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The Richie Revie,o is a hand
some four-yearold. Nav Bro.
Mathers become millionaire ere he
retires from the publishing business.
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The Senate tariff bill will be taken
up and passed as soon as the Senate
meets. The tariff should be revised
the surplus reduced, and the Re
publican party will do it without
destroying single American in
dustry.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-05

Mrs. Susan Dudley, mother of
editor J.. r. Dudley, of the Hunting
ton Times, died at her home in
kanawha county, last Saturday.
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Nine pretty and sweet voiced
telephone girls at Buffalo, n. y.
are on strike; caused by the COM
pany wanting them to do double
work.
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nat excellent paper, the New
York Press, celebrated its first an.
n'versary last Saturday, by appear.
ingas an eight page paper, beautiful.
y illustrated. The Press, although
only one year old. has won the
hearts Of the American people and
as newspaper venture is won.
derful success.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-05

The Democrats have not vet sue
ceeded in counting out Goff. 1t
was bigger job than they artici-
pated.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-05

The Republican State Commit.
tee offers q reward of$I,ooo FOR the
arrest and conviction Of the person
or persons who changed the ballots
u hanawha county, while those
ballots were in custody Of the clerk
Of the county court; and the same
Tor the Wetzel county lob.
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Mrs. w. I. Sherman, wife of
General Sherman, is dead.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-05

Jack Frost received a hearty wei.
come in Florida.
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9th Day Of December, 1883
Terms ofSale:

Ihe purchaser will be Srequircd 10 pay cash
suHicient 20 pay. cost ~ suit, aud tho residue
IN equal instalfncnts, payable with iutarost
~ q, l1and ~ months with security for fhcse
deferfcd payments and the LEGAL Title will
" paid.
q. q BuEoFss.
, special Comm isslOucr
elveh ~ this cause b. special coiufnissioncg.
a. required by law.
Tcsie. IAMEs y. WEtIuNv
NOV. ~ 1888 clerH Wayne CircuIt Court
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Mckinley, of Ohio, would make
an excellent Speaker of the House.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-05

DO not pay $45. for sewing
machine; but come to this office
and get first-class machine for $2s.
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AT the opening of the next Con.
gress West Virginia will be repre-.
sented by two Democrats and two
Republicans, for the Governor will
issue certificates on the face of the
returns as the returns reach him.
He will give certificates to McGin-
mis- and Smith in the Third and
Fourth Districts for the same rea.
sons that he will give them to Pen
dleton and Wilson in the First and
Second.
a certificate is prinaa facie evil
dence of title to scat, and nothing
more. 1T can be shown to the
satisfaction of majority of the
House of Representatives that
Smith and McGinnis are not fairly
elected, their seats will be handed
over to the Democratic contestants
in case Messrs. Anderson and lack.
son conclude to contest. The seat
from the First District, which Mr..
Pendlcton will hold until the House
can be informed as to his utter lack
OF title, belongs to Atkinson, be-
cause the people elected him, and
Atkinson will get the seat.
The Governor cannot go into the
whole nasty business and exclude
the fraudulent ballots, but the House
of Representatives can and will.
The certificate which Pendleton
will present will reek with the odor
of a notorious theft. This will not
disturb Pcndlcton's peace Of mind
but it will disturb him at an early
day in the possession Of Atkinson's
seat.-LnteLIigencor
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or
~ REAL ESTATE,

n
- REAL ESTATE.
tiy virtue % decree ~ the circuit court Of
Way ne county made aud entered at the Sep
icnper term 1883, To- q chamcory cause there
in pending, wherein John s. BAILEY was
plaintih and J. ~. Fuller e. nls. were defend
ants The undersigned, who was appointed
aSpecial commissioner Tor that purpose, viii,
on tine
2Oth Day of December, 1888.
oifcr for salo NJ the front door Of the Conf
House OF wayne county, W. Va at hubble
auction, 10 the highest bidder the following
real estate situate in said county, tn-wifs a
tract 81 is2acre.. more OF less, situated on the
middle fork Of lower Camp creek where lie
said John =. Bailey now lives.
Terms Of Sale.
cash IN hand. 10 much 81 said land VIII he
sold ~ viii pay dcbtof sje5gl with interest
aud cost.
g. O.. BURGESS.
Special Commissiuner
houd with approved personal security b.
ven 80 tins cause hy { ~ above spsrinl com,
missioner ~ required hy law
Iesic, JANIS J.. WELLNAy. Clerk
Nov. -, 1873
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NOTICE.
COMMISSIONEIs'S SALE OF
~ REAL IsSTNTE.

Under and BY virtue OF decree Of tho cir.
cult court % Wayne county, W. Va. made
aud entered ~ the Sept. term Is.s i'm "a
chancory cause therein pending wherein
james Maynard aud Arnold Mead are pIain.
tiiis and James Spaulding a. ais. are defend
ants The undersigned, who was appointed
Especial commissioner Tor that purpose will
10Th Day of December. 1888.
offer Tor sale NJ the front door Of Wayne
court House VI. Va, at public auction 10
inc hiRuest bidder, the following tract or
parcel Of land. situated IN the county 81
wayne lying on Old House branch a trfbu-
tafy OF the Oh fOrk OF Jennys creek, con-
tatuing 10 acres more or less 81 being fbc
ZANE land decided by James spauiding To
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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-13
.upervisors q CambrIa township.

supervisors Oh 1anlDIld township.
On motionarebate warrant for $o,83
was ordered in favor of Frederick
Brick for personal property taxillegaly
assessed and paid for the year 1853
by order Of the board Of supervisors
Of Frederick township.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
RESOLVED That hereafteT Justices
of the peace in their quarterly report
arc required to make a certificate, GER
.tifying that the fees Of every constable
having fees on their docket in report,
are true and correct to the best Of their
knowledge and belief and are the
proper fees allowed by law.
RESOLVED: That the county attor-
ney is hereby instructed to bring suit
against Marshall county to recover
pay for boarding their prisoners, If
they do not settle said bill in full at
once.
The following bills were allowed.
Samaritan Hospital care Brown
county sick Iof go
Samaritan Hospital, care Of
Brown county insane 2rs
Samaritan Hospital care Of Me-
Pherson county poor 30 10
Hicks hardware company
mdse. for court house 2s
Dakota state bindey, books I25 90
III G McNutt, services com. Of
insane &c SO
John Garland, mdse for Aber-
,esea poor 81 40
poor 40 so
Fred B Smith, commissioners
services and mileage II 90
S G Hedger express o5
Louis Lager, coal for Aber-
deer. poor 50 vs.
w ! Steere, commissioners
services and mileage 28 10
q w Lohr, care Of sick poor
Of Aberdeen G9
Dakota Bell publishing com
pany 81 3s
E ] MatheE commissioenrs
services and mileage u oo'
E FL Alley, commissioner
Of poor IA os
E III Alley, commissioners
services and mileage 9 IS
Bills offs II Comstock & Company
for livery for commissioners Of insan-
ity was on motion disallowed.
On motion board adjourned until
April 10th, 1888, at which meeting
they desire the presence Of all the
township assessors.
sc HEpgER. County Auditor.
f MATHER Chairman.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-13
Final Proof Notices.

- ~ N
NOTICE fldayits or publication OF ali lega
NOTICES pnb ished IN The sun can obtain
Cd at Hagarty X Marple's Rank, a berdeen
fSice for pabaishlAg final proof notices
Land oace Al Aheraesu, OAK, Apfil srd. 1855.
honee Is hereby given that the following named
settler has led noce Of her intention p make anal
homesttsd proof m support Of bel claim and thai said
pfoef will ke made before register o. receiver Of fhe
Y 5, had Office as Aberdeen, Dal., On May ~ 1888
yIzs Enmelins g Riley
n 4 NO. fer the Bortl wesfH sec 10, twp tAr range
Co. She names the following witaesses IS prove her
Coatlnnoiis residence Upon. and cultivation az said
land yik: Alex Smith and Rachael Canning CT Scat
.srEp9d, Dak and y hagen and q Chapea Of 81.
Herbert, pak.
Mouse 4 Love, Attys. '''
Land Office at Aberdeen. Dak Marsh ssth, 1858
Notice hereby give that The following nAnd SET
Tier has hitd notice et his lntcat9nt4 make FINAL
pfoot - appoe 81 bis clain and thar said proof viii
land oihce AZ Abttaccn, Oak. Me1th. 1885, VIA
Williaa q. Hubbard
Presumption entry 76t3. for the n-e sec = fpw 47r
range 6s He nainsA the following Witnesses Is
prove lis eontlnyous residence upon and cultivation
eis said laud4 VIE tnsrph ~. Nichols, Eibeif X.
Qelsley lhomas shanlley, 0f Mansfield, George
1-a3 N IL Harfis, Register.
Brown nfes Attorneys, Aberdeen.
Land Qfice al Abe deem. Oak March s. sss8
Notice Is hereby given that The following named
settier has 6led notice 81 h
proof q support e his claim and fet aid proof VIII
ee nfSe hetore The Or seeeiver 81 the H. 81
land tice a. Abet8en, bal., On May 4st gaee VIZ.
Thomas : Shaply,
lnder II No 1sba, for ne sopla-tast X sec ~ twp
tats range dss re namcsfle felloNine witnesses a
prove his continuous fcsidrnee uppn and tniiif
n said iant Yir hltfrt - QdsGlef rank Refada,
Lhafles Magaef 81 Mpasaeld OAK. and Aben
1annahNi of MatRSf, palf
Harris. Ftgistor
4 pssNn DEcs AH3S 3si6
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-13

Notice Is hereby given -; 3 naHe '
settler has filed notce pf ihtenton Sc makshH
proef il spppsftTor ms q sss a thst aid penot wi
BE made before the register receiver ci thc ~
ss.s.i office al Ah==,447eu, flak May fsVfs28
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-13

Land once at Aberdeen. ntK ] (iua4 81
1884 Notices. Is hereby given tllat The fcil94-
ing named settler has iiletf ns 100 "a 9yF ~
til 8tf0n gttaA n al proof Iii s apprt of ~
claim and that said ffpof will pc made hef ~
tbs feAistef or receiYer OH land pi'ist
at Abordeoat Dnk on Anfif ~. 1SS6 Va
kranNks An0oISOr
for the south half Of -es8 sees town la I1iilN
O.. He names the f0iioWf19 witnc sscs 10 ls1 7NH
his coutlnueus res 0nce upnn ana etailtt
ton cf Has4 land, viz ChEster NeNkltN,
Obed Uehnrt, a. s. Jhesebfo 81 warner. - NJ
ana A. o. Titus Of AbsrQeco. D8k.
NH. Hsrrls. KGBisffrs
1.z7
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-13

hid 4o44, for the fa-c section "A. twp raNNr i
He names rke following Witnesses pr9te his eens
tnpous residences upon and cilivatioa rf ssid Snd,
viz g. + Dawes and Frank Dfeher q NagnN5,
Dak ard jW. Clancy and Napoleon Afnt2 pk
Aberdeen OAK
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
PERSONAL JOTTINGs
About New Haven People and OtEl
 Connecticut People.

About New Haven People and Other COnnecticut People. Miss Maggie Spencer of Albany, NY, is 6 guest of Miss Bertha Graham of 26 Rosette street.
 B. A. Treat, of Wallingford, left yesterday morning for two weeks trip to Cincinnati and through the West.
 K. Schonberger, the prominent meat deal CT, has gone on his annual vacation to the Catskill mountains and Saratoga. The Misses Julia Starkberger, Josie Bau' mel, Pauline Kasten and Lena M. Howe went to Litehfeld yesterday for two weeks SO journ.
 Sam Sternschus, the head clerk at E. Schonberger,s, has returned from his stay al the Thimble Islands, and reports of having g good time.
 Mr. A. G. Smith of 16 Park street, who has been summering at Bethlehem, N. H., goes to Montreal for week or more, returning tc this city August 10.
 Dentist E. R. Magnus, of Meriden, left yes. terdsy on his vacation, which will consist oi steamship voyage from Boston to Halifax,
 N.S., and return for the benefit of his health. Dr. Beach, the new presiding elder of the Methodist church, was the guest of I. A. Spencer's family in Waterbury Sunday. He preached in the First Methodist church there in the morning and at St. Paul's church iu the evening.
 Ex-Engineer John Browning, for many years of the New York road, and before that on the Hartford road, always one of the old reliables and much respected by host oi friends, is summering at Northampton, Sui folk county, l.. I. His health has not been good for several years, but is slightly im- proved.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Waterbury are here on e short vacation and are stopping at his wife's former residence on West Chapel street. Mir. Waterbury was bookkeeper fol
 . number of years at the Consolidated rail road offices in this city. For some time past he has been connected with large life in surance company and Is in their office ir New YorK.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Rowe, of Philadel. phia, are here on their annual visit and are with their friends. MT. and Mrs. James How'd on William street. MT. and Mrs. Rowe were formerly residents of Fair Haven. Sev.
 eral years ago they went to Philadelphia tc
 reside, where quite large property was Jeff Mrs. Rowe by the death of her aunt. Hel son-in-law and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Sere- no Mansfield, also of Philadelphia, will soor be iE this city to spend 0 few weeks. MT Mansfield was for twelve years c partner oi w. A. Beers in the photograph business or Chapel street, and has 6 host of friends here
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
A WILD ROY.
Rowing About VRish sl I'm Hfs Poeke ct
 Wanted in RrOckten. Maae.

Rowing About with $1 I'm HHs Pocket
 Wanted i'm BrOckten. Mass.
 A boy of fourteen giving his name as James Ford was picked up by the police at the depot Friday night and after being kept at the sta- tion house oyer night was turned over to Agent Preston of the board of charities, who elicited from him that his true name was Harry Snow and that he was son of Mrs. Emma Boomer of Brockton, Mass, by for mer husband and that he had run away from home. Saturday night Mr. Preston telegraph ed to Mrs. Boomer about the case and sixty hours later return message signed E. Butler came asking him to hold the boy Harry Snow until an officer came after him. In the mean time the boy, not being under restraint, there being no lookup at the rooms, had skipped. He is five feet four inches tall, round faced, has dark eyes and hair, wore g brown coat and knee brooches, blatk stockings and black hat, drab flannel shirt and is good talksr He had $1 in his pocket. Agent Preston tel egraphed not to send the officer at present. It is suspected that the boy stole some mousy in Bsockton.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
PRIZE sHoarnnn.
New Haven Gun olub-Their Contest
 T0sMOrrNW.

New Haven Gun ORub-ThefF Contest
 T0-morrow.
 The New Haven Gun club will have 8 shooting tournament at the grounds of the club near West Chapel street tomorrow af- ternoon, commencing at o'clock. Sweep stake shooting will be provided, which being explained to the uninitiated means shooting that is open to all corners. Contestants will be charged an entrance fee which will be divided and awarded to the four best marks men, who will receive either 40, 30, 20 or 10 per cent of the purse. The contestants will shoot at blue rocks, which will be thrown from traps.
 In addition to the sweepstake shooting the members of the club will shoot for prizes, which will be awarded at the close of the seasons shooting.
 The club have decided to give shoot on 6 large scale on September 19 and 20 One hun dred and fifty dollars in money prizes have been guaranteed, besides many special prizes It is expected that many who are exper narksmen with shotguns will be presen from this and other States, as this priz. shooting will be open to all. Visitors anG participants are welcome to the grounds oi the club tomorrow and during other con faafa
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
Sas.acus,R BE Rxcursion.

The twelfth annual excursion of Grand Canton Sassaeus No. 1, P. M., I. O. o. F., takes place on Tuesday, August 14. New York city and Coney Island will be visited and the steamer Elm City, on which the ex- cursionists will sail, is already assured oi taking one of the finest and gsyest parties that it has had this season. The best kind of care is to be given to those who enjoy the pleasure of the day and an excellent chance will be given to see all the sights of New York and it's elegant watering place. The committee of arrangements are: John s. Hin man. Peter Terhune. Henry S. Ball, Frank E. Todd, Frank D. Brett, Amos J. Brown. Charles E. Libbey, Horace B. Mix, W. Frank Peckham, Lewis s. Manville, David R. All ing, Charles R. Hall, John R. Huff, H. B. Perry, Charles c. Smith, Frank B. Lane, E.
 L. Wright, E. H. Sperry, 0. J, Rabanus
 Burr S. Peck, George B. Hoggson and Frank " Nona1a
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
LADIES, WEEK

As Mendel & Freedmam's TT2 Chapel Serset.-We are aefng to Give OuI Lady Patrons a Grens ReneAt this week, viz.-Ladies' Underwear a, one.haaf fprfee-Ladies' Jerseys at one haIfprice-Ladies' GOrsets at oRe.haIi price-Ladies Hose at one -haIfprAce- We know from experience that oul | patrOne appreciate Good Bargains, but thts week we are going to do stIll \ better.
 Head Every Item Carefully. Ladies' white skirts, made of Lonsdale muslin, yoke band and half yard deep lace f1ounce on the bottom value $1.25, Benefll Sale price, 50c. Ladies' white skirts made of Lonsdale mus lin with deep Hamburg hounces; value $1, benefit sale ptiCe 49c. Ladies' white skirts with deep cluster tucks and lace founce; value sec, benefit sale price 30c. with yoke made entirely of the best Hamburg, also Hamburg trimmed neck and sleeves. This garment would be cheap at 75c; our price for this week only 39c.
 Ladiee' chemises made of Lonsdale muslin with Hamburg front; value 50c.; benefit sale price 99c. soc cOrsets fer 29c. 75c cOrseis for 30C. 91 cOrscts for A9c. Ladies' black jerseys, plated back, worth $1, sale price 39c.
 Ladies' fine all wool jerseys, with braided front, sold at g, benefit sale price csc.
 Ladies' fine all wool cashmere jerseys, in coIors, with braided front and back, were $2.50. This weeks sale price S1.25.
 Ladies' flannel blouses, worth $1.5O, sale price 9Sc.
 Ladies' full regular made fancy hose, value 19c, benefit sale price 9c a pair.
 Ladies' fancy hose, entirely new, fall styles, full regular made, value 50c. benefit sale price Y5c.
 Ladies, Balbrfggan Hose, g6ld usually
 at 12 l-2 c. a pair-Beneflt sale price
 Read our prices for Notions During thfs weeks sale.
 Cashmere bouquet soap, one cake to each lady, gratis during lElis week.
 Best transparent glyoerine. soap worth 10c, for 3c a cake.
 Colored crochet linen edging, 12 yds to a piece, each piece worth 50c; benefit sale price Sc 9 piece.
 Ladies' pure silk mitts, sold this season at 25c, benefit sale price Sc.
 Ladies' fine silk gloves, were this season 29c, benefit sale price 12 1-9c.
 Tourist rfiing, six yards to each box, sale price 0c 8 box.
 Ladies hemstitched handkerchiefs, sold in no other store for less than for 25c, our sale price 6 for l5c.
 Elegant fancy dress buttons, worth 25c 8 dozen, sale price g dozen for SC.
 500 yards spool basting cotton for 1C.
 Fine Turkish wash cloths for HC.
 Ladies' fine linen co1tars and cuffs, worth 121<c each, sale price SC.
 Ladies' due colored camhEic collars and
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
rhe New BrltaIn Fire.

NEW BRITAIN, Aug. 6.-No clue to the origin of the fire which destroyed J. M. Bel dsn's $15, 900 residence in this city last night has been found. The house cost Mr. Beldsn $15, 900, and contained fine furniture and valuable paintings. MT. Belden had been endeavoring to effect it's sale to be used as 8 parsonage. It was insured for $11, ,000. MT. Belden left yesterday to drive to Litch6eld, where his son is. The house was unoccu- pied. It was believed the house was set on fire to conceal evidences ot robbery. A Mans Body ~Found-A Hartford
 mystsry-A Woman Struck by a
 Train.
 HARTFORD, Aug. 6.--The body of an un- known man, about thirty-fve years old, was found on the river bank this afternoon. He had on only shirt marked "A. s." which was wound around the face. The medical examiner finds no evidence of foul play. The remains are those of man 5 feet inches high, somewhat stout, black hair and eyes. He had been Shaved within forty-eight hours
 Margaret Mclaughlin, dissipated woman forty-four years old, was struck by train on the Morgan street crossing this afternoon and badly bruised about the body. Injuries probably not fatal. She was taken to the hospital
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
0faeara InafaIIed-Raacna Loare

Rescue lodge No. S2, I. o. of c. T., install ed the following officers last night for ths quarter ending November l, 1888: c. T., o A. Pickett; V. T., Katie M. HuIse; Sec., FL mer E. okeson; F. Sec, T. F. Williams; T. Charles W. Selk; O., Frank s. Werle; M William Fl. Bradley; Guard, Edward Bar tram; Sentinel, Stanley Gilbert; s. J. T., F Harris; L. D., Hobart L. Hotchkiss; A. Sec. Hattie v. Hunter; D. M., Bertha McFarlane P. 0. T.. Edmund W. Linton,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
Entersainnaents.

The startling adventures of a courier of the Czar will be portrayed faithfully at the Hy- perion Theater tomorrow evening when Charles L. Andrews company will present the dramatized version of Jules Verne's great novel Michael Strogof." The presenting company is strong and remarkably well balanced one. Four great ballets, the minuet marches and several prominent dancers are with the company.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
fire to conceal evidences ot robbery.
A Mans Bedy -F0und-A HartfOrG
ssampIng and Knabroidery.

"Yes, Lizzie, l like to do fancy work, but haven't felt like trying that pattern-or anything else-for week. These awful sdragging-down' pains are just killing mel" "I know how you feel, and I can tell you where to look for relief. Dr. Pierceis Favorite Prescription is certain cure for all those pc cnliar weaknesses and distressing ailments. Why. it even cured me of prolapsus, and many of my lady friends have been cured of various grave maladies peculiar to our sex by tbis wonderful medicine" It is the only. medicine sold by druggists under positive guarantee from the manufacturers that it will give satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Read guarantee on bottle wrap ger.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-07
SLOW PROGRESS,

A House Still on Its Travels 10 . New
 Location
 The old Beers homestead, which formerly stood on York street and which House Mover Baldwin began moving from it's old site to a new one corner of sherman and Gilbert ave- nues two weeks ago laat Friday, has only reached point about 8 block below Sher- man avenue on George street. Its progress has necessarially been slow owing to the in- reference of trees and vines. The task is a difficult one and the greatest of care is re- ouired