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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29
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THIS is State Day at the Fair Grounds.
THE banks will all close on Thursday
for the State Fair
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday by Clerk Hook.
TO-DAY will be auditing day with the
Board Of County Commissioners.
THE United States District Conrt will
meet in this city on Monday, September
Bird, at 10 o'clock q. m.
IT took eighty men to straighten out
the damage to the Western Union wires,
by the food, in this vicinity.
J. &. HAM, the owner of the valise
found on the Ohio side of the river, has
turned up all right in New York City.
THE Fair and Festival Committee of the
Bellaire G. A. r. is called to meet at DIR.
Sstter6eld's Office at that place tonight.
ONLY one case was disposed of in Police
Court yesterday morning, man charged
with disturbance Of tho peace being dis
missed.
ATTENTION is called to Edward Wag-
ner's ad. in this issue. He keeps the best
qualities of Sweitzer and Limbuiger
cheese.
The Council Committee on cemeteries
has authorized the City Sexton to expend
not more than $50 in repairing the dam
age to the cemetery by the late floods
A FULL dress hop will be given at The
Wheeling Club to morrow evening. The
Opera House Orchestra will furnish the
music, and pleasant time is assured.
The Senatorial Conferees of the Fir at
Senatorial District will meet this morning
at 8 O'Clock, at the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club rooms, to select candidate for
State Senator.
A DEMOCRATIC club numbering fifty
four members has been organized among
the workmen of theStsndard Glass Works,
Wellsburg. This is move which goes
good piece in the right direction.
PETE GUSTS, q colored chap, was be-
fore Justice Davis yesterday on two
charges preferred by his wife. one for pro-
fame swearing and one for disturbance of
the peace. He got ten days 10 Jail on each
charge and was committed. Afterwards
he WAS released on furnishing bond.
A CROWDED house greeted Ezra Ken
dali and his Pair of Kids" at the Grand
Opera House last evening and left de-
lighted. There will be no matinee at the
Grand this afternoon, on account of the
Fair, but one will be given Saturday after
noon.
MATILDA MASON, a colored girl, wanted
to 20 over the suspension bridge Monday
night without paying, but the toll-keeper
her. He had to be rather Wig
orous in holding her back and she had
him arrested for assault. Justice Davis
heard the case yesterday and dismissed the
defendant.
BUCK TYLER, young colored chap, got
into some trouble at the wharf yesterday
afternoon with Harry Prince, and both Of
them succeeded in getting into the river
and coming out quite wet Tyler swore
ont q warrant for Capt. VIM. Prince and
his son Harry, charging them with assault.
The hearing will take place this morning
at 8 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

nifcent exhibit consisted principally Of
wraps and dress goods, Of which they make
q speciality. They exhibit very fine line
of wraps, such as sseques, wraps and Mod
jeskas in plush, and long and short gar
ments in cloth, black and all the latest
colors. Their exhibit Of fine dress goods,
like that of their wraps, is as fine as could
be made, also their novelties in the show
cases. They carry an immense stock OF
the above lines, from the finest to the low
est prices, all of which they are offering at
sstonishingly low prices. Don't fail to see
their exhibit, and the first time you want
anything in their line call at their well
known house at No. lilo Main street.
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FAIR NOTES.

Two races to-day and three tomorrow.
The first csvslcade takes place to-mor-
row at 1890.
Read the proclamation Of Acting Mayor
Gilleland-snd heed it.
There will be large attendance to-day,
and q larger one tomorrow.
The steamer Bsllaire lands at the
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THE RACES.

The a:39 Trot the Most Interesting Event
Fair Attendance.
The races were not started at anything
like the specified time, owing to circum-
stances beyond control, and only fair sport
was afforded, once they were under
way. The 2:34 trot was for blood
in the first two and in the last
heats, but there was q very manifest eXhi-
bition of monkey business" in the third
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EXCURSION TO PITTsBURG.
Jr. II. A. Ms DAY.

The Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway will sell excursion tickets tc
Pittsburg on Saturday, September LIST, on
account of the Jr. o U. A. MS demonstra.
tion at Exposition Park. The local coun.
ellis will offer three prizes to the best
drilled visiting councils, and prizes will
be given to successful contestants in a
programme of sports prepared for the day.
Round trip, 50 90. Tickets good return
ing until September Sd inclusive.
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SpecIal Wrap Sale.

900 full weight Jackets, 81 90, S. 25,
S. 90, 3d. so, 81 90 and 81 so, 80 to A in
elusive.
$50 Stockinett Jackets, s. so, 81 90,
81 so. S. 90, Sc 90, 500 and SO 90.
140 tailor made Jackets, mahogany,
goblin and black, a grand bargain, 3d. so,
worth $500.
$50 Plush Jackets aud Modieskas, cheap
100 Plush Sasques. 1000 Raglans and
New Markets for ladies and children,
cheaper for well made garments than any
other house in the Ohio Valley. An early
inspection is solicited.
II. EMsHEIMER, Eleventh Street.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

Doiass Of Boats and H,,SGosn Along ths
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet 2 inches and falling.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at 10
O'Clock last evening with good trip and
a band of music on board.
Things looked lively at the wharf yes
terday afternoon. The Abner 0'Neal,
Andes, Katie Stockdsle, Bsllaire and Tele.
gram were all lying there at once, and il
had the appearance of old times.
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EXCURSION TO THE G. A. r.
National Encsmpment at Columbus, via
n 4 a H X.

National Encsmpment at Columbus, via
II. & d. X. X.
On September 1lth the b. & o. will sell
round trip tickets and run trains as fol-
lows: Trains leave Wheeling at 10:15
p M, $3.50 q. M, 8 90 and 9:25 o, m.
Fare for the round trip 81 IS. Tickets
good to return until September 18th. The
limit can be extended for return passage
thirty days by depositing the tickets with
the Joint Agent of the railroad lines at
Columbus on or before September 10th
Tickets for regular trains will be sold Sep
TENDER It'll to 18th at the above rates and
limits. For further information OF trains
aud tickets call on Baltimore and Ohio
agents.
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DO PACE.

INV Cole Pittsburg Pa, I'm.
,. W. h. Mcbride. Wasningto Pa, b. z.
3, H. Simpson. Allegheny, Pa, +, Mollie Hay
don.
4. Thomas T Chowen, steubenville, o., &. s.,
Pickaway.
s. wendell Slender, New Martinsville, W. Va,
Dan Williams
!. H. ID. Ernest, Buffalo, n. Y, b., Daisy Webb.
s Thomas F. Hughes, Allegheny, Pa, b. m,
George Wilkes.
3. q ". Ramsey, Clarksburs, W. Va, Creole
Girl
10. A. Miller Pittsburgh, Pa, br. s, Tom B.
IL. Henry Miller, Youngstown, o., Harry
Walker.
II. J. T. Riddle, Ravenna, o., Pilot wilkes.
Is. Crawford 4 wilkinson, Frankfort Springs,
z. &, Grey Wilkes.
THE RUNNING RACE.
E A. Flerniken, Greensboro, Pa, $ &, Elexor.
L. z. Holiday, Fincastle, Va, b m, Mary
Ellis.
c IL. Herdie, Youngstown, O., b. colt, Pro-
crastinatiOn.
F. NJ Hays Clarksburg, W. Va, Fritz.
o. Rutter & Co, Chicago Barney 0den.
c s Pierce, Cleveland $. m, Little Molly.
Charles Burnhsm, Fulton, Mich, ch. s, Com
blnstiOn.
Charles Buruham. Fulton, Mich, ch, s., Doc
tor B.
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VIA THE Pennsylvania LINES

Excursions to Columbus for the q. A. r..
National Encampment.
The National Encampment OF the G. A.
r, will he held at Columbus, Ohio, from
September 11th TO 18th. Excursion tick
eta will be sold from Wheeling at rate OF
81 rs to Columbus, from September 9Th to
18th, inclusive, good returning until Sep
TENDER 10th. By special arrangements ex-
cursions may, upon application, have the
limit Of their tickets extended up to and
including October Gosh. Persons going to
Columbus can obtain definite and further
information by application to the agent at
station named above.
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SECOND EXCURSION TO CINCIN-
NAII,
Saturday, September 1, 1888.

ODtuFuHy, oSP0oHHOST n 10000
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati amidst. Louis
Railway will run an excursion TO Cincin-
natl on Saturday, September 1st. and sell
excursion tickets at low rate OF IS 80, good
returning up to and including Wednesday,
September 5th. The Centennial, the Fall
of Babylon and the large Geological Gar
dens are some Of the most prominent
among the numerous attractions of Gin
cinnati.
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When Justice Did Not Wait Very Long

When Justice Did Not Wait Very Long.
Oar popular Justice, Warren D. Lewis,
is ''iu luck" He purchased one-twenti-
eth of ticket II ,678 of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and at the monthly
drawing of the company, held on the 18th
inst, that ticket drew the second capita
prize of 100000 Yes" said the Jus.
tice, to-day, June %, received the money
by express. Babylon IN. Y } Signal, June
On
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Hoi For the Fair.

The steamer Emma, with barge, will
run excursions from Wheeling wharf
to the Island at regular intervals every
day this week, to carry persons going to
the Fair. The boat is nicely equipped as
q regular excursion packet and can traDs-
fer excursionists quickly and comfortably.
Fare round trip cents. Special rates will
be given to parties OF fifty or more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29
Harg Out Your Flags.

As this is State Fair week and sort of
holiday time to the people who come to our
city, the citizens should decorate their
business houses and residences and show
the visitors that we appreciate them and
want them to have good time come
thing to remember with pleasure.
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THE RUNNING RACE.

The pools in the running race sold be-
fore the first heat, $40 on Pell Nell, IS on
Mulligan, s. on Elexor and So on the field.
There were eight entries aud six starters
Elexor, Long Bob, Robert Z, Mulligan,
Pell Nell and Little Mollie. Robert Auder-
son started the horses at the three.quarter
pole at four o'clock Long Boy passed the
quarter in the lead and, holding it clear
around, easily won the heat in 1:l9,
Elexor second. Mulligsu, Pell Nell and
Mollie were distaneed, but their claim that
that they did not see the flag fall was al
lowed, and the were allowed to start again.
Mutuals paid S..
In the second heat of the running race
only three horses started-Mulligan,
Pell Neil and Mollie having been dis
tanced. Long Boy led well to the quarter,
better still at the half, and held it we'll
clear at the finish, winning tho heat and
race in 1:194.
Mutuals paid SD so.
SUMNARY.-west Virginia State Fair and Expo
sitiOA Races First DRy-RunninP race
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

sa 90. Pittsburg and Return. 5000.
Ga Saturday, September LIST, the B. &
o. r. X. Co. will sell excursion tickets TO
Pittsburg at rate Of $500 round trip, on
account of Jr. o U. A. M. demonstration.
Tickets good returning until !Ssptem Der
3D. inclusive
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Half Rates from Columbus

Via B. & o. r. R., Sept. 10th to 10Th.
Round trip tickets will he sold from Co
lumbus to all points on the B. & o. at the
low rate of Zone fare" for the round trip.
Return limit not to exceed limit Of extern
sion ticket Oct 10Th. This will enable
everyone to visit their old homes and
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

THOSE attending the Fair and Demo
cratic Convention can get good meal by
calling at the Panhandle Restaurant, OPP
posite pOstoffiee.
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T0-DAY'S RACES.

Two Speed Events Down on the Pro-
grsmme.
This is State Day." and there will be
two first-clsss speed events, besides q
Roman standing race, with double teams
The Association races are $40 class pace,
for purse of 800. and running race, for
purse of $3.50. The entries are rs fol-
lows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

THE Wheeling and Psrkersburg packets
elaine" and new Courier" will carry
passengers during Fair Week at one fare
for round trip. State rooms free; meals 25
cents extra. Tickets good till ussd.
WHEELING PACKET Co,
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THE OLD ROMANS SPEECH.

Delegates TO the Convention Of Democratic
Clubs and all others wishing copy Of Judge
Humans great speech, can be accommodated
by calling at the REGISTER Counting Room.
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DIED..

RoSsER-on Tuesday, August q, 1855, at 9
O'Clock p. m, RLIzABEIH. vine Of Thomas Ros-
ser, in the 10th year Of her age, OF psraly sis-
Funeral from the residence Of her husband on
Ihirtysecond street, Bellsire. Ohio, Thursday
morning, August 80. ct 10 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

THOSE attending the Fair and Demo-
cratic Convention should not fail to give
the Panhandle Restaurant call, oppo.
site p0stoffice.
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GENERAL rsrKLL,eENcs.
Lost His Thumb.

d. 8. Thornburg lost about half the
thumb from his right hand, Monday,
while helping to move moving machine.
DIR. Storer, who is attending the wound,
has hopes of saving the thumb.
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THE RUSHING RACE TO WAGONS.

This race was started after the fourth
heat Of he 2:34 trot. The entries we're
two, Miss Minnie Palmer, driving Oscar
Wild and Lilly Nav, and Miss Lilly For
est, driving Hammer B. and Crickory.
Miss Palmer won in 0:59.
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A Suggestion.

NEW dress goods and trimmings at
Emsheimer's, Eleventh street.
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Ohio Centennial at Columbus via b. & O.
Railroad.
On September 4th low rates and train
arrangement to the opening of the Centen-
nial at Columbus. Fare $275 for the
round trip; good for return passage until
September 5th; inclusive. Trains leave
Wheeling, W. Va, at 10:15 p. M, $50 q
m, 500 .. m, casa. m. For full Informs
ton call on agents Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
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MILE END Spool Cotton has white cot
ton on black spools.
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At THE FAIR.

Fine Displays in Every Department on the
Grounds.
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A Csmp.Flre for ro-Night.

The comrades of the several G.. A. r
Posts of the city will give big campfire
at G. A. R. hall, this evening, and very
attractive programme has bean prepared
for the occasion. John A Logan, Jr., and
Judge Z Il. Cochran will be in attend
ance, and will make addresses to the old
soldiers.
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A Narrow Escape.
Yesterday morning Adam Hart, CON

Yesterday morning Adam Hart, cor
ductor on the electric car 3d." had very
narrow escape from death at the foot Of
Caldwell's Run. His car bad reached the
switch fret, s1d IN his haste to change the
connecting wire he jumped for the foot
board Of the approaching Car before it had
stopped, and missing his foothold, fell
in under the. front part of the Ger. He
probably owes his life to the manner in
which he fell, as he would certainly have
been killed hal he fallen sideways. As it
was he not only escaped death from the
wheels, but also from being ground to
pie ces by the machinery under the car.
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s,ssaaz Hzssrsssa - - es.ssi n
r. steamer Ando H6po NAsS ID
Oinclsnsa Tuesday, AnGnse - a3HT
returning Fsidsy ct mtanig1k AHS]
Baud Win accompany IL sxcdn;
Roard trip Hcketa 80 90; nm 49,
snd Parksnburs, 81 90; Ravsnsus,dIES
MEALS At all hourS at the Pan.HaA
Restaurant, opposite postofice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

To tS Ediior Of tie REGISTER:
SIR:-As it has been the custom for some
years past fn-' ants aud manufac-
turers to an opportuu-
ity hope the
Nuld sug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29
Delegates Appointed.

A large number of members Of the Cen
tire District Democratic Club met in
Filan's He'll last evening. Mr.. II. B.
Godfrey, Vice President, called the meet
ing to order, and Mr.. H. G. Stosizer was
selected az secretary in the absence of the
regular secretary. A motion that the set
ing president appoint five delega es to rep.
resent the club in the Club Convention
was carried. The app,intees are as fol-
lows: Messrs Oscar Seeley, DR.. j. A.
Campbell, II. G. Stoe,zer, James Filan and
II Michaels. The alternstes were Messrs.
] Douley, J. Whelan, A. G Sloetzer, j.
Clark and P. Burke. After some other
routiue business the club adjourned to
meet next Tuesday evening.
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TYLER COUNTY.

Cleveland and Thurman Club, Middle.
bourne; Fleming Club of Swans Mills,
Pursley; Muddy Creek Reform Club, Rip
ley's; Elk Fork Democratic Club, Lone
Tree; Cleveland and Thurman Club, Lima;
Thurman Club, Ripley's; Ellsworth Dest-
ner Democratic Club, Middlebourus; Cam
dem Club, Sistersville; Cleveland and
Thurman Club, Findley.
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MARSHALL COUNTY,

Cleveland and Thurmap Club, Grays-
Vile; frankie Cleveland Club, Ella; Thur
man Club, Howard; Cressp Club, CresSp;
Benwood Democratic Club. Benwood;
Sherrard Democratic Club, Sherrard; Viola
Democratic Club. Viola; Dallas Cleveland
and Thurman Club, Dallas; Wolf Run
Democratic Club, Wolf Run; Liberty Dis
trict Cleveland ond Thurman Club, Bell
ton; Bowman Club, Meighen; MoundsYille
Democratic Club, Moundsville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

Prof John Tompkins, of Ciariaburg, d
among the late arrivals.
Prof. W. p. Willy and Mr.. A. q. Keck,
Of Morgantown, are at the Windsor.
Gen. Ned Wood, one Of Charleston's DEL
egates, was among last nights arrivals.
Hon. HenryS Walker, Of Charleston, Il
one Of the prominent club delegates already
on hand.
Spencer Collins. of Gilmer, made rat
ling nominating speech in behalf of Col.
Ben Wilson.
The members of the KennA Club will
meet at the Capital Rink this evening st
10 o'clock sharp.
Judge A. B. Fleming, Democratic can.
didAte for Governor; W. A. Daley, G. A.
Sipe, ]. d. Mccoy, and c. L. Watson came
in from Fairmont on the late train, Lar
night.
Judge J. N. jackson, Of Pszksrsbur
candidate fcr Congrsa IN ths F.,
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GlI.MER COUNTY.

Cleveland Club, Glenville; Kenna Club,
Hartman; Wilson Club, DeKalb; Grover
Club, Tanners; Hendricks Club, Bennett;
Cleveland Club. Pedanvil!e; Cleveland and
Thurman Club, NormsDtown; Cleve-
land and Thurman Club, Sandfork; Cleve-
land and Thurman Club, Glenville; Cleve-
land and Thurman Club, Crooked Run;
Cleveland and Thurman Club, Lynche's
Creek.
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THR FULL RACING PROGRAMME

The s;S4 TrUt Very Fine Contest Through
out
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Cleveland and Thurman Central Club,
Fairmont; Rivesville Cleveland and Thur
man Club, Rivesville; Cleveland and Thur.
man club, Eldora; Cleveland and Thur
man Club, Bsrracksvills; Cleveland and
Thurman Club, Warrington; Cleveland
and Thurman Club, Pennington; Winfield
District Democratic Club; Cleveland and
Thurman Club, Fairyiew.
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o HIo COUNTY.

Central Democratic Club, Wheeling;
Young Mems Democratic Club of Wheel.
ing, Richie District Democratic Club,
Webster District Democratic Club, Centre
District Democratic Club, Union District
Democratic Club, Madison District Demo-
cratic Club, Wheeling Island Democratic
Club, Richland District Democratic Club,
Washington District Democratic Climb,
Liberty District Democratic Club, Kenns
Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

SUMNARY.-west Virginia State Fair and Expo
stion Races First Day-Running races
mil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

SUMMARY.-west Virginia State Fair and Expo
sitInrn rnnns-Eirst NaN--0.2l Trnt Pnrsa sInl
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Camden Club, Bensyills; Cleveland snd
Thurman Democratic Club, SILT Lick
Bridge; Cleveland and Thurman Demo-
cratic Club, Braxton c. III Cleveland and
Thurman Democratic Club, Little Otter
Cleveland and Thurman Democratic Club,
Catlipsville; Cleveland aud Thurman
Democratic Club, Long Ran, Cleveland
and Thurman Democratic Club. Mouth of
Birch; Cleveland and Thurman Democratic
Club, MELVILLE; Cleveland and Thurman
Democratic Club, Bakers Ran; Cleveland
and Thurman Democratic Club, Bulltown.
wETZgL COUNTY.
Newdale Cleveland and Thurman Dam
ocretic Climb, Newdaie; Cleveland and
Thurman Club, Littleton; Cleveland and
Thurman Democratic Club, Pine Grove.
Others reported are a. folIows: Cleve.
land and Thurman Club. st. George,
Tucker county; Burning Springs Demo.
cratic Club. Writ county; Cleveland and
Thurman Club, Lazearville, Brooke county /;
Bandanns Democratic Club, WellsburR,
Brooke county; Cleveland and Thurman
Club, St Mary's, Pleasants county; Junior
Democratic Club, Charleston, Jefferson
county; Charleston Democratic Club, Ks-
nawha county.
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DoDDRIDGR COUNTY.

Doddridgs County Democratic Club.
West Union; Cleveland and Thurman
Democratic Climb, Smithton; Red Bandaus
Club, Market; Mcclellan District Demo-
cratic Club, Center Point; Grant District
Democratic Club, Alpha; South West Dis
trict Club, Leopold; Avon Democratic
Club, Avon; Greenbrier District Dsmocrs.
tic Club, Militus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-29

Clarksburg Democratic Club, Clarks.
burg; Cleveland Club, Lumberport; Bridge.
port Cleveland and Thurman Club, Bridge
port
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MON0NGALIA COUNTY.

Cleveland and Thurman Democratic
Club, Of Bsttelle district; Cleveland snd
rhurmsa Democratic Club, Baskerville:
Morgsntowu Democratic Club. Cross Roads
Democratic Club, Grant District Demo
cratic Club, McCurdysvilie Democratic
Club CrossyilIe Democratic Ciuh