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New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
AN AWFUL CRISIS AvBRrED.

From The Chicago Tribune
panied expression fitted across the face Of the
''SII3 is time We understood each other. Elfeda,'
he said as he h drmeG Saye on s Sht To know the cause
OF your dissatisfaction, your avered looks your MS
VI Have ever male any complaint Callithumpian ~
said the young wife, looking I'm wistfui melancholy
"" You have not. Elfedan returned Csllithumpian:
If you would only say what II IS ! would SELL, see II
SSsSrt GH eS 1'fs # it "P cost me 4'
Ut Wouldn't cost more than-but no matter" ex-
claimed Eheds. hopelessly. ,,,s.
be healed 6 the 9 e taek h9 oa ' lean
and bilious looking pocketbook.
The Young husband replaced the poeketbOok with
great promptness and presence OF mind
Elaeda.s he enHeated, won't you tell me what
IL Is that ais you' know you are not happy ~
IL cannot deny r'-and tear stood in her eye
al don't even enjoy my gum ,,a.,. ., 49, ,...,
II you can't trust me- Elhe'a' "hom can y0u
her head in through the doorway, whatn yez have
fur dinner the dsyia -. ~, ..u,,., ,bs
detected mistress; It doesn't mako any difference,
" Elaedan vocferated Mr. Magruder, as the Kitchen
lady withdrew has this trouble OF yours S'9 "'"S
"Callithumpan,' replied the young wife ,ad IN YoiSs n
IT It @ssTy secret any hss longer a39 TGnE "ST me
cannot help It. My heart is breaRing, g. Cst,- a,
iau@PaHS ne ssoOOed' "fOr-iOr 'f'r m"''' Of
The devoted young husband took ,t the hys'erleai
that all ~ he WHISPERED du1.e n eft have NY Sot GT an
ia hsao tha Sav Ijgbthearted creature have
seemed When ouwa calm and shse seg h5y.
n n.ais .n, a,u mas nSS,Saed longing FOR onions
dd Re qS sey 4S hPS% psp,sSd sSS ySa R.
ssoOa GU tne nnad va.on IN silence But will
UnEns po more my darling The shadow Of domestic as
cord Is lifted from our home HI 'hero' Nor"'
Norah
"Yessirp r.. ,,rrar Nor,h apa nIenty
OF them Do you near
"Yes srn oo, rrarod and the shadows
And WINE uI IIorssr and the winds OF early autumn
Blew UE so who's ssyss Ms W. rsi sni
ing Tor their Ia hand ln-hand IN the cosey parlOr
ans sned S Sr, of S0S the & SA Il.
iul New,EhsonrT nsrmested all the haowed precincts
| their home.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
woRrAsED TRACTION BY ELECTRICITY

From BuIdlHE.
The imp0sslbllty To let go which has been noticed
so frequently In accidents arising from accidental
graspng 1.-Two electric light wires has recently beesl
9.ilhed in an experiment the Ihiladrphla and
Reading Railroad Ia Increasing the Tactive power
AZ locomotive engines. The device Is an invention OF
Wr r. r. Res of baltimore The apparatu. CON
slsts OF a small dynamo and engine mOunei upon the
locomotive and furnishing an electric 81, whlch
Is passed forward 10 the driving wheels thro gh
that portion Of the track rails lying between them.
The passage OF tho current into the wheels and back
causes increased friction between the wheels and
the rails, which l. claimed 10 be far superior 10 that
obtained 10y sanding the tracks and enables the loco
motive 10 draw a much heavier train, without regard
To the condition Of the track than Is present pos
sible. The current used Is what Is termed a low
tesslon current and tho noroased traction obtane Is
under complete control b. the engineer.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
SOME RARE OLD BONDS.
From The ST. Louis Republic.


IL was while Judge Folger Secretary tsaid an
old Treasury offician. one morning an old man came
I'm 10 me who was from a New England State. lie
said that about twenty years ago he found some old
stocks or bonds among the papers OF au uncle men
tionng his name; he had been man OF National
reputation for ability, and had comfortable fortune
for thO.e days-tha is. from 1880 10 1640-and he had
come 70 the United States Treasury t. find ont II
they were worth anything; as they seemed to be
United states bonds. ! looked al them. They We're
ten OF the old debt- bonds and were indeed eluI-
ositles They were old and yellow from aye. but
we're worth principal and Interest. in gold $4,000
for there was ten years interest due on them Y0u
can Imagine the old mans amazement when told
him this. why. would gladly have taken $5,oOo
for themr said he 6" and ! offered them to Boston
banker for less than that but he rather super Ousy
and contemptuously declined TO buy them at any
1gurep ! look the old man In 70 see Judge Foger.
who was very much interested In the matter when
I explained Ii % him. He had never seen any Of
the old loan" securities and after these paid
and cancelled believe he directed that one Of them
be framed and preserved We'll IN less than half
an hours ume the old NewEn glandCr walked out Of
the building with check In his pocket on the New
York Sub.Treasury for 10000 IA gold. How that
smart" Boston banker must have cnrsNi his own
ignorance and stupidity when he learned what he had
thrown away.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
CHAUyCEY H. DEPEW AND HIS PORTRAIT
HE FINDS 1T IN THE STREET, ADMIREs 1T, AND

HE FINDS TT IN THE STREET. ADMIREs IT. AND
PERHAPS BUYS IT.
4 oravon portrait painters agent stood In front
f restaurant in Park Place the other day. displaying
,s samples OF hs art the lIheresses OF Chauncey NJ
Depew and another well known New-Yorker. Ihe
work was so we'll done that many people stopped 10
look at tho physlognOmy Of the popular president OF
Tho New-York Central. Soon a man sauntered down
uo street clad in a high hat and long overcoat and
carving a cane. He appeared to be in the best OF
bunor. as he whstlcd few notes OF a popular air.
Attracted by the crowd lie Joined it and looked down
,non tho pictures at the edge of the sidewalk For
q moment he appeared startled, then a broad smile
enread over his face which changed to hearty burst
of laughter as somebody remarked: 80 good picture
Mr.. Depcw."
The news spread and tho crowd Increased, AL
eagerly watching the genial president critieisng his
own features The agent grew more Interested and
ooouent when he heard who his auditor was, and
held the portrait up for more satisfactory View'
sounding It's praises 10 Mr.. Depew. The latter sur
vcyed It from dozen angles and distances, convers-
,ng with the bystanders the while and cracking his
usual quota OF Jokes 10 The great amusement OF the
and neiahbOring houses having been filled In the
meantime. The agent soon gained his point as Mr.
Depew was favoraby impressed lie asked its price,
and learning that it was only go, took the mans
card with The apparent intention Of purchasing his
o,rn DOFtfait.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
A sOMYAMBULIsT IN A COAL BIN.
From The Chicago Herald.

FROM Inc NHlcdEo
over the West side is very handsome young
lady who Is afflicted with sOmnambulsn. When she
puts her pretty head upon the pillow al night She
does not know what may befal her before She awakes
i'm the morning and She worries great deal over
This strange actiOn Her people watch her a. closely
as possible, but she objects 10 any regular espionage
during her sleeping hours One night long ago she
went 10 bed at the usual hour Along about u. N.
her sister, who slept In an adjoining room, aw0ke
and went In 10 see II fe girl ali right. Her bed
was empty and her door was open The house was
aroused and search for La S0mnambula' was begun.
She was found-but Where? Cnrled mp In little ball
on the coal in The cellar coalbin sleeping soundly
She was aroused quietly and went back 70 her bad,
where she slept well until morning. In her dreams
she must have imagined that coal cost more than
a good bed and she was about right.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
4 NEGRO TURNING WHITE.
From The 81. Louis Globe Democrat,

From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat Atlanta dispatch
Green Howell Is negro who owns plantation
and is we'll o-dO IN life. lie lives in the lower part
of Burke County, near the house Of Captain A. l..
him both white aud coored. Green Is hfty-tw0 years
sld and once he black a. a coal, but now he Is
Seing white all over. Shortly after the close Of the
late war two small white spots about the size Of a
nickel Appeared his wrist about TWO inches apart,
ard they remained for short ume and disappeared,
and nothing more thought Of Il I'LL 1854, when
thew returned In the same place. and have been
snread!ng since that time and he Is spotted all
over and I'm a few years he Will be white all over.
lie docs not suffer any pain from tho spots and he
says tie only Inconvenience he experiences Is nom
The sun, which causes them to blister.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
r SmEEr.pOrATO BLOSSOM.

rrom The ChaFlesIOh NV"s 1'I an. V0urI0T' ,.
W Holn,es, the Editor Of The Bsrnwell pecR'i
has sent seseD IN south Carolina Al least, II is @e
sciuumI 11mnression among those who should khon
genera aesi~that such flower Is of rarc occurrence.
inc inc iainssom referred 70 is that of the Sweetp a.
Inc rbe actual existence of this bloom Is az S ~
Nlne ,amarkahle because II has been often a,,. anh
mt ,be modest sweet potato ever had proud Iaan2
heb was not buried at least six inches under Setti,
The specimens sent by Mr.. Holmes oushs 1ps yins
an. nneston beyond all reasonable doubt; h,eom n
IL undoubtedly sweet potato vine ard 'ho vnYroyeJ
attached TO the vine according to the most 'P''N
The blossomlng OF the historic sweet pots, sessor
~ such special interest that during ihe rsnk with
the first sweet potato blossom ought 80 dover is
something Of a century plant and wson '
purple leaves 10 ought 10 bs duly nsts&
New-York tribune., 1889-10-13
HIS CLAIM BADLY SPOILED.

FrOm The IeWlsUU JOUTUdI
What could make man feel shabbier than TO have
his loet trunk to light Just after he had con
vinced the railroad officials that filed 10 the
him with valuable goods when he committed Il To
AeIr carol This the experience OF somebody
In Maine the other day. lie had presented bill
If ST7 f5r a lost box whom railroad cmpl0yc found
n I'm the Bangor Depot and t" box contained a peck
az peanuts. a monkey wrench and a Jack for lifting
Uagons only theSo and nothing more.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

The Democratic district convcn-
ton passed OF very quietly Satur-
day The county convention meets
here next Saturday and they will
nominate q W. Frssher for Count.
Superintendent Of Schools.
There has been but few people
IN town this week from the country.
The farmers all seem to be busy.
The mill just below town is KEEP,
going early and late.
Our fishermen are having excel.
lent lack this week.
Mrs. Alazanah Garrett has been
visiting friends and relatives in town
this " eek.
Lace Marcum and fam ~ re.
turned to town this week.
Sanders Spurlock will move to
town in few days.
DIR. Workman left this Mace Fri.
day Tor Huntington and Ce,edo.
Several OF our town people have
planted shade trees and improved
the appearance of their property
generally. this spring, and, taking Il
all in all, Fairview is getting to be a
right nice little town.
Harrison Workman and wife. of
CARROTS creek, were in town, Fri.
day.
Some of our farmers have been
planting corn this week; others arc
waiting until after Easter.
The drug store will soon be com.
pleted, then all the people will be
sick.
The school election doesn't seem
to be receiving much attention just
now.
nj. +. Myers, the Democratic
nominee for member of the Board
OF Education in Union District. re-
fuses TO accept the nomination.
James Prichard, of Round Bot.
tom, was in town, Monday.
]. l.. Bloss and NJ. A. Stephen.
son, of Dickson, were in town, Fri
day.
Miss Mamie Bowles made trip
to Dickson, this week, in the inter.
est of the Ladies Christian Aid
Society.
w. 5. Napier. who has been alb.
sent from town for several days, re.
turned, Tuesday.
Usually just before an election
the people are "pestered' with
candidates, but now it is a relief to
meet up with one and have quiet
chat thus getting away from the
ticket-vendcrs for q short time.
Hurrah for Prof. Osburn for
County Superintendent OF Schools.
We have had several cases of
mumrs in town this week.
We failed to get the grades Of
last weeks examination, but will
furnish them next week.
SILvERsIDE.
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From Randolph County.

ED. ADvANcE:+-Evcrything is
on the go in this region.
The weather il beautiful.
Farmers are busy blowing for
corn.
Merchants are doing good bus.
mess here. Stores are not wanting
along the railroad in this vicinity.
Saw mills are numerous and are
doing good work. The railroad
work goes on rapidly. Track lay
ing goes rapidly on and the echoes
of the hammers are heard like the
sound of the musketry OF Fort
Sumpter. But a few more DAYS
will come and 90 before the iron
horse will enter the county of Rar-
jolph.
This section OF the State will
soon be tceming with West Virgin
ia capital, energy and enterprise.
Central West Virginia is coming to
the front. She is booming i'm a
manner that makes the old moss
back open his eyes and stand rooted
to the ground in amazed astenish
ment, as he listens to the mighty
roar of boom! boom,l boom,!i
We are informed that Mr.. Ste.
phen b. Elk.ns has made his ar.
Engagements to leave New York
City and take mp permanent resi-.
dence at Elkins, (this county, w.
Va. 1t is the intention of MI.
Elkius and the other gentlemen
connected with the West Virginia
Central Railroad TO make Elkins
the Altoona of West Virginia. All
the shops connected with the rail-
road are to be located at that place
and MIR. Elkins himself will build a
magnificent residence there. Mr..
Elkins is good Republican and
we wish him success.
A company has been organized
at Huttonsvillc, this comfy. TO
build an Academy. There should
be an Academy in this county, as
there arc many teachers here and
an institution Of that kind would
be successful.
&. II. X.
Montrose, w. Va, April IS, $50.
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E2x EzRsal s.

Jacob Zouck, Esq, was in Gin.
cinnati last week.
Miss Hattie Frizzrll. of Hum
tington, is visiting relatives here.
Willard Griffith, who IS working
on the K. x s. A. r. r., is visiting
his home at this place.
Mr.. Milt. S. Burns and wife. of
Louisa, Ky, were visiting relatives
in Ceredo last Sunday.
The clever ex. Sheriff-H. Fisher
Bowen-was in Wayne coun,y's
river city last Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Tivner, OF Gallipolis.
Ohio, is the guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ratliff.
Buri Bowen has been assisting
in opening goods at the new store
of Wright & Napier this week.
Henry and Richard Kelley, John
Mars and Henry Bierman, of Hun.
tington, were in Ceredo last Sunday.
Miss Susie Chadwick, of Mouth
of Whites Creek, has been visiting
Ceredo relatives for the past week.
Miss Emma Butler, of Pennsyl.
vania, has been the guest OF Mrs.
Dan. Ferguson's family FOR several
days.
DR.. T. II. Buckley, Of Adkins
Mills, was in town yesterday and
called and had his name placed on
our subscription list.
w. S. Napier, Geo. w. Sellards,
At. Napier, John w. Trout and DR..
A. Workman. of Wayne c. H..
have been in Ceredo during the pas.
week.
Mr.. Z. Z. Eisenbarth. formerly
editor of the New Martinsville Mes
senger, but now travelling for the
Oregon Indian Medicine Co, was
here last Wednesday and made the
ADVANCE office pleasant call.
Wat Warren was compelled to
resign his position on the Hunting
ton Times on account of his eve
sight failing him. He is clever
fellow and good journalist and
we truly hope his cye-sight will
soon be entirely recovered.
Rev. Chcuvront, OF the Sp,ithton
M. L. Circuit, decided TO resign his
commission and go as a missionary to
the promised land, Oklahoma, and
there take upa quarter section OF
land. He will proceed at once to
settle in the new territory. The
the people OF his circuit and all Of
his acquaintance in the State, arc
sorry tog've him up, but as he must
go, they wish him prosperity and
peace in his new homo Hest I'M
ioa Record.
The Rev.gcntleman named above
has been in Cercdo for the past few
days. He has decided not to go to
Oklahoma.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

Ed. ADvAScE:-F Farmers ~ this
section commenced blowing since
they have heard the shriIl notes Of
Whip poor will and the cooing Of
the Dove, as they consider these
tokens Of the farewell of the win
ter's storm.
Died. Mrs. Nancy Nelson, at her
residence on Big Laurel, Of con.
sumption, after long illness, on
the s'h inst
On the night Of the 9th inst, the
family Of Mr.. w. s. Enochs was
aroused by the burning Of their
dwelling house. Some Of the in.
mates came very near pcrishing IN
the flames. There was nothing
saved except one bed.
The steam mill at this place
was sold the other day Tor debts
against ! g. Dickson. Mr.. Steven
RAINY now owns the mil. having
made the highest bid. This leaves
our neighborhOOd without a gfist
mill at present.
II the editor will keep these few
lines out Of the waste basket / will
promise to make the next letter bet.
ter,
OK.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

= Bs,nbridse Mund ,. ESQ, County
Atty, Cay Co, Tex. says: s'ilavc US 4
kisctric Bitters with most happy re-
suits Ny brother also was very low
was cured by Timely use Of th,s medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric ID tters
saved h . life."
MIR. ID. l. wilcoxson. Of IL, rse Cave.
N.Y., adds like testimony. saying: lie
tosi,ive y believes he wou 4 have died.
had u not u<en for Electric Bi,terS
This great remedy will ward Oft. az
well rs cure all MRlarial ID seases. and
Tor all kidmry, Liver ard stomach
Oisor9efs stands uia qsled. Price 5oc
and 81. 1T J. IL. Miiiender & Co.'S
store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

lou have heard your friends and
-, ,',, w DOTS talking about 1t. You NAV
SSouISeif bo one OF tie many who know
s'v IN personal experience just how good
81 ~ lug u ~. IL you havss ever tried IT.
S ce' are one OF is staunch friends, be-
,s ss TIE wonderful thing about IL H.,
K:ae wren once given n trial. Dr.
nlaag Nfw Discovery ever holds a
pse,t :, IN the house. Ii you have never
COW, " and should be afa ctcd with a
thasti, cold or any Throat, Lung or
~ give II fair tlial. IL is ouaran-
~ su every time, or money refunded
Co.'s store. - 'i'i'e"uei q
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24
lynn News
W.
Announcements.
r.r Judge of the intermediate
y" Court.
"a the Voters of Hayne County:

legislature at Its last session having
.lIssv establlshed court OF limited 1uris-
H,s,r f,r this county called the "Interme-
49, &c. e,ourt of Wayne County, hereby an
6s.s ss myself a candidate for the ufffce of
pce es ~ ssid court to be elected Oh the Third
jsaasspssv in May. 1897, and hereby respect
ss,,, solicit the support of the voters Of said
Is n, therefor. And In this connection
en-, mere say. that owing tn bad health and
~ hort period NJ time between now and said
rI"eiiou. will be unable to make personal
1870 aud see the people at their homes, Rs
1S~crld like. and therefore u a gr~at extent
.ss rely upon the Kindness of friends to
Insorsts m y claims to said Office However,
~, nv Intention with other candidates for
snr,se 10 appoint times and places for public
snsssinrs when with others, / shall discuss
sSs necessities, advantages and disad van ages
- aid court. and other matters relative
thereto, OF Interest to the Public, and at
vhich meeting hope to meet the greater
nc,fIor Of the people aud then aud there
ssrsseut my humble claims for their support
Allow rue, however, to further ANY that the
ofice OF Judge of said court Is one of vast I'M
,ortsnce and should said law not be repealed
q 4 special session of the Legislature IL
would require the entire time. attention and
,sudy Of whoever may be elected to qualify
him for the discharge OF the duties thereof.
hereby promise that should be elected to
I've my whoe time and energy to nm honest
ana faithful discharge OF the duties OF said
once. am. most respectfully,
Your Humble Servant.
j. NJ. TERN AN.
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Notice OF Election.


STATE or wsSr NfRct~rN.
WAYNE COUNTY. To-wtrs
The Legislature having passed an a~t en-
.ucu an act 10 establish a Court 81 Limited
jurisdiction In the county of Wayne. notic~
- hereby given that at the school election To-
DE heid on the Third Tuesday In May, isss.
to eject school officers for said county. an
election VIII be held at the several voting
places In said county to elect Judge OF sald
Intermediate Court.
This notice II gwen IN pursuance OF m or
ger OF the county court OF said county made
ana entered on the End day ~ Aprii, i-sp
Siven under my hand this 2osh day OF
April, isSe.
CHAPMAN Fay,
Clerk Wayne County Court.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24
To tie Voters of Wayne County:

By virtue of the law OF the State of West
Virginia, ~ becomes the duty OF the voters OF
aid county on the srd Tuesday In May nex;,
70 elect Judge OF the intermediate Court,
an office created by the Legislature assem-
hled. In 1889. I therefore announce myself ns
cand date for said office. Voters, you have
known me for the last twenty Years and
duties OF said office. i promise YOU that no
act OF mine shall over cause you TO regret
having elected Inc TO be the Judge OF said In
term, date Court
Very Respectfully, &c,
q. RATLIFF.
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sTIiEp se1zs|s q:
- -. - s

HENsLEy-Last Monday evening,
OF cereJr0 menengitis, Madge,
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter iensley, aged about four
years.
The Little girl suffered terribly,
having been sick for over three
weeks. The parents have the sym.
pa,hies of the people of the entire
community in their sad bcreave-
mcnt.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

Adolphus Deitz, of Guyandotte,
received severeinjuries by jumping
oil passenger tram while il was
IN motion, the I4th inst. He IS
much better, however, and will re-
cover. He is a son.in-law OF Mil
ton Elkins, of this place.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

The body OF Thomas McCsn,
who was drowned on the 9th inst.
at St. Cloud, has been recovered.
The body was found near the place
The unfortunate young man last saw
the light of day.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

Rev. Mr.. Frazier, Secretary Of
the American Home Missionary
Society for the State OF Ohio,
preached in the Con II church last
Sunday at iot o'clock A. NJ. and 7
2. ". lie is an excellent preacher.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

Prof. John Yates school at this
place will close next Friday and he
WI open select school at Delta,
Ohio, one mile below South Point,
the Monday following. Quite a
number Of Cercdo young folks will
attend his school at Delta.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24
Doctor II. IL. yicIscrs

Gives special attention to Gcner-
al and Or,hopedic Surgery and to
Female Diseases. lie can be found
in the Mathews Block, sd Ave,
Huntington, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

All the church bells in town
should bc'rung ut IL o'clock (mid-
h'ght) on the 10Th inst. Let the
world the Cercdo world know
~, we remember and appreciate
VIC efforts Of our fore fathers in
'nSking this free country. The
persons who ring the bells on this
occasion will not be required to do
lne same Que hundred wears hence.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

We have just received an assert
ment OF new jon type, ornaments.
etc, together with supply of Let
ter Heads, Mote Heads, Envelopes,
Statements, etc. Nov, bring OH
Your Job work.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

n novel and unusual sight was
witnessed in this vicinity the other
day. 1t was dog With only three
legs barking up a tree i'm which
were man with only one leg and
two boys with only one arm each.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-24

We have received the biennial
report of the Board of Regents for
the deaf and blind schools at
Romney. this State, for the
two fiscal years ending Septem-
Der goth, 1888. There are eighty
one inmates at the institution, two
being from this county-George
Adkins, Of Elmford, and Sarah
Lambert, Of Ceredo.