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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-24
THE NATIONAL UNION.
a Summary of the Proceedings Mt Cleve-
Inn6.

a Summary of the Proceedings Mt Cleve.
land.
The Senate or National body OF this
growing order met at the Stillman
House, Cleveland, Tuesday, Wednesday
and, Thursday of last week. +. II.
Crago, of this city, is chairman of the
finance committee, and from him are
cleaned the following information con-
corning the order: The Senate is com
posed OF twenty-four Senators, twenty
three ofwhom were present at the meet
ing They come from the States of Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Michigan and the District OF Colum-
bia. There are more than $500 mem
beers OF the order in Chicago, 1900 in
Washington City, 900 in Toledo, 600 in
Cleveland, about 500 in Detroit, and 200
in Wheeling.
The total membership of this order
MAY 81, 1855, was IA, 759, being net in
crease during the year OF 1888. The av-
erage age OF the membership is 3S.47
years. There are 1877 who carry 81 900
insurance, 3,0SS s., 900, 2,779 $1,000, 1927
s., 900. and 4,343 5000. The amount of
certificates in force S4S, 673, 900 90. There
has been collected and disbursod during
the thirteen months ending May 81,
1888, $275,00O, with balance in the
treasury OF over $4,000.
There is also balance in the treasury
OF the general fund, which shows that
the business Of the order is in a healthy
condition. The Finance Committee
found the books and vouchers OF the
Senate Secretary correct in every partiC-
ular and in perfect accord. The head
quarters are ut Toledo, and the efficient
secretary, j. W. Myers, can always be
found ready and willing to impart any
information, either verballyor by letter.
The following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Frank y. Gage, OF Chicago; Vice
President, r. ]. Charlesworth, OF Toledo;
Secretary, ]. W. Myers, of Toledo;
Treasurer, W. NJ. Bayne, OF Cleveland; ;
Speaker, - Higgins, Of Pennsylvania;
Sergeant-at-Arms, T. A. IronmOnger, Iof
Ohio; Doorkeeper, 7. W. Blair, OF In
diana; Chaplain, Prof, Study, OF Indiana.
Finance Committee. II. Crago, OF
Wheeling, W. Va; Frank Creager, of
Fremont, o., and j. L. Smith, OF Sagi-
nav, Mich.
Committee on Laws-R. II. Cochran,
Toledo, o.; il. A. Ewing, MoundsEille,
W. Va. +; NJ. G. JefTers, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Trustees-F. W. Sage, r. II. Cochran,
7. J. Charlesworth, Il. Parks and Frank
Fairman.
It is confidently expected to add at
least 1000 new members to the order
during the coming year, as quite mum.
Der Of efficient deputies will be secured
at once to work for the good OF the Or
der in instituting councils.
AIr. Gage, the newly elected Presi-
dent, is u college graduate, and is one OF
Chicago's most active and successful
young business men. Under his presi-
denCy the order must and viii grow
rouidly
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CINclxxAr, o., June 2S,-The SUI
preme Lodge Knights of Pythias ad,
journcd sine die to-day and refused to
organize the Knights of Pythias sister
hood, but thought the same purpose
should be accomplished il women estab-
lished and governed their order. A
resolution OF consensure was adopted
against ex-Adjutant General Joseph
Dowdall, OF Ohio, for statements con-
corning Supreme Chancellor Douglass
and Major General Carnahan. The next
conclave will be held ut Milwaukee on
the second Tuesday of June, 1890.
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LOCAL BREyETIEs.
MATTERS of Minor Moment In and About
the ritz

matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
IT showed quite freely yesterday-in
Alaska.
A CLOUDY sky and fresh breeze tenn
pered the fierce rays Of the sun yester-
day.
Tur work OF blasting the salamander
in he Benwood biaist furnace has been
resumedI
A GAY party of Jewish society people
caye a pleasant bowling party at Wheel
Ing park Friday night.
JIM RANKIN, arrested by Constable
Love on Friday, is not James Albert
Rankin, Of Sixteenth street.
The Mercantile club will give n moon
light hop at Wheeling park next Thurs
day evening, for which Kramer's orches-
ira will furnish music.
SOME disarrangement OF the electric
railway wires Friday evening necessi'
tated the stoppage ofthe cars for upwards
OF three hours, to the great inconTen'
fence Of citizens generally.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted tc
record deed made June IS, by II. P
McGregor and wife to Ralph Whitehead
| in. consideration OF s. 900, for lot front
ing forty feet on South Broadway
Island.
A. ALLEN Noe, recently from Ohio
will deliver an address upon the "Sign
OF the Times, Whittier are we Drifting a
a Nation" in PaTker's Hall, OPPOSITE
Fifth ward market house, this evening
at s O'Clock.
JOIN SToNEwALL DUFFY and William
Kemp, charged with having robbed on
Michael MufFney OF about $40 tw
weeks ago, were given preliminar
hearing before Justice Davis and dis
charged from custody, there being n
evidence produced on which they coul
be held.
WASHINGTON and Madison District H
publicans will hold suggestion meeting
Monday evening unless the Republica
ratification comes off then, III whic
case they will be postponed till Tuesda
evening. Union District Republican
will hold their suggestion meeting Tue
day evening.
AN Italian was brought to this cit
yesterday with broken head, intlicte
by John Brown, deckhand on I'll
Courier, who lives in Monroe count
10. The Italian was also working on Il
boat, when the two men got into qua
rel. Arrangements were made TO ca
for the injured at the county hosplta
TIE Young Mems Democratic club,
n meeting Friday night, elected slXtee
Democratic clubs, which will be in sc
sion at baltimore on July 4. They a
Col. Robert White, J. P. Adams, Ho
: j. j. Woods, T. S. Riley, Harry waite
house. Henry W. Weisgerber, Q; l
Copp, Jos. Ensheimer, 7. NJ. DNrrah,
= B. fancy, W. C. Handlan, Capt. Geo;
Boyd, Jr., ]. A. Howard, Oscar Steele
Robert Simpson and A. Allan Brock.
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Blaine!
fcnntinned from Fir.l Paqe.l

twenty-five votes for Harrison. There
was no formal action taken in the mat
ter and none was necessary. All the
delegates were present and expressed
themselves that way
"WhRt led 70 this sudden change Of
opinion?"
wisconsin sent an uninstructed dele
CATION to Chicago. II was deemed advis.
able to tender Gov. Rusk number OF
complimentary votes. We expected
that in the meantime New York and
Indiana would indicate their preference.
New York has selected Harrison, who is
also the Ihoice OF the Indiana delegates.
II New York and Indiana are satisfied
with Harrison we are"
"Who will be given the second place"
Morton, of New York, OF course. The
second place must go to New York and
Morton is the man."
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JERE CLEMENS ARRESTED.
The Proprietor of the Notorious Ohio Road
House In Jail.

The recent shooting scrape in which
two women OF this city and two Mar,
tins Ferry men were implicated in the
shooting of two miners, at Jere Clemens
road house, west OF Bridgeport, is fresh
in the public mind. Since the hearing
in the case, the Belmont county author
tiles have wanted Clemens, but he has
hid on this side or gone to his home by
some roundabout way and avoided cup.
ture till last night, when Henry Neinin-
ger and Nick Lyle, of Bridgeport, who
had been deputized to make the arrest,
captured Clemens at his house, and took
him to Jail at st. Clairsville. The exact
nature Of the charge against him is not
known, but the arrest grows out of the
shooting scrape referred to.
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AVE- nEARTILY OF STRAWBERRIES.
The Whole Family Taken Violently III
md n Young Girl Dies.

The NhOle fumHy Ahkcn Violently III
and Young Girl Dies.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2S.-NIr. Lynn's
family, on West Pearl street, ate heart
lily ofstrawbcrries, purchased of neigh
boring grocer, and shortly aiterward all
who partook were taken violently ill.
Minnie Murphy, aged ten, making her
home with the family, fingered until
this morning, when she died in great
agony. A daughter still continues very
sick, but the remainder of the affected
persons have recovered. While there is
4 suspicion OF acute cholera morbus, the
authorities have ordered an anlysis Of
the girls stomach to determine the
cause OF death.
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LABOR BOOM FOR NKiyLEy.
a Committee Of the AmAlEnmated A.,oo,
alton IL for Him.

A Committee Of the AmRlgnmated Assoc,
alton Is for Him.
PgrrsBvRaW, Pa, June 2S.-F.ast evan
ing committee Of Amalgama,ed ma,
met in Pittsburgh and drew M the ri,
lowing resolution endorsing Major NJ,
Kinley for the Presidency and tels,
graped it to Senator QUAY, askip, hi,,
to bring the matter before the cSny ",p
ton to-day:
PITTSBURGH, June %
hon. " s Quay ne RpuIliom Colropiop, "a.
odgo, a.: ''''''''' ''''
The undersigned, a few Of the nearly
200 delegates in attendance nj thr III:
teCpth annual convention, Amal,omo,"J
Association Iron and Steel Workers r"n4
rcsenting the States OF Pcnnsylyoni,
Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky inJi'
ana, Illinois and Wisconsin, imploro
you to push forward us Il dark ho,Se ~
your convention that stauncL mi
straightout Republican and unromnro.
missing protectionist, Major William H.,
Kinley, Jr., of Ohio. We are OF The firm
belief there is no man yet named or in.
timated that could sweep this country
rs our standard bearer as can Major M.
Kinley. This belief is not confined ia
iron and steel workers alone. Ii il
shared by thousands OF brawnv men NJ
other trades, as well as by business men
Therefore, in the event OF dark horse
consider favorably our suggestion. Va
respectfully leave this in the hands Of
yourself aud colleagues.
Signed by William Martin, James II
Mutt, John Mishcl, j. G. Bullock, Q. II
kaufman, Rees W. Prosscr, Rcrs /
Jones, James BritteIl, james Wallace
NJ. +. Magird, james Grundy, William
Whiteman, John Il, Hutton, L. X. Dent.
zell, w. II, Edmonds, George c. Zemp.
key, II. P. McFadden, John j. Jones.
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n..n,r shnrln waaacr. runernl.

The late W. II. Waddel, the popular
Dcnnty Sheriff, was buried yesterday
iorenoon from his late residence at Elm
Grove. The funeral procession was one
y, v ,bs largest seen in this county for
y, , Messrs. William Hutchinson,
f oH Creighton, Louis S. Jordan, vii.
ii"m q Handlan, John White and
Charles Il. Blanchard acted as p9llbear-
crs The services were held IN the
chanel In Mt. Calvary cemetery, where
tbS interment took place, Rev. Mon
si"nor j. 4. Sullivan officiating; MI
WaddeI became convert TO the Catho-
liz faith during his last illness.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of lightweight SergeS, Pin
Checks and Drap dc Etes, which We are
prepared to make up In the best style at
reasonable prices.
Balbrlggan Underwear at 81 90 q
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj so cents and upwards, ut
&. HESS Il SONS,
1921 4 1898 Market Street.
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Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa, tells the followingremark:
able Story, the truth OF whichis vouched
for by the residents OF the town: II am
rs years old, haye been troubled with
kidney complaint aud iameness ioFmahy
wears; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness and am able to do all my own
homework. owe my thanks to Elec-
trG gitters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dis
ease and PAIN Try bottle, SOC. and 81,
at Logan & Co.'S drug store. 4
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BcIfaH Morning Netp.
The Irish Exhibition at Olympia has
been thrown open to the public, and the
opening ceremony, which was performed
Jointly by the Lord Mayors Of London
and dublin, carried with it all the pomp
and circumstances that should attend an
effort embracing the support OF all classes
for the revival OF Irish industries.
We need hardly refer to the admira-
BILE address delivered by Mr.. Sexton
on the occasion. 1t would be un-Irish
to introduce note OF diseord ut
this stage OF movement which has had
brought to its aid the assistance OF every
friend Of ireland, be his or her politics
what they may, Still it is impossible to
ignore the disposition to give Lord
Arthur Hill and the Tory members Of
the committee the entire credit for what
ever has been done. Lord Ar
thur Hill undoubtedly gave
the weight OF his influence and
an amount Of practical energy in the
details Of the official work which few
other nohlemen would be disposed to
extend, but it must not be forgotten
that had he not enlisted the sympathy
OF the Lord Mayor Of Dublin and the
Mayors OF the South OF Ireland, his ex-
ertions would have goue for little or
nothing. We deprecate most strenu.
ously the introduction OF these
party personalities in connection with
SO laudable an attempt to confer some
benefit on the people OF Ireland, and we
trust that the eloquent address OF the
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, pulsating as It is
with a whole.hearted desire to elevate
local manufactures and develop indus
tries among every class, will meet with
due appreciation, and in an especial de-
gree in Belfast, on behalf OF whose in
dustrial population, as well us on the
part OF the people Of the metropolis, he
has the proud privilege to speak.
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Owing to the recent death of Deputy
Collector OF Internal Revenue Joseph
NIcGnw, Deputy Collector Dent, Of the
Wheeling Office, is to be transferred
hack TO the Grafton office. 1t is under
stood that Collector McGraw will up.
point Louis Gaus, the present United
States gauger ut this point, Deputy Col.
lector here, but his intentions in regard
to filling Gauger Gauss position are not
known even TO Dame Rumor.
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DErEW'S PREDICTION.
he Says Blaine WIN Ho Nominated b,
AcclnmntiOn.

lie Says Blaine WIN lie Nominated b,
AcclnmntlOn.
CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, June 90
While the delegates were leaving the
hall Chauncey NJ, Depew, in the pres.
ence of a number OF people, predicted
that Blaine would be nominated by ac.
clamation and by general consent.
"'rhe friends Of nearly every leading
candidate, oxceptthc supporters Of liar.
rison," Mr.. Depew said, "have already
given their consent"
The general impression, nevertheless
is that McKinley's chances as the dark
horse are rapidly increasing, and tle I'm.
iversal prediction is that it will beeither
| Blaine or Mckinley,
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that ii Harrison shows any consideyab,.
strength and is then killed of that liz
conventions true meaning will Inc na ,J
plain; that is that the ultimate inten,i 'ao
is to nominate Blaine by kpockiBr mn NM,
one by onu ali the formidable men IN
tbn ruca N'' III
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SUGGESTION NETTING.


The Webster District Republicans Select
Candidates.
The Republicans Of the Sixth Ward,
or Webster district, met last night to
select names OF persons suitable to be
the candidates of the party for the diff
fcrent district offices, the candidates to
be seIected from those now suggested, at
the primaries to be held next Saturday.
The following names were suggested rs
suitable for the Republican ticket:
County Commissioner-John Cum.
minis, Bernard Kleives, Charles L. carp.
School COMMISSIONER. D. Work,
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TnE REprBLlCAN PRIMARIES.
The Plan Changed Yesterday to Suit the
Wishes of tho People.

Wishes of tho People.
A meeting of the Ohio county Repub-
lican Executive Committee was held
yesterday afternoon, Chairman White
head presiding and all the members
being present.
The matter OF the primaries called for
next Saturday and the convention the
following Monday, and the general OBJ
lection to the too great scope given that
convention, was taken up and 1t was de-
cided to so modify the call for the. COun-
ty Convention and primaries us to limit
the work of the convention to the NOM
| nation OF a county ticket and the seleC-
ton OF Judicial and Senatorial Conferees.
The delegates TO the First District Con-
gressiOnal Convention and the State
Convention, which it was at first in.
tened to have selected at the County
Convention, will instead be chosen by
the people direct at separate primaries
TO be held on Saturday, August II, the
call for which will be issued by the COM
mittee hereafter.
1t was decided to have opened ut the
primaries next Saturday separate poll
ing place ut Leatherwood precinct Of
Triadelphia district, for the accommodO-
ton OF residents Of Leatherwood, who
would be greatly Inconvenience by
having to 60 to Triadelphia to east their
votes.
A polling place for the primaries was
also ordered to be opened at the Glenn's
run school house, in RiChland district,
for the accommodation Of residents OF
that vicinity.
The polls will remain open at TriadCl-
phia until 7 p. IN, in all the other
country precincts they will close at 5
o'clock, as originally stated in tho call.
The action OF the committee gives
general satisfaction to the Republican
voters OF the county.
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The Municipal Court has issued sec
ond papers to the following foreigners
making them full acdged citizens;
Louis erode, OF Germany.
Frank Kuntsen, OF Denmark.
p, Angelus Bumgardner, of Germany.
Gottlcib Dillgard, Of Germany.
Charles Hardt, OF Germany.
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The REASON why Acker's blood elixer
is warranted, is because it is the best
blood preparation known. 1t will pos
lively cure all blood diseases, purities
the whole system, and thoroughly builds
up the constitution. Remember We
guarantee it. Logan & Co., @. X. Goetlz,
Q. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros.
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INGALLS, CHOICE.
AIssr or Gresham "witi Some Fellow Like
william Walter Phelps"

Alger or Gresham "with Some Fellow Like
william Walter Phelps"
CHICAGO, June 23.-Thc Mus prints
the following letter from Senator John
j. ingalls,, received by a member Of the
Kansas delegations:
VICE PRESIDENTS CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, June q.
Yours 18th at hand. Itdocs not make
much difference who is nominated, ID
my opinion. The candidates will cut
small figure in the fight. We can eiecs
anybody, or we shall fail. The iea'L
conspicuous and therefore the Iea''
complicated man will be the bcst-soife'
body like Hayes in 1876.
Among all the men aamedtbeTe ~uoI
one LEADER" No one whose persona
or historical relations to the peope
would make difference OF 900 woes
in the canvass. Sherman, Allison, HIATT
son, ETC., have records that would pc
awkward on the taritl, the currency ''c
Chinese question, etc. Depew scoRtt'tC
ton with railroads and corporations
would be Il heavy load, especially III w
agricultural States. We might as We"
nominate Gould or Vanderbilt at once
My impression is that Algcr or ore,
ham come nearer filling the bill t!sa
any Of the others, with some ieI.9" yAs
Phelps, OF New Jersey, who could TeayI
the conservative forces OF the East aNt
getcontributions from the manufacture
and Wall street. But you can lus-,
much better than ! what is best "''e'
consulting with the delegates. n.
] have the use Of the wircs daFhs lu'
convention by the courtesy OF the coa
pany, and you can therefore Telegraph
me fully at all times ifanythingoi iI'v''
est transpircs. Truly yonS,
JolLS j. lNOAiIs,
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If you would enjoy your dinner and
are prevented by dyspepsia, use Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets, They are q positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatu-
!ency and Constipation. We guarantee
them. % and 50 cents, Logan & Co.,
O. r. Goetze, Q. Menkemiller, X. 81
Burt and Bowie Bros. Z
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! THAT HACKING Cough can be oquickly
cured ~ shiloh's Cure, we guaFan-
tee it. -. ,rd
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SLREPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal In
jeCtor free. s,,
Fos lame back, side OF chest, use shi-
los Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents,
IS sH,1ou,s Coup's and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on u guai::"t'vyT, y
cures Consumption. Sold by W. =.
Williams and @. Menkemiller. EoW
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OlneT AT"Stutc Hllulsh iihySu AcSNeEuNy'
At Zanesyille-Zanesville defeated
Mansfield easily in a well played game
The feature was the heavy hitting of the
home team, they getting a total of IS
bases. Errors by GAINESVILLE gave the
visitors their runs. EncCh Sommcrs
was appointed an umpire in Simmons
place and OBLIGATED, giving very good
satisfaction. The score:
z AansadiS. % - ~ g
charlottesville 3: Mansfield, /. Batteries
Duck and Johnson Ford and Berger. Umpirt
-SOmmcrs.
At Lima-Lima won from jackson III
fairly interesting game. The features
were double play by Fuller, of Lima,
unassisted and home runs by Dunn and
Clarkson OF Lima. The score:
5 hll9s OH. ... 9 3 9 . ] "a
Earned, Lima D, batteries, ClRrkson and Som
mcrs; Parsons and Murphy. Umpire Hall.
At Kalamazoo-The opening game Of
the first series at Kalamazoo between
Kalamazoo and Toledo, was: played be,
fore a fair crowd, notwithstanding
threatening weather. Irwin pitched fol
the home team and put up fine game,
striking out six men. He was nicely
supported by O'Neil behind the bat.
CalhOun's excellent work at short was
another fine feature Of the game and
one OF the winning cards for Kalamazoo.
Cyclone" Miller was knocked all over
the diamond. Drischell played good
short and Senderson, ut second, was a
power for the visitors. The score;
Kalamazoo. o OliO2 0 a. u
Toledo .,,..... 0 ! o 90 %
Earncd-Kalamazoo 3; Toledo !. Batteries
Irwin and O'Neil; Miller and GrumblIng I'm
pire, Stellbcrger
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PENNSYLVANIA DElEGATION.

AFTER Sherman, lInrrlsOn-Chris MhgeO
Says It May lie Blaine.
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Pennsylvania
delegation is now 90 n. M holding a
caucus with closed doors at the fremont
House. 1t is likely that after one or
two more ballots have been been cast
for Sherman to-day that the delegation
will split and scatter among the other
candidates. The Allegheny county con-
tingent will go for Harrison. 1t is the
opinion OF Chris L. Magee, however,
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June IS to July . the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to the National
Convention Of Singing Societies at Balti'
more at one fare for the round trip,
Tickets good returning until July Z, in.
elusive.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 24.-For
WcstVirginia and Western Pennsylva-
mia, light to fresh westerly winds, stu
tionary temperature, local rains.
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THERE is no necessity for any one pay.
ing five and ten cents for single smoke
when you can get five "Old Virginia
Cheroots for ten cents from any first
class cigar, drug and grocery store.
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Is Cheap Cheapi. CI,enpiu
The hats at Mrs. A. ]. Worls' are the
cheapest in the city. No. 1858 Main
street.