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, 1889-07-26
The Stage Robber.

Pursuitsof the bold highwayman who
halted two stages on the Rawlins Lander
line about the first has been abandoned.
The fellow was trailed into Rawlins by a
Fremont county deputy and two Indians.
He undoubtedly boarded a train at that
point. The officer was about twenty
four hours behind the thief. Booty
amounting to $1,000 was secured by the
highwayman. He came into the country
on the Northwestern and walked to the
Sweetwater and thence to Rawlins from
Nnsner.
, 1889-07-26
Minimum Live stock weights.

A circular has reached Omaha, issued
by Chairman Faithorn, of the Western
freight bureau, announcing these amend
ments to the live stock minimum weights,
which will take effect August /: Cars, 81
feet, cattle 10000 pounds; hogs and
sheep, double deck cars, 10000; hogs,
single deck. 10000; sheep, single deck,
10, 900. Cars, 80 feet long, cattle, 90
500; hogs and sheep, double decked cars,
20, 500; hogs. single deck cars, $1,000;
sheep, single-decked cars, 1000. Cars,
33 feet 6 inches long, cattle, %, 900; hogs
and sheep, double decked cars, $4,000;
hogs, single-decked cars. 1000; sheep,
single .decked cars, ~, 200.
, 1889-07-26
A Minister'S Wife.

Frank NJ. Day, an eloquent and gifted
young divine, has resigned the pastorate
of the Methodist church at Lander after
satisfactorily filling the pulpit for about a
year.
Mr.. Day was a single man when he
was assigned to Lander, but was smitten
with the handsome face and many excel
lent traits OF a most estimable young lady
of that place. For some reason or other
the minister's choice did not suit certain
members of his flock and these created
trouble by their gossipping. The wag-
ging OF tongues wearied Mr.. Day and he
resigned.
, 1889-07-26
First class cNbineE photos
81 per dozen at SkOLds'.


DR.. Il. d. Larke of Rogers City
Michigan, says the epidemic of last year
in Presque, Isle county, in which SO
many persons lost their lives, was choleric
dissentry instead Of cholera as first re.
ported. He used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says
it succeeded, where all other remedies
failed. Not a single case was lost in
which it was used. This remedy is the
most reliable and most successful medi-
cine known for collie. cholera morbus,
dyssentry. diarrhoca and bloody fux.
twenty-five and so cent bottles for sale by
b. B. David, druggist.
, 1889-07-26
Stocks and CarrIe Markets.

NEW YORK. Jnly 25.-The stock
market was weak at the opening this
morning, but soon recovered and advanced
steadily throughout the remainder of the
day, scoring material gains before the
close. The reports of the great dry goods
failure, however, created a bearish feel
ing among the trading element here and
first prices were from to l per cent
below last evenings closing figures and by
vigorous hammering at the outset further
losses were established. A great majority
of the list is higher tonight, though the
only marked changes were gains of II in
Union Pacific and l per cent in North
western.
Government bonds dull.
Petroleum opened firm at $l.0l5, and
closed steady at Sl.O02.
American cotton seed oil, SO.
Money on call easy at 2C93 per cent.
Following are closing Dr1ces of stocks.
, 1889-07-26
MeteoroIogicalIy Speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne, July
&c. lSS9.-The report of rainfall for the
twelve hours ending at s n. m. yesterday
is as follows: Moorhead 80 inch. Santa
Fe 10. Sioux City "a, Chicago oil,
Omaha OF, st. Vincent .O6, Des Moines,
Lacrosse and Bismarck trace. Range OF
temperature III Cheyenne see to s5o. For
to-day, fair weather and slightly warmer,
, 1889-07-26

Too small an estimate was at first made
of the damage to the Cheyenne & North
ern by the food ofTuesday night. Road
master Delaney telegraphed yesterday
that nearly 800 feet of track had been
misplaced. The outgoing train will leave
here on time this morning.
, 1889-07-26

Hon. A. Ii. Reel, who yesterday re
turned from his western ranch reports the
loss Of ii xty-foe head OF horses since his
last count. lie is certain the animals
have been driven out Of the country by
the ~rustlers who have been boldly operat-
ing in hat section for a long time.
, 1889-07-26

CHICAGO, July 25.-Cattle-Receipts
II 900. Market steady. Beeves SO. l0@
AS; stockers and feeders, 81. 9O(G2. 80;
steers, 50. 30(93.4 40: Texas cattle, 81. l5(6
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Natives, So. 5094 05; Westerns, SO. GOA
4 20; Texans, So. 0O93. 40.
Wheat-Cash, S23; September, 7sl;
December. sol.
Corn-Cash, 1863; September, 36I.
For good hack service call telephone No. o.
, 1889-07-26

These deeds were filed for record at the
Office of the county clerk yesterday:
V. Baker to Robt. Morris. 427 acres of
land in Laramie county; 81, 100.
Frank G. Hoxie and wife to Love A.
Goodell, lot 4, block Is, Kelly's addition.
, 1889-07-26
A woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests. but her vital or
CANS we're undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three months she coughed
necessarily and could not sleep. She
bought of us a bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was so
much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night and with one bot
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus write
W. G. Hamrick & Co, of Shelby, N. G.
Get a free trial bottle at DR.. W. N.
Hunts Drug Store.
, 1889-07-26

Wyoming Creamery and jerks Butter
at Il. S. Johnston & Bro.
, 1889-07-26

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1889-07-26

FoR sALE-Old papers. LEADER office.
, 1889-07-26
FOK SALE.

For good hack service call telephone No. 9.
, 1889-07-26

Flowers-Mrs. Glafcke, 10th and Warren
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E PERSONAL 81

Key Abraham, Ferguson was In
Ceredo last Sur day.
Mrs. Or. S,ursill is wishing rel,
nves and friendsin Ohio.
We noticed Mr.. Geo. w. Sellard.
pass through town, Monday.
+. NJ. Campbell, Esq. of Hun
nngton, was here, Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Wolfe, of Toledo
Ohio, is visiting her parents ut ,,h;.
place.
The genial travelling salesman
SaP'.J. Al. Rice-was in Iowa Yes.
terday. -
Mr.. Z. p. Hoard returned from
business trip 10 eastern cities las,
Saturday evening. - s3tst
Miss jamie Downer, OF Hunt;nv.
ton, was the guest OF Miss Abble
Knight last week.
Rev. Burwcll Akers preached =,
the M. z. church last Sunday at ioi
O'Clock A. NJ. and TIM.
Miss Jennie Duncan left for MI
DE ChaItal, Monday evening, to
resume her school duties.
judge James McOuin made the
ADVANCE Office pleasant call
Monday. lie is always welcome.
Mr.. Eugene Soupine, of South
Point, Oaio, and Mr.. 7. III. Jone,.
of lronton, were in Ceredo last Sun,
day. ~
Miss Mamie Nolan and Mrs.
Harlan Wellmar of Catlctts burg.
ny, were visitors in our city last
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Spurlock is teaching
the unexpred term of school OF
Prof Wayne farrell, at Washing.
ton school house.
Messrs. ]. p. Waymer, w. s.
Napier. 5. +. Hoard and the editor
of the ApvAscK were in Charles.
ton last week, taking in the lcgisla-
tive sights.
Mr.. wv FARRELL is at home with
an injured leg. caused by piece OF
timber falling on it while he was
working with the railroad carpen.
tiers in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Feszell. of
Sciotovillc, OHIO, came 20 town Last
Saturday evening. Mr.. F. left yes.
terdsy morning ona business trip to
Boone county 10 he gone for sever
nj days and Mrs. f. will remain
here until he returns.
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Eupepsy.

This Is what you ought 10 have, in
Tact You must have IL, To fully enjoy
lie. Thousands are searching for Il
daily, and mourning because ih.y find
IT not. Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars are ssent annually by our Ieo-
pie M tlse hope that thy may attain
this boon. Aud yet it may le hid by
all. We guarantee that Il eotr.c BIZ
tiers, u used according TO direct ons
aud the use persisted IN. wiHbring you
Coed Digestion and Gust the demon
Dyspei STA and Install instead Eupepsy
We rec, nm nd Elsc,ric Bitters for
Dyspepsia and all diseases OF Liv r,
stomach and kidneys. Sold at zoe,
atd $40 per bottle by J.. II. NiIlender
& Co.
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Haynie.s Branch Items.

Mrs. 0. Plymale has just returned
rom IT. Pleasant where she has
been visiting the Whaiey relatives.
Misses Josa and Sack. Perdue
have been visiting their sister at this
place.
Miss Belle Plymale is going to
Louisa, KY, ona visit as soon as her
'ehooi is out. =
Our school will soon be oui-just
10 more days. We are sorry 1t Will
soon close for the pupils and parents
y, like the tcachcr-Mr. Charles
thomson. He is worthy of any
tthool room.
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Braun. Following is a complete
list of the presents:
Set cups ard saucsr<-B II. ,de's father.
White counterpane-Br.d mo h. n.
SuS glass water set-Annie Ca!l.son.
Silver butter kniie--Jas Ca lsson.
l;ams.
Silver pickle castor-G. ". William.
and vile.
Set silver teaspoons-E. NJ. W lliam,
Set damask table linen-- Mesdame.
Al. X. Williams and T. j. Banning.
Oct silver teaspoons-Mrs. Al. L.
One dozen linen napkins--Sterlins
Water set-M.t Hurt.
Hanging lamp-Clark 4 1hyior.
Tar linen towels-G. A. lIsll ard
wife. - : ''''Aeu "''0
Silver cake basket-L. E. Braun and
wi q.
Glass fruit stand-w.H II. Bradley and
Water pitcher--Dolie Brown.
Set plates-Johu Freeman and wife
Glass cake stand-I-aura Clecton. 4
Glass fruit bowl-Mattis and JOSIE
Atterberry.
Silver breakfast castor--Asrs. jaime,
Dysarf, Of Mobetly.
Pair vases-I.. I. Embree and wife.
Set sauce dishes-Afrs. w. H. Bad.
ley.
Cut glass cake stand--H. B. VIM
and daughters.
Lamp Mrs. J. s, Nickerson.
One dozen linen napkins-W .llis
Pipcs,
Match Willie Wright.
Glass preserve dish Eugene Alter
b try.
Engraved ch ma cups and saucsrs--
Charles GRAY ms and wife. ~ =
L1mp-C. L. Forrest and wife.
dcxen salt eeliais--Georse Dam ron
Sik muller and tidy--Geo. wflg4,
and wife.
Kid gloves andypair tow,ls-M. IL
Wright and Nife.t tf
Silver napkin rings--Jasper After
OIL Pa:n;ing-Mrs. Gen Hutch N.
son. 81. VIZ H ~
Her Photpgraph-Miss Hazel Brown
Charlton Democrat or one year
D.smukes II Is. own.
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MNAFVQeu:D( ~
SEs gss

FEAzELL-CALLfsoN-At the resi-.
dence of the brides parents, Sal.
isbHy, Charlton county, Mo.
Jan. Sth, 1850, Mr. Frank Fcazell
to Miss Leota Callison.
The newly married couple ar
rived in CereJo last Friday and are
guests Of the family Of the groom's
mother. The ADVANCE joins
Franks many friends in this coun-
ty in wishing him and his fair com
panion happiness. prosperity and
contentment at every turn in the
road of life.
The Charlton No. Democrat,
published at the home Of the bride,
contains the following m regard to
the wedding:
"The attendants were: Sterling
Lusher and Miss Annie Callison.
Mat Hurt aud Miss Dole Brown,
and James CaIlison and Miss Fran.
kie Warren.
The bride was alfred in tan col
ored silk handsomely trimmed with
irridescents, with gloves to match
The bridesmaids were suitably and
handsomely alfred for the occasion.
while the groom wore the conven.
iionaI black, with light neck tie and
gloves, and the groonsnien did the
same. Immediately after the cere
mony, supper was announced by
our pleasant hostess. and we were
ushered into the dining room where
the table fairly groancd under the
weight Of good things provided,
consisting Of all the deiicacies Of the
SEASON Owing to the inclemency
Of the weather (it being in the midst
Of heavy snow Storm there were
not so many present as there would
have been under more favorable
circumstances, although 1hcre were
about so guests IN attendance and a
more pleasant party would be hard
10 find The happy couple left on
the fast train Wednesday afternoon
Tor Ceredo, West Virginia.
where they will make their iutufe
home. followed by the best wishes
Of their many friends here, with
whom we join and wish them much
Joy. We return thanks for a gen
crous supply Of cake which was
kindly delivered to us by Mrs. May
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A terrific cyclone struck western
Pennsylvania last Thursday doing a
great deal of damage. The city OF
Reading Jared worse than any other
place. Mr.. G. p. Hoard, Of this
place, visited that city the day after
the disaster and says the destruction
o. property and life was very great.
About one hundred beautiful
working girls, employed in the
Reading silk mill, were buried in
lhe ruins OF the immense building.
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Omitted.

Miss Maggie Kelley, teacher IL
the Primary Department of the &C
redo public schools, sends us the
following names of pupils in hcr
department. which she SAYS were
omitted (unintentionally) from last
months Roll OF Honor:
John Osgood, Tom Emmons
Walter Gordon, Pearl Gordon
Floyd Cole, Leslie Sadler and Ger
trude Else hbach.
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at saved Ter life. ;.

Gooch = Mexican Syrup has accom- piisi.et
cure IN this nels borhOot Which TINS ,,stsln
ishcf The people. young lady, Ms
DAVIS, MAS giycnuPt die, by her nttcndini
said Sue would die Lefor. usprning aud nd
visrd her friends 10 discont, nue III in c,iic ne
ne they were doing her no good. Her parent,
had y bottle OF your Mexican syrup aud Lin.
iment In tho house. They at once began Ia
give the syrup Ia doscs one hour apart, and
frequently bathcd her chtN with the Linf.
better. and after using Two bottles OF each she
IL almost as well as eycr. II was almost liks
raiking the dead. and has established The rep,
I've ffll J.&I ~. "a SDS
lily Trimble. Atheas Co., o.
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Ascrap of Paper Saves Her Life

TWAS Just an ordinary scrap of wrap
ling paper but il saved her life. She was
IN The last stages OF consumption, told
| BY physicians that size was incura ble
AID could I've only short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On
piece OF wrapping paper she
read OF DR.. Kings New u scov, ry, and
got a sample bottle; it helped her, she
leu bit large bottle, IL helped her
more, bought another and grew he; ter
last, continued it's use aud is now
srOng, healthy, rosy. y imp,
W. ghing 140 pounds. For ruler part.c-
rlars send stamp To w Ii. Cole, Drug
glsi, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of THIS
Wonder vi discovery free at j. Ii. Mil
kndeT Il Co.'s store. 4
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The MaysviIle and Big Sandy
Railroad Co. now runs regular
trains through to Huntington, over
the n. n & Nj. V. road from Ash
land. Passenger train going ives,
passes Ccredo at 1910 o'clock A.
" going east at 5;r6 r. NJ. They
stop here, which is very convenient
for the local travel.
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Mr. VIII Fry, ofthis county, Sc.
cured fat plum in the West Vir-
gnia House of Representatives.
lie was made Assistant Clerk and
Tor his services receives 5000 day.
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Bucllen's Arnicn salyc.

The best Saivc In the world for Cuts, Bruis.
s,s Sores, Ulcers, salt l,heum, Fever Sores
Tei,er, Chnpped HANDS, Chiiblatns. Corns
and all skin Eruptious, and positively cure.
Piles or mo pay required. Ii Is guaranteed
Is give perfect satisfaction or money refund.
al Price - cents per box.
forsale by j. Il Mlilender & Co.
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Montrose, Jan. s. SO.

While in Huntington the other
10y we were leisurely strolline
p y WI Third avenue, opposite the
" when our attention was AZ.
,f "1,eu to some handsome samples
photograph work. Being a dear
Yer Yer OF beautiful pictures it was
e ..''ulal Tor as TO examine the work
,.@,e'ullyi which we did. The pho
ssI'Phs were finished in the
VI, Wy best style Of the at. In fact
Gsnaye never seen pieures to equal
ism IN this part Of The country.
P sn inquiry We learned that w.
7, FANNER's Gallery was located
I've. sooVe. We climbed q fight Of
aus aus to the second story and there
io. nm The most elegant rooms hnag.
vi a4e The floors were covered
~. I'm The finest velvet brussels car.
se1 1 1nd The furniture was handsome
I au costly Mr.. + has almost every
WY OF scenery one could desire.
lin 'n 20 Huntington 90 and sec
ee,;..ii's photographs arc the latest
sns and cannot fail to please.
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Senator B. J. Prichard and Rep
sentative Robert Napier, of this
county. arc at their post of duty at
Charleston.
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From Randolph County.

I'D. MISUNDERSTANDING oil
special interest has occurred in this
vicinity oflate.
We are having nice weather in
,ns vicinity, excepting rain occa-
sonally. No snow for some time
business is on the dull list owing
. Inc railroad work not being in
progress.
Getting cross.ties for the railroad
mems to be the principal work Of
We think that we will have pros.
Porous times for the next four years
wing to our newly elected President
and our new railroad.
f9r fear we will take up too
mug" .er space in your columns we
VII VIII close for this time, promising to
come again.
III. Il.
NOntrOse Iau = 20
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The new board walk from the
bridge to the railroad station is a
ereat Improvement over the old
Single plank walk.
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Look at the date on your paper
.Aer your name and you can tell
wben your subscription expires.
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VIII Johnson is now proprietor
| Of the oyster saloon, west Of the
ADVANCE office, Dan. Lewis having
odd out and left Cercdo.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Csstor,a,
whsn she wss a Ci,ild. she cried FOR Cas,oria,
When she beoaras Miss. shs ching 70 casdria.
wl.sn sLo had chndrsn, she gave theza Castoria
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ronnie Davis, of this place. sc.
cured an appointments as page in
=, House OF Representatives.
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Mrs Geo. F. Miller, of Hunting
=. died on the morning OF the 9Th
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All old Subscribers should renew
promptly. Remember that you
save twenty-five cents by So doing.
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T,ble,s. for school children. for
10 at this office. Oaly 5 cents.
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f. Mrs. Wrrriow's SOOTHING sypur should always
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TEnNs OF TBE giffFBEELY.
e: ~ sss' sS 80. -, ,.s e
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-12-26

ported by Mrs. II. E. Braman the most successful
entertainment evereiven in that hourishing town.
She recommends Corps desiring something popu-
lar TO send 10 Mrs V. $. Patterson, Belefontaine,
o., for II book of instructions.
Annie &C. Howe wife of Judge Henry e. Howe,
of Toledo o. one of the original founders of the
GAR has been elected President of Forsyth
Corps, No. /. Mrs. Howe has been of the
stanch and true Relief Corps workers of Ohio, and
Inns served inuumerous important offices includ-
ing Department Executive Board. She will keep
the Corps true TO its high standard of excellence,
and IL In all respects aworthy successor Of Kate Is.
Sherwood. Cora Day Young, Martha J. Foster,
Emma sibley Pcase and Emma Goldsmith. Mrs.
Goldsmith, after two terms Of faithful service, re-
tires with the best wishes of all.
The Department OF New York is prospecting.
Two dsbanded Corps have been recognized aud n
number of Corps have been Instituted Emma j.
Carpenter. the efficient and charming Department
Secretary, has been greatly missed, but her mamie
has fallen upon the shoulders of devoted worker,
WHO'S asister of Mai Pool, prominent In New York
GAR. circles Sarah G. Mink, now approaching
the end OF her third term as President, ~ giving
every hour of her time to building up the good
work.
Brooklyn Corps No 1G7, Brooklyn Village, o. a
suburb of Cleveland has reelected its entire stan
of officers; Emma A. Chester, President. This
Corps sums up n busy and delightful year; in
crease in membership, II; present number, 60.
nerous; Sli cash aud $50 worth OF clothing sent
Johnstown sufferers Three boxes of hospital sup
plies sent the Soldiers Home, Snnd,tsy. and an
other under way; S. contributed to Orphans Home
Christmas, and now the Corps Is working for "A Me-
mortal Hall, to be built by Brooklyn Post. A
" Nail Social, ~ hsld Thanksgiving evening. brought
In two kegs of nails for the building. A Grand
Army fair, large scale, is now to be held by
GAR, W.RC and \. of V.
Sergt Peiiier Corps, No. so, Meadville, Pa, mem
5ership -. reports vast amount of relief work
done the past year. This the first Corps "a
send supplies to Johnstown sufferers, and forward
ell nine boxes before the call of the Department
President was issued Cash total of relief. SEQ
food and clothing valued Mt e2i5. An October
dime social Melted $50 and November bean bnke
S9i. On the evening of Dec. % Corps 81 VIII pre-
sent Sergeant Post with fine flag. On this occa
sion the Corps will give fine concert, when the
price OF admission will be food or clothing to dis
tribute Christmas Eve 10 the poor Of the city.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-12-26
An Army Officers WIGS Homo
lUntted Serpico. ]

IUHHtu otFpFre,J
"Where Is your home 2" asked lady, who
was visitor at military post, of one of the
officers wives.
with my husband" promptly replied the
wife.
"Oh, yes, of course" said the lady; "but |
mean what part of the country"
Il have no home" the wife sadly answered
a. was born at a military post which no longer
exists. My father and mother ara both dead,
and If my husband was to die tomorrow do
not know where in this broad land of ours
should go. | have been SO long on the frontier
with my husband Feeling that all could claim
OF home was with HIM that haye grown out
OF the recollection of those even with whom
became acquainted at school,"