Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08

states for the benefit of the publ,
that it is called Chamberlain's Pair
Balm. For sale by w. NJ. Bloss
druggist.
Mrs. DR.. Wharton left vester,
day for Winter Haven, Florida. Il
visit her sou Ed, whose home i.
at that place. She expects to be
absent three months.
Hotel proprietorS, bakers and
houSekeepers cannot afford to be
without Bull's-Head Flavoriug lex.
tracts. IL j. not excelled by any
similar brand and is sold at 10 cts
Rev. w. A. Lusk, who has lust
completed course in the Louis
vile Baptist Theological Semi
nary, preached an interesting ser
mon in the Millender Hall last
Sunday.
A Surprise Party was held at
the residence of David Fry on
Monday evening of last week. A
large number of young folks of Ce-
redo were present and enjoyed the
occasion very much.
Ed. Hughes, who had an over
coat stolen at Huntington a short
time ago. has recovered the proper.
ty. The thief was ohm Houston.
colored. and he now languishes in
the Cabell county Jail.
There was only a small run Of logs
in Twelve Pole during the recent
rise and good many Of the logs
that reached here went under the
boom. They were caught before
they reached the mouth of Big San
dy, however
We agree with our other papers
in this county in regard to the ne
cessity of better provisions for
keeping our paupers The old rat
tle-trap of a poor-house is simply
a disgrace to the grand old county,
Fl Monitor.
Mr.. 5. V. Matthews is again en-
gagged in making photographs at
Huntington. lie has an elegant
gallery over Hoff's jewelry store on
Third Avenue, where he will be
glad to see his friends. He makes
Cabinet Photos for only $500 per
dozen.
Mr.. ii L. Mahaiiev has received
notification that he has been ap
pointed a substitute Mail Agent on
the & x o. R'y. His run will be
between Cincinnati and Hinton.
lie passed the civil service exami.
nation last March and has been
waiting ever since for this appoint
men'.
The following officers were elect
ed for the NJ. T. Sunday School.
for the ensuing year, last Sunday
mornings
H. Willis, Superintendent.
Mrs. Laura Piles, Secretary
III. NJ. Piles, Treasurer.
Miss Bette Lambert, Librarian.
Miss Bette Lambert. ORanist.
Sixty four scholars were enrolled.
We learn that attorney !. r.
Graham, who located at Wayne
few months ago for the practice of
his profession, surprised the bar,
as we'll as persons in attendance
upon the present term Of court, by
the able manner in which he con
ductod his casss. Mr.. Graham
ought TO, and doubtless will, get a
lucrative practice in this county.
Mr.. c. +. Davis, editor OF the
Bloomfield, Iowa, Farmer, says.
Il can recommend Chamberlain
Cough Remedy to all sufferers with
colds and Group I have used il in
my family for the past two years
and have found it the best ever
used for the purposes for which il
was intended 50 cent bottles for
sale By w. NJ. Boss. druggist.
Frank A. Bown is agent for the
Faber Organ, manufactured at
Worcester, Mass also the "Pach-
ard manufactured at Fort Wayne,
Ind These organs are among the
best made i'm the L. S. and are
strictly frst-class in every part.cu-
lar.
Parties wishing TO purchase will
find it to their advantage TO call
and sec him in regard to prices,
etc.
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