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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

NssHfxsycS. Ian 4zs--The serre5ary q.
tns treasury to-day seBs 70 the senate ~
spss1 e @ Piamo's re<siatAon calling ser 1
detailed statement xsaee Nara q 1sss
sso~sns grans sotxi OF bossd purchases.
-Four Pc eeass arnapntrd - 81. 6.-zs. fass
accrued iazeress. S. Ca: TRIAL x-z.sal .si7
Average net ssstex. <ss4S Fon- .ass-a nxsi
per seats anaeuused 10 ssssxt szsfs aesrssrd
interest. s$ss1>s fasal cost. IA Is. SCI
average aes price. xso- s.s4 Z a5ectesa-
ssss gexpsseFsI sEss7. sss registered sle-.
s7as4ss: - tsDapons5. ss.7ea Ea3. - lssgss-
tered. sizz sss. SO
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sAg RAgAxL. Cai.. Jan. 1k-Tkia o1xGk
noon two itsiiaa lahorers. lstO Lejaun UE1
Jun Male, were kiiirsi by the bfo0o1nbS
explosion oi = blast ~ FORBES quorsp. II
the outskirts Of the town 4 drill no ~
when the explosion occurred. Ma1o Uko
blown scne disrance aud iAtoua fell fIoGS
q bluff shout 80 fees
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cosalaAS,s cUnsk


SE@ Xo.K. Jan ~. -fSr. MsA5lEnn ho0a9
nizht given ons an open l<<tef - AA1N.
bishop Eurrixan ef ass1uf sao eo3o31[
lstsKth 80 rspiy ~ the pfssstem4zi1u ano1 g.
MuGiysn assd fslx Anu fUStssx sssc1<tx n1|1
usFni9x Csiisisss 1aat theky a1tend1NGv r.
sasfs meetings N4lld es8ust1sufe , fs&4xvet.
sass. ms aninx taat ssssasnuut<sE wasmz4 H.
denied tassn. ID
Ix. MsDlyDn prutcsted nxassM 81 Nh
piasas So twnzssa wh2t his s<k3sey ~ a.
toe arehhishap' ssipHEssxtion ~ ef<1Nl44
al These Es.,esings - q s*fe4StrNd 41o1 IN
90 fhssssiaxi-s 81 sasue. re1nulic 4nGo~ul
tsxehss. he says. tssas tAtfe enu - ~ H.
served ess~r xathasst xrtega<o4 Atns e1D =
fore foTrsEau had 40 aufnokzsy ~ ~
Enaffne zs 81
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RAD EAsTERS WEATHER.


MiNNEAFolfs. Jan. 2S.-lteporfs fsom
Dakota aud Manitoba indicate thsf fu-
rious snow storm. accompanied BY wind.
IL cofainx this way.
MONTREAL, Jan. 2s.--Anosher FhaS set in
today The river has risen three feel in
Iron1 Of the city 3Inee yesterday aud
pumps are heing kept eaaslssntgy st work.
At IaebEne the ater is fte ieet higher
than IL was this time Iass year. II ross .
foot laes night, aud il new only two feas
from the Pop Of the pier IL the water ssss )
above the pier IL wssl coms dowu behind
tue dyke and swamp the aisiritt
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TInnERs ox rHE rKAcK.


kAKsas cf-y, Jan. - An attempt was
made las; night 20 wreck q Colorado. Utah
4 Pacific passenger train GA the rsion IN
eifl read, near wflsoa, Kan i Large 10,
81 heavy timber sad board bad been piled
upoa the track. part cf y hich Was kDos'ksd
aside by the engine sad the rcsasinsies run
over By the trzsn- The spot selected wss
waeFe the track runs ca Q higa emhsak
NJ. and hxs4 the train left the rails there
would haer been ssarfai q, Of life.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

The Proper Preliminary Of samoan
Neguffaftaus

WASHINGTON, Jsn- Representative
Morrow of California. chairman OF the
subcommittee of the House committee on
foreigu affairs. iugends to tell the sub
comaitfee ia get 10 work al the earliest
opportunity. He says his views of "a
mean Etfsirs are positive aud have isseii
made knowE through the resolution ifs-
trodueed by him Ia the House iast sessinss
The statn quo NJ the time representative
of the United siates.s Germany aud Eng
laad met. he SAYS must be restored, ard
Iais should neees>ifs;s the replacement al
Kiag Aaiietoa in the position from which
be aas so unjnstly removed BY German
agents aud sent % the Marshall islands.
Thfs step. Morrow insisted must be pre-
llminary TO any further negotiations on
the subject
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ra.s,.sr 81 n.l.~n steel.

f>oxTssx. Jan. sit . rssiwsy wssrks al
esrSsue aa ina nsase crane SnTrssax . sSs5sr
esufsfasnx zesen tnas ~ sn<slsu steel essi-
isssss-1 TIE sssilr felt- Aa~sss sf steel
s.sx afks IA iI.Hs n exegv dsrrextssa. Twess-
- srssrk rs~s4 sxfs severely Sa5sEres. Tie
- II -. hs.sistlnz sat ssrn af
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MINERS TROUBLES.


PsrTxBGE8. jan z5-The AfB~rs Pro
erex<fve Cnksn bad saSrsing ~ SesospsAA AAe
IL nixaf ana agreed 80 80 cut GA = sfFfke
February If their d. mants are nsss sg's~sl
~ by the ssokw apTf2SBrs. E@twren 800
aszs l0.sso men viii NJ ssfsctts7.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. Jxn. 1h-Ali fhsl fss-
higa and Individual 60 isises ih this
vicinity have s4u G1sH brsnnse If awez'
production. Absuf sDg1 nrsl sfe lille.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

E.asooS. gan- -a-As Mir ssrr Phelps has
rsa t<efl reelected ana hss fssst rAslsSse3 hs
j. sssss enfstssd 30 aa AadSenee wsfa TIE
auxx-u. Nevertheless the q0een hss fz.
xat~sf Mr. aud Mrs PA-ips 10 sstHe $50 hrr
aver fsEze.t. Tss<sAy ass. FhriFs xsrs hsf
ia~s rssssspsien here Tssers wxs ss1re Al.
texsrtxnfss
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IxDsaS.nsEas Ian. - - sSffes sxrtv
sssse tass Esrssssux sFsr Brkas srxts unse sled
are SrHazxr Csrr~atrr. R~ssznsie an. fur
Aifrgs4 brta~Fs iu fhe nwrenf ea~ssg1aa.
Taeg dld Rss afs&sapf % s~A his upspaient
RAy. SsS w~srx SID &hE gvgs@ssoF viii aav~
4, 1ssA e .s.sae4ns sss4sEsssfs
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a contractor. aged 80 Yeas. camaIttsd ~
ieisie this uurusng ~ fskInx pui~on. ~
the nigat of ocfotseT -, Lss7. hts soa Phf(1H
tEi quarrel shot and fatally Wuaaal1
Barney KSwsnEFAre, MAS con vicfexi ~ ulSf>
DIR In ttse THIRD degree arid sentenced 10 IN
yenfa' Imprisonment Teac arresl ana trlln1
~ her son 80 affected Grs. n'Brttu 9hIrS
she died s~foge bis conviction. The cs11slb
uf bis son and consequent disfrnra 81 fk4!
family. eoupled wish the loss ii his wsI6.
u Il supposed, unlicensed osHriea "a ntk
hts own life this Mefasng. Hs leaves t,Il3
sons and danrhter agsd !.
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shs sssees sre she eaafssf sseck az xssn 100
aat ssxsrk of Fse Rew K&ssie Creek 4 Esv
xsasaas5ax % is kaee xxlue "a sasns
rsasssaz and . hzss. eus wasen hxs ~ an
kzoNl market sxsae The ke4Sfess crc<zf.
sssr = Joan ylfEsrrxlsi % lzs,cc2n. SeA. for
<kaF aEn
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M4sDAs, Emsa. gma Is .-Ia<s fsIl the
Nurfmern Es.cSae fzlissa4 esd siEsesf the
eosnsy sfpasarsrs II Ulissx and Mssfrs1
ronafzss fssszs selling isads Tor aeasa4assaf
taxes gusEs E<sss Yesterday Ease ig0x-
srs-sx1t azxfnst the rad f.sr ila sx<reEst0 -
sasxss ezsr= Of sseaysy . sziiEissa ard . hail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

WAsnISsTDS. Jan. The army ass
propr afa1n Aiil. reparss a 10 the house Ia
ssax. provides for an aggregate srprupyiar
tl0a OF szss 80. .4i5 which Is s4sS, less fhsn
the appropriation for the earreRs year.
The estimates were $.s go 15s. exclusive 81
Ia provision FOR SRA rczsE defense An
appropriation of sltaf09 IS provided far q
ns2 post as DenvsS. Cox. and one of ssoa.-
90 faF movable mar ne turTednes os .
msnSnREsl rate af speed of Is knots Tor one
and enc half miles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

ssS FKsscsscss, Jan IS Fire beuke on
this evening in the ONO eienr faetar =.
owsed by lee Hoy. Chinese. ia The sec1sIS4
story OF the building at No. xts comrn1IGL
eial street. and his s<oek< yalntI4
a. xDto was barued. ~ q G
Nsuzei. wholesale grocer. suffered 3 low e
Ss5Se. the stock being damaxxd b. unkIr.
The ouildidr was pwnesi BY Jniee WnIf4en.
and wss damaged 90 the extent % 1tGo9 q
number of other firms sussniEeo eifr -
ftS<Fx y = -
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wAsHiSeroS. jan ss-Tfse eonferres On.
the Dab 70 amend the ia;erssage commerce
isw cenesntlesi work today upou three
amendments OF irs spaFfanes Th4. Fts.sfse
nscmosrs Needed trarn cue reauirsag
the commissioners 10 ADOPT Uniform
class slheatiezls for all railroads.
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corr LACKS foUg VOTES.
Keuahlfcans Cnifed In the West ssr-
~smfn @~uxf~rsxI rostsss-

CRAxlEsTpx. W. Va Jss- za--Eae to,s
s,sr Trsssfsss -sxsx-s seaxsag - ssg Fesaitst
Gse a Nenn8 =. G0T. aiiraa ?. }. g
I.nney fETsafssa Labor 4. ". T. Lively. n
Il sea -ex see 2tssr Esessfasa. z -s1sa<fa.
Cs<a<1Vs, J. A. Ae51fs=s =ssza= ~Exir Afse
" ). Clare I esra: whssar naz5sxf =
VI srx ast, s.: necessary % enkazNr, "a
Tbs ksinE assembly 6sssoived EasA ass5E
sa-E1arrvw.
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oppesItl.u !, |. .ses.. 1reeo..

foKyLsxp. Ian zs--A upyemenk n
been on f.sot for some time to<.kiBe q l1to
removal of the steam mnsaf " the Fnu401
ser railroad from the stroxts 81 Rape fN11-
land. Property owners c0mp}n1n IT, -
tiry weather thsre II danU48 ~ 0ea G10lu
iying sparks. several hmndred d1llnm
have been rsised 10 prosecute the nD1k
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SAN FEAscfsco, Jan 2s-fhe erand Inn
to-day received instructions frou Pfeo31t1l3
Jutge Lazy to invessiRaie the ch9fnj6
made In the pabiss press @ tho e1lecf tn6f
"a attempt ives recently made 10 bej1o ~
3. knovp, member of the Late b0af1 hf
snperyisofs, by persans irscf<etkd fq ~.
curing fraaehise for eahlis raad "a Hin
street. & &;
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San FaAxe1sco, Jan. zk-7he GO & m
uafted states goy<fnmeut a9olD4 1)t4
sierra Lnmbes Ca. 20 rccetuf 1S xl3, ~ GDE
ties was given to The iufg fo-dn9. XntI
are new icck1d np fer ttss 1i4hE
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o.r rIax Aw4sn Wired r,en.

PANS Jan 81 afsSa1ea Ia Ebe gszspz
fr1sa xsE xsass ssgs. Al Amsr1ean sailaag
xr~s.,s. k<sushs from Z4axltsr 10 4szs&<zs
rxr. xss ssr-sa css ty Gvfnsa sessels. and
sae 81 her ai&sts sss sresrf1-
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nouIaseEEss EIEersoS n.s.


gARgs. jgE. silt II stated co relfxhle
sushsss1ty Thai the EsEsrnneat feArtax an
90 hye4k viii asasygt rnsaas af maintaining
ssg1xs 0gdfx SaBkfay.
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rKATaERwonkEEa STRIFE.
sssrfs rssted ss rseksss Around rew
Ysrk Faesorssss.

SkN feeg. Jan. zs.-- lbs frsthey Hstsisl-
saaFuss ~ Of TITS city se<AF ceesssssti 10
xrsns The sraie Of saRes desasosaed ~ the
Nssfx is1g /. usassa's gns0a AL snrga sxt 80
xsrss Iss< szsser are uo~ p sisted s1ssssi the
Scoops 70 keep other girls ifssn taking their
gaesses
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1AeE~ez. MICA. Ian x1-Ass. Msry Las
frs~r. sls1ss sss ssxsf sissoe Assf s1s,e6
sa tsss asst xax aef ssss. y 1 Lss mxs.
- lsss nsxsk szstas hs sis 70 inx 20 Dc
trsstI
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

the floor ofthe Senate with Soma
tors Edmunds and Palmer, and the
Vermonter, looking critically ut the
apparent fra'l physical representa-
tive Of the Empire State said: II
don't see. Evarts, how YOU stand all
this hard work and the endless
round OF social duties. Why, Ii
must be a terrible strain upon you
simply to drink the different kinds Of
wine YOU get ut tile various houses
you go to-" "The different kinds
ut wines l drink" replied Senator
Eva'ts, the ghost of smile on his
features, "cause me but little con-
Germ so long as they are good. It's
the indifferent kinds thar upset my
digestion" Then Senator Palmer
said. Lets go down stairs and
draw cork"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10
Worse and Worse.

The man who will take news.
paper for length of time and then
send it back Refused and un.
paid for would swallow blind
dogs supper and then Stone the
dog for being blind-Ercited Ep.
He would do worse than that
He would marry giil on trial and
send her back with the words
"doesn't suit" chalked on her back
after the honey -An0they
like the preceding.
Worse than that. He would
steal chalk to write il with. and
after that he would use it on hi.
shirt 10 save the expense of washing
and then use his wife's father for !
months boarding .-And another.
Worse yet. He would chase {
sick rat over Il corduroy road anc
institute post-mortcm in order tC
recover stolen grain of corn
Ind still another.
He would sponge living from
the hard earnings of his poor ole
father until'that gentleman became
unable to work, and then let hin
die in the poor house, and after
wards sell his remains to the medi
cal students for anatomical purpo
ses.-BEuff0n Banner.
The worst yet: He would catcl
the flies that buzz about his house II
July and pick the sugar from be
tween their toes and put it back il
the sugar bowl to be used by him
self and family.-La,orence Count
Press.
Still worse lie would pasture
his sheep on his mothers grave ant
use the wart on his neck for collar
button.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10
THE LUCKY MEN
The General Offices Fairly Ap.
portioned by the Men Who
Were Given the Control by

We're Given the Control by
Common Consent.
Special TO the Wheeling Inteiiigencer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April o.
For Z. 5. District Attorney, Geo
{. Sturgiss, of Morgantown.
For Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney, s. G. Burdcttc, Of
Charleston.
For United States District Mar.
shall, III $. White, of Bolton.
For Collector of Internal Reve.
nue., ] b Menager, of Poirt Pleas
ant, or A. b White, or G.. b. Glib.
bons, of Parkersburg. The selec.
lion will be made from ons of these
three.
This is the slate that was finally
agreed upon by Messrs. Golf, At.
kinson, McGinnis, Smith and Scott
after almost two days consultation
and the appointments of Sturciss
and White will he formally an.
nounced tomorrow by Prcsidcn,
Harrison.
In the beginning Yesterday it wa.
ascertaired that MIR. Atkinson.
preference was for Mr.. Cowden FOL
District Attorney, and White FOL
Marshal. These were the only can.
didates that the Wheeling represen
tative presented.
Major McGinnis presented the
names of Huling for the Distric,
Marshalship and Hutchinson ior
District Attorney. Mr.. Smith
urged the selection of Mr.. Hutch.
inson for District Attorney, and
White tor the Marshalship. Gen
Golf indicated his preferences by
uaming Cowden for the Distric,
Attorneyship and White for Mar
shall, but he brought forward Mr.
lluling and pressed his claims to
the conference.
Senator Scott began by urging
the claims of Cowdcn for Attorney
After considerable discussion and
several ballots on these two posi-.
tons, an agreement was arrived at
this afternoon to apportion the Off
ces in the State as follows: To the
First District was awarded the Mar.
shalship; to the Second District, the
Attorneyship; 10 the Third District.
the Assistant District Attorneysbip.
and to the Fourth District, the Col.
lector of Internal Revenue. This
agreement having been arrived at
1T became a comparatively easy
matter to compromise on the nomi-
nations, aud shortly before 1 o'clock
the slate as announced above was
unanimously agreed TO.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10
Eupcpsy.

This is what you ought TO have, in
fact yom must have it, to fully enjoy
lie. Thousands arc searching for il
uaiiy, ana mourning because they fad
it not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars are s?ent annually by our reo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet it may lie h d by
all. We guarantee that l. ecir Bit
ters, IL used according 10 direct ons
and the use persisted in, Will bring YOU
Good Digestion and GUST The demon
Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy
We recommend Electric B.tters foi
Dyspepsia and all diseases of L;y- r.
stomach and Kidneys. Sold mt soc,
and $40 per bottle by j. IL. Milltnder
& Co. 4
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

James y. Huston, Of Indiana. has
been made Treasurer Of the United
States. lie is about % years old.
tall, slender, foil Of energy and
possessed Of good business qualif.
cations. His first introduction in
politics was by election 10 the In.
diana Senate IN 1857. lie was
Chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee in 1886. wbec
Senator Harrison was candidate
and came so near reelection. Has.
ton managed The campaign SO skill.
fully that General HAIR son request.
cd him tofemain at tie head Of the
committee last scar, and he did SO
us appointment is good ono fol
every casoo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Language fails to describe the
black shame and deep disgrace
which now hangs over Arkansas.
Hon. John NJ. Clayton Is hardly
cold in his grave and justice has not
yet apprehendcd the murderers,
when tn assassin again appears
and another man is shot down like
dog. THIS time it is Joseph T..
Smith, The eolured witness who
knew something about the cruel
assassination of ClIyton, whom our
readers will remember rs the Re.
publican candidate for Congrcss
and was collecting evidence Ia
contest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10
j. NJ. Ferguson. Tniinr.

Have your clothes made by 7. NJ.
Ferguson, the Tailor, Of Hunting
ton, w. Va. He always keeps a
nice line Of goods from which to
select and his cutter is one the best
on the Ohio river. lie guarantees
every suit to fit or no charge. Shop
first door above Bank of IIuntin1
ton. Give him call. POI
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

We understand from reliable au.
ihori'y that great many Of the
parties in McComas District who
voted against the bonds. arc feeling
sorry for their opposition TO the
same, and are now enthusiastic for
another election on the question,
when they propose 10 give 1t their
hearty support.-Huntington Times
We understand lie county court
OF Cahell will probably order an
other election soon, on the question
OF issuing bonds TO assist in building
the Huntington s. Guyandouc Riv.
er Railroad
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

The Republicans appear to be
determined to convert the schools
into a political machine. They are
holding county conventions ali over
the State to make partisan nomina.
tons for County Superintendent
Of Schools ClarksJurg Ners.
What about the Democratic cour
tyof Wayne' The Democrats OF
this county have called conven.
ton TO nominate not only candi-
date for County Superintendent Of
schools, but TO make partisan nom.
nations for members Of tho respec.
tive Boards Of Education in tho va.
riou, Districts.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

William F. Wharton, of Nlassa-
chusetts, nominated by the President
and confirmed by the Senate to be
Assistant Secretary of State is about
10 years old, and occupies dis
tinguishcd position at the Massa-
chusctts Bar.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

CUsrARD PIE.-Thrcc eggs, three
tablespoons sugar, "a little salt and
cinnamon, one teaspoon melted but
ter, one pint milk; do not have the
oven too hot, and when done set
on back of stove to cool before set
ting away from stove.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Godey's Lady's Book for April
has come. Rich with stories, elegant
with artistic embellishments. alive
with helpful hints for home. Useful
for ladies' who want to make their
own dresses from correct and prac.
teal fashion plates. In word
well worth ~ year, for which you
can get it. Address Godey's Lady's
Book, Philadelphia, Pa.
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cETA rare onnor,,,n;,v ;s

kH' y TdIc opportunity IS Pre-
scented for some cnterprising towns
man to represent Nursery firm
that warrants stock to he delivcre d
in prize condition, so that large.
honorable and permanent trade can
he built up. Very liberal terms to
the right man. Address JAMES
L. WHITNEY, Rochester, n. y.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Tourist to stage driver in the
Yellowstone region-'Are there
any wonderful curiositics to be seen
in this region, driver?"
Stage driver-"W onderful curl
oslties! Well, / should say there
were. Why, you drop a rock down
that gorge, come back in three days.
and you can hear the echo
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

We don't believe there is an hon
est and honorable Democrat in
this Congressional District who is
willing to make affidavit that Hon
{. b. Smith was not elcct> d.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

The poor Indian is fast losing his
foot-hold in America. In other
words, he is sliding down hill ut a
rapid rate.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Ex- Governor Pierpoint's letter to
acting Governor Wilson, advising
Inn not to call an extra session of
the Legislature on account of the
cost of the same, can only be cx-
planned ms the result ola mind dis
eased by old age.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Maj. Drury X. Burchctt, oil
Louisa, has been appointed and his
appointment confirmed, u. s. Mar.
shall for Kentucky. The ADVANCE
extends congratulations to Mai.
Burchetl.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

See advertisement Of the White
Elephant Saloon, Huntington. in
this paper. II you are needing any.
thing in Mr.. Jewett's line, give him
call when you visit Huntington.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

1t has been said and we know It's
true, that this would be charmine
world If every man would attend
strictly to his own business. We
don't mean to slight the women,
either, in this connection.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Ellis III. Roberts, appointed AS
sistant Treasurer at New York. is
the editor of the Utica Herald
President Harrison does not forget
the newspaper fraternity.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

The leaders of the Democratic
party in this State made no capital
hy having innocent men md ctcd
charged with illegal voting.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

The ODD Fetloocs' Adcocate Tor
April, published by Geo. a. Flod-
ing, at Huntington, w. Va, has
reached this Office. 1t is a paper
that every Odd Fellow should take.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10
d. ctor II T.. yickcrs

Gives special attention to G,ner-
al and Orthopedic Surgery and "a
Female Diseases. lie can be found
in the Mathews Block, cd Ave =.
Huntington, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

The word tive" will not stand
for twelve when Hon. G. B. Smiths
contest case against j. Nj. Jackson
comes up in Congress.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Some Democratic papers have
discovered new sin. 1t is called
"success. Postmaster General
Waaamakcr is this kind OLA sinner.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-10

Farkersburg Republicans elected
their entire ticket, excepting one
councilman, the I'd inst. @. b
Gibbons was elected Mayor.