Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-28

! petitions would be heard. | think
the order has been disregarded and
| also think like order-and il en-.
forced-would be of benefit to the
, tax payers of this county as regards
some Doc.-I do not remember his
name-the records Of the county
show. i think he could be cared
for there and it would be much
cheaper than the way it is. The
people are heavy enough burdened.
1t is ridiculous TO perusc the records
of the county for four or five years
back and see the board bill, buggy
hire, the Ring paper that got the
Financial Statement to publish at
1925. when the Ceredo ADVANCE
offered to do the same work tor $50.
a great many of our citizens would
: know more about the finance of
this county if it was published
where it could be read without
having to swim through so much
political swill. Those who seek
to know the facts about the matter
have to leave their homes and 90 TO
the records, when if it were pub
lished in the ADvANcE-or some
other good paper-they would not
have that trouble. We trust we
Will have better state Of affairs in
the fu'urc.
1t seems like the Ring Editor has
been reading some scripture, judg-
ing from the way he talks about the
! ADVANCE and its Gone Horse"
correspondents, in his paper of
Sept. 9th. The passage he read
was this: Truth is mighty and will
prevail" You can tell that bv the
tracks he makes in the sand crawl
ing out. 1t is the season ofthe wear
for crawfish. His caliber is too
small. The truth always made the
devil get and all who perpetratc
lies.
To find the best fruit in an or
chard look for the clubs and rocks.
From what g osh," a respondent
of the ADVANCE, says, Judge Nc
Ginnis must be good tree. Fol.
low up the Judge to the Court House
and see those small caiber Simons
throwing their stones and clubs.
4e little Simons, your time is about
up. The man will be elected Judge.
who has protected public worship
and has imposed upon drunken sots
the penalties of the law for their
misdemeanors; has driven from our
borders hundreds of whisky sellers
and gamblers, and has DESTROYED
houses Of i'll fame. The man that
has done this cannot be beaten.
McGinnis will leave old WAYNE
with large majority. Why | talk
this way is because | hear Demo
Gratis of the old school talk that way,
men who would not sink the NOR.
ais of this county for self aggran.
dizement: men who love piety at
home and abroad, and the Repuhli-
cans talk the same kind of good.
square talk, and when thinking
men set their heads together, let me
tell you these little political ring
squallers have to 90 TO hole to see
whether they are skunk or coon.
McGinnis is the man to protect our
moral and religious institutions and
to help us keep our children from
unlawful whisky doggeries and
other places OF corruption. Nc
Ginnis will do that and the people
know it.
The next thing we want is a
Prosecuting Attorney-one who is
not afraid to prosecute friend or foe
where u is demanded Of him: one
who will not refuse 20 have wit.
nesses summoned before the grand
jurors when called upon to do so.
The Ring Editor says Thos liar.
vcy will serve at the next term of
circuit court. If that Ring man
had always been truthful and kept
out OF the company Of those little.
"Oue Horse Simons he might have
some one TO compile in what he
says; but alas, poor fellow. When
nc dies his funeral can be preached
by that good old man who has made
arrangements with Bros. Queen
and Moore to preach his funeral.
then the One Horse" correspond
ents can attend the funeral and nav
ftheir last tribute of respect to ne
King Editor and TO him. who. with
an uplifted hand, promised to trade
ms part Of the Democracy 10 some
OF the Republicans, at or near New.
man Bend, ifthey would help his
trend and relative ! tell YOU that
old man loves his relatives better
THAN party or he would not have
left State and friends Of Democrac,
to raise his banner for the Rcnpb.
hcan candidate for tho Legislature
IN Kentucky 2 years ago; then cone
back and make arrangements tot
ms funeral with those Rev. Bros