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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
The msil serv!te on the Atiartic x Pa

The mail ser,ite on the Atiartic x Pa cIiiC railroad has bee for some time IT. a S sdly demoraIizcd condition and no ai- tempt to improve 1t has been made. Where the trouble iicS We know nC'. San Francisco pap rs which should reas h here within thir;,six hours after puhi- cation are from two 10 ten days in react lug this Cffice, and mary times half dozen issues w,il reach here by d sirgle nal. There is no .;s'talnty ot letters te- Ing delivered within the tm- they should be although more care 1, evidently tax n to forward the letter mail than with the paper Complaint of the inefficlency # the mall s.rvice Is heard from all c> [ ths country, and If oar wise men al Wash ing,on would ray less attention 10 i e tariff. the surplus and hke ch,meriea al questions, the country would be bet er served and some time during session of congress the sffisrs of the postottice dt. partment mieh, receive the necessary attention and relief M0have County Miner
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Baa.eGS. aac!lOn
 .g3 aa ...,aa Distributed. a-E ess axz aa Gn ---s- :af ssA sss !

t-.S ffr s5 vc. bv ,, V gHr. an Ch6vicahl, D.. tU Of q O. oCo-ia a @ ot over $ 0ttO as, eiu ua
 Ky poiUtsr vota lfs I'S' q .art Jf .he presenf -tA .N1 t,t De m er 2d, | .-.. r-'
 c.e yr-ed 0u and .-g SiSte.
 t----F E. Ee-
 70 .ss iss a s.rnH ,nSr "ttt and tut seDll. every SIX months St L- '.Hf NIFY n WIN A FORT Eo. l.DtEs GRIND DRAWING s- h t> H1 .ysrLNT CE Music NEW ..'l-E AN. .'r..tf EB,yAET :, ISss-2l ftL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Pennsylvania coal strike IS about ended
 Denver as three great smelteis. and
 a fou,th one IS being built
 A bill has been introduced ID con- gress to admit Montana as a state 4 St. Paul man has been arrested for bigamy. l. Is claimed that he has five ! wives
 The cashier of the Central bank, of
 Toronto. Canada, b s absconded 10 the United states to-day. Another snow storm and railroad blockade IS reported in 'he east. Mer- 1 cury away below Zero. Csptain Lawton and Lieutenant Cate
 wood. the heroes of the Geronimo cam
 paisn, are to be promoted Boston's city govern inert IS at dead
 lock, caused by republican board of aldermen ard democratic mayor. Dr. Albright has rendered his resigna-
 tion as surgeon of the Atlantic Pacific
 hospital, U take effect Feoruary st. Mrs, Alice Crisp. of Hutchinson, Kan, went 10 meet Ter husband ana was
 run ov.r hy the Santa Fe expfcss ard
 injured
 1 The annual report c; the stat, auditor shows that Deisworc IS ..J. unl, fee
 from debt but has surpius f a'.c,t $25o,ooo
 Dr Carl Danls Adolph DAna'. ,di-
 tor of the Voiks-Z :itung, he leading
 soeialisic paper of New York, dled
 Tue day, aged .6o ysars. His body will oe .mbaln,ed until his wife dies. when
 both wili be cremated Matthew Blounut, coiored prracher,
 with his brother, Jack B oun', and l Peterson Bruit,. also colorec, were rr
 Gently hanged by mob 3, Plymo' ;h, l Missouri, f,r the murder of ] Jhu D s-
 son. peddier
 1 FIie',ds of Governor Bil and P5es:-
 der, Cleveland had lively time OF Ii 6 N,w Y0ik state central Coui,n!ttre 0 l elect t rrprescLtit vc the rat al 1 Committee. but rJCn failed, sn ,hat x W ! fWk has io IepresentatIon n tH body.
 Coal cars of the Union Pucfic rall- l rosd have been sacked hy the flmers ! in the western part of NebraSka The!e 1 has been great scarcity O' cua', and he nhabit ,nt> nave ken foEoihlc meas 1 ures to replenish their stock of fuel While several hundred people were
 coasting in Atchison, Kansas, Mss Lille AuersWoid was thrown from a sled and seriously injured. One ieg ard
 arm were broken, and he, brother, who wss with ber on the sled, was al5n pain
 fully injured.
 The bones of animals were used as skates ard sledgc runners in prehistoric Europe. and it seems ,hat they ale new S" empoye IT northern Germany. Tee sledgeS consist of board resting on the bones of horse, and the skates have for runners the lower jaw-bones If cattle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

~-- 5a aud bankers t, ile Louisiana -t.rt .s' re greseated sf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
|. RurrOws. leader of a hand nf train

Burrows. leader of band of train rob bers who at various times during the pas few years have held up passenger train: Tn Texas, Missouri, Colorado and else where. and robbed passengers, expres: cars, mails. etc., and in many instances killed or wounded pc sons who resisted, has been arrested at Montgom cry. Ala, His companion, R. Burrows, escaped by ki Hing bis pursuer, and is now hiding in a swamp. James Burrows will be taken "a rexarkana for trial.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

The Greenwood mines, Of Michoacan, Mexico, have yielded sixty nuggets of native silver. weighing from one to fifty and one-half pounds. The large t, which is almost pure silver, IS one of the most remarkable ever found, and is said to have been twelve pounds heavier in its original state.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01

The verdict returned by an eastern coroner's jury in the case of man wh o hanged himself by his suspenders to the bed pos, is said to be: "rhe deceased came to his death by coming home drunk and mistak,ns himself for his pants.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-01
Hot lo5x 5o. fine Ws.iingto1 -1-e
 -.-..-. ,'r -,, E, u

Hot lG5x 50. fine Ws~i.ingt"n -.f-
 tuS.n-<s pr .9l Y. pt :''
 n8DIu T--l ....--...--.--. .-------.-- -'------ : 2-L, .-re with k.o 1T i...1 ,rs -a.- A"n NJ Yon-r " fiiitlbr. H.' F'7.- @eoce prop r.. "- ----- ------- --.'
 t,vs ,.f ft. I s-t. sr .-.-- .-twl .o.s La!.!s7 ti1 e. .a D.
 D. ,3b acre. < tt t--Z ut ( -hs ri-ats, .t-arft and \ t1 tue t+n1. price ...-.--.-.-...-.--- ---'----'- 6-3 'o-- eii[ 10 s.-i !" l. "
 .d.;ft.r.D a.ODi bI id. iJ t' . = s-ra lrnui ',nI ut = Il ~e' U 70
 r-n+i utt4er f1- Iut 6 } e ca ..'' d '' Wn.c wcer mares rt ha 'it -t els hr4-- choice io's, fl te hpt-H ' U pr natd, .a4 Ada IT. -rrei -'
 ho u. pr e~ ----'----- lG 3si acres s, scn co i-.!i 2. -O' o~- 3 ,.Ie.r4t .;it. De i an D,rie si, l't '- To ,cr~S ft.htE lin prove ir4I' I v mil fr-m Pf.-UlS. | a-F i'' . Q .,..r.- euct..i. G % f tt'---. I2-3 iCfs F BIO roe ~tre-t- g'1 aIA7 . reut- ro- g. pr month ant i-
 reel .-u"- De- ----.--------.. .-.------- I3-.St 4. e.. \ ..i ard n snare Hi spco n Ntr.cp.s. caIs Ty GOT -p'e end s good .n --, .its IT c------.. II -3l tc 10 10 ere 1 I.ie, -Ju 'f .,.-.s. ue.r kyT 2. r.ii"q ii' 4ie t ag-ts- 0-rz-ru in friit i'su 4. pfice-.. Is-litch ranch -- GI ia, cbF- r' GO aeY-> "f No. .aAd- al 1. -O--.
 n,rsfre-o l. rs uT sgp "i ! rpvt- usi -upp.y of Sat--, price .----. is- ac-sr- pf .ap-3y d a@li. 10 "i go. from phpoix; rrice.---..--.. --.--. ig-'2J ace. =L miles fro a Ph saIX i-I- pr4sei ~,tu one snare ID Mari -p.i. tp.f: al" o' the b-st sar..~IIs r.e .e SO price-..---. .-..--.. -....-.. : .ats or Mtd.. ,H street Too ii hog=e. corr ,i an staoi. ... .--... ...-...-.- 2I-2 Me esa can tl sn tre>, iuqIif. TT pr.c' : Land a IT tcts to sJt.. uuisr rte Ar x3n.cso-i, ~,sb rafer riznis. price . e- ere
 c4-.0s res snd. 1 o; nii. [. ,tr Ph>n hOu%- ar Essu, 3 scrr- ala {: al
 .sre, -....-.. ~ - .5-2 O3s in Deoat~ d ion, t0Ir s v $, o cu5 5--..---.-----..----.--..-. T.. -ClDDI sS -
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
Th. Newspaper Law.

The following is the law rs il
stands relating to newspapers and
DESCRIPTIONS;
I. Subscribers who do no, give
express notice to the contrary are
considered wishing to ntinue their
Subscriptions.
: ANY person who takes pa
PEI regularly from the post office,
whether directed in his name or
another's. o. whether he had sub
scrihcd 'r not, irresponsible for pay
ment.
J. II a person orders his paper
si>continuei he must pay arrears,
or The publisher may continue to
send il until payment is made, and
then collect the whole amoun,
whether the paper is taken from The
post-office or not.
4. The courts have decided that
refusing to take newspapers or pc
rodicals from the pest -oliicc. or re-
moving and leaving them uncalled
for, is prima facic evidence of inten-
tIonal fraud.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
Words OF Wisdom.
tue is its own reward.

i'NS - AAN 0Nl iSMdius
Discomfort Is iniirmity of will.
\ sensible man will always be
civil.
What mikes life drcary is the
wan, of otivr.
Forgiveness and smile are the
best revenge.
Who dares not to speak his free
thoughts is a slave.
The wise fortify themselves by
reason and tools 10y despair.
lie that woulI enjoy tho fruit
must not pluck the flower.
To he rich is not to have wealth.
II IS only TO have enough
Favors of every kind arc doubled
when they are speedily conferred.
Without contenimcnt there is no
wealth, and with it no poverty.
IL is something 10 be good. but
Tar better TO be good for something
Passionate expressions and We.
hement assertions are no arguments.
unless 1t bc of the weakness # the
cause lha, is defended by them. or
of the man that defends il.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
Sunshine After Rain.
nv NJ c. nnowN.

Our skies are sometimes cloudy.
They can't be alwa, bright,
And oft what seems pleasant dav
VIII change to storm ere night.
But tho the sun hc hidden,
We know twill shine again.
God sends, for every cloudy d.v
Sweet sunshine after rain.
So, often in life's morning.
We start with prospcc fair:
Gay pleasure smiles upon our path,
Aud sunshine fills the air.
let, ere the day is finished.
Our lite grows dark with pain:
God help us TO look up, aud hope
For sunshine after rain.
And ever, ia afll.ction,
Whtn angry pillows swell,
Put faith and trust i'm Him above
Who doeih all thing, well.
For every day Of mourning,
For every night of pain,
God sends, to hearts that trust in
Him,
Sweet sunshine after rain.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

West ~ Huntington trains rnn by Central
iiinc. Main L.ue trains cast ~ Huntington
run ly Eastern time. which is one hour faa-
ter than Ccutrsi time.
No. I. daily from Louisville. Cincinnati
nnd Lexington o. Washington ana the Fuat
ana Richmprd solid train aud Pullman 4
finest Buffet sleeping cars.
No. ?, daily except sunday. The Saturday
train runs otlly ns far as Chiffon Forge IBufy
except sunday between Clifton Forgo ana
Oii Point
No. 3, daily except Sunday 10 wasbInet y
Leave Washington daily. Pullman pHrI0r
eurs Ncw IOrk 10 Washington New Pull
"a ~ bunrt sleeping ears Washington aitd
hichinpnl tp i.Ouisyliic nnd Cincinnati.
No. j, Il hiy except sunday Pullman
Sleeping cars without charge. Clifton FOrxe
and " bite sulphur To- LeXlnpt6u.
N"s gMud b daily between clifton Forge
and Ashland
oid bufnioiou Steamers leave Norfolk on
Monday, Tuesday, Wed esdHy. Thursday and
saturday On arrival train O. 20 D 90: arri ye lIi
Now York uext day afternoon
For rates Tickets. BtWmgc Checks aupfv
10 any onicc 81 e.. a .. RS; or ID rot or 4 icE K
81 ONCE ~ connecting lines.
j. II. ODELTs,
General Manager.
n. w. FULLER,
Gcn'i Psss'r II
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
T. & SHEPARD,
Eyansburg, Pa
Ninth Volume Of Aidrn's Mani-
tOid CyclOpctlla.

Open az random a. which page
you will, or look Tor almost any
subjcet YOU choose. and concise. ae
curaic and valuable Information
meets the eye With each new
volume ones surprise a. the avail
able knowledge contained in these
handy and even elegant books Is
increased There can be no doubt
that tie completed set will form one
Of the standard works Of the geaer.
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arc so much more convenient for
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dias thar one na,u ally refers Co
them much more often, and IS grat.
flied Co find thai except in rare eases
ihe Information afforded Is fully as
satisfactory as found in Apple,on's.
Johnson's. Chambers. OF the Brit
tanica The price is low bey yond all
precedent placing it within popular
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
a COLLEGE IN i;rcry Ilomc.

For several years past the Bry-
ant q Slratlon College has met with
great success in giving instruction
by mail, a the students home, in
Book keeping, Business Forms,
Penmanship, Arithmetic, Short.
hand, Etc This method of insiruc c.
ton is highly commended by hun.
dreds Of students. For full pariieu.
lars write to & L. Bryant, Scc'y,
453 Main ST, Buffalo, y. y. Circu.
lars free. ni4tS
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Are You Intending to Build a
Home?

If so, send Us your address and
50 cents 10 stamps or postal note
Tor Our new book containing oyer
Fifty Different Styles and Plans
Of Houses, costing from $zoo 10
e. goo, suitable for city. town OF
country, arranged by tie best archi.
tects in the Uuited States and Eu
rope. The book gives pictures and
plans Of each house, showing just
how they look when completed.
Any carpenter can bald from these
plans. If you ever intend to build
q house, write 20 once, as this ad.
vertiscmeut Will not appear again
q this paper
Address, &c SHEPARD,
Evansbury Pa
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

lhthE T-if N
T. 7EUlsr advertisers. ........... I
negulsr advcr,s,rnrrts or more than hs,,
q ,.lhmn. quarterly iu advance
irausicnf advertis. mcuts In advance
Tho Advance is tho mcdiun through
ID o Acvortiscrs oan roach tho pee.
gle OF Wayne County.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

The editor " no runs clean pa
paper occasionally has the opportu.
nifty to laugh at the discontinue OF
those who pursue diil,eren, course.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

Standing before a clergyman who
was about to marry him, rustic
was asked, "Wilt thou have this
womnuf" etc. The man started in
surprise. "Ay, surely! Why, |
kummod u pupPus!"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

\ Chicago gentleman has sued
The Times for 100000 damages to
his character. The Times asks him
TO knock oG'thc cy Pliers, take dol.
lar aud esi! i, square.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

Ieweler--ls Your watch all right
now, MIR SMITH Mr. SniIh--Well.
no, not yet; bat j, seems TO he gain
ing every day,-Ns,o York .SuA.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

\ Western mah, who was invi.
ed to seat on the floor OF the
House at Washington, Indignantly
refused, saying that he was aeous.
toned 20 sit ON chnirs at home.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

"l beg your pardon. but aren't you
mistakeni' courleously said gen
ucman To q pretty shop girl, with
whom he was dealing. II am y
miss, but not yet taken, SIR She re-
piled, with dropping eyes.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

In view of the great Importance
OF tle photo engraving processes in
book. magat nc snd ncwsplper H.
lusirstiou, aud the excellent oppor.
tunity afforded Young artists
throughout tic country Go obtain at
home immediate pccuuisfy returns
fog their work The Arf Ansafeor
duung 1850 wiz nog only give par.
ticular aitcutiou 90 inssrueting them
in pen drawing for reproduction,
hut Will 1iso show them how 10
make their own plates ready for
sctual new sp8prr use. The first of
thc series of articles on these pfo-
cesscs, by Mr W. ll Burbank ar
pears in the November number. IL
IS believed that culcrpnsing news.
papers throu. bout the country VIII
bo glad 90 encourage artists who
viii offer them engraved sketches
of local interest. all ready for print
ing. II we have any such artists
among Our readers lcl us hear from
them.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
~ rrintinr.

~ Kinds % Job Printing d.re WITH r.s,
1srs ;ri ..Iatsa =nd ut pr.ecs a. low A. ca +
b. rdc tud.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
The Crehif sYstcrn.

"A beautiful girl with pair OF
pouling lips stepped into store TO
buy pair OF niits. "Ilow mach
are they" Why, said the gallant
but imPradcnt clerk, lost in gazing
upon her sparkling eyes and ruby
! ps, you shall have them for =
kissm Agreed said the young
lady, pocketing tie gloves, aud her
eyes speaking daggers, "aud as /
see you give credit here, charge il
on your books, and collect it in the
best way you ean!' SO saying, she
hastily trippcd out at the door.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

The saddest thing under the sky
- soul incapable ct sadness.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

Why was Adams first dav the
longcsti Because there was no
Eve.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

When woman's suffrage becomes
a fact it is TO he hoped. says the
Philadelphia Ne,cs. that no man
VIII be SO mean as TO let mouse
loose in political convention.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

"Lcmmy. you're pig said a
father TO his son. who was years
old. Now. do Sou know what y
pig is, lemmv?n "Ncs, sir; p'g
is hos's little boy
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
CEREDo WAYNE CO. ". VA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER u 1884,

person, nSular,' ,aid the boy a,
the foot of the class.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

Less than three months for girls
to take advantage Of leap year
To,eGhda Rocielr.
Ard the bachelor editor sighs for
fear some Of them may not avail
themselves Of The "privileges.p
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

n Union,own turkey was ob.
served on fence the other day in
rcu'ly study ing an almanac aud
reckoning on his toes how long il
was from Thanksgiving
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
OHIO RlVEE2 R. r.
TIME TABIE

Taking elect May ~, 1874. Passenger trnfps
VIII ruu ~ follows tcutrti Time 4 III trains
daily except those marked thus Z which do
not run on SUNDAY:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
WANTED Travelling and La-
cal SaleSmcn

sor a. rienitnrai and Machinery specialtieS
10 sell to tho trade. State agr, references.
amount expected for salary and expenses
Address, Massey & Co., Mon,ezurna. Ga.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

"Zephani1h,' ' said bis wife with
chilling severity. II saw YOU come
out at q saloon this afternoon
" Well, MY darling" epled the
hesrtlcss man, you wouldn't have
your husband staying in saloon
al day, would youf
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

n Western paper chronicles q
marriage in th $ suggestive style:
The couple resolved the nse.ves
into a committee of two with power
10 add To their number"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21


The Arf dDats,R begins in the
November number the publication
Of two eolored plates with every
issue Those given this time are a
charming study Of Water Lilies
hy Frederick Dielman, and an cx.
qUi~iic moonlight marine view, with
fishermen IN the foreground hauling
in their nets, BY 4 Rosler. The
other designs include superb doub.
le page Of ,lahlias by Victor Dan
gan, orchids for y desert plate (the
first of a serics Of twelve). the tenth
Of the series Of fish plates, design
Of milkweed pods for panel or
lamp, decoration for church
banner (thc li@th of scries) de.
sign Tor a bellows for rcp0use work.
wood-csIviug designs. and a page
of monograms in "'r" The fronts.
piece is an admirable portrait study
Of French peasant woman by
Charles Sprague Pearcc. repro.
duccd iu Paris directly from che
painting An article of much in.
,crcst 81 the eminent Russisa pzlnt.
er Ncrcstscnagin IS ilIusuatcd by
portrait and an excellent engraving
Of "Skobclef al Shipks." The
The prscticsi topics receiving spe
oial attention Include painting Wild
flowers. marine painting. landscape
painting orchiHs on CHINA. wood.
carving and aIt ncedlcw ofk applied
20 street COSTUMES FHsc * seats.
Montague Marks. Publisher, "a
Union Square. New York.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

a teacher asked bright little
gull What country is opposite us
on the globef' Don't know. sir,
was the answer "Weil. now,
pursued the teacher, III were TO
bore hole through the earth, and
you were 90 90 mat this end. where
would you come outF' "Out OF
the hole, sir, replied the pupil, ~ ith
an air oftfiumph.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

When his cousin, Charlotte
Dunno, was marr cd, Jones said.
IL WIS Dunno before II was hc-
gun, Dunno while 10 was being
done, and not Dunnc when 30 was
done
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
Hotel Continental.
Cor. Second Ace and Sfk ST,
HUN7INGT0N, ". TA
Now Open to the Public on the
European Plan hy Good
Management.

The Continental Hotel that f. So well
known 10 the travelling public FOR many
: 'ais. II now open again ~ rlnancnttN. under
the management II Mare & Williams THIS
nous has been thoroughly renovated from
..oI 70 oottoh, WIN new carpets and firni-
turs. Rates ~ the travelling public will he
q ~ rer day, with meal Rnd ropIn I w,uld
bc glad tn meet with my old rtfrtoners who
s''Ppcu Win ne wnen L formerly kept this
'uA". 4. N. MARE
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

Madam " has happy way
of defining lhlngs What is mar
ragcf She was asked thc other
evening Woman more snd man
less, was thc sign hclnt reply.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21
cEFEDo. ". VA
rra,rs CT sUBsonsrrroS.

o.. sopy. one year ~ 80 ~ pad nt tho tim,
~ uano J. entered IN sn' ser .Lon so. X.
AIt.r % any :. sl.SS per y.ar N.iG b. ehnrs A.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

q little hoy who Wis asked II hc
bad q good memory, said No. but
] have good forgcttcry"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-21

postage ioe. \ spceimep volume
may be ordered and returned IL nor
wanted. JonN u. ALppx, Publish
sr, New York, Chicago, Atlanta
and San. Francisco.
"Chcapcs, and Best is .com.
o'na''o1i as difficult as tits desirable:
bu, f'cfcrSon's Kagazias has GER
'a'niy accomplished H. The No.
venber numhcisis gem in every
respect. In addition to lovely
steel engraving. there are shree full.
page wood d.iilustra,ions. One OF
,heseis I'm admirable portrait of
B'smark, who forms the subject oi
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When old NJ. lliggiosworlh was
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Congress stopped sending me the
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