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NUMBER SO.

reason OF the wet weather. Much
moro rain has fallen than has here.
and tho seaso:. 10 very backward.
The grass looks we'll aud whoat
promises very good crop.
Engine No. 1U2, that has been
OH the road from the start, was tho
ono that was wrecked near Dick
son last week. II went down thu
bank, turned over on its aide and
lay half buried in the mud. With
much difficulty it was gotten onto
tho track and run to the repair
shops last Friday II was badly
damagrd.-l Wayne News.
Supt. J. Robinson, OF Columbus.
O. comptroller NC. Jameson aud
W. c. DcArmond, Purchasing
Agent, of Philadelphia. accompnn-
led by the Boa.d Of Auditors OF
the y. & w. X. II. arrived i'm Ke-
rova Monday. In company with
Supt. l.. 7. Peck aud MIR. W. &.
Furbcr they took trip 20 Wayne.
and left kenova for Columbus in
tho afternoon of Tuesday.
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In the World.
fFroIn KeniuckIan citizen. Ro

From Keniuckisn Citizen. Rert. H.
Cheap. thorough and popular so a cnpitsi
to tOuuY 81 ~ THIS amount Of money aud
two or three months time ipvesfed III The
Commercial College Of kef tucky Tuivc al
~, Lexington, Ky in obtaining n business
education has proven IN imDeIiEbabls CO pi-
tai 10 thousands ~ young men.
Talent haE 10 be paid for ~ shown by The
large salaries paid ~ ihis College - ffsf leach
bur smith in the Departments Of BOX keep
INK, Penm0nship. PhonnRfaphy. Tvpe.arii-
Ing, and JcleuTaphy ~ flit college are pei
from ~ 10 SEA day. Tbsee, with several other
efficient teachers vino have occupied htgb
positions in the College for many ,e.sions.
For fbirieen wears The Professors Smith
have msnsged this College 20 ~ 10 viz the
1000 annually in attendance. nearly OOOc0me
by The iuf renee - ~ Er4dunifs
IL Officers have fue ottpem ~ the good and
located. M shown ~ prof smith beirs
elected Vice President ~ the fbarnher ~
Commerce and Vice President ~ the ph0c-
nix National B NIX. amt ton. by tho faifh ~
ihe ciilzeus ia the superiority ~ their col.
.eee ~ old patron from the city pur haefng
from two 90 three achoiHrsf.irs aach nnfff
20 arc rgnlsfprfd from fscr iugfnn tho past
thirteen years This with the compliments
paid She frpfegaor by the leading ban Fers
and husl1ces men calling on him s0r his
graduates ~ Rook- ksepers, Cashiers, s,enoc-
raphefr. and 1y pe-WTlfrra. over 100 ~ wUfifu
have occuried ieadipg p1sifions, enurnerated
above within few squares ~ the C0llego
TIE pamphlet ~ This College fonfsifs 49,
names ~ about 5.O00 former sfudenfa ind the
catalogue explains different cOuraer and oIso
letters ~ Introduction from hundreda ~
graduaies among wh m are several r1ar1-
bers ~ icRielnfnre. p Congressman. alan CITY.
counIy and state oriclals hank rfosfdenfs
rR4hitfr. Ffenngraphffe. and erdoraefnanf1 f1
from The leading business men ls Texlng.
ton.
Professors y W and W. w. euifh received
the Gold MEDIA % fhe Wufid's Frpn1lfifn
over ~ uther Cniieqcq fnr their ~ lem ~
H0nk Keeping. Free instruction ia pfean ffr
students ~ fue Bnsinrea fnnrso nf fhfa f'ei.
l~Re ~ Husiuess hrfhmetif. Practical Pen
nianthip. innking ~ q Rank Official. f,ar.
fnrfr 80. Their Rfnduafee rrffivf fna Enr.
tucFr University Uirinma uudcr seal. n "a
afe more successful than those ~ any col
lego within orr know edge. For prscficai
edi c7liou. sufrer- and lrunffhie reference
attend tire Oid reliqhie rifd b irnlar ff.f,i.
fnrrcial fallero ~ Kentucky JniVersif~
lexington. y ~ Acc advertisement nilsl "a
rrc-s fuf tHffifultfrf WiiHrE II. HHTIH.
founz men desiring % affend business
Coilcec VII nud lt 10 fteir advanfaee TO call
elsewhere.
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Direct Route West.

The Ohio & Mississippi Railway
is the only road running directly
West TO the Mississippi River. Il
- the short line bet tween Cincinnati
and 81. Louis: tile latter being the
principal gateway to all the west.
crn country.
Ia keeping with its importance
as through route TO the West, this
line rams all Of its trains through
solid 10 ST Lonis. No waiting st
intermediate points 10 be "consoli.
dated with train from some
where else.
No transferring Of baggage or Of
passengers who ttaveI ia the day
coach.
No transferring II anything, in
fact. rs. every thing gocsT through
without change.
The equipment in use on the q.
x NJ. - OF the best.
All cass arc vestibuled--sae bag.
gage car and day coaches as well
as Tive slcepcfs, which are Of the la
test Pullman pattern. y special
feature of lhe fast day train which
makes the run each way between
Cincinnati and 81 Louis IN les than
ten hours, j. tho elegant Pullman
I'arI0r BnneiCar.
Thus equipped the perfection og
travel seems 20 have been attained.
The O. * NJ j. also the leading
route to Louisville. running three
daily trains snd connecting with
direct lines for Memphis. New Or.
leans. etc.
Passengers for any point West.
Northwest ~ SOuthwess should
procure tickets via the Ohio x Mis-.
i.siPpi Railway tor sale AZ all Offices
of connecting lines.
Ticket offices in Cincinnati. IS
Wcsi Fourth Street and Central
Depot
J g. BaRsARD. w -. SmArrue
rf..l. a Gen. aan.ssr sssa. r.s.-r Assas-
May
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HON. STEPHEN q. ELkiNs.

liam Wilson. who is concededly one
OF the shire widest leaders and best
deoa,crs on the Democratic side
OF the House, represents his native
state quite ably there, John T..
kenna IS one o! the readiest and
brightest takers on the floor of the
United States Senate and Charles
j. Faulkner our Junior Senator. is
conceded TO be gentlemen Of abiI.
ity and energy. On the United
States District Bench, Nathan Gofl
Jr,. fills II judges position with n
capacity and ability Judge Gon'
is one of the rising men al Wcsi
Virginia, ana the frequency with
which his name is mentioned in
connection with the vice presidency
plainly indicates that il may he pre-
sented at Minneapolis. Others might
ne mentioned that do credit and
honor to West Virginia. but these
are the most notable. Now. where
is the state Of the size and popula.
ton that can produce brainicr set
Of men in national politics than this.
! don't know OF any Clarksburg
Enquirer.
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION TO KA-
NAwHA FALLS, w. VA.-The G.. &
o. will run special train leaving
Russell at 5:45 A. NJ, Huntington
6:30 A. NJ, Charleston S:15 4. NJ,
reaching Kanawha Falls at 8 80
4. N. Returning, leave Kanawha
Falls 4 p. NJ, juno >, 1892. Rates
have been made low enough to
catch the crowd. The excursion
train is run by tho Chesapeake &
Ohio Ry., which is guarantee Of
good accommodations and perfect
order. Make up your parties and
spend the day at this most delight.
full mountain resort. Tickets on
sale at G. & O. ticket offices.
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licensing Engineers.

The question of licensing ong.-
neers is being so agitated in every
state in tho Union that within a
short time, for tho protection of
human lives, II will be impossibls
for any ono intrustod with sieam
to hold or secure situation with
out passing rigid examination
and obtaining liconso. Stephen
sons illustrated Practical Test has
been published TO aid engineers
preparing TO pass such cxnminn-
tion, aud as il embraces all tho
questions asked ON tho Boiler,
Pump. Engine, Dynamo, Corliss
Engine, &c, it has already met
with such demand that il IL now
in lis fourth edition. This work,
which only costs one dollar, can be
obtained of the publisher, Walter
q. Kraft, 20 La Sale Street, Chi
cagO.
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Ready for BUSINESS

The Huntington Burial Case
Company, 40 Ninth street, Flor
entine block, Huntington, w. Va,
is now ready for business. This os-
tablishmcnt is under the manage
mont of Mr.. w. H. Kratz, and in
open day and night TO all towns
outside Of Huntington. Exclusive
undertaking rooms. Practical cm-
balmor and funeral director. Tho
company keeps constantly on hand
"A full line of everything used Ia
tho undertaking business. The
fact that We mako undertaking n
speciality, eirablos us TO meet every
want in our line in manner that
cannot otherwise bo done. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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The magnificent new steel rail
road bridge over the Mississippi
river TT Memphis, Tenn, WAS for
mally opened for traffic last Thurs
day. II is ono of the largest struc-
lures in America, and cost $1,000
000. The bridge proper is a half
nile long, while the approaches on
the Arkansas side are third Of a
mile in length. 1t was built by
the Kansas City, Momphis & Bir-
mingham Railroad Co, and is the
only bridge spanning the Missis-
sippi below st. Louis Exchange.
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The CeredO Advance.

The Republican party this year
will not nominate q candidate for
President on account of the enc
mics he has made. 1t is not go
ing into any such Improbable un-
dertaking. The nominee, whoever
he may be, will be put forward be-
cause he can rally troops Of friends
TO his support.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

West Virginia is quite q small
state both IN population and area,
5ut a glance al the list ol ihc men
prominent in pubic affairs. and
whose names are hiAh IN political
circles. shows that. though IN some
ways little, the mourtnn State Is
ably represented by brilliant men.
Stephen y Elkins represents West
Virginia 10 the Cabinet. Hon. VII.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

Who has bewitched tho weather?
Sweet May, the bridal month Of
all the twelve" has acted shame
fully. Such tantrums woro never
known Of her before. She who has
always been so welcome, and who
came over the bleak hills with q
smile upon her face that put to
rout whatever gloom hat may
have settled over the valleys, has
upon her present visit done moth
ing but cry and make moan gen
erally--yea, has egen scolded like
a virago She has astonishod the
Oldest inhabitant By this unwonted
behavior AID struck terror 10 the
hearts of her lovers in this section,
who viii nov turn TO sonsuous,
dreamy juno for consolation.
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Excursion rates to CinciDnti via
the &. & .. Is'y.

On account of the Prohibition
National Convention at Cincinnati
June the 29th and Both, tho Ches-
apeake & Ohio R'y will sell round
trip tickets 10 Cincinnati June 28th
and 29th, inclusive, good returning
until July 1st, at rate of faro
for the round trip. May-1S
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To Our Subscribers.

Tho SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
which appeared in our columns
some time since, announcing n
special arrangement with DR.. B. J..
KENDALL Co, of Enosburgh Falls,
VI, publishers of "A Treatise on
the Horse and his Diseases, where
by our slbscribers were able to OBJ
tain a copy of that valuable work
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IL renewed for a limited period.
We trust all will avail themselves
Of the opportunity Of obtaining
this valuable work. To every lover
of the Horse il is indispensat le,
as 1t treats in a simple manner all
the diseases which aflict this noble
animal. Its phenomenal sale
throughout the United Stalcs and
Canada, make it standard authori-
y. Mention this paper when send
ing for Treatise"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

Something new under the sun,
an event that has given Great
Rriiain almost an electric shock
is the passage by congress Of the
bill granting American registry to
TO the two finest vessels Of tho In
man line, tho City of Paris and
the City of New York. The Brit
ish, according to contract, can save
these two famous ocean greyhounds
by immediate purchase. but in
this Gaze the company will pro-
ceed TO build on this side four
just as good, and better, il posi-
bic, for this country. The STIR
caused in British naval and com
morcial circles by this new move
is not unwarranted.- Times Star
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

The Columbus Connecting and
Terminal Company, a company or
ganized for the purpose of securing
proper terminal facilities in this
city for the Norfolk and Western
Railway, has commenced active
operations and proposes to com
plete the work in time for business
this fall. Some time since Joseph
!. Doren purchased about 100000
worth Of property in Neil's addi-
tion and OF Fifth street, TO be used
for this purpose. Yesterday he
transferred about $4,000 worth Of
property to the new incorporation,
and to-day the work Of surveying
and laying out the promises for
the necessary new structures is in
progress. II will be necessary TO
expend several hundred thousand
dollars for this purpose. including
lands and buildings The plan is
to give the Norfolk and Western
Independent facilities for entering
the city instead Of coming in over
the Pan Handle road, az is now
tho case. Supt. Robinson is to-day
looking over the Newark branch
and will be absent for several days.
~ Columbus Dispatch.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

The Democratic financial policy
is exploded, and the Democratic
leaders aud newspapers are all
saying you're another to each
other. The war is waging as ner-
riIy IN this county a. elsewhere.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

Editors John w. Avire,t and J..
J.. Robinson, Of the Cumberland
(Md.) Timos and Lonaeoning Star
respectively, have been sentenced
10 ninety days ia Jail aud ordered
to pay a fine Of &iOO each, for
criminally libolinga judge.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01

Democrats are claiming West
Virginia for ono Clsveland--who.
ever that may be. The rapidiiy
with which they are groosaine the
dark horses argues that the Bour-
bons are wandering IN darkness,
with not a single ray of light 10
guide them out Of the labyrintbs.
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"You ksow," remarked q real
nice, good old man to Mr. Clovs-
land, "thai faith will remove a
mountain" $50 I've heard. re-
pliod Grover, scratching his chin
.houghiiully. "but can you tell mo
what will remove Iili2"
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VOLUME VII.
1'he Ceredo Advance.
a Republican Newspaper that
has : large circulation I'm tho Big
SANDY and Twelve Pole valleys
-nR excellent advertising mcdt-
Psblisked Essry Wednesday

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Tob printing of nll kinds neatly
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Advertising rates reasonable, and
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Life Of Charles III. Spur
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

Four Beautiful Slaves, Favorftes of the Sui
tan Of Turkey, Poisoned.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dee. 17.-Four beauti-
full female slaves were recently presented
by the Khedive of Egypt to the Sultan OF
Turkey and placed in the imperial harem.
They appear to have had captivating in.
fuence on the Sultan, who paid them so
much attention as to excite the jealousy of
the other women. The four beau
tiful slaves were found dead in
their beds few days ago.
having fallen victims to poison.
The Sultan is said to have been deeply en-
ragged when he heard of the fate of his
favorites and TO have ordered Q rigid in
yestigatiop, and tho severe punishment Of
the guilty. Three eunucbs " no had access
to the apartments of the victims have
been arrested on suspicion of being
the persons who administered the
poison, and at the latest &C.
counts were being subjected TO torture
In order TO compel them to make q full con-
fessIon. Suspicion of having instigated the
crime rests chiefly on one of the bines
who, until the arrival of tho Egy ptian
women. almost monopolized the Sultan's
affections. In the present. temper OF his
Majesty it is doubtful whether oven she
would escape the bow-string or the Bos-
phorous should sufficient proof Of her guilt
be adduced.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
Roumania's Grown Prince with His Betrothed
at Coburg, Where She Is Inspecting Her
Gowns and Making inal Preparations.
Four of the Sultan's Female Favorites
Poisoned in the Imperial Harem.
Three Eunuchs, Who Are Supposed 10 Have
Been Instigated by Jealous Concubine,
Arrested and Subjected to Torture.


The Marriage of the Crown Prince Of Rou-
mania and Princess Marie of Edinburgh.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LONDON, Dec. 17.-Although the Princess
Marie of Edinburgh and the Crown
Prince of Roumania will not be married for
three weeks yet. the gathering of royal
families has already begun. The Crown
Prince. after flying visit in London left.
this week. for Coburg where the Princess
Marie. who went before, is now inspecting
her frocks and making other final prepara-
tions under her mothers supervision. for
the nuptials. King Charles, of Roumania.
will reach Sigmariaen Wednesday and
thence Will proceed to the Coburg castle
to see his future niece and her family.
Whether the Queen. Carmen Sylvia. Will
be able to take part in the festivities or not
is uncertain. A dispatch on Monday an
nounced that her nervousness and weak
ness were increasing. and that che walked
only with the greatest difficulty. As Jan.
10. the day fixed for the marriage, Is the
anniversary of the death of the Duke of
Clarence, the Queen will not be present.
but will be represented by Sir Edward
Malet, the British ambassador at Berlin.
where the ceremony 10 to take place. The
marriage ID to be performed by Prince
Ghlka. the Russian EN- mbassador at Berlin.
The failure of Queen Victoria to make
her plans for q VISIT In Berlin has been o
grievous disappointment to Emperor Will
lam. who had planned to make the wedding
spectacle to excite the envy of less fav-
ored countries. As matters look now, he
and King Charles will be the only crowned
heads present, as she Gar will be repre-
sented by the Grand Dukes Vladimir and
Alexis. Emperor Franz Josef by an arch.
duke. and King Humbert by the Duke of
Genoa. After the marriage the bridal pair
will spend the first fortnight &C one of the
chateaux of the bridegroom's father.
AID will then 60 to Roumania.
Great preparations are being made for
the reception of Prince Ferdinand and
Princess Marie. On their arrival al
Bucharest services will be held in the
Metropolitan, whittier. accompanied by
the King, their royal highnesses Will pro-
ceed direct from the station. They will oc.
cupy, at first. apartments In the royal
palace at Bucharest Later on they will
remove to the chateau Cotrocent in the
neighborhood Of the capital. which Is be.
ing prepared for their reception. A medal
will be struck In commemoratiCn of the
wedding. bearing on one side the effigies OF
the Crown Prince and his bride. and on
the other the dste of their marriage.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

Further and More Hsrsh Measures Adopted
Against jewish Artfssns.

Further and More Harsh treasures Adopted
Against jewish Arttssps.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Dec. 1.-THE Russian
Senate has promulgated law requirina
that Jewish artisans shall only reside in
places where Official boards Of trade exist.
the pretense being that she Jews can thus
be kept more effectively under Official reg
ulstion and supervision. Cficial boards OF
trade exist only in about 10 per cent OF
the towns in Russia, and the decree, theres
fore. means q vast addition to the misery
and oppression under which the Russian
Jews already labor. Many thousands Of
Jewish. artisans will be compelled to
move from the towns In which they ara
located to enter the competition foe
existence in the populous oenters
of the jewish pale. The object OF
the new law 10 believed 10 be Ia
start the jews TO stirring again and drive
them over the frontier whether other coun-
tries are willing TO receive them or not.
The partial embargo on emigration 10
America had cansed q cessation of the rush
of Russian Jews to the frontier and the
Russian authorities. who are snxious to geu
rid Of the Jews without absolutely oayo.
netting them across the border. have been
much irritated by the change IN affairs.
The new law, is Is expected, will start
them to moving again. and by beipe driven
from one town TO another they Will be hur-
rIed into exile. As 60 what becomes of them
after they sross the border the Russian
authorities dc not concern themselves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
FATHERLANp TOPICS.

Caprivf Not Encouraged By the Kaiser In
Desire TO Resign-Jew- Batter AhIwsrdt.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE implied threat of
Chancellor Won Caprivi. IN his speech when
the army bill was presented to the Reichs-
tag, to dissolve the House and have q new
election in the event of the measure being
rejected, has had little. if any effect upon
the Conservatives The Kreuz Zeitung.
whose editor, Won Hammerstein, is among
the Conserv alive representatives. on the
committee, declares that the bill will not
pass. adding that coalition between the
Centrists and Conservatives in favor OF
supporting Chancellor Won CaprIvi Is i'm
probable. Lobby report has it that the
Chancellor. feeling indisposed and worrie
at seeing that it was improbable shat he
would obtain the assent of the Reichsseg
to his full demands for sn increase of the
standing army. told the Emperor that he
His Majesty. however, was not disposed TO
give the Chancellor any ENCOURAGEMENT in
retiring under fire. He expressed his de-
termination to make the army dill q law.
even at the risk Of an appeal TO the conn
try. He assured Count Won Caprivi that he
would stand by him under ali circumstsn-
ces. The Chancellor gained renewed cour-
age from his interview with the Emperor.
and assen tied to remaining in office and
fighting the battle out through dissolution
of the ReichstsR, il need be. A notable feat
ure In the debates has been the omission OF
all allusions to Prince Bismarck or any
reference to his opinions. His old adhe-
rents avoided introducing his name In the
discussions and also avoided indulging In
their old comparisons between the policy
of Chancellor Won Caprivi and that fol-
lowed By Prince Bismarck.
The admission made by Herr Loewe. the
Jewish small arms manufacturer, that he
offered to supply France with the machin-
rifies has caused rene wed virnlence in the
Judenhetz. The papers which are making
bitter attacks upon Herr Loewe ignore the
! open fact that krupp's works continually
supply Russia with guns and ammunition.
and that they executed large orders for
that country at the time the nations form
ing the triple slliance-6ermany. Austria
and Italy-seemod TO be on the verge OF
way with France and Russia.
Churchmen have been more excited since
Thursday by the prospect OF Ahlwardts
appearance In the Reichstag after
Christmas. Ahlwardt will enter the
Reichstag with the worst reputation borne
By any deputy since the retirement of Herr
Most. He 10 . bankrupt of the worst kind.
As head of = oity school he not only
absorbed all the money of the
pupils. but also mado practice OF bleed
ing their parents He has blackened
the reputation of every lawyer who has
tried to save bIm from the consequences Of
his dishonesty. He has sat IN tive or six
prisons. ana not . respectable house In
Berlin 10 open 70 him. The aTistoeratio