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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-02-21

After doctors failed TO cure me OF
pneumonia | used One Minute Cough
Cure and three bottles of il cured me II
Il also the best remedy on earth for
whOOping cough. II cured my grand
children of the worst cases" writes JnO
Berry, Loganion, Pa. 1t j. the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate
results. Cures coughs, colds. Group and
throat and lung troubles. II prevents
consumption. Children always like IL
Mothers endorse il. ". Richardson
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-02-21
An Editors Life Saved by Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy

During the early part of October,
1896, | contracted bad cold which
settled on my lungs and was neglect
ed until | feared that consumption
had appeared in All incipient state. |
was constantly coughing and trying
To expel something which | could
not. | became alarmed and after
giving the local doctor trial bought
"a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and the result was immediate i'm
prOvement, and after | mad used three
bottles my lungs were restored to
their healthy State.-B. :. EDWARDS,
Publisher of The Review. WANT, Ill.
For sale bv W. Richardson, druggist.
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AS illustrating the local conditions at
the time of the commencement or oper-
atiOnS by the pioneer Smelter in Colora-
do il may be stated that every single
hrebrick used in its construction cost
81. having TO be brought by wagon
about GOO miles from the nearest point
on the Missouri river and To that point
by railroad from 81 Louis. The iron
cost % cents per pound The pay OF
skilled labor was s. per day and Of
common labor 81 per day. and the
charge of smelling ranged from 500 TO
$40 per ton. There was no railroad
nearer than the Missouri river. about
600 miles away Wagon tranSporta-
tion was high. as also were all the nee
essarieS of life. Moreover the matte" ="
the product Of the plant. in the alb
sence of any local means of separating
or refining. had To be hauled to the
Missouri river in wagons. thence by
railroad To New York and thence to
Swansea. Wales. where il was Sepa-
rated and the gold. silver and copper
rened
Today there are nine smelling plants
in Colorado. The aggregate daily ca
pacity is 4.50O tons. and about 4.GOO
men are employed. Engineering Mag
azine
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-02-21

Extract from decree of October term.
lN35, Circuit Court OF OlarNc OuuutN.I
IL Il further alJul-et. ordered anna le-
creed tnat tnls cause uc referred to Com
RAD NOWn~lar. one 1t tAe commissioners
IN Nnancerv ol tAi~ Iu.4t. MAO. after
giving nouccoN publication according 30
law WAlcn >uall uc c4UlNa.cut io personal
service ot notice upon the parties and
each oi them, Will report 10 tne Court "A
scheme Tor tac distribution OF the pro
ceeus OF said property among thc parties
entitled thereto, under the Will 81 said
Ann Redmon, deceased. Said Commits
SlOner Will also state, settle and adjust
the accounts between said parties con-
nected with said property. iucludinc an
account Tor The Use AND occupation ot the
same since the death OF said Mary L.
ShackletOrt. lie will state specially all
such matters as he may deem pertinent
or a any party interested may require
10 be 80 stated. and he Will make report
OF his proceedings under this decree 20
this Court al its next term I'm order 90 "a
hnal decree. and hy decree ot February
Term, 1900. said Commissioner Conrad
hown>iar was again directed 10 execute
the order of reference a~ directed bv the
order ot October Term. 1899. ami make
report 90 this court al lis next term in
order 10 "a final decree
The parties in interest are hereby no.
titled that will proceed 10 execute the
provisions OF the foregoing orders al NV
office IN Berryville, Va. ON THvR>D AZ.
the l6ru DAY of MAKCu. 1900. al which
place and time they are required % o,
present with their Witnesses. Given an
der my hand the Sth dav of February.
1900 CONRAD kOWN~LAR.
Comr. i'm Chv.
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IN CIIANCERY

The object ot this suit Is 90 recover of
the Defendant the sum of One hundred
and twenty dollars. with interest thereon.
and TO subject 90 The payment thereof
ami of The costs of this suit the house
and lot owned hy Defendant. situated
on the north side Of Main Street i'm
Berryville. Va, and adjoining the lot of
Mrs. Sophie Is. Stephenson ON the west
And affidavit having been made that
the said defendant Is not "a resident OF
this State. ami that The said defendant
has estate in this county liable To at.
tachment. il is ordered that the said de
fendant DO appear here within fifteen
DAYS after due publication of this order.
and do what j. necessary 10 protect his
interest in this suit
\ Copy TcSte,
JNo. VI gibson. {. c.
\. Moore, Jr.. p.q
fehI4 ~
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FOR SALE.

EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, situated in
northern part of county, one mile from de-
pot, store and postoffice. Five-room dwell
ing; stable, dairy, meat t-house, hen-house
and large cistern; 2 acres in timber Price
WV Vpply to ID. C.. SNYDER
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THE CLARKE COURIER
JOHN o. CROWN,
EDrroR ASD PRorsrEroR

THE CLARKE COURIER is pubiislsd
weekly at ONE DoLrAR AND FURY CsNrs.
PAID IS NDvANCE. when not paid in advance
two dollars will be invariably charged.
AovEKrlsEMENrs will be inserted az the rate
of One Dollars and Fifty Cents per Square
Aten unesl Tor three insertions. aud tluy
Cents per square for each additional iuScr-
uon. Advertisements Inserted Dy the half
year or year al less rates
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For Sale.

Four room dwelling House and Lot on
South Main Street. Stable, corn house. car
riage house, and running water through lot.
Price $3.50
HOUSE AND LOT on East Main Street.
berryville. Honse in good repair and con
tains rooms
SMALL HOUSE on Main Street. Out
side Kitchen and Running Water. Very
low price.
Apply to d. c. SNYDER
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Commissioners Notice.

CommjSSjoHer'S OHce, =
Berryville, Va, Feb. >, 1900. :
John +. Sewers, II Wise Sewers. exec
utOrs Of John W Sewers.
decd. d..... . Commits
vs.
J Judson G.. KerfoOt. and Fannie 4.
kerfOot. his wife: George IL
Sewers. aud Martha Sewers.
his wife; Cassius ID. Laws. and
Alice Laws. his wife William
Cooper and Lucy L. Cooper.
his wife; and Daniel u. Kelley,
and Florence Kelley. his wife.
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Ny Hardware Line is Complete

and any article / can't furnish lou from,
stock will be promptly ordered
febS 90 ID Ill. JONES.
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: J. c. Moore. p d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-10

.
to friend who will agree to march, In
this way the size of the marching coll
umn Gun be largely increased. The fol.
lowing general orders are issued. call
ing out the Rough Riders:
HEADQUARTERS. FIRST WEST YIR-
GINA ROUGH RIDER REGIMENT. {,
WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. Q.
General Orders No. 3.
I. The several companies OF the regi-
ment will assemble Mt their respective
Headquarters on Monday, November J.. at
in, M, and report at the corner OF Four
teerlth and Main STREETS ut 5 p. m. for par
ticipation In the Republican Victory DEM
onstrntion. lg,sii... ".
II. Company officers will make every eff
fort to have the full membership In line.
BY order OF Lieut.. Col. Geigcr. .3si
A. C. DAVIS, Adjutant.
The Indications are that nearly all
the clubs in Martins Ferry. Bridge
port, Bellaire. Benwood and other
nelshboring towns will turn out. They
will be placed In line in the order OF the
receipt Of acceptances Of the invitation
extended yesterday by the demonstra-;
tion committee. Send acceptances to-
day to Secretary R. NJ. Archer, Of the
demonstration committee, at the In
telllgencer office.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGS.
Events in and ABB 1T the City Given
In n Nutshell.

Events in and ABB 1T the City Given
in q Nutshell.
The council committee on police at a
meeting last night audited bills amount
Ing to S2il.
Misses Warner and Odenbaugh's
dancing class will meet at Odd Fellows
hall Monday evening.
Joseph Knorr Is having some hand
some Improvements made on his resi-
dence on Twenty-iifth street.
Company No. !, Uniform Rank X. of
P. VIII give select hop at Pythian Cas-
tie Wednesday. November Il.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church are arranging for Thanksgiv-
ing market. TO be given wednesday,
November q.
$ 1t was Cyprus Davis. and not Walter
Davis, who was assaulted ut the River
side last week. Walter Davis Is q
member OF the union, and not a non
union employe Of the Riverside.
The ilremen desire to express their
thanks to the Cooey-Bentz company for
their kindness In providing sandwiches.
coffee and other refreshments at the
Globe Tea :. Company flre yesterday
morning.
st. Killan Council No. SOC. Catholic
Benevolent Legion, have Issued Invita-
tons for a social and dance at the
rooms Of the Central Garden Club Mon
day evening, November 10. Prof. Guam
will play, and refreshments Will be
served.
a. number Of friends of Edwin N.
Mountford surprised him at his home on
Thlrty-eighth street. Thursday evening
In honor OF his birthday anniversary,
Dancing and other amusements were
INDUCED In. and luncheon was served at
midnight.
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MWha t. is Your Life For p,

Rev. s. T. Westhafer, pastor of the
Fourth street NJ. E. church. will ad-
dress the mems gospel meeting at the
Y. NJ. c.. A. tomorrow afternoon, on
the subject: What Is Your Life For?"
The Thomson NJ. E. church choir OF
thirty voices will conduct the singing.
The whole service will be of such ma
ture as to appeal strongly to young
men. Four o'clock is the hour. a
general invitation is extended to the
young men Of the city. -
The customary Saturday evening
meeting will be held at the Y. NJ. C. A.
building this evening at O'clock. It
will be q preparatory meeting for the
week Of prayer. +
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Loss Amounts to $1,000.

The loss of the fire at the Globe Ten
Company yesterday morning Will
amount to about 1880. Fahey Broth
ers, the contractors, Will suffer part of
this. as they were erecting n second
story on the building. and the work was
not completed. John Mondhan's loss
results chiefly from dameg &c by water.
He Is proprletor'of the ten company. 1t
has been discovered that the fire was
not incendiary, as was at first sup
posed. but was caused by a fire In n
crate ignited by, the plasterers for the
purpose Of drying the building.
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A Still Alarm.

Yesterday afternoon, at ihnlf-past two
o'clock, n still alarm was sent to the
Chemical engine company. summoning
them to Otterson's livery stable. Some
person struck match In hunting for n
leak In the gas pipe, when the escaping
gas became Ignltcd and set fire TO the
floor. The blaze was extinguished before
any material damage could be done.
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A DEMOCRATIC scHEME.
Intend Running Man at City Elsc.
ton to Succeed Gartley.

Since the death OF Councilman Harry
". Gartley, Of the Sixth ward. 1t has
developed that the Democrats have
Matched scheme for the purpose OF
preventing the Republicans Of the First
branch OF council from electing Re-
publican successor to the deceased coun-
Gilman. The intention OF the Democrats
is said to be to nominate n man to be
voted for at the ensuing city election
to fill the uneIpired term of Mr.. Cart
ley, though there is nothing In the city
charter that justiAes such action. The
Republicans intend to so ahead and
choose Republican successor to Mr..
Gartley at an approaching meeting Of
council Democrats threaten to take
the matter into the courts, but there Is
1t Is likely they would be worsted as
the law appears to be altogether with
the Republicans.
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ribbons,

Another lot Of those handsome and
ane fancy ribbons came yesterday,
tho kind that have made our ribbon
counter famous. They're here in
great variety and are to be sold to-
day at the same popular price A..
as last Saturday, per yard. nc
Width No. 80.
Plain taffeta ribbons, the same
width, will be sold at the Same IA:
price to-day, per yard. $3.50. afC
Ribbons Of every width, color and
style are on exhibition here, at
prices that will surely attract you.
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In Clerk Robertson,s oa,c,.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robcrtson's office
Father B. Nader. Of the Catholic
church. was authorized to perform the
marriage ceremony.
Tho Will of the late Jospeh Sipplc was
admitted 10 probate. -
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10000.

,wo have fitted moro thnu twenty
thousand pnirs OF Spectacles, giving US
q record and experience ntequailGd by
my other opticiau in West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Optfciau,
No. 1906 Market Street.
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"SALT RIVER TICKETS I

May be Obtained Free Of Charge To-
day at the Intelligencer of1ce-A
General Demand for These souye-
Mrs of the Battle Of 1900. L
In compliance with a general demand.
the 1ntellIgencer. has printed several
thousand salt River" Brine" line
tickets, q fac-simile of which was print
cd in yesterdays IntellIgencer. These
may be had free Of charge after l.
o'clock to-day at the Intelllsencer
counting room.
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EXCELSIOR Council No. 4, Dnugh-
tors OF Liberty. will give their fifth am
nua Supper nnd Dance ut Odd Eel
lows Hall on Thursday evening, No
vember 10, 1900.
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VIII Gutman. reelected county com.
missioner from Clay district, is q can.
didate for the presidency OF the board.
President II. p. McGrcgor. Of Madison
district, would like TO succeed himself.
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Mckinley.

Mckinley. Bryan.
The Bnr-Lock Typewriter Ia a candi.
date for YOUR office. It's platform Is
Visible Writing. Permanent Alignment,
Greatest Monifoldcr, Double Keyboard,
Durability and Ease OF Manipulation.
ELECT 1T. i. r, KING. Mgr.
1922 Market Street.
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SPECIAL prices on Fall sultlugs and
Ovcrcoatings.
C. W. sEABR1GHTs SON.
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YOUR attention is called to sale Of
house No. 1877 Sixteenth street, at
Court House, Saturday, Nov. 10, ut
10 n. m. -sst
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WE offer for sale Grocery Business,
with postoftice, on National road, In
Guiding real estate. SEQ Real Estate
Bulletin.
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KNIT JACKETS.

Wool has gone up, but our cele-
bratcd All Wool Knit Jackets will
be sold at old prices. They will
wear longer and please you better
than all others.
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Hess & SONS

fashionable Tailors and Furnishers,
1921 and 1928 Market st. w&Ss
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.Ose gtdelhyllerIsIe:e:rl
/. Ofnoo: 90 and 2 : Fourtcenth Street.



Z Pittsburgh, Wheeling 6 Kentucky Rail-
way, l.. 10
."foyal" s, 70 shoc-Nay Brothers
Eighth page.
Wanted-C olorcd Man-Third page.
I Travelling Salesman Wanted-Third page.
Colored Man Who Reads-Third page.
: Deatness-C. II. Rowan-Third page. !.
Government Positions-Third page.
Saturday Specials at the Big Store-Stone
& Thomas-Eighth page.
Going to Quit Business-J. s. Rhodes &
Company. 5zSs-
Real buekwheat-sam B. Mckee Co.
Eighth page.
Electric Flash Lights and Carnival of
Fun. 5G
List Of Letters. ..t.ss
Wnnted-Safe.
Naturalization In a Wholesale Dry
Goods House.
Salt River Tickets-C. H. Qulnby.
Eiderdown Dressing .SacQues-Snook d
Co.-Eighth page.
Felt Boots-McFadden's Shoe StoTe-sec-
ond page. tfe
Top Coats and Reefers-Baer's Clothing
House-EiEhth page
Wraps-George E. sutel & co.-FIfth
page. ;-.
Gentleman or Lady-Third page.
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ITCHINEsS OF the skin. horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted in one
way or another. Only one safe. neYsr
failing cure. Dogn's Ointment. At any
drug store, 80 cents.-.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
loing and Coming of Wheeling Poo

Going and Coming OF Wheeling Foo
pie and Visitors.
Miss Nora Howard. Of Moundsville. is
the guest of friends on the Island.
Morton Baird, of Woodsfeld. Is WIS.,
iting relatives on North Market street.
{. J. L. Walters and wife. OF the South
Side. are visiting relatives at Newark.
Ohio.
Miss Jessie NJ. Wheat has returned
from two months visit to New York.
New Englond and National Park Semi
mary. at Washington. D. c.. where she
graduated last June.
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VICTORIOUS
REPUBLICAN,
HOSTS MARCH
Over the Streets Of Wheeling Next
Tonday Evening Every Mem
her Of Every Club
EXPECTED ''I'!lI TO Be IN LINE.
a Number Of Visiting Clubs Will
Take Part-A Cavalry Division
From the Country.

The big Republican Victory Demon
stration by the marching clubs Of
Wheeling and surrounding towns bids
fair to be a great affair, II the weather
is not cold or rainy. Since the an
nouncement In yesterdays Intelligent
Ger that the demonstration would take
place on next Monday evening, Noyem-
Der u, the Interest aroused among the
Republican hosts Of this and surround
Ing communities has been remarkable.
The demonstration committee has ar
ranged for bands and red fire galore.
The red. fire VIII be loaded into wagons
and distributed among 1.-THE marchers
Just before the line moves. The ununi-
formed marchers. Of whom It is ex-
pected there will be a large number
will be provided with small United
States flags. The people along the line
Of march are requested to decorate
their houses and add to the red fire H.
Illumination that will blaze the way
through the city for the marchers. Let
every lover Of Continued Prosperity
show that last Tuesdays victory is up
preciated in Wheeling at It's true
worth - sIs st
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kid gloves.

Our kid glove buyer secured $50
dozen ladies' two-clasp kid gloves at
a great bargain. Came in black and
all colors. Go on sale Sat- XIX
urday OF, pair. ........ UUC
You've many a time paid S1.oo for
gloves not so good. I.
Duchess Kid Gloves. ...S1.oo Y
The Splendid Kid Gloves. $3.50
The S. & 7. Special. ...S1,s5 /.
Are the best kind of gloves in
America for the money. An expert
litter always at the kid glove depart
ment, ensuring you q perfect At and
q perfect glove. &
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Smash YourlIi77or


You feel like IT sometimes.
don. you2 1t says. "My. but
you are growing old fast. You
know Why: is those grsy hairs.
Don't you know that Ayers.
Hair yigos would restore color
to them, al the dirk. rich color
,hsy used to have7 II stops
falling Of the han also. and makes nj:
the hair gov long and NJ 4. heavy.
II ron do not obtain tho benefit you desire
from use OF the vigor. write the Doctor;
about It. He will toll you Just tho right
thinEtodo. Address, Df.j.GArEh. Lowell.
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llliilliiller

This section has become the Nee
co Tor admirers and buyers Of smart
millinery. It's the price and quality
that attracts.
ToB SATURDAY we offer a spe-
einl Is
A ladies' fine, nicely trimmed hat,
trimmings consisting of velvet,
fancy wings and breast, and hand
tome gut buckle. 90 mr.
a creation for. pO.00
children's school hats for 75c and
e5o.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

G. a. sCHAETER & CO,
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automobiles.

Oar. cloak department, on the Sec
end floor, presents two specials in
these fashionable garments.
First one Is made of best quality
OF kerscy, nicely tailored and anish-
cd with fancy pearl buttons, and
lined with hnc quality Of satin. Col
orS, castor, tan, brown and black
9aaB5 each.
Another made Of finer quality Of
Gersay and more elegantly finished.
Largo aariug beaver collar and fne
psaEl buttons. SILK lined through
ous-2se.oo.
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Mnrshals and Aides.

Last night, Chief Marshal II. B. Bag
uley appointed his division marshals
and they in turn named their aides. al
follows:
Chief Mnrshal.-Dr. H. b. Baguley.
Chief OF Stpff-Hul Spetdel,
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Rough Riders Ordered Out.

The entire First West Virginia Rough
pldrr regiment 10 ordered out for the
Victory Demonstration, and 1t Is hoped
that every Khaki suit In town will
have It's wcarcr in line. Members OF
clubs who cannot turn out nro earnest
ly requested to hand over the uniform
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FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
Observation-Disclosures II. Travis.
Chief OF Stafr-Leon N. Refer.
Il Harry X: M MendsI. 5c: c H1GdSs;
John K. List pr. Geo Mccoy,
C. D. Thompson. John +. Wright,
II. W. Mcclure. Edward HRzlett,
Harry W. Mcclure, Stephen Waterhousc
Charles ". Conner, ". +. zane.
DR.. II. p. Linsz. George 3. Hcrvey.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-.Iamas II. Lancaster.
Chief OF Static. H. Mcdlck
c. A. Bowers, DR.. D. Is. Best.
+ C. A. Mnbon, DIR. L. l.. Armbrccht,
w, F, X. Vogt, ]. r. Butts,
c. II. bowler, w. C. Meyer.
II. W. Schrebe. Sam johnson,
DR.. w. c. Etzler, Otto Capel.
r. NJ. Work. Jason c. Stamp.
j. C. Medick. George N. Shook.
C.. o. Rpcmer, a. l.. Meyer,
G. Il. Schuitze, Frank Miller.
C. s. Noble. George Miller.
j. N. Dowler..n,
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshsl-T. C. Morfat
Chief OF Stan-Charlcs N. Hanchcr.
AIDES:
C. W. Franzhelm, Or. James Howell,
H
Dr.. John storer. DR.. E. W. Alexander
a. G. Hubbard. Charles Paxton. :,
Arch Q. Moffnt, Dr..W. P. McGral..
q. Harry Tinker. E. L. Stone.
Formation OF Divisions.
Chief Marshal Baguley orders the
formation of the several divisions as
follows: as
First dlvlsion-Vlslting marching
clubs and visiting ununiformed march
ers-Form on Main street. north Of
Fourteenth, right resting on Four
tcenth.
Second dIvislon-Wheellng marching
clubs and Wheeling ununlformed
mnrchers-Form on Main street. south
OF Fourteenth. right resting on Four
tcenth. IN
Cavalry form on South street. right
resting on Main street. Vehicles. form
on Main street, south of Sixteenth,
right resting on Sixteenth.
The Route.
The clubs and other marchers are nx-
pected TO be In line at s o'clock, and the
command to move will be given by Chief
Marshal Baguley MS soon after that
hour as possible. The route will be ms
follows: On Fourteenth to Eoff. to FIJI
teenth. to Wood. to Seventeenth, to
Market. to Seventh, to Main. to Twelfth
IN ,rtnt 20 Twopttath N Ts,,nr it,,,