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The Ceredo Advance.
T. T. Mcl»Ol (; \L,
Kl'ITOK AND rhOPRIBTOIt
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Wednesday, .July
The Pope died Monday.
Tiikke are still a few people who
are not on a strike—just a few.
The Republicans of Kentucky
have placed a winning ticket in the
field.
W. .1. I >ryan is still bombarding
Grover C leveland with words hot
from the griddle. Grover simply
keeps on fishing and fixing bait.
TilK press of the country is glee
fully giving the glad ha-ha to Gov
ernor Pcnnypacker over his press
muzzling hill. Poor old Penny!
Attorney C Jen krai. Frekt has
rendered an opinion that the incom
ing County Superintendents cannot
legally' teach school under tin* exist
ing laws.
The greatest tribute to the Pope
is that tin* world has forgotten creed
in its sorrow for death’s claim of a
a gentle life and kindly soul.—
Washington Post.
Pkesi m-.vi 1* i:.v>» is has the* assur
ance that King Edward of England,
King William of (iermany, and King
Alphonsoof Spain, will be in attend
ance at the world’s fair. Now, if
Mr. b rancis can persuade the I* -iiv<
rulers of Belgium ami Saxony to
come, he can boast that hi- l>ig band
was composed <->1 three kings and
pair of jacks.
♦ •
While the Wheeling Intelligen
cer and Parkersburg News have a
perfect right t,o their choice for
l uiled States Senator, those papers
do not voice the sentiment
of the majority of West
\ irginia Republicans bva long way.
Southern West Virginians demand
one of the Senators and Hon. .1. L.
Caldwell is iheir choice.
The lirst issue of the West Vir
ginia Mercantile Trade Journal has
reached this ottirc It p a Weekly
publication devoted to the interests
of the wholesale and retail merch
ants of the State. U i- published at
Huntington, appears in book form
{jnd is neat and attractive. \V. R.
Brandau is editor and general mana
ger. We wish the veulure success.
A\ hat’s the matter with our own
dear Governor White taking a term
as Vice-President? The Go erimr’s
record is all right, even it he did
tell the bankers some go< d i};if• •• -
And he'd make Roosevel' 1 i|»-1<|»
running mate, also.—Cabell Record.
It would please the Advance to
see our popular Governor honored
with the Vico-Presido- c. . lie
would, indeed, make a tip top r m
ning mate for Roosevelt.
-• • •
Last Saturday's Wheeling Intelli
gencer contained views from about
a dozen citizens of Ohio county,
80me of whom favor .Mr. Scott’s re
turn to the Senate at the expiration
of bis present term, and some sav
they will support him it In-, i- nomi
nated. No doubt Mr. S»•hmulbarh,
the other Ohio county candidate for
the exalted post!ion, cm secure just
as flattering endorsements.
HOIS. JAMteL? CALDWELL.
A Pew o\ the Reasons Wiui The
Journal Supports Hi-s Cannldaeu
tor the United 8 ates Senate to
Succeed N. B. Scott.
Tyler County Journal.
The entire country does not eon
tam a more striking example of the
splendid American development_
of Mr. Carnegie* “Triumphant
Democracy”—than tfce instance of
Hon. lames L. Caldwell, of Hunt
ington. A glimpse at his biography
recently published discloses this fact
in a most gratifying manner.
He is honeftl and candid and fair
in all the walks of life. In his long
career a* a business man, and as a
citizen friend and neighbor no breath
of suspicion ever assailed bis integ.
rity or dimmed the brightness of In*
honor, and whether we view him in
the future as a plain business mo ,
citizen, or as a member of the I'nited
States Seriate, we shall see the im
press of his splendid mind and the
luster of his honest, noble manhood.
He is the faithful friend and
champion of the people. No man
e\er bail better opportunities than
he for knowing anti understanding
them. He came from «he ranks of
the people, and he lores to be close
t<> them and has an abiding confi
dence in the integrity and patriot
| 'Bin of the masses. Like Hen Ad hem,
he would say: “Write me as one
who loves his fellow men.”
He is an earnest partisan. He
believes in the Republican party as
embodying the true principles of a
Republican torm of government.
He stands by its organization in dp.
feat and in victory, lie believes iu
its men as well as its measures.
I’arty contests on the great field of
State anil 1* edcral politics are to
him no mimic strife. Iu the pro
gress of the contest and in garnering
the results he i> iu deadly earnest*—
in all this, however, courteous, fair,
honorable, candid and gentlemanly,
never blatant, boisterous, nor dema
gogic, There are no neutral tints
in his politics. Like all earnest men
he has a strong opposition to con
tend with, but withal l.e is heartily
respected by his opponents.
Mr. ( aldwcll is a broad-minded
man, and never lets his politics set
tle on any one question to the exclu
sion o I all ot In rs. lie meets qties.
tions as they arise, and never antici
pates a movement before it shows
some signs of life in the great mass
of the people. He stands on the
solid roek of conservative general
statesmanship, and does not need to
climb up on some fautastie theory
to be seen b) the multitude. fie
Ims no faith iu universal panaceas
and no time to waste on political
nostrums. Faithful adherence to
the Constitution is his remedy lor
troublous one.- • oas.
men riding their little hob.
bies go on and off the stage, until
h<*bl,y and rider are both relegated
lo tlie^mu.-ty obscurity of the prop
erty room, but tin* broad-minded,
l ir visioned, prophetic state-man
remains lor all time. lie is an ah
soliitely truthful man, and would
vied up his life* to a molt before
denying one tilll • of his principles.
In the stormy times of civil war and
sectional strib in* stood as firm as a
mountain, and if he had been the
only one left of its defenders, he
would have stood beside the stars
and stripes like some Titanic defend
er until hew n to pieres by its enemies.
And, (‘Veil as tin i r s pea rs pierced him
they would have rendered the horn
age o! respectful admiration. The
people are rallying to him because
liny know he always speaks the
truth as In* sees it and never deceives
them. Io thousands of Ids friends
an ! neighbors I s word is an inviola
ble bond Mis character is above
reproach and his Kcpubticunisui is
unimpeachable. I n an age of corrup
tion, sensation, and utilise, no scandal
however faint shadows his good
name, no i lie rumor soils it with
polluted breath. Mr. Caldwell’s
private life i- adorned with all the
domestic and social virtue-, and we
lope to see his career spontaneously
crowned with the highest honors his
noble State can bestow — a seat as
their representative in the Senate
of the I'nited States.
Order ot Publication,
The State of West Virginia: Wayne
County Circuit Court Clerk's Office:
\r Ii*11♦ • - held in tIi*- oMlce of tin- Clerk ol
I I I " nil Court, on Monday, I lie HI ii day ol
<M<*»re, Ail in r )
. VM- - InChaucorv.
.1 Ini !!. Whitt * !m )
i in- ol. l i. t It is Mill Is to sei tie up the
f state <i’ Ca'he.r.lie I'ert.v and to subject her
"* 11 *■'' Me to i lo- pay me nt or her debts, ami
'• h'li •• lief estate among the several heirs
' ‘led to. i e i o, if any reman * after tne
paymenl of herdelits.
J'1 ‘ <,!1V came l he plaintiil liv Ins at*
, ‘'el upon his motion, and it up*
p ii u.g irom an atlhlavii died wilti the pa
I • rs In this enuse, mat l.ewi* perry, It **e
Perr>. t*me* perry. Mnttison Hmlt'h, Hello
K.. .I defendants, are i onresidenls of the
tain of \\ .•*! Virgin .a: It is therefore
ordered that they do a. pear here within one
t *. - • i! i It . Met l In* 0 r-l p III e n Ion of this ni
lei Hid tint ia i u neft M.try in protect t heir
interest in mis smt. A d it Is further
order cd i hat 1 h Is order he published nnee a
w>ek, i< r tour sneeessive weeks in the
i ‘ i do \d\ mice a weekly newspaper puli
! 1: sud VN \ oe Conol.v, and he posted
on t tie i rod •loor of i In ( mt ri Mouse or mi Id
enmity af least 'Jo day- In fore judgement in
decree Is enlcred heidn
• l'e«le: • l has. K. W'll.KI , Clerk,
all'll i; A M IKK, Att>*. To-Adg--i
Commissioner* Notice
I life State of West Virginia, )
plaintiff. - In Chancery.
vs. )
Albert Thaeaer, John M. I.nwe and Milton
Ixiwe and tie- oilier unknown heirs of
Marred I ,<>we deceased, J. II aid wel i a ml M
W Colton. 11 ll*Mee«, C A Hnge, Mary F
Moge. A. W l.yean, P ||. Wellman, Cnii
M el -n, lane < laik. ( hu«, II. Miller. Ann
Me- <iii>a*, ihe unknown heirs of A. W.
W’ 11 s »ii. deceased, Hoaweati Fields, purris
Fields, .letImlah M. Thacker, iolin Jarrell
Wl.liam Muncy Jr. I„ F. Vln*.lames
rtilkerson Ir. William Fulkerson ami
Cl tended Fulkerson, heirs at law of James
t-n. keisou deceased, and Ik. Ik. V In son, lie
fendanls.
The plaintifl and defendants in the above
styled cause will lake notice that the under*
signed commissioner In chancery in pur
suance of a decree of reference made anil
entered in i In* above styled cause at the May
term, | '>; o the circuit court ol Wav ne
County, West Vlrg rila, wlllnrtthc
1« Ihi) «»l \u('iisi, |tNt;{,
at his office In the town of Wayne. Wayne
County West Virginia, proceed to execute
ilie r>-i|Uirerneiit* of said deer/ e of reference
l/i wit;
Take, slate and re|»orl an account herein
showing:
1st Whether *» red the tract* and parcel*
of Ian m -lit lone I in plat ii 11 |f’« hill herein
ire forfaited to the Male of vv e*t Virginia.
.oi If said Ira* s or par-els of land are
forfeited, Iti who*** name they were for felted,
lor what year*, and Ihe amount of taxes)
lnteresi, damage* and cost* due on same, I tit*
pay morn of which Is-dicces-ary to redeem
litem, anil the amounts due tne several
funds.
drd. The name of the person or persons
entitled |/»Teri*-em them. ,
till. Any other matter any other Inter
ested party mat Irt writing re<piire, or ihe
said c nimlHMioner may deem pertinent.
tiiven under my hand Mils the M|h day of
* -Imy, lSk«.
J. H. M ar.K,
l'o*Aug-5 Commisitlouer lu chancery.
Notice to Take Depositions
; To John White:
You will lake nolle* that on the 31 dav
of July |!VI bdTween the hours of 8 o’clock
M., and ((o’clock 1* M., at the office of
Napier A Meek ill the town of Wayne,
Wavne county. West Yngir.ia, I will pro
cced to lake the deposition of myself and
others to la* read as evidence In behalf of
tnvsell In a certain cause pending In the
I Circuit Court of Wayne County. West Vir
ginia. wherein yon are defendant and I am
l P'alotlir and If from any cause the inking ol
the kmi<1 <Je|M»«tti*iii i>«* not commetioH on
that day, nr If com me need mill not com pie fed
on t hat day, file taking of the Hume will tie
adjourned and continued from day to dav
[ or from time to time, at the same place, and
bet ween the same hours, until completed.
Keapectfuli v Ac.,
Nancy Ki.i.kn Wiiitk,
.. ... by counsel.
Napirk a Mkkk, 1
of counsel, f TodflMw.
Ol der of Publication.
—
The State of West Virginia: Wayne
Count; Circuit Couit Clerk’s Office:
Af Hules held In tin office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court,on .Momlay, the Hth day of
, July 1HU8.
J W. Idoyd Adm’r. }
vs. - In Chancery.
Chas. Asbury el at. J
The object of this suit Is to settle the es.
late of William Anbury, deceased, and lo
dlsi-over what property belongs to s ml estate
t his day came the p ainlltl by hisuilorm y
and upon Ids motion, and It appearing from
ail affidavit liled with tl*e papers in tills
cause, tb.il Tennessee Canterbury defend
ant, is a nonresident of the State of West
Virginia: It Is I lierefore ordered that she do
appear here will.tu one limutli after the
first publication of ibis order and do what Is
necessary to protect her Interest In this suit
\nd !t Is further ord red that th s unlei bu
published ouee it week, for four successive
w■ eks |n | he i 'credo Ad viinee ii weekly tiews
papi i published in said Wayne County, and
be posted on the trout door of Hie Court
House ol said county hi least ‘JO days he lore
Judgemenl or decree Is entered herein.
('it as. K. W.M.Km, Clerk.
Nacii it A Mkkk, Ally. To-Aug ■’>
Order of Publication.
The State of West Virginia: Wayne
County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office: j
M ltiiles held In tin* ofllco of the Clerk of1
the Circuit Court, on .Monday, ttie fllli, dav
of .1 illy lltud.
.Martha I. Husse'l "|
v> In Chancetv
Kllr.ii Blankenship et al. )
The object of this Milt is to partition the
real estate of which William As-iury died
-h/.« il among the several heirs entitled
thereto
This <l iy came'tlie plalntin t»v Ids attorney,
anti upon his motion and It appearing Horn
an uflUlnVit Hied with the papers In this
cause, that Tennessee t 'uhlcrliurv defendant
Isa nonresident of the Sate u‘l West Vlr-I
gintn: it Is therefore ordered that she do ap
pear lure tv thin one month after the tlrs!
political ion of tills ordei and do .vital |s .
necessaiy to protect liei In'erusI In this suit.
And It la t urt her ordered that tills outer be'
puhllshed once a week, for four successive
Weeks III the Ceredo Ad value a tu-tkh
newspapers published in su'd Wayne'
County, and lie posted on the trout door of
the Court House of saitl e uniy at least -Jn
days before judgement or decree is entered!
In rein
Teste: Cm as. E. \Vai.kkk, Clerk.
Napier A Mkkk, Atty To-Aug ..
Gomtnissioners Noiice
The State of West Virginia, i
plai ntill -In Chaucorv.
vs. j
ltobert Sullivan, W m Kevsrr, tieoi'ge
Kloyd, A. W. W'lls in, ti. ti. Burgess, Han el
Mil 'loud, Jesse Cox, Jobn C. It sione, Wll
1 Ham Damron, Scy more Crum, l.inzv Well
| himii. Jesse Met oy, Frank McCoy. Joliu
Fleming, _ Chapman Adkins, Khz ibelli
Higgs, I,. F. Halt, (lie unknown belts oi Win.
C. Crum, deceased, the unknown 'hells of
Thomas Copley, deceased, It It. Castle, Alar
gorett Copley, Jacob Noe, Susan Perry, Ira
l» Copley, Tom ell ,v .McFarland, a. J.
Spam dug, Hebeeca Teiry, Sarah A Vinson,
A met lea Adkins, the unknown heirs ni
Kelly Kirk, deceased, the unknown belts of
Nelson, Jr deceased, Kernel, ATM'and
Alary J. Hand, Jesse A Maynard, Nancy J
Newman, (i. ii. Huigess and W. S Napier,
tale partners as Burgess ,v Napier, Jacob
Jelenko, .1 ulla NIxon. Win. Snodgr ss, Kllz.i
beln Snodgrass his wife. Moses Napier, Win
* rum, and F rancis .Maynard, defeuilams.
The plaintiff and the above named de
fendants In t his cause will take notice that
hi puisiianeof a ileetee of ieferei.ee made
and ent» r« d in the atiove sty led cause at the
May I tint), laud of the circuit'court of Wa\ne
i uniy. West Virginia, the undersigned
commissioner in cha eery will on tne
IO I >;i> of A iiyttsf, limit,
ai tils office in the town of Wayne, Wavne
• ou uty. West \ I rail'la proceed to c\. ml
Hie requirements of said decree of refeielice.
to wit:
Al.ike and addl mini and farther rcjKirt In
this cause anil especially as to tract No. I,
known as the Hubert .mi III van tract.
‘ ‘ * ven under my hand, tins the Dili, day of
July, HUM.
J. II Mkkk,
lo-Aug-.i Commissioner In chancery.
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
In the District Court oi the United
States, For the Southern Dis
trict ot West Virginia:
Tn 1 lie mutter of i
i'- ( . Bradley • No 15 In Bankruptcy.
Bunkrnnf. I
To Hie lloiiotHhie Benjamin F. Keller, .Judge
of I lie l list r >rt < oil I t of t lie l' iillefl State
for tin Mouiliern limtiiet ot Went \ It
gin)*:
K 'Bradley of Kcnova, In iiie County of
Wayne Mild stale of Wen Virginia, in nanl
District, respect fully r* pie-cnt-that on the
-ml. day of Jline IMJ2, last pent, lie wan duly
adjudged hankiupt under the Acts of C<m
<r<-nn lelatlng to bankruptcy; that In* him
duly surrendered all hut properly , and rights
nf property, and lianfuut cum piled with ail
lh<' r< <|iin« nients of said \ct-. and of tne
oplr-rn of the Con It touch lug bin ban kr'iplcv.
Wherefore he prey* that lie may be de
creed hy lire Court to have a ful discharge
(rom alt debts provable against Mm estate
tinder «nld Bankrupt Acta, except such debt*
an are excepted t>> law from such discharge.
Dated Hits s|ti. day of .July , a I) I'MH.
signedi k. <'. Hham.ky,
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
In the District Court ot the United
States, For the Southern Dis
trict ot West Virginia:
Southern District of West Virginia, ss:
On Him *th, day of July, A. D. Il» I, on
read I rig the foregoing pet It Ion It Is
ordered hy the Court, that a hearing he
had upon the same on the 14th, day of July,
A.D.r«'i, before said Court, at Huntington!
In said District,at lo o’clock In the forenoon1
and that not Ice thereof tie published In The
Cere.|n Ad.ance, a newspaper printed in
nhUI District, and that all known creditors
and other pers ns Inlnieresi may appear at
the said time and place and show cause. If
any tney have, why the prayer of the -aid
petitioner should not he granted. .
An It Is Further Ordered hy the Court, th it
I Hie Clerk ahull trend hy mall to all known
creditor* copies of said petition and tins
order, addressed to them at Hrelr place* of
residence as stated.
Witness the llonarnhle Bent*,
min F. Keller, Judge of the said
|Heal.] Court, ami the Meal thereof, at
Huntington In said District, on
the *th, <• tty of July, A. D. Ittn,
Kuwr* M. K kati.ry, t.’lerk.
1 To-July-22 D. C. U. O. s. D. W. V«
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WEEK OF JULY 20T1I
flstonisiuno Summer Reduction
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[Are Making the most Enthusiastic July sale in
3 our History.
; _ _
You 11 miss hundreds of rich money, saving opportunities'if you fail to visit our store during
’his pale. We never made such sharp price reductions to insure quick and certain clearing. But
ve positively will uot carry stocks lrom season to season. It makes no difference how low we have
f° make the goods to clear them. OU'l T'11E"Y GO- At cost and less in many instances.
A Sale of Women’s Suits of Vast Importance.
How determined we ure to make an absolutely complete clearauce of all the Women’* Suits
s evident by the price that marks tins sale. We haven’t hesitated to say half price, /or in man)
i stance** they are less than halt. Our oue great object is to cleau away, profit and cost do not
•tiler luto consideration.
] ■ Wo Make Pour Lots.
I FIRST LOT—1G Women. Suits, worth up to $13.50 choice $3.75
,S|;« ONI) LOT—2G Women, Suits, worth up to $iS 50 choice $7.3S.
■THIRD LOT—Women, Suits, worth up to §2500 choice
,F0l UTii LOT—20 Women, Suits, worth up to $35.00 choice $13.08.
| Three Special Racks of SKIRTS.
At $3.75. your choice of the first rack, Walking
>r IJr* !-h length .Skirts p ain or tancy weaves, Muslin Underwear—-put out on special tables—
vor*b on to *10.00. ii. . *, 1
.. , °dd piecee, prices to make them go.
At $5,00. your choice of the second rack, such
is above, worth up to *15.00. All shirt waists, silk or cotton at prices thal
At $7,50. your choice of the third rack, samel"'1** astonish and please all corners. i
is above, up toS^O.OO c f ,
Your choice of one table of Blach Merceriz-d ,. ,, u ot ijUCe Curtft"'8 to ofTpr at prices
Petticoats for. qq'Vl1* be interesting—ask to 6ee them.
v BLEASING PROSPECT for those whc still have needs in the line of SUMMER MILLIN’
on. We are readjusting prices on a number of Outing and Ready-to-wear hats. Thev are some
•I the prettiest models that have appeared this season. They are excellent quality as well as being
handsome and stylish. Many are worth at least double the price set upon them. '
Buutsricks Patterns. Visit our Basement. >
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Huntington, - - - W. Vn.
Mr. Henry Wattkrhon and Mr.
Will iam Bryan continue to praise
the fishing qualifications of Mr.
Grover Cleveland. And Grover
continues to cut bait.
Mens Hot
Weather Suits
Pleasing Prices. The hest
Assortment of Hats in
Panamas, Porto Itico
ami Straw Slats
of all Kinds.
The right place to get the right thine.
K. A. Aortlicott & Co.,
Huntington, W. Va.
The house you ,hear so much about.
A Fen Facts!
Longfellow could take a worthless sheet of Paper write a Poem on it
and make it worth *5,000— That’* Genius.
J. P. Morgan can write » few words on a piece of paper and make it
worth $1,000,000— I hat s Capital.
i Wo CHI) tftk* R!‘d write a check for $1,000,000 and it would not he
worth a dime—That’s Rough.
Your wife can buy a coat worth *10, but prefers one that cost *50—
That r Natural.
There mav be merchants who will tell you that they have better
goods than I have—That’s Gall.
A Mechanic can take a pound of steel and work it into watch snrinca
and make it worth *800—That’s Hkill. •
We have a good stock of NVatchea. Clocks,' Jewelry and Musical In
struments as can be found and will sell at a reasonable profit—
J hat s Common riense. .
Com* and S** Me. T. J. SHEPARD. J«wel*r.
Millender Block, Geredo, W. Va.
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of business in the State of Ohio. All lie
graduates without aslngleexception, arc
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