. Robert Mccormick. OF Sisters
Vile is che guest OF Mrs. Jos, pm Is
Clark
1 nlrflIlA rec NttoA "-9 go ga '-- ~---
Opera House Friday evening by the
ladies of the p. Il. Church.
Mrs. DIR. Cox. of Proctor, was calling
in town Thursday.
saunders Hornbrook. OF EvansVlile'
Ind. and John HOru0rook. OF Powlal-
AN. were calling on their brother, Ineo.
Hornbr00k. OF Maple avenue. sunday
Iudge II. =. Jacobs is spending Ie"
DAVIS al Webster Springs.
Mrs. David Barr. who mas oeen WISH
inc her daughter. Mrs y. Il. stewart
Tor some time. returned 90 her nome al
silver Hill. the first of this week.
Ed. and Charley Duerr returned sun
6av from O bicycle trip TO cincinnati
r-rkinc the trip in eight DAYS Iney
went bv the way of Columbus.
Geo. Grail the Main street laiio''
visited Letart Wednesday.
Iuiuis Reich went 90 Mansfield o.
tbis week 10 visit relatives and friends.
Jobn II. Eoon-Z. OF LetarJ was lne
Guest of his brothers, Henry ana J"coo
Koontz the first of the week.
Ko0ntz & Phillips, contractors MAJ e
+,io, 4 l. WWiams's property on the
Sontb Side in exchange for construct
inc Vr. Williams o fine residence on
Maple avenue
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
THE SOLDIER BOYS
They Are Expected To Arri,. ID, p,-....
burg Monday Eycuae.

ATey arc EApecteu To Arrit" ai rl..-
burg Monday EVcu.as.
Special 10 the Register.
Parkersburg, W. Va, Au4-e-r..
the past several days a fo
have been at work al the camp
getting things in shape fo
ing Of the brave soldier bog. W.r NH
march upon this city Moul ..
about 80 strong. The Wor.
grounds has been in charge o ,.
c. Gluck, of Auburn, quart u--'
General Spillman's stan. ami .. "a
no doubt that it is,well don
Orders have been ISSUED
departure Of the differeu unn
from their respective stations and
arrival here. \ special train ol aet
d o. will bring the First lal h..
at p. m. Monday evening aalas
On the o. K. r., with the Second r
ment aboard will arrive here a.
m.
General James A. Holcy. O. Cha.
lesion, on Gov. McCorlde's stan
also arrive here on Monday to o..
charge of the camp.
The society people Of our city tu
been busy the past week with
ing preparations Tor the cuu'-n
of the soldier boys during eaam
week and they have been Qu IS.
full. Thus lar The social tu
nounced is a festival and m
at the X. Of =. park Weino.I
ing under the auspices @ rha Nls
Relief Corps of the G.. q. E.s
at Hughes 6 Mullen's hall .l W
day night in honor Of the c'.,
a lawn fete at the X. OF T. Hr
day night to. which all the mm
the National Guard have De- W
Besides these there will probably
several receptions by priya,
All Of the officers OF the lr
regimental STATS are expo r-
port at the grounds Monday
Company Il in command OF l. D.
Morrison, will march 10 t
about four O'Clock. There vin D.
twenty-five members.
The liverymen are fnlll
mand for horses 10 be So % t
they are hiring all the private
they can. There will be c...s.
around, however, even ii r.- ...
men have to purchase more
Governors day at the camp &c.. q
Saturday. August 10, at which
an immense crowd will attend
will probably be excursion Im
the railroads that day to a...-u
out of town visitors. AT tl r-e
Governors review will Do ..l
Charles w. Niswanger, Qn
Sergeant on Col. Hodges none
stoned staff, is very sick 10 W
on Market street with typa..
and he will be unable 20 at.Dra
Charley has performed IBIS or
well since he hes been il t.
that all of his friend viii rc5 -
ceedingly his sick
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal o. August S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Asher Okey and son. of Woods
field. o.. and Mrs Mccain and two
children. of Washington, ID. c.. were
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Evan Will
Jams Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. David fisher is the guest of her
daughter Mrs Fred Kelly of New Mat
amOras.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Voegtly were at
Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Kate Muhieuau was visiting
relatives at BUckhiil Wednesday.
Prof and Mrs. Dan Williams and son.
Mrs. Godfrey Muhleman and Miss
Sadie Leukard were the guests of Mr.
and Mis-. John Hyer, OF near c laring-
ton. o.. Wednesday.
Charles Braunlich and son Earle. Of
Wheeling. spent last sunday in town
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson and Ar and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
TERRA ALTA.

Terra Alta. W. Va. August 81. P.
Hawkes.. of Parkersburg, ~was in town
wednesday and Thursday on business.
Mcclure Mason, on his way from
Cumberland. Nd. stopped of in. town
Monday on his way to PittsbWg. Mack
has many friends here, who were glad
to met him.
Prof G. NJ. Ford. of Hundred, was in
town last Friday calling on a few of
his many friends.
W. c. Shaffer, the photographer, Of
Fairmont. is the guest Of his parents.
DR.. and Mrs J. p Shaffer.
Preparations are being made for the
foundation of Offert & Lakin's store
room, which is to be 651a feet by 7O1s
feet and three stories high, and built
of brick. When completed it will be
one of the finest stOre-rooms in the
county.
The entertainment at the hall last
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. w. Va, August 9.-Mrs. j..
W. Thomas. of Martinsburg, who has
been visiting Mrs. NJ. Stewart, returned
home Thursday morning.
Miss Grace Johnson is convalescent.
Mr.. Phil. Cole and family are visiting
friends here.
Mr.. James Wilson, of Braddock, Pa,
is here on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. SOmerville are visiting
in Oakland, Nd.
Va. is visiting Mrs w. Miller.
Mr.. NJ. c. Totten is in Baltimore this
week.
Company H. W. Va. n. G., will leave
for Parkersburg Camp the first OF the
week.
Mrs. J. Gardner is visiting her daugh-
ter in Berkeley Springs.
Squire II. Rehs, of Westernport, at
tended the Democratic State convention
in Baltimore this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
NEIGHBORHOOD.
what las Been Going On in Nearby
Towns
0ociaI Affairs, Happenings And
events ofLocalh Interest Gather
ed By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
Che News.
CLARINGTON.

Darlington. O 4To,,.+o ~, 90.
OF Beuare. spent S~n5S,. l ''.'I 49,
friends. lo'1 WIZ"
tirs. Georgia Franz. Of 1,-baelirg call
al on friends and relatives be~e SOD.
Hiss Jessie Horpbrool of NJ. NJ
unsville, was the guest of relativss hero
the first Of the week.
Several OF our Young ladies and gem
uemen spent Sunds- ar Tovis.s C9ye
near WO0dsfeld.
Aiss Daisy Copp is visiting relatives
al Captna, o.
Miss LOl0 Moore. of Proctor w Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04

Mrs. G. Bartho, Of Paltine, W. Va,
is here attending her daughter, Mrs. O..
Shroutson, of Main street, who mas
been seriously i'll the past week.
Mr.. II. Herrick has returned from
Pittsburg.
Mrs. P. Gill, Of Cumberland, Md.
who has been visiting the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gately, on Main street.
left for their home few days ago.
At her home on Water street, Thurs
day evening, Misses Alice and Stella
Fox pleasantly entertained a number
OF their friends in a hospital manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Yost, of Washington
D. c.. are visiting relatives here.
The Marshall county Sunday school
convention will be held in September
at the NJ. Z. church.
Mir. Jesse Barton leaves next week
on a vacation to Atlantic City and other
Eastern points.
Mrs. w. Hall is the guest OF her SIS
ter in Proctor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. Clairsyille. Ohio, August 3.-Mrs.
d. 5 Dreamer and family left to-day
for Epw0rth Park, where they Will stay
q week or ten days.
Marriage license issued since last re-
ported. Harry Oliver and Jennie VI.
| Criswel. Louis Scheele and Barbara
Corley. Charles L. King and Fannie
Address. John l. kilgOre and Minnie
Asebon Olsen y. Wheatly and Ethel
Ball Thomas Barker and Mary Nj.
Jones. Robert J.. McCue and Lulu A.
| Porter. John II. Hagar Jr.. and Haliie
Rimer. Franklin L. Ayers and Eliza ..
Reeves.
Jorn Grassland and Willie Gephart
have returned from a weeks cycling
tour through the State. They had an
enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Ross Baird and family are the
guests of her father Mr. l.. p. Honener
and family
w. v. Campbell. Of Bridgeport was in
town on Wednesday. Vince is getting
10 De quite am oil man.
Mrs Claude Shallcross. OIL cam
bridge. is the guest OF Henry Nj. Dawes
and family.
Mrs. AIurdaugh. of MOrrist0wn, is Wis
itiug her son, Lewis Murdaugn, OF lnls
place.
E.E. Petty. Allen Floyd and Geo. f.
HilleS. of GAINESVILLE, were III Town
Tuesday on business.
Quite number of our young people
enjoyed a picnic at Mudsoc on Inurs-
dag. .-,
Horace Nichols is i'm East Liverpool
where he has accepted a position.
II. p. Honener. who has been at
Beaver Falls Pa, for some time past
has returned home.
II. G. Branum and wife, OF Bridge
port. were I'm town Tuesday.
Miss Mary Carr. of Cambridge, was
visiting relatives here the past Week.
Mr.. Frank Lynch and sister. or Mas
silon. are the guests of the family Oh A
p. Blair
Irwin McKelyey of Massilon, is Wis
iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. /.
Mckelvey.
JAS. II. McMonies leaves to-day TO
ioin the Billy Van MINISTRIES, VINO open
their season at Daton.
r. Stalnaker. of Wheeling, ana Geo'
C.. Mckee. of Bridgeport were IN Town
Monday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. JUng and Miss ADA
Hoffner. of Cincinnati. are the guests on
l.. p. H0hner.
Mrs. Catharine Hays is visiting
friends and relatives az UniontoWn.
Miss Sue Moore. of Los Angeles, Cal
and Miss Anna Moore of Barnesville
were the guests of Mrs. j. J.. FrinJ on
Friday. ~,
The concert given by Prof. f. j. Nell
SON and pupils on Friday night was
well attended and an excellent enter
tainmeu- was given The mandolin
cink. consisting OF nearly - pupils. be-
inc assisted by the Arlington band OF
Belaire. and vocal music by the Myers
sisters. OF Beuaire. The following be-
ing the prOgramme're Overture
-ROse OF Love, Arlington Band; selec-
ton. Mandolin and Guitar QuarJette:
selection vOcaU. Arlington QUintette;
selection, Mandolin Orchestra; vocal
duet. Carrie aud Gail Myers; serenade-
Loves Sentinel. Arlington band and
Vocal Quintette; selection, Mandolin
club: serenade "Celestiue.' Arlington
Brass Quartette: Concert Mazurka
mandolin and guitars; vocal duet
Myers sisters: selection Mandolin Or
chesra; selection y0caO Arlington
QiutetJe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
TILTONSVILLE.

Tiltonsville, August 3.-Dr. Fisher OF
Bridgeport was here Thursday attend
ing Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Albert Stew
art
Miss Minks. of Allegheny, is visiting
the Misses Roth, of Main street. LOT d
few weeks.
Rev. Dickerson, of Youngstown was
here Thursday visiting his brother-ln-
law. Rev. J. S. Hollingshead.
The NJ. e. Sabbath school will join
the numerous other schools and picnic
at Holmes church on next Saturday
the 10th. .o,
Alfred Hughes, of East Liverpool,
nresident of the Potter's Union, was
here on business last Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
FAIR1IONT

Fairm0nt W. Va. August 3.-RObt.
Johns. of the Fairmont bottle works,
LETT yesterday on an Eastern business
uip
The families Of Messrs. L. y. Arnett.
Jr.. %. $. Mckinney and b. L. Butcher
left this week 20 spend the balance Of
the heated term nc Tit. Lake Park.
Miss Nellie Crane is the guest of
friends at kingwOOd
Warren Miller. assistant cashier Of
-ha new bank o. Fairm0nt arrived here
this week from Charleston.
Misses Lizzie Crawford. of Cameron,
and Lucy Robinson. OF Wheeling, are
here the guests of Nr. and Mrs. r. j.
Robinson
Mrs. Clas. Powell is home from a
visit 90 Gainesville. Pa, friends.
Mrs. Glenn =. Barnes is the guest of
friends at NoUudsville and Wheeling.
The many friends of Mrs. Morgan Bill
iingsiea regret 10 hear of her serious
illness. She YVES reported very low this
week.
An enjoyable hop was given at Gypsy
Grove Monday evening by q number of
Fa.rmout people in honor of several
lady visitors.
Miss Florence Post. of Romines Mills,
Harrison county, is here the guest Of
her sisters. Mrs. Mel Hutchinson and
Mrs Dr. ogden.
Mrs. Mary Sipe and daughters are the
guests of friends in Pennsylvania
Misses Diston. Wallace and Custer
who nave been the guests of Miss Emily
Sands the past two weeks, left for
home Thursday.
The Fa.ymOnJ Racing Association
have issued their programme for their
fam meeting, 20 take place September
18th and 10Th. @ good list OF premiums
and a number OF good horses are prom
Used.
Air. Il. T. Watson pleasantly enter
tanned number Of friends Wednesday
evening at the spacious residence of his
father west of town. Dancing was the
principal amusement, for which Lyons
orchestra furnished the music.
The family of Mr.. John b. Crane, Of
the Peoples bank, leave this week 10
occupy cottage at Mt. Lake Park.
Hon. A. b. Fleming is at Atlantic
City on q two weeks visit for the bene-
tit of his health.
The neW bank of Fairmont Will open
about August I. They have one of the
finest equipped banking rooms in the
State The room is supplied with the
Diab0ll Safe and Lock COmpany's
safes. vaults. etc, of the most approved
pattern.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04

ing for Lancaster, O., where he mfr, .
the Annie e. Davies Theatrical '' . Jun
pany. .1-.-
Der of little folks at her home F.,
of her daughter Mary, il b,.r- -.-,.
birthday. -5.
A number from here will at.,t
camp meeting to be held ~. .-s
Whites Grove, out the B., Is 81.
to-day.
J. K. Jolly went up to Pitts5,-,
terday to spend Sunday with b.. as
lily. '----
Henry Fox will spend to-day q. D.
thesda with his friends. ~ It,
Miss Ethel Kearns, of Mourdsvir.
the guest of Miss Ella Nichols ~. ' NJ.
Bridgeport. @'
Al. Topping returned home l1,r sr.
ing from Chicago
Misses Emma Stevenson. B.-.rp..
and Margaret Frazier have r.-'...
home from Scio College. where III
have been taking a summer
study.
Paul Cooke is home from f...
where he has been working .r..-'
couple of days with relative
J. C. Dent, Judge Dries c-.-
Branum. Harry Clark and W.T.
ham returned home YESTERDAY r~.
trip through the oil territory s-.
Sistersville and Woodsfeld T.a ...-
that business in that vicinity F, mas.
than booming. The trip y-r-
ure and sight seeing.
Friday night a horse Belonging .
Caleb and Couture kick, s
boards off the rear OF the ..Ia.rI.,
eight feet, but strange to SAY .tw.-.
injured
Louis Anthony has rar
from Fairpoint, where b. us ...
ing the funeral of his father
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04

Of love and beauty. The tournament
bah i'm the evening was a big success.
A barge party was given on the Po-
lance last night by camping party
from Martinsburg. which was particl-
pated iu by about twenty couples
Miss Geuevieve BasseN of Clarks-
burg, who has been visiting here and IN
Winchester. Va, has returned home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04

John A McCabe, Fred Raymond, B.
o. Lorgent, Charles Burnsides, John
Hamilton and Misses Mary and Fac
Hamilton, Virgie and Floe Newborn
The Misses McCabe, Miss Schumacher
and Miss Jeffrevs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
vIcIoJ,HuLL


Valparaiso udr August
Rich and his son, George.
rield to-day in which was kap.
bull. While at work the 50
down upon them, and began
trample the father. The boy
yolver and fired several sh1.
ragged animal, but did Dr..
getting him away from bis
had been thrown down ami
mangled by the brute. A
infuriated animal left Oh
and attacked the son. IA
ued to shoot at him. ami
badly injured himself. Kill.
The elder Rich lived one
boy is dying.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
EXPORTS OF 81

New York, August g.
specie from the por- OF
the week amounted %
and S752,S45 in silver
The imports were Col.
yer. s15, 446; dry goods.
eral merchandise. 5000
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
SHOT THROUGH TIL

Special 10 the Register.
Steubenyille. o.. Angus
Teton. an ex-cowboy, ON
Springfield. O., to see bis d.
fooling with a 45-caiiDre
Golfers Station this eyen.'
and IT was discharged, -l
through his neck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
wv VA POSTAL
W -
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Washington, d. c. An
following West Virginia
were appointed to-day: Gil
ell county, VIM. DeJarne
Mcclure. resigned; Joe
oming county, William
Mamie Workman. resign
Ter county, J. NJ Martin
Cooper, resigned; Mammo
county, 5. p. Kennedy vice
gomery, dead.
A commission has been
Chas. S. Angel, at Tidewa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-19
TO REOPEN THE COLLEGE,.
Rev. ID. J. MacGOldrick Is tho New
Director Of Studies.

Nct. -. }. MaSGOiOrtck Is the New
Director Of Studies.
The following circular concerning
st. Thomas college was read in all Of
the churches Of the Scranton dioceses
yesterday, by order of Rt Rev. Bishop
O'Hara:
st. Thomas Of Aauin college, Scranton.
Aug. Is, 1895.
The classes at st. Thomas of Aquin col
leSe, Scranton, will be resumed on Mon
day, Sept 8, 1895.
The course of studies will be such as TO
enable students to prepare for the uni
versitics and for the learned professions;
and will, therefore, include Latin, Greek,
English, mathematics, history, the phys:-
cal sciences, and allied branches. Although
the primary object of such a course as this
is to afford what IS generally known as a
classical education as opposed to a busi-
ness education, yet experience shows that
the best foundations for a business life are
best laid down in the training afforded by
a proper study of the classics However,
competent teachers will give instruction In
such branches as are deemed necessary to
fit young men for mercantile pursuits.
Students desiringtO TO enter the college may
present themselves for examinat ton at 331
Wyoming avenue. Scranton, from 10 to 12
a. m. daily, except Sundays. until Septem-
Der !. For further Information apply to
REV. ID. J. MacGOLDRICk,
Director of Studies.
Rev. Father MacGoldrick, the new
director of studies. who succeeds the
late Rev. J. j. Mangan, has for twenty
years been identified with Jesuit col
leges in this country and In EurOpe
He will be assisted by Rev. Father
Carmody and Rev. Father Quinnan n,
who have been members of the college
faculty for several years
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-19
DUNMORE

Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes. of South Blake
ly street, spent Sunday in New York.
Misses Ida Doty and Clara Kraeger
Of Cherry street were among those
who spent Sunday at Lake Winola.
Gilbert Close has returned home after
spending several weeks with friends at
Lake Winola.
Miss Fordham, Of West Pittston, Is
he guest Of Miss Minnie Sanders, Of
CHERRY street.
Frank Jones and Allison Thornton
were among those who attended the ex-
curslon Of the Excelsior Athletic club
to New York on Saturday.
Arthur Close spent yesterday at Lake
Winola.
Letchworth, Richard Anguin. Frank
iHallock and Misses Eva Hess. Sarah
Hughes and Lizzie Wetherill enjoyed
the excursion Of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian association to Pleasant
Beach on Saturday.
Henry Bloes Is night operator at the
Dunmore depot in the absence of James
Hopkins.
M. l.. Speck. OF Monroe avenue, Is
spending some time at his home.
Misses Jennie Palmer and Lille War
dell were visitors at Elmhurst yester-
day.
George Nye and Frank Mace are en-
joying a weeks stay at Lake Ariel.
A large crowd of young folks from
this place spent yesterday at Mountain
lake.
Dave Decker was calling on Elmhurst
friends yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-19
REUNION AT MONTROSE.
Excursion That viii BE Conducted Il

Excursion That viii BE Conducted to
That Place m Wednesday.
The day selected for the seventeenth
annual reunion of the Seven County
Veteran association Is next Wednes-
)day, and there will be gathering at
hIontrose from all points, where com
rade will grasp comrades hand with
that intense fraternal feeling that no
one but an old soldier can realize.
The boys will gather In groups. and
with loyal and patriotic enthusiasm re-
call the thrilling experiences Of their
army life In the sixties. They will re-
joice together and fight their battles
over again, and In doing so, they will
remember with undying affection the
brave comrades who fell in our holy
cause by their side.
verv large number Of the people
of this city are preparing to go with
the boys. The excursion train, run
under the auspicies OF Lieutenant Ezra
IS. Griffin Post, No 139, will leave the
Della ware. Lackawanna and Western
tia ton, this city. at s 30 a. m. sharp.
The special train will stop at the Ca
Yuga shaft of the Delaware, Lackawan-
la and Western TO take on all the COM
ades and friends from Providence. and
will stop to take on all holders Of ex-
tursion tickets at every station to and
Including Factoryville. Should any
bne be so unfortunate as to miss the
bpecial excursion train. ne can ex-
change his excursion ticket for a rail-
road ticket at the Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western ticket office, at
Scranton. All tickets will be exchanged
on the train for railroad tickets. good
to return on Aug. 81. % and %. Those
coming to the train without tickets can
be supplied on the train. Tickets can
be procured at Della ware, Lackawanna
station. Scranton. All who have tickets
to sell are requested to 60 by the first
section OF the train, where they can
settle their accounts with the commit
tee.
Comrade r. l.. Walter, secretary OF
the committee. will go by this section
Tor that purpose. and ne will be located
lat Griffin post headquarters tent on the
ground at Montrose to accommodate te
such as may fail to settle on the train.
The excursion committee have engaged
the services OF the Lawrence band.
which will parade the streets of the
city Tuesday evening to remind the
people of the excursion on the morrow.