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National Republican., 1888-02-08
THE DUILNEss EXPLAINED.
Prices OF all Stocks Heavy and Fiuot1>
ations Very Narrow.

New YORK, Feb. 7To.day's stock ma'ket
was the most unnterestiug one for many days
but 1t was remarkable for the decided strength
displayed In the face Of a flood of unfavorable
stories, which ordinarily would have caused a
marked depression, Notwithstanding the dull
mess brokers in Investment securities soy that
they have largo orders for dlvidend.paylng
stocks, and are taking advantage OF the bear
ure account for the stubbornness of the market
so far this week.. The bears renewed their at
taeks on the list In the early morning when the
but great strength was shown.
The opening was made at advances extend.
ing TO " per cent, on very dull market, and
further fractional advances were made In the
first hour. The dullness steadily grew more
intense until after delivery hour, after IL
O'Clock, and prices were rather neavy, most Of
close was steady though very duh, at close to
the orenng figures. Closing prices are some
what, irregular, but generally higher as com
pared with last n nights prices. though the
Money on call has been easy, ranging from
2lS to 8, last loan at 2A and closing offered
et2l9, Sterling exchanges dull and md steady: te
bills, and ASA to 4s5M for demand. Posted
fatss4S4B to 500. Government bonds dull
and steady. State bonds entirely neglected.
treasury balances-Coin. sl3l.965l5l; cur
The following were the closing bid quota
Is. coup, i2e1l; ~, lo795; Pac es OF '95. 100;
La Cons, OiIS Mo; Go q 's8, 1907; n Q. con.
Va. Is. IS; do. ex. nat. coupon,
4o Cen. pac frsts, 1l3; Denver and RIO
srande tlTsts, 72 N, X, and T., gen, g, coz;
seconds, 1919; Northwestern cons, 1lOi@ do.
dehenturc, ,l69iSt! ST. l. and San Fran, ,ilit5 81.
Paul con-, 1851; st. = c., and Pac. LIST, l22;
Southern Pac. Col. llrsts, III; 4. 7. R.G. & g.,
GS: Northern Pacific ~, ~; West Shore,
81; do. pfd., IS; Am. Express, iO7l5; Bos. Air
Line pid., g55S; b. G. aud Il. ~, %; Canada
Southern, 537s; Canton, 5Up. Cen. pac.. 800;
Ches. and Ono, bis Chicago and Alton iGS;
do. pfd., 1872: Z. u. and c., ieT}I; C,eve.
land and Col blla Con. Goal, 20, Del, and
J,f Hpa i9G5s pei 4 t lsSk iSSls az, pSn w. T. g.
Harlem, 2l5: HuuS. " Tex, ~; III. Cent. 10;
Kansas & Tcxns 1917; l.. K. II W, l5I5;
Lake Shore, 9li@: Lyl. and Nash, 5y5;
Man.. q Co9.. $50: NJ. and Char, ,53';
NJ Mob 7ai1 sHa 2" "a AsT aHa N6lf;v E vlSs
Western pfd., aj Northern Pac,, 2lH do. pid.,
%; Northwestern, 1879; DO. ptd., liz; \,
Y. Cen. 1868; Chicago and ST. H., lGb; do.
pid., 1O Ohio and Miss. 2Sli do. pfd., 81;
Rar RcS anS lSi y REe99ns T c5 RSn RSak f9S aa aH
Ms; do. Grstpfi., ii2%;s St, Paul 759S do. pd,
l1l19:, ". p. and o., SSlI do. ptd l0j Tenn.
y. and J., SlsI. Texas rae. 25le; Union Par,
Wells Fargo, i2s; West n1nioa, 7s,s Silver
silver. 10: do. pid.. "a.
*Asked.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Work Performed UndsS the Present
Board OF Management.

The board of supervisors Of Alexandra
county held their meeting on Monday for the
purpose oftransacting road business In accord.
bncc with acts Of the general assembly of 1888
and 1881.
The sheriff made his returns Of road fines
hncollected, and was directed to furnish list
Of all delinquents at the next regular meeting,
Chairman A. B. Granwell and Horace Ball
submitted their report of the condition OF the
roads, which was read by the clerk and held
by him to be submitted at the February term
of court, to conform to law.
The clerk was empowered TO insure the
county poorhouse; also, to purchase for uso of
the county "Johnson's Farmer"
All accounts submitted were duly allowed
and ordered to be paid by drafts on treasurer.
Adjourned TO meet second Tuesday In March.
Prior TO the year 1885 the annual expendi-
ture OF Alexandria county was in excess of
5000 Under the management Of the present
beard II has been reduced to 81, 900 for the cur.
rent years 1856 and 1887.
Real estate transactions In Alexandria
county as shown by the clerks (Mr. ii, H.
Young record are ninety-threc (93) deeds
have been recorded during November, Decem.
Der, and January; fees which have been paid
the state, 1891. Prior to the present incumbent
clerk no returns were ever made to the state
auditor
National Republican., 1888-02-08
WORK ON THE FLATS.
A Freshet Can Cause Considerable
Damage to be Done.

Col. Haines states in his report of the work
performed during the month of January on the
Potomac flats that sl7,9i0.6s was ex-
pended. leaving an unexpended balance of
S7l.96117. There was no dredging of the chau-
mel during December on account of the ice on
the river. In conversation yesterday Col
Haines said that in the event of sudden thaw,
accompanied by heavy rains, much damage
would he done to the improvements on the
river front and to the city ITSELF. Congress had
been repeatedly asked to provide means for
preventing such disaster, but so far nothing
had been done. Dredging will be resumed as
soon as the river is open. A channel 800 to550
feet wide and 20 fact deep has been dredged
between Georgetown and Giesboro' Point, aud
the Washington channel has also been wldened
from 200 to $50 feet. All the material has been
deposited on the flats, and up TO the present
time 503 acres nave been reclaimed. or the
12.C00 COO cubic yards required TO fill the flats
6,3U0,OC0 have been deposited. A cargo of
granite will soon arrive at the reservoir
outlet,
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Leaves of Absence in the treasury.

The Secretary of the Treasury has issued n
circular In regard to leaves Of absence, which
provides that leaves Of absence will be granted
on proper occasion to any clerk or emplOye
whose conduct and services have been salts
factory, for such portion Of thirty days as may
remain after deducting all the days of his
absence (excluding legal holidays aud days
when the department Is closedl when for sick
ness or ott erwise, since the LIST of January in
each year. Absence from the department in
excess OF thirty days, whether from sickness
OF by other excuse, shall he without pay, eX.
eept when Otherwise ordorol By the Seeretary.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

Mr.. ]. II. Brooks read very Interesting and
instructive paper on 1.-THE Growth of Education
Among the Colored People of the District of
Columbia During the PastTwenty-ive Years"
He said "that contrary to prevalent opinion.
the instruction of colOred children began at
least half century prior to the rebellion. The
first coloTed school In Georgetown was opened
the haIdships and trials that fell to the lot of
those who were foremost in providing Tor the
education of the colored youth in this COM
records he proved that the black mau was not
behind his white brother in the matter OF edu.
cational facilities. Mrs. Smith and the Misses
Neville and Alexander furnished some excel.
lent music,
National Republican., 1888-02-08
MIR. ENDICOTT SUSTAINED
In the Order Made Limiting Details rs
Aid. de- Camp.

The President has sustained the action of
the Secretary of War in issuing the order limit.
ing details as aid-de.camp to four years.
There was considerable opposition TO this or.
der on the part of general officers of the army,
and each of them applied to have exceptions
made in particular cases. Mai Gen. Schofeld
filed protest with the President against the
operation of the order so far as 1t applied to
Capt. Sanger, of his staff, IL is stated at the
War Department that the delay III this matter
arose entirely from the mislaying of the papers
and not from any intention to rescind the or.
also stated that no further orders will be is
sued on the subject
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Collier in Jack Cade.

Edmund Collier played Jack CHdc" in the
Harris Theater yesterday, and played it in cX.
cellent form, too He was called before the
curtain and his pcfsonatlOn of the great
English rebel was admlr0be. Edmnnd Collier
u tragedian. He is possessed of magnificent
physique, u grand voice, and he graceful pres.
CnCe and bCaling necessary for their perfect
liSulDy.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

hand cell marked A OF this prison. Each
cell had two doors, and the jailer told the
prisoner that If he would leave his cell and
traverse every other cell without crossing
He fumbled in his pocket, pulled out a bot
tie Of Scotch Oats Essence, took big dose,
and with clear brain and steady mind
proceeded to study 1t out. Aud he did 1t,
and is as free to-day to buy bottle of the
great Gu. er Of all Nerve Diseases and Dys-
pepsia as you are. How did he do 1t {?
Take your pencil and try 1t yourself, but II
your. hand is unsteady, your brain cloudy,
ordered, you will never solve It until you
have bought bottle of Scotch Oats Es-
spnQn.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Young Peopie,s Entertainment.

The Young Peoples Social Chapter, of
Christ Church, East Washington, gave a very
enjoyable musical aud literary entertainment
last evening at McCaulcy's Hall. The features
Of the evening were piano duet by Mrs. Her.
sey and Miss Kline; recitation by Miss Daisy
Towns, and violin solo by Master Harry
Col
National Republican., 1888-02-08

Baltimore Produce Msrkst-Feb. Z.
COTTON frmer; middling, l0Ic.
FLOUR steady and firm, with fair inquiry.
WHEA1-Southern lower and dull; red, $50
9Gc; amber. Qb@07cc: western lower and dull;
No. 2. winter red, spot, sSlE@SSi@c @c February
Ss@ss9s; March, SSAG0Slac; May, 9l9s@9l7Sc.
CORN-southern lower and quiet: white, o
@GOc; yellow, 5S@5SI9c; western lower and
more active; mixed, spot, 67h@571lc; Febru-
airy, 565s@5Sc: March. 5sc asked; May, So 30
OATS lower and quiet southern and Penn
sylvanis, 36@ile. western white, il9i3 :;
western mixed. 3S9i0c.
RYE firm, 6SG7Ou
PROVISIONS steady and quiet.
EGGS lower and weak; fresh, lI@lSc; limei,
lO@lic.
COFFEE nominally steady-Rlo cargoes, or
binary to far. 16@l6Hc.
SUGAR easier-A soft, &c; copper renuei
firm, 15@1Gc.
WHISKY high,r 81 .20@l.22
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Virginia SKIES, plst-dGe
coupons, "a; do. new Is, Go; dc. lO'i0s S5}4 bid
today.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HARPER's MAGAZINE. From the publisher
HarDer d Brothers, New York,

HARPER's MAGAZINE. From the publishers,
HarDer Brothers, New York.
The February number shows no falling
of from the excellence OF the January
number. The leading article is sketch of
Felix Buhot, painter and etcher. The
illustrations are from Buhots etchings.
Mr.. Henry Jamess novelette, is one OF his
best efforts. IL is called Louisa Pallant,
and ia illustrated by G. s. Reinhart. Wil'
liam Black contributes the second Install
ment OF his novel, "ln Far Lochaher."
"Ship Railways, Ancient and Modern" is
the title OF an article by +. l. Hagadcrn'
S. A., is on "RambiDgs in the West" His
"reminiscences are valuable from many
points OF view, as well ne interesting.
"Socialism In London" by j. II, Rosny, is
review Of the present situation In Lon
don, so far as the doings OF socialists are
concerned, The contribution on the tariff,
by the Hon. George F. Edmunds, Is a re-
ply to Mr.. Henry Watterson's article In the
January number
HANDBOOK OF REPUBLICAN INSTITu.
TIOHS IN THE UNITED STATES OF
fdhbnfg fEhRnGA and L London SalH Wniam BacE
wood & Sons. New York Scribner & Wei.
ford. For sale by W. IL. Morrison.
To foreigners settling In this country the
work before us will be of great value. The
author says 81 would like to assist my
countrymen English, Irish, and Scotch
ignorance and now spread before them
banquet OF republican institutions in the
United States of America"
sNATCHED FROM THE POOR HOUSE; a
young girls life history. By N. j. CLoD.
ss0aNsu nt laA Aaln II a.
Bros Price, so cents.
This is realistic novel of strength,
originality, and absorbing interest. II
hinges on the benefits OF life insurance,
and shows how through the foresight Of a
father worthy family was saved from
pauperism and Ito attendant evils.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Corc,ran gndst corp, Hon.

The seventh complimentary hop of the Cor.
coran Cadet Corps Company A, 4th battalion.
D. G. N. G) was held at the National Rifles
Armory last night. The attendance was very
large, and the excellent music added to the
pleasure of the occasion.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

man broke into
a drug store
and stole "a bot
ties of Scotch
Oats Eessence,
the great Nerve
Tonic, Brain In
vigorant, and
Anti : Dyspep-
tic. He was ar
r Q Q I Q d and
locked up IN
the upper left.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Colored People and Educatlon,

Pain masters the mind. Avoid the disease
known as Catarrh by using Warmers Log
Cabin Rose Cream.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Gan He Get Ont p

The following popular puzzle has inter
ested thousands, and we give 1t here for
further attldy and preRsinp Here it is ~
National Republican., 1888-02-08
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE
WASHINGTON CRITIC
ONE THOUSAND
COLUMNS OF MATTER FOR % CTS.

The WASHINGTON CRITIC is now recog.
nizcd as the brightest paper ever published III
Washington, . -.-
The stockholders OF the new CRITIC COM
PANN include many Of the leading business
men and citizens OF the National Capital.
The CRITIC is an Independent evening
newspaper, containing the TelegraphiC, Con-
grcssiolial, Departmental, Political, Personal,
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II IS devoted to the interests and general
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Inc CRITIC is Handsomely printed In new,
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issued in double sheet of g. columns. The
CRITIC is promptly delivered by carriers NJ
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month. or 81 per year Single copies, cents.
Published by The Washington Critic Co.
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ONCE, 9it ID street, Post BuildIug'
National Republican., 1888-02-08

4 Safe and Profitable Investment
A Stock Capable of Paying
FOR THE YEAR 1888
Dividend Of 10 to 25 Per Cent,
Selling for $5o=Per Share, the Par
Value Being $Ioo.
There Seed 200
gins remove, away re.
pounds si the value of the
production
three and Onehf million
being large
q o
THE CRAWFORD COTTON CLEANER
Docs expense
will worth away
Seed at an expense of One Dollar These are facts
which proving every practical operation
plantations following gentlemen
cline operation, o
General C. NJ SHELLEY Fourth Auditor, Treasury
General W. $. RosECRANs Register, Treasury
General B. W. GREEN, Treasury Department.
Colonel I" n. R, DAWSON Educational
Major A JONAS Interior Department.
E.. RILEY, U
Hon. A. c. DAVIDSON of Alabama
Hon. F. T. GLASS, of Tennessee
NJ. MEIGs, Supervising Architect, Building.
Colonel JOHN N, MACoMB us.A.
Hon N c. BLANCHARD, of louisiana
F.. o. McCLEARY, Esq
VIII. LAMAR, Esq
of these gentlemen stockholders
machine them interest general
interest in the agricultural Development of the southern states
property o
AMERICAN COTTON SEED COMPANY,
fully protected by patents procured appreciation of the value
of the Importance of the industry be developed
thoroughly practical carefully
expert
policy machines pay
expense
pcei
planter price
atty, by and
his per
profitable planter proataeto
have him The
day. royalties $500 every
company operation earning
royalty day.
machines plantations
Company o
year
operation
each
company per year. number of
machines which the have orders for and have
present
THE AMERICAN COTTON SEED COMPANY
this machine, Jersey
supervision Of attorney
company counselor As there may
Harrison following gentlemen Washington can be re-
ered
Hon. RANDOLPH TUCKER
Hon. JOHN ". DANIEL,
LINDEN KENT, Esq,
GARNETT, Esq,
JOHN sELDEN,
National Republican., 1888-02-08
CIRCULATION OFFICE;
CAPITAL NEWS AGENCY,

John +, COFFIN, Managcr)
iO7 rCuth II. y. W, where all orders or cOm-
muniCat.ous regarding delivery should be All
dressed.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
washington STOCK Exchange.

111UFfHf1EVF
The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
in on the Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell q Co.. Bankers, No. Iz37 Ponnsyl.
yanin avenue:
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Grain and Provisions.

Following is the range Of prices in tile Chicago
market, furnished by u. X. Plain & Co.. st, Cloud
Building, corner, Ninth and streets:
National Republican., 1888-02-08
pHOTo ENGRAVING.

lgHOIO-ENNRANlNG'
Having recently fitted upa
PuOTO-ENGRAVlSG ESTABLISHMENT
In connection with my patent process am
prepared to furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE
National Republican., 1888-02-08

company capitalized $lOOoOo divided 10000 800
full paid and asabc For the securing
capital manufacturing purposes the offering limited number
per value being $lOo Parties
bug with the full affairs
company good economically conducted
that they securing eliminated
good will
year. management commands the confidence of the New York
numbering its stockholders and Others
Mr L. Edwards president of the Bank Of
w. the Cobm Banking
A. W. Pete chairman OF Exchange,
company, secretary and treasurer The price of the
stock will increased company capital
cint machines every believe this
point will be II a very days.
in mind that the statements made
correct, ready prove Parties wishing further
information o stock call upon
National Republican., 1888-02-08
MAURICE JOYCE,
as Eleventh Street Northwest

Prompt attention given to orders by mail aud
telephone, Large assortment OF French, GER
man, and other Foreign Wines and COrdials ut
IL. A. SELlGSONS
Wholesale Store,
100 Penn. ave. n. W,
Telephone, nae.
Wholesale Agent for the celebrated TRIM
BILE WHIsKlEs--the purest In the market.
deCl9 mwf3m
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

CHARLrsToN, w. VA, Dec. =
The County Court to-day decided
to certify the result of the election
IN this county according to the re-
turns and tally sheets of the original
count. This elects McGinnis, Re
publican, to Congress by majority
of sixteen. The recount goes for
nothing. Bills of exception are
being prepared by Democratic
counsel.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12
Why You Should not be
Without the Register.

IL you want to know all the is
sues, and have knowledge of
what your own Representatives
and Senators are doing and are go.
ing to do in the most interesting
Congress which has assembled
since the formation Of The Govern
ment, then read the Registcr
-. The tariff question will again
come up for exhaustive considers.
zion, ana every citizen in this broad
land is Interested in the disposition
of this subject The Register will
give you all the news upon the
question.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE
being close, most exciting contest
for United States Senator will be
inauguratcd from the opening of
the session. The Re0ister, always
IN the lead, with its corps of CORE.
'pondents, will keep its readers
thoroughly posted or the contest,
IS well as on all State legislation.
The state News, Produce. Wool
aud Live stock Markets
Are specialties with the Register.
aud are corrected carefully twice q
week.
REV. DIR. TALMAGE'S SER
MONS
Appear in the Register" tho day
after delivery.
To the farmers, stockmen and
country people of Eastern Ohio,
Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia there is no better weekly
newspaper (outside of their own
county paper) so well suited to
their general wants. ut so low
price. A VSend for specimen copy.
one Copy, year, postage paid. sI8
Five Copies. year. " 500
Ten Copies, " 1000
And a copy to tho gettsr up Of tho club.
Dtiig, per year. o daysin week, 800
Daiiy, per year. with Sunday. 40
DELIVERED nv cARRfeR:
Daily. per week, .is
Daily and Sunday. per week, .Is
The ReeiSter in club
with the Advance" ut $40
per year, postage free.
Address,
WEST VA. PRINTING CO.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

We notice that one of our ex-
Changes copied almost column Of
small editorial articles from a late
issue OF this paper, without giving
credit. We do not care so much
about this matter, but it looks rather
bad for paper which has the w hole
earth for name, to contain stolen
matter. However, it is one of our
favorite exchanges and its editor is
not lunatic, by any means, even il
ne does live in the town of the Asv.
lum.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

Hon. A. b. White, editor OF the
State Journal, was presented at
the late meeting of the National
Press Association, by that body, an
elegant gold-headed cane and n
handsome gold medal. This is a
compliment to one of West Virgin
ias bright young men and Just
recognition of Bro. Whites merits
as President of the Association.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

A Cincinnati young lady had =
magnificent head Of hair which she
priced very highly. She bet it on
Cleveland. and the young man who
won tho bet compromised by tax
ms tie girl along with tho hair.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

The Huntington Daily Times
has a new power press and has
been enlarged and greatly inn
proved. May it continue to
prosper.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

An exchange truly says: "If we
were 10 put two line local in the
most obscure corner of the paper
stating that certain business man
charged more for his goods or kept
an inferior quality than his competi.
TORS, that man would employ bull
headed sluggerto come around and
XIII US the next morning. Butrfwe
were to ask that same man for an
advertisement ofhis wares he would
say No, ] don't believe in advertis.
ing; no one reads the papers,"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

The politics of the Wheeling
Re0ister does not suit us, but we
cannot deny the fact that it is a
newsy and live paper. See adver-
tisement elsewhere.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

Congress convened the I'D inst.
President Cleveland's message was
SO lengthy that but few people
cared to read 1t. The tariff was his
principal hobby, and notwithstand-
ing the people decided in favor of
protection he still clings to the views
as expressed in his former MESSAGE.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

The Democrats will doubtless
make desperate effort in the Leg
islature to steal the Governorship.
The Republican members will be
prepared for the fight.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12


The Wheeling Register, Hun
ington Adrertissr and some other
Democratic journals Of this State
are charging the Republicans Of
wyoming, Mercer, Mcdowell and
= lew other counties with coloniz
ing negroes and voting them in the
last election. They also charge re-.
peSting and frauds Of various kinds
This shows the desperate straights
10 which these journals are forced
to attract the attention from and
cover up the defeat Of their oartv
So the State.
The charges Is TO Wyo Ming are
wholly untrue. There are only II
eoiored votes IN tho county and we
are certain there were not more than
that number of cOlored voters voted
IN the county at the las. election -
Hy0DiiRg Ncws.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

The Pt. Pleasant Register says
Hon. c. z. Hogg will be n candi-
date for Congress two years from
now.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

A large frame residence belong
ing to James Osenton at Grayson,
KY, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday. The building was par
TALLY insured.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

The Wheeling Register has our
thanks for u handsome calendar for
1889.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-12

Regulators known as "Wbi,.
Caps which have so discrsced
Indiana for the past few wears. are
sending out warnings to various
prominent citizens in and near Gin.
cinn"ti. The Attorney General of
OHIO has been consulting with the
local authorities with view to
breaking up these bands Of outlaws
In regard to tho matter he saws.
The State intends to use all its
power to suppress these so.caIled
:" hite Caps The Governor is
determined upon this, and we do
not intend to permit these outfages
to Continue, to the disgrace Of The
state and injury TO the good name
Of our citizens"