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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

John, said the proprietor of the beach
restaurant, you'll have to take spade
and go down to the beach and try to find
a clam. The one we made the chowder
with Is missing. Been eaten by some OF
the guests, ! guess. BY lingo, these city
folks want the earth. '-BostOH Courier.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

The cry of Mr.. Morrison that he was
defeated by 'protectionist money" re-
ceiyes bad set back in the fact that the
Republican candidate for State Treasurer
was elected in Morrison's district by six
hundred majority.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

Heavy falls of snow are reported in
Virginia, North Carolina, and they have
been general in the West. Maine has
enough for sleighing now,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

LARnSE.-lhc animal concert Of what
is known Is Bi@oloW Hill sunday School,
WAS held on Saturday eve. Nov. 9TH.
with the usual attendance of brilnmina
hon>e: the exercises consisted of read
iues rccitation>, and mu>ic, and special
mention should be made of Miss Harris
class of little folks. Mis- Harris deserves
much credit for her llbor in e inStruc-
tion of these same little people. and they
furnish good evidence of their teachers
ability While speaking about this con-
cert. it perhaps will not be ont of place
to see what this school Ina, been and is
doing. we find that through the inStrn-
mentality of Mr.. j. W. Packard who has
been its able superintendent every season.
1t Was organized in Iunc lsSl where
formerly no meetings of any kind were
held, and has been running every sum-
mcr since, with I'M average attendance of
81! the highest being II. lowest -
Every Sunday some one IN each class pro-
pounds Il little question to he studied M
and answered next school, they find this
part of their instruction very Interesting
to show the scholars interest we will say
the MISSES Weston, cat The close of the
school without any preparatory >tudy,1
gave and answered nearly all of these
questions from memory alone for the last
three years. this school being mostly
singers. have thought proper To rent an
organ. They now uWt. il and il i a gleat
help They also mavc an excursion To
some place of Interest every summer
and taking it all in all good interest i
kept up IN thi~ school which we think
will rDmn1rp fuNpIsthlA. saw. .i<a# Will,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

CANAAN JON Nicktrs1n preached
to a crowded house Friday evening. His
singing accompanied by his guitar, was
novelty highly appreciated; John says he
Is coming again next Friday and Saturday
evenings and bring charts and song
books Some are anxious for good
preaching by some ordained minister. 1t
would be beneficial to our schools to
have these salvation army exhibits
take vacation till school Is done.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

CoNCoRp-Therc will he quite an
amount of numbering done here this win
ter William llcsclton intends to haul
also Parker Sanborn will haul from the
north part Of Fletcher mountain. Mich
acl Berry will haul from the west part Of
the town.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

FAIgrIrlp.-Vilagc schools began
their winter term Monday with the same
teachers. The Railroad accident has
been the talk of the town the past
week -. Think from the description Civ
en- in the journal, the Thanksgiving ball
must have been ''black satin ball -.
Wllber Chase (who had his feet frozen so
badly going into the woods under the
case of DIR. Cro>sman is doing nicely.
1t is thought there will be no need of am
putation which was at first feared. =. G
ii. Newhall of the firm Lawrence, Phil
fps 4 Co, has returned from Il trip to
Moose River. Our horse men are i'm
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

The President ha, proclaimed an extra
dilion treaty with Japan and now murder
erS, countcrfciters, forgcrs, embezllerN,
burglars, perjurers, incendiarics, pirates
aud train wrcckcrs are debarred from ref
uge in that country Gradually the mum
her of safe retreats for criminals is de
creasing but Canada and the Sandwich
islands are still open to American default
cfs.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

So. Recommendations Whiting
left town this morning for New York
city. The Reed fam ly have moved to
Richmond . The VI. +. Society hold an
entertainment ut their Hall on Friday
evening ....Oue of our merchants recent
IL sent an order to Skowhcgan for skates
and on return reed one dozen axe hand
les and i've pounds of sulphur \ good
joke on the merchant. Ingalls,
Spauldng'> coat shop started II few ma
chimes Tuesday morning. The stores
are being packed with Christmas goods,
The odd Fellows had IA box socable
ut their Hall Monday evening.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08
$50 MEALS FOR Sl.00

Sold hV DruggiSiS-l5c 5nc 81 90.
n Auintcr'sting pnmnhl trufltled "Ncdicn
Opinion ON the Nutrition of Infants and In
valds" free on application
Wells, Rich ardson ~ CO., Burlington. W.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

The CANAAN RAILROAD PRoJEcr-
Messrs. r. b. Barertt and & w. stephens
of Canaan were in this city last week
in the interest of standard guage rail
road from Burnhlm to the Forks of the
Kennebec, via Canaan, Cornyillc Athens,
Scion, Bingham. Moscow and Carratunt,
and ultimately to be extended to connect
with the Mcgantic road at or near Moose
River 1t is claimed that this road would
afford the connecting link between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans via the Lake
Megantic and Canadian Pacific roads,
with Belfast for the eastern seaport, and
that it would not conflict with the Hart
land road as it passes through chain of
towns farther west and reaches territory
at the opposite side of the lake. Later it
is proposed to hold IA public meeting in
this city with view to Interesting our
people in the project. 1t is not however
expected that the city will take stock.
Belfast has already built an important
part of the proposed >ystem.-B eltaSt
J0urRdl.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

ATHENS Rather poor sleighn@'''.
There is to be Il concert at Wade Ware
Hall next Thursday eyc....A number of
our Young men have lately gone into the
woods -. Somerset County Grange meets
with Athens Grange Tuesday, Dee H..
!. " BlXby has been making quite Il lot
of repairs on his Storc.... lie town
schools are now nearly all in session,
The teachers ore Bertha Palmer, Hannah
Corson. Lillian Troy Nellie Ladd, Dora
Corson =. The Farmers are all quite busy
.cttjn. up their winter wood Everett
bore is tramng for Herbert Lawrence,
WELLINGTON.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08
More Fruits.

\. +. Martin 4 CO. of Boston, boot and
shoe dealers and manufacturers, have
failed. For the last two years the firm
has been doing loosing business. The
senior member of the firm says:
For two or three wears | haven't had
much to do with running the factory.
though have had to pay the bills The
factory has practically been run, to ii
large extent, by labor organizations, and
the result is the natural consequences of
n mans being deprived of the privilege of
managing his own business. | am sorry
for the operatives who are thrown ont of
work, for | had "A good set of men. If
they had not been intcrfcrcd with by out
side influence, there would have been no
labor troubles at the factory. There was
no trouble whatever till nterfercd with
by outsiders, who yet living by attend
ing TO other peoples business.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-12-08

The report of murder in the lumber
wood, in Beddington. Washington Conn
II. WIS given with all the particulars ON
Friday last, to be contradictcd on Salur-
day. The report originated in the fact
that Mclaughlin and Dorr weir dis
charged from the crew on account ol
fighting, and the latter passed the night III
an unoccupied camp. Not arriving home
it was supposed that Mclaughlin had fol-
lowed and killed him. Dorr turned up
all right the next day, showing the en-
pri>ing newspaper reporters to haNr been
a little "too previous
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AIfrth.

An exchange says that 20 ne peo-
pie are so penurious that they keep
everything they get hold of-except
the Ten Commandments.
Boys, these days remarked a
street arab, as he picked up the
stump Of cigar and pulled away at
it, begin where grown.up people
leave off.
1t is easy enough to be agreeable
in society. All you have to do is to
listen while the other man talks. II
the other man is woman you've
got To listen anyway.
City Boarder-What can fellow
do TO kill time herei Tell me.
Farmer-Wa al, ] dunno. How'd
yer Ike ter whitewash the chicken
house,
Lady purchsser-"Wll those
goods washY"
Saleslady from Boston-"No,
madam, these goods will not wash.
but can recommend q first class
laundress to you, If you desire one.
Hens make a grea; mistake in not
sailing their eggs before they lay
them. The eggs would keep longer
and sell better, and the hens would
not have TO work so hard for higher
wages.
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Letter from Nebraska.

Mr.. w. S. Livengood, with
whom many Of our readers are &C
quaintcd, and who is now one oil
the editors Of a sprightly semi.
weekly paper in Nebraska, writes
as follows:
ED. ADVANCED wish 20 express
to you my appreciation of the AID
vANcEas an exchange. Having
been resident OF your county for al.
most one year, and formed the ac-
quaintance ofmany of your people, ]
find much to interest me in the local
columns Of your excellent paper. |
am glad to see you start on the sec
ond volume with such splendid
prospects. Your paper certainly
deserves the patronage of Wayne
county.
How about the defunct O. & G..
K. r.? Has it never shown sign
of resurrectionl Some Of US are
still interested in il To the extent OF
several hundred dollars and would
IKE 10 see the corpse terminated,
for we know on the revival Of the
road depends the only hope Of ever
getting our money, and that hope is
faint indeed.
1t is a surprise to me that your
rich coal fields linger so long in de-
velopment The mineral resources
Of Wayne county warrant the build
ing Of rail- road up II Pole, and
il is only question Of time when it
will be done
Wishing you much success with
the ADVANCE, and asking for re-
membrance to my friends at Ceredo,
remain, yours, very truly,
w. s. LIvENGOOD.
+. Sit may be Of interest TO
some Of your readers to learn that
Mr.. X. 6. Drysdale, so long con
nected with the Ohio & Guyandotte
railroad at Wayne &. H., is station
agent and operator on the Burling
ton Il Missouri River railroad, at
Burlington, this State.
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Programme for Teachers As.
ISOLATION.

Programme for Teachers As
ISOLATION.
Programme for the Lincoln District
Teachers, Association TO bc held AT
Pleasant Church, on Mill Creek
Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1886:
/. Teaching, its rank as a
professions; how to elevate and
dignity it."-C. J. Hazard.
?. Discussion, by Association.
3. Committee on resolutions TO be
appointed.
Adjourn until I o'clock, Pm
4. "ln favor of compulsory educa
ton. IS. w. Porter.
s. "Against''-G. w. Chapman.
8. Discussion by Association.
7. Music. Should it he taught in
the common schoolsi"-B. b.
Mccormick.
Recess.
8. Corporal punishment-when
to be re.ortcd to"-E. ID. Crum.
9. "Arithmetic."-S. V. Crum.
10. English Grammar and
language lessons; which is beit?"-
Wayne Jarrel.
II. What preparations are
necessary before the commencement
of the school. j. T. Lambert.
Discu, sion.
IL. Miscellaneous.
Adjourned.
L. d. CRUM, Secretary.
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MNFERsaNNE Is
&@kHcSyKS

Col. W. T.. Wilkinson was In our burg las,
Saturday.
MAJ Sheldon came down from the county
| scat, Tuesday.
Mrs Belle Hughes 10 visiting her old home.
near this place.
Marshall Cyrus has greatly improved his
rosidence lately.
Deputy u. s. Marshal z. II. Napier was In
Ceredo, Tuesday.
Jasper Ferguson has enclosed his dwelling
with new fence.
Mr.. VIII Fry, deputy County Clerk, was
In town, Tuesday.
Mrs J. ID. weliman, of Huntington. was In
Cercdo last Friday.
VIII Cowie's pet, troubles him no more IL
was rising on the hand.
Mr.. Frank Feazeli went tn Huntington,
Tuesday, where he has secured a position on
the city wharf boat at that place.
Rev. a. III. Chittenden, the genial pastor OF
| the Cong1 church, returned from conference
last Thursday. He reports pleasant trip.
Mr. Watt Frizzcll moved into Bess John
| sons new house on East LIST street last week
Watt Is a good citizen and Is welcomed to
town.
II
burg, one OF ID. II. Carpenter genisI sslcs-
men, and proprietor OF the Livery Stable at
this place, on our streets last Sunday.
| VIM. @. Smith, III. w. Stewart and VIM. A.
| Ferguson were the missioners of the
election at the Ccredo precinct, Tuesday. W.
l.. Mansfield and Will Stewart were q clerks
Miss Hattie Handley, of Krours station.
and Miss Nellie Keefe, of Huntington, made
this Office a pleasant call last Saturday. IL
pleases the employees OF this offico to have
calls from the ladies
Mr. Geo. g. Williams is canvassing this
county for family bible. lie Is a pleasant
gentleman and we hope lie will meet with
success. The more bibles there are In the
county on they are read the better our people
will be.
Mr.. II. Kendig, OF Krouts Station, made
this ONCE paying call. Monday morning
| Hs IL good citizen and we trust the railroad
company will keep him where he IL super
intendent OF the repair hands of this section
FROM -Four Pole To Sandy bridge.
Mr.. Andy Wilson, who was formerly with
the railroad carpenter crew at this place
met with an accident while working at Big
Sandy bridge last week, by which he had one
| rib broken aud another one fractured. He IL
now with his brothers family In Ashland
! Hon. James u. Menager was prevented
/ from nlling all OF h's appointments In this
| region on account OF "a paiuful rising In his
| head the result Of cold. Mr.. Men ager IN one
speakers In the State. I Huntington Advert
! ser.
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The Cold bnndedLIIr.

The publishers Of TIKI HoUsK
NEEPRK sent out as premiums last
sPrlng' over 10000 bulbs Of the
pold banded Lily Of Japan queen
OF all lilies, and this fall they offer to
al who subscribe now at $500 per
year the last three numbers OF 1886,
Az OF 1887, and beautiful collection
OF rare lilies, tulips and hyacinths
worth SI.oo. For particulars write
70 IHE HoUsEKEEPER, Minneapolis,
Mlnn. Maud Meredith, the brilliant
Sutnor and poet is engaged as editor,
tpeginninR with the November mum
OCT Employment at good salary 10
ono lady in every county. Specimen
copies and Grand prcn4ium let free.
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Our delinquents are not paying
their subscriptions fast enough to
suit US. Friends, do you imagine
we can publish a paper pay for
paper, ink, compositors, and labor
from the early dawn till the sun
SINKS behind the western horizon.
ourself, without your aidi 1t is an
advantage to the people Of Ceredo
ana Wayne county to have a paper
mere but one can not be sustained
unless the citizens Of the town and
county assist the publisher in
a substantial manner. Every
prominent man in the community
can secure at least a half dozen
subscribers, if he will. The sub
senption is very low, and we give
each one his moneys worth. Do
something for your home paper.
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Wade Wiley Shoots and Kills His
Mothers Paramour.

Mothers Paramour.
George Wiley is well.to. do
farmer living on Cove creek. this
county. He and his wife have
lived together congenially for TWEEN.
~ years. Meantime they have
been blessed with about half a doz.
en- children. Blu. several months
ago Mr.. Wiley employed man
named --Thomas TO work for
him, who alienated his wife's afiec-
tons from him and the woman left
her fond husband and loving chill.
dren and ran away with Thomas.
Last Thursday Thomas came back
to Wade Adkins residence, about
one mile from Wilcy's, and Wade
Wiley, I7-ycar old son of the un-
faithful woman, was there. Thomas
told aim he had returned for his moth
er's clothes; also told the young
man that he intended to make his
father move out OF his large house
so that he and his mother could oc-
cupy il. The young man warned
him To keep away from his fathers
premises, and few angry words
passed between the two, when
Thomas cooked pistol in his coat
pocket; then Wiley drew a revolver
and shot Thomas. He lived only
about two hours after he was shot.
Wiley has not been arrested and
from what we can learn it is not
likely that he will be, as the sym
pathy of the people are with him
and think him justiiable in shooting.
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School Report.

Report of the Ceredo school for
the tirstmonth, ending October 10Th,
1886: Number of girls enrolled, 70;
average attendance, o.. Number OF
boys enrolled, S.; average attend
ance, 40. Total enrolment, IA;
average attendance, IoS. The
following is the result of the frs,
examination:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Ed. ADvANCE:-The following
lsan answer to b. C.'s problem. in
last weeks paper: If John receiv-
ed $3.50 for one days work, for
working three days he would re-
ceive 81 so. He then lost 75 cents
which leaves$3.75, equals the amount
ne would get for his work. 37S
divided by rs, equals 4 As, days
IDLE; AS, multiplied by 3, equal:
H. IS, days he worked.
Now b. C., answer the following:
How many ounces, apothecary, are
there in a pound, avoirdupoisY
NJ. RITz, In.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Skin diseases cannot be successfully treated
by external applications. The proper way To
cure such complaints IL TO purify the blood
with Ayers SarsaparillR. Under the vltaliz-
ing irfiuenccs OF this medicine all the func-
lions Of the body are brought Into healthy
action.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Read the prospectus of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer in this issue. The
Enquirer is one of the largest and
newsiest papers in the United States,
and is very popular.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Elias Stock and 6. b. II. Tyree
are building a large n-crib for
Z. b. Hoard i'll the east end. Mon
day night they left a number of
tools and nails ct the building.
tuesday morning when they went
back to work their tools and nails
were missing, and they will prob
ably not find them soon.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

w. III. Dutton, practical watch
maker and jeweler, cd avenue,
Huntington, w. Va. Repairing of
all kinds specially. All goods,
sold engraved free of charge.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Mr.. Nose Lehman, of Portsmouth,
and Miss Rachael Gideon, of Hunt
ington, were united in wedlock's en-
chanting bonds, on "Wednesday
morning Of last week, at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. Sam
Gideon, the clothicr, of Huntington.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

The Nellie Free Dramatic Com
Pany is occupying Davis Opera
House, Huntington, this week.
This Company is 4 very popular
one and draws large houses wher-
ever it goes. VIII play in Hun
,ington every night this week.
Admission only 10 and 20 cents.
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"Adamless Eden" was played at
Davis Opera House, Huntington,
last Friday evening. Our artist
was not present or we would give a
few illustrations of the play. How.
ever, it you desire to get full
particulars inquire Of either VIM.
Former, w. L. Wilkinson, G. p.
Hoard, Jasper Ferguson or VIII
Stewart.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

We are scarce of local news this
week. How is fellow to write
anything about anything when
there isn't anything to write any
thing about, anyhow
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Parties in need of Silverware
should read w. III. buttons (,he
Huntington jewellery advertisement,
on another page.
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Election Returns.
cERKpo PRECINCT.

FOR Representative in Congress for
4th Congressional District,
Hogg, II,
Hutchinson, r6i
For State Senate. 9th Senatorial DIS
trict,
McCallister, eos
Workman, 100
For House Of Delegates,
Ferguson, zoo
Shannon, 10,
For County Commissioner,
McQuin, ass
Adkins, ia.
FORKS OF BUFFALO.
Hogs majority, Ios
McCallister's Z" los
McQuin's ?,
Ferguson and Shannon tied.
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GIRLS.

GIRLS.
Jean Holt, IS
Arvilla Morris, 81
Clara Fry. ST.
Mile Williams, 76
Mollie Duncan, *
Annie Kendig, "a
Minnie Hunter, 10
Carrie Smith, 90
Maggie Brown, Ok
Ora Brown, 80
Burtha Wharton,
Mary Hodson, -
Anna Bush, -
Mamie Fcazcll, -:
BoYs.
Harry A. Ritz, So
James NJ. Ritz, SIS
James Wright, SO
lohn Scaggs, 70
Harry Duncan, rs
Richard Kelley, 75
Willard Tyrec, Ga
Linsy T. Vinson, O.
Johnson Ferguson, OF
Thomas Evick, II,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

A number of Ceredo boys went
over to Burlington last Sunday.
Their visits over the river are be.
coming quite frequent.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

The vote at Huntington and Guy
andotte alone insure tie re-loca.
ton of the county-seat of Caben.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

For Fine Artistic Photographs
that last always go to Kirk, Hun.
tington, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Hundreds Of persons who have used Ayers
Hair Vigor attest its value, as q stimulant
and tonic for preventing aud curing badness,
cleansing the scalp, and restoring the youth
fol color 10 faded and gray hair
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Robt. Newman and Miss-Mavs.
of Beech Fork, this county, were
recently united in wedlock's fond
embrace.
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THE CHAMPAIGN
is N 0 W 0P E N!
G. <. 0sgood,

-Iorner OF and First Streets Ceedo, West Virginia.
+" rght en- Tie front NTH ftH stock of goods Nth BARGAINS
Department.
FINE DIR GOODS, q n CISt
HAMS, CHEVIOTS. COTTON AND s>xOSy
germantown Yarn an neo of Ready
Made Shirts, Jeans to Boots sboc.
Hats and Caps. In latest nd cheap ms dirt.
.4lSo HardtOare, QueenSware and Tin,yare.
II Take produce g. X Ogood market =,
good price. - ->> :,
Feeling grateful for Mr. ogood cordially invites hi. friend.
to call and him.
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Pay your subscription before No
yember 9TH and save 4 quarter.
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II you want your life or property
Insured, call ut this Office.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Old papers for sale at tins office.
20 cents a hundred.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Tuesday was a lively day in
Cercdo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Headache, dyspepsia, biliousness and
constipation cured at once by "Seilersi' Liver
Pills."2Sc. y box. Sold by all druggists.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

Prof. Clanville's class in vocal
music is getting along singingly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-11-04

SAY
ut the
than
ny .uAsnro
ta g ,hea
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Oscar Jones

Oscar Jones
Gem Restaurant, Huntington, IS
emphatically the best place to get a
good meal. Only Is cents.