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The Ceredo Advance.
Ent«i«d at the poat-offlce mi Ceredo. W. Va_
aa iwoond cl mm* matter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1908.
of th,» paper will pteaae send
othlacffice notice*of tbelr friend* vlBltlce
bare or elsewhere.— Kd.]
LOOal > KWh.
Ste our special campaign offer.
Mrs. B. F. Wilson is numbered
among the sick.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson of Neal was
here Saturday.
Pitt Hoard visited the county
seat last Thursday.
Mrs. H**o. Wright was iu Hunt
ington Friday last.
Sam and Boyd Crum were Ceredo
visitors Thursday.
Joseph Dunn spent Saturday and
Sunday in our place.
Rev. E. T. Billups was ut the
county seat last week
Vernon i-lrotho was a Catletts
burtr visitor Saturday.
We are not responsible for the
views of correspondents.
P. P. Parkins made a business
trip to Charleston Saturday.
Miss Marv Dixon ip quite ill at
her heme ou Docks creek.
Sam Dock Smith of Dockp
creek was in town Monday.
Miss Dixie Crura of Central City
is visiting Mrs. B. F. Wilson.
Mrs. C. C. Hill of Louisa, Ky., j
was visiting relatives hero last
week.
Mrs. J. M. Harrington has been
on the sick list for the past few
days.
I>. F. Wilson attended court at
V ayne Monday and Thursday of
last week.
Mi?* Hcrmia Marcum wai a
shopper at Huntington Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Vinson of
Louisa, Ky., ire guests of Mrs. Jas.
O. Marcum.
Don Holland of Central City was
calling on the fair cox at this place
Friday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Saunders of Hunting ;
ton was the guest of Mrs. H. il.
Johnson Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Nunn and Mrs. Oliver
Fuller attended lodge at Hunting
ton last Friday night.
W. Z Stewart has sold his
cottage on East First street to
Samuel D. Endicott.
Attorney W. \\ . Marcum, who
has been attending court at Wayne,
spent Sunday with bis family here.
.Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson
spent Sunday witji Mr. Wilson’s
brother—G. L. Wilson—in the coun
try.
Conductor Hiram Ha/.lett of
Portsmouth was the guest of Cere
do relatives last Saturday and Sun
day. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marrmn
spent Thursday at Wayne the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lam
bert.
J. B. Bragg of Prichard was in
town last Saturday. He made the
Advajjck oflice a pleasant call
while here.
Our many years experience in the
exclusive shoe business insures you
best values possible at prices paid.
13may3w. Bruns it Son.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. Z Stewart
and little son of Portsmouth,
Ohio, were guests of relatives here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jink Hunt, who is making
her home wi*h her sister, Mrs. Ed
Jenkins, at Kenova, was calling on
relatives at this place one day last
week.
Dr. R TI. Hardwick haa gold
hia internet at Davie, thin etate,
aiid ih thinking of locating at
Central City. Ha ie now at tho
homo of big father lu-law on
Buffalo, this county.
John Kelley, Jr., who had
charge of grading for the parties
having lots for sale below Catletts,
burg, whilo blasting rock on
Tuesday of last week, was badly
burned about t.he face and hands.
I. II. Harris of Fort Gay was in
town the first of this week and whilo
hero called and had his name placed
on the Aovanck subscription list.
Mr. Harris is a republican candidate
for justice of the peace in iiutler
district and we are mtoimed is a
good man for the office.
W c will send the Cincinnati
Daily Post until January 1, 1909,
The Kpitomist, a splendid month
ly farm paper one year, and this
paper one year, all for only $2.00.
This is a great offer and no one
should hesitate in accepting it. I
You will want the news until after
the Presidential election and now,
i* your lime lo secure it at a low
l price.
i Miss Ella Rutherford spent Suu
day at Dunlow.
Mrs. Robert "Wrigbt, Jr., and
son R >y, returned from Oklahoma
| last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Davis of Kenova is
visiting her daughter — Mrs.
Clark—id Cincinnati.
Rev. R. F. Kilgore of Michigan,
was the guest of bis cousin—Mrs.
I. R. Alley—last week.
Mrs. W. L. Mansfield and Mrs,
A. M. Frizzell of Ceutral City
were Ceredo visitors last Suuday.
When needing shoes of any de
scription, see our immense stock
before purchasing. We can please
you in both style and price.
13may3w. Bruns Jb Son.
/ Catlettsburg, Kyi \
J Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Lewis anX
Mrs. Mary Crooks of Pomeroys
Ohio, and Will Scott of Catletts
burg, Ky., were the guests of
Prof, and Mrs. E. O. Saunders
lust Suuday.
After giving C. C. Byard the'
Master Mason’s degree last Friday 1
evening refreshments were served)
to Ceredo Lodge No. o2, A- F. & j
A. M., by the Ladies' Aid society j
of the M. E. church. A number!
of visitors from Kenova lodge |
were present.
We are agents for the Butler &
Kelley (’o., manufacturers of em
bossed ball programs, folders, in
vitations, advertising cards, etc.
They are beautiful and the price is
not very high. Call at the Advance
office and see samples.
We desire to direct attention to
the announcement of .Mont Barnaul
of Butler district, for assessor, in
this i-sue of the Advance. Mr.
Bartram’s candidacy is subject to
the action of the republican conven
tion for making nominations hereaf
ter to be called. We will have more
to say in regard to this candidacy
next week.
Me have the largest variety of
shoes and oxfords in this whole
section, and at very reasonable
prices.
13may3w. Bruns & Son.
The Advance wants to see all
who desire to be candidates for
cilice in this county have a fair
show tor the nomination on the
republican ticket—which ticket
piands an excellent chance of
winning this fall. Those who de
s're to bo candidates should
annouuce in the columns of this
paper. For this service we
charge candidates for countv
offioes $5.00; candidates for die
tnet offices, *2 50—cash in ad
vance.
Messrs. John Grecar, M. II.
Stock, Charles Marcum and Charles
Piles were initialed into the mys
teries of woodcraft by Ceredo
camp, M. VV. A , Wednesday even
ing. After many trials, tribulations
and vicissitudes the boy*, succeeded
in felling a few giants of the forest.
A team from Huntington gave the
boys all that was a-comin’ to them
—and a little more. At the con- \
elusion of the initiatory ceremonies
retreshments for the inner man were
served.
Some republicans in the county
seem to think that the nominations
lor county offices will fie made at
the convention which will be held
at Wayne on the 0th day of June,
w hich is not the case. The county
executive committee, for reasons
best known to themselves, thought
it wise not to make the nominations
on the day delegates are named to |
the state nominating convention I
and therefore did not place it in the
call. Nothing is to be done *t the
convention called for .fane 0, ex
cept to appoint delegates to the
state convention and to ifieM l>ow
ell senatorial convention.
Since our last issue we havn
taken from our mailing list the
names of a large number of
persons who were in arrears, but
making the change on the lists
was more of a job than we sup
posed it would be and we did not
have time to take all the names
of persons ofT who are more than
a year in arrears (as the law re
quires) ; but by next week we
hope to complete the job, save
perhaps a few on the Ceredo and
K**nova lists, whose names will
be taken off just as soon as wo
find time to do it if they do not
settle. Wo will give all smpi*
time to settle, either by remit
ting the cash or sending us a
good note, before placing the
claims in the hands of a colie ctor.
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Our New Line
Of Ladies' fine shoes and oxfords
made by Julian Kokonge (>»., i
now complete. A big variety of
Brown Kid, Tan and Patent Ox
fords, at 12.50, $3 0l> and *3.50.
Would bo pleased to show yon
thi* popular lino.
13may3w. Fuko Bruns So*,
Catlettsburg, Ky.
The Annual Service.
1 he annual service introducing
the commencement exercises of our
schools was held last Sabbath in the
Ceredo Congregational church.
The ebutch was artfully aud
tastefully decorated in pink and
white in honor ol the graduating
class, these being the class color*.
The superintendent and his able
corps of assistants marched in and
were seated in places of honor in the
church; Prof. Grady, the efficient
superintendent of tho schools, and
Mi** Lcderer, his able and learned
coadjutor as principal of the High
school, occupying seats iu front of
the pulpit with the “sweet girl
graduate.” Miss Fein Wright, the
charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max. \\ right, between them, she
mg the only graduate this year.
10 High school filed in aud took
it* reserved for them immediately
-bind tho one occupied by the
gradate.
The customary sermon to the
graduating cla*s and to tho schools
was pre. ohed l»y Kev. (i. \\\ Twyn
bam, pastor of the M E. church at
this place, from Paul’s F irst Epistle
to Timothy 4:16.
The sermon was able and im
presaive and was listened to with
rapt attention by the huge and ap- '
preciative audience.
I’lic united choirs deserve groat
credit for the impressive manner in
wbion they rendered choice and in
spiring music for this occasion.
1 he people of this community 1
have reason to be proud of their ed
ucational advantages. Our schools!
both here and at Kenova aro in aj
flourishing condition and we arc for
tin ate in having at their heads such i
worthy Christian gentlemen as Supt.
Grady and Prof. Saunders and in
having such efficient assistants to
them in all the grades.
Kodaks and Kodak Supplies.
Our store is headquarters for
fresh films, plates, printing and
developing papers. Wo have all
the amateur supplies that are
needed.
Brownie Cameras, *1, *2, *3.00
Kodaks, *6.00
Kodaks, $8.00
Kodaks, *12.00
Kodaks up to $35.00
Wild & Hoette, Florentine Drug
Store, Huntington, W. Va.
Bio Gflbell, w. Va.
Editor Advance :
As there is seldom any news in
your paper from this part of tie
sphere I thought perhaps the readers
would enjoy a tew laota.
Horn, to Mr. and Airs. Charles K.
Roberts, the 15th tnst., a daughter.
Charley is all smiles today.
Coon Ray and Rearley Roberts
attended prayer meeting at the Bap
tit church Wednesday evening.
M as Pearl Welling was visiting
o ir t ><vn Tuesday, solicit ng sub
scrihers for a subscription school.
Although she has never taught
school we feel confident that she is
capable of performing the duties as
teacher.
Charles K. Robert*, who has
been poorly for some time, is con
valescent.
Rearley Roberts has recently pur
chased a guitar. He says all the
fault he has to it is tbai it isn’t left
handed.
[Why not make the instrument
“left handed” by transposing the
si rings?— Ed. J
•Ins. P. nd Ed Roberts made a
business trip to Una Thursday.
W. A. R »borts has just purchased
a buggy, hie li in uis a nice drive
when the roa 1* g t good.
.fames .Stevens is erecting a new
store building which will he larger
than the present one.
Owing to the raids mnde by night
ndeis most of our tobacco raisers
have, dectin :d to put out any crop
l.d, Roberts says he has so much
work to do that he is always be
hind. He says he is all in, hut
don’t look it.
On account of the dontinual rain
it look* as though most of our farm
ers would have to take a back seat;
but let, ns not be discouraged, as ev
erything works around in due sea
son.
May IS, 1008. WuicnrsTKR.
V/eak Kidneys
Weak Kidney*. e^ely point to weak kidney
lferve*. The kldwiys. like the.Heart, and the
Htomach, fln<l tt. tr weakness, not In the oryan
Itself, but fn th< nervr s that control and yulde
and str-nythen them. Dr Hhoop’s Restorative la
a medicine specifically prepared to reach these
cont' ,111ns nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,
I* futile. It ia a watte of time, and of money aa
well.
If your T tcV aches or Is weak. If the orfne
Wald4, or Is dark end <stron». If j on have symptoms
of Rriyhta or other di*:r«a*lny or dangerous kid.
rv*y dl^ase. try Hr. 8h'*»p s Restoratives month—*
Tablet* Of Lie > I—and on what It ca.n arid will
do for you. Druggist recommend and sell
R. NEY WILLIAMS.
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Completeness was never such a reality in ev
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Parlor and
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Furniture
Carpets
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Refrigerators
Rockers
Advantage in price, style ami in variety are offered every
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Groceries and
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lowest. My stock consists
ot almost everything to bo
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Country produce exchanged
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Ceredo, - West Va.
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lowering your eyes. It in made of
one piece and has no cracks to
interfere with your vision.
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OflADUATB OPTICIAN,
Huntington, West Va.
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equal in quality at about one*half
the price you pay c man who hauls
, it around.