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Evening journal., 1889-12-19
WIN. B. SHARP s. co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Wisdom is Necessary

In the selection of Holiday
Presents. Everybody is look
ing eagerly holiday-ward and
the stores must, too. In
selecting presents four things
are to be looked out for: the
article wanted, style, quality
and price Of it. First we have
them, handsome
Evening journal., 1889-12-19
NOTICE

II CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
or WILMINGTON. Dec. l3. 1889.
The Annual Election for Directors of this
Tuesday the l4th day Of January 1890, between
the hours of and 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
JOHN PEOPLES. Cashier
Evening journal., 1889-12-19
VINO serpn Pinto Is.

Maj Serpa Pinto FIRST became famous in
$50, on the completion of his successful
journey from Benguea, on the western
coast Of the dark continent, to Durban on
The southeastern coast thus making most
valuable addition 70 the stores Of African
geography and complementing the great re-
searches Of Stanley, Livingstone Cameron
md other famous explorers who have risked
their lives in searching the mysteries of that
quarter Of the globe
Evening journal., 1889-12-19
AL ohiect of Aanlntlon.

Pinto was at that date an officer in the
service Of bis native country, Portugal, and
aad FOR some years been employed in the
Portuguese colonies Of western Africa His
expedition was fitted out conioint.y uy his
government and the Lisbon Geographical
society. It occupied sixteen moAth-. On
nis return TO Lisbon be was received with
evidences Of great esteem by the king and
was the object Of popular adulation IN all
quarters He brought home large ana valu-
able collections OF plant and animal life,
He described the sources OF four great rivers
herfnfora unknn1vn
Evening journal., 1889-12-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARDERs WANTED. = GOOD AC-
D commodations 6 East Fourth street
EON RENT-ROOA's FURNISHED OR
n unfurnished; with or without board;
heat, gas and bath No. 1907 Market street
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Written for the Ccrodo ADVANCE
Our Boys.

Here we are again, boys rs the
circus clown would say: Here
comes old stick in the mud. Have
you all been doing something tina,
you would not care for mother to
know-something that will bring a
little sunshine into her life? Don't
do anything TO deepen those wrink
les that may be started upon her
brow; think how many weary davs
and nights she has spent for YOU.
1t may be that YOU are upon bed
of sickness; fever burning your
brow; YOU cannot bear to have her
leave you for moment How YOU
will watch tor her coming. Hush,
that is her step. How your pulse
quickens as she approaches your
bedside and lays her hand upon
your throbbing temples. There
seems to be magic in her touch; no
one can do for you like mother.
Reader, did you ever watch n
mother? 1t may he in the silent
church yard, or perhaps in some
lonely graveyard in the country
after having seen some one of her
dear friends laid away in the cold
ground; she is treading her way
among the many graves, some long
some short. Now she approaches
little grassy mound. Here. per
haps, lies little Willie, or maybe liz.
tie Maude or Bessie. No matter
which, it YOU had asked her which
one she could best spare she could
not have tOld you. Oh, how full
the heart. She drops down upon
her knees and those flowers that
have been planted by tender hands
arc watcred with her tears. Her
mind runs back to the time when
she held her darling close TO her
bosom and listened TO its innocent
prattle. Don't you think there are
natures that could not live over
those Affections If il were not for
the blessed assurance that If we are
faithful to the end we are promised
meeting up yonder where parting
will be no more forcvcri
VOW boys, when you have 10 90
out into this great, big, wicked
world to fight your own battles
think Of the things mother has tried
to impress upon your minds 70,
good. believe il will help YOU 10
treat everybody with respect: &c.
Pecially the aged Don't swear. !,
ism manly. The majority of neo.
pie will believe you just rs quickly
y your conversation is not spiccd
with oaths. DO you use tobacco;
] believe some OF you do. DO YOU
think Il looks well to see small
shaver wrestling with a big cigar OF
his cheek bulged out with n chew
OF plug I've been there. The frs,
tobacco ever tried 10 chew made
me dcathly sick. felt up for the
ground. Great, big drops Of per.
spiration broke out al over me
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Read What the Postmaster
Has to Say.
ALSO
The Old Gentleman from Spivcy,
And Others.
Rrp Los. O.. NAV :, ISIS.

NED Lion, ", May 4, 1858.
GENTLEMEN:-Therc is man
living in Springboro by the name
of Rollin Nicely who has son
Charles Nicely, whom three dec.
tors had given up to die with Con.
sumption. They told his father i,
was u,eless for them To come any
more. rs all the doctors i'm the world
could not save his son. He had got
SO low that he could not speak.
His brother, who lives in this
ncighborhood, got hold OF one OF
the packages OF advertising matter
that You sent me. and bought one
bottle of your GOOCH'S MEM
CAN SYRUP and sent it to his
brother. 1t gave him relief at once.
and after taking few bottles he
could walk from the house to the
barn. He has used eight bottles.
and is now working on his fathers
farm blowing corn, and is in bette,
health than he has been for wears.
He was down here Sunday. / saw
him, and he looked better than he
ever did in his life.
Very respectfully,
l.. FuRIoNc.
Postmaster and Merchant
Read what the gentleman has to
say for himself:
SPRiNCBono, o., April "a, 1883.
GENTLEMEN:- was WORKING
in a white lead mill in Dayton for
three or -four weeks. | got wet and
contracted severe lung trouble. |
became SO low that could not
speak; could scarcely whisper.
The doctors in Dayton could do
nothing for me. l came home to
Springboro, but the doctors here
could do me no good. The last visit
the doctor paid me he took NV
father into nm adjoining room and
told him | was incurable-that he
nor any other doctor in the countr,
could do me no good.
My brother got me Il bottle OF
your Gooch's Mexican Syrup at
Red Lion. | commenced to take
Il, and got relief at once, and have
been continually improving since
taking the first dose. The doctor
told my father the syrup would do
me no good, but | think he would
have thought differently lad he
been here even after tax ng the first
dose. | ann now about well, and
have my voice. And what gave ii
to me: 1t was Gooch's Mexican
syrup. You may print this if YOU
like, that others may know what
good it will do them. Any one
may write me upon this subject al
Springsboro.
Houls respectfully,
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The Press IS the organ Of no fac
ton, pulls no ,cires, has no an
'moSities To Grenge.

The New York Press is now =
National Newspaper, rapidly grow
ing IN favor with Republicans OF
every State in the Union.
Cheap news, vulgar sensations
and trash find no place in the col
umns of The PRESS. 1t is AN ex.
pensive paper published at the low
est price American Currency per.
mits.
THE DAILY PRESS has the
brightest Editorial page in New
York. 1t sparkles with points.
THE SUNDAY PRESS is n
splendid twelve page paper, cover
ing every current topic of interest.
THE WEEKLY PRESS con.
tains all the good things of the Daily
and Sunday editions, with special
features snited to Weekly Publ.
cation. For those who cannot af.
ford the Daily Press or are prevent.
ed Ivy distance from early receiving
II, the Weekly Press is Il splendid
substitute.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

Hon. III. Ferguson is acknowl-
edged To be one of the best consti-
tutional lawyers in this State. The
following is his opinion us regards
the duty of the Speaker of the House
of Delegates concerning opening
and publishing election returns:
Il have in casual conversation
with some of my Democratic as well
as With some of my Republican,
friends. stated as my decided opin-
ion tina. IT was the duty of the
Speaker of the House of Delegates
at the proper time, under the plain
mandate of the Constitution, to
open and publish the returns of the
election OF Governor and all the
other executive offices, in the pres
encc of the two Houses of the Leg
islature. This is Just what the Con
stitution says he shall do. and nei
Their the Senate nor the House of
Delegates, nor both together. have,
in my opinion, any thing to do with
1t until these returns are opened and
published-an and / understand the
reading of the returns by the Speak.
cr, or by some one for him, to be
the publication required by the
Constitution. AS to who takes
the control of the matter after this
is done, the Constitution is silent,
and | have nothing to say about it"
Republicans are delighted to have
the endorsement of such an able
man us Judge Ferguson on their
side of this question and he Dem.
crat at that. However, all Demo.
Gratis who belong to the better Gle
mcnt of that party condemn the
revolutionary proceedings of their
party in the Legislature.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

think it is about first cousin to sea
sickness.
If YOU have formed any OF these
bad haoiis, break of from them,
the sooner the better.
Whatever you have to do my boys,
BE sure YOU do II right.
1fiife is but - battle boys,
lie faithful In the light
Don't cringe and squIrm In any way.
hut buckle down to work;
Let those around you plainly see
You do not act the shi X.
LOVE JOY.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

The Voice, Prohibition paper
printed in New York city, was out
a few weeks since in large head
lines proclaiming the theft of its
mailing list, by chairman and as.
sistant chairman Of the National
Republican party, or at least these
tunctionaries received and paid for
them. This startling theft is detailed
through a page or two Of the afore-
said paper, in which it clai ms il
could even put u. S. Senator in
the Pcnitentiary, &c. Well, why
don't he do so? and not be making
all this ado, just to have newspapers
take it up all over the country and
give the Voice little free adver-
Using and never hear Of IT again.
But these tactics are not only played
by the Voice, but they have been
by some of the would.be leading
papers of West Virginia. Hence
we see the flaming headlines of
Hundreds of Illegal Votes" in
some obscure county, or upwards
of thousand in the State, or the
immense number of indictments that
are to be made here and there, or n
great dynamite bomb to be explod-
ed under political parry or three
legislators approached with a view
to buy their votes, &C., &c. Now
these papers we'll know there is
nothing i'll all these wonderful sto.
ries and of course nothing can come
out of thcm.-Milton Star.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13
TWO PAPERS
FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE.

We will continue our combination
with the Philadelphia Press during
the year 1850. BY this arrangement
We arc enabled TO furnish both the
ADVANCE and Press for the price
OF $L6o. Any person sendins ne
this amount will receive the Ap.
VANCE Tor one year, and the Phila.
delphia Weekly Press for one wear.
Old subscribers who are in arrears
must pay up their arreaiages and
one years subscription to the Al.
VANCE in advance in order to ,alo
advantage Of this offer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

The Wheeling HteIligencey &C.
eu'es the Democrats in the Legisla.
ture Of play ing progressing euchre
game IN regard to the Gubernatorial
contest The steps in their game
as far as reported, are as follows.
!. The result shall not be declared
2 The returns shall not be pub.
lishcd.
}. The returns shall be read but
not entered on the journal.
4. The returns, when attacked
shall not be read at ALL
&. The returns thus far read shall
be considered as not having been
read.
o. a protest from the majority
mas no right to be considered nor
recorded.
The facts tho Democrats have
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

The c. * O. Railway will carry
persons from Huntington to Wash
ington and return, without change
Of cars, TO witness the Inauguration
of President Harrison, for the sum of
$3.50.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

The boom edition of the Yes,
Virginia Democrat published
last week was credit 10 the man.
agement of that enterpr;sing jour.
nal. The town council of the town
in which the paper is published
helped pay for the edition, app-o.
priating $l20. for that purpose 9th.
er towns would do well to follow
the example of Cha,lestown.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13
atliltitll.

The majority party in our State
Legislature-bcttcr known as the
Governorship stealers-still contin-
TIE in their ncfarious work, doing
everything dishonorable and dis.
honest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

Editor McGlothhn, of the Ra-
venswood Ne,cs, attended the
Farmers Institute at Pomerov,
Friday, He went home much dis
appointed because none of the lee.
turers gave any plan for milking de-
linqucnt Observation-Disclosures IriJ.
1illc.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13


Secretary of State Walker has
issued certificate of incorporation
to The Fire Clay Single Com.
Pany," which has for its purpose
manufacturing and selling fire clay
shingles, pressed brick and other
articles made out of clay. The
principal office is 10 be in Hunting.
ton, Cabell county, and the corpora
ton IS to expire January q, 1890.
The sum Of 1900 has been sub.
seribed to the capital stock. ten per
cent. Of which has been paid in
The privilege Of increasing the
capital stock TO $4,000 in all is re.
served. Shares arc 500 each. and
are held by Frank Nlillcnder. Gar.
land Burlington, Z. r. Vinsop.
Robert Shore, agent. ofHuntingtop
and Joseph S. Mitchell, Of Catletts.
busg Ky.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

Two colored boys were in the
lookup at Guyandotte, for drunk
enness, on the night of the I'd inst
Their names were George Christian
and Frank Brown. Christian set
fire to the building and raised the
alarm. When the door was opened
he made his escape, but his unfor.
tunate companion was too full of
the souls destroyer (strong drink J
to get out, and was SO badly burned
that nc died the next morning.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

The Putnam Democrat, among
other things, says: mo mat
ter IT there were several thousand
illegal votes cast for the Republican
ticket, they were straight tickets
and Golf is ahead of his ticket and
Fleming behind because Demo.
Gratis traded Fleming off for
county candidates and scratched
him for Golf. Democratic voters
are responsible for the present
state of 0fairs."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

If any of our readers want first
class farm journal they should sub
scribe for the ohio Valley Farmer.
1t is published monthly at Wheel
ing, w. Va, and is only so cents per
aunum
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

No material change has occurred
in the vote for United States Sena-
tor. Golf still lacks three or four
votes. Kenna ditto.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

Messrs. Ira r. Wood, d. b.
Smith and Dave Terry, of Hunting
ton, Republicans who were indict
ed for alleged illegal voting, were
tried last week in the U. s. court at
Parkersburg, and honorably acquit.
ted.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

So we are going to have further
exhibition of bluff, blustcr and bra.
vado in West Virginia. The dying
Bourbons sing very discordant swan
songs, but they arc dying all the
same.-N y Tribune.
Yes, they are surely dying Their
agonies will soon be ended.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-13

twisted the constitution into such
shape that they can never get il
strais htened GU. again.
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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y week. by the year. This paper
advocates with the strongest en-.
phasis AMERICAN IDEAS i'm tho
conduct Of all our Government af.
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Weekly Gazette is Republican
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United States Constitution. 1t is,
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next twelve months. The Weekly
Gczettc is a great educator, and cv
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Mrs. John l.. Sull van has joined
the Salvation Army.
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'CmAs. X. NICELY.

Ne
UrSTLEsEN:- have used half dozen hot
lies Of your GOOch's Mexican Syrup, aud
which has confirmed my faith In your med
, IGN l had been confined TO my bed during
tho greater portion Of the last year. but after
using the above stated NUN her, am now nm
anu about we'll | am an old mas Of sixty
nine years aud have always h0cu subjected
70 hard work sud much expcsurr vrhicL
consequently brought on "A com pIicafion NJ
diseases, among them being constipation,
kidney and liver affections. and last Of All I,
most terrible cough. which caused severe
pains - rnck my body and chest and nnatiV
s orousht On heinorThages Judging from ths
amount % mucus spit up, I think / must
nave ma an abscess or some sort Of y gath.
ering On my lungs
Since taking your medicine. I have made
such fRpid improvements, that people from
near and Tar have come to see me 10 inuuirc
what wonderful medicine had wrought sucl,
cure, aud where " could Toe obtained URve
also received ~ number Of tettcrs from n dis.
lance, making the same inquiries While
money v very scarce In our vicinity. still
when such medicine ~ yours, that does All
" claims, n 10 BE- had. my neighbors will
manage 10 get little money together 10 buy
lars, that may distribute them among my
friends, also a bottle OF your ts0och's Pee.
scriptton. which wish 10 take Ia connection
Win your syrup, a. ] think my blood IL a
q. ID. IfANNA.
II such q case as the above can
he cured land this is but one out OF
a thousand letters we have on file
IN praise Of our Mexican Syrup)
is there any reason why all cor.
sumptives should not be curedi
1t there are any consumptives
who are not able to buy bottle OF
our GoocH's MExIcAN SYRUP. and
will send to US, they paying the ex-
press charges, we will send bottle
free Of charge to any part Of the
United States.
Manufactured blythe
GIN. DRUG n CHEMICAICO..
~ l75, Ia, l79 Sycamore ST.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A Clean Sweep!
Agreat Clearance Sale!

The time has conceive must unload! The mild w;,
has left us with many WOODEN goods. We must as
rid OF them We need the money to purchase
our spring goods.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24TH
We begin the slaughter of our surplus stock The nr;o
will be so low that it will pay to lay away the goods @
next winter. 'V
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Send for Sample Copy. Price
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R&E Bear in mind that VIC agree
to send the entire list Of TWENTY
valuable books, as above, by NAL
postpaid, to every new SUBSCRIBE
to the ADVANCE for the ensuing
year, who RENTS the regular sub
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subscriber who pays up all anca,'
ages and renews for one year 10 ao'
vance. Take advantagc oflhis prop
osition.
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Read What the Gentleman Hns
To Say Since He Has Been
Entirely Cured.

SrRiNGDoRo, o., July ~, IS.
COMMUNICATIONS letter re-
ceived. | am entirely well, thanks
TO Gooch's Mexican Syrup. Was
never in better health than at pres.
ent.
! may be down in the city some
time soon, and will call upon you.
You may send me a bottle OF
Gooch's Quick Relief for my father,
who is troubled with rheumatism.
Thankfully yours,
CHAs. X. NICELY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-30
A COMMERCE. CONFERENCE.
Numerous Suggestions Made to Con-
gress by Californians.

Numerous Suggestions Made to Con-
gress by Californians.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Aug. ga com
mercial commerce conference, consisting Of
the chambers of commerce Of Los Angeles,
San Diego and Eureka, met to-day and
heard the report of committees The re-
port urges the encouragement of maritime
CONNIE. ce and increased energy in the con-
struction Of navy. Repeal of the law
refusing American registry TO yes
sells built in foreign countries
is asked Prompt construction Of
the Nicaragua canal is demanded, and the
congressional representatives, are requested
to promote legislaSion for the construction
of he canal. The report declares that it
would be a national crime to permit any
European power to obtain such an advan-
tage as that which would be derived by the
United States by the construction of this
canal Coast defenses are asked and con
gress is urged to grant subsidies for the
establishment and maintenance of perma-
nent ocean mail steamshitj lines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-30
WINDOW GLASS WORKERS.
No Prospect of g settlement of thu
Strike at Pittsourg.

No Prospect Of q Settlement of the
strike at PittsoUrg.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 29.-The difficulty
between the window glass workers and
their employees is still as Tar from settlement
as in the start. Both sides appear to be still
firm and one is as confident as the other.
The lockout will extend into September,
and possibly into October.
A committee appointed by the flint glass
manufacturers 10 devise a plan for the
formation of combination re-
port a general unanimity of feeling
in favor of the movement, and
that organization can probably be effected
at the beginning Of next year. 1t is pro
posed to form a chartered corporation with
a man at the head who shall fix the prices.
Interests shall be pooled and profits dis
tributed on the faces Of the amount Of capi-
tai each factory has invested The owners
will manage the factories AS at present
AN AGREEMENT IN NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 29.-Whitall,
Tatum g. Co., of MiilyIlle, n j., had a con-
ference with their green glass blowers to-
day and agree to pay the wages demanded
by the msn. One furnace will start up
next week, and two more in q short time.