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VOLUME XXV
Devoted to Home Interests, Local and Oeueral News.
CEItEDO, WAYNE CO., W. VA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER v>. |<*|<>
NUMBER 47
Dickson, >> . \ a.
We hive had a fine rain this
week which was badly needed. It
does not geein to turn cold after the
raiu as most everybody thought #t
would. Uncle John wanted to bet
five dollars he could write his name
in the frost by this morning, the
Sth inst. Everybody was so much
of Unde .Johu’s opinion that uo
one would take the bet. You kuow,
none of them had noticed bow far
south the moon is, neither had they
eeen Wade 11. Power- lately.
Tobacco, in this section, is most
ly housed, and, a pretty good crop
it is, too. There is no plant or
weed known to Materia Medica that
is so good a remedy for that terri
ble disease, Laco’raony, which is so
prevalent among farmers.
Miss An7.0 Billups has secured
the school on Big creek, while her
sister Goldie has gone up to Stone
wall district to teach.
Floyd Harrison has gone over to
Lincoln county and found a school
there. This puts all the Dickson
teachers to work.
O. (’. Dick, our poultry man, has
caught and killed twelve hawks
this fall. He caught thirty-eight
hawks la-t year. The poultry peo
ple of this vicinity should each
give him a hen for this service.
A certain young man of this
neighborhood, who works on the
public roads, sometimes, always
smokes while fixing the powder
and dynamite for a blast. Some of
these days he will go up like Elijah,
only altogether different. I’ll re
poit this accident as soon as it
occurs. I think it will be a warn
ing to other fools.
Ira Smith wants to find a breed
of turkeys that w ill both worm and
sucker tobacco. His turkeys.worm
tobacco all right but they will not
take the suckers off.
All of our people here about, are
solid tor the ticket but none of
them are being registered. Is there
not danger along this line?
The Farmers’ institutes are up
J on us as well as corn cutting, po
tato digging, apple picking, etc.
i liut you know it is always a busy
time with the farmers who are far
1 iners.
j More soon,
Oct. 8, 1910. Dan Patch.
I It is in time of sudden mishap or
i accident that Chamberlain’s Liniment
can be relied upon to take the pie eof
the fanr’y doctor, who cannot al ways
be found at the moment. Then it is
that Chrmberlain’a Liniment is never
found wanting. In coses of sprains,
cuts, wot ids and bruises Chamberlain's
Liniment is never found war.mg. In
cases of sprains, crts, wounds and
bruises Chamberlain’s Liniment takes
out the soreness and drives awav the
pain. Sold by all dealers.
he Becomes a Benedict.
Prosecuting Attorney I). B.
Hardwick has become a benedict.
<>n the oth inst. he threw off the
. shackles of singleness and joined
the happy throng of those who work
! in double harness, llis selection of
a life companion was Miss Zt»iia
Ketchum, one of the belles of the
county seat town, and a popular
! young lady.
This paper joins the many friends
I of the young couple in wishing
| them every joy and every blessing
that go hand in hand w ith those
j who are well mated.
The pleasant purgative effect experi
enced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the
healthy condition of the IkhIv and mind
which they create, makes one feel joy
ful. Sold by ad dealers.
New rail
Shoes Are
NOW All
Open.
LATEST STYLES.
BEST of LEATHERS.
Several New Fac
tory lines have
been added this
It bends with your foot
season. We invite
you to stop in and
look them over.
Also a Big Line of
Children’s School Shoes.
we nave given our
special attention to
t li e selection o f
School Shoes, anti
these lines are all
Solid Leather
Throughout
and they will certain
ly
Stand the Hard
Wear
usually given them. (
Fred Bruns & Son.
Catlettsburg, Ky.
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THREW THE
WROHG SWITCH
B. & O. Fast Line Went
Down Onto the “Y.” No
One Infured.
Passengers on the Pittsburg.
, Kotiova fast liuo, which arrives
! here about three o’clock, a. m., had
j a narrow escape from death Tues
day morning. On the trains ap
■ proach to the yard, an employe in
changing switches, made a mistake
and threw the wrong one. The
train was approaching the yard at a
rate of speed of about 33 miles an
hour amt instead of continuing
down the main line was headed
down on the “V,” which is used for
turning trains.
The engineer immediately saw
he was on the wrong track and
threw* the air into emergency.
\\ bile the speed of the train was
checked to some extent, still it was
only when the engine humped
against the “dead man,” at the end
of the “Y,1 that it came to a stop.
1 he stop ,was tco sudden, for the
engine was turned across the track,
and the “dead man,” or bumper,
torn from its position.
I'heengineer and fireman escap
ed by jumping. None of the pas
sengers or train crew were injure*^
although they were given a consid
erable shaking up.
1 he N. it W. wreck car was se
cured to clear the track.
Hoarseness in a child subject tocroup
is a sure indication of the approach of
the disease. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given at once or even after
theoroupy cough has appeared, it will
prevent the attack. Contain-no poison.
Sold by all dealers .
IttMlllioil.
The children, grand childteu,
friends and other relatives of Rev.
Armstrong McKee gathered at the
old .McKee home rear South Point,
Lawrcncfe ( o., Ohio, ln*t Sunday
io celebrate the 75th birthday of
the above named gentleman.
It was a pleasant nut prise to the
old gentleman who, when he return
ed home from church, found a large
crowd of jolly friends and relatives
gathered during his absence to do
him honor.
Shortly after noon the go >d old
country dinner of which we hear ho
much was spread, and all present
enjoyed themselves to their entire
satisfaction.
Rev. McKee was the recipient of
several handsome presents.
Among those present were:
Floyd McKee and family; Albert
McKee and daughter; Cba*. McKee
and wife; Estill McKee and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Font/, and
daughter, of Jrontor:, Ohio; Ilenry
Adkins and wife, Ed and Frank
Adkins, of Ceredo; Mr. and Mrs.
Waller Adkins and family, of Blue
Held; A. I.McKee and daughter,
Miss Fay, of Ironton; J. N. Mc
Kee, of Burlington, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. John Friend, Mrs. Roland
Friend and son, Howard, of Iron
ton; Mrs. Sadie II nil man, of Bur
lington; Mrs. Louise McKee of
North Kenova, Ohio, and liesides a
whole crowd of children without
whom the event would not have
been a success.
At a late hour in the afternoon
the crowd returned to their respec
t*ve homes wishing Rev. McKee
many more happy birthdays.
Rev. McKee is one of the pioneer
Bapt sts of Lawrence county and
well known here, -.Mrs, Henry
Adkins being his daughter.
It's tin? World's Best.
No one has ever made a salve, oint
ment or halm to compare with Bock*
len’s Arnica Salvo. It’s the one per
fect healer of Cots, Corns, Burns, Brnis
es, Sores, Scalds. Boils, Ulcers. Eczema,
Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold
Sores, Chapped Hands, or Sprains, it’s
snpreme. Infallible for Piles. Only
2oc at Bloss Otiir Store, Ceredo, and
K. Ney Williams. Kenova.
C. H. Hpaiilding, republican
nominee for commissioner of the
county court, was a Ceredo visitor
yesterday. He says his chances
are excellent for election. Mr.
Rpauldin# is a successful busi
ness man and will prove a val
uable member of the county court.
WAYNE COUNTY LADY
SECURED $5,000
Damages Against a Street
Car Company at East
Liverpool, Ohio.
Miss Gertrude Gilkerson, who
I formerly resided near Gilkerson,
this county, has secured a judgment
for five thousand dollars damages
against a traction company at Hast
j Liverpool, Ohio.
About three years ago Miss Gil*
kerson went to Hast Liverpool to
visit an aunt. While there she was
out driving and in going down an
incline a street car ran into tier
buggy. She was injured severely
about the body, some of the in
juries making her a cripple for
life* She brought suit against the
company and t^e ease was tried in
the federal court at Cleveland. The
action was for eight thousand dol
lars damages and the jury rendered
a verdict accordingly. On a tech,
nicality the trial judge set the ver
dict aside and awarded Miss Gilker
sou five thousand dollars.
I»y consent of the plaintiff and
defendant the case will be retried
and the attorneys for the ladv hope
to secure the full amount originally
sued for.
Attorney* representing Miss Gil
ker-on have been in thin county
during the past week taking deposi
tions of varioiiH parties and will use
the proof thus secured at the com
ing trial.
Your cough annoys yon. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
branes of your throat if you want to be
annoyed. But if you want relief, want
fojbe cured, take Chamberlain's Cough
Keuiedy. Sold by all dealers.
[dklaykd. |
Lookout, W. Vji.
'‘Hello Sam!”
“Good morning. Jack, 'are these
republican times suiting you'i '
“Kcpublicari times, nothing! I
dreamed last night that the Demo
crats party was going to run Un
cle John for President and II. F.
lor Postmaster General and it gave
me such a ‘night hoss’ that I never
stopped dreaming till I dreamed
about the Board of Education they
have over in Stonewall district.”
‘•Well? Sam, us democrats are
getting tired of hearing you clashing
about us so much. We know we
are making a muss in this county,
hut Wayne county is all we an
control and of course we don’t ex
pect to hold it much longer.”
“No, Jack, you remember at one
time you had about 2200 the best
of us; now you have only about
200 and the board of education in
Stonewall is what is holding you
up, and if they ever happen to do
their duty in any way you are *a
goner.' Say, who is teaching the
East Lynn school this year? The
same old gang? However, the lady
tracher is a line young lady. She
was raised by republican parents.”
“How do you know?”
“Just because I met her in the
road the other day and she knows
how to speak to anyone.
Well, I will tell you more, Jack,
next time.”
So Loxo.
A (looil INwil ion,
Can he had hy ambitious young
men and ladiea in tho field of
I “Wireless”or railway telegraphy.
.Since the 8-hour law became effec
j five, and aince the wireless com
panies are establishing stations
throughout the country there in a
great shortage of telegraphers.
Position* pay begiooers from 170
to WO per month, with good
chance of advancement. The Na
tional Telegraph Institute oper
aten six official institutes in
America, under supervision of R.
R. and Wireless Officials and
places all graduates into posi
tions. It will pay you to write
them for full details at Cincin
nati, Ohio, or Philadelphia, Pa.
Scripture Lesson,
- Cor. 3:18-13: “Seeing than
that wt> have such hope we u*e
KrMt plamness ot speech: and not
ih Mom, who put a vail over hi*
tare, that the children of Iaraol
eouhi not stedt'astly look to the
end of that which is’abolishcd.”
1 will give my viowa on thin sub
ject.
Kirat, I will *ay that if they had
seen the fnllnesK of that vail ’they
would not have kept the first testa-'
meiit, for hope that i* seen is not
the hope which Job spoke of when
he said, “lie keepelh back the faoe
of 11 is throne and spreadeth a cloud
over it.’ So then we understand
that ( hrist was to first bo manifest
ed in ths flesh. lie was set for the
fall and rising of Israel. He advo
cated the weakness and unprofit
ableness of the law; so then when
He offered His body a living sacri*
fioe to God, lie revealed a new and
living way in which God’* will
could be accomplished. So, then,
we understand that flesh and blood
could not inherit the Kingdom of
Heaven, but this now and living
way which God ordained that man
should walk in. In this, Haul do
we u*c i»n*at pianinos* of
speech.
J. lirTciiisoM.
There I* more Catarrh In this section of the
<ouutr\ ill.tn ,tl| other ilUtvitrs put touether
ami until *he last lew ve»r» wan supposed to tn*
incurable. For .1 creat many tears doctors
pronounced it a local disease and proscribed
local remedies, ami hr constantly faillnir to
cure with local treat mem, pronounced it In
curable. Science lias proven catarrh to Ire a
constitutional disease and therefore re,Mines
constitutional treatment. Mall’s t’atarrh Cure
manufacturer bt F. J. I’h.-nev .tr Co . Toledo!
t-Miio, Is the only constitutional cure on the
market It is taken internally in doses from|IO
drop* Ilia teaspoonful. It nets dltectl i on the
bbsil and tuucnus surfaces of the ay stem.
They offer one hundred dollars for any case It
tails to cure. Send f ir clrcu'ara and test!*
moniala.
Address:jp. J. Chinry A Co., Toledo,Ohio.
Sold lor I>I mrtrists, 7-V.
lake Mali's Kamilv Fills for constipation.
Horn.
To Mr. ant) Mr*. It. .1. Smith,
Oot. 3, in 10, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mra. S. L. (Mark of
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 7, 1910, a
10 pound liny.
Mother and non doing fine. The
1>oy in named Edward Lee. Mr. ami
M rn. ('lark and the yount* man are
stopping at the home of Mm. Clark’*
parent*— Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Davi*—in Kenovi.
2.
I
Wc lake pleasure In announcing our
FALL AND WINTER OPENING
of PATTERN HATS and
MILLINERY NOVELTIES
BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 5.
Trusting you will favor us wtth a call,
Respectfully,
ELLENDAR TAYLOR,
B Street, Ceredo, W. Va.
I
SECOND IIAM)
FlIt.MTl'Hli ™‘ IS AM I
I lie following goods are now in storage and will
be sold very cheap:
i Kiicnen range
1 heater
4 stands
3 chairs
2 dressers
i chiffonier
i dining room buffet
2 single1 iron beds
i single wood bed
i library table
ror information as to prices, etc., call on or write
Mrs. L. V. MARCUM, Kenova, W. Va.
WHEN IN HUNTINGTON VISIT THE
5-BIO ftGTS-5 | ffIPP I 5-BIO flGTS^T
SKATS ItESKItVKI) BY IMIONE.
Performances at 7:45 and !) P. M.
Mat. Wed, and Sat,, at.{ I*. M. ■ /
A $ SHOW FOR A DIME.
WE DO
BUSINESS
ON SAFE
BASIS.
& A F E TO US ANI) SAFE TO YOU. w\ YOU
* know what you are getting before you pay
9 for it.
No other profession does that. Eyes that
never knew comfort before are made to work, and
witli no pain or discomfort.
WE PROVE WE ARE RIOHT OR IT WILL
COST YOU NOTHING.
_ CONSULT US.
Jf. II.MAIUOI'FSKV
Optometrist and Jeweler
EOTTRTH
VENUE
IIUNTINOTOX, W. VA.
FREDERICK
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