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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30
HON. JOHN R. DoyEnoo
Nominated for IN" State Senate by tlr ben,
OcFRt, Yesterday.

Nominated for IN" State Senate by tlr ben,
oerats Yesterday.
The Senatorial couterecs of Han,,,t
Brooke and Ohio counties, c6mpri.ips
the First Senatorial district, met in m,s
rooms OF the Young Mems Democrat,
Club in this city at IA. IN. vestorl,r
Mr.. ]. A. Miller, OF this city. presidsJ
and Thomas Thoner, also Of WbesIn,.
was Secretary.
John X. Donehoo, OF Hancock copr,,.
member OF the State Senate fonr yS,,,
ago, was nominated for State Senate, y4''
Messrs. b. A. Roseberrry, of Hgncool
]. O. Palmer, OF Brooke, and,J. 4 iii
Ter, OF Ohio, were chosen as The sem
torial Executive Committee.
Mr.. Baxter, President Of the Cor,,,.
Court OF Hancock county, had been
mentioned as a nominee :of Senator bn y.
being q large wool grower who now bS'
on hand heavy clip OF wool vbirh h.
cannot market to advantage because oi
the Mills bill Free Trade agitation il vs,
feared he would oppose Mr.. Kcnna IA,
United States Senator il elected Nj,
Kenna having advocated free wool II.
was therefore not mentioned in the con.
ference. '' WIZ
Inchoosing Mr.. Donehoo the coniepa,
took another horn Of a dilemma Nj
Donehoo was leader in the grb,
against Messrs. Camden and Krnpa !"
the State convention four years a,a
starting the fight against George Noilet,'
for Chairman.
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yention assembled, reaffirm our faith in
the principles Of free government rs laid
down by those tribunes OF the people,
Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson and
Grover Cleveland.
Second, That We do hereby heartily
endorse the Democratic National plat
form Of principles enunciated and adopt
ed by the st. Louis convention, aud that
we also endorse and reatIirm the pream.
ble and declaration OF principles passed
by the Democratic State convention re-
Gently assembled at the city OF Hunting,
ton; and that we also pledge the active
support OF our respective clubs TO the
nominees OF the Democratic National
and State conventions.
Third, That We believe the education
OF the people in Democratic principles
depends largely upon the work done by
the clubs Of our State; therefore we cal
upon the officers OF this Association
upon the State Executive Committee o.
the Democratic party, upon the Con
gressional, Senatorial and county com
mitteemen aud upon all others interest
ed in the success OF the Democratic
party to encourage and urge the imme
date organization OF Democratic club
in every district in the State.
W. P. WILEY,
Chairman.
| After this was read the meeting OF
motion OF Mr.. Riley adjourned.
Take the day all in all, it was enjoyet
by the Republicans a good deal NOR
thnn hu tha nnmOnratG
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L. ". Cole. Pittsburgh, --

L. ". Cole. Pittsburgh, --
T. W. Hagnn. Pittsburgh. b. M, Garnet II.
$. &. Collins, Pittsburgh. b. g., Idol Boy.
D. 5. SpelmAn. Wheeling, b.. &C., DR.. Mcfarland.
r. Mclaughlin, Rochester, Pa, b.g s. Z, Gala
FINK Palmer. Indian River, Mich, T. q, Fnnk b,
George Peter, Lima, o., b: g., volunteer ir..
Charles Durham. Buffalo, y. ", b. g.. I'D. H.
Chris Gesher, New Philadelphia, o., b. IN, Sallie
Walter cfcig & Son. Cadlr. o., b. m, Lucyw.
Joseph Webster, JeWett o., b. g., Tow W.
There il certain to be some good sport
furnished in these races, especially in
the trot and the run. Owing TO a mis-
understanding Us to what day the 2:2C
pacing class was TO go, the number start.
ing in that race be reduced by two OF
three as the horses will probably not ar.
rive in time. An effort was made yes,
terday to have the 2:29 trotting class 60
to-day and put the 2;2O pace in on Fri
day with the 2:30 pace, but no terms
could be made with the trotters.
The attraction that Pierce 4 Burnham't
Combination will offer to-day is a ladies'
running race OF two miles, changing
horses every mile without touching the
ground. All those who witnessed the
pretty and daring race between the
ladies' OF the combination on Tuesday
will naturally want to see this race.
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State DAY AT THE EAR.
The Third Day Secs the People
Turning Out Strong.
THE RACING PROGRAMMES
ofYesterday and To-Day--whNt Was
Done and What VIII he Done.
Accident 20 a Ridcr-A
Driver Changed.

Yesterday was Estate Day" at the
Fair, and in point OF attendance it was
ahead Of the third day Of previous fairs
OF the Associations. AS early as 10
o'clock, the people began to pour in
through the gates in a way that
made it certain that the crowd
would be the large and paying
one it was. Provided to-day and
tomorrow are as fine, ideal Autumn days
as the Inst two have been, crowds may
be anticipated that will pack the grounds
to their capacity and fully insure the
financial success Of this years venture
Yesterday afternoon the principal at
traction was the racing described else
where. In the morning there was no
end OF entertainment offered in the live
stock departments alone, where the ex.
hibits we're all the time being paraded
before the Judges and awarding commit
tees. It was especially interesting in
the horse department; the animals
shown under the spreading limbs Of the
orchard at the lower end OF the track en-
closure formed an exhibit that was as
fine as one could well ask for.
The horticultural and floral depart
ments are attracting the attention they
merit, aud many praises are bestowed
on the very creditable Ohio county ex'
hibit gotten together by Mr.. James
Dixon. The other departments are al!
receiving their share OF attention, and
the great show as whole, does just what
it was promised it would do-pleases
everyone.
The iakirs are growing in number and
some OF them will bear close watching
There were one or two shell games being
worked on the quiet yesterday and there
were others on the look out for man
with confidence and inexperience. The
devices resorted to to get into the
grounds by some OF the slick ones art
amusing. Yesterday one fellow wa
pulled out OF the top OF al
Ice wagon, where he was lying on ant
close, to the cold, dampice. Another, {
colored boy, was pulled out OF the bot
tom OF wagon load of straw that haC
been suspected. The iynx-eyed Score
tary Hook found this fellow, after every
one was ready to assert the wagon wa
not BLOCKADE runner"
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The Queen & Crescent route (Cin,
cinnai Southern and associate roads,
will sell Harvest Excursion tickets al
one limited fare the round trip, on Sep
TENDER 18th and 25th, October 9th and
23d, 1888, good to return within thirty
days and allowing stop.over privilege
These cheap tickets will be on sale ia
various points in Tennessee, Alabama
Georgia, Florida, Carolinas, Virginia
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Texas, TO which States the Queen &
Crescent is the great trunk line, run
ming double daily trains from Cincinnati
tables or other information desired con
corning d trip South via. the Queen &
Crescent route, call upon your nearest
ticket agent or address D. g. Edwards
Acting General Passenger Agent, Gin
cinnati, 0.
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A CREDIT TO THE CITY.

An Rstabiishme t Whose Merit was Fully
Recognized mt the Fair-GeorGe L. burst,
the Leading C0nFectIoner, Carries on SIX
First Premiums, all OF Which He Fairly
Won.
As usual, Mr.. George L. Durst, Wheel
ing's enterprising and well.known con-
fectioner and manufacturer Of ice cream
and fine candies and baker OF fancy
cakes, carries off the honors in his line
at the State Fair. He won this year six
first premiums and red ribbons. He
won all the awards. on fine cakes and
fine handmade candies-the highest
award ever made by the Associations
judges.
To those familiar with Mr.. bursts
products this is not surprising. Indeed
IL would be very much OF a surprise il
this were not the result OF any fair COM
petition into which he enters. Few es-
adjustments in the largest cities in his
line OF business can excel him in quality
OF the goods he produces, and the best
award he has yet won is his popularity
with the cake, cream and candy-loving
public Of Wheeling and vicinity. The
lact that George L. Durst made any ar.
ticle is perfect guarantee of its purity
and high quality.
His head cake baker, August HUT
man, and his chief candy maker, Abra-
ham Krick, both came from Philadel-
phin, and the crowds which throng
Mr.. bursts palatial establishment on
Market street in fashionable business
hours are the best voucher for the abil-
ity OF these two artists in their respec-
tive lines. In honoring Mr.. burst the
State Fair Committee OF Judges simply
showed they were the right persons fol
the committee and vindicated the wis.
dom OF the Associations choice.
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Governor Wilson has granted par
don to Thomas Graham, who was SEN
fenced to ten years confinement in the
penitentiary for an alleged felonious as.
sNult committed on the person OF Lilly
Kceney. The petition Tor pardon WAS
signed 'by the Judge before whom the
case Is was tried, the Sheriff, prosecuting
attorney, county and circuit clerks OF
the county, and many other reputable
citizens. SIN. Keeney, the girls father,
made affidavit to the effect that the, girl
alleged to have been outraged WAS then,
and is now, non cOmpOs menifs, and as the
verdict of the jury was found on the un;
supported evidence Of twelve'year-old
girl, which the prosecuting attorney
states he has since become convinced
was false, and from various other reasons
which appeared, the Governor believed
that the case was q proper one for the
exercise OF the partloning power.
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TO.DAY'S PROGRAMME.

4 Fine Layout OF Attractions for City
Day.
To-day is Getty Day" at the Fair, and
the attractions provided are the best of
any day. in the week. The attendance,
providing the weather Is good, is expect
ed to be the largest Of any day in the
history of the Association. Acting
Mayor Gilleland, in accordance with the
usual custom, has issued proclamation
requesting n suspension OF business in
order that all may have a chance to take
in the big SHOW. 1t is hoped that bust
ness men will generally observe this re-
quest and close up their places for at
least this afternoon. These annual fairs
given by the State Fair Association are
Of great benefit to the city, much more
in fact than most people imagine, and
the management is deserving OF all the
encouragement that liberal patronage
gives. Every Wheelingite that can pos
sibly get over to the Island ought to be
there. The attractions will be varied,
and will be worth ones time and money.
The first grand cavalcade OF the Fair
will take place at 1880 o'clock. All the
cattle and class horses will be led inprO.
cession around the track at this hour.
This has always been one OF the popular
features for the sight.seers, and it will
undoubtedly be the same this year. The
horses will make q finer showing than
ever before, and the cattle will be as in
teresting sight rs ever. These caval-
cades afford a better opportunity to in
speCt the horse and cattle exhibits than
at any other time. The horses are al
ways groomed to the point OF perfection,
and as they prance along proudly arch
ing their necks, their sleek coats glisten-
ing in the sun, they form as pretty a
picture as one cares to see. The slow
moving cattle also appear at their best,
polished horns and satin.like coats,
None should miss seeing this parade.
THE RACE PROGRAMME.
The races for to-day have larger purses
offered in the aggregate than those OF
any other day. The races and entries
are as followss
800 PACE.
CRY DAY-ThuSday, August 20 Race No. 4.
Paec-2:gO class. Purse 500 Mile heats, best 3
]; Ross MnssgrOyc, steubcnvllle, O., CHI. g.
IT, D. Ernest Buffalo. n. Y, b. M, Little Ida.
A., J. Haws, Johnstown, Pa, &. g. Patsy
James Alexander, Johustown, Pa, s. g., Henry
II, formerly Henry Hop.
Alex. Campbell, New Athens, o., Belle
Edward odolL Maysville KY, g, g., Jack
curry,
CRY DAY. Thursday, August 30. Race No. ).
Running, one mile heats; best In q, Purse,
500.
L. A. FlcnnIkCn, Washington county Pa, b.
e., Duke Of MOntAibln.
l.. 7. Holiday. FIncastle, Va, br. s., Robert +.
William Mckinney, Portsmouth, o., bF. g.,
MullIgAn,
o. Rutter 4 Co., Chicago, f. s., Barney Oden.
II. ". HuSk IrontOn, o., b. g., Josh Billings.
Charles BurnhAm, Fulton, Mich, oh. s., Com
q. $. Pierce Cleveland, o., 5. g., Oscar Wilde,
800 TRoT.
CITY DAY-Thurday. August 20. Race No. G.
TrOt, 500 class. Purse 500.
Walter scdwick, Clarksburg, ". Va, &. M, Mag
BrRxton.
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The case of Mr.. ]. Rainey VS.. the
South Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad
Company WIS decided early yesterday
morning, and the iury's verdict reached
Martins Ferry about noon. 1t will be
remembered the South Pennsylvania 4
Ohio began the condemnation proceed,
ings against Mr., Rainey for right OF way
through his property above that town
The verdict was for s., 800. 1t was n big
surprise to all. The South Pennsylvania
4 Ohio Immediately entered condemna.
ton proceedings against the property oil
Henry Fioto and John Kehree, Of neal
Glenn's run, through which they want
to run their railroad.
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LOCAL BRgylT1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud AbOu
tina CITY.

the City.
THEax was one ease in the police
court yesterday.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
The Hinge factory closed down yester'
day to enable the employees to take in
the fair.
EIGHTEENTH street, just east oil Mar
ket, is still caVing into the creek little
at u time.
Tng banks will all close to-day to en-.
able the officials and employees to attend
the State Fair.
The Board OF County Commissioners
held its monthly session yesterday, ioi
the purpose Of auditing bills.
Billy MAYER's orchestra plays for
concert and ball next Wednesday even
ing, given by the Teutonia Singing So
ciety.
TIE Second ward market yesterday
was the largest for long time. The
wagons extended half a square below the
market house.
TIE new Democratic Congressional
| Committee has elected JOhn Y. McEl
Downey, of WetzeI county, Chairman
and Tlomas NJ. Dallah, Of Ohio county
secretary.
INDIAN jim, the COW boy, who stole
the blue monkey, cash and clothes iron
the Dan Shelby show, at Bellaire, hal
been heard from through man who wa
a fellow passenger Of his and the mon
keys on train to Philadelphia.
LIZZIE SHARE, girl OF ten years ex
ploded n railroad torpedo with a ston'
Yesterday at her parents home in ,AIIeeI
ID. Centre Wheeling, and seriousll
woupied her hand. Lockiaw is feared
The torpedo was among lot Of scraI
iron.
THERE will be lawn fete given by tn.
young people of the Thomson NJ. &
church, at the residence OF Capt. Thoma
Prince, North Front street, on tn
Island, this evening. All are coEdlall!
invited to attend and good time is as
sured. The admission will be free.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Go,.ip t,o,,
the Glnss CITY.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip fun,
the GLASS City.
J. NJ. DanfOrd Is upat East Liverpool sn,,,
friends. ''N'S
Mrs. Thomas Resses Will be buried mi. sl,.,.
noon at O'Clock.
Miss Emma LandheldIs in Cincinnati ar.s,
Ing the Centennial, ''''-'
Contnctor Maloney Is having his b.s nil,
built in Washington. '' 'O''
Jacob frankie was the man who fsI.JN.
school house bell yesterday ~
Rev. ". s, Campbell and bride wIW te N,,,.
from their trip East to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs. Frlnk LeAsurc, who has been ,ir, t,,.,
eral months, wNS able to be out ycstcrIly
A boat load OF melons bullcd the mUrtrr t...
for while, They are selling good one, Tor /.
James u. Darrah Is unloading some hravy In,
beams for Blum Bros new block ON Him,",T'
street. 'V''
Wool in large quantities continue Ia cana q,
on the Bcllairc, GAINESVILLE * Cincinnati R1IIusv
for Boston, Mass. ''''''~
Harry Kitchen will erect new cll,pf and cor.
iecii9ngry stand ut the intersection ri Cn,crBt
aud Union streets. ''Nu'
On next meeting night Of Council ue hit
Tor hn increase OF police salary here To SJ viii
come up on It's passage, WV
vi.
yesterday with u big load OF pOmin;s l.tl9s
scarce here In town, they found ready snle,
Newell KennOn and Hon. Albert Lawrence, oi
st. ClalFSvllle, Will open the Democratic ,5,n'
pASn here tonight nj the Tilden club rooms.
william Stevens, formerly Of this CITY rsrBe
down from Allegheny Inst rign vim n. new
bride for visitlmong friends here. Mr.. Steven,
is located new ut Williamsburg.
There was wreck on the Belairc Zvnr,yil,q
& Cincinnati railroad Tuesday evening Ag
bo0he aud four cars went over q Ncuty.lo0t
bank. Nobody was hurt, The bnlkCmcu iIaprJ
Trains were delayed several hour. The los 10
the company VIII be considerable.
During the parade OF the new hose compaby
here on Tuesday night 1t was suggested by s0lr1
OF the Council To send In All alarm to ,;r how
quick the men would respond Chief lluth Ma,
on to the racket, and paid no attention 10 lle
bells. The Fourth Ward company Responded
and went down Us far US City Hall Ike lightning
The boys looked we'll and good time Ma, M
ut the supper. Toasts were drunk, ami The 1tT
hose house dedicated in fine style Ultllri,
along the line OF the parade burned rel aft, ~
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Al Womnn,n DIscoverr.

another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too, by lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought OF us bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
and was SO much relieved on taking the
first dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has been miraculously
cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther LutE. "
Thus writes W. @. Hamrick 4 Co., OF
Shelby, n. C.-Get a free trial bottle ut
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. 2
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. in the city and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City ana hhSCh"B Ae"P'
Abroad.
Miss Irene I. Myers, OF West Liberty,
is in the city.
Hon. L. Danford, ofst. Clairsville, was
down yesterday.
Aug. Neuhausen, OF SteubenviIle, was
down yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Gates, Of Charleston, is Wis
iting Wheeling friends.
r, ]. Riley, OF the st. Clairsville
Gd:eitc, is taking'in the fair
Mr.. W. T. Hewetson, Of st. Clairsvillc,
was ut the Mcclure yesterday.
Col. J. II. Lockwood, OF Moundsville,
was at the Windsor yesterday.
Miss Clara Wendelken, Of Marietta, is
visiting relatives on the Island.
DR.. John J. Depescher, OF Paris
France, is at the McLure House:
us. Senator Faulkner arrived Mt noon
Yesterday and is at the Mcclure House.
Frank W. Stewart, a popular New
Cumberlander, is at the Howell House.
Misses Annie Lewis, G. schaller and
Lizzie Jones, OF GAINESVILLE, took in the
fair yesterday. ,,,,
Mrs. George V. Reilly and Miss lilly
Reilly are back from n months soJourn
at the sea side.
r. NJ. Eaton, Esq, formerly a Belmont
county lawyer, now OF Atchison, Kan
sas, is in the city.
Mr.. John S. Naylor and family, OF the
Island, have returned from the Mounds
vile camp ground.
Ed. J. Markle, looking so fat th9t his
friends didn't recognize him, was IN the
CITY last evening on his way to the
Wheeling Fair.-StaibeaviHe Herald.
Sisters Bernadette, Bernadine and
RAYMOND, who have been visiting
Mother Felix, OF the Convent in this
city, forseveral weeks, returned home &c
Wheeling this neutrality-suspicious. ia
:ete.
Cards have been received here for the
marriage on Sunday morning, Septem'
Der 0, in the NJ. L. Church at LittIeton,
of Mr.. Spencer Carney, a well known
merchant there, and Miss Jessie L.,
daughter oil Mr.. NJ Il. iii, loFIileI'y VI
this county.
Mr.. C. NJ. Hallisey and daughter Miss
Annie, of Pittsburgh, are spending q
few days with friends in the city. Miss
Annie sails for Germany next week to
finish her musical education. Hel
many friends wish her safe and pleas
ant journey.
Colonel Thomas Wilson has sold hit
Dakota farm and returned to Wheeling
Tom SAYS his experience in Dakota
farming is worth more money to him
than he can calculate, and that while he
farmed on II declining wheat market
most OF the time, he has no regrets fo'
his experience. He still holds lots in
some Of Dakota's booming towns, but he
will content himself now in the beauti'
full and fertile Ohio valley. Sensible,
Tom-BelSdire Independent.
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EXCURSION TO PITTSBURGH.


The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railway will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh on Saturday, September list,
on account OF the Jr. 0. U. A. Ms de-
monstration at Exposition Park. The
local councils will offer three prizes to
the best drilled visiting councils and
prizes will be given to successful con-
testants in u programme Of sports pre-
pared for the day. Round trip 50 90.
Tickets good returning until Sept. Srd,
inclusivn
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and levers; to cure habituai
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess,
K. B. Burt and o. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by N. n. Mercer.
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties !:
Harry L. Boyd, aged %, a native and
resident OF Wheeling, and Lizzie Miller,
aged 20, a native OF Marietta, o., and resi-
dent OF Wheeling.
Frank Hunter, aged 20, a native OF
Wheeling and resident OF Triadelphia,
and Lena Helfenbine, aged 10, native
and resident OF TriNdelphia.
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Several members OF the Wheeling Club
have arrangcdfor full dress hop that is
TO take place ut the clubs rooms in the
Rodgers building tonight. The music
will be furnished by the Opera House
Orchestra. The affair is given compli-
mentary to number OF visitors, both
ladies' and gentlemen, who are in the
city for the fair, aud very enjoyable
time is anticipated. 1t will not be u
regular club affair, but nearly all those
taking part will be members OF that Or
rOniZNtiOn.
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in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and ana
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liverand Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, 4. b.
Burt and G. Menkemeiier. At Bettaire
by NJ. n. Mercer.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad % 81
sell excursion tickets Sunday during l.e
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at theIa y.
OF 81 so the round trip, tickets GOOD Io VI
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion
ticketsto Washington, Pa, at the rae y, y,
81. Trains leave Wheelingat 5and DIV
a m
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For the meeting OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge !. 0. 0. 7. at Los AtEe's
CAL, September II to 2Is,, Tie baIu. ~
& Ohio will sell round trip tickets .. ", w
low rate Of SS7 20. For further pai5ll'a
lars call at Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket 0i-L,