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all would turn out in their full strength and he given positions io the parade. FIc will today send out written invitations to all* organized bodies in the city, tc the ollleials and to the ministers askiug them to participate, and in ease any are over looked all arc hereby invited and urged to take part and make this the grandest day in Portsmouth's history. We owe it to the returning heores; they have earned it.The line of march, as given out by Grand Marshal .Johnson, will be from Lower Market square up Second to North Waller, up North Waller to Tenth, halt, with the head of the column at the C. P. V. depot. Co. II will form and march in the rear ol the column, back down North Waller to Second, down Second to Chilli-cofche, up Chillicothe to the armory The head of the column will halt arid open ranks at the armory and Co. II will march through the line and enter the armory.Oscar Newman was appointed a committee of one, with power to select two others, to represent Portsmouth at the demonstration in Columbus. They will come down on the train with the boys and arrange for Co. IT’s car to be left off at the C. P. AC depot and see that proper Dotice as to time of the company’s arrival is given those in charge of the parade.It has been arranged by the decoration committee that when the train bearing the boys reaches Cireleville one long whistle will be given by the water works. When they reach Cbil-licotbe two whistles will be blown; at Waverly three, and when the train reaches Big Run, ^seventeen miles away, the water works will blow four lODg blasts, which will be the signal for ;the parade to leave the Lower Market square. This will be ample time for preparation. It will be t wo hours and ten minutes from the first signal until the arrival of the train.Mr. Seebohm reported for the lio-ancc committee, they were meeting with liberal support from the citizens aDd that he felt safe to say the finances would be all right. They haven’t done much work ‘so far, but would start in earnest today. Citizens are urged to respond liberally. Make the boys feel that you appreciate what they have done. They have made it possible for us to enjoy peaceful scenes. All money left over from the fund will be given to any needy families of members or the returning company. This is certainly a worthy cause.The banquet will be in charge cf the ladies and will be held at Seei’s hall the evening after their arrival. Only members of the company will be entertained. This will be from 5 to 0:30 in the evening. They will go from there to the Kendall hall, where a reception will be held.Further particulars will be announced later.“The conquering hero comes!’’ Let us do him honor.G51.38, Tbe s ition foi Lbe repc the rccemonthlows:Cash on \ Received Received Received Receiver ReceivedExpenses Balance oIndue month lt;water w 825.. It was tee fron Dillon Homer another noon in . for a r ported V tioo of north of this a i; aov hereIn spe; Patterso; Stewart, ter to a 1 “Our You havi father is liked Cor came to i him in d apparent you will Ctppcrfie in the bo tiful won ing of sir cannot qi Tbe qu “Andsubduingthese faci shining o by which above tl: And that and see it beside me I have wi tbe dear ] were not! Agnes! face be bj indeed; si melting i which I r near me,In IS87 Allentowi dysentery was treati East Temsays. “FRead C. H. Harris' spectacle adver- Colic, ChetilSftmPn Prif*OQ O mn rr r? rrrn T7*I A
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Portsmouth Daily Times
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
Wed, Nov 02, 1898
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