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The Washington critic., 1886-01-14
THE FORTY NINTH CONGRESS.
List OF Senators aud Representa-
IiNcs NnM In ihc CITY.

a List OF Senators aud Representa-
tivcs Now in the city.
The following is a list of Senators, Rep
resentatives and Delegates who have thus
far arrived in the city and taken quarters
for tie coming session of Congress;
SENATORS.
A3rich. y W, II l. 1895 Mass ave.
Allison. William II, Iowa l12i VI ave.
Hctk. j II, Ky, 1906 Il | ave.
Perry. James II, Ark, National
Butler VI G., 8 G, 300 Del ave.
Blair. llenry W, MI, sot East Capitol:st
Brown. Joseph l., Ga, National.
Bowen, Thomas VI. Colo Riggs.
colquitt, Alfred H. Ga, go N ave.
coke, Richard, Texas, 40 9th ST W.
Cameron, u, Pa, 1877 10th ST W.
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 = It n W.
Camden. johnson n, W Va. iiOs II st
Cockrell, Francis NJ Mo. 1902 q stnw.
Conger, omar y, Mich, 1921 NJ st W.
Chace, iona, II I, 1918 N st w.
Dawes, Henry l., Mass, 1882 II ave
nolph, Jos n, oregon, 8 Lafayette square.
Edmunds, Geo T., VI 2lli Mass ave.
Eustis Jas u, La, 1923 Mass ave.
Evarts, WIN VI, n Y, cor 18th and sts W.
Erye,Wm p, Me. Hamilton.
Fair. James q, Nevada. WOrmlcy's.
Gibson, Randall l., La. 1i23 II | ave.
German. Arthur +, Md, 10 Lafayette Square
George, j u, Miss, 1l5 Md ave n q.
Gray, George, Del, SIG 18th st II W.
Hampton. Wade. $ G.. Metropolitan.
Hale, Eugene, Me, 1901 II VI II W.
Harris, Isham G., Tenn 2O9 East Capitol st.
Uawley, Joseph II, Conn, 3i2 G. 81 n W.
lloar, George i, Mass, 1925 X st n W.
Harrison, Benz, Ind, Woodmont, c.
ingalls,, JohnJ, Kan. B ST W.
jackson, Howell Il, Tenn 1916 W ave,
Jones, X, Arkansas, National Hotel.
Jones, Chas w, Fla, ii0j g stnw.
Jones' John 7, Nevada, Wclckers.
Kcnna, J y, W Va, 1886 10th st II W.
Logan, John A, Ill, cor 18th and Clifton sts.
Mcpherson John Il, n J, 1914 Vt ave.
Henderson. Chas Il. Neb. Portland
Maxcy, $ u, Texas. ii3 18th st wv.
Malone, William, Va, Arlington.
Miller, John +, cal; isis 6 Conn ave.
Mcmillan, $ j II, MINI, 33i Cnw.
Mitchell, John |, Pa, 10 list st ne.
Mitchell, John H. Ore Ebbtt.
Morgan, John 7, Ala, 1l3 1st st @.
Palmer Thomas W, Mich, 1ij5 X stnw
Payne, II B, Ohio, 1122 Vt ave.
Pike, Austin +, n II, Hamilton
Platt, Orville II, Conn, 1920 q st II w
Plumb, Preston b. Kansas, Gl2 18th st n ".
Pugh, James l., Ala, 1913 r | ave.
Ransom. Matt w. N G, Metropolitan.
Riddleberger, II II, Arlington.
Sabin, Dwight NJ MINI, iowa Circle.
Salisbury, Ell, Del, go 1ith ST n W.
Sawyer. Philetus, Wis, 1899 st W.
Sewell, VIM J, n J. 1900 st n W.
Sherman, John, Ohio, 1919 X st II W.
Spooncr, j G., Wis . b st NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, cor 18th and X SITS II W
Teller, Henry NJ, Col, 1913 NJ stnw.
| Van Wyck, Chas II, Neb, 1900 Mass ave.
| Vest, George Graham, Mo, 2ii North A ST.
| Voorhees,. Daniel w, Ind, Portland.
| Walthall, L G, Miss, Wecker's.
| Wilson, Jas +, Iowa, Ebbtt.
| Wilson, L X, Md, 1914 10th st n W.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-14
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
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PILLS OF TANSY Ass ssfe Pesns't,ly sna y,
ways effectual. Sealed particulars, cts. Will
cox Specific Medicine Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
EEE
SCrOfula Of LUNGS.

am now % years old, and have suffered
for the last hft cen years with q lung trouble.
have spent thousands of dollars to arrest
the march Of, this disease, but temporary re.
lief was all that I obtained. / was unfit for
any manual labor for several years. A friend
strongly recommended the use of Swift's Spe;,
cific (S S. 81, claiming that he himself had
been greatly benefited by It's use in some lung
troubles. ! resolved to try 1t. The results
are remarkable. My cough has left me- my
strength has returned, and weigh sixty
pounds more than 1 ever did in my life. 1t
has been three years since ] stopped the use
of the medicine, but have had no return of
the disease, and there are no pains or weak.
ness felt in my lungs ! do the hardest kind
of mechanical work, and feel as well as ever
felt since was boy. These, know, are
wonderful statements to make, but am hon
est when say that owe my existence and
health to-day to S. s. s. would be recreant
to the duty / owe to humanity If failed to
bear this cheerful testimony to the merits of
this wonderful medicine. II. j. Holt.
Montgomery, Ala, June 2j 1885.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treat
ise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga or l51 w, 23d ST., n, Y,
The Washington critic., 1886-01-14

SAGE cannot wither 1t nor custom stale
its infinite variety" Flesh is hardly heir to
an ache or pain which cannot be cured by
using salvation Oil.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-14

THERE is no place like home with Red
Star Cough Cure-the conqueror of colds.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-14
"AIdcrney Dairy W agons.n y

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in b. "Ward"
prints, 4sc. per ID. Also cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at.
Cream, l5c. per pint.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-14
The Clerks Concert.

The committee in charge of the concert
for the benefit of Little Mamie Morrice, the
child pianist, have now perfected all ar
rangements, aud have been assured that the
following well-known talent will partci-
pate: Miss Eva Mills, Miss Mollie Byrne,
the Misses Harvey, Miss Lizzie Macnichol,
Mr., +. j, Whipple, f. Knopp, Warren
Young, Frank Pearson, Samuel Kennedy,
John Tweedale, DR., Frank White, Professor
Wm. Waldecker, Professor Jarvis Butler,
Walter Smith, cornetist; Miss Minnie Helm
rich, child violinist, and Little Mamie Nor
rice, subcommittee We're appointed as
follows: On transportation, refreshments,
talent, ushers, and advertising. 4 commit
tee will wait upon the merchants asking
them to close their place of business on the
eveninglof the 20th at I o'clock in order that
all of their employees who desire may attend
the concert.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-14
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN r. R.

ON and after NOVEMBER Is, 1885, trains
will leave from and arrive at sixth and B
streets depot as follows:
Leave Washington Q Il. m. and d45 p. m.
daily. Arrive at Lcesburg 1i0O a. IN. and G:i5
p m, Arrive at Round llill at llli a, m. and
i:32 D. m. Returning, leave Round Hill SOL a.
m. and l.96 p. IN. Pass LceSburg 6;31 q. m and
2:12 p. m, and arrive at Washington s:3j a. IN.
and i.iOp. m.
The train leaving Washington NJ i4j p, n
and the train arriving at S:3i a m. are daily.
All other trains are daily except sunday,
Monthly and comnutatiou rates TO all
points. Il. BELL,
superintendent, Alexandria, Va.
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A Genuine Love Letter,

We publish the following letter
verbatum 1t is supposed that it
was written by a Big Sandian
whose Dear Rilda" lives near this
place-ED.
"DKAR RILDA-Everytime think
of you my heart flops up and dow.
like a churn- dashcr; sensations OF
unatterable JOY capers over it lik,
young goats over a stable roof. and
thull through it like spanish needles
through pair Of linen trousers; a. a
gosling swimmeth in a mud puddl
so swim / in a lea Of glory, vision.
OF rapture thicker than hairs Of a
backing brush, and brighter tnan
pinions Of hummingbird, VIII CHI
visit me in my slumber, and borne
on their invisible wings, your i'm
ase stands before me, and rech our
to grasp it like q poin'er snappiny
at blue bottle fly. When / FIRST
beheld your angelic projections
was bewildered, and nv brain
"iiliiCh hiOhit INC jumbo nee
under glass tumbler, my ewes stood
open like color doors IN a county,
town, and | lifted my ears to catch
the silvery accents of your voice
my tongue refused 10 wag, and il,
silent admiration | drank i'm the
sweet infections Of love, as a thirsty
man swoloweth a tumbler Of hot
whisky punch Since the light Of
your face fel upon my life, | some.
times feel as If ] could lift mvselfup
by my suspenders to the church stee
pie and pull the bell rope for Sun
day School. Day and night Won
are in my thoughts, and when the
lowing heard comes at milk time. /
think of thee, and like pi, &C OF
gum elast my heart seem.
stretched clean across my bosom.
Your hair is like main Of sorrei
horse, powdered with gold, and
brass pins skywdrd through your
water tall fill me with unutrerable
awe Your forehead IS smoother
than the elbow Of an old coat; YOU
eyes are glorious TO contemplate /.
IN their liquid d pths | behold le
gions OF little cupids bathing like D.,
cohort Of ans in an old army Of
crackers; when thy head laws
against r1v manly breast the free
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Volume ~, of Alden's Cyclope-
dia of Universal Literature.
Yours truly,


This certainly is a work of extraor.
binary popular interest. and it would
be very strange if at its low price It
should not receive an immense circula.
ton. Though it is to extend probably
to Is volumes, and W II include repre-
sentative selections with biographical
sketches) from nearly 2OO0 of the most
famous authors of the world, of al
ages and all nations, yet it is easily
within the raech Of any one able 10 in
vest so small sum as 10 cents week.
1.-The fourth volume of this excellent
cyclopedia is the richest, so far. It
goes from Gable to Clarke. For
some reason, known only to Cation
and other curious writers, the letter C
is apparently favorable to genius.
Here we find sucn poets as Ceimpn.
Calderon, Callimachus, Camoens
Campbell, and Chatterion; we listen to
such preachers as Chalmers. Chrysos-
tom and thapin; Carlyle and Clar n
den dispute for honors of history; Cal.
vim wears the laurelS of the incompar-
able theologian; although Cheeyer.
Chillingworth, Charming and Freeman
Clarke are his near neighbors, aid
Cicero bears of the palm for oratory,
while C"xton sets up his printing pres,
in Westminster, and few pages after.
Cervantes launches the immortal Don
Qu.xote.' This is a deligh, IL volume
with something in 1t tn suit eyrry
taste. "-lNational Baptist, Philadt i
phia.
The genera excellence of this val
liable work is fully maint ined in the
vo ume JUS received. The marvellous
cheapness of this edition has placed it
within the rea of many who are
overjoyed TO call such a WORK III .ir
own."-[Oregonian, Portland. Ore on.
the present volume has eighty sub
jects of whom twenty are American.
which shows the attention given to
American literal uTe. the undertake
ing should rece We the support of ey-
cry ole having occasion for reference
to authors; and the favor of the great
public, that by means OF it can secur
its best general view of the world 3
literature."-tThe Globe, Boston Mass.
The above are ex IMPLIES of good
opinions expressed on very hand.
Further descr. ton, also the publish
er's large descrip. we catalogue of star
dard books, may be had free on appli-
cation TO JOHN Is. ALDEN, Publisher,
1913 Pearl Street, New York.
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OF eyes penetrate my whole anaio-
my as a load OF bird shot goes
through an old rotten apple; Your
noe it carved on a chunk of pa
Ran marble and your mouth is puck
cred with swee tness. nect.r lingsr
on your lips like honey to bears
paw, and kisses are there ready to
fly out and light somewhere, like
blue birds out of their parents nests.
FOUR laugh rings in my ears lik.
the mu>ic of harp strings, or The
bleat of stray lamb on bleak
hillside. The dimple, on your
checks are like bowers IN led of
roses, or the hollows in cakes OF
home made sugar am diving to
fly to thy presence and pour out my
love as thrifty house wife pour>
out hot coffee. Away from YOU
am as melancholy as sick rat.
Sometimes can hear the June bugs
of dependency buzzing in my ear,
and feel the cold lizard of despair
crawling over my hack; uncouth
fears, like a thousand minnows nib
bile at my spirit, and my soul is
pierced with doubts like an old
cheese, bord with shippers. NV
love for you is stronger than patient
butter, or The kick Of a young heifer,
and more selfish than kittens first
catawaul. A. song b I'd bankers
tor the light Of day, the cautious
mouse after the l. con i'm the trap. as
weaned pup longs for new milk,
SO long for the"; you are fairer
than a speckled pullet; sw eeter than
doughnut fred i'll sorgh hum molasses:
brighter than the top-knot plumage
on muscovy duck; you are candy,
kisses, ra'sons, poundcake and
sweetened toddy altogether. And
IT these few lines will enable YOU to
see the inside of my sole, and assist
me in winning your affection, shall
be as happy as a woodpecker in a
cherry tree. lfyou cannot recipro-
cate my souls mastering passion, |
will pine away like poisoned bed
Jug, and fall away from the -four
ishing vine of life an untimely
branch, and in the coming years
when the shadows grow from the
hills and the philosophical frog sings
his cheerful evening hymns, you,
happy in another's love, can come
and shed tear on the last resting
place of
Yours truly, -"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

A newly married couple arrived
at one of our hotels few days ago
and were assigned room in which
there were two beds. While the
groom was out taking in the town a
lady boarder entered the room, when
the bride, mistaking her for the land
lady, remarked: 81 see you have
two beds in here; do you expect to
put any other person in the room?'
The lady grasped the situation and
replied; Yes; we arc crowded to-
night" After a moments reflection
the bride answered.: 81 don't care
so much for myselt-Ive been mar
ried before-but hate to have com
pany on my husbands account
Tyler Democrat.
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The Lodge" has always been
enveloped in mystery. 1t is this,
perhaps, that has caused them to
swell their membership. What a
boom in members would they
receive did they throw open their
doors TO the fair sex! The riding
Of the goat and the climbing of the
creased pole has inspired many a
curious individual to seek for a
more than eursory acquaintance.
The beneficial clause is now the
greater inducement.-Ch Charleston
Star.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Long winter evenings should be
filled with useful occupations. In
olden times in the old New England
farmhouse the children gathered
an amount Of sympathy and mental
strength from them that was turned
to noble use in after life. The
cheerful wood fire lighted the whole
room so there was little use for can.
dies, and once in while, a lively
game or song gave charm to the
time. Great profits come from well
spcrt winter evenings and teachers
can do much in Il rectlng what can
be done. Nothing can be more
profitable than the reading Of useful
books. A love for literature once
acquired goes through existence,
and at no time is there better
opportunity for getting such a love
than during the quiet, cheerful hours
of the long winter evenings.
Teachers you should make the most
Of the winter evenings. They
should be recognized by you as sa-
cred times, - West Union Record.
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The Jackson County Herald, one
of the ablest Republican county
papers in the State, says there are
many West Virginia Republ cans
who would prefer to see Camden
returned to the Senate to the election
of Governor Wilson, Writ
Transcript.
The above is true. Camden, in
preference to Wilson, always.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Senator Ingalls, on the 9TH inst.
introduced the following bills
amendatory of the pension laws:
To increase the pension for the loss
Of an eye to $50 per month and for
partial loss of sight to a proportion
ate amount. To increase the
pension for loss of one hand or foot,
or for total disability Of the same to
$35 per month For loss of an arm
within five inches of or above the
elbow joint, or loss OF a leg within
six inches of or above the knee Joint,
or total disability of the same to $40
per month, and for the loss of an
arm within six inches of the shoulder
joint, or leg within eight inches
of the hip joint, to $45 per month.
Also providing that the pensions of
all persons now on the pension rolls,
and all persons hereafter granted
pensions by special act Of Congress,
shall commence from the date OF
discharge from the service Of the
United States, provided that the
disability was contracted in the line
of duty in the service Of the United
States.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Cairo, CORVALLIS, Huntsville,
Ellenboro and Pennsboro, all Richie
county towns, are connected by tel.
ephone. The people of Richie are
enterprisiDg.
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There are in the employ of the
government, mostly in the postoffic e
department. $50 Smiths, 600
Browns, $40 Johnsons, and 72o
Joneses.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Another Democratic editor has
been rewarded. Geo. p. Sergeant
has been appointed to a position in
the government printing Office.
We presume Bro. Tippet., of the
PIT. Pleasant Register, will now
have no opposition for Sergeant at
arms Of the House Of Delegates.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

The average small boy has been
saving his dimes to invest in fire
crackers and "sich." "Ghoulish
Glee" and "Pernicious Activity"
(Cleveland's words) are already
displayed on the countenanecs of
many Of the BOYS.
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There arc now 679 patients under
treatment at the Weston Hospital
for the insane, the general health Of
the inmates being good, with many
indications Of mental recovery
Last week there were three ad.
EMISSIONS, two deaths and one
discharge The new anrez build.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

An exchange says: p. 7. Barnum
has hunted the world over to find
the smallest man. Had he ever been
in the newspaper business he W ould
have been satisfied with the man
who would take his paper for years
on credit and then spitefully stop it
when kindly asked to pay for it.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

The House of Representatives on
last Friday passed the Senate bill
increasing the pension of General
b. F. Kelley, of West Virginia, to
eIoo a month.
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1t is said that Senator Jones, of
Nevada, has recovered his lost
fortune, clearing $1,000, 900 in a
single day through the discovery of
new deposits Of orc in the Virginia
Consolidated mines.
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A dispatch from Ironton to the
Commercial Gazette read as fol-
lows: "Messrs. w. w. Coe and
J.. 5. Osborne, representing the Nor
folk and Western Railroad, are in
the city, and conferred with com
mittee of representative citizens, last
night, with reference to the extern
sion of the road from the point w there
is proposed to cross the river, pro-
hahly at Guyandotte, to Ironton.
This point would then become the
northwestern terminus of the Nor
folk and Western system. The road
is to be extended from Pocahont4s s.
w. Va, through the great fat top
mineral regions tn the Ohio, to con.
meet with Northern roads. The
routes are now under survey, and a
corps of engineers are within ten
miles of lronton, and will reach the
city in few days. The whole route.
runs throuh some Of the riches
mineral belts of the country, which
would be ofgrcat importance to this
region if the extension is made. The
citizens meeting assured the gentle
men that every effort to assist them
would be made, and appointed a
committee, including residents of rh,
town and county, to look after the
right of way and present the matter
to the Town Council"
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The charges published against
the management Of the penitentiary
are of too grave a character to be
ignored by the Legislature of the
State. Much is also added to their
weight by the fact they are Of a
non partisan nature, the newspaper
publishing, the reporter eliciting
and the ex-eficisl furnishing the
information being Of the same
political party as the officer against
whom the charges are made.
Certain newspapers have attempted
to destroy the force Of Mr..
Wilkinson's accusations by aftribu,-
ing to him statements never uttered.
and t1en proceeding to disprove
them. SO far as the charges against
the asylum management are con
cerned we presume it is conceded by
all uEprejudiced persons who have
tried to keep posted that the ap.
Poiu'mcnt q the pYe'cn, inefficient
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The Supreme Court of Appeals
of this State has decided that the
owner Of lands forfeited to the State
for non-Payment of taxes ma,
redeem ut any time prior to sale by
the commissioner Of school lands.
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In The last twenty years the rail.
roads Of West Virginia have in.
creased from 3ss to 1000 miles; val
ued for taxation at fourteen and =
half millions Of dollars, and rapidly
increasing.
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The gentlemen who arc urging
themselves, or are being urged by
their friends, as candidates for U. S.
Senator, are Hon. J. N. Camden,
Hon. w. l. Wilson, Hon. Eu>tace
Gibson, Governor Wilson, Ex-Gov-
ernor Jackson, Ex- Judge Alpheu>
Raymond, OF the supreme court,
Judge Holt, of Greenhrier; Judge ]
NJ. Jackson, Hon. Dan Lucas, Hon.
Frank Hereford, Hon w. A Quar-.
rier, Hon. John Davis and Judge
John Brannon. There are, at times.
faint illusions to Hon. Henry G
Davis and E. BOYD Faulkner as dark
horses with good records, and Judge
Okey Johnson has some friends.
who occasionally say good word
for him. Alas! However, only one
can .: elected.-Parkersburg Sen
tinel.
Hon. johnson n. Camden is far
in the lead, in the race.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has
rendered decision sustaining the
eonstitutionality Of the Dow liquor
tax law in all its features, including
tax and lien provisions.
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An Ideal" Edition Of LongfcI-
lows Poems,

The expiration OF copyright is at last
brinling .nto reauy popular circulation
the work. Of some II tue most celeOra-
t d Amer Can authors, whose with s
the hi h cost Of monopoly has kept
" tnin the nand of a few. ALDEN.
the LITERARY REVOLT rION pub
]. she T, has rec ntly brought out mum
Der Of the best books by Hawthorne.
Prescott, Emerson, Poe, Cooper, ami
others. lie has ju pLblishel a very
pretty edition OF LOngi, llow's Poems
so far as copyright has expired. IL is
IN the form VII Oh lie is making ia.
nous as the IDEAL EDITIoS-bsauti ui
enough to he worthy OF the name-the
type being large Long Primer, tie
printing and binding &c 9TH 10 excel
lent taste. People who have Deen u ed
TO buy ng Longfellow might suppo %
the Price Of the Handsome volume t.
be dollar or more instead of VIII Gu
ALDEN asks only p c, nts for i'll Pos
tag scents extra, If y mail. ALDEN's
last catalogue, 81 sm.ll qu.rto pages,
which he sends rec 10 anyone This pub.
LEGATIONS are not sid b. Booksellers.
buy direct only, is veritable literary
wonder IN it's attractions. Addr So
jim y. Alden, Publisher, New York
or Chicago
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Jefferson DAVIS has been invited
to visit the North "azd get some
new ideas about old enemies" Jeff.
is not universally loved by the PEG
pie Of the North.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

ing is approaching completion
slowly, but is not likely to be
finished for use until during the
spring months Of 1857.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Mr.. c. L. Bowman, formerly
editor of the ST. George Pioneer.
il now owner and editor Of the
Hayes County Times, in Nebrasl; a.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

A Missouri editor soliciting sub.
seription to his paper, declares tha'
q neglect TO take interest in reading
the news Of the day is an infallible
symptom Of early death.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

Mrs. Julia Crscraft, of this State,
has been appointed to 5000 posi-
ton in the Internal Revenue Blu
rcau.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-23

In buying Christmas presents do
not forget the poor-those who
have no means with which to secure
presents.