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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

aquella parte del territorio pa :
trio3 lFuera tanto como supo-
nernos imt tciles y hasta desal-
mados!
No, no NOS saque La Revista
f,dice de los reprobos, porque en-
:re los adversarlos hay otro mu-
cho mas extenso, donde constan
casi todos los nombres de gober
nantes, cspitanes generates y vi
rreyes, que Espat1a ha enviado q
estas posesiones, y que han sido
objeto de la persecution, de la
censura y hasta del ludibrio de
los que por estas tierras han se-
guido politica contraria q la uues-
ira. Sin remontarnos q fechss
muy antigaas ahi estan, en- Cuba,
Tac6n, Lersundi, Valmaseda, Ca
bal|ero de Rodas, MARQUES de la
Habana, Jovellar, Martinez Cam
pos, Castillo. Calleja Marin, y en-
Puerto Rico Marehessi, Pulido,
SAM, Despujol, Portilla. Marques
de Irdn, Vega Inclan, Daban, y
tantos otros. 1 No hemos visto a los
mismos que hoy pretende beatifi'
car La Revisto colmados de afro
ces injurias, y por nosotcos defen
didos y amparados en- las terri
bles cruzadas contrs ellos promo,
vidas por sus adoradores de
oportunidad? mo estamos can
sados de oir d los oraculos del
autonomismo, que NADIA bueno
debemos prometernos de ninydu
gobernante que nos maude la
Metropoli, porque tOdos SON igua.
.less Pero, Sque decimos gober.
nantes2; ebay alguna institution
nacional, gobierno supreme, mi
nistro 8 representante, que no
haya sufrido las censuras de esos
hombres sin manckas Nuestra
historic, nuestras costumbres,
nuestras leyes, nuestros heroes,
nuestros martires, hasta nuestros
soberanos y monarcas, 1 han me
recido de algunos de ellos mas
que sarcasmos y desprecios2
IA que viene, pues, el mdice
que tan inoportunamente trae d
colaci6n La RsUistas IQuien pue-
de hablar aqui de Ttprobos y de
libros negros, cuando Ia historic
con tristisimos caracteres nos
muestra un largo catalogo de los
que la Congregation autonomista
ha colocado en- ell suyo2
Hablando de ese tndice La Re
VistG consigna las siguientes tras.
cendentales frases: En- la Isla
hermana los reaccionarios piso-
tearon tumultuariamente ell prin
cipio de autoridad; Sc erigieron
en- dietadores, y crearon una Ca
tastroft." Los que crearon una
catastrote fueron los insurgentes
que tomaron las armas contra la
Patria, sumiendo!a en- diez an os
de fratricida guerra. 81 esos
reaccionariOs q que alude La Re
UiSta sefialaron q un gobernante
ell camino del deber, creyendo que
asi 10 exigfa Ia salud de Ia Patris,
fue porque q su frente y en- acti.
tud facciosa Sc alzaba o2ado y hssts
tolerado ell grupo de los que pre-
tendian lamar de a9uel suelo Ia
gloriosa ensena nacional. IQue
es patriotismo? lDaoiz y Velar-
lie no Sc inmortalizsron y hoy
forman la mas bella pagins de la
historic pStris, resistiendo a un
gobierno debil y engaiiado?
Importa, pues, mucho ssber
dSnde esta ese fndice, donde esta
ese Hbro negro. La Reuista
men.5 la soga en- casa del ahorca
do. FL incondicionalismO no tie
ne mas indice nj mas ibro negro
que ell de los errores, descabella-
das pietensiones = torpezas de al.
gdnos politicos bisonos y atra.
biliarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

Tenga, pues, presentes todos
esos datos ell peri6dico que ha
puesto ahora la. pluma en- nues-
ira mano, para cuando intente
probar de nuevo en- sus Columns
Ia impOrtancio del autonomismo
en- las Camarae, y tambien sus
t.ritos, triunfos y conquistas.
iY por Dios que quedara lrci-
do en- su empresa!
Las ilusiones -. lal fin y a
cabo no dejan de ser ilusiones!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

combatieron en- Cuba, rencorosa
y "a 'rilegamente, contra su m sdre
misma, contra ell derecho de la
Patria, contra su propia saDgre,
contra Ia ban 1era que les daba
honor, prez, gloria, prestigio J
protection.
ISe cuenta FL CIGmOr del Pots
entire aqueilos hacia quienes emf
!Gmos nuestros disparos?
iPues aguante, camarads!
10 conteste, 81 puede!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
ExPOsICIoN.
limo. Sr. Director General de GrG-
ciG q JusticiG del Ministerio de
UltrGMGr.

limo. Sr. Director General de GrG-
ciG q JusticiG del Ministerio de
UltrGMGr.
limo. SR.:-Don Sebastian Mu-
hoz y Rivera, Diputado provin-
cial, Vice-presidente de la Dipu-
tac;6n de Puerto. Rico, en- Oomi-
sion On esta Oorte, a V.S.I. res
petuosamente dice: que es un he
cho. por demas lamentable, que Ia
Audiencia de Puerto Rico carezca,
como carece, de un edificio capaz
y decoroso para sus oficinas como
10 tienen otros Oentros de menos
importancia, relativa, por cuanto
el que hoy ocupa, que es un viejo
y ruinOso convento, no responde
en- manera alguna q las necesida-
des y q las naturales exigencias de
tan respectable Tribunal.
TEMPO hace que la prensa pc
ri6dica de Puerto-Rico viene la
mando la atenci6n, con insistencia,
sobre la necesidad de que SO pro-
yea 4 la Real Audiencia de un lo-
cal decoroso, sin que tan jusuas Y
reiteradas reclamaciones hayan ST.
do hasta ahOra atendidas.
En- todos los paises civilizados
existe un palacio llamado de JUS
ticia, destinado, exclusivamente, q
las Oficinas del Superior Tribunal,
e ia obra, redamada por la opi.
ni6n p1blica y por ell brillo Y es'
plendor de la Justicia misms, J
que no es una obra de romanos, nc
ha podido lograrse en- Puerto Rico
Y no es este solo. Ell GobiernC
Supreme, en- la necesidad de intro
ducir economics en- los presupues
tos, aliviando asi la situaci6n afic
tiva de la pequefla Antilla, hoy
empobrecida a causa de una largs
= profunda crisis, en- Ell proyectt
de ley de presnpuestos ha tenido
bien rebajar los sueldos a tOdo
los empleados y funcionarios d.
aquella Isla i; y esta medida, que
como toda regla, debe su excep
ci6n, coloca en- una situaci6n di
flcil q los funcionarios del pode
judicial y del lninisterio p1blico
por cuanto sus dotaciones, lejo
de ser exageradas, aun en- la
actuaies circunstancias, SOD, por e
contrario, muy reducidas, 81 Sc tien,
en- cuenta que, q mas del cdmul'
de trabajo, superior al de todo otr
ramo, tienen que sufragar de 81
bolsillo el alquiler de casa, empe
zando por los Sres. Presidente ,
Fiscal de la Audiencia, quiene
son los 1nicos qoe no gozan d.
las ventajas en- este punto otorga
das a las demas Autoridades supe
riores, como ehos.
| En- la completa seguridad d
lque mi actitud en- este ssunto ser
vista con agrado : a1n cooperads
81 precise fuere, por mis- dig
nos compaheros de Diputaci6n el
Puerto-Rico, por 10 que trasciend
al interes de la Provincial, me pei
mito someter a la consideration d
esa ilustrada Direction las preseu
tes indicaciones y al efecto; Su
plico a V. s. l. SO digue tenerla
por hechas, para la resoluci6n gu
estime procedente.-Es gracia gu
eSpero alcanzar de su rectitud
Observation-Disclosures, Julio q d
1887-Ilmo. Sr.--Sebastidn Muiio;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

hoy carece. He aqui el escrito
que present6 con tai motive, SO
gun la copia que nuestro amigo
nos ramite:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

Duraats h rsaeei6n, la cantidad De
ealor dssprendido q manifesto en- 20.
10 10 masa hquida de nra mansra no.
table. y esto es dehidO que en- IN
ranGf6smaciSn De doe moltculas en-
ana, esa eaatidAd De ealor desprendidO
representa- "a difsreneia De sas afinida.
les. 81 ea vsa De S0l = H' repressnta.
ncs De aHa mansrA hipo,stica 10 for.
naestn del Acido saltarice por b ecua-
elsa sigaientss 5 4 50 = Oh = %. :.
tsedrewes qae ehseRvar, l.' el cAlor
les Fvaaals peR 5 , (0r para 10 teRma.
casa as b m0.tsala de- anhilrida sal.
sasaeo; s.' 81 ea'os deeprsadido por
J II J @. FaN 10 fSsnAeita ae Il mola.
'eala d asaa; y, S' sl eal0s dsspeendi.
- pr Soa< H.. para b ksmasiaa ds
% aaesteaga as Aclaa seltAtiee
81 sxesssmsataAe quimiS0 Warts.
sSs ,satss aaslAatOs ha llsvaao Ala
malsfpa essaesA des qaa a mAnera
mAs aeee'aA'e, eens sssk h,mado Il
asbls salfttseSA - b ani4a as IN cal.
fsssia een dsa exiasaAssles eayN nrna.
Il Faelssal - asia
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
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proRRnctado poF u. Pablo Olirie.
~ en- el eramen de prdcticd, al 70.
raliaar cor brillaatss, ante q
SGbdelsgaci6n del ramo, al tftxIo
Dc Farmacfatico.
Hasta aqui no hsmos heeho otra co.
% que demOstrar 10 splicaci6n del q.
lor Z las eOmbinaeionss quimieas, como
medic que las favorece. Expliu uemos
ahora IL cantidad De calor que dichas
eombinaciones desprenden en- IL cam.
eidAd de 81 energia pOtsncisl.
La formation de hs molecnlas nor
los Atomos debe ssr sismpre acOmpa.
Aada de IA dssprendimiento dc calor;
este ealor, despfendido para 10 forma-
ei6n de una mo.eenla, mide el trabajo
de 10 sfoidad, e. decir, e sl souiva.
lsnts de la snsrgiA potsncial de los Ato.
mos, pefdida en- el instants de "a com.
einAci6o. Para sxpresarlo mslor, To-
msnos como ejemplo ana comhinaci6n
cnAlqaierA Sea tsta 10 del anhiarida
salfariec con 81 aqua.
8 o. p Il, O "a SO n
49, - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29

u aHh0t NRA'N@h1o etnCNEA toh
4 su pstriotismo, virtades y "a
eriii los, negados y deprimidos,
10 d,ilms ne. por el Ausonomismo
III senior Baihguer, proelAmAn
do 81 animAdVersion 4 las doelsi
nAs, propAgaadAs J pTocedimisn
tos Aatoaomleos, y Asestando, pof
ende, formidable golpe 81 Autono
lnisno, III kutonomism0, que es
pstshA rotAs Z idllles del o. Coz
BalAgaer. ala 60 ell ioHdO de ga,
presaneloass, ealealos J eabalas
III aaos ls6pE Donlaguat 1
qalss sladista aa D,passao asto
honis'o sabaHe, sreyt sdo qas e.
X ioTmlsmo, pct sosA Sc su t.
lba dee AtAFss suatarns ga 81
aatonoml ia Fl Cessna isaSsl
nsmaesa stl.tmos s 6esif.
EtsssEtkEaesss 3ssas iat I4uatAs
eeGn elssansatt Aesal . l~s ytsn,
siPA0s J ~ sEA9mss sts=t a8 Il ~.
pros smse5a IA laai ,asatae enaAa 4
patFas laap etta, 4as Sc - gasso
, ia ge. a ggtsRa Ia sR ssfs atzAsm
~. : ~ ssai 81 . ssEsai hsassi
e. 1feAwAaef. BFs.s 10 as aA1stta
has4ans staass $50 hAstA . tss ha
. asmg'sf A. assa as q. Aas 3 eass
Aa 4aAste slfahaag ~ las etts~
as emsssfssaesa aat i sss4
ass. = sAt nsNstas *es q a88
ssss a@ Essss - ss## 81 gsss >
~ sas sA ~ sssssaAss Vs# . SO
saa aaxgFsess Wet sasbas@ tss
fse sAsa@sstas sss taesas So = ~
ea8as. q 10 sss sasts tbAg ss4l
@gsv - sssets,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

No paper can be published with
out home patronage, and every
man in the country is interested in
keeping up paper. If railroad
or factory is wanted, the newspa
pers are expected to work for it
If a public meeting is wanted for
any purpose, the newspapers are
on for free notice. If the church
es or charitable societies have a
supper or entertainment Of any
kind, the newspapers are expected
to give all the necessary notices and
then puff after il is over. The
newspapers must puff the schools
aud do everything else to advance
the interests of the business men OF
the. place, and then give them a
handsome notice when they go to
heaven, and yet some do nothing
to keep up a paper.-Ep.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

George Washington Tippett, the
present editor and publisher of the
PIT. Pleasant Register, has been a,
the helm of that paper for twenty.
six years. This speaks well for hi,
ability to stick to country news
paper office. We hope he may live
to sec PIT. Pleasant as large city as
Cincinnati and his paper have the
circulation of the Enquirer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Revolvers are more dangerous to
the one who carries them, than to
any one else. An exchange says:
g John Summervillc, of Doddridge
county, accidentally killed himself a
few days ago. He was workingi in the
field with revolver in his pocket,
and went to the spring for a drink
of water. While STOPPING over to
drink, the revolver fell from. his
pocket. Striking a rock it was
discharged and he received its con.
tents III his heart, killing him in
stantly."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

and the candidate and the platform
exactly fit each other. The Demo.
cratic party by the utterance and
action ofits highest nationl tribunal,
commits itself squarcly and unequiv
ocally TO the most advance policy OF
Free Trade
In any event, whatev or the de
claration, Mr.. Cleveland would have
been his own platform. 1t is Mr..
Cleveland who is running, and he is
running on his own record. But as
matter of tact the platform exact
I ly squares with his most extreme
Free Trade proclamation and car.
ried the party fully and finally over
to his position. The more conserv.
alive Democratic leaders who see
the dangers ahead wanted to hold
the party to the tariff straddle OF
1854 and save it from going beyond.
That was q two faced declaration,
and Mr.. Randall could stand on it
in Pennsylvania while Mr.. Waiter
son could just as easily stand on it
in Kentucky. But the St. Louis
platform has at least the merit of
abandoning all double dealing, and
of speaking on the tariff question in
terms which are direct, explicit and
unmistakable. 1t declares that Pres
idcnt Cleveland's message is the
correct Interpretation OF the plat.
form Of 1854, aud supplements this
with separate resolution which
expressly endorses the Mills bill.
In other words, it justifies the
construction which the Free Traders
put upon the platform; it abandons
all attempt at a straddle; and it
plants the Democratic party on the
extreme position of the Presidents
message. 1t approves the Mills
bill, but it goes beyond that measure
because the message goes beyond it.
The Mills bill does not limit it's
proposed reduction wholly to the tar
itf duties, but does embrace some
decrease of internal taxation. The
message, on the other hand, express
ly condemned any attempt to cut
down internal taxes, and insist that
the entire reduction should come
from the tariff. The Democrats Of
Congress did not dare go to the full
extent of the message in reporting
the Mills bill, but the Democrats Of
the Convention have endorsed it in
all length and breadth. The position
OF the Democratic party is at last
clearly and decisively fixed, and
there is no longer any room for
cavil or dispute.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

A new law has just taken effect
providing that pensions heretofore
or hereafter granted to widows Of
soldiers of the war of the rebellion
shall commence at the date of the
death of the husband. This legisla.
ton favorably effects all claims of
widows which have been filed in
the Pension Office on or after July Z,
1880, and which have been allowed
to commence from the date of the
filing of the claims. In settlement
under this law of claims already
allowed no formal application will
be required and the services of at
torneys will not be necessary.
Widows need only letter, giving
her name, postoffice address and
certificate number, and the CLAIMS
will be allowed with as little delay
as is practicable.-Preston County
J0uTnqL.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Huntington Adyertiser, in
speaking of the Democratic Primary
in Cabell county, says:
AN immense vote was polled
throughout the county, and fight
made for the leading candidates that
will leave deep wounds in the par
ty.'
The same may be said in regard
to Wayne county. There are scores
of the best element of the Demo.
cratic party in this county who are
so dissatisfied with the corrup,
methods used in nominating their
ticket they will work and vote for
honest and capable Republicans, OF
independent Democrats, rather than
support men who owe their nomi.
nation to whisky and money.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Jefferson" for July is a capital
number in every respect, and, from
the first page to the last, cannot
fail to delight every woman who
sees it. This month begins new
volume with brilliancy surprising
even in this magazine, from which
one, always expects so much. Now
is good time to subscribe or to
form a club. Send for a sample.
copy. Terms: Two Dollars a year
with great reduction to clubs
Address PetersOn's Magazine
900 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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They AcknowIedge the Corn.

Hartford Times IDsml.
The shouters for a Gree Trade
platform at ST. Louis" may learn
something to their advantage-if
such people can learn anything on
the subject of the tariff when
they know everything already-by
a careful scrutiny Of the Oregon re-
turns.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Richie County has fine physi
Clans, honorable and enterprising
merchants, prosperous and uprigh'
farmers, first-class mechanics, thor.
ough teaches, able lawyers and ar
industrious and reliable people gen.
orally.
The county has about doubled ir
population since 1870. Great i'm
provements have been made. Lane
has been cleared, handsome residcn.
ces built, mills putin operation, stock
improved and increased in number
and general progress made.-Ritch
&c Gazette.
The same can be said Of Wayne
county.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The hope Of the country is in the
ballot. The future and, as ! con.
ceive, the welfare and progress Of
the republic, the future condition
Of the wage earners, depend upon
the issue to be settled in November.
Americans, native born and natural.
lied, who love their country must
be on guard on that day Of supreme
concern; it is their day, their one
great opportunity. Parties must be
subordinated to the great interests
Of the masses. 10 party necessity
is great enough to force It's adher-
ents against SIS country's best in.
tercsts. care NOT what in the
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future may DC the party's name
which stands for the people, will
follow its flag under whatever
designation or leadership, because
it is my country's flag and repre-
sents its greatness and its glory
Major Hchinley, IN has speech on
tie Xils bill.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

On Tuesday evening last, Rev
A. Fl. Chittcnden, pastor of the
Congregational church, ofthis place,
was given most agreeable surprise
He was called to the door
by member of the Grand
Army Post and what was
his surprise to find his house almost
surrounded by members of the Post
and the Woman's Relief Corps.
Mr.. Chittenden finding resistance
useless surrendered at once. p. D.
Bishop, Commander of the Post
then made short speech in which
he stated that the "boys" and the
ladies of the Corps were SO highly
pleased with the sermon preached
by him on Memorial Sunday that
they had decided to show theil
appreciation in more substantial
way than mere thanks and so had
purchased him an elegant easy chair
which he asked him to accept witt
the best wishes Of the Post and the
Relief Corps. Mr.. Chittenden re
sponded in well chosen words
showing, as one member of the
Post expressed it, that he Away.
was ready with a speech. He sale
that it was gratifying to know
that his efforts to please had beer
so successful, and he should Away;
have warm place in his heart fo
the members of the Grand Arm,
Post of this place. The affair will
long be remembered with plcasur,
by all concerned.-Andoyer { Ohio
Citizen.
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Harvey selected.
From the Charleston Gazette.

From the Charleston Gazette.
Huntington, June zI.--Thos. II.
Harvey gets a majority Of zzs over
Campbell in Logan county, which
gives him a majority of279in the dis
tuct. lie is therefore the Demo.
cratic nominee for Judge in the
Eighth Judicial Circuit.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Our friends the enemy-meanine
the Republicans go into the fight
this year whipped from the start
Huntington Adoertiser.
You are mistaken, Mr.. Adcer.
tiscr. The Republicans go into
the fight with Victory-with a big
V-perched upon their banner.
Everything points that way.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Sistersville wooden mill has
agents travelling through the county
buying wool, and for some grades
they pay as low as twenty cents in
goods. The wool that sold last year
tor 81 and 80 cents is now selling at
p and 2S.-1yler County Star.
The Mills bill is doing il.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

There does not seem TO be a great
deal of harmony among the Demo
Gratis of the Third District. The
Congressional fight is becoming
very bitter.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

down on polygamy, favors adj
mission of Territories to Statehood
demands reduction oflet,er postage
to one cent. 81
Nominating speeches are being
made to-day. No one can tell the
result at this writing.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Cabcll county Democratic
ticket is as follows: House Of
Delegates, II J Samuels Prosecu-
ting Attorney, L. e. Ricketts,;
Sheriff, E, Kyle County Commits
sioner J J. Rousey; Assessors,
Samuel HaysliP and Virgil Yates;
County Surveyor, James L. Thorn.
burg.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The more we hear of what is 90.
ing on in the State, the greater be-
comes our fear that the Republicans
will capture the Legislature
Vest ia, Democrat.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Ne,cs-Letter, published at
Wheeling, heretofore an independ-
ent paper, has come out in favor of
the people of America and will
henceforth advocate Protection.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Mr.. Geo. Wallace, publisher of
the Huntington Argus, took uoto
himself life partner last week.
We congratulate him.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

VIII the Hon. Ira ]. McGinnis
be an independent candidate for
Judge? No one can tell the truth
and say the primary election was
conducted fairly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

1t is difficult to tell who the pro.
tective electricity of victory will
strike at Chicago.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The ADVANCE extends congratu-
lations to Bro Marshall, editor of
the Calhoun Chronicle, who was
recently married to Miss May
Thomas, of Grantsville.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Tie Guyandotte Herald of last
week contained two supplements.
The editor and publisher of that
paper is enterprising.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22
The Democratic Platform.
Philadelnhla Pres.

T IIIH'IEI TTIIIH 7 T''Hs
The Free Traders won complete
triumph at St Louis. After sus-
tanning an apparent check for three
days they turned the tables and
carried every point The final
deliveranee OF the Convention is
precisely what they contendcd FOR
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22
NOVELS.

Having secured the agen-
cy for the American News
Go. we are enabled to sup
ply our patrons with almost
any magazine orpublica ton
printed. A nice line of nov
els just received, among
which are choice books OF
the Seaside and Old Cap
Collier detective stories
Libraries. Also III. Rider
Haggard's works. Price, 5,
10, 20 and % cents per copy.
Gail at the Advance" office
and see them.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The red bandana will be "all tat
tered and torn before the campaign
is ended.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

II is estimated that there are
twelve hundred people from Yves,
Virginia at Chicago.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Logan county Democrats
have nominated w. +. Floyd,
brother Of J. 3. Floyd, Of the Sec
rotary Of States Office, for the House
OF Delegates