Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-05-17
To The Ladies'.

sent a handsome table 10 tho Ken
tuoky building, and tho solo orna-
mont plNcedupon this table will be
the album If Kentucky beauties.
10 will be securely chained down 90
prevent its being carried off by
some admiring visitor, and Mr..
Willis, superintendent OF the State
building, will ohaporon it. IL the
papers all over kentucky will agi-
tate the matter I'M their columns,
every handsome woman will hear
of the chance offered her to appear
in this famous album Coying-
ton Record.
What n rustling there will be in
tho state of "fast horses and fair
women" for places; but as not all
of Kentucky's women arc beauties
nor half OF them beautiful who
think themselves fair, some will
have to bo turned away. Who will
have to decide who are boautiful2
Jake Buttermilk, n modern back
woodsman, has been fortunate
enough TO secure n position as
brakeman on Conductor Crows
train and ia very obodieut, good
boy Engineer Andy Mays SAYS
he il learning very fast, can beat
tho smoke stack with fence rail.
feel down the stack with the ond
of play pole 10 zee il there ia
enough whtor in tho boiler, or
even in cases of emergencies, manu-
iacture n white flag out OF his loose
appondagos IA quick az any boy on
tho road Bluofold Journal.
Episcopal services were conduct
cd at tho Assembly Hall last Sun
day afternoon by Bishop Potorkin
of West Virginia and Rov. j S.
Gibson, pastor in charge. Thoboau-
tiful and impressive rite of
Confirmation was received by Mr..
Lewis Duryeo, an intelligent young
gentleman, formerly Of Philadol-
phia. The Bishop preached an
excellent sermon on tho occasion.
Good music was rendered by the
choir II was an hour OF unusual
Christian joy,
Sunday morning shortly after
nine o'clock, as the steamer Bos-
tona, on her up trip was between
Sciotovillc and Greenup Ky, q
shooting afIray created a general
stampede. A watchman named
MeAllister complained 10 the cap.
tain Of Others on the boat being IN
the habit OF frequiting the room OF
lady passengers, he confined his
opinion that McAllister was the
guilty one. II was not long how.
ever until the captain found him 70
be the guilty party, which when
accused, he denied The captain in
formed him that he could believe
the evidence Of his own eyes. Nc.
Allister called him a vile name. The
captaid resented by striking him
with his fst knocking him down
McAllister arose, and Capt. Hamil
ton started lorhim again but tripPed
and fell. McAllister improved the
opportunity by striking him with =
pair Of brass kuuckles and ther
shooting % him unfortunately miss
ed his aim The crew of the boa
d,sarmed and put him under guarC
until the boat arrived az Greenup
KY. where he was turned over 1,
the authorities, 10 be held in Gust
ody until further notice.
Down ia Logan county they have
a funny church case on hand. i
seems Tho church property wa
/ decided 90 the Church aud Jesur
\ Christ, aud 30 recorded, aud now
that tho Trustees want 10 cell th0
property they have found out tha
/ it viii be a good while before
clear title can be- made, az On.
/ Courts have decided that Josu
IChrist viii have 30 be- present q
! sign and acknowledge the transfer
/ aud nothing more can ba done tii
F. the Millennium comcs, and Christ
reign on oarth Tho property cal
bo bought cheap ty anyone who )
willing 90 wait and risk getting
. clio ariitio to it4-fEx