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Dance at swan Lake.

Tuesday night of last week a num- Der of our young people participated in a dance at the residence of Mir. Hemingway, at Swan Lake. Several of Pine Bluffs young society people were there, and all speak in terms of highest praise of the hospi- tality of the host, and report having had most enjoyable evening.
 Those present were Mrs. Eversfeld, chaperone; Misses Sammie Sennett, Nell Collier, Mamie Wilkins, Zoe and May Simpson, Lena Murdaugh, Alice Tanner. Messrs. Hemingway, Bv- ersfleld, Joe Williams, Johnn!e Will Hams, John Tanner, Leo Barraque, Ben McKinsey, John Sennett, Marcy Garrett, Carlton, Henry Hall, Theo- dore Willis. Dr. E. T. Pry.
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SHOP LETTERS CAUGHT,
Mary Smith and Mag Owen Found With Their Clothes
 Full of Stolen Goods.

Assistant Chief of Police Craig Friday night arrested Mary Smith and Mag Owen, two notorious ne gro women, for shop-lifting. When arrested they had concealed about their persons numbers of articles stolen from merchants. Clothing, shoes, books, games and othergoods were taken from them. Officers went Saturday morning to search their homes.
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POLICE COURT.
Christmas Celebrates Fined by
 Judge Brown.

Geo. Heslond. and Harrison Tuck CT, were fined $5 for disturbing the peace by fighting.
 The cases against Robert George, Ferd Jones, Robert Stephens and Isaac Payne were continued till f o'clock this afternoon.
 Andy Hawkins was fined $5 for disturbing the peace by swearing.
 Case against William Wade for burglary, was transferred to Yance's court.
 Case against Mag Owen and Mary Smith Mary Neely1, shop filters. was continued,
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BluH City Social.

The Bluff City Social Club was most graciously entertained by Miss Blanche BluthenthaI Saturday night at the hall. The members of the club and a few invited guests were present. Euehre was the game Of the evening. The first prize, me- dallion, was won by Mrs. $. A. Ro- senberg; the second, a piece of china ware, was won by Miss Fannie Mey- CT. An elegant repast was served.
 The evening was an enjoyable one and was another event in the histo- ry of the club long to be remembered.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Little CharIe Board Was Step. ped on by a HOrse-His
 Leg Broken.

Charlie. the little son of MT. ". S. Beard, met with a serIous ac- ciden Sunday afternoon. He was playing with 0 horse in his fathers yard on South State street. The horse reared up and came down on the little fellow, breaking one of his legs in two places. Drs. Pendleton and Withers set the fractuted limb and Charlie is patiently awaiting his recovery.
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BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
At the Song Service of the Presby
 terian Church Sunday Night.

The song service at the First Pres byterian church Sunday night was one of the most delightful and enjoy able musical services ever held in a church in this city. 4 large congre- gatlon attended the service and were enraptured by the sweet singing and beautiful organ selections.
 The sweetest voices in Pine Bluff participated in the service. The choir was composed of the following ladies and gentlemen:
 Misses Ruby Johnson and Blanche Altheimer, Mesdames Dilley and Fowler; Messrs. Irl Armstrong, Fred Fox and J A. Langford.
 The voices of Mrs. Dilley, Miss Al theimer and Mr. Armstrong sounded especially clear and sweet in their solos and duets.
 Between each hymn and vocal number was an organ piece. Mrs. Langford's execution on the pipe organ was never more perfect or en- joyable than at last nights song service. Her playing charmed her listeners and carried them away into realms of fancy.
 Dr. Caldwell's prayer was put in words that were music themselves.
 The entire service was enjoyable throughout. The program was as follows:
 | Posthide....,.... by J L. Kaufman.
 Mrs. Langford.
 2 DOXolOgy. Praise God. 3 Invocation......Dr j. l.. Caldwell. 1 Anthem-The New Born King, by
 A. L Ashford Mesdames Dilley
 and Fowler, Miss Johnson, Messrs
 Armstrong, Fox, j. A. Langford. 3 Hymn 467-Star of Bethlehem...
 .,.......,.....................Angre. 6 Scripture,........Dr. J. L. Caldwell. : Salo-Hail the Incarnate Deity,
 by Edwardo Marzo-Mrs. Dnley. 8 Hymn 163-Joy to the World.....
 ....................,........ Congregation. 9 Solo-Angels so Fair, by Albert ].
 Holden-Miss Blanche Altheimer. 10 Offertory-Charity, by J. Faure-
 Mrs. Dllley and Mr. Armstrong. II rayer.s........Dr. ]. L. Caldwell. F Solo-Jerusalem.. Mir. Armstrong. l3 Anthem-Calm in the Night, by
 J. A. Parks-Choir. Mesdames
 Diliey, and Fowler, Miss Johnson.
 Messrs. Armstrong, Fox, J. A.
 Langford.
 IA Hymn 535-All Hall ..................a
 ............................. .....Congregation l5 Benediction.....Dr. J. L. Caldwell. 16 Marathon, by J. H.......
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Catarrh in the Head. that trouble some and disgusting disease. may be entirely cured by a thorough course of Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.
 Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick headache, indigestion, biliiousness. All druggists. Poe.
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The fire companies were called out at 1920 this morning, the cause be- ing burning cabin in the yard of Mir. John Harrison on the corner of State street and Fou: teenth avenue. It was destroyed before the compa- ny reached the scene.
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Regular subscribers for the Daily GRAPHIC whose names have been on our subscription books for the last three months, can secure Gov. Fay lor's Tales and Lectures for 9 cents each dtf
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MT. r. NJ. Kilroy returned Satur day from St. Lotus where he in- spected lover 200 new freight cars which will arrive in a few days for the Cotton Belt road
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Supt. Edson, of the Cotton Belt, accompanied by number of friends in his special car, passed through the city one day last week enroute to St. Louis from Tyler, Texas.
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Mir. Julius schloss left Friday night for New York to accept a position as travelling salesman for New York umbrella house. He will carry with him the best wishes of his many friends.
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Messrs. Harry Solmson, Ben Frank lin, Eugene Miller and Dr. Easly left Friday night for Memphis to spend several day.
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Miss Marie Mathews. daughter of Mir. Jim Mathews, is homefrom Bell mont College, Nashville, Tenn, and will spend the holidays with her pa rents.
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Mir. Sam Owens, of Argenta, arriv- ed in the city yesterday to spend q few days with friends.
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Several Pine Blutfians had difficulty in finding their homes last night and still more trouble finding the key hole
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NzoU NEED Hoods 5arsaparilla \ If your blood is impure, your appe. tite gone, your health impaired. Moth. ing builds up health like HOODS,
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Dr. E. T. Pry was called to Doug las yesterday to attend Mrs. Meeks, who is quite sick at that place.
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Messrs. Mo and Harry Levine and Herbert Bluthenthal left Saturday night to make a short visit to Mem phis.
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Mir. E. M. Robertson, proprietor of the Racket Store, left Saturday to visit his wife at Jackson, Miss,
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Dr. A. R. sherriI and wife, of sherrill, arrived in the city satur- day to spend Christmas.
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Miss Lillie Levine is in Little Rock spending few days with Mrs. Lev inson.
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Mrs. B. W. Stewart will arrive in this city in few days and in future reside here.
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Mrs. E. B. Bloom returned satur. day from a short visit to friends al Wabbaseka.
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Capt. E. K. Braly left Friday for Fayetteville to spend the holidays with relatives.
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New Caulnower, Green Peas, Fresh Tomatoes and all kinds of Spring vegetables at Joe c. Meyers.
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Mir. Ferd Gunter, a clerk at Blum s, is spending q few days with his fam fly at Conway
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Fresh Lobsters, hard shell Crabs and large plant oysters at Joe C.. Meyers.
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Parties in from Fuckers yesterday report nine inches of snow in that vicinity Friday night.
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Try our lithogravure process Of printing-you can't tell it from lith-f ographing. Ask to see samples.
 dtf ADAMS WILSON PRINTINGC Co.
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Miss Pearl Levy is home from school to ospend the holidays.
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MT. John Sennett spent Christmas in this city.
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Mir, c. II. Petty is visiting his brother at Searcy, Ark, this week.
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tTrom Mondays Daily9

Trom Mondays DaiIy9 Col. R. NJ. Knox went to Grady on business this morning.
 MT. John c. Hudgens, of England, is a visitor to the city
 Mr R. '. whitmore is in the city today.
 Mr, c. II. Petty is visiting his brother at searcy, Ark, this week. Judge Niven is on the indisposed list today.
 Call on Talbot & Go. for fresh K, c. ribs and sausage.
 Miss Hattie Kenney, of Altheimer, is visiting friends in the city.
 Major N. T. White is out again af- ter n long and severe spell of sick ness.
 Attorney w. T. Young returned today from a short visit to Scott, Ark.
 A childrens ball will be given by tic Bluff City Club at their hall Tues day night.
 Miss Hettie Gibson, of Rives, is the guest of Miss Mary Lindsay this week.
 Mr. sam KatEenstein returned to- day from short visit to Little Rock.
 Mr. J. A Freeman, president ol the Freeman Lumber Co.,, at Mill vile, is in the city today.
 Ben Franklin returned from Mem phis this morning after a short visit there.
 MT. Sam Fies returned today from a short visit to friends and relatives at Little Rock.
 Mrs. Eugene Fjes leaves tomorrow for Birmingham, Ala, where she vii in future reside.
 Duck Rosenberg returned Sunday from Little Rock where he had beer spending Christmas day. 
 MT Bert simon, of Memphis. is il the city spending Il few days witt his parents.
 MT. J c. Womble. the popular deal CT in musical instruments, returne, to his home at Little Rock today.
 Miss Bell Lewiston returned toda, to Little Rock, after spending Christ mas with Miss May Meyer.
 MT. Eugene Bracy. of the Arkansa Book and Paper Co.,, at Little Rock is visiting relatives and friends i this city.
 Mr. Ben Wright left Saturda. morning for Bastrop, La5 where h will spend the holidays with rela tives.
 Mrs. A H. Bracy, Of Camden, i visiting her daughter, Mrs J. Il Hudson and sister, Mrs. M. c. Cross in this city.
 Mr. and mrs. E. A. Peterson, e Jonesboro, are spending the holiday with the latter's parents, Mr. m; Mrs. WI. Hilliard.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. F. toe will give al entertainment Tuesday night t Miss Vickie Harrell, to which a larg number of the young Iady's friends have been invited.
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The GRAPHIC is indebted to MT. c. G. Broadway for a Christmas re- membrance in the shape of flask of old Ashton, most excellent liquid for egg-nog, colicky babies and other purely domestic purposes. The re membrance is all the more appreci- ated because it was entirely volunta- ry and unsolicited.
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Miss Hattie Kenney, of Altheimer is visiting friends in the city.
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Mir. Louis Altheimer spent Christ mas day in this city.
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Mir. Henry Yining went to Grady Saturday to spend Christmas.
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Call on Talbot & Go. for fresh k, c. ribs and sausage.
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MT. Harry Trulock spent Christ mas with his parents at Fairfield.
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Judge Niyen is on the indisposed list today.
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New mince meat, jellies and pre- serves Ut J. Il. Talbot X Co.
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Major N. T. White is out again af- ter Il long and severe spell of sick ness.
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Mir. R. '. Whitmore is ill the city today.
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Geo. Paxton (colored) was fined $20 and costs by Squire Niven today on q charge of disturbing the peace.
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Nothing

affords you so much qualification as to be able to look at home that is all your own. It gives you a feeling of independent ce. Perhaps you cannot possess as much as somebody else, but we can furnish you with nice little square ot land that you can build comfor- table sized house on. We are anxious to see every man his own landlord. M IVY. BURKE,
 Real Estate Agent. 1O7 West 2d Ave.
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Mir John c. Hudgens, of England, is a visitor to the city.
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Just the one word nCoaln ought to be enough at this time of year to bring you in with an order. By this time everybody in this town ought to know the kind of coal we sell and the way we handle it. We don't know of anyone who ever bought coal of us who was dissatis- fled either wish the quality, price or method of delivery. If there is such man in existence we would like to see him.
 We guarante satisfaction. EDGAR BREWSTER & Co.
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From Sundays Daily.l

What did Santa Claus bring you2
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Attorney ". T. Young returned today from a short visit to Scott, Ark.
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Mir. Geo. c. Strong, of Peoria, H., was in the city yesterday prospect ing and was pleasant caller at the GRAPHIC office. MrStrong says that he is looking over Arkansas lands with a view of running q number of immigrant excursion trains to this State. Mir. Strong is an experienced real estate man and did much to ward settling some of the Western States. He procured several copies of the GRApHc's special edition issued about d year ago. and left well fortified with facts about Pine Bluff and vicinity.
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A children $ ball will be given by tie Bluff City Club at their hall Tues day night.
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Mir. Geo. E. Bond, proprietor of the Bee Hive" store on West Barra- que street, received telegraphie intel ligence yesterday of the death of his wife at Sedalia, Mo, Sunday morn ing Mrs. Bond had been in feeble health for some time and left here nearly year ago for Missouri in hopes of finding a return of health, but death relieved her of her suffer- ings. Mr. Bond left yesterday after noon for Sedalia to attend the obse- quies. We join with the friends of the family in extending our sympa- thies.
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Mrs. A H. Bracy, Of Camden, is visiting her daughter, Mrs J. Il. Hudson and sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Cross, in this city.
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Mir. and Mrs. G. F. toe will give an entertainment Tuesday night to Miss Vlckie Harrel, to which a large number of the young lady's friends have been invited.
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Col R. NJ. Knox went to Grady on business this morning.
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Mir. and mrs. E. A. Peterson, of JonesborO, are spending the holidays with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Hilliard.
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Mr. Ben Wright left Saturday morning for Bastrop La, where he will spend the holidays with rela- tiveR,
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Miss Hettie Gibson, of Rives, is tht guest of Miss Mary Lindsay this week.
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.................Congregation l5 Benediction..... Dr. J. l.. Caldwell. l6 March-Marathon, by ]. H......
 ..............W Wallie-Mrs. Langford.
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MT. Eugene Bracy, of the Arkansas Book and Paper Co.,, at Little Rock, is visiting relatives and friends in this city.
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Mr. sam Katgenstein returned to- day from a short visit to Little Rock.
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Mr. Sam Fies returned today from a short visit to friends and relatives at Little Rock.
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Ben Franklin returned from Mem phis this morning after short visit there.
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Mr J. A. Freeman, president oi the Freeman Lumber Co.,, at Mill vile, is in the city today
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Mrs. Eugene Fjes leaves tomorrow for Birmingham. Ala, where she vii in future reside.
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Shoals, w. Va.

Prosperity seems to have struck
US fairly, in spite of the free sill
verites.
Our friend John Malcolm, Jr, of
Dunleith, passed here last week with
a drove of fine cattle. Mr. NAL
colin is a strong Democrat, but is
compelled to acknowledge that
times are growing better, partic-
ularly in his line of business.
Our genial merchant, J NJ Fuller,
says with a broad smile, that pros
perity ia no longer a thing of the
future but has come to stay.
Uncle John with a wry face
grudgIngly says that the revival of
business is only temporary.
Mr. Fuller's sons, Frederick and
j NJ, Jr., who have been spending
their vacation here have returned
to the city to attend school.
Mr.. J KP Workman and family,
who have resided in Central CITY
for some time, have returned to
their farm near here.
CHANGING over a paper at hand
we see a clipping from a London
(Eng) paper in which the United
States IS spoken of az fourth
rate power" II seems that British
opinion of us periodically under
goes a slight change for the better.
Before the Revolutionary War they
spoke Of the colonists az n mere
handful of backwoods settlers.
just previous 60 the war Of 1912
they referred to us as chat pIesum-
ptuOus little republic" Another
war with a like result might DOS
sibly entitle us to at least a second
or third-class rating in the British
catalogue Of nations. In view Of
the present attitude of the English
toward America and Americans
american heiresses excepted) IT
~ our opinion that such an expe-
dent will have to be resorted to
before many years.
Well, if this escapes the waste
basket may be heard from again.
CHLDE HOROLD.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

At a called meeting of the Com
mon Council of the town of Ceredo
w. Va. for the purpose of accepting
or rejecting the bell recently pur-
chased for the town hall and to con-
slider reduction of license to shows
and entertainments exhibiting in
rented halls and to have committee
appointed to settle with E1-Mayor
Johnson, for claims due the town
from his previous administrations,
held in the Council Chamber Satur-
day evening, Sept. Is, 1897.
Present, q. d. French, Mayor; J
w. Collier, Recorder; G. F. Millen-
der, w. +. Sturgill and w. A.
Ramsdell Councilmen.
Absent, w. 4. Williams and T. T
McDougal Councilmen.
On motion, ordinance fixing tax
on shows and entertainments as pass
ed at the regular meeting held April
9Th, 1897, was amended and hereby
fixes the tax on shows aud entertain
ments which are given in rented
halls at Five Dollars ($5. } for first
exhibit and One Dollar ($l.) for
each succeeding exhibit, but not to
exceed one week at a session, all
other conditions being the same as
that set out in the original ordi-
nance.
Inasmuch as the bell purchased
for the Town Hall has not come up
to expectations, and has not given
satisfaction as guaranteed, it is, on
motion, ordered that the bell be and
the same is hereby rejected, and the
Recorder Is hereby instructed to send
The Hudson School Furniture Co.
of Athens, Ohio, from whom the
bell was purchased, a copy of this
order; carried by unanimous vote.
The mayor appointed 4. II. Nc
Dougal, w. a. Ramsdcll and G.. +.
Millender committee to settle with
Ex-Mayor r. NJ. Johnson.
On motion meeting adjourned.
J. w. COLLIER, Recorder.
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Free to Our Readers.

To those of our readers who pay
up all arrears within 30 days and
give US the cash for 6 months re-
newal. or to n new subscriber pay
ing not less than months in adj
vance, we will give ONE YEARS
FREE subscription to THE WoMAN's
HEALTH AND HONE JOURNAL, of
Chattanooga, Tenn. This Journal,
devoted to Health, Home and
Farm, is is page monthly paper,
bright, instructive, elevating.
We have only limited number
OF these PREMIUMS TO GIVE AWAY
on the above terms. Don't wait
until your neighbor comes in and
gets the last one we have left.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

The report that G w Berger will
be at the head of party now being
formed at Catlettsburg, KY, to ex-
plore the Klondike region next
summer, is false, aud must have
grown out of some remark made by
Mr.. Berger. He says many of
his friends have talked with him
about this trip and to those he
simply stated that it would be i'm
possible for him to leave his bust
ness, after having followed it for
twenty-one years. Charley is right
and we are glad to see him stick
to his business. After spending
half a life time in studying the
wants of host of friends and pat.
rons, he desires nothing greater
than the confidence of a people
who have patroDized him 80 liber-
ally in the past.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

There are 5000 old soldiers at the
Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio.
Last week they took ''straw vote"
on the candidates for governor and
1000 voted for Bushnell and 1900
for Chapman.-CEREDo ADVANCE
Then the remaining 700 must have
been for Coxey, the populist candi,
date. Lincoln Citizen.
Or maybe the remaining ones de-
clined to vote. Jim Marcum did
not inform US on this point. Coxey
may have gotten the votes, though.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

The enterprising firm of Bern
stein q Bear has become a perma-
nent fixture in Ceredo and their
Racket Store has become a popular
trading place.
This 10 not a Racket Store in
the ordinary sense, but a first class
house, where a FULL line Of Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Notions, Dress Goods.
Hats and Caps, jewellery and scores
Of articles are sold at rock bottom
prices. A full line of Groceries is
kept and these gentlemen propose
to give more goods for the money
than any other house IN southwest
ern w. Va. They have reason to
congratulate themselves on their
past success aud feel deep sense
Of obligation to those Of the public
who have patronized them. All
are invited to call on them and get
prices. They take pleasure in
showing goods-that is what they
are there for. See new advertise
ment IN this issue.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

Bro. T. T. McDougal, who assist
ed In founding the Richie Gazette,
should remember that the paper is
nearly twenty-five years old. The
first number was issued the 18th day
of May, 1873. The paper was pub
lished somewhat irregularly at first.
-Ritchie Gazette.
Just SO; and in contemplating the
above truth we are reminded of the
fact that we are not SO young as we
used to be.
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Gasoline.

4 representative of the firm Of
a. r. Hall 81 Co., $40 Sd Ave.
Huntington, will visit Ceredo and
Kenova every Wednesday and de-
liver Gasoline to all who desire
same at very reasonable price.
Drop the firm a card aud they will
call on YOU, ] July-2 m.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

The Morgantown Post says there
are about four hundred in attendance
at the State University. The Uni
versity is evidently in a prosperous
condition.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

Mr.. BRYAN should lose no time in
wiring as follows to Senator Jones,
of Arkansas: "Dear Jones; Don't
write any more letters of advice to
New York Democrats.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

JUDGE J. T. HoKE, of Kingwood,
has been appointed consul to Wind.
sor, Novia Scotia. The position
pays salary of 50, 200 a year, be.
sides fees. We congratulate the
Judge.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

THE complete novel in the Octo-
Der issue of LIPPINcorr's "a Knight
OF Philadelphia" is lively tale of
adventures during the War of indie
pendence, by Joseph A. Altsheler,
who Is rapidly making a reputation
in this field.