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Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The Starting of the Woolen Mills Farther
in the Distance Than Ever.

III the Instance Than Ever.
The Board of Trade held their regular
monthly meeting in their rooms on North
Laurel ST., Thursday. The attendance
was good when President P. Kennedy
Reeves called the meeting to order.
Secretary Hoff read the minutes of the
last regular meeting and also of the
special meeting.
1t was expected that the Philadelphia
gentlemen who were the projectors in the
starting of the Fast Lake Wooden Mills,
would be present with ideas of the start
ing of tie works, but a letter from them
explained matters. The gentlemen were
ready and stand ready now to enter into
business with capitalists to start the mill
In the letter they stated that they had had
conference with Mr.. Shaw, the owner
of the mills, and he had raised the price
on them SO high that it would be i'm
possible for them to- have anything
further to do in the matter, unless Mr..
Shaw should fall in his price, The Board
had become interested in this matter and
| 1t looked very much as if there would be
something done to put in operation the
machinery of the mills. The gentlemen
undoubtedly mean business, but their
plans are thwarted because of the price
asked by Mr.. Shaw.
| Charles e. Colley, Edward j. Levy,
Fred F. Smith, John F. Watson and
Theodore Edwards were all elected mem.
bers of the Board.
President Reeves then announced the
following standing committees for the
ensuing year:
Municipal Improvements, Streets
Roads and Bridges-Ed. M. Fithian
Oberlin Smith, James ]. Reeves.
Transportation, Railroads, Telegraph
Telephones, Mail Service and Navigation
&c. II. Vanaman, Thomas S. Hoff
Charles HI. Piersou.
Education, Library and Sanitation
John N. Glasspell, William E. Cox, Con
| stant Albertson.
Legislation, Addresses and Publi
Meetings-Fred F. Smith, John s. Ware
George A. Bowen.
Manufactures, Commerce and Statistic
Jacob Mengel, George Hampton, VIM
H. Ballenger.
Water and Light-Frank Eggman
Timothy Woodruff. William E. Riley.
On motion the board adjourned.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
state Medical soclety,s Meeting.

ATLANTIC CITY, April 10 The Com
mittee of Arrangements of the New
Jersey Medical Society met in this
city to day and arranged for the
annual meeting of the State Society,
to be held at the United States Hotel on
June 22nd, 23rd and oath. Three or four
hundred physicians are expected to at
tend the meeting. DR.. Boardman Reed,
of this city, is chairman of the Committee
of Arrangements.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
Scalded Himself.

An Elmer man went home drunk
few nights ago, and got into an alterca-
ton with his wife. He picked up the
coffee pot filled with boiling coffee and
attempted to throw it at his wife. The
lid came off the pot and the contents
spilled all over himself, scalding his face
and neck in terrible manner. This
served him just right. A doctor was
summoned and dressed his burns.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
Doing the Work.

Now that the prisoners have been re-
moved from the Court House, the work
OF renoyating the building is being begun.
A big gang of the prisoners are engaged
IN cleaning, scrubbing and sweeping.
Charles Woodruff will then put his gang
OF workmen upon the woodwork, and
Frank Woodruff will do the paper hang
ing. All this must be done by the first of
May, In time for Court. Sharp Bros.
will lay linoleum in the Sheriff,s office.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22

! 1t is not remedy put up by any Tom,
Dick or Harry; it is compounded by ex-
pert pharmacists. Ely Bros. offer 10
cent trial size. Ask your druggist. Full
size Cream Balm SO cents. We mail it.
ELY BROS, 56 Warren ST., N. Y. City.
Since 1861 have been a great sufferer
from catarrh. tried Ely's Cream Balm
and to all appearances am cured. Terri
BILE headaches from which 1 had long
suffered are gone.-W. J. Hitchcock, late
Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo,
N, Y. 191W
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
A Grain of Honesty.

4 In Congress Saturday, Mr.. Barley, the
great Democratic leader said in an earnest
speech, II am partisan, but 1 had
rather have Republican prosperity than
Democratic depression" That's refresh
ing honesty from leading Democrat.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
VIII go to Millville,

Next Saturday evening the Fun and
Frolic Club, of this city, will go to Mill
vile and produce the merry farce, "A
BOX OF Monkeys" at the fair and festival
to be held in w. G. T. U. Hall, under the
auspices of Christ Episcopal Church.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale at Reeve Il Fithian's
Daug Store, / mwf W ly
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22

The Fourth Postmaster General yes
terday appointed William G. Brooks as
Postmaster at Deerfield, vice John Lew
allen, resigned. Mr.. Brooks appoint
ment will be very popularity received, as
he had very many people upon his petit
tion, and strong personal letters were
written in his behalf. Mr.. Brooks will
be Immediately installed into the Office
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22

DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil has cured
hundreds of cases of deafness that were
supposed to be incurable. 1t never falls
to cure earache. 91w
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
p|'Gca[bTOs
Silks.
THE NEWEST
AND MOST POPULAR
FABRICS
z OF THE SEASON.

We are showing a complete line
of dainty and stylish effects for
waists and dresses at very attrac-
tive prices, bought when the silk
market was at it's best, for cash, we
are enabled to offer the following
tempting bargains.
At 37Hc., Worth SOC.
Shepherd plaid silk in great
variety of combination for waists,
.etc.
At 39c., Worth Soc.
New printed India and twilled
Foulard Silk for waists and dresses;
all color ground, handsome figures.
At 50c., Worth 69c.
New Figured Foulard Silks for
dresses; beautiful assortment of
colors.
At Soc. Great Value.
Taffeta Glace Stripes, new color
ings, very stylish for waists
AT 49c. Fancy Novelties.
Light in color for trimming and
fancy waists, very dainty and very
stylish.
At 75c. A Bargain.
For waists; plain Taffeta Silks,
all colors and combinations, very
effective and stylish.
At 75c. Taffeta Check Silks.
We place on sale this morning
the greatest silk bargains Of the
season. A "a in. Swiss Taffeta
Glase Check Silk; small neat
checks, beautiful quality, lovely
colorings for waists and dresses
worth $1,00 anywhere; while
they last our price will be 75c.
At 75e., &c.,
$L00, $I.25, and $500.
New Tafeta Novelties for waists
and trimmings. All the new and
proper effects in light and delicate
colors are here.
We can please your
taste and more than
please your purse.
G T DQ'pnqr y Qrn
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-04-22
Sc. Taffeta Check Silks
At 75c., 85c.,
$I.OO, $I.25, and $500.

New Tafeta Novelties for waists
and trimmings. All the new and
proper effects in light and delicate
colors are here.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
S eng Defects.

Seeing flaws is a good business, or
n bad business, according TO your
purpose in observing. An inspec-
tor Of machinery, or a corrector OF
faults. does well 20 note defects in
order 20 supply what is lacking
But "a man who IS trying 30 get The
most power he can, safely, out Of %
machine as 10 stands, or who would
profit by the best words Of q speaker
or writer, had better not trouble
himself over what is lacking. 10 Is
enough for him to recognize and use
what therc is. The average fault
finder gets no good himself, and
does nc good % anybody else. The
lowest grade of intellect commonly
shows itself in the power 10 sec OBJ
vious dcfoets The highest grade
evidences itself in finding something
worth seeing where the average
man would miss it. IS. S. Times.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
CEREDo WAYNE co ". VA, wEDNESD Az JANUARY - 1897
HUNTING LIONS.
Soralliant the Favorite Haun, OF
English Sportsmen.

In recent years scores of English
men and Americans have gone to
Africa on hunting expeditions.
Somahland has been n favorite spot.
and the crack of rifles there has be.
come familiar to the natives, as well
rs 10 the wild animals, says the At
lanta Journal.
AS result lions are becoming
somewhat scarce, and elephants are
exceptionally rare In order to ret
shot at the king of beasts now il
is necessary To go back into the
country considerable distance,
where other hun ters have not been
too often seen.
Hunting lions, aS described bv
those who have tried it, is tasci-
mating sport The element OF dan
ger is largely ina a.inary, but there
is enough of the reality t. add zest to
the sport, Two methods are in
vogue. Tho most common is To
track, the lions TO their resting
places and catch them while asleep.
Lions hunt at night and rest in a
cool, shady spot during the day. II
the weath.r is cloudy and they are
hungry they may stay out in tho
open little longer, but, as rule,
they crawl into Jungle soon after
sunrise and remain until night
again makes travel comfortable for
them. They can be soon worried
into exhaustion when the sun is
shining, and they endeavor to avoid
eXertion whcn the mercury is high
Tracking lions is described rs on
ticingly exciting to the sportsman.
After striking the trail in the early
morning and following it for some
distance, the certainty Of getting
sight Of the game keeps hunter and
servants in state Of expectancy
that is trying. a. times, if the
trail is frcsh, the lion may be To-
Gated within few minutes.
At other times the beast may have
gone miles, and the tracking will oc-
cupy several hours The character
OF the soil has much TO do with the
tralnng, as on sandy ground the
spoor is plain aud may be followed
as fast as the hunter cares TO walk,
while on rocky soil the trail is often
lost and the hunter must proceed
with extreme caution.
The other popular way OF bagging
the grea game is TO set a bait and
stay awake at night looking for the
lions a donkey or the carcass Of
a dead animal Will servo as bait, and
will attract the hungry attention of
any stray lion that mny pass.
In o country where thora are
many hycAas this method Of hunt
ing lions Is most satisfactory, as the
cries o' She hyenas will lure the
larger game from places miles away.
OF course, moonlight nights are bet
ter for this form OF hunting
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
EUSY TELEPHONE LINES.
Electricians Overcome One Annoy-
ance of the Present System.

Electricians Overcome One Anncy-
ance of the Present System.
When a busy man wants to talk
over the telephone his patience is al
ways tried to learn that the man he
wishes TO communicate with is
busy talking" On some much-oc-
cupied lines this may happen SO
often az 20 become a positive
nuisance, and the Inconvenience OF it
is apt TO be felt in many directions.
The incidental loss of money or
time may fall on the called sub
scriber as well as the caller. as.
after one or two vain endeavors to
make the connection, call is likely
to be directed elsewhere. The
simplest form OF relief for an over
taxed line is a double track cohnec-
tion with the central oflice-two
separate lines and stations, using
one for outward and the other for
inward callg. Many people are now
adopting this method with crafty
ing results. i'm cases where even
the double track does not meet tho
heavy requirements OF the line
sub-cxchange system has been pro-
vidcd. This enables any amount OF
business 90 be coped with, whatever
its volume II consists in placing
telephone stations in SiTerent OF.
fees OF an establishment as may be
required These are connected to a
small switchboard, from which
trunk lines run 20 the nearest cen.
trail Office. The most striking point
Afforded by these improvements,
apart from their manifest advant.
age, is the way in which they sGr.
gcst that We are but just entering
the era Of luxurious telephony, aud
before long the telephone will be
used for social. business aud oven
conversational purposes 20 an cx-
tent mover dreamed Of Cincinnati
ENQUIRER
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
NUMBER Z.
NOSES.
They Have Cut Prominent Figura
in the Worlds History.

W wv ''Of'e y
There is probably some truth
which underlies the popular express
sion about following the nose anL
the nose leading people into trouble,
writes Nathan Haskell Dole in The
Time and The Hour. All noses
certainly have great degree of
separate individuality. Ths hair
and tho beard have lie OF their
own, and grow even after death.
Noses wax and wane during life.
The-ambitious pug of the snufiliug
schoosboy may grow into tho
"noblest Roman of them all" by
middle age. A series OF such in
huences rs Napoleon experienced at
Borodino porman sntly widened and
brutalizea the fine, delicate Italian
nostrils, and explaia Elba and St
Helena Nasi mutantur ct nos cum
illisl The noses of women. too,
have had tremendous influence on
tho fate OF the world. How tho
fancy revels in the ideas of the tip
tilted, deep-crtilaged, or titillating
noses of Helen of Troy, Cleopatra,
Aspasia, and the other fair women.
and frail, OF historyl or one hero
inc il is said: Ellie await un de ces
petits ncz, legerement rotrousses
qui cherchont les avontures ct les
exploitsw
Doctors have now and then arisen
who have claimed the power TO re-
GhnnN and tNnrfaAf
the clumsy device adopted by nurses
OF clapping u clothcspin across the
cartilage and pinching it into mar
rover limits, UP to the mora
scientific procedure of the probos.
cologists who used surgery to-
modify it, there are many grada-
tions of skin, and yet how loath the
possessor OF the homeliest nose
must bc to permit experiments to-
be made upon it, A sort Of divinity
seems TO hedge the dignity ui ,..a
nose-the unconfessed acknowledge
ment of its pcrsonalitv. 1t has been
recently discovered that a grea6
many diseases are tra-clble to the
nose, and a French savant has pro-
posed that as the sense OF amell Is
becoming extinct under the in
nuenco of civilization, AMI as the
average nose is rcgaleI with larger
proportion Of disagrccable aud Of
fcnsivc odors than OF pleasant and
beneliccnt ones, it would be well TO
eXtirpate the organ entirely. The
man of the future promises to be
hairless; If he were noseless also he
would have little to distinguish him
individually.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
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SONS.
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.HfN. -Iv different garments ore shown on .II
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nF s1h-rUuere Ht 81. eachI. -ampic topy
Win pattern coupon sent Tor lJ-.
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ENOUGH FOR THE MONEY.
The Customer Expec'e ed Too Much
for His $40 Suit.

Sometimes particular person ex-
poets too much, and in the follow
ing case II the complainant reall y
had a grievance the other got the
best OF the argument:
SOC here, what do you mean by
thisy exclaimed an irate customer,
IS he rushed into a tailor shop and
eXcitedly thrust a bundle into the
hands Of the proprietor
"Vot it is, dis?' inquired the
tailor.
ITS that suit ! ordered here the
other day--thats what it is, con-
tinucd the caller hotly And it's
the worst | ever saw Your sign
there in the window says: "A Per
feet Fit Guaranteed but when
got home and tried that suit on il
made nae look like a country guy
aud nearly drove my wife into hys-
tories.
Veil" drawled the impertur-
bable man Of the shears. 81 guess
Mysteries is de best We can do for
you in de line Of fits. You certainly
can't expect us 20 trow in an cpl
ieptic 90 NIT o $50 suit Of cloling.
-LewistOn Journal.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
Pneumatic Z, Cd Cab.

Tn Paris, whore pneumatic tires
have come into use on some Of the
public cabs, IL has been found that,
owing 20 the reduced shock to the
vehicles, tho cost Of repairs has been
lcs5cned 30 per cent, 10 say moth
ing Of tho saving 10 the nerves Of
passengers and others, and 10 the
muscles Of horses. Anything that
diminishes the noises Of the city is a
distinct gain TO the comfort aud
health Of the inhabitanf-.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
JOKE ON HOPPER.
Amusing Experience Of Chirnmie Fad
den While Travelling in Georgia.

Amusing Experience Of Chimnie Fad
den While Travelling in Georgia.
Charles Hopper (Chimmie Fad
dem had a most amusing eXpericn &C
some years ago while travelling with
a small company in Georgia. A
stop was made on Sunday at Al
bany Ga. The population Of the
town is composed largely OF colorcd
people. u was "a dull day. and as
Hopper walked down the street hc
observed many curious types Of hui
manity, the quaintest Of all perhaps
being an aged negro, very ravgcd
and povcriy-stricken, with snow
white wool His form was bent and
Qnaried by the vicissitu1e5 Of long
life Hopper asked the negro his
name.
Hiram Jasper Scripture Ding.
man. was the reply
You must be- very Old man,
Hiram, said Hopper
"Old' answered Hiram. I'm 10
years old"
What memories you must havel
Perhaps you remember Washing
tOn2'
Washington" answered the
black ccnte1ari7n contemptuously
II knew Columbus"
You did? How nterestinol
What sort OF looking man was
Co'umbusY'
Uncle Hiram looked Hopper over
minute, and as he started b walk
away said. Columbus? He fa-
vored YOU a great deal. only be was
thicker. -B,rsshire Democrat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
New Electric Light Globe.

Electric light globes ore now
made with corrugations on one-half
and clear glass on the other half,
the corrugated side rejecting
through the plain glass
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
1885,

All of which sold at $1,000, $3.50
and $500. These goods are made
OF the very finest material in All
wool boucles and fine Kersev
cloths. Some of them are silk lined
throughout They are entirely new
styles and perfect fitting. Remcm-
ber You get the pick of our entire
stock. We offer you your own
selection for 81 50
Our Second Rangc-Any Jacket
that sold for $3.50, - 30 and $500
will 20 for choice
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B fore Subscribing for Magazi'
SEE THE BEST,
DEMOREST'S
AN UNPARALLED OFFER.

Democrats 's rut Tnpcr pntterusnre tho most
IrHcttctl Ou the market. They are 0f psy
-iIc fhut any iustu Der of u household could
require. In ench copy Of tuc Magazine i~
pIintsd a coupon eutirlipg tita sub~cfirrr, or
purchaser, T, 10 - pattern worth aud regularly
SOFA Tor "Jc.I, or ANY number ~ putterus for
l"nr r'ut- each tprpve psrltt2c aud postase
" ben tnr value ot toe patterns Is considered
the subscriber actually gets
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
KID GLOW ES.

With every pair Kid Gloves sold
during this sale We will give free
one boyof "ClimaX EradIcator," an
uncxcclled glove cleanse. Price
- cents per JOA.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
$SoTS.

This lot of Jackets are made OF cx-
cellcnt rough and plain materials.
and are perfect fitting. They were
never sold for less than 81 80 and
$3.50.
Our Third Range We put al our
$500, 1919 and $6.55 Ladies'
Jackets at one price.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
o 70 oh Of Rim

One inch Of rain falling upon one
square mile is equivalent 70 about
Il, 500, 900 gallons OF water.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
DIR l.. p. P.FARKELLY
DENTIST.
CeyedO, W. Tu.

All operations pertaining to the
mouth and teeth attended to in q
scientific manner. Artificial teeth
guaranteed to fit perfectly and look
natural. Gold, Amalgam and Por
cslair filings. Prices reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
ETOfics 10 Bank Build,ng.
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a Tru8 SAVING.

First keep thyself in peace, and
then thou shalt be able to paciiY
others Thomas G. kcmpis.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
REMNANT COUNTER.

We have gone through our stock
and picked out the short lengths.
measured and put price on same and
made remnant counter for this sale.
where viii toe found many great
bargains
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-13
DRESS GOODS DEPT.

With all goods sold ut over fifty
cents per yard we viii give skirt and
Waist Linings Free rs advertised.
Novelties in Rough Effects, worth
90 cents per yard, 40 cents; Nov
elites in Rough Effects, worth 81
cents per yard, G6 cents.
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Now what we Will 30 is this. II you will seuo
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We will send You POsC PAID this g. 90
Teachers BIpie and give you FREE ouc
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INDIS6RIMINhTE
SL.IAtj(aIIl L I
Don't Fail to See These Bargains.
We offer Choice of any Ladies We VIII continue
Don't Fail to See These Bargains

We offer Choice any Ladies We VIII continue
Jacket in tOck
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GlV6n hWdu

Io cvcry person taking advantage OF this
NIci We Nlll th,nluietV tive them 81 "a,
worth - value.
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THINK OF 1T !!
This Bible which sells tnr si On all over the
world, aud % wears sub.cDp ION to tins
paper iut only S-.JJ.
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