Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-16

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Attorney ]. H. Meek, OF Wayne,
g been appointed assistant clerk
the Senate.
The Miltonian says: eSmallpox in
all directions around u.s." This
leads as to ask: Have all our readers
been yaccinated?
Mr.. j. w. Collier, who has heen
confined 10 his room with the grip
for the past few days, is now able
te~be up and about.
Frank Marcum left the first of
the week TO accept position with
the New River Consolidated Coal
Co., at Thurmond, this State.
Walter Hensley found bunch
of burglar keys in the Kenova
Yards last Thursday. The owner
can have same by calling on him.
Miss Mary Wright was missed
from the postoffice two or three
days last week. She was on the
sick list, but is at her post of duty
this week.
Rev. J. G. Fraser. d. d., Of
Cleveland and Rev. j. Mccarthy,
of Huntington, were here last week
In the interest of the Congregational
Association meeting next May.
statesmen WANTED-To look af-
ter our interests in WAYNE and adj
jacent counties. Salary or COM
mission. Address
THE VICTOR OIL COMPANY.
Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. Lon. H. Carter, the mem Der
ofthe House of Delegates from
Boone county, came down from
Charleston last Thursday evening
and spent the night With HE
brother-in-law, DR.. G.. l.. Hopkins.
On account of illness Representa-
tive w. L.. Wilson, of this county,
was not present at the organization
of the Legislature. He went up to
the capital on the morning of the
second day, however.
Mr.. Lewis Stewart, who has been
living in Colorado for some time,
arrived mere Monday morning on
a ten days VISIT with relatives
and friends. The West evidently
agrees with him as he is look
ing we'll.
The State Senators from this
District are on the following COM
mittees: York-Finance, Mines
and Mining, Labor, Claims and
Grievances and Library; Mar
cum--Judicary, Roads aud Navi-
cation, Public Printing, Railroads,
Immigration and Agriculture.
George Grogan, the genial
epng operator Of Russell, Ky,
was up last night on visit 10
friends. In fact he is a frequent
visitor to Huntington and it is ru-
mored that in the near future he
3may rob the city of one of its fair
Jest Observation-Disclosures Ad-
svertiser, Jan. IL.
a number of Wayne county peo-
pie were in Charleston last week and
witnessed the organization of the
legislature. Ye editor was there
himself and noticed while in the
city the following: Ex-senator Alon-
Garrett, Prof. T. B. Mcclure, J.
B. Newman, J. III. Meek, &. G..
erdue, Rufus Pack, w. X. Odell
Ind p. II. Napier.
The County Court met on the 18th
J 1st. and elected J. J. Johnson, of
ais District, member of that body
fill the vacancy caused by the
signition of Senator John Y. York.
Although we believe a Repub-
IAN should have been elected
fill a Republicans place, we
no doubt but that Mr.. Johnson
prove a good member of that
)orable body. Commissioners As
bury Jackson was elected President.
DR.. Sam Patton left the first of
this week for Pleasanton, Athens
county, Ohio, where he will locate
for the practice Of medicine. He
came here some time ago to prac-
tice, but found that according to
the laws of this State be would
have TO have license and on &C
count of the Board of Examiners
not meeting for some time to come,
concluded to find a new location.
We wish him health and prosperl-
ty In his new home.
We received a promise this
morning that Feb. 18th next, the
Rev. Mark Williams, who for thir-