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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06


To eradicate the poisons which produce
fever and ague, take Ayers Ague Cure. 1t
cures without leaving any injurious effect
upon the system. and is the only medicine
in existence which may be considered an
absolute antidote for malaria.
Huge mirrors, mounted as screens in
the dinng-room of the Clifton House,
Niagara, reflects the falls in the most
graphic and realistic manner, so that one
may dine and view one of the greatest of
natural wonders simultaneously.
The two most skillful architects in the
world are the bee and the spider. The one
puts up new packages of sweets, and the
other builds slaughter house for flies.
Spiders are valuable, inasmuch as they de-
lsroy noxious insects.
Sweet sixteen, to mother: Mr.. Delye
told me last night, mamma. that lie loyed
me- Mother. what did you say to himp'
Sweet sixteen: q could not say very much
l was so amused. The idea Of twenty
Year-old boy talking about loYe.'
Fred: What would you say ii l told
you that thought you were a Ysnusp
Eva; should believe YOU
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06
AS VIE CLIP HUMOROOlTTSE


The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
unded Price 25c. per box, at Thoma.'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06
Shiloh, consumntion Cure.

No. l. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cures the worst
cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
it's wonderful success in the cure of Con-
sumption is without a parallel in the history
Of medicine. Since it's first discovery il
has been sold on a guarantee, test which
no other medicine can stand. If you have
a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it.
Price 10 cents, so cents, and 81, IL your
lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plasters. Sold by +. d.
Thomas, Lehighton, & w. Biery Weissport
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06
Vigor and Vitality

Are quickly given to every partfo the body
y Hoods Sarsaparilla. That tired feeling
is entirely overcome. The blood is purified
enriched, and vitalized, and carried health
instead of disease to every organ. The stom.
ach is toned and strengthened, the apptite
restored. The kidneys and liver are ronsed
and invigosated.' The brain is refreshed
the mind made clear and ready for work
Try ii.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06
-ConntrY minister 20 boy ilshir

Country minister Ito boy fshing):
What will your father say, little boy, when
he discovers that you have been fishing on
SundayP' Boy; Il dunno, sir; II depends
on how many fish ketch.'
An old author quantity remarks
Avoid argument with ladies. In spinning
yarns among silks and satins man is sure
to be worsted. And when man is worst
ed and twisted he may consider himself
wound up
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

Mr.. Slimbrain, fishing for compli-
ment; Bobby, what did your sister say
when she learned that l was going to stay
to supper again to-nightr Bobby: Let
me see Oh, yes she said Mr.. Simbrain
must think we keep hotel
Most of the flowers of Montana haYe
no fragrance.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

AS a wheat-producing country Italy
ranks as third in Europe, being surpassed
by Russia and France.
st. Augustine, Fla, is the oldest town
in the United Stats, at for having been
built there by the Spaniards in 1542.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

the high white hat this season,
say what the hatters may.
Sleeping is Characteristic Of
certain plants; and, though it
was at one time thought that
this might have reference to the
habit of insects, it is now believ-
| ed to be more dependent on the
weather. The tiny scarlet pim-
Ipernel, the "old mans weather.
glass" opens at seven o'clock
and closes soon after two. The
daisy unfolds its flower at sun
rise and sleeps at sunset. Dan
Idelions close up at about five
Io'clock, at which time the white
water-lily has been asleep an
Ihour and the mouse-ear hawk
Tweed two hours. The yellow
igoat's.beard opens at four and
lcloses Just before twelve, and has
for its English name "John-go
to bed at noon"
Children who are honored by
= their parents confidence and ac-
& customed to add their quota OF
e assistance and to bear their share
ggi of self sacrifice whenever the
Il good of the family requires it,
. will rarely be guilty of ingrati-
tude. They are not opposed to-
but in quick sympathy with theil
N parents, not because they are
u gifted with specially sympathetic
natures, or are in any way super
ior to ordinary young people, bu
,-- simply because they have beer
} sharers with their parents in thc
cares and hopes, the responsible
. ties and labors OF the family
y. If a man be of a patient ant
ss 's5: contende d spirit, moderate il
'iHlSS ~ his desires, temperate in his appe
tites, dlligent and faithful in hi
labors, affectionate and generou
. in his disposition, calm and sell
possessed, interested in good OF
Iects for their own sake, an
glad to aid them by his ow
efforts. he possesses more Of tn
materials ofhappiness than man
a one with double his externt
y advantages. 1t is life in its be-
- sense which makes us happ,
re- sc and happiness, in its turn, nou
ishes life.
five would preserve our mel
s, tai efficiency amid the changir
to pressure of circumstances, v
!Ts: must by occasional recreatic
esa withdraw the mind from too CO
tinuous application.
osk Let woman have every Vi
tue under the sun, if she is slf
ternly, oreven negligent in h
A dress, her merits will be mo
u than half obscured. If, bell
young, she is untidy, or, bel
An old, fantastic or slovenly, h
mental qualifications stand
I. chance ofbeing passed over wi
indifference.
'~S The direct action OF steam
H 2l2 degrees is sufficient to {
I'K' stroy all germs in from five
;asns as.s fifteen minutes. The efficacy
so%. Sa. heated dry air is uncertain.
NOS Waste silk has been shown
be the most effective non-cc
ductive covering for stea
20 ss1:. Sy pipes. The price is high,
re Of the demand is very great.
=; no Railways are said to consur
more than half the worl
rs: s., production of iron, the C
gists, wheels required in the Unit
= States along taking more Il
100000 tons.
So A Swiss watch manufactul
81 has just invented a watch
81 the blind, on the dial Of viii
II the hours are indie ated
. twelve projecting pegs, one
81 which sinks every hour.
81 The largest known flower
II the Raffiesia, a native of S
3 matra. 1t measures three fe
a in diameter weighs fife
pounds, and has calyx hol
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06
DISEASES OF NEW ONLY

Blood Poison Kdneys Bladder and otheror.
ssnss Weaknesses Nervous Debility Lost Manhood re-
salts Of krrors in Youth speedily and permanently
eured. OonsultAtlon and aatise ealed free BY mail
Address Oh. GRIHpLE, I'll ". l2th st., New York.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

"A Georgia peach tree has borne four
crops this season.
An intirmary for dumb animals is to be
established in Philadelphia.
The independence of Texas was de-
clared in 1910.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

The first embroidery machine is said 10
have been invented by John Duncan of
Glasgow in 1904.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

There are laws against using profane
language by telephone in all states except
Connecticut.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06
Consumption surely cursd.

ToTHE EDIToR-Please inform your read.
ers that | have positive remedy for the
above name disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases haye been per-
manently cured. shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any Of
your reders who have consumption if they
will send me their express and POSTAGE
address. Respectfully, T. A. Slocum, NJ. C.,
ISL Pearl ST., New York.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-06

oCaCes along taxing more thai
100000 tons.
A Swiss watch manufacturer
has just invented a watch fol
the blind, on the dial of which
the hours are indicated by
twelve projecting pegs, one o.
which sinks every hour.
The largest hnown flower is
the Raf1esia, a native of SUI
matra. 1t measures three feet
in diameter weighs fifteen
pounds, and has a calyx hold
ing six quarts. The odor is
offensive.
About $50 colora are now
obtained from coal-tar, which
has almost entirely supplement-
ed vegetable ard animal dyes.
Indigo and logwood are the
only two of the latter class cou-
sidered of much importance.
A simple method of accurate.
ly cutting a bottle is to place il
upon some level foundation and
fill it with hnseed oil to the
point at which you desire the
line ofseparation to occur. Then
take an iron rod of as great as a
diameter as will pass into the
bottle make it almost white hoe
and dip it into the oil. Aftel
the lapse Of a few moments {
sharp crack is heard, and the
bottle is found to be as neatly
cut as if with a diamond. l
the bottle be very thick, and thu
cracking sound not heard in
few moments, a little cold waite
thrown on the outside will ac
complish the desired result.
When a rosy-looking cir
backs up to a stranger at ;
country dance and asks him Il
whack that mesquite which is
gnawing her between the shoul'
ders, it is no time to read up OF
Chesterfield.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

When selecting your HOLIDAY GIFTS. Al you have any
thing on Your pertaining Gents Furnishings viii be
70 your advantage call We showing exceed
ingy large and fine line of Mufes Neck wear dovu Hand
kerchefs aud other goods III TINS line
Our Hat Department is good place for to visit; IL
there anything desired in that line 1t Is complete in all OF
It's details We showing great variety OF Cold Resist
ing Caps in knit and fur goods at astonlshgy low prices
We are Offering large line of Seal Skin Caps at very low
prices
SANTA CLAUS always makes boys and childrens
his headquarters when seeking presents that
line for the youngsters Why Because he is always
find ey respect better selected stock at lowest prices
than at any other house IN this neck of the woods
Our mems department contains the usual complete assot
ent We call your attention large line of Storm
Oyercoat manufacture We have them prices
ranging from $500 TO $30 They the NE Plus Ultra
storm-resistng garments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

CORNER IOr. cxlls. WITH fROoA H0NSE
u ,uID2r Neb-ler anl lufutf So, se1fs 800
cash balance s.l year.
1 or OS CoLLE0E.AyE. MAR BRlDGE-Sr,
u sk1
- ROOM HOUSE. N. : WEST BBIDGEsr..
with bzrn. ss.os leuns sssF' oexlSL
a ROrSE3 10 lH IAGEAfk~Sl.. hkNI
= tor 50 mouth ss-
90 FOOT FFONf ON CASAL-sT.. WITH
30 4-fosa 5oase. ue1f haA-nxsst 81, t-.sJo.
tsra-s e4sy.
- STORY BLOCK on CANALsr.. MAR
. ly09. SAD
uOt'sEs AND lots N ALL PARTS OF THE
III eily On easF Terms
aSENEN s-KOOM HOUSE AND OSE io-kOOA
~ house o. Coit-Eye.. 90 60
N ACRES ON WALKsR Road, 2lf MILES
~ iIan ieOnsrd-AL bf.dge, acre rrnt. good
house and barn 10 Trade Tor improved cigs
property.
INV sROOM HOUSE OK HENRY ST, NEAR
y cherry, with good sei s-uATrel eastern. gas.
seserkgc. exc. los s2xlsZ. SsC3l
- HOON HOUSE OK MONTH IONA. NEAR
y tle C. nt-ASe SSltD.
DORNER IL FULTON AND PACKARD FOR
Y sfew Ca only. sa5-
PERCY SNYDER, 7515 Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

Less book and more hand training and
more knowleige II how TO get living" is
the maxim 'hAi is growing IN popularity
amooy edrcsfors In tfty public scheos
in different States. saylngs-bank brauc.-s
have been opsUfd their object being 20
teach even the poorest chiliEe L hos TO
seve-tne tfst principles of economy
founded cu sslfdsniaL i'm some OF tre
schools n = ng Island City these savings
banks we're introduced three yeas ago. and
lave ocen nsrked success. Ca one daY
ia sgrh week rhs teacher receives the v0lun-
tsrT savings ~ tie scholars from ons cent
upwards dspositinE the m0aey Of each iu e
BANK aud Cbttiulng card Tor 90. lHe
resuit has oeen q regular fever OF fhr,ft
Here is "a recent report. the FIRST co'ru1 re-
rteseutor Che csi sc.io1s for the a. efeE
ana th- second ne tot1l amount now n
H7nk fo tae rrrtii 0f each 81. o1.-
F-t 3 ..renrf- -..........si1 50 si.slo sf
rl ltsrf ~ -s.a lar .... ....-....-. tt /, -.1s
ra -. Ward araU g, .-.. .-.--... If.il Air- u
Ctacr schools srs following ne example.
sn there trorr es io be regular epidemic
~ ecsuomY. of coarse re lesson is rot ss
vaI1stia or ss svnitcsnt ss it EoulG b. ~
tsa little fsposifors earned tie uo1rv they
save. tlt Is is fhs nexs thing - u snd che
hesf fhsr- ncssi under he circnQ Qs'a Ger.
Far more tsnn rhetoric snd ALGEBRA Ga
more Ban anT hcok earning. however vt.-
uaa.e. IS ths xno~ ledge how % zet o Us z
when srroo' las are over an8 iatner snd
r.t-sr cease ~ ne a reliance.
It.s experiment @. how 20 save cuzhf tc
.a fraarf -fta hr eide wifh the uiar ua.-
f-t.nirr ezae meat bow 10 msse.-f-1H
est Itsi rf-t
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

WANTED p GENERAL GISAs. COOKS.
" 5ssc5ud girls n dining room re. ! laun-
dr-ss. this mosulug Sweet s. SViths mploy-
mert Exchange, 81 aud IS Weston Duildit &
enal~L 500
XIANTED-A GOOD COOK: No WASHING
W uur ironing gcOt vages lsld Enquire At
ouce al '5} eotlh Lafyeits Z. Sc
lfANrED toAFfIEST GIRL FOR
~ eenrral homework. - Maplest. So2
XVANIED-15 GENERAL GIRLS. n DINING
W room girls. cooks. second girls ! laun-
dress - once Sweet SmltAs Empi1yme Z
Fxchsnge, ROOMS "a and 80 Weston building,
gauai->r
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
For Ceuf-- RoolJfS.

NOR FURNISHED ROOMS. HEATED.
/ for lglt housed eening. also sleeping roOns
80 ferflctts... opposite Division street school
Building
NOR RENT- FIVE ROOMS. WOOD HOUSE
and celia. IN house No ! -. corner OF Lyon
a'tf fartla ->is.; slt per month. 3hS
CCR RRSr--sUITE OF FRONT ROOMS;
40 single rooms. ~ Park Place steam
hea,. sstaur4nt in connection. Ms. A. l. smith
Ss7
TO.RFNT DESIRABLE ROOMS AT NO. IA
/ N0nh Division 81, near po-to.hce.
T5OF RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
! al modem conTenienccs. heat and ga at 90
is1st,ficx-sf 2s7tf
TOR RENT-FCRNISHED Rooms. STEAM
heated. ano imnished rooms for light hoIse-
keeping Apply a. room lU3, New Housrman
block. Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

T0R -AtF-DNE DARN BAY MARE. 3 YEARS
! o'. weight E. $40 pounds. one light tar mare
years old w.icht NfH pegnds. c1tfsr.. uesf
snl second bsua barge ass tmeut % a. styles at
q iaHU fOr cash Or On pagments call ~
Chs -rifors -fahie 80 and - Mt. NeTnol-,t
sand Esp.1s n b.
I7OR sALF-CHEAP FOR CASri--sEC0SD-
hand 81 fre rrd bril- .- 80 70 l01 hurse power
vftr ril nCuuef f.0ls cGcepf smoke stack IN
el.rc of 3 Il Thompson S CO.. ovid. Nich Ai,
TfCa rAfE AN FNTfRE OUTFIT OF
4 rFrI fl- frsf class 'suudrJ. also =
SIX horse POSER engine For particulars enquire
cf a. Per VIII No Canal g. l3ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
TRAIN TIME T1BLRs.

DciIost RSgIoSs hns psfior car ~ lssifoit mAt
inR difsct connections f3I al poiBs fast arriving
"a Eee ~ Or a. 1910 A. M ne1f dhs. Night IA
TFex tAt sleeping ca - Ieirait. mating direct
co Do,ais-la v itt ali TRAINS f0f The ltaf
1hTUucb faiiroGd TICKETS. oOcau steamship
ticEeA E-f foepiDg car bcrfht secured al he
j. a. n q n Railway Cily O1oe - Mon roe s-..
and AZ ~ depoL
Jas C4srfNlf. CITY IoS AFeuL
GEo h. KFFsf 1ra1hc Manager. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
55Oaev 10 Loon.

NFONfT TO LOAN FOR THE NORTHWEST
Ifi crz nutlsl Tifa Insurance Co. of Hilwau-
kee. IN Sums o. ti.0o0 aud upwS.ds On farm anl
CO. property. ~ lowest clrren; rates Of ufsrcst.
-f~.rfy mast te LIS, class. AcTe & Wilson. Led
Nnrg block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

yVANTED- SITUATION BY BOOEKEEPER.
~ can slve best ot references. Address w
re th.s oafe. SS
WANTED - SITUATION As TRAVELLING
W salesman Have hsd experience and can
give reiefoncs. Adtress li4 room y Weston
block, eitg. 3o4 4 sun
1EANIFD- SITUATION b. A COMPETANT
II man a. s;euogTapher or tGokkeeper; good
references. Acdress ". +. 4. box pa. 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
The NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE


fDaily. All Others dssiv except sunday.
Taking etecl SUNDAY. Jaiv 5
Slecpng CAR r1n or Pacific aod Atlantic y
prearcf a and from Detrolt-.sFir- cars tn ~
Day ExpTess and Grand Rapids s<-~~st - srf
irom neiroit Direct coHuectior- -----e fifrTet
with al. through tfe.ns East-~ i.--1-s a. ,sf ~
Union Ticket Cn.ce, - AonSsz-- x<@ 81 uiol
de1ot
FEEn n BEfGes Gen All $ Monroe A.
O. ". ErlslEs. o 2 anl At ChlcaEo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
Tor Ecrif--HOl,ses.

A NAN AND WIFE WHO WOULD LIKE A
\ house fartly furnished can have il che ? for
six months II the right yartv. by calling at 60
North Upionst before January /. S54
I1OR RaNT-A NEW HOUSE on CHARLES
4 sf. To "a rc>ponsib.e party can be rented az
low rate /. taken by January ]. Call al 60 North
Union st.. Or upon A. T. Page. 565
TOs RENT-THE NEw HOUSE 90 AND -
Dudley Place. from January ]. near East
Bridrest.. between Brainard aud Cniol-sts.; ar
TangeI ior tsO or fouT families Call At lo3
Canal, or lS2 Msshinst0n 81. Ms. { L. Eui.es
So
TOR RFST-EFW HOUSE on sHERMAN-sT
7 -naa-sHeury s rooms. hard sni soa water; S,
pc month Apply 50 3si Cherry st. 3dI
I'OR RENT BRICK HOUSE WITH BARN
ald s acres of land In good condition for
cross. or Netster-st, between +. X. end Alpine
ave fiii rerf place with or without land, teie
paone -. ". harlis0n. 38tf
DOR hENT - HOUSE WITH BARN AND 8
acres of land Oh North -. west of Aipine-ave
land has been thoroughly feriiiized aud seeded
O. wheat. viii rem place Win or Without land,
also hofses iu Harrsr rnvilie. opposite my factory
1cisphulc 3. Nm. Harrison. 81 Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

I OsT-oN IYON-ST CAR LAST FVENiSG.
! I7fvs ba as pur7e containing sum OF
money aal other valuable reward viii e
Isl1 lf iel at Esi0n & Lyons
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

Ger. AIsFe Use furnished another in
stance ci t.s generous spirit w1ioh hss
e. soeea--d tim Is iha people ot Datr0is
Nfacst sny osfsn aii0U. vhatsver bs
r'llia arrangements to give each Of the
$50 ca&shols ~ IRE cify Christmas
Present u suif al clothes 10 VII cess
h.a aeos i.em sui - bnt enc af hs
iarstuas bnsfsctiors. Gsn. atGss is
Ftri ..sol.si. Eeuerer rs-1slr-eS. e'een-
tarled msa Itafs vhats to matter
v8h m
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

TO TET-A STABLE FOR one OR TWO
] h0rses Inquire II Widdicomb Building. 5'i
V0R RENT -ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
1 30 - Canai-st- Tor particulars enquire 81
e.. A. BerNin. l5iI
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
~ Cana1-St.

We will close out 5000 pairs OF Gents
Fine Slippers comprising 30 varieties In
Velvet, Plush. Alligator. Seal Skin. Morocco.
Ooze Calf. CsmelopsrG. Patent Leather, etc.
Un every shape including Operas. BrightoDs,
Evsre;ts Nevports, Oxfords. etc.
Prices to suit all pocket books, ranging at
30 cents IS cent?. 81. sL25. $50, $l.75,
s. to $3.50.
No more appropriate holiday gift can be
made than . pair Of Nice Toilet Slippers
and AZ no other place can you get such sat
isfsctory styles and prices as At
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27


THECHEAPEsT THEATRE INTHE CITY
Matinee Prices 10, 3 aud 25c.
Evening Prices2t5. ~. 80 and soc.
Extra Matinee Chastmss Day, T.. n. d.
A HOST OF NOVELTIES.
Chss THE BEiLkpNIs-Dsisy.
Eng and's Fsvorite Chsrsiier sketch Artists.
TOmn.y y--HARhiSEs -Eum
sketch Artists aac Dancers
MISS ANNIE ASHLEY, SSn9 and Dsnce Artist
JOHN l. LEONARD, Af3&r ica' srreatcst
Clog DhEesr..
MILE DAISY, sIGvOR BILL,
Revolving Clio Act Is< Circus
NONCRlEF AND KICf.
Irish enf Dutch Comedians.
EMMA HAkRIS, Charactel Dancer.
GERIIf HOLDEN, SeriO lUtai. Vocalist
A BEAUTIFUL kfNr TRHL SCENE
The whole 10 conc, ude with the Lane ehable Com
esy. eutltied. THE McNGOLlANS.
MstiueG-N edntsdsy and Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-11-10
Port Deposit Items.

REAL ESTATE SALES-AN ACCIDENTS
REPUBLICANS.
Lewis A. Todd from Pennsylvania has
pur, chased from Anthony 5. Davis the Nc
Mullen farm recently bought by him at
public sale in ElkJon.
Joel r. Craig has purchased the EutteI's
blacksmith shop where he will be glad to
see all former patrons, and any new one that
want anything done in that line.
Eddie Brickley, son of E. P. Brickley
while playing in the alley between his
fathers house and that of Mrs. Wilson, was
run over by an Express wagon driven by
James Reason on Monday. PLY stefan was
sent for, but the boy was not injured much
and has been playing on our streets since.
Drivers should be more careful in the fu-
ture to prevent accidents of this kind.
Henrietta johnson, Colora, died suddenly
with heart disease late Sunday night. She
had been as we'll as usual all day but never
spoke but one word after she was taken ill.
jesse r. Coulson died at his residence
early Tuesday morning OF consumption.
Mr.. Coulson was in his 9th year and has
lived all his life in this part of the county.
His funeral services were conducted on
Thursday afternoon by Rev. John Squer
assisted by Rev j. p. Otis. Interment at
Hopewell Cemetery. Mr.. Coulson was high
" esteemad in this community as evidenced
by the large number that attended his fun
eral.
Miss Sarah Lafland only child of
Henry j. Lofland led Wednesday in the
18th year OF her age. She had many warm
friends although of very retiring DISPOSE
ton Her Sunday school teacher and class
mates will miss her she was regular in
her attendance until taken sick a few weeks
since.
The Republicans are highly elated at the
election of Harrison and Morton and the
greatly reduced majority in our county, as
we'll as the gain of two congressman in our
state Many of them remained up nearly
all night to hear the news and when dis
patch after dispatch came showing Har-
risons gains in New York made the air ring
with shouts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-11-10
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN.

WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. S.-Dis-
patches just received To night from the
capital OF the State announce that Demo-
cratic State Treasurer Thompson conce-
DIES West Virginia 20 the Republicans by
from 400 to 700 majority. This is simply
confirmation of the steady Republican
gains that have been coming III to day.
The Republican state committee here
claim the state by a much larger major
ity. They claim to have at least three
and probably solid delegation of four
CoUgre ssmen.
They claim ma orities for the ELECTORAL
ticket and a majority III the legislature.
The scene of The Repu biicau enthusiasm
III this city tonight Is unprecedented.
Thousands of>people have crowded the
streets in front OF the Mtellig6Hcer BALD
ing to read the balletlus, and on every
hand is heard the cry that the "Solid
South is broken at last by the vote of
this state.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, Nov. S.-Infor
nation reaches here that jefferson county
goes l. 500 Democratic; Fayette, Mason,
Putnam and kanawha counties Republi-
can. Jackson, of the Fourth district, is
elected Congressman. The result in the
First dlstl ict is doubtful. In the Third
Anderson. Democrat, may pull through
by small majority, as will Wilson,
Democrat, of the Second district. The
Republicans claim the legislature, while
Democrats say they gain three, making,
If true, a majority on joint ballot of II.
There was much scratching, and it is
impossible TO give anything strictly re-
liable. except that the state officers will
be Democrats.
WHEELING, W. VA, Nov. S.-The
latest returns show increasing Republi-
can gains, and it looks as il the Republi-
cans had carried the state. They claim
the election of three of the four Congress-
men, viz: Atkinson in this district. Flick
in the Srcond aud Smith in the Fourth,
and majority on joint ballot in the
legislature.
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