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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31
Election Laws.

> And when any politi
cal party shall by convention OF
primary election nominate the full
number Of persons to be voted for
at the ensuing election, for State
or county officers or for representa-
tives to the Congress Of the United
States, and shall print and circulate,
or cause to be printed and circulat-
ell, ballots to be used in voting at
such election, containing all the
names of the persons so nominated.
printed in Roman letters and with
black ink, with heading showing
the name Of such political party, it
shall be unlawful for any person to
print or circulate, or to furnish to
any voter or other persen, to be
used in voting at such election, any
printed ballot with the same head.
ing and similar in appearance Of
and to, the ballot printed as afore-
SAID, containing the names Of such
nominees, with any name or names
printed thereon other than those 50
nominated as aforesaid. 1t shall al
so oe unlawful for any person to
paste or place the printed name OF
any person, other than that Of one OF
the nominees Of such convention. on
or upon such ballot so printed as
aforesaid, unless the name so pasted
or placed thereon be printed in red
ink.
You can, however, erase any
name with pen or pencil, in any
color Of ink or lead, and insert any
name you wish.-ED
Any person who on the day oil
election having Inspected the bal
lot Of voter, or having furnished
p voter with a ballot, accompanie,
such voter within sixty feet Of the
voting place whilst such voter is On
his way TO The polls for the purpose
Of voting, shall be guilty Of a misde.
meanor; or any person, acting in
conjunction with another who has
on The day Of election. inspected
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

The judicial canpaign is upon us,
and the Republicans of Cabell, with
out regular ticket, are called upon
TO decide for whom they will vote.
In the outset, we are met by large
part of the Democratic party of this
county and Of this judicial district,
who are Disguised with the methods
employed in their late primary cleo
ton, and who invite the Republi.
cans to unite with them in electing
to office men free from corruption,
fraud and bribery. The Rcpubli-
cans will not hesitate to join hands
with these Democrats, for the com
mon good. In the late Democratic
primary, votes were bought and sold
like so many "dumb driven cattle. :"
Corruption fairly boiled and bub-
bled till it DER run the stew, and
now is it matter of wonderment
that the Republican party unite with
a respectable par, of the democratic
party in stamping out lawlessness?
To a great extent politics will be
ignored. The Republicans of this
county will vote for such men as
Milton Newman and Ira ]. McGin
mis- with the same object in view.
Mr.. Newman, the independent can
didate for Sheriff, is a Repw6lican.
Judge Ira J. McGinnis, candidate
for re election as Circuit Judge, is d
Democrat. Twelve years ago,
Thos. III. Harvey, the democratic
nominee (?) for the Circuit Judge.
ship, holted the convention and ran
as an independent candidate Tor the
House Of Delegates and with the
aid of the Republican party he de
feated the nominee, Capt. Eustace
Gibson. He returned home and
announced himself an independent
candidate for the office of States
Attorney. The Republicans had
learned their lesson well, rose up
in their might and cat their vote
for w. =. Thompson, the regular
democratic nominee, in whom there
is no political guile. Harvey went
down under majority Of 1900
And now, with a sinilar problem
to solve, the Republicans we pre-
dict, will vote with their eyes open,
for Judge McGinnis and Demo-
crat.- Huntington Commercial.
Bro. Gibson is correct; the Re.
pub!icans viii! support Mr.. McGin-
mis- because he has made just, con-
scicntious and able Judge in the
past and will in the future fill the
office to the entire satisfaction Of the
people, regardless of politics.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

glass; he will find his own record
without any stake of reformation
Mr.. "Ingersoll," did not live in the
days of Judas, neither was | in the
late war. cannot tell what influ
encc 20 pieces of silver would have
had on me in Judas day, or twenty
thousand in the late war.
Ny advice to Lemon Syrup" is
to throw his stones in some other
direction or his fabrication will
tumble in. His hash was not aired
in due time; but il is not too late
yet. "Lemonade' has never SEIZED.
uled just debt yet; has always
paid his taxes in less than IL months
What property he has is in his
own name and is ready for the
records on that. Now, Lemon
Syrup" you are not ready for use; il
you are, just step out and pay of
your friends whom you have sched-
ulcd.
AS to II. F. Bowen's official rec
ord, | say as | have always said, he
is one among the best Sherifls this
county, or any other county, ever
had, and it is for the want OF brains
Lemonade was charged with try
ing to cast reflections upon him.
Trusting this WILL be satisfactory
to Mr.. Bowen, | care nothing about
those who want to show up their
own record for other parties. Let
them come again and we will air
them nicely. The Ring Editor got
IN airing for being in the way Of
men of ability and brains. Now
NJ. Lemon Syrup" you had bet
ter set your stake of reformation if
you have to employ David T. to
prove it for you. If he is a black
minister his mouth is not Away 5
open, and you cannot look down
his throat and see the pegs in his
shoe soles. He believes in Protec-
ton and viii vote that way.
Remembel the c ection next Tues
day,
LEMONADE.
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is the interest of every man who
wants law and order and christiani-
~ protected, TO walk up 10 the polls
and cast his vote for him from the
very lact that he has made a good
Judge and has striven to admins.
ter the law in its true spirit and is n
friend to christian morals and if re-
elected he will still strive TO enforce
the law and protect the interests Of
the people, as far as he has the pow.
or. These worthless politicians are
roaming over the district cndeavor-
ing TO create n prejudice against
Judge McGinnis simply because he
is an independent candidate and be.
cause all parties are supporting him
alikc-because the jud ciary should
always be non-political. They
mostly abuse independent Demo
Gratis because they are too honest
and independent to support can
didatc who had to buy his nomina-
ton, and look upon him as unfit to
occupy so elevated a position as
Judge and they know he is sup
ported by a corrupt ring of news
paper men and unprincipled attor-
neys. Even some ministers Of the
Gospel have descended from the
pulpit to unite with debauchery and
corruption to work against Judge
McGinnis, christian man, who
believes in christianity and will pro-
tcct the morals of the country-a
man who was too honest to use
money and whisky to secure his
nomination. y. ID. X.
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Shoals, w. Va.

ED. ADVANCED see a CORE
spondence in the Wayne We1cs
from the mystical county Of Logan,
purporting 10 give a conversation of
Mr.. s. 5. Vinson in regard to hav-
ing let an opportunity slip Of telling
Josh" Of his treachery. The rev
elator seems to have penned his
wonderful revelation from Logan
c. H., w. Va, and signs his name
"Ingersoll."
Now, had this conversation occur
red in Kentucky | would not have
been surprised, for would have
concluded Mr. s. S. Vinson had
heard OF another one Of his sons-in.
law having received the Republi.
can nomination for the State Lcgis
lature, and, Judas like, was over
there making arrangements with
the Republicans to deliver the
Democrats into their hands in
order that & ey might elect his SON
in-law. Now, Mr.. ). S. Vinson,
is it not a fact that two years ago
YOU were led up on the mount in
Kentucky and were shown that your
son in law had received the Rcpub
lican nomination for the State Leg
islaturc there and if you would lie
liver a part Of the ID mocracy into
their hands and fall down and wor-
ship them they would elect your
son-in-law? Nolo you cannot bear
the t1ea pf a mar honest Rauublf
can being voted for by Democrat,
not even for non-political office.
TOsu.
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Shiloh, w. Va.
LEMONADE.

ED. ADvANcE:=We are all in
good hopes Of national success, and
If [ don't miss reading the signs Of
the times, the American eagle will
soon be seen with his broad-spread
pinions standing out to the breeze
where the bantering Democratic
rooster is row seen. 1t does
appear to me that this bantering
specimen of the Democratic party
ought TO drive intelligent young
men from their ranks, or in other
woods, keep them from entering.
find that this is the case, too. This
precinct is making Republican
gains. That was unexpected; but
it is not due to any extra energy on
our part. 1t is mainly on ac-
count Of the history OF the two par.
ties. Young men, 1T is you who will
fill the offices in the future. Take
pains in shaping your political path
or in better terms, your views
1t all depends on the start man
takes and the direction he moves
BE sure you are right and then pro-
coed BE moved not by some old
fogy, but for the public good The
family first, the tribe next and then
the nation. This caused our fore.
fathers to shoulder the old flint-lock
musket and march to their death
Ii prompted tile immortal Lincoln
to free four million slaves and cost
him his life. II costs us the life OF
Garfield, aud still the nation moved
on 20 prosperity. Young man, stop,
read and reflect This IS the only
true way to good government We
hope, we wish, and we pray; and
we never should hope for the down
fall Of prosperity some say, stick
to your party This IS all right If
your party IS working for the good
Of the nation. II not, the only way
to get a party right is to fail to vote
for that psrty's nominee when you
feel IL is wrong.
Now, hope that this may bring
people to the knowledge that we
arc working here for the public
good, and not for the purpose Of
tearing down.
Yours Truly,
DR. ] FULLER.
Ceufervillc W Va Oct 10 'SS
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

En-. ADVANCE The political
atmosphere is sin polluted with an.
prize pied dcmagogues who still arc
trying 90 mislcad tie honest voters
Of the county on 40 Important ques
lions Of interest GO all independent
and honest voters These low graded
and unprincipled men Try o. mislcad
honest men into ihc support q Ar
Harvey for Judge against The Hon
Ira ! McOfnnis They cry "kick
er 1nd I'd sorganixcf anl sbusc him
with mslicious falsehoods Now %
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31


On account of his age, Rev. w.
J. Smith declined the Republican
nomination for the State Senate,
and Mr.. ]. X. p. Workman, of this
county, has been substituted by the
Senatorial Executive Committee.
Mr.. Smith desires to return his
thanks to the convention for honor
ing him, and gives assurances to the
friends of Protection that he will
work just as faithfully for the sue
cess of the ticket as if his name
were on it. Mr.. Workman is one
of Wayne county's best citizens and
if elected will represent the District
in a creditablc manner.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31
NOW THE INDICTMENT:

we bind orseICe To sell you these goods 10 pei
cent. cheaper than any other house uiH sell hd
same b1Hd Of goods for, and further, WiU pan
Rail Road ftre FG7iaee both 1cays to evey ond
10lao comes to us and buys as much as S5OO mort
of any kind Of goods turing the nert 60 days
And still further, TO prove that we mean what we say
we Will, if you to in sincerity and honesty and
we TAIL to please you in goods quality and prices fail
to sell you what you want in our line we will even then
buy from us.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31
A Warming to Voters.


Intelligence.
The Democratic managers Of this
State are desperate. They realize
the insane policy which has been
pursued by the President and the
Democratic House with reference
to the tariff question, together with
the factional fights within the State,
growing out Of the contest for the
United States Senatorship and the
Unfair distribution OF Federal pat.
ronage, has not only rendered Yves,
Virginia doubtful, but more than
likely To go Republican. They be-
lieve that the people of West Vir-
ginia will not vote to place he-
great resources, upon the develop
ment of which depends her future
prosperity, on the free list That
they will not vote to retard their
own progress.
With a desperation justified by
the serious condition that confront.
them, the Democratic State Com
mittcc will resort to every means
within its power, not only to deceive
voters on election day, but, by the
circulation between now and that
time of falsehoods and misreprcsen.
tations, to embarrass the Republi-
can campaign, by diverting the
minds of the people from the real
issues involved. Sensational stories
about candidates and issues will be
put afloat on the eve of election,
with view of appealing to the sec
tional predjudiccs of Democrats
who contemplate voting for Protec-
ton to American Industries, or to
create disaffection among Republ-
cans. Roorbachs about individual
State or legislative candidates will
be telegraphed over the State at the
eleventh hour, for purpose that it
is unnecessary to explain.
In addition, the National Demo
cratic managers will see to it that
similar stories about our National
standard bearers and Congressional
candidates are given wide circula-
ton. Protectionists should bear in
mind the Morey letters, the Bur
chard speech, and other Roorbachs
circulated in past campaigns by the
Democrats, too late for their effect
to be counteracted, Be careful about
believing sensational stories told by
Democrats on the eve of Nov. 6.
Voters throughout the State are
warned against scheme now on
foot by the Democratic State Com
mittee, with view to dividing the
electoral vote. 1t has come to the
knowledge of the LteUigencer
that they have made arrangements
to have one or more names of Dem
ocratic electors printed on Republ
can tickets, to entrap the unwary.
Republican managers every where
should see to it that every voter re-
celves the proper ticket, and that
voters are warned to scan CLOSELY
their ballots before depositing them.
Again we remark, remember the
cause of the Free Traders is a DIES
perate one. Keep in mind the dec
laration of George Vest, a Demo
cratic Senator from Missouri: "The
President has entered upon a war
of determination against the protect
ed industries. The fight is to the
death"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

the ballot of voter, or furnished a
voter with ballot, who accompa.
nies such voter within sixty feet
of the voting place whilst such voter
is on his way to the polls for the
purpose of voting, or any person
who shall call voter back after such
voter has approached within sixty
feet OF any voting place for the pur-
pose of casting a vote, and shall in.
spect or change the ballot of such
voter, or shall give or offer to give
such voter another or different bal.
lot, shall be guilty Of a misdemean-
or.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

Hon. {. b Smith favors protect
ing the industries Of this Congress.
sional District. Judge Jackson IA.
vors free wool, fee salt and free
timber. It's to the peoples inter.
est to elect Mr.. Smith.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

First We have this, the 18th day of October 1851
received our second large fall and winter stock of men
ana boys tallor-made clothing and when say fine vi
mean me- Tor II there finer and nicer stool
gathered together than have it is daisy sure Now
common sense knows that are bound to dispose a
THESE goods and as we have already sold thunden
Dg stock this season there must he some inducements
offered by us to make this second big, fine stock go I'd
go she DittSv .
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor,
NATHAN GOFF,
of Harrison County.
For Auditor,
GEO. NJ. BOWERS,
of Berkeley County.
For Treasurer,
HIRAM LEWIS,
of Clay County.
For Attorney General,
VIM. P. HUBBARD,
of Ohio County.
For Superintendent of Schools,
7. b. MCCLURE,
ofWayne County.
For Judges Supreme Court,
JOHN w. MASON,
of Taylor County.
II. c. McWHORTER,
of Kanawha County.
For Congress for the 4th Congress.
sional District,
c. B. SMITH,
of Wood County.
For State Senate for the 9th Sena.
torial District,
J. K p. WORKMAN.
ofWayne County.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

Hon. &. y. Smith is not eternallv
seeking an Office, like bis opponent.
The Republicans sought him 10
make the race for Congress in this
District and If he is elected the PEG.
pie will be represented by an honest,
competent and able man-one who
will guard well their interests.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

The Jackson family, or the Office
seeking family, which should we
call III Vote for the Hon. G. b.
Smith for Congress.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

Senator Kenna had Samuel !.
Randall in the State a few wears
ago preaching high protection to the
miners Of The Ksnawha Valley, and
now il seems to be a hard matter to
re.eonvert them 10 the tariff for rev.
enue doctrine Huntington Times.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31
AJrice 20 Nathan

Mrs. WrssLov's SOOTHING SYRUP en- auid always
be used when children are cutting teeth. It re-
heyes the little suorerrt oncc IL prod COS natural
quiet sleep. and the little eherb svak csns righ,
rs n BUTTON" IL 10 very pleasant e. taste. Is
seothes the chilo, softcns ihe gums an pain
regulates the bowels and i5 tile bert known rem ody
Tor diarrhoa, vhethar arising from tecthiug CT
other csuses. Tventy-fve centa bottla.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

Congress has at last adjourned.
1t was the longest and most no.ac.
count session ever held.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

The following paragraph will be
mighty interesting 20 the people
just now. il refers to special terms
of circuit court, about which the
paper at Wayne G. II has bad so
much to say lately. The item ap-
peared IN the Wayne Adyocote Dec.
al. 1886 That paper was then ed.
tied by the same person who has
charge ofthe Nolcs now. This is
what the paper said then.
1--WE understand that the report
has been circulated in this county
that Judge McGinnis receives 300.
for each specialterm ofcircuit court.
This IS not true Judge MicGiunis
does not receive q cent for holding
q special term; on tie contrary he is
out the expenses incurred by him at
every special term held
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

The Grand Lodge of West Vir-
ginia. A. F. and a. NJ, will meet at
Parkersburg on November 9th.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
To tito AdUance:

In reply to that nonsense headed
Logan &. H., w. Va" and anoth
or article over the signature Of
Lemon Syrup" in the Democra
tic doctrinal sheet called the
Wayne NeUs, but better known as
the Lying, Ring Paper and is edited
by a monument Of modernism that
contains only modicum Of brains.
and is assisted by some Genealogist
who has been in the forcrank until
he has become fatuous with all his
fantasm. Now he may read bis own
article and will be like an individual
heholding himself in the looking.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-10-31

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enough to avail Yourself of an opportunity ney
before offered by man. woman or child.