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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04
y. R;.hon appeals for the Anarch'

. n. p;.hon .ppeals for the Anarch'
10. VIM. F. Kleinschmidt s'aos !"
and cuts his own throat. ,.H
"1 ~ Alhertus. tine artist, gets lsit'
- Presentation to Mr.. Peavy'
"a Two horse thieves arresteo. :,
IA. Chas. Berg attempteo
County Jail. NJ perl. foreman
OF que M 1,r r engines ordered for Noun
~ Kevstoue Club ball. james Mui
.hr r;erccd bv q bar in the Anacono~
- Rates to Butte reduced.
| 10. Mountain OF coal IN Nor'n0'A
tana. M hr;lt.
o. Western Union reduction OF rates..
% Mrs.. I, y. Shinnick's fatal aec'oen'.
"a Sheriff Lloyd started Tor bouioer
~. Hart to hang. Mcknight a0-
seconded. a.od m the
| street. ~-.dd;,o
27. Two prisoners escape no"
Jail. .,d ware
2s. Raymond & Co.'S store ano "@ie
90 CoIlisiou on the Montana Union
/ near the Blue Bird mill:
&c. Chambers Syndicate resumed WORK.
December.
: An.lvsis shows water to be perfectly
pure. Walkerville fire.
2. "Our Boys" by Home C'u0
at tho Opera House.
8. Reported rich strike IN Mountain
| Lion mine.
4. Butte Social Club elects officers;
+. Pinkham's stable and WORKSHOP
burned.
= :John DOYLE inherited ST. 200.
First Montana Rifles ball.
q Opening reception OF the Highland.
I n. Blain made agent for Pacific Express
Co.
10. Steam motor received.
| II. Van Zandt arrested for forgery.
! II. Heaters put in street cars
| ID. Colonel Bradshaw's lecture.
| IL. Hespsrus suits won by the Govern
| msnt. -
tx. Layell Bros. hay warehouse burned.
| 16 Edward Strand hung himself.
H.. Roberts tried for threatening lille OF
/ Lalmund.
is. Judge Emmerson fell from train IN
| Silver Bow Canyon.
| 10. Captain Irevelllcks lecture. ueo'
| w. Moore died.
90. Judge De VOLTS appointment con-
irmed.
81. Wilkinson shoots two men in saloon
row.
%. Davis and Edwards confessed to
burglary. Mast arrived.
23. Nast's lecture. Officers Eastern
Star elected.
"a. Continuation M. & M. Co.. organized.
Is. Midnight mass at the Catholc
| Church.. Various dinners and Christmas
trees.
26. Christmas appropriately observed
as holiday.
81. 1.-THE White Slave at the Opera
House.
%. Elsie Dulong suicides with strych-
nine. Fire at Meaderville.
20. Rowand trial continued till next
term. Will Kennedy married to Miss
Honore at Deer Lodge.
80. Fatal collision or U. & N. Emmett
Guard ball.
81. O.. H. P. Thoroughman buried. The
Misses Birdseye's party.
81. Holiday MINER issued. It's enor-
nous sales the sensation OF the year.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04

Terrible Snashup on the Utah & North
Crushed to a Palp-Engineer Sweeney
Severely Scalded, but Resting Conn
fortably ut Butte Station.
Early yesterday morning, while a train
was being made up at Spring Hill, 4S miles
south from Dillon, a train OF sixteen load.
ed cars standing in the yard was struck in
%shunting with sufficient forcs to start them
or the down grade uorthward. 1t was
some little time before they were missed,
and then an engine was started after them.
There was no operator at Red Rock, but
the people at that station We're reused up
by the crew on the pursuing engine and a
message dispatched to Dillon. 1t was then
too late, as the wild train of coal cars.
gaining speed or the sharp down grade, had
already passed Dillon at a speed of not less
than As miles an hour. A mile and a half
north Of Dillon they began to slacAen speed
on the adverse grade OF Apex Hill, but
were there met by the south-bound freight,
No. 16, Il double-header with about 80
cars and a caboose. 1t was showing 80
thickly that Engineer Sweeney could
to1I CJT6 u,tIl
he was almost into them, and
no human power could proven the dread
ful collision that then occurred. Seven or
eight OF the coal cars were smashed into
klndllng wood; the car wheels scattered on
all sides, and much of the coal shot clear
over the first and on the second engine. A
number OF empties on the freight aere badly
broken up. The front engine was totalIy
wrecked. and thrown pack on the tender
with it's head pointing towards the rear of
the train. The second engine was thrown
on on the ties, and the front smashed in.
but it still held steam. The fireman. Pat
McShane, was standing between the cab
and the tender when the collision oc-
Cured. He was afterwards found under
the second engine, with his head
under one OF the drive wheels, mashed to 4,
pulp: Sweeney felt that he was being
sralded by escaping steam, and managed to
crawl out. He was totally bewildered. and
when a section man came up from the ca
ooose, asked him: For Gods sake, Jack.
what has %happened?" He was taken baek
10 DILLON and placed under medical treat
ment. he had "A severe scalp wonrd on the
back OF his head, and WIS scalded down
one side from the waist to the knee. TIC
h~orthbound express was delayed by the
wreck ana did not reach Butte until mid
nishe. Sweeney was brought up on tn.
sleeper ana ls now resting in it at the ds-
pot. 1t is thought that he will mil
through. pun
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04
HILL,S HOTEL.
The Miners Description Theroof ~,
hrmsd by Murphy &
C"rroboration by MIR. Hill Within Tuo
Weeks.

II Miners Dissertation Tba-.oe
"i"sd by Murphy & Cannon-Further
Confederation by MIR. Hill With, r,,.
Weeks.
AS doubts ha We been cast upo the article
m LIE MINER OF yesterday, descriptive ot
1ne MOTEL to be built in Butte by Messrs
ni'' Ryan and Kelly, of St. Paul. tho raai
estate agents who furnished the info,sa
tion' confirm it by the following commnn;
cation: nhuni-
norrE: december 80, 1ss7.-rTo the Ea;
tor OF the Miner. l-Everythino +hat cyl
peared IN HE MINER OF the 30tb ;aS ap-
leleTence TO the hotel to be built in En-
49,. Hill and Others, together w;tb tIte
Wp Ians, was gwen to us by an officer of t t,e
iast LYDIA s." railroad Company within the
hos h o.. Jays. Inc ground for the buildino
nae peen secured. and we can stataHns
ley that Mr.. Hill will he in D.. 49, posi.
1a'er tnan January Is, and he viii nov
D"rate every statement Won bavo
the above connection. "'o mace IN
The ahou MURPHY & CANNON.
ABOVE Is q sufficient proof of tho
mao'l'y OF The MINER rs ,.r o. az
iii project is concerned. tbo,ah .'
'niormaelon may be expectsd
very soon. Ia other building en,srnr;soa
mentioned in these columns the n..~oo
Oh The parties interested have not an
Iesn made public because thew w;uh.st
ae1er publicity until their plans s Jsned 60 60
.uly matursd. This is quite nat''r .I'u De
easily understood by every one .; IRA and
BUSINESS BUSINESS capacity. The actual v worh
IGas.ruetlon on these enternrise work ;a OF
t tney 10 De begun before spripy snd - not
b hnen certain short-.ighted p nengls ana m; unail
teneys IN them: Most OF the p'J ra;lr "ai not
cen prnses mentioned in these coInmn. Gu
seneiy nave been under considerat;nn re-
~r years, and were familiar ~ tp pr
waieer from their Several ~ .he
we're projected in 1852, am wera Ga, .nen
ny .ne paralyzation OF railroad entsns syeo
lU!lowlng Wizards fall in Septemb ba.e1Pr,se
q me = projects OF these companies Asa8
anout 20 assume tangible form 49,
81 forecast in these columns
tear, t;as 81 contradiction from anv ant,
7 1--WE source: On the contrary. sinca
Calon. officials Of more than nna1
loaos concerned have personal lv n m
sns predictions OF The MINER. an
z;thi Of the CONSTRUCTION Of tn
Within tho time stated,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04

II. Disastrous fires in New York and
Brooklyn.
IL. Sparks becomes popular BY resign
ing.
16. Annual convention of the W. C. T
q. at Nashville. Tenn.
IT. Big cotton blaze at Memphis.
IL. Forrest fires in Arkansas. Tht
Gar visits Emperor William.
10. Blizzard in Chicago. Terrible droutl
in the South.
20. Steamer Scholten sunk in English
Channel and 1872 lives lost.
II. The Calumet and Hecla IRE still rag
ing.
20. Herr Most arrested. Sea monste,
captured near Ssguin Island.
rs. Fierce forest fres raging in all part,
| of the South.
"a. The Reichstag opened. Harvard de
feated by Yale at foot ball.
25. Dillon elected President Orsgar
| Transcontinental.
&c. Prohibition downed in Georgia.
| 81. Trouble on Mexican border.
%. Parker highly paid for sulogy OF
| Beecher.
20: Most convicted. Jake Sharp granted
30. Postmastsr-G General makes hattsr
ing report.
D0OOAOOH
l.. Grevy's refusal to resign creates srsat
excitement in Paris.
2. President Grevy resigns. Inter-Stat
Commerce report.
8. Sadi-Carnot elected President O
France.
4. Supreme Court says prohibition
prohibits.
s. Fiftleth Congress organizes.
6. Wal cloud lowering on Austro-Rus-
sian frontier.
7. Blaine attacks President Clevsland's
message.
3. Chicago gets tho National Republican
Convention on June 10.
9. Evangelical Alliance in New York
urges cooperation in church work.
10. Three mel rob q train in Arkansas.
IL. No coal in ansas.
IL. French Cabinet chosen.
49,. Reagan whipped by Dempsey in As
rounds.
"A: Esmonde and O'Connor welcomed
at Washington.
Is. Eleven cities inundated in China and
thousands OF people drowned.
Is. Gsrmany's Minister of War warns
Russia and France.
II. The war cloud in Europe growing
darker.
Is. Chicago Anarchists placed in their
final resting place.
10. Smith ilrain fight declared q
draw.
20. Fox greets Kilrain a. champion,
insists fight be finished.
FL. Steamer burned near San Francisco
and eleven lives lost.
81. Sharp battle between Mexican
troops and Yaqui Indians.
%. Earthquake in Mexico. O 1000 men
strike in Pennsylvania.
"a. Situation in Europe more gloomy.
rs. Guatemalan revolution ended.
76. The Crown Prince much better.
81. Ex-Seeretary Manning buried at
Albany.
2S. Gen. John s. Marmaduke died.
29: Russian troops being msssed on Bes
ssrabian border.
80. Railway construction in United
States for past year foots up 15O,71O
miles.
81. Governor Marmaduke buried at St.
Louis.
81. Five persons killed and nine injured
by collision On N. Y, P. & O. railroad near
Meadville, Pa. The MINER issued extra
announcing it at noon to day.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04
EVERYONE who has seen it say the Holt
day MINER is the most elaborate publica-
ton OF the kind ever issued.

If you want to let your folks back East
and South know what q grand Territory
you live in send them the Holiday edition
OF The MINER, price rs cents; postage 8
cents.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04

THE Holiday MINER is selling like hot
coLou
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04

a1-When the subscriber 10 orders his sub
scription. will be discontinued at the end of the
time paid for, otherwise 1t will be continued.
When the Semi Weekly is so continued, 1t will
be charged for at the rate of $500 per annum.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04

-. rance at tIaugs Hall. Balm mine
still flooded. -
II. Trouble between Street Railway
Company and City Council.
13. MIR. Green's room robbad. Co,oro,
HIesman's lecture at the Opera House.
u. shooting in Shillins's saloon.
10. Neill lectured on 'Opr PonnEo,
at Miners Union Hail. P"1
10. Billy Lynn shot.
H. No settlement OF salt tariff reacbad
At recent conference.
10. Libel suit begun forS3O, 900 bv ten.
ants Lizzie Block against The MINER.
~. Protest against substitution ri 90
ior electricity for lighting streets numsr'
ously signed. no"ef'
20. Mrs. John Guam nm;++aa ..::
by taking morphine.
Il. Lieut.. Evans EXCHANGED sb,+s ,u;.l
THIEF. 'ap'ured a
~. Aeefe bound over to Grand .I,rv r..
shooting. Jury lor
o. WE'VE men arrested for fighting.
- teachers Institute convened Vo+o
lor hre Tax almost unanimous. WV
70 Odd Fellows went ia 0i4t,n
I Hnn,h meeIins OF Grand Lodge. Har-v
rs. Mrs. Creighton corrals a bur,,.r
.nronos;t'o accepts Electric Light Co.'S
2S. Charity ball at Renshaw Hall ~,
Dodge resigned. iiah' Col.
20: Two men blown to atoms nv ex-
piosion OF giant powder in St. Iaw.noo
mine. Lawrence
81 First street car glides on the ra;ls
-. a. y. ID: ball. W. J. McNamara
seriously injured by
November.
1. Donahey killed and Devi,a ;
mine. ~
q Bloody row in a beer saloon.
s. Electric Light Works e,,.r,o
improved. ana
!. Matt Sutterick died.
!. Cameron-Martin marriaoa
n .; Levi Edwards dropped dead cho.
hi r w;,a nied complaint against upfaith
: Miles.Coburu wedding.
o. hSeF' aud Roeards acquitted,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-04
FATAL COLLISION.

Terrible Snashup on the Utah & North
ern Fireman McSh2ne's Head
Crushed to a Palp-Engineer Sweeney
Severely Scalded, but Resting Com
f0rtablS at Butte Station.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

MIR. F. d. Bush, of HUNTINGTON
was here last Friday.
MISS Cornie Jones, of Charleston.
visited Ceredo friends recently.
Mr.. Geo. X. Osgood has Quit
work at Huntington and is now at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will E. Feazell of
portsmouth, Ohio, are visiting rela.
tives here.
Attorney F. b. Enslow. of Hun
hngton, was in our town last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Jacob Zouck, returned from
business trip to the upper part Of
this county las. Friday.
Miss Ida Millerder returned
from visit to Baltimore county.
Nd, last Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Hoover. of Hunting.
ton, was the guest of Miss Ida Nil.
lender last Sunday evening.
Rev. r. r. Sadler concluded n
successful series.of meetings at Blie
Sulphur Springs last Saturday
morning.
DR.. w. F. Sturgill made a brief
visit to Princess Station and Prin-
cess Furnace, Boyd county, KY,
the latter part of last week.
Assistant Chief Engineer of ~
& w. X. X, and three of his help.
ers, Messrs. Weyser, French and
Brown, spen. last Sunday in town.
The corps is now located at the
Falls of Twelve Pole.
Messrs. Dan. Wright, las. p.
Wagner, Henry Spurlock, Thomas
Skeans and the writer, from this
vicinity, went up to Huntington,
MONDAY evening, TO witness the
protectionists ratily aud jolify and
IN many ways rejoice.
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Ncwman's Nils. w. Va.

We are "ill quiet on the Potion
&C" and rest with great content.
Farmers are gathering corn, and
the crop is turning out well.
The wheat crop is looking as well
as | ever saw ii.
Those who got in good crop OF
tobacco have pretty good tobacco;
that is, in quality.
John Fleming came near losing
his house and household goods
1t seems that the women were in
the kitchen when the bed took fire
in the sitting room and burned of
one end of bcdstcad, and they lost
about one-hslf of large feather
bed; also lost good quilt and
blanket, the loss amounting to abou,
fifteen dollars. No insurance.
ALBION.
Nov. "a, 'ss.
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A New plan of instruction.

Every one has more or less spare
time, which may protitably be de.
voted to becoming better prepared
for bushes affairs. The Bryant &
Stratton College gives thorough
Business and Shorthand Course by
mail. at the students home. Sue.
cess is guaranteed to every indus.
trious pupil. For testimonials and
particulars address &. l.. BRYANT.
Sec'y, 453 Main ST, Buffalo, n. Y.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

majority. While we regret the
defeat of Judge Jackson. we cannot
90 less than TO congratulate Capt.
smith upon has election. The race
between these two gentlemen was
manly and their canvass clean.
udge Jackson made brilliant and
determined fight, hut had an exceed
,ngly popular man p:ncd against
him, besides having to contend
against OBJECTIONS in his ON n party.
capt, Smith, barring his politics,
viii be useful member of Con-
gross, and we believe will look well
alter the interests of the Fourth dis,
riot"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28
cit Saved Her Life"

Gooch's Mexican syrup has accom- pIished
n cure IN this neighborhood which has aston
tshed the people a young lady, NJ ~
Davis, WAS gwen up die, by her attending
phy'ician. she had Lung Fever. The doctor
said she would die before morning, and ad-
vised hVr friends 10 discontinue his medicine
as they were doing her no good. Her parents
had "a bottle OF your Mexican syrup and Lin
i1nent In the house They at once began Ia
give the Syrup la doses one hour apart. and
frequently hathed her chest with the Lini-
mcnt. Before morning she was d-cidediy
better. aud after using two bottles Of each SHE
IL almost ~ well Rs esrr. IL was almost like
raising the dead. aud has csta biished the rep
utation Of your medicine here.
j. 81. ". Islands,
EFly Trimblc, Athens Co., o.
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Saved the Value ofa Farm.
Cincinnati Timss-star.

Cincinnati Timss-Star.
Sellers Cough Syrup has attained
reputation almost equal to Sellers
Pills, and more could hardly be said
of any other medicine. The Syrup
should be kept in every family
where there are children, and grown
up people find it most valuable
medicine for coughs, colds, hoarse
ness and throat and lung diseases.
The pills are such standard RENE
dy in some parts OF the country that
family never thinks of doing with
out them. Said an old gentlemen
in Eastern Mary land, "Why, | hav,
raised my family on Sellers Pills.
and consider them almost as es.
sential to family as bread. In
the last thirty years they have saved
me enough. in doctor bills, to pa,
for farm
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28
Thanksgiving Services.

Union Thanksgiving services
will be held in the NJ. L. church,
this place, at l0t O'CLOCK, a NJ. and
Z p. M. Rev. A. Merrclls will
preach sermon in the morning,
and at night praise services will be
held.
Let all our people suspend bust
ness and devote one day to return.
ing thanks tn the AIlwise Being
who SO wonderfully blessed US, as
a nation, and individually, during
the past wear.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28
j. NJ. Ferguson. Tailor.

Have your clothes made by J. NJ.
Ferguson, the Tailor, of Hunting.
ton. w. Va. He always keeps a
nice line Of goods from which to
select and his cutter is one the best
on the Ohio river He guarantees
every suit to fit or no charge. Shop
first door above Bank of Hunting
ton. Give him a call. 20J
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instruction Given by MaiI.

Anyone desiring to obtain prac-
teal business education, in The most
convenient and economical way, will
be glad to know that Bryant &
Stratton's College gives thorough.
ly successful course by Mail, at the
students home. Distance is no oh.
lection aud satisfaction is gusran-
I, ed every earnest student. Write
to {. L. Bryant, Src'y, 4s3 Main
ST., Buffalo, N. Y, for particulars.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

The Republicans of Huntington
ana vicinity held ratification meet.
ing IN honor Of the election Of Har-
f,son, Morton and Golf, at Davis
Opera House, Huntington, Monday
evening Speeches were made 10y
zion ID. Menager, ofPt. Pleasant;
apt liovey, of CabeIl county,
ana MIR. Robins, OF Ohio. The
street. parade and fire works before
We speaking begun. were grand.
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Christmas Goods.

l have just re eli, ed aud opened a
large and fine assortment Of Import
cd Chins and Glassware for the
Holiday Trade.
Decorated Dinner, Tea and Cham
Der Sets for Christmas presents,
cheaper than ever.
FRANK A. NASH,
Ward Block, 81. Ave,
N7I.4t Huntington, w. Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

One Of the class Of novel election
oe.s alluded TO in the Register wa,
PAID on the South SIDE Of Wheel.
ny on the evening Of TIC roth inst
q. Young lady well-known in the
L'ghth Ward, wheeled an equally
~, ~ known young gentleman from
dh street to Bloch's tobacco works,
~, gaily decorated wheclbsrrow
nc procession was headed by a
a "ase drum and flag bearer, who
$50 carried lantern. A large
slo"d witnessed the settlement Of
The wager.
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rev A. II. Chittenden, formerly
TIE popular pastor Of the Congre.
s'uonal church at this place, now
PASTOR ofthe Congregational church
y Andover, Ohio, writes us as fol.
lows:
II HcDougal, Ceredo. W. Va.
mf DEAR SIR.-.I want to con.
St'olate you and al the good Re
,."neans OF West Virgins for
s @e redemption of West Virginia.
S .,u TOT the breaking Of the "SoliJ
nun Du'n We arc hurraaing for
a,' s..Iison and Morton and feeling
d dSiSe comfortable over tie results
Yours truly,
a. II CnIrrENDEN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

Rev. Joseph Jones. the young
minister whom the Congregational
society at this place has been think
ing of calling 20 this charge, is
dead and buried. He died quite
suddenly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

1t is said that engineers will
shortly be here to lay out new
town on the land which joins Ce-
redo on the west and is known as
the Morgan estate, that was recent
ly sold to Philadelphia parties.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

Read the notices in this paper
headed commissioners Sale OF
Real Estate" Hon. G. g, Burgess
is Special & Commissioner.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

We will begin the publication Of
new serial next week eutitled "A
Ship of 49," Everybody should
read the story.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

"rhe turkey now begins 10 climb,
The very h CHEST treeses;
He wants TO keep hts whiskers safe,
From cold Than ksg' wing breesss."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

The Congregational Sunday
school will have Christmas tree.
Committees have already been APP
pointed to make arrangements.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

We must insist on those i'm arrears
on subscription, etc, to call in and
settle up at once, or send us the
amount by mail.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

The first snow OF the season fell
mere last Thursday night between
eleven and twelve o'clock. Those
woo retired early Id not see it;
therefore We missed the sight.
S'nce the above was put III type,
We We had another fall of"thc beau
u'ni; As we write this the ground
is white.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

The vote for Judge in Logan
county, as given by the Logan
Democrat is "a follows:
Ira McGinnis, oo3
Thos. III. Harvey, 7oS
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

Mr.. w. D. Janney has had an ad-
dition built 10 the Jasper Ferguson
property, on Main street.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

For SALE-One Winchester Re
pesting Rifle, IL csliber, oc,agon
barrel, with globe and peep sights,
costing S25 90, is for sale. The gun
is as good as new and will he sold
for SIS 90 cash. Inquire at this Of
fee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

Messrs. J. II. Millender & Co
have a new engine for their saw
mill. This is an enterprising firm.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

Mrs.. WrxnSw's sOorIuss sTsUP shouh always
bs used when children are outtsng teeth 10 10
svos the liitle suff~fert once; IL natural
quiot sleep, and the little ehsrub svskese- bright
A. a button" 10 - very pleasant ~ tssts. Ia
soothes the ehi, softens the gains, als AL pain,
regulates the bowels, and 10 the best known remedy
for diarrhocs, WHISTLER arising from tsethinG 90
other ezsses- Twenty-Five o<nss betfls.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

Jud ge-"What sort Of a man.
now, was it whom you saw com nit
the ASSAULT"
Constable--"Shure. yer honor. he
was a small. Insignificant ersythur
about yer own size, yer honor"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

When Baby was sick. We gave her Csstor;a,
When she was child. she oTiod for castoria.
When she became Miss, she eiung ~ Cestoria,
When she had Children, shs gave them CastoriA
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-11-28

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