Ceredo advance. [volume], December 23, 1903, Image 7

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The Ceredo Advance.
Knicred at the pout-office at Ceredo, W. Vt.
»« aeooud clam matter.
Wednesday. December 1903.
[••“Ualrou* of tbU paper will please send
Of lb la office notice* of t betr friend* v Uli In*
here or einewhere.—Kn.]
SPcGIAL, NOTICE.
We waut to get our subscription
9 list on a cash basis, as Dear as
possible, by the first of uext year.
All those who settle for the paper
i up to that time will be charged
the CASH rate—$1.U<J per year.
e have several hundred dollars
C( m ing to us on subscription aud
ere net ding the money, iu order to
“keep the wheels turuiug” aud
make some improvements ou our
plant. It you receive a statement
do not take it as an insult, but
simply as a gentle reminder that
we would like to have the small
amount that is due us. We make
out accounts to January 1, 1904.
All who fail to pay by that time
are expected to settle at the rate
of $1.25 per auuutp.
LOCAL MEWS.
Horn, to Mr. aud Mrs. Moses
Copley, a son.
Mr. Ilanslier is able to about, af
ter ten days' sickness of quinsy.
’Squire It. M. Johnson is able to
to be out after several months of
sickness.
Revival services will commence
* at the Kenova M. E. church next
Sunday night.
We wish oar patrons a joyous,
tnerrv Christmas and a happy, pros
perous New Year.
D. F. Peters, who has been af
flicted with fever, has so far recover
ed as to be able to be out.
Mrs. Forest Nolen (nee Miss Nona
Emmons) of Columbus, Ohio, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
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* Sam Wiightis at home from Bal
timore, where he has been attending
t medical college, to spend the holi
days.
Mrs. J. M. Worley, of Ceredo,
has been visiting her father, James
^ ■ Picklesimer.—Big Sandy News,
Dec. 18.
Hiram Ila/.lett has been at his
home in this place sick with a severe
cold for the past few days. He is
improving now.
The Ilaynie Branch letter reached
this oflice Monday evening—too late
to appear m thin issue. We will
print>t next week.
No name wan attached to tin
Camp Creek Items we received for
| ublicaiion Hence they will not
appear in these columns.
Peters *fc Newman, have jusi
received a large line of gas
stoves, gas fixtures, mantles, burners,
etc. Prices the lowest. tf.
(Hen Collier of Ceredo, and Ktley
Smith, of Kenova, who have l»een
attending the University at Morgan
towns, are home for the holidays.
Mrs Mary Horner, a colored wo
man who had been ill for several
months, died at her home on Bridge
street last Thursday. Dec. 17, 11103.
► The Congregational Sunday School
will give an entertainment at the
church tomorrow (Ch<istmas eve)
night. An interesting program ha
been arranged.
Rev. A. Mick. Presiding Elder.
** preached an excellent sermon at the
M. E unurcb last Sunday evening
using as a text “It is Finished,”
'from John 10 chap. 30 versa.
The Ceredo M. E. Sunday School
will give an entertainment at tbe
church toinrnorrow (Thursday) night,
consisting of a cantata entitled “A
V don of Santa Claus.”
1 tie natural gas was off from nine
in *be morning until seven in the
eve. mir, Wednesday, caused bv a
breal in the main near Louisa, Ky.
^ Much inconvenience was occasioned
by tho breakage in this and other
towns.
There ,are said to be plenty of
natural1, gas near Milton. Why do
not some enterprising capitalist*
organise it company and pipe it to
tho Oh:o river towns herealiouts. It
would be better to have a little op
position in this uas business anyway.
Because of bis earnest Republi
canism and party zeal and courage
oine Democrats of this county are
lions of Col. J. M» Fuller’s in
ueiice. The Colonel not only has
great deal of intiuenoe among Re
ublicans, but many Democrats
jisteo and hearka^ fo bis advice.
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He accomplishes things because be
is industrious aud has faith that
what he undertake* will succeed.
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Peters A Newman are prepared
to do water and gas plumb
ing. Give them a call if you need
anything in this line. Estimates on '
plumbing free.| tf.
.
The lvenova Hoard of Health has »
raised the quarantine against Wil
liamson, Thacker, Matewau, Nauga
tuck, Nolen and Huttield, owing to
the suppression of smallpox at those
places. The quarantine agaiusl
Dingess is still continued.
The name of W. H. Hunt is fre- j
quently mentioned as the next Re.
publican nominee for Sheriff. He J
is n popular man and if he receives 1
the nomination and it now looks
very much like he will—is very
likely to be Wayue county's next
Sheriff.
Alonzo Markon, age l about 23
years, died last week of a compli
cation of diseases. lie had a bad
case of the smallpox, but had re
covered from that disease. We learn
that hi his delirious moments before
bis death he continually talked about
having killed old Mr. Nol»le, who
was murdered at his home m Law
rence county, Ohio, three or four
years ago.
Correspondents should bear in
mind that they must attach their
true name to every communication
they write for this paper. We
won’t give you away, but must know
who does the writing. Please re
member this hereafter and place
your name some place on your manu
script and write only on oue side of
the paper. Write all proj er names
very plainly.
Notice.
All persons indebted to the firm of
Dalton A Fuller, who were engaged
in a general merchandise business at
Ceredo, W. Va., are requested to
settle the same at once and thereby
save costs.
Jamkn O. Marcum, Receiver.
Dec. 21, 1903.
Kenova’s Municipal Ticket.
A convention of the citizens of
Kenova was held last Thursday even
ing and the following ticket nomi
nated: For Mayor, Dr. J. F. York;
for Recorder, A. G. Holt; for Coun
oilmen, Joseph S. Miller, R. Ney
Williams, J. H. Galloway, W. W.
Breeoe and W. II. Whipple.
Ghest Protectors lor Weak Lunas.
These cold, windy, winter days
are hard on a person who catches
cold easily, and is affected with
weak lungs. Huy a chest protector
or chamois vest and Bee how comfor
| table they’ll make you feel. Chest
Frotectors 25c to $2.0U; Chamois
Vcnis .-ill size* *2 (*o. Florentine
Drug Store, Wild A Beetle, llum
• ngton, W. Va.
To New Subscribers.
We will send the Aovanck from
j now until .I.iti. I, 1905, forthesmall
sum of ONE DOLLAR. I) m’t
| volt w ant it? Next year will he cam
paign year and the Aovanck will
give the u°ws of the whole nation
It’s a FAMILY PAPER. To any one
, getting up aultib ol ten and sending
| ns $10.00 we will send the paper
j one year free.
For bale.
I have for sale two splendid lots,
situate near the street car line on
East Second street, Ceredo, W.
Va. There was formerly a dwell
mg on the lots and there is a good
stone side walk in front of same.
Terms reasonable. Call on T. T.
McDougal, Cerpdo, W. Va.
f\ Baroain tor farmers.
The New York Tribune Farmer,
a national illustrated agricultural
weekly of twenty I irge illustrated
pages, has no superior as a thorough
ly practical and helpful publication
for the farmer and every member of
the family, and the publishers are
determined to give it a circulation
unequalled by any paper in the
I'uiied .States.
Knowing that every enterprising,
up-to-date farmer always reads his
own local weekly newspaper, The j
New York Tribune Farmer has
made an exceedingly liberal arrange
ment which enables us to offer the
two pafiers at so low a price that no
farmer can afford to lose thu oppor
tunity.
The price of The New York Trib
une Farmer is tl.CO a year ami The
Ore do Advance $1.00 a year, but
both papers will be ent for a full ;
year if you forward <<1.30 to The
Advance, Ceredo, W. Va.
Send your name and address to
The New York Tribune Farmer,
New York City, and a specimen copy
of that pafier will be mailed to you.
— ....
(*et your stationery for 1904
printed at this office. We guaran
tee satisfaction.
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Roll of Honor next week.
Dunlow, W. Va.
(Continued from first page.)
gogues will have to bang their harps
on the willow and weep.
Well, Mr. Editor, for fear of
worrying you l will close by saying
success to the Advance vm> tiik
Republican Party*.
Puss Ervin.
Vivian, W. Vd.
It has been very cold here for the
past two weeks.
Not much sickness.
Work teems to he somewhat dull
in the mines.
We have had two very destructive i
fires here in the last fe..* days. Cap
tain Deviuey, hank boss at Peerless
mine, had his entire dwelling and
almost all his furniture destroyed. ,
Origin of fire, supposed to be from !
cellar. Several days after this, Mr.
Buck Genniugs lost his grocery store,
and furniture, including a fine piano.
I do not think there was any in*
surance on either. What a great
mistake a person makes when in
business oreven owners of lions hold
goods not to pay a small sum for an
insurance when from some cause a
fire will start, and consume all they
have on earth and they are left with
out anything.
There was a wreck the other day
at Davy, but no one was hurt.
Mr. Editor, a friend came into
our home the other day and picked
up the Advance and after looking
it over, he remarked that there is
a whole lot of good reading in this
paper. I would certainly like to
get up a club for it and am going to
try when the weather gets better.
You cannot imagine with what feel
ings of pleasure I read that the
smallpox was nearly gone in Ceredo.
With God's help, and the citizens’
strict precautions, this dreaded dis
ease has been wiped out of that good
old town.
I will have to tire your readers a
little longer. I remember a remark
I heard a good old citizen of your
town make a short time before his
death. lie said he never knew a
person to live in Ceredo, if he half
tried to make a living, but what he
could get along. I sincerely believe
it. I will stop as I have gotten off
the subject of Vivian and took up
Ceredo. Old Reaper.
Dec. 13, 1003.
For Rent.—The second story of
the Advance building, containing
four rooms, with natural ga*. Also
the three room cottage adjoining
Joe Davis' residence and a dwelling
on Fast First street containing seven
rooms and pantry. Natural gas in
both. Impure at the Advance office.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
I he Christinas stocking of a prodi
gal *«»u is not always tilled with a
fatted calf.
wanted a trustworthy gentle
msn nr ImiIv In such county to mxiiHse i>u-|.
• Iex- for mi Oil] r-litlillMlieil tiouxe of Hollfl
rtiiHMclal Mtxiiiliii'f A Mlrnigtil iinnatUiic
w-ekiy x>i Imi y oi SIH (m |ihIiI l>y che« k • net
M ml tv wifli all expense- it licet from hei-d*
gum ter*. v|<iii«y advanced for rxpeiiM-n.
Knclo-e *<tdre»*ed envelope. Mm.Hger, ;jHO
CmxIou H.dg., Chicago. 11 Nov 12w.
Santa Claus is a Christmas stock
king.
WANTED -FAITHFUL I'KIWO'I T«» CALI,
on retail trade snd xgentx for iiiaanfrtclur
• i*ar hou*e tmvlug well e-tabllxhert buxine*-;
local territory; xtrsigiit ».ilnry 9j11.un pulil
weekly and expenxe money advanced; pre
vlou* experience unnece-xxry; ismitlmi per
rnnnenl; bn lne»* *ticee— fnl. Eoclo-e -ell.
HddreHMeii envelope. rtiiperiiitendenl Trav
•lenr W>'i Motion Hldg., Chicago llnovl2w
A stocking by the chimney is
worth two on the feet.
For Over Sixty Yearn.
MKS. WI.NMMJW’H MOOIHINO MY Kill'
rm- bMfl OMNI ’<ir ovcmlxiy year* by mil
lion a of mother* for their children while
teething with perfect aticceaa. 11 wool tie* the
child, aottena the <uina, nllaya all paln.cnree
wind colic, and la the lieat remedy for dlnr
rh'M. II wll I relieve I lie p >or Mttle aufT’erer
iin mediately. Hold hy I rngglH.a In every
pert of the world Twenlyrtve centa a lad
tie. He anre and aek for Mr*. Wlnnlow’a
Month ing Hyrttp, ’ and take no t»ther kind*.
A Blocking with a hole in it
catches no Christmas giftB.
60 different game* all new
—one in each package of
Lion Coffee
at row Orocnc'e.
J
ITS BETTER AT •
I. & N. LEVINE’S
now is me Time
TO DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING.
USEFUL HOLIDiF GIFTS.
What, is more useful than to he remembered
by your husband, wife, sweetheart, sister or
brother with a nice Suit, Overcoat, Fancy Vest,
Neck Tie, Muffler, Silk and Linen Hanker
P jdieifs, Collars, Cuffs, Silk Suspenders, Dress
j^^j^liirts, Gloves, dressed and undressed kid, silk*
jand wool lined; Knit Jackets, Fancy Sweaters,
^ ^ y^ ^ ad 1 c s Jackets in the latestT^^
_^Istyle and colors, Up-to-date Shoes, genuine —
ZZL^°bn B. Stetson and Hawes celebrated S3, Hat,
JSuit Cases, Umbrellas and many other useful
jar tides, at the lowest possible prices. I!
f | |] We will help to make your Christmas a^Tl
^_^merry one by doubling the purchasing power of
every dollar you spend here. fzE
We pay your car fare on every $2.00 pur- r"'| |
G/o
• OUR MOTTO:
More goods for same money, or same goods for less Money.
D. & N. LEVINE,
Catlettsburg’s Largest Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters,
GatJeusDurQ. • - • ku“
.
Never look a Christmas cigar in
the wrapper.
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Does it Pau to buy Cheap.
A cheap remedy for coughs ami
colds is all right, hut you want some
thing that will relieve ami cure the
more severe and dangerous results
of throat and lung troubles. What
-hall you do? Go to a wanner and
nore regular climate? Yes, if pos
sihie; if not possible for you, then
in either ease lake the only remedy
| hit has Imm-ii introduced in all civil
ized countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles, “lioscbee’s
German Syrup.” It not only heals
tmi stimulates the tissues to destroy
the germ disease, hut allays inHum*
mat ion, causes easy expectoration,
gives a good night’s rest, ami cures
the patient. Try one bottle. Recom
mended many years hy ail druggists
hi the world. You can get this re
liable remedy at all druggists. Price
25c and 75c.
Mr llarve Lambert ami family
moved to Portsmouth, Ohio, last
week, where they will make their
future home.
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Christmas at York’s
Store
s' Bouton Flour, bbl. 14.50 «f
j? Buckwheat “ 7 lbs. .25 p
c c
? Navy Beans, pk. .f>5 *2
5 Lima Beans, 4 lbs. .26 5?
® I c*«
= Lard, “ . 10i ,
*• l *
Prunes, 4 “ .26 ®
o ^
7 Dried Apples, 4 “ .25
2 Dried Peaches, “ .10
? Rice, A No. 1, 4 “ .26 *
2 .. w
z- Can Corn, can, *10 ±
* „ a.
3. Tc ma toes, 3 “ 26 «
2 *
* Lye Hominy, 3 “ .26 *
QC.
Maple Syrup, gal. .90* *
_6
$ 5
Catlettsburg, Ky |
i
Pumpkins,
Fruit Cakee, Celery, Mince Meat.
Man Proposes, God Disposes.
On account of Quarantine and lthcu
matism I am still in Oercdo, and will be
here during the Holidays.
Will Receive new goods for
Christmas. Call and see them.
If it comes from Shepard’s it is right
right in price, right in quality, right in
workmanship.
T. J. SHEPARD, Jeweler,
Mlllerder Block, Geredo, W. Va.
I Mrs. Laurs. S. Webb, '
VlreFrMliIfnl Wonmn'ii l).m»
rrwtlr f'ln>»« of Sorlht-ru Oltlo.
Ml dreaded the change of life which
w*» fast approaching. I noticed Wine
of Cardui, and decided to try a bot
tle. I experienced tome relief the
first month, so I kept on taking It for ■
three months and now I menstruate I
with no pain and I shall take it off and f
on now until I have passed the climax." |
Female weaknma, disordered I
menses, failing of the womb and 1
ovarian troubles do not wear off. 1
They follow a woman to the change 1
ef Iffe. I)o not wait but take Wine I
ef Cardui now and avoid the trou
ble. Wine of Cardui never fails I
to benefit a suffering woman of 1
any age. Wine of Cardui relieved I
Mrs. Webb when she was in dan- I
ger. When you came to the change ff
ef life Mrs. Webb's letter will p
mean more te you than it doe* I
now. But yon may now avoid the I
suffering she endured. I)ruggiste 1
•ell 91 bottles of Wine of Cardui. ^
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Camden
Interstate
Railway
Com puny
•iTTaking effect at 4:00 a. m. Central Stand
dard Tim*, Sunday, Septrmtier 25, lr)02. For
the government and information of employe*
only. Not an ml vert iwntent of the time of earn.
The Company reserve* the right to Chang*
without notice.
8TA riONS.
WMTWAIU a. M.
Ifnntington, I,V. 4.no
Johnson's Lane " 4.08
Central City ** 443
Ceretlo ** fJQ
Oakland Ave., Cat. ** 4.46
Mttcheir* " 4J3
Clyffenide Park, •* * an
f'iamond, •* $Jfff
Ashland, A R. 5.15
a a st wa hd. a m.
Ashland, LT, 4. IS
Ola tuned, 421
ilyffenide Park •* 4 1a
Mitchell’* M 4J7
Oakland Ave. Cat. ** 441
t 'credo, “ 111
Central Citr, }*• 5.15
Johnson’s Lane, , ** 5.22
Huntington, “ 16