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WHY? OH! WHY?

New York World.
Dewey has been in control Of the
Philippine Islands since May i
twenty-seven days. Why, then, does
the Spanish flag still float over Man
liza?
Sampson had Porto Rico at his mer-
cy on May IL. He says he could com
pei the surrender of its capital, San
Juan. in a few hours. Why, then, does
the Spanish flag still float over san
Juan?
Our navy has had Havana at its
mercy ever since the war began
thirty-seven days. Why, then, does
the Spanish flag still float over Ha-
vana?
When Ceryera sailed from Cape
Verde it was known to all naval ex-
perts that if he came to this side he
must put in at some far outlying west
Indian island for coal and news.
Schley did not sail from Hampton
Roads until the day after Cervera was
reported just where he had to turn
up-at Martinique And Sampson, as
soon as he got the news was ordered
back to Key West Why does the
Spanish flag still float over Ceryera
fleet?
Why is Spain still in practically I'M
disturbed possession OF all the OBJECT
i've points of the war? Why are the
Cubans still oppressed and starving IN
stead of free and we'll fed? Why are
we still at war instead OF arranging
the terms Of peace?
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------------------- .
GRADUATING GLASS.

Special 70 the RtSlSIeT.
Parkersburg, w Va, May "a
class Of twenty-six pupils will grad
nate from the Parkersburg High school
next Friday. The commencement ex-
ercises will be held in the Auditorium,
and, the following graduating class will
take part:
Misses Ethel Petty, Nellie Tracewell,
Clara Lyle, Ethel Want Lulu Sleeta,
Elizabeth johnson, Retta Gale, May
Beckwith. Nellie Backwith, Imogene
Brent, Edna Ruttercutter, Eleanor Og-
den Messrs. John w. Dudley chester
FarrOw and John Poland.
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I'M DENSE IGNORANCE.

Washington, D. c., May 29.-Secre-
tarv Long was at the Navy Depart
ment an hour this morning, and on
leaving he stated that no official re-
ports had been received from the feets
and that he knew nothing more posi-
tive than yesterday in regard 70 their
location.
From an intimation from a high
army source, it is regarded as almost
certain that there would be no import
ant move of the army until the Spanish
feet is disposed OF.
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PURCHASED A FARM.

Special to the Register.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 29.-COm-
mander Booth-Tucker, head Of the Sal
walton Army in America, announces
that the army has purchased tract Of
fine farm land of 2S5 acres near Men
tor, a few miles east Of Cleveland.
The property is to be used as a coll
onization farm, to be divided into sec
tions of five acres each, which needy
people stranded in the big cities will
be given an opportunity to buy on
time and become comfortably self
supporting.
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WHILE THE WAR LASTS,

All who march, walk or stand should
shake into their shoes Aliens Foot Ease,
a powder. 1t cures aching. tired. sore,
swollen feet and makes tight or new
vents chatting, hot, smarting, blistered,
sye~ting feet All the regular army
troops and navy men use it. Volunteers
in hot climates can't exist in comfort
without it, Aliens Foot Ease is sold by
ali druggists and shoe stores, 2Jc. Sample
sent FREE, Address, ALLEN S. OLM-
STED, Leroy, n. \.
my16, mon, wed sat, SD
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TO FILL UP THE REGIMENTS.

Washington, May 29.-Adjutant Gem
eral Corbin said to-day that it had
been definitely decided to use about
SO 900 Of the volunteers to be raised
under the new call in filing out de-
flcient regiments already organized
under the old call 1t would take
about that number, he thought, to
fiji each company up to the maximum
limit CT 100 men. The remaining 20
600 would be organized into regiments
of three battalions each and dlstrl-
buted among the States and Territories
in exactly the same proportion as I'M
der the first call. No cavalry, how
ever, would be accepted, and only a
very limited number of artillery.
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ignorance of the composition Of our
armies. Statistics show that when
ever there has been any fighting to do
III this country the Democrats have
contributed more than their proper
tionate quota. This is the first foreign
war in which the country has been en-
gagged which was not commenced and
carried to successful finish under Dem
ocratic auspices, with the opposition
kicking in the traces.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
s---~<>--,>-~----~.- ~ - - -s>~->~-~-
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue Of deed of trust made by
Wilhemina Hahne, to me as trustee,
dated on the 18th day of May, 1887, and re-
corded in the office of the clark of the
county court of Ohio county, West Vir-
Sinia, in deed of trust book As, page 424, L
viii sell at public auction on the prem
Uses on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1895
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing property, to-wit: All that certaiIi
parcel of real estate situate in the Eighth
ward Of the city of Wheeling, being the
north half Of lot No. ., in square - Of
Sprtgg & Ritchies addition to South
Wheeling. being part of the property con-
veyed to Henry Hahne by John Oesterling
and wife, by deed dated April 18th, 1864.
Terms -One-third and as much more
of the purchase money as the purchaser
shall elect to pay in cash. and the resi-
due in two equal annual payments, with
interest, payable annually the purchaser
to give his notes secured by a deed Of
trust on the property for the deferred
payments.
l. f. JONES,
my1Sei Trustee.
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AN IGNORANT VAIL,

Philadelphia Record
Some of the New York Republican
journals are bemoaning themselves
lest the 10000 soldiers and sailors
which that State will send to the war
may reduce the party vote at the No
vember election. This wall betrays
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sTATiONERY.


EASTER CARDS-very cheap to close
out Pittsburg Dispatch, Post, Times,
Commercial Gazette, Cincinnati Enquirer,
leading dailies, delivered. Literary and
fashion journals, stationary Gospel
Hymns. c. H. Quincy. 1414 Market ST.,
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LET HIM TRY 1T.

New York Times.
If Mr. John F. Holland wants to try
the powers of his submarine boat in
the harbor Of Santiago, there is no
Obvious reason why he should not be
permitted and even helped, to do so.
The recent tests of tire invention,
while not entirely satisfactory to the
government experts, were successful
enough to make it more than possible
that he could perform at small ex-
pense a task which, attempted with
other means. is likely to cost ship
or two and a good many lives. Mr..
Holland is said to ask only transpor-
tation TO the scene Of action. He will
command his own boat and furnish
his own small crew. The only danger
would be to him and them-and the
Snaniards-and if he failed operations
could be resumed in the regular way.
Some day there's going to be subma-
rine boat that will work. America
cannot afford to discourage man with
such confidence in his own continuance
as Mr.. Holland manifests, and to send
him to other countries in search Of an
opportunity to show what he can do
would be distinctly unwise.
I2ISHMEN IN THE WAR.
Boston Pilot.
The fighting race is, naturally, figur-
;,r acpSr, inu0,1SIu in thp war and Whilo
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A MIsNOMER

St Paul Globe
A Cincinnati man has written two
step to Admiral Dewey Dear fellow,
DeWey's move was not a. twostep.
1t was a hop, step and jump, landing
on the Spaniard's cervical vertabrae.
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A RID HOT REPLY
y tle Late Circular Letter by Il. Il.
Hanna,

,o;,.,nan of the Aggregation
w,own as the Executive Com
;4+aa of the indianapolis None
.a~v Convention-The Answer is
prominent Attorney Of This
CITY.
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AN UNKNOWN OBSERVATION.

Columbus, O., Press-Post
Mark Hanna isn't cutting so much
of a figure now as he had been doing
for the past year and half. There
are other SDaniards Who for the time
being, are entitled to attention.
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Pertinent Press Comment.
OUT OF A JOB.

Philadelphia Times
Between one thing and another it
looks as if in the plentitude of news
this season the summer sea serpent
won't be able to hold his head up.
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Steamer VIRGINIA" I. s. Calhoun
Master; Robert FL Kerr Purser. Every
steamer KEYSTONE STATE" c. W
Knox, Master; Dan Lacey, Purser Every
: steamer steam QUEEN CITY" Robert r.
Agnew. Master; James Gardner, Purser.
Every Thursday a. m.
For freight or passage telephone $40.
CROCKARD d BOOTH
no23 Agents.
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STEAM BCATS.

u y, ~ ----~s-,.-- .-~'s-- ~ .
FOR CINCIN-
Natl, LOUIS
WILLIE, l. o w
f r o II | 0,
n A S HVILLE,
ST. l. o u | S,
NJ Z NJ p Fl | S,
n + w q r.
LEANS A n D
4 E r NJ T. ID l.
ATE POINTS.
Take the new
a n d palatial
steamers of the
G / n C in n a t |
Packet L | n 9,
:. 81
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IaIsHMEN IN THE WAR.

IltIK5I I-'I11-~ N I n -hHV'
Boston Pilot.
The fighting race is, naturally, fgur-
ing conspicuously in the war, and while
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Z ID =. "
To-day, atg2 p. nj, in the chamber OF
the second branch Of council. tho Ohio
county Republican convention Will be
held for the purpose Of naming four
candidates for the house OF delegates
and the selection OF conferces 10 repre-
sent the county at the senatorial con-
yention of the First district. comprising
the counties Of Hancock, Brooke and
Ohio. The convention will be attended
by the delegates named in yesterdays
31ntelllgencer. and those OF Liberty dis
strlct, who are Messrs. William Bonar,
s------ Poguc, W, E. Davis, c. Mccul-
3loch, Scott Nuzum and William Moore.
The convention will be called to order
by County Chairman James K. Hall.
Twelve names have been suggested
for places on the legislative ticket, and
that four good men Will be selected is
4 not doubted. The following are the
gentlemen who have been suggested:
& B. w. Connolly. OF WASHINGTON.
Is Charles Noble, OF Washington.
. T. N. Garvin. OF Union, now a mem
Der of the house. q. Z
NJ. a., Chew. OF Union. u =
" q! r. Z. Gllchrist, OF Triadelphia.
! tWilliam Blon. OF Richie, now a mem
Der OF the Legislature.
3 VIII. C.. Curtis, OF Liberty. now a
member OF the legislature. &. g
~ Abram McCulloch, OF Liberty.
Joseph c. Brady, OF Triadelphla. 2.
Ralph Mccoy. OF Triadelphia
Harry w Mcclure. of Clay. 81,
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HANDSOMELY N: y Z ENTERTAINED
We're the Pittsburgh Leaguers by the
80 ~ W1heeiinp ga r-1lerss ta

We're the Pittsburgh Leaguers by the
4 Wheeling Leaguers.
At the .HaH!ley building, on Tenth
street, quite an animated scene was
presented yesterday when the. Junior
bpworth Leasuers OF Pittsburgh were
entertained by the Junior I.eaguers Of
Wheeling. In dashing zouave costume,
with banners flying and drums beating,
the. young Leaguers were drawn, up In
Nne while the other guests filed past
them into the lunch room, where q
.bounteouss meal. wus awaiting them.
The city SLeaguers had arranged with
the ladies. branch of the Y. M. C. A.
to serve their guests, and the ladies
performed their; part with a zest that
must have: added ii relish to the appe-
tiziES food. ; The thanks Of alt the ladies'
cngade, In. the work are due to Mr..
HaWley for the free use Of his rooms;
to. Mr.. RehrcnS for coffee and napkins:
to Mr. Stifel for napkins; to the Ice and
Storage Company for hyseia water and
Ice; also TO ATessrs. Smith, Thornburg
Bros, and Stone & Thomas for various
favors. while Alexander & Co. rejoiced
the heart OF each swercring younSster
by the: appropriate glfe OF afan. .T5j
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IC. Lee Gaul. aof philadelphia: H C..
Compton, OF Grafton. Miss Sadie Hall,
OF WaChlng;o D. c.; Charles X iAbta-
ham, Of Baltlmore; A. d. Phillips. OF
Erie. Pa. ~ "a AZ *,
h Delegate 10 AntI-saioon League con.
yentlcn--Rev. +. N, sLineh OF Grafton,
and Itcv. N. l.. Canoe. .s Z; N
z Delegate ito Second Conference dis
trlets convention at Saratoga. N. W
Miss Esteila Iiifl, OF Wheeling. ~
After the election ot oiiicsrg there were
several tcn-minntc addresses that
proved very interesting. Nils Emma
McCrecry, OF New Brighton. Pa, spoke
OF 'sThe Necessity OF Reaching and
Holding the Young Men" This addfess
was well delivered and had been well
prepared. ll y N.
Mlss Helen, PershingI OF Williamsburg.
Pa. was next on the programme. Her
topic was ,srho Epworth League Settle
meht at Pittsburgh" Shcit told OF the
remarkable expansion OF work among
tho, young In that city since the league
has become n factor. Said Miss Pcrsh-
Ing. I've think that formation IL better
than reformation, so we start with the
children. The work IL certainly profit
able, The speaker cited the case OF a
Pittsburgh mother and her child that
affected the audience ylslbly.
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THE EVENING SERVICES.
Junior superlntendents Areet-Adare i.s.,,,

uoiioi SupSilHSeilueHts Alcet-lluureSSeS
at the Grounds. y IS 4
The conference Of Junior euperintcnd-
ents at Thomson church, at $50 p. NJ,
was well attended, and was conducted
by Miss Martin, 1t took the form OF an
experience meeting, each superintendent
giving her plan OF work. The entire ex-
ercises were of the most Interesting ma
ture, and'very helpful to all present,
AT 7:SO p. M, In the tent, a Song SER
vice. was conducted by Prof. Black. a
chorus OF 100 voices on the platform
took tho lead, the entire audience as
eistinS. These song services are prov
Ing very Interesting and helpful, Mr..
l'lnck has all the talents OF q successful
leader. 4 & b, II, 81 III \
me cent was PACKED at tho evening
service, which was opened by singing
"Jesus, the Light OF THE World" DR.
Bash led. In prayer, after which the nm
nouncemcnts were made by President
Schraycr. A collection was taken To ms.
slst In dcpraylng the expenses of the
convention Another song wac sung MI
ter&which Dr George Edmond Reed,
presldentI OF the Dickinson college, de-
llrered n splendid address, 4; h 4
Before President Reed began 10 sneak
President Cartwright WINS Introduced
and made few appropriate remarks In
expressing his thanks at being elected
10 the presidency OF so important an a.
ISOLATION. When Mr.. Cartwright ron-
Guided. Retiring President Schoyer ask-
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BoYRuE OVER.
An Express Wagon Severity injuries Jos
3 sph Burns. 5g

An Express Wagon Severity injuries Jos
rs sph Burns. IT.
Shortly after : o'clock yesterday ar-
ternoon. a thirteen-vear-old boy, Joseph
Burns. who was riding bicycle on
Market street. was run over opposite
Quimby's stationery store by one OF
Otto Cappel's express wagons. The
wagon passed over his hip. and 9TH
erwise badly bruised him. The wagon
was heavily loaded with furniture, and
would have probably killed the boy II
1t had been going at less speed.
The accIden. occasloned considerable
excitement, and 1t WIS thought that
young Burns had been Injured fatally,
but DR.. Roberts, the attending physi-
clan. stated that his patient would re-
cover unless there were internal injur-
les, which had not yet developed. Young
Burns resides with his parents on South
Market street. Il ilsi-sy
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.3yAupEy1LLE Ar rHB pARK,


Master Lavender Richardson, in his
wonderful brain wo-k, and the other
members OF the Magee & Crimmins'
company, repeated their vaudeville en-
tertalnment at the Wheeling park casI-
no to very apprecIative audiences yes-
terday afternoon and last evening. Miss
Jeanette -Rostelle,, one OF the leading
vocalists OF the company, was unable TO
be here on account Of Illness. but the
management has secured q prominent
singer to take her place. She Will ar
rive in the city to-day. and will appear
for the first time at to-day's matinee
performance. The company will give
Z two performances every day this week
except Thursday. when the West vir-
ginia Educational Association meets at
the park. 81. 4,
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II this showing Ia correct, Doyener's
proportion OF the thlrty.six votes OF
Marshall wifi be 12f.6 votes, and Judge
Campbell's i1i4. The five Washington
district delegates are conceded to Judge
Campbell in the table printed above, but
the Doyener men claimed last night that
one missing precinct might give one o.,
tho Ave delegates to their. candidate.
The Campbell men concede that Dow
lener. has secured the following dele
gates: Union. i: Cameron. s; Liberty,
i; total. I. With three districts q not
heard from they claimed twenty-three
votes for Judge Campbell, and added
that he would secure the majority Of
the. fifteen delegates in the districts
whose vote was not reported. =
In the legislative contest, Il is con-
ceded that Nixon will be nominated and
I the contest for the other place on the
ticket seems to have narrowed down to
a close race between Speaker Hanen
and F'runk Legge, the. McMechen rail-
roader. with chances favoring the lat
ter Nj, Leach appears TO be out Of the
race. 49, az C=G
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LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Complete and Official Returns OF the
III, Primary OF Saturday AZ

q complete ana Of1lcial Returns OF the
II Primary OF Saturday. &
Congressional conventlon-w. B. Glib
son, Robert Bonar, jr., John Porter
Giffen Atkinson, Thomas z. Hervev.
sAlva Garrison.
81 County convention-William Bonar.
John Pogue, W.. E. Davis, c. Mccul-
loch, Scott Nuzum. William Moore.
County commlssioner-Elzie Bowman.
President board of education-N. E.
Murray. s55ti3}y y 3
Member board Of educatlon-A. Nc.
Z Culloch. ~ ...ys 2, : 5E
constables-W. R. Hannah and John
Biggs. 81 SiSfl !
County eommitteeman-R.'M. Max
well. ~ Z. & " 4. s
The complete and official returns from
& Liberty districts primary election on
Saturday. We're received by the county
committee yesterday morning. The re-
suit foreshadowed by the IntellIgencer
was not changed. The figures In de-
2 tall: 10 - q, 4 - - i s.it7I7
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FIRST BUSINESS SESSION
OF the Convention was Held at Thomson
80. Church Monday Morning. .

Tho f,rst business. sess,on az tho SOW
,,o,,,o, - = Ss,d a. sha mo ,n.o, n !. =,
'eneion Mae tieiu a. Hiie = ~ a. E'
church. South Broadway, Island. Mon
day morning at 0 O'Clock, with a large
aittenda nce3S,of deleraai,cpt,, \ nd interested
- ~ - 49,. '.su
spectators. PRESIDENT a. M. sh"yer pre-
sided. + i
Amendments were made to the constl-
tuition. one naming May. June or July as
the time for holding the leagues blen-
NAL convention. and the other admitting
the Junior League superintendent to
representation in the convention and
league.
The committee on basis of representa-
ton for, The officers to be. elected, report
ed that the apportiontment should be as
follows: n G45 ~
President-West Virginia conference.
First Vice Observation-Disclosures con-
ference Isl : &. q :, z I, Is
Second Vice prestdent--Central Penn
sylvanin conference. 9 i Il
Third vice Observation-Disclosures
conference. e 4 Il "a r
Fourth vice presldent-Erie confer
ence. Z 3, & ~ h !,
Corresponding secretary---West Vlr-
L.. O. H G.
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ECHOES OF THE PRIMARIES.

In Richie district, the vote OF Will
lam Knoke for congressional conyen-
tIon, in the second precinct. was 32l7,
instead of 2o7. as given In yesterdays
Intelllgencer. i al +
There were no Campbell delegates in
Triadelphia and Madison districts, SO
the strength described to Judge Camp
bell In the compilation OF the vote for
congressional convention delegates,
printed In yesterdays IntellIgencer is
not correct, 19a IS;
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The Cleveland. Loraln & Wheeling
railway will sell tickets to Buffalo and
return iat one fare for the round trip,
July. IL, 13, IA and Is. Tickets can be
extended good returning until Septem-
bers1: Consult c., L.s& w. agents, or
o. r, Wood T. P. A., Mcclure House
block, 80 3 - ~ l., 3; p /, ~, i
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CONC REssloNAL- coNTEsTt..

sDovener Men Claim They Have the
Majority In Mhrshnll County.
Il was supposed thu, Marshall eoun.
TVS delegation to tho congregational con.
yentlon would include n majority for
Judge campbeil,but II appears from the
latest information Of Saturdays prl-
mary election that Captain. Dovener
will have twenty.seyen OF the forty.flye
delegates, who will cast thirty.sIx votes
IN the convention. The Dovener men
Eve the following as theresulti In Mar
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PROM wETzE1, pIsrR1crs.

Green district, in wetzcl county. has
chosen the following congressional con-
ventlon delegates who are Dovencr
men: James T. Blair. E. NJ. Poulton,
Anthony Healey Clay and Church
districts elected Campbell men, and
Center Is for Dovener, K
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srATE LEAGUE MErrINa.
!! session q the West Virginia L (,

sessIon OF The West NirgInIa Leagues
Board OF Directors.
Yesterday afternoon at ! O'clock, a.
the big tent In Epworih Park, Island, a
special meeting Of the board Of directors
of the West Virginia conference Ep-
worth League was held. 1t was decided
to hold the state convention at Grafton
on June % and 30 and July !. 1890. The
Grafton deegatcs gave assurance that
they would entertain the league In a
style that would cause visitors TO re-
member. the occasion with pleasure. :,
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,SCALD head Is IN eczema OF the scalp
very severe sometimes, tbutfittean be
cured. Doan's Ointment, quick and
permanent in It's results. At any, drug
store so cents ,55's 4. 3 ,3 q 80 =.
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Fourth OF Jnly,

The Cleveland. Loraln & Wheeling
railway. One fare, for the round trip
July 2, 3 and 4, good returning July 4
and s. Consult agents. tths&w
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!. S. Rhodes & Co.
80 Nss'5-f-
PROPOSALS..
.DROPoSALSrHOTEL.

t
Bids will DO received until tho lst day o.
July. A. D. 1898, for the building Of new
hotel building by Brast Bros, Of New Mar.
tins "; Va. Drawings and speclsea.
Martlnsyillc, and at the office OF The ".
B. o'Neill Co., architects. Marietta, Ohio.
( Bids are wanted for the several parts Of
the building, each trade being bid upon
separately. and for the entire work The
owners reserve the right 10: reject any and
all bids. E5z BRAST BROS. 2
je9 u 49, New Marttnsvile. ". Va .
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/ HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Official Returns OF the Primary Vote,
81 ...i. No Contest on Delegates.

q Congressional convention I'D. T.
Dean L. L. Rldseley. W. j. Lyle, Peter
Lash, J. Z. Nichols. N. +. McCulloch.'
County convention-Joseph White. r.
P. Glass, j.. B. Lyle, T. H. Mcculloch.
4 II. Bowman. W. Waddle. "a p
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