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The Ceredo Advance.
KnUred at the post-office u C«n4o, W. Va.
aa aaeood claaa matter.
Wedncsday.Sfpi. 27, 1»(>V
I Katroos of this cm per will ptaaaa sand
t> this office notice* of tbalr rrlanda vialtlna
bare or elsewhere.— Ed.]
LOCAL NEWS.
W. W. Porter, of Duoleitb,
was io our towu, Monday.
Richard Kimler was down from
'Huotiugton last Sunday.
James Fry, of Huotingtou, was
a visitor to our burg Saturday.
A. P. Malcolm, of Duuleith, traua
aettd business here Iasi Friday.
Dr. W. F. Sturgill left Satur
-<la; night to visit Roanoke, Va.
( barley Smith has resigned his
^>os liou at the Ensign, Huntington.
Joseph Banks and wife visited
•relatives at Cailettsburg last week*
We noticed James Swanson, ol
Docks creek, on our streets last Fri
day.
Dr. Fred Marcum, of War Ea
gle, Mingo couuty, was in town
Jast Sunday.
Glen Collier and Miss Sadie
Wr ght visited friends at Whites
xsre# k last week.
Wiley Haiieo, of Big Sandy,
was a business visitor to town Sat
urday afternoon.
J. W. Stewart came down from
Huntington Sunday aud spent ibe
day with relatives here.
Mrs. Geo. K. Osgood, of Kenova,
visit* d relatives in our towu on
Wednesday of last week.
C« ntractor John O’Kelly passed
tbrot gh town last Sunday eu route
to hie home at Ashland. —
Mis. W. A. Gordou is cootined
to her room suffering from a severe
attack of throat trouble.
Allert Cyrus has resigned his
position at the B. A O. yards and
n* now working for Beu Wtlsou.
Mr. and Mrs. Wot. Blair and
Mrs. Dol Walker, of Ceuterville,
visit- d friends in town last week.
M '• s Koush, Mias Josephine
R}un and Mr. Ryan, of Mason
City, visited friends here Sunday.
A W. Chapman aud children,
of \\ t odefield, Ohio, are guests of
Mr. aid Mrs Lee Baker, of uear
town. v
Haidin Hager, of Keuick, Min
go county, was a business visitor
to our town the latter part of last
week.
Miss Teckla Bear returned to her
borne ai Huntington last Friday
after a pleasant v 1 -it with ibe Missee
Busb *t this plane.
The communication from W. H
Hunt, in regard to land assess
ments, will appear in n* xt week’r
issue of this paper.
Attorney Millard Tyree and
wife, who visited relative* in this
section last week, have returned to
their home at Cincinnati.
A. B. Stephens, of Prestoue
burg, and l’. W. Robert*, of
LayDesville, Ky , were guests of
frelix Flauery last Suuday.
E. A. Stock has mov«d his fam
ily from the Millender block into
the <»eo. W right house on corner
of (’ and E>^ Secoud si rente.
Sam Wright will pitch for the
Ironton base hall team when that
club crosses hais w ith the Cincin
nati Reds at lrontou Oct. 11th aud
12th.
I. 1. Me Doug*] returned last
-w f^a'urdav Iroru \Wbster Hprings.
wb^{e he attended a meeting of
the Wa»sf Virginia Editorial Ak
Sfu-rd Mullens, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, called I a-1 Thursday and re
newed Ins subscription. He will
visit relatives in this community
for several days.
Henry Thacker, an imtiecile who
is well known throughout this
section of I be count?, whs taken
to the Home for Incurables at
Huntington last week.
Mrs Win. Hansher and daughter,
Mrs. Allan Wright, and two ehil
<lren, returned on Thursday of last
week from a visit of several weeks
with relatives at Atlanta, Georgia.
Charles .Spurlock, who is working
for John O’Kr lley, on the work of
extending the U. H. Gas Co.’s pipe
lines from Charleston to Hunting
/ton, spent Sunday with borne folks
^ h*re.
Big pries reduction on 65 sam
ples of popular price suits of the
famous Frad Kauffman Tailoring.
An oppor’nnity to save money mi
suits or overcoats. Call on V. G.
Bcchama*. 27*ep2w
Geo. Bromley, a witness in the
-case against Sam Meade, charged
with selling liquor without license,
was a^nteno.sd to 10 days iu jail by
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Judge Keller,V>f the Federal court,
at Huntington, Friday for contempt
of uourt.
" e*r Frost Jb Uarred shoes.
909 3d ave., Huntington, W. Va.
13Sept4w
Hon. and Mrs. Stewart H.
Bowman, of Philippi, are visitiug
relatives here.
Lindsey Baker, of Dingess, was
in towu last Monday. He m
thiukiug of moviug here.
V^ear Frost tk Uarred shoes.
909 3d ave., Huntiugton, VV. Va.
13Sept4w
Mrs. J. T. Wharton, Mrs. S.
H. Bowman and M rs. Will
Cowie visited Ashlaud, Ky., Mon
day .
Mis. Lawson, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, aod Miss Minnie Utuahmer,
of Pomeroy, are guests of Mrs.
L\ A. Wright.
The Kpworth league will meet
hereafter at the M. E church on
Saturday evening iustead of Friday
evening as heietoforc.
Have you read the professional
card of Dr. Tinsley, Dentist, of
Catlettsburg, in this issue? lie ad
ministers Vitalized air and Oxygen.
We desire to direct atteutiou to
the oew milliuery ad. of Mrs. A.
J. Nuuu iu this paper. Uo aud
examine her stook before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Huutiugtou is uow the possessor
of the ewellest shoe store m the
State. It is run by Frost A Gar
red at 909 3d Ave., one door west
•'‘f their old stand. tf
L M. Ferguson, the grocer, has
returned from Kentucky, where he
was called ou account of the seriou*
illness of his little son. His boy
was better when he left him.
J. G. Fischbach will move to
Colorado Springs, Col., about the
20ih of next month. He aud his
son Albert have both secured lu
crative positions there. Mr. Fiech
bacb is a tirst-clsss citizeu aud
C’eredo is sorry to lose him.
Rev. J. W. Morgan is delivering
a series of sermons at the Congre
gational church on “Cbristain Cer
tainty." The second sermon of the
series will be delivered uext 8uuday
morning. .Subject: “Sin and Its
Cure.”
Born.
To Mr. and Mrs. James Hutch
ison, of Docks creek, 8ept. 21,
1905, a 10 lb. boy.
Marrie i,
Mr. Beu Clay, of this place, and
Miss Mary Files, of Whites creek,
were uuited iu marriage at Cai
I ttsburg, Ky., on Weclueeuai ,
"iept. 20lh.
Died.
The eight-months old daughter
• if Mr. and Mrs. Samuel William*.
• f East Second street, died U«i
Saturday morning from a oomplica
mm of disea*e*. Funeral services
were conducts I by Rev. J. F
Kanui h, at the home of the deceased
infant's parents Sunday, after which
i he remains were conveyed to
Brown's Hill cemetery and interred
Halt Gallon Fountain Surinoe.
Many people take pills for a phys
ic, hut the most intelligent have
found that a fountain syringe is bel
ter and safer. We sell a half gal
Ion fountain syringe with a rapid
do* for f I 00
Florentine Drug Store, Wild <k
Boette, Huntington, West Y'a
Died Suddenly.
R«*v. I B. Hutchinson, of Cal
letlsburg, Ivy., a nun who wa
known 'u many of our readers, died
suddenly of heart disease, Tuesday
morning. Sept 26, 1905 He had
pone to the C. A O. train about
d'.25 o'clock to post some letters
and while at the train was at
tacked with heart failure and ex
' pi red in a few minutes A good
! man has pone to his reward.
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Mr. Wade Brown, the engineer
of the steamboat Dick Fowler, was
I able to be out yesterday for the first
5 licne since last Saturday when he
was painfully hurl down about
| Woodville, and rendered uncon
I scions for a period of twenty four
I boars.
While the Fowler is at Mound
j City getting repairs and laving up
j on account of the low water Kngi
neer Brown spends some of his
time on his farm down about Wood
ville Last Saturday he was help
ing his cropper, and while riding
on top of a high load of hay fell uff
and aliphted on his head, being
rendered senseless. He was picked
up and takeu in the bouse where he
did not regain consciousness for
twenty-four hours The doctors
found also that he broke bis right
arm by the accident.
Mr. Brown was able to he down
in the cUy yesterday. —Paducah
(Ky ) Regt iter, Sept. 19.
JUDGE. AND JURY.
Gursed Bu Gonvicicd Murderer In
Looan Who Declares lor Revenoe.
Henry Harmon, sentenced by
Judge John B. Wilkinson, of the
Logan Circuit court, lo life irapria
ment for the murder of James New
ton, two years ago, cursed the oourt,
jurors and witnesses and swore he
would escape from the pen and kill
every one of them. Hannon had
seven times been tried for seven
different murders and was once be
fore sentenced to toe pen for life
but escaped through a technicality.
He was years ago one of the Held
leaders in the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
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North Gatieusburo.
Mrs. J. D. Eskew gave a birth
day dinuei Sunday, &ept 17, in hon
or of her bnsbaod’s 44lb birthday
The out of town guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Bli/./.ard, of Pitts
burg, Pa., Mr and Mrs. M. L.
Shelton and daughter Mollie, of
Guyaodotle, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Bland, of Kotiova, W. Va.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Haws and sou
Kobert, of Central City, W. Va.,
Mrs. S. V. Eskew, of (/'ox Landiug,
Lewis Eskew, Freesburg, VV. Va.,
Carl Eskew and Eugene, Mahan,
W. \a., and Mr. and Mrs Jehu
Gilbert, Mrs. W. S. Brown, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ernest Evaus, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter L. Vinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Harman May, of this place.
He was presented with tnauy nice
presents. **
_In Remembrance.
Mm. Ida Miller Jarrell, the lie
loved wife ol Martin V. Jarrell,
died ou the 13ib of this month.
She was born in Ash county. North
Carolina, ou September 10th, in the
year 1863, aud was married to Mar
liu \ . Jarrell, May 16ih, 1880. To
their union was born eight children,
seveu of whom survive her. She
was taken ill in last May, whereup
on her husband immediately called
in medical aid aud was advised to
take her to Cincinnati for treat meiit. |
She was taken there, but derived
but little benefit. Dr. York, ol
Kenova, was then consulted, aud
he suggested that she be removed
to Dr. Gray’s hospital in Ironton,
w here every thing was done to re
lieve her suffering, but all to uo
avail. Shortly after her return
from Ironton her mind became de
ranged, and after due consideration,
it was thought best to have her ex
amined and sent to the Lexington
Asylum for treatment. She was
taken there the 19th day of August;
'till mere was no change tor m«
>etler, and she died suddenly m
September I 'Uh. She was brought
nere on t.‘e 14th and her funeral
was pr. ached by Rev. hi S Aktr»;
• Iter wfci.-h she >i as laid to rest it
the C’atlettsburg cemetery. She
leaves a husband, seven children, a
mother, two brothers, ami ihr.-.
’islers to mourn their loss. Ilei
Husband has the comforting assur
ance that he did everything to pro
long her lile May heaven’s bless
• tigs rest upon them —I. B. II., in
<Jitiettsburg I'ress.
Editor Torn MuDougal, of the
(.Vrrdo Advance, was in our town
<»ver Sunday, the unem of his moth- j
er, Mrs. M. M McUoneal, on North !
St. From here he went on to Web |
ster Springs to be present at the
Editorial Association, which con-1
veues there this week. The Ad
vance is one of our best exchanges
and its editor is well known in
llariisville where he has many
friends I he (Gazette *aa favored
by a social call from him Monday
Besides editing a newspaper he
writes considerable insurance for
some excellent companies. — Ha*ns*
ville tiazette.
On account of the prevalence of
typhoid fever in this section our
citizens should keep their yards and
alleys clean. Should your yard
have a damp place in it sprinkle
lime over that part, and that vis
cons substance will exterminate
the germs to a certain extent.
♦ • ♦
(J. B H. Tyree was a ('eredo
visitor yesterday
MILLINERY.
Mks. A J. Nunn, who has been
in business in this place for several
years, invites the public to call and
see her handsome stock of Fall and
Winter MILLINERY. Her stock
is complete and her prices will cer
tainly suit you Call at this old-es
tablished and reliable bouse on
M tin street, Ceredo, and buy your
Fall and Winter
*11 E L I N E R Y .
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I Carpenter's store Attractions. 1
5l5 B/l „ V® harvest mg for you—uesr goods from the world’s best markets are being receiv
f J®r£ , V V* ***>0* rapidly placed m stock aud displayed at truly money saviug prices 2^
>5? .LuAf. Vj*h'/"a *°°d ro"rch*°d*8« Our store, being papered aud painted, ami heing 2^
omD. ° disfiguring marks of the July fire, begins to take ou again its usual attract -ml
J *■ * rcpDii-like it rises from its ashes aud squalor, brighter aud better tbau ever. gt
rof ^^DOvV DISPLAY!? make the stor«\ just now. very attractive. Products 3*
_ hf 8t fields are gathered here to enhaooe the fitness of the uew fabrics aud gar- ml
meuts shown—Dauie Fashion’s latest deorees. K 2=*
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5 AUTUMN MILLINERY
^ Just a huit of the new Hate in the win*
Pa dows—the department displav ou second
ip floor finishes a most attractive Fall Millm*
3ery Showing.
White Felts, Chic Sailor*, Nfeat Turbans,
3Faucy Felt Shanes, Black Pateut
Leathers.
3 Street and Suit Hat* 98o,-t 1.25, ti.5o,
^2 9198 to $3 9S.
msr ^ Speoial ih«p‘av of Misses* Hats at 98c,
#1.25 aud #1.50.
Attractive Showing of Droit Aooottorltt
Wt Dainty Neckweah —Laov, filmy conceits,
he as w«li as more “mannish” styles for “mi*
lady’s” toilet. Vassar collars are very fetoh
2 ,u*‘ 15c, 19c, 25c and 50c.
New Belts. —Washable duo*, soft leather,
2 silk an«l sat in girdle etfeots. Some exirsor
^ dinary values are showu at 10c, 19l\ 2»o, 50o.
FALL MODELS IN CORSETS RECEIVED.
FALL GARMENTS
Almost every express brings reinforce
meuts to tb's seasonable Kasbiou show.
Many**styles are radically near t » New York
City as well as to tbfs vicinity. We are
buying oulv a few of a style, too, to tusure
the ooveted exolusiveuoss to aearers of ap
parel from this store.
New Short Coated Suits, New Long Coated/
Suita, New Fall aud Wiuter Cioake,
Fashionable Raincoats.
NOW READY ON HCONO FLOOR.
THE HEW CQTHmT
Crisp new styles in Priuts, Percales, Wing- 5r
Hams, Fleeces, Outiugs, Flannelettes and
White Waistings are here iu all their uew iiZ
season beauty.
Our windofr display of 10a and 15c Heeoes 2&
is best evideuue of the attractive styles iu S'*
Autunau oottou dress g>od« to be had at the
Carpenter Store. Most reasonably priced, 5i
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* HARVEST OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS Sr*
<2 Autumn Cloth#* tor Boys' Sohool
dS Ws«r.
^ Ready with all the new togs for
boys-the smart looking servioable
Jpi #ort that appeals to pareutn aud
Ip boys alike.
^P# Tile variety of alyle* |a *o larva and tlie
pnee ratiae ho lulereMtln that you will hod
'• »n»hly profitable Income here at y«.ui flr-t
~JP opportunity to •«»«• the new thlnx* 91..*>», #V.
ti *>(1. «i mi. *1 50, ft ini, -4 SO, #6.U0 and Hi» .
FALL THOUiaKKH. —Many’• the man who
<P neeilb an extra pair junt now. Why not come
In and >ow oui ue w Nliuwln^?
AUTUMN STYLES “PECK” SUITS HEADY
Haud Tailored throughout, permanent fronts, nightly
shoulders -these suits are truly faultless in appearance.
(July moat dependable oloths are used iu these suits
tiuest Worsteds, Viouuas, Meltons, Cheviots and uu
ported Hu!tings in a wide range of oolora aud designs.
Woven correct suit for every tnau's needs,each built
to hohfc its shape.
PriMd at SB, $10. Sll. $13.60. $16 to $26.
STORE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
i THE D. ft CARPENTER 60. •
5 Division street, Catlettsburg, Ky. If
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Sherltt’s Notice.
I'o All Whom ll M»iv Concern:
You will lake uotioe th it l will,
i ith«r in person or by deputy, he .
! »t Ceredo. m the Independent Dim
1 rirrt of Oeredo, on tb* 27th diy
I *f October, 1905; at Dunleitb, in
i !eredo District, ou the 27tb day
i if October, 1905; at Wayne, iu
• Union District, ou the 27tb dtiv
1 <1 October, 1905; at Cassviile, in
i Butler District, on the 27th day
j.-»t Octob-r, 1905; at Duolow, in
I i icoln District, on the 27ihday
»f October, 1905; at Kast Lynn, m
Stonewall District, on the 27lb
lay of October, 1905; and at Me
Comas, in Grant District, ou the
28lh day of October. 1905, for the
purpose of receiving taxes due by
• be people residing or pAviug tax
es in their respective districts,
and that 1 will make a discnuut ot
two and a half per cent to all such
persons as shall pay all their taxes
ou or before the last day of No
vember, 1905, and not otherwise.
J. L. Billups,
Sheriff Wayne County, West Vir- !
gima. 13*ept3*
Amos Mays
Will Call on You
And getour laundry bundle, and
when he returns it you will find a :
snow while burden that you never j
saw the equal of in laundry work.
He represents the Modtl Sttain
Laundry, of (ronton, Ohio. You
may leave your bundle at Adkins' i
barber shop or tell Mr. Mays!
where to call for it.
VdiuaWG fiirm forSdle.
I have a farm cuuia’niug 182 acres
lying on the dividing ridge between
'I welve Pole and Buffalo creek, in |
j Wayne county, West Virginia, I
I about 1} miles from Shoals P. O. I
About 125 acres of this land is
cleared and well set in graas and i*
in good shape for farming. There
is good timber and plenty of water
on the farm and two hundred bear
mg fruit trees. Alao two good log
j houses, each containing five room*.
A county road runs through the
farm, i will sell ihis fartn at a
fair price on reasonable tsui
W. C. Yost, “
The C1sitlett§bnrg* Jeweler,
Vs
> j>OW
Selling; ■ j
\ All (woods
I 1“
DUBBBR^j J ...
HAMPDEN //
,WATC^^ - fJ|ie
At
Wreallj Kniiiccd Prices.
-HilLli!_OUR BIG STORjUf
And secure what you need WepiMrantee all who deni
with ih lo Ui't the worth ot th* i ruoj^_ Wt deal in
DRY GOODS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES, V
qUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
, HARDWARE,
FURNITURE
We keep apyTl|j„g to be
found in a Ur«t<clai,8 (Jen- '
eniJ Store,
Woods
Delivered
H KH *IT BROTHERS,
O ARHX>0. W TEST V A. ^
; lr AM < > N K W A
FARM NOW’ IS H
* A < Id rent* at once
Jr., Shoals, W.
Mrs. W.
! her eon —
( harlMBiou,