View source for Newspaper clipping:WEST SALEM: The Congress Cornet Band came late Thursday May 4 1882

{{Newspaper clipping
|organization_name=Commercial House (West Salem, Ohio)
|date=1882/05/04
|newspaper_title=The Jacksonian
|image=Page 2 of Jacksonian,published in Wooster, Ohio on Thursday, May 4th, 1882.jpeg
|page_number=2
|newspaper_section=West Salem
|subject_tags=Commercial House, Congress Cornet Band
|full_text=The [[Congress Cornet Band]] came late Thursday evening by invitation, and gave our officials a general serenade. Supper was served to them at Johnston's Commercial House, which was duly appreciated by the boys. Last, but not least, Dr. C. C. {{Surname|Stouffer}} made one of his old-time ringing speeches, which pleased everybody. Jonathan {{Surname|Holmes}} and "marching Through Georgia," and the band joined in the chorus. We heard it said by the band boys that great credit is due to Mayor {{Surname|Burns}} and the ladies of the Commercial House for hospitalities shown them while here.
}}