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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Sei ct. Subertus i'm @ruuewaIb Mir

our 3sit Elm se,paItises Eorfmoor I'M duff
TRACE ber Surfirtenbau,m : 9eisuiGaft
aussei9adtet, um baislbit 3wiiden ben be-
waloeten lS6ber sinen tinfIiden See bsrs
auiteasn, On oeien llfsru iit ipdter fdmuts
Siuen erbsben iouen. Sur4 eisens sss
baute Waidiuen pirb Der gober 5erauss
seito9sn une psrben bic grbmanen bur9
4owries euf S5ienenseIeiien meter sss
i9uift, UNI aIsbann in srOberen Rsusen
bur1 cine 2otorlotiue mad einen, cnosrn
WuOr bsf0tbsrt gu ps.b'n, weI6es oabur4
ausseiIIt wtrb. An bieiem auBeroroents
LID miibeuoIsn @etfe, beiisn ausfibruus
pier SABRE eriorSern iOl, iinS 9unberts pom
9lrbeitsrn msiit pOInii5er GattonaIi,dt tes
iddftist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Gin aslinser anuf In Die Rippsu

w WYNN wv ~
an Der rsatsu Settle uuO u~utsrbaIb bes Swerbieus appIis
,irt, aud BEN Iausmitbisitsu @sniaeu UOn Der gSsIt eiusn
Osrbsu - SsssuSpuuia sutIotsn, psnn isins ssbsr nt4t
gan, .aui ben Damn" III. @suu bic Sebsrssssuo puno
Oosr s~ut,lusst III. ibmsrSt isIbit Der ~Isiiste StOb OOsr
Grud. SpabuOssl, bic ssrue ttssIH, ioatsH eesbaIb srit
ibrsm Spir ms Sefdt bliden, sbe fe fb an SsIsH
Rippsu gu idafeu MAIDEN. &sun istne SGat uuO auss
apid cine blafs ObG ssIbIide 6drbuus BADEN, t5uut ibr
Sarauf wstteu. OaB aud feline 2uuse beIest lit, NaB ieiu
atbsm iausr risat uuO paB CT uidt nar inter ben RiPVsu.
iOnberu aud uutsr BEN rsbteu SdHlterblatt SdmerjsH
bat, Sab isius GiusepsiNs HiGt %rsgsImdBis iunttOnirsu
uuS OaB ieire guSauuns sst5rt lit. Iuhatt b~auSsrsiis
lide .SpGBe- an isiu,u Rtppeu 81 reibeu, smpieblt ibm,
SOisttr's Nossubtttsr5 ;u usbmsu uuO babel gu bIsibsu.
oeuu e5 lit In Der lbat bic bette uuo bsiItraitiss MsSiSiu
iar 0lageus uuo g~sberIsioeu in Der @st. Aud pirtt Is
uuurslet6li6 In allen 6daeu pom Sp5pepiis, 8bsumas
tismus, NerupftSt. acknowledgement. taItsm 5tebs uHS
aueereu ersaHtibeu 3rautbsitsH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Seifle S%miitcufraae.

asItIi5sr 9~anbtottOr (S5wsius fits
tsrnb): sep, bas Jag i'd Dir, baS
Ou Did uidt an ben Sdwsinsn usrsreift,
bic fittsrs ID immsr ie!bi!" - Sspp (fir
f4); vDis S9psins rsiBsn bsute fail
ibren StaI Elm, Der Ssrr Doctor bat ssuib
beute sinmaI usrsshsn, fe su fitteru. Sd
Mill i'm frassn!~ Sspp (ittts ben ROpi
aur Ebirs herein uub ruff in's 3immsr, NC
Ser Oottor iosbsn elmer pornsbmsn 9sisl:
i9aft aus Der Stabt elm gfsn sibt): Scr,
Doctor, babsn bic S9weiue i4On aas
pas2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
IisIr hsutidc Wetbpoiien fnb ssse,

UIFIH UtHIIWV UtllVUUIFtH INV StSe'
ben Yrobibitionsssiff ibrsr lRir5s. 0as
seiste ii9 fiirSli9 aud tn Der bsutia:u etbo:
6iIfiiteu goufsrsns In Ranius gitp. Da
wures aud lbsr bic Brobibitiousfrase ses
fprcdsn uub Der 8irbeu3eituns ansmpfobs
len, bic Sraae nidt 70 beitis su bebanbeln
unb ansriiie auf bic 9ssnfr Der Yrcbibis
tion 3u untsrIaIsu, nm bel bsuti5en Wstbos
bitten, wsI5s teiue SrObibition baben mol
len, nidt u%nnotbissrusiie anitoB su erres
gen. Mit ginsr Stimme polsr Wsbrbeit
purbe Der be,islibe Artras ansenommen.
Spdter purte absr %mitsetbeiIt, baB bic
Srespawalturs fid IN bisien Sei9lub
ui6t bInbsn piirbe, ionbsrn mad ME Dor
Brobibttiou befiruorten psrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Senflprihe.

@sr Der guteu Sulb 9ewaru,
Ger g0isn lei6t entbebren fdnu.
Son 9lei6er SGrte Steiu All Stein,
Malen fein @etreioe rein.
Sentit bu, Sein Glitter bod ~ briuSsu,
90 balte WtaB III allen Sin9en:
Sm Glien, Srinteu, Sreuo' NIB Seto,
Su @rbeit, 6ab' uuo S6Iaiesjeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
%Suredtmeiiunq mad Stunt.

Su elmer IbsnSseieui9aft wirb ssiuns
gen. NasS Iaui9t seipannt, ais cine
iunge Dame nit pislsm 9srdui9 bsreins
tritt. Gin Serr ndbsrt ii9 ibr unb iast:
.Wssin SrduIsiu, Sbnsn 1T pislsidt bas
i56ns Dt9terwort nt4t betaunt: No
man iust, ba laB Did rubis nisbsr!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22

al6aup, q. g., 6. 5ebr., 1889. -
Seds bis adt Wtorate lit i'd an rbeumas
tiipen S6merssu, purbe isocd eut5 bic
9%lnpenbuus BON Swei 5Idi9en ct. Jatots
Del asbsilt. = Samss 80. 2dnbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22

8tgcn elm bsftisss 9sbsrlsioeu se6raudts
i'd nit ausss,si1nstsn grfolssn Or. aus
quit SSnis's S~um,burser Eropfen. na4bem
i'd pie.s RittsI usrseblid psriu6t bate. -
Daniel Weibnsr, Stem 9aosn, CTR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Sas Bliiben Der Blumer su perlGns

gtrn. Gin einfa1ss Serfabren, UNI bas
BIibsn Der gIursn i'm @arten oter in ben
lSpfsr gu %uerlduseru. beitebt barir. bag
man bic Stempel Der Slitben abSuitt. Sc
sber Sic manipulation ansewsnNet wiro,
befto pirtiausr 1T iie. Sd babe suueiIen
bic Ssobadtuns semudt, baB bic 10 bsban:
beltsn gIumen, ME 2ilien, Nelten &C. rod
%einrtal 10 LANCE bIibten, aIs bisienisen, an
wsI5sn bic Siitiae eslafsu wurce,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Gin SanSluuas GeiIenoer sab feline

Weinuns in tur,sn Worten, wie foIst:
y8sitern bate i'd cine ioI9e G~rtdItuns,
baB i'd faum iprs9sn tonute. Sd nabm
Or. Sua's 9uitsn Sprup unb beute bin
i'd 10 9siunb uie Gin Slid i'm Waiisr. @s
toitste mid nur 25 Gents"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Rn65Hi6e @mpfsbIunasn!

2sapeuu0rtb, Saui.. 3. aus. 1888.
gsebrte Ssrrsu: Ole triliseu s9eseuse pom see
b5d, reialih iluitrirt, ste Sic mir %iduoteu. babe i'd biui
reiheuo ourtseiebeu uuo ourdgeleieu. FUR Die Serausi
gabe eteiis Buhes babeu Sic iib elm Gbrenoeutmat erria
tet. Rad meiusr auiibt lit IS elm d ties d rttIiae
Slumeue drtletu. no iecr Der MIL, aud penn e.
peris Seit bat. ITO itesu Sas iir id uuo SantIte eiuts'
berrltht Siumeu rflteu Tam, neil allies 70 turj beiiami
men III. SoIdeSa6er ioIIeu pahrbaft o.
puIdr ietu, ODER u~eutsitsus IS weroeu. iobaIo lsIb,
ptursidsuo betauut %sspOroer. eebeu Ste Gus bod sir
dbulihss Sltlstu In Der susi. Spraae, bic 10 arm al
ariitliaer Siteratur 1T. Sh pluide oieies Shdleiu II
eoertatboL 6Gmtlte 81 ieben; ilr BEN Seeliersc
uns sats6stsH m5ate IS aud rsialiass Yla,sriaI Itsisfu
seysW 'Dtt. Ratier Wtlur,u,
inb R~aiisrin Sittoria susufa ftnb beuts
,uf Der gl4t rSObsnsollsrn" abaereif.
Oas Wsttsr mat i9Iedt. 0as itaIisnii&e
feuerte Bet Der ausfabrt Der
ya5t aus benz Safsn sinsn SaIut.
Srantrsi1.
Yaris, 90. DIT. Der bsri5mte
8unbarsi Or. philippe Ris
orb, Der bier felt uisItn SaArsn oils Der
rose ameritanii9e Doctor" bstannt mar.
4 seffo,ben. gr war am 10. Defender
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Sus no. 4, td8li@.
Seitli6 aeheno:

Garlortubl: uub Buffet @ars auf Sae;i9eH.
Ta!aIt:@ars uno ,Ytanu Souboir @ers" aui
Na6tSii9en.
Die ein;iSe 9tuie. uel5s ,T2aun Foubotr
Cars" ;luii6en @btca9o, Dubuque, Oes Woines,
ct. SOlepb, Vto., ct. Taul uuo minneapolis
bat.
SdlofpI6se uIb garlors Stible perSen auf
anmelouug in SttetsS iftce ~reieruirt.
5. 3. Wbatruorc, generuls asent, Dubuque.
%. u. Ynienbart, General BaHagier
Ino 8itet a9ert, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Dubuque suremburaer gereim.

(9esrIroet 1887
9 er ammlunssIocaI 6eebs Saus.
3eit Der reselndBisen 8eriammluneeu 5alb
d9t llbr a6enos am eriten 0ounerita9 in
;peiteu Wcuat mad benz Sanuar.
rs. 8ouner, Gr6iibsrt.
3. y. @Iosen, Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Sc G
iuuitrirte ~Peilieen.Seeenoe
auf icocu Tag ofs SabreS.

uuI IroSW lug ofs SuUttS.
Gin Tarabies9Grtlein nit Slunleu auer Grt.
seidrisbeu con P. Philibert Seebeck. o. S. T.,
Rector Der lbsoIosts.
Dit Npprobatiou Os5 bobp'heT Tlritbiihoi uou 8rirsu,
eEs beapitsu Stiaois pom 6bur uuo nit GgtdubuiB
Der Sberu.
aus5statt(t nit REDEEM SbromosI itslbil0 uuo $50
SIuitrutiorsu.
Ss6. in SdwarjlsiHUauo nit Rotbitritt $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
2uretnburssr Gentrai t1uters
f4fitttttdS =gSituS

pom 8 btca9o, ST..
geridmrnlun9, ieoen 2teH Souuta9 I'M Wouat,
gte IL II. 0aqer StraBe.
Saeob gSelter, Yrdfbeut.
Sutton 2tetu, S9riftfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
$50 2Nonats- Seifiae. Dc 2s;,s :

o5issr SsssnSe aui ~siu;elusu gIdttsrr, ie Elm SIatt aut
isssu Gaa seS Sabrts. Die ~etuSeIusu tldttsr mOuutusii,
In eiueu umlalag Suiammersslest. 400 tlui;rtrte El6tts,
in Rotbs uno Sdpar;orut In SartousS bdbtsIu 3 so
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22

e,,rembarser ,.SnoepsnSstt GI,b"
tn Chicago.
(gesriinOet an "a. SUM 1867
~Seriamnllins iecer britten Sonnta9 i'm Wo.
nat nm 81 rbr Ra6mitta9s, go. 40 South 60:
Gale StraBe.-geomteuwabl am 80. Sanudr.
s. y. SGumaher, Rrdibent.
8erab. grof, Setretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22

Der id1.euis gaHasttrinssSi trssns stnsr
Gonte Stpiiben plinneapplis, at. VauI,
7es TaiHes, At. Spispb, Dubuque
uno Chicago,
uno bic etuSiSe 9tuie, pel6e Speiie Cars
our9 nod Dubuque bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22

2ureutbur8er SruSer 9uno
@bica9o, SIL.
gesriiuoet am %. October 1887.
geriammIuus ieosr lesteu Sonrta9 i'm Wtos
nat, DO. 2513 Soutb Salfeot Ctr, @bica9o, 81.
u. Z. Eieorif, graiibeut.
WS. WerfG, SetretGr.
itntertiB un9ssSsrein
su MiIwautee, @isc.
gesrarset am s IRA 1889.
Seriamrelt ii6 ieoeu /. Souutas i'm Vtouat
III ieiTer 9aue, geo. 400 CHESTNUT Ctr.
VieolaS Sour, 0rGi., (Sobi5eibt.)
Yeter Seoenba6, Setr., (@reuermu9er.)
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30. 1, tdsIi@.

&eitli5 eebeuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Sug no. 3, tagIi@.
8eItli9 gebeno:
Sue 9o. 2, tdsltH.

SetIi3 sebeub :
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09
Core to Join The Anrnis.

Farewell to another OF oarths brightest
charms,
One that fond matter has rocked in her
arms;
Departed this life and has sank 10 the tomb;
But Jesus has robbed All lho graves OF their
gloom.
We grisve. for It's hard to give up our love;
But Jesus can render her happy above.
Tho lime Will soon come when Won lay bv
her side
And rejoice over death, since tho Savior has
died.
Died, Dec. %, IS, little Clara.
daughter Of Eli and Mary Trent.
Clara was a sweet little girl and
we'll beloved by all who knew her.
She was stricken down with con.
sumption some three months ago.
but she never complained. A few
days before she died her sister re-
marked TO her "How you suiFer.''
and she replied: There will be no
suffering ia heaven" and when
dying she seemed TO have no fear.
Calling all her friends around her
she told them 10 kiss her good bye
and meet her in heaven. While
loving friends stood " eeping al ound
her she asked them what was the
matter! Being told they were
weeping about her, she said she felt
no pain at all and put her arms Low
ingly around her fathers neck and
her little spirit took It's flight to that
brighter home where sickness, sor.
row, pain and death are felt and
feared no more.
Clara was born Sept. sd, 1877,
and died December q, 1883, aged
II years, 3 months and 20 days.
Mr.. Trent desires to tender his
thanks to his kind friends for their
aid and assistance during his distress
and bereavement.
G. c. Pace.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09
Minnie Hunter,
An Orphan Girl, Aged
About II,
Attempts Suicide.

Minnie Hunter, an orphan, aged
about II years, who has been work.
ing rs servant girl for various fam
lies of this place, attempted suicide
Monday afternoon, by taking
Rough on Rats" The circum-
stances are as follows:
She wcntto several persons and
asked them for arsenic, saving she
wanted il TO XIII rats; finally some
one told her to get Rough on
Rats. Then she visited Capt.
Hamilton Willis grocery store and
purchased box of the poison, Get.
ting a nickel's worth OF candy a, tn t
same time. She then repaired to "a
solitary and lonely spot on Jordan
Branch, not far from the public
school building, and proceeded to
take the deadly stuff. She would
take stick OF candy. cover it with
the powder and eat IT, After hav-
ing eaten about two thirds of the
amount contained i'm the box, She
concluded not to die alone and un.
cared for, SO she came TO town and
went into the residence of w. +.
Bradshaw where she fell.
As she still held the box which
contained what she supposed would
end her earthly existence, the causc
OF her illness was soon discovered
and Drs. Wharton and Sturgill sent
Tor, who gave her medicine which
caused her to throw up the poison
and thereby saved her lie.
When questioned rs TO the cause
OF the rash act, she replied that she
had no home and was tired of liv.
ing.
The young girl is beautiful and
bright and why she should attempt
to take her own life is something Tor
which the writer cannot account.
The sick girl has about recovered
and WILL probably never be guilty Of
like otiense again.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09
aPERsaNzFlsa
xHz&6o&y% SISSS5

Mr.. Geo. Holt visited relative,
here few days ago.
Mr.. Frank Feazell and wife ar,
expected here this week.
Allan Wright now has NJ. ID. nj
tached to his name. Guess for wba
the letters stand.
Mr.. Henry Spurlock returned
from visit up Twelve Pole las,
Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Miilendcr visited he,
brother, Frank Millenjer, Mt Hun
tington, last week.
Miss Lille Lesage, of Lcsase',
Landing. Cabell county, was Tho
guest of Miss Anna Gum last week.
Mrs. M. Spurlock left, ye>terds,
morning, for two weeks visit &c
relatives and friends near the Fall.
of Twelve Pole.
Miss Matte Hunt, who is max
ing her home with Mrs. Spurlock
this place, made a brief visit to
Ashland, KY, last week.
Mr.. Robt. Napier, Wayne coun.
ty'srepresentAtive in the Legislature
took the train at this place for
Charleston, Sunday morning.
Mr.. G. p. Hoard left yesterda,
evening for business trip to east
ern cities. Mr.. J. III. Millender will
also go East the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. ALI. Thompson and daugh.
ter, Miss Ella, of Paducah, KY, and
Mrs. John Jones, of Catlctisburg
Ky, are visiting at Mr. A. g.
Browns.
Mr.. I. S. Scarlon, of Huntington
who is travelling for a Cincinnati
boot and shoe house, was i'm Ceredo
last Friday and made the ADVANCE
office pleasant call.
Mr.. Janney, engineer in charge
OF the corps working for the Nor
folk q Western Railroad CO., who
are now above Wayne &. H., spent
last Sunday with his family at this
place.
Dr.. John Shattuck, OF Marion,
Ohio; Mr.. Benz. Shattuck, Of Mis-.
souri,, Mr.. Wright Mccoy, of South
Point, Ohio; and Mrs. Jones, OF
lronton, have been guests Of the
families Of DIR. Sturgill and Prof
Yates during the past week.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09
school Roll of Honor.

ED. ADvAHcE:-The following
is the Roll Of Honor Of the CeredC
Public Schools for the month end
ing Dec. IL, 1855:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Blanche Bush,
Harriet Cole,
Julia Cole,
Laura Evick.
Matte Bradshaw,
iona Bradshaw,
Almeda Bradshaw.
MAGoIE KELLEY, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Clyde Handley,
Olive Brown.
Edna Grothe,
Mona GTothe,
Ethel Davis,
Ella Bartfam,
Drusa Brown,
Guss Marcum,
Lewis Stewart,
Carl Wright,
Ed0lt tltiOWf
John Zouck,
Lon johnson.
ADDIE FEAzgLL, TeacAer.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Horace Millender,
John Ferguson,
Thomas Evick,
Lonnie Davis,
Chas. Canterbury,
Nora Millcnder,
Anna Bush,
Sadie Emmons,
Olive Davis,
Mary Zouck.
JONI YATES, Teacher.
Old papers for sale at this office,
40 cents per hundred.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09
Haynle's Branch Items.

Prof. Osborn closed his singing
school by giving copcert last
Wednesday night, which was very
much enjoyed by those who were
present.
Sink Roberts moved his house
hold furniture to his home at this
place last week. He aud his wife
will visit friends in KY. for short
time.
Mrs. Brum6eld, widow Of Milton
Brumiield, decd, will probably fail
in getting all her money from the
Ashland Mutual Benefit Society.
At the Literary Society last
Wednesday night the question
Res0LUod, That the scenes of ma
ture are more attractive to 4he hui
man eye than the art of man" was
discussed. The verdict was given
in of the negative.
There IS talk of a wedding at
this place soon.
SoJoURNER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09

Inc transition from long. lingering
sn iu painful sickness % robust health
LARK, ,'iil an epoch in the life OF the indi-
suual. buch a remarkable event is
ss,ea assured Ia the memory and the agen-
y ~, whereby the good health has been
e'..ained Is greatly blessed. Hence Il
T ~ mat so much Is heard in praise OF
- eCe,lc Bitters. So many feel they
o os .neir restoration TO health 10 the
TJ n y Ihe Great Alternative and Tonic.
~ AZ you are troubled with anv disease
~ ~ hldneys, Liver or Stomach. OF long
tssnoit standing you will surely End
sti .e " use Of Electric Bitters. Sold
g., &c and 81 per bottle at J. II. Millen-
"OO''s store. 3
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09

oooch's Mexican syrup has accomplished
cure ~ this neIghborhOOd which has aston
ished the people. a young lady. ~ ~
Davis, Wns given up o. die, by her attending
physician. She had lung fever The dO1i0f
yised her friends 90 discontinue hle rsad ici0e.
~ they were doing her no good. Tier parent.
uad bottle % your Mexican syrup and Idn-
iInoDt iu the house. Ihoy NJ once began a.
give Tie syrup in doses one hour apart. and
frequently Dathed her chest with tile lint
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better, and after using two bottles OF each anr,
o. almost ~ well ~ eyer. 10 was almost Ike
raising o. dead, and has established the rep
UtttiOn Of your medicine hero
J.&J. N.gANDs,
IVY ffimblc, Athens Co, o.
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Instruc.ion Given by Mail.

Anyone desiring to obtain a prac
teal business education, in the mos,
convenient and economical way, will
be glad TO know that Bryant &
Stratton's College gives n thorough
ly successful course by Mail, at the
students home. Distance is no OBJ
lection and satisfaction is guaran-
teed every earnest student. Write
to {. l.. Bryant, Sec'y, 453 Main
ST., Buffalo, n. Y, for particulars.
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Their nuslness noomlnr.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival OF trade at j. III
Millender 81 Co. 3 store as their giving
away TO their customers OF SO many
free trial bottles OF Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
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always cures and never disappoints.
coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis.
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
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buying by gettiny trial bottle free.
Lar 20 ) &c 81. Every bOtte warrant
cd.
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A New Plan ofInstructlon.

Every one has more or less spare
time, which may proftabIy be de
voted to becoming better prepared
for bushes sahairs. The Bryant &
Stratton College gives q 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. 4.
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Visit ID. III. Carpenters mammoth
store at Cstlettsburg, and inquire
for bargains. You'll be sure not to
he disappointed. He is now selling
of his old stock very cheap See
new advertisement in this paper.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09

We like the old custom OF tolling
the bells at the death of the old
year and the one also of making
calls OH New Years day. But
neither was observed in Ceredo
during the holidays just past.
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Election Of @, a. II. Omccrs.

- - - OEIfItIos
Grand Army Of the Republic
{ (S Zeigler Post No. ~, Dept. w
! a. at Ceredo-elecied the follow
"g officers TO serve during 1889:
= 81. + Wharton.
p V. C.-J NJ. Hunter.
). v. &C. l.. Fortune.
Adjt-A. ]. Duncan.
" NC. X Gum.
SSu1rg.-W. L. Bradshaw.
SShap.-Peyton Shoop.
~. D.-Peter Hunter.
o. Geo. w. Flynn.
= M.-Thomas Skeans.
x N. S.-Wm. Chapman.
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81:

FRY-Last Friday morning, Gussie,
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Fry, aged three months.
The remains were inferred, Satur-
day, in Browns Hill Cemetery.
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We took several names off our
mailing list last week AID expect to
take several more off soon, II settle
ment is not made. We do not wish
to offend any one by this action
but the simple fact is we cannot az
ford to pay out cash for paper, etc,
and send the paper to person over
two years, any way, for nothing.
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BuckIcn's Arnicn Sa,ye.

The best saive In the world for Cuts, Bruis-
sss, Sorcs, Ulcers, Salt Rheuni Fever sores
1etter, Chapped HANDS, chiibirins, Corns
and all skin Efuptious, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. ii II guarsntcsd
10 give perfect satisfaction or money refund
I'd Price n cents per box.
Forsal~ by j. Ii. Milisnder & Co.
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Have your clothes made by +. NJ
Ferguson, the Tailor, Of Hunting
ton, w. Va. lie always keeps a
nice line Of goods from which to
select and his cutter is one the best
ON the Ohio river lie guarantees
every suit to fiji or no charge. Shop
first door above Bank Of HUNTING.
ton. Give him 4 call. POI
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w. Fenncr. Il first class artist,
formerly of Gallipolis, Ohio, has 10.
c0ted in Huntington, in easy reach
of a majority of our readers who
may want photographs.
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See the new adj in this week S
ADVANCE Of Frank A. Nash, deal
er in queensware, etc, Huntington.
His goods are nice, nobly and new.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09

Judge Harvey held his first term
of court since his election, in Cabell
county last week. He will hold
court in this county next month.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-01-09

Claude Miller, formerly of Bar.
louisville, and well known to the
older residents in the county, was
killed in a railroad accident, near
Dallas, Texas, last week. For sew.
eral years past Claude has been a
resident of Texas, and was engaged
IN conducting general store
Huntington Commercial.
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The town exchequer was replcn-
ished last Sunday to the tune OF
eight dollars. Policeman Mays
is terror to evil doors.
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Look at the date on your paper
after your name and you can tell
when your subscription expires.
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The problem what dyspeptics
may eat is growing serious.
Here isa writer in the american
magazine who declares that oat
meal, generally regarded as a
wholesome food, causes more dys-
pePs'a than pastry. He says chat
u places layer of sticky, carbena.
eeous food against membrane
winch is already torpid enough, -
ana that this clogging mass of meal
works all day long" Perhaps the
oest thing for dyspeptics is not to
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Died, yesterday, at his home
about seven miles above this place
Mr. William Mcclure, aged 80
years. of lung hemorrhages. He
mad been dangerously i'll for some
time previous to his dcath.-Bi0
Sandy Neacs, Jan. 3.
The deceased was brother OF
Prof I. ID. Mcclure, of Wayne c.
H., and Mrs. Isaac Bloss, Of this
place.
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Mr.. Isaac Bloss was dangerously
i'll last week. He is convalescing
now, however, we are glad to state
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All old Subscribers should renew
promptly. Remember that YOU
save twenty-five cents by 90 doing
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Master James Gum has the lung
fever.