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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03

Aug u. Ten Thousand tpusf hr. n b
Bar llartor livery -tahie
Aug - Excitement in i.ess SOU at
Auburn over The mlhs,u2 Mr. Pau
sept. ? Death Of eencral fraHsan
Smith Of WalerAIiie.
Sept j. Death Of ll5u j B. Han II
Lewiston.
Sept q Heavy fro-ts in Mann areai
damage to the corn crop.
sept 10 Mr. Bnrlcish elected govern
or by over j. coo plurality every Maine
Congressman reelected ~ at Increased
majority.
SEPT. II. Two ladle- drowned a. La-
bee by the collision Of a small b3a. VITA a
schooner.
Sept. 20. Statue Of Lohgfeli9~ uneVil-
ell ia STATE str, ct square, Portland
Oct ? Convention Of Maize Baptist
| at Lewiston.
Oct b. Burning Of the Fiberite Manu-
featuring coInpanys work, at sko"he-
gan.
oct. /. Charlie, p. NeYrn, Killed ~ a
dynamite explosion in Aug l,ta.
! oct. ). Fairfield celehrates the moth
ann vcr,ary of its Incorporation "a a
town
oct. Somerset woelrn nil burned
at East Madison loss s5aope. \ ~uo~
storm in northern Maine, lr>t Of The STA
| Ion.
Oct. IL Death of Captain K9sert
| Crockett, Of Rockland.
Oct. .. Maine State SUNDAY School
convention in Bangor.
oct. p. Twenty-sccaI ANIMAL con
vention of the Dung Mem CHS ian A.
ISOLATION Of Maine at Brunswick.
Oct. 30. \ So 900 fire III Athens.
Nov. , Burning of /ena- Thompson =
carriage factory in Portland.
Nov. J. Explosion At the tranbo pow
| der mills two men fatally injured.
Nov. 9. Maine gives General Harrison
a plurality of 23ooO
Nov. Is Ransom +. Bonney. Of Mech
anic Falls, Killed on a Grand Trunk rail
road crossing.
Nov. "A. Captain Joseph Park Of
Searsport, drops dead.
Nov. 10 COburn Cadets of th1 STATE
College, win the prize drill at Lewiston
Nov 10. \ Slo.0pO fire in Dexter
Nov. -. Charles \. Luce killed by a
blow from Mulverhil, in Augusta,
Nov. 26. \ Maine Central freight train
plunges into Lake Maranocook at Win
thfop.
Dec. l. Launching OF the Governor
Ames of Waldoboro. the .lr>t five masted
schooner ever built.
Dec B Another heavy explosion at
the Gambo powder mills one work man
killed. Death of Oliver Gerrish at Port
land.
Dec. L. Death of Hon. John May Of
Winthrop.
Dec. ID. The kenne lec and renobscot
| closes to navigation.
Dec. Ia Death Of Hon. William vii
son of lIallowcll.
Dec. Is. Annual meeting Of the Maine
State Grange at Bangor
Dec. -. Forestry convention in Ban
gor.
Dec. - Annual meeting Of the Maine
iedagOglcaI NnclelN al AunuIn
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03

This wa> sung with little variation 10
raCktty tune called the Bue Bird, which
WAS inserted a. Il march in a llttlc hook
Of music for the hfv: hui our nfer would
not pia IL. il was 80 tire>ome both Ia thu
fingers and the lungs.
Besides the two preachers mentioned
above there were several Others who cN-
crci>rd their gifts. such A. they were in
Canaan village and other places in the Vi
cnitV. What those gifts We're, and what
were their qualifications for the Christ
ian ministry may b" understood from
some of their expo>itionS of passages Of
scripture, for instance
without controversy great i the mv>-
terry of godlines>.' therefore says one,
there should he much controversy in tn Il
right understanding of these my >terieS
Nv hatsoeVrr i set before Won, that eat
asking no questions for conscience sake.
So one OF them would never ask a qur>-
ton on any subject whatever while sit
tiag at the table, In the expression ''the
Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of
the world" one qucried whether the term
,rorld did not mean ,rarIriHt>S, With
such religious teaching continued for Il
length of time, it is no wonder that 81
MANY were ready TO accept the delu>on>
of Milleri>n, some ~ years later.
Now the question arises was the gencr-
al result more for good or for evil. There
was doubtless much unhealthy excitement
many so called converts were hurried into
open profession without due considers
ton, whose last state WAS worse than The
first vet there We're many. the larger part
We would hope, who lived up to their pro
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03
State Capital.

Hon. j, J. Perry is out with Il commune
cation favoring the removal of the State
Capital to Portland and changing the
present capital building into an Insane
Asylum. When the location of the State
Capital is changed it should come To Ban
eor, which is geographically situated in
about the centre of the State, instead Of
going further west. Bangor i easy Of
access from all sections of the State and
has ample hotel facilities to accummod-
ate all who are in attendance upon the
sessions of the Legislature. With the
State Capital loca ed at Portland mem
oer> of the Legislature residing in the
east would have to travel all day and all
night in the winter months 10 attend the
sessions, while Bangor is only Il day =,
ride from any point in the State Ban
gor Wig.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03

They had just had their first Quarrel'
The violence of the storm had spent it.
self but the calm that followed was
ominous Mr.. Corkins, said the wife at
last, with cold, biting sarcasm, You have
often complimented me on the beauty of
teeth. Take a look at them, if YOU please
Here they are. And she took them out
and placed them on the table. Madame,
replied Mr.. Corkins, without betraying
any surprise, you have frequently spoken
of my glorious dark eyes. Here is one of
them. Oblge me by looking at it. mad
anne. And he took out glass eye and
laid it beside the teeth.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03
Maine commissioners

Gov. Marble has recently received a re
quest from the committee on the ccntcu
NAL celebration of the inauguration OF
Geo Washington As President to appoint
commissioners who should represent the
State of Maine. Accordingly the follow,
ing commissioners have been appointed
and commissioned Hon. James q
Blaine, Augusta; Hon. John \. Peters
Bangor; Hon. Selltn Common. Portland
Hon. Arteuas Libby. Augusta: Hon. Ar.
thur Sewall, Bath Hon. W. l.. Putnam,
Portland; Hon. Payson Tucker, Portland
Hon. Lewis Barker, Bangor; aud Hon.
Chas, +. Libby, Portland. ten. Wash
ington was not inaugurated in March like
all succeeding Presidents. hat on April
3oth, lisa, and just one hundred years
from hat event, the event will br appro-
priately celebrated in New York. The
commission will meet in the Governor :
room, New York city, on January >'n
next, to consider the plan of representa-
ton of States in the parade.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03
The President Elect-He keeps onc

The President Elect-lle keeps one
horse.
He wears No. l-2 hat.
lie is fond of baseball
His neck measures Ii >.
lie does not fancy jcwelry.
He wears a - shoe and can wear
Is.
He goes to bed at 10 and gets up be-
tween and :.
He wears open front shirts aud pay,
So a dozen for them.
He reads for recreation. lie is fond of
Scott Eliot and rhackeray.
His Whi>ker> are getting gray.
lie is a regular smoker, and smokes
small cisars-s clear Havana He does
not smoke To excess, however.
He usually wears a high-huttnned,
douhl breasted frock coat, and seldom
has a suit all of the same piece.
His chest measure is 81 and his waist A.
He weighs about lS0 pounds aud appears
) feet - inches in height.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03
POETRY.
Influence

/ dropped pebble ira the stream,
Ii sunk forever from my saht
a moment ia the sun warm beam
a dnond sptkled warm and bright,
Rejecting tar its radiant light
\ circle. small indeed at ilr,t
Widened cen mid, the tcmpe,ts foaf,
Uuiil al last il family burst
And vanished ON the farther shofe.
y irown, scpvI angry glance,
a hast, or upguardcd word,
y formal bow, a look l-kanet-
lhcseq quicker than a swilt.wnged bird
Pierce to the heart like t@ocdsed sword,
Spreading a h.doial influence wide,
They cast a mifksome shade and gloom
Across Htc's rough and troubled tide
And reach unto TIM silent tomb,
y word, a look Of sympathy,
\ penny generously bestowed,
A simple act ct eauftesy,
\ kindly influence shed abroad
And from, tho sui lit many load
These nigel deed, grand and ,ublime,
Iikerpplc- Ola the restless sca,
sweep Ger the iretiui stream OF time.
And reach into eternity.
- Pam ChaJfon.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03
ConnumptiOn not Cured,

But Prevented. by the use of Takoma, the
every diseased cavity Of the head is reached,
reducing the inflammation which extends to the
throat and lungs, relieving the dreadful head
aches, and stopping the poisonous discharges,
which pass into the lungs and stomach, often
causing consumption and death.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-03
Buckle MS .irnicu SATIRE.

THs BtSr S,LyE in the world for Cut,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores.
letter, Chappcd Hands, Cthlblains, Corns and
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Pics or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed To give per
feet satisfaction money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Horatio W. Gushing
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Newman's Mills. w. Va.

ED. ADvANCE:-Sincc my last,
Miss Mollic Tyler (colofed) died
March I'd, Of lingering illness of
several months standing. The doc
tor says her sickness was brought
on by a burn.
Our roads to day begin to have
the appearance of coming sum-
mer, but . little rain will make them
fearfully bad again.
| roticed that John S. Bailey and
wife were putting out garden day.
We have had travelling dentist
in the neigborhood for two days
DIR. Scales, of Huntington. He
seems to understand his business
pretty well, and the instruments he
carries with him are of the best
make.
The Huntington Commercial
seems to think there is more than
ordinary attraction at Huntington
for a. A. Newman, and il may be
time will tell.
say, for one, give them change
OF post masters at Wayne &. III.
There is certainly some Republican
in the place that is deserving and
qualified for the office.
Our community is comparatively
healthy.
understand that Lucien McGin.
mis- has bought property near New
mans Mill and has employed oe
and Sam. Newman To build him q
house in which he expects to place
his family as soon as the building !,
completed, and he will go on with
his business as heretofore.
Coon Newman iS<nepsiring his
house and buildtssga kitchen--ai
the mouth Of Camp Creek.
ALBION.
March *. SO.
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A General Change.

Kelsey Deerfcld has moved from
the Vinson Addition, across Twelve
Pole, to krout's Creek.
General Walker has moved to the
building vacated by Decrfeld.
NJ. ID. Damron has moved into
the building vacated by General
Walker.
w. s. Napier has moved into the
building vacated by Damron, on
Main street.
Pink Hensley has moved into the
building vacated by Napier, on East
First street.
George Wright will move into
the building below town he and
Benz. Wilson recently purchased of
the Frizzel heirs.
ID. w. Hodson will move into the
building owned by George Wright.
on corner of T. and East Second
streets.
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Friday Evening, March sth. 80

Present: WIN. Wright, Mayor;
II. Willis, III. ] Zouek, G. Cole, E.
Stock and 5. +. Hoard. Council.
men. Absent: NJ. Sheldon, Re
corder. 5. f. Hoard acted as Re.
corder pro tenn.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Committee TO examine the re-
port Of Sergeant Tyree having OK.
amined the same and found It cor.
rect, reported TO that effect On
motion the report was accepted AID
ordered entered upon the minutes
and printed, and committee was
discharged.
On motion the pump committee
was ordered 10 get new top for
town pump and have pump repaired
as soon rs possible.
Adjourned on call.
M SHELDEN. RecOyder.
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Wayne G. IL. News.

TinC WCdtncf tniS Week.
The roads are being rapidly I'M.
proved by the wind and sunshine.
But little gardening has been
done here, MS yet.
Rev. NJ. V. Bowlcs, of this place,
who has, for several days. been as.
sisting Rev. J ID. Garrett with his
work in KY, returned to his home,
Saturday.
The court OF limited jurisdiction
is still topic of frequent discussion.
Rev. X X. Sadler, Of Ceredo, has
been in our midst for the past week
looking after the spiritual needs Of
the Baptist church here.
James Fry, OF Ceredo, has been
visiting his relatives at this place
this week.
Il. +. Bowen left here Wednes-
day for Cercdo, where he will re-
msin for some time in the interest
of Burgess & Napier.
Andrew Keyser has been cnlarg-
ing his store room and he now has
one ofthe best arranged store-rooms
in the county.
Carpenters are ut work fitting up
house on keyser street for the oc.
cupancy of w. l.. Mansfield.
The entertainment given by Prof
McClure's school on last Friday
evening was well attended and was
highly entertaining.
Mrs. frankie Fischbach, who for
some time has been quite sick, is
slowly improving.
We learn that Lace Marcum,
Chapman Fry and Il. j. Prichard,
and perhaps others of our towsmen,
are going to Hot Springs, Ark, in
few days.
VIII Sellards smiles 1t is boy
and he calls him George.
b. Spurlock, who was arrested
last week on a charge of having un-
lawfully assaulted Calvery Adkins,
appeared before justice Fraily,
Monday, and waived examination
and gave bond to answer TO an in
dictment. The bond was fixed at
$500.
Bird Fuller and Noah Artrip en-.
tered school at tins place Monday.
We noticed Mr.. Howell, Of Cere-
do. OH our streets one day this week
TIC Neirs doesn't think so much
blame should be laid OF "our" rep.
resentatives, on the account Of the
intermediate Court bill. wonder
IL the Nelcs would have said this
had our representatives been Re
\ puhlicansy
g. w. Mitchell will move to
Huntington in few weeks. Geo.
is good citizen and a staunch Re.
publican.
Wayne &. II. is blessed O. with
a large number Of loafers aud
dead beats"
fishing IS the daily occupation Of
most of the boys Of our town just
now.
What has become Of all the cor.
respondents Co the ADvANCEg We
would like to hear from them often.
SiLvEnsfDE.
March *, 80.
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Centrcvillc. w. Va.

The mud is drying up, but there
are dangerous holes in the roads.
Nearly all the bridges are broken
down and dangerous to cross. Ii
is very singular that when Judge
McOuin was on the bench we had
good roads and our taxes were less.
The more We have bad roads the
higher taxes are.
Farmers are making ready for
blowing and some are blowing. and
planting potatoes.
Mr.. Charley Williams, off, Pole.
passed through our town with fat
COW for Frank Smith. our cattle
merchant. Frank generally takes
them in.
Peter ID. Hutchinson. our Repuh-
lean blacksmith, is in trouble. His
COW very mysic,iously disappeared
on last Friday night and he has
searched every place, far and near.
and cannot get trace of her. How
ever, Peter is good blacksmith
and can soon pound out another
one.
agree with "Silvcrside" in
regard to our proposed county
Judge. as far as the Democrats are
concerned. Whenever man is
Nominated by the bosses. the small
ones must vote for the nomincr, and
when he is elected IL is treason to
kick against anything he does. We
say, give us a primary.
Nathaniel Adkins, Of Hunting.
ton, is in our town looking tor a
place To locate.
John murphy is still taking pic.
lures at Mr.. Geo. w. Farley's store.
in this place.
Mr.. Michael Stump is having
some ground cleared and is fixing
no generally.
Hoping your noble paper may
prosper | will sign my name
OBSERVER.
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Mrs. Henry Walker is visiting
her old home at Io,k, Pa.
Sheriff Spurlock and Sheriff
Bowen were both here last week.
Mr.. Stephen Herald, of Poppa
+. o., this county, was III town last
Saturday.
Hamilton Willis and Max. Wright
were on both tickets. They were
"muchly" elected.
Mr.. Hiram Bloss was nominated
as one Of the Council on the Repub.
lican ticket at Huntington.
Mr.. Geo. X. Osgood was at Iron.
ton lat week in the interest Of the
Ohio Lumber and Mining Co.
Mr.. Frank Hersey, of Guyandot,e,
has been the guest Of relative s in this
place for the past two or three da, S.
Misses Ida Millender and Bette
Byerly accompanied Messrs. ]. Ii.
Millender and Henry Walker to
Cincinnati last week.
Misses Myrtle and Ora Mckee.
of South Point, and Miss Oracle
Hatcher, of Sheridan, Ohio, were
guests Of the family Of Prof. Yates
last week.
Miss Hattie Frizzcll, of Hunting
ton, accompanied by her niece
Miss Mamie Harmon-has been in
Ceredo for the past few days visit
ing relatives.
II we mistake not. Wat Warren.
OF the Huntington Times, is still an
old bachelor. 1t is too bad that he
should ''roam the wide world over''
and not find a mate.
Robt. and Jesse Wright have pur.
chased the Chas. Fortune property
on the bank ofthe Ohio river. They
will repair the small building aud
rent it for a dwelling.
Milton Elkins, A. NJ. Frizzcll and
Marshall Cyrus were the commits.
sioncrs of the election held here
last Saturday. Frank Feazell and
Sam. Holt acted as clerks.
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Remarkable Case.
March IS. 80.

For two years had rhecmatism
so bad that il disabled me for work
and confined me TO my bed Tor =
whole year, during which time !
could not even raise my hands to my
head, and for three months could
not raise myselfin bed; was reduced
in flesh from IO5 to So lbs. was
treated by best physicians only TO
grow worse. Finally took Swift's
Specific, and soon began toimprOvc.
After awhile was at my work, and
for the p ist five months have been
a. well as ! ever was-all from the
effects Of Swift's Specific.
JoHN RAY.
TT. Wayne, Ind, Jan s, 1850.
Swift's Specific is purely vege-
table remedy, contains no Mercury,
Potash or other mineral. is harmless
to the most delicate infant Our
treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
will be mailed free,
TnE SwIFr SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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A Safe Inycstmcnt

Is one which is guaranteed To bring
satisfactory results, or in case of fail.
ure return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our adj.
verbs d Dgu y list bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Itls
guaranteed To bring relief in every
case, WHEN used Tor any affection oil
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con-
sumption, Inflammation OF Lungs.
Bronchitis, ASTHMA, whooping Cough,
Group, ETC., etc. IL is pleasant and
agreeable TO taste, perfectly safe, and
can always lie depended upon. Trial
bottle free at j. III. Millender II Co. q
store.
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Council Proceedings.

Irregular meetings first Monday In each
REGULAR MEETING.
The council met at the Office OF
5. +. Hoard, March 9TH, 1850. Pres.
ent: VIM. Wright, Mayor: NJ
Sheldon, Recorder; s. i. Hoard,
III. ] Zouck, {. Cole. T.. Stock and
III. Willis, Councilmcn.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Committee to settle with T.. T.
Vinson, attorney, in the case town
Of Ceredo rs. the G. & 0. R'y Co.,
reported progress aud was contin-
ued.
The following CLAIMS were pre-
scented:
j. III Miilender * Co, for
lumber for sidewalk and
for repairs to bridge over
Jordan, SIsS65
K. X. Brown, rock hauling
TO date, 400
l.. A. Stock, work on pump, 5.7s
Hiram Fuller, additional
days work, 90
On motion said bills were allowed.
Ii was ordered that the annual
town election, to bc held Sd Satur.
day, March 10Th, 1850, lie held at
the school house in sad town, and
that the polls of said election be
opened at 9 O'Clock 4. NJ. and close
at shutdown Of that day, and that
the Mayor appoint inspectors and
clerks to conduct said election, and
that the Recorder post the usual
notices.
Adjourned TO meet March s, SO.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

The best SAVE IN she world Tor Cuts. Brute
scs, roret Ulcers. salt kheuu. Fever sores
Iettert Chapged Hands, Chilbfsins. Corns
and all skin brupiions, aud positively cures
Piles. o. no pay required II u guaranteed
ed. Price D cents per box
For Sale b. >. II NliiendeF& Co.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Mn. WfnEeu's 5ruyIBsas srnUF should slssya
- used when chiidren are euttisg teeth. IL ~.
hsyee The ittie 81 srerat once. % prod aos natural
qaiet sleep, and the lfttie ehsfu ssakssaa fgight
~ = button." a is wy pleasant a. tasfe "a
@ootfca The ehIln, softous tht gurs aya al Pain
regal fas The bowee, eod u the best aosn refig
other esssea. Twenty-Five oents q botis.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Nearly all of our readers arc nc
quainted with d.. Il. &. Van Week
Of Huntington, and know him to be
a first.c class dentist. His office is
on 10Th street, OH the road from the
depot to the business part of the city
See adj. in this issue.
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Doctor Il. Il. vickcrs

Gives special attention to Gener.
al AID Orthopedic Surgery and to
Female Diseases. lie can he found
in the Mathews Block. sd Ave,
Huntington. W. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

II. b. Butler, auditor of the Chat
iaroi Railroad, whose headquarters
were at Ashland, Ky, has disap-
peared. He left note admitting a
shortage of 5000. 1t is believed
that he lost heavily betting on the
lst Presidential election.
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Spring Opening of New Goods st
NasII'E fIig Qucenswarc store,

] have opened and placed on my
counters large and finely selected
stock OF Decorated China, English
and American Dicner. Tea and
Chamber Sets, Glassware, Lamps.
&c, OF tho late patterns, and would
be glad 10 have YOU call when in
Huntington and examine the same,
whether you purchase or not. take
pleasure IN showing my goods.
M20-4w. FHASK a. NASH.
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Three young men were arrested
near the depot last Sunday night for
disorderly conduct. 1t cost each of
them S3.4o.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

See advertisement of the White
Elephant Saloon, Huntington, in
this paper. If you are needing any
thing in Mr.. Jewett's line, give him
a call when you visit Huntington.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

The politics of the various candi-
dates was not taken into censidera-
lion at the election held In Cercdo
last Saturday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

A majority of the members Of the
last Legislature were Democrats
and the bill creating court of linn
tied jurisdiction in Wayne county
wa' passed by that Legislature. 1t
was done by request of the mem.
hers from this county. Is it not a
Democratic measured
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Mr.. Aft. NJ. Thompson, proprie-
Tor of the St Nicholas hotel. Hun
tington, is the same clever and oblig
ing gentleman that he always was.
You can get an excellent meal at
the St. Nicholas. Harry Stewart
Is the accommodating clerk.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

Rev. Albert Bowers will preach
At the Congregational church next
Sunday at l01 o'clock a. NJ. and Z p.
~
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

The Ceredo corporation election
came oH last Saturday and the con-
test between The Peoples Ticket
and The Citizens Ticket" was
quite warm, rs also was the ques
ton Of License" ar "No License -
However, when the ballots were
counted it was found that temper
ance won and that all those on The
Peoples Ticket" were elected, save
Horace Fuller, who declined-aftcr
the tickets had been printcd-to be a
candidate for Recorder. The fol-
lowing named persons will consii
tute our city officers for the next
year;
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Mrs. Griffith has had her resi-
aenee re-painted.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

The shooting Of revolvers at nigh,
il Ceredo should be stopped.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-20

We have had rush Of job work
,or the past few days.