Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-03

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Thanksgiving turkeys will soon
be in demand.
Wayne Ferguson has gone to
Pittsburg with cattle.
The Pilot Office was moved to
the Millender block last week.
1t takes week to get rid of a
cold man can catch in ten minutes.
Charley Lemley, the watch-mak-
er at c. c. Coles, visited Hunting
ton Saturday.
w. ID. Janney, of the N. & W..
was business visitor 70 Hunting
ton last Saturday.
There is danger now in case of a
sudden rise in the rivers that the
tish might be drowned.
A friend in need would be friend
indeed, if he did not always want
to borrow ''V' until next week.
T. Harvey Clay, the travelling
man of Huntington, was down Sat.
urday interviewing our merchants.
Invitations have been printed at
this office for ball to be given at
Assembly Hall next Friday evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. johnson aud Mrs. S
Newman ladies of Kenova, spent
The day in Ceredo last Saturday
Mrs Wilson, wife of Prof Wilson,
of Providence, r. l., accompanied
by her daughter Eloise, is visiting
friends and relatives in Ceredo.
The contract for janitor service
in the new school building, was
awarded to Josie Koontz, at IS
dollars per. month.
The new boy at Mr.. Cleveland's
home should be watched, as he is
liable to walk in the footsteps of
his father.
The passenger traffic in the
United States ID unusually large
now. This may have something
to do with returning prosperity.
Young people going to house
keeping will find everything they
want in Furniture, Carpets, Pictures
&c at McCauley's, Ironton, Ohio.
Mrs. McCarty gave party to a
number of young friends last
Thursday evening. Fruits were
served and delightful evening
was spent.
DR.. Shirley returned last Sun =
day evening from visit to his
parents IN Jefferson county this
state. He reports a pleasant time
and shows by his looks that he
has Jared we'll.
On account of continued illness
OF Rev. Geo. Gadsby, the morning
service at the Congregational
church was dispensed with. The
evening service was held as usual,
the topic being Goods love to
man."
NJ. A. Smith, of this place, has
moved to Huntington and Will en-
gage with w. NJ. Prindle & Co.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith as citizens of Ceredc, but
cheerfully recommend them to the
good people of Huntington.
The Kings Daughters will give
an entertainment atthe Copgrega-
tional church, next Friday even
ing. All are cordially invited to
add their presence and their mite
to an evenings entertainment.
Refreshments will be served. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
That old chestnut told on a
Wayne county justice, should be
worked over and applied to JUS
tice in some state where a Justice
of the Peace is allowed to marry
people, as it is contrary to law for
justice to perform marriage
ceremonies in West Virginia.
Robert Wright Jr., Willard Grit
fifth, Jas. P. Wagner and Frank
Feazell attended the political
meeting at Ironton, o., last Friday
and all express themselves as well
pleased with the days work for
Republicanism. The speech of
Senator Foraker, as was also that
of Webster Davis, was well receiv-
ed.
II. G.. Duncan has erected min
iature water works at the rear of
his residence at Kenova. This
water works consists of a large
wind mill and pump with an ele-
waited tank, sufficient in size to
furnish water enough to supply
his home and the two dwellings
being erected by him on lots west
Of his home.
Bro. T. T. McDougal, OF the
Ceredo Advance, was in town all
of last week being summonedhere
az o witness in case pending IN
the circuit court. He is always
welcome TO Harrisville, whore he
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