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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-08
BOOM IS PREDICTED
FOR PARK SECTION

house is the great corridor on the
ground floor running from Pennsylvania
Avenue TO F Street IL is twenty feet
wide and will serve as an assembly
place for The guests after they have
finished their meals. 1t will be pro-
vided with coy settees and tables.
and coffee and cigars may be enjoyed
there by those inclined. Immediately
adjacent TO this corridor is the great
restaurant. which by the new completed
building has received an addition of
75x50 feet. making it one of the
largest and most elegant dining halls
TO be found anywhere. With it's rich
ly decorated ceiling and great columns
il is a sight worth looking upon.
Library Also Provided.
An innovation made by the manage
ment of the hotel is a library which is
located on the office floor on the + Street
level There also reception and sitting
rooms have been provided, and an addi-
ton has also been made to the palm
garden. Something not to be found in any
other hotel IN Washington. ands prob.
ably in but few in any other city, is the
recessed carriage entrance on T Street
Carriages can there drive up to the en-.
trance door of the hotel. and thus the
encies OF the weather at any time. Two
more passenger and two more service
elevators have been provided, and a
complete laundry plant has been estab-
hshed in the basement. The rooms in the
new wing have been finished in more
elaborate style than those in the orig,
tnal building. Che furnishings being all
of mahogany instead of oak.
With land. building. and furnishings
the New Willard represents an outlay
Of 5000. Co., and may be said to be the
eostliest hotel anywhere between New
York and St. Augustine. Florida.
Bachelors Building.
Work on the Bachelors Apartment
building adjoining the New Willard is
progressing with commendable speed
For the Cast week or more the iron
frame work has begun to be reared. ana
has now reached the second story. II
will be as high or nearly as high as the
hotel. and viii contain between sew.
snty-five and one hundred rooms. It Is
understood 1t VIII be controlled by and
be under the management OF the VIII
lard Hotel Company. and, like the hotel,
IS to be equipped and furnished in the
best possible style
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Restricted NeighbOrhOOd.

Dwelling costing than 100000 will allowed
building
In fact prcauton win be taken
the property strictly hhca neghbohood that it
be neighborhood
FIVE miles almost exclusively controlled by
Chevy Company and building allowed be
property costing than $5O0000 Connec
horoughfare District I've
quality restricted In every other
small parcels by
whatever absolute
high class neghbohood Persons who
and undesirable neighbos appreciate
importance of restriction clause
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History REPEATS Itself.

The opportunity through ownership carefully
rapidly growing section Of the city far better to2ey
opportunity which has realized fortunes
and over again along pur
growth of the while the prices cheap
now presenting themselves Highlands illus
tration of property which few
served pasturage square foot entirely
with valuable uptodate residences houses selling
50 to So a square
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Removci Of Once.

George P. RobinsoF and Fulton r.
Gordon have removed from 704 to 6ls
Fourteenth Street northwest. They are
thus brought into more convenient
touch with the publ; for Offering their
new subdivision Of Connecticut Avenue
Highlands.
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New Real Estate Office.

Ernest Hall Coolridge. formerly in the
Office OF William Corcoran Hill, IL now
with the f. II. Smith Company, I4OS
New York Avenue northwest, in their
sales department The steady growth CT
the F. II. Smith Company's business has
created this opening. Mr.. Coolidge offers
his clients the services Of a thoroughly
equipped and well located real estate
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NEW WILLARD HOTEL
ALMOST COMPLETED
Finest Hosiery South of
New York Represents,
With Furnishings, an Out.
lay Of More Than Three
Million Dollars.

1t is quite evident that a new era IS
approaching for that section OF the city
which lies between Seventeenth and
Twenty-first Streets and Pennsylvania
Avenue and B Street northwest. The
prospective establishment il that region
OF Columbian University the Hall Of
Records. and the Continental Hall. TO be
erected by the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton; She elaborate system OF public
parks which comes there into full prom
tnences the new driving park-an these
will furnish the stimulus for notable
building operations. The interests con-
trolling the Capital Traction system
were shrewd enough to foresee the
trend Of events. ana their F and g
Street line is the result of their wisdom.
a gentleman who is closely identified
with the financial and real estate inter-
ests Of the District, and who withal is
one of the shrewdest observers. gives 1t
as his opinion that the locality referred
to Will within a comparatively short
time experience. a great boom, both IL
real estate transactions and in building
as well.
An Inviting Locality.
What could be more inviting" said
he, than this locality?" pointing TO the
map. 4 10 MlLlll the NETg utcAIL anu
province Of the plans OF the great park
system 7 elected by the Burnham COM
mission. and the three great institutions
whose buildings viii be located within
its limits cannot fail to stimulate pri-
vate enterprise. Already the erection Il
handsome residences and elegant apart
uaent houses has taken a new star;
there, a %act TO be especially noted be-
cause people have been in the habit OF
looking upon this particular section as
one simply replete with memories OF
past giOries. but without any expecta-
lions rs 10 the future. Whoever has en-
tertained this opinion VII have TO revise
It. I think. for / predict there is no por-
ton of the city that viii make greater
strides in material Improvement than
this one"
AS already stated IN The Times, tbs
Column dan University authorities vii
begin ne erection OF what is 70 be Cor
coran Hail. at a cost OF about sos. 900. as
soon as the sale OF the Columbian Law
Building, on Fifth Street, has been et
fected. They entertain little doubt thi:
can be done before long. Meanwhile
steps will be taken to secure from
friends OF the university donations
which will enable them TO take up tbs
construction OF other buildings. Alto
gether It Is thought about half millior
will be needed to give the university d
the accommodations II requires.
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Original Purchasers.

you appreciate the opportunity and wisdom of becoming
purchaser property Connecticut before begin
you like Old Connecticut Avenue
the original cost price, selling square ootq
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE--Can4ries, from 81 so upward; par
rais dogs, eats goldhshes; Chinese lily, sc:
Lyacfnths, tulips and Other bulbs SCHlnD'S
BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81. NV. eeIsa
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SEWING MACHINEs-The best Singer. Do
nestle, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Standard, and New
Home sewing machines TO be had in the eiry
for the moneys 10 SO; hve-yeer guarantee.
". l. CLIFFORD. 81 s. Sc. Fu1kfs old
stand MOST
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
Teeth without piEt-s; firm. comfortable dur.
able; beautiful; undetectable; positively pain
less. DIR. L. B. WILSON. $40 18th ST. NV
nOI-30t
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For SALE
ELLAsToN TERRACE COTTAGES

High ground between Erookland and Langdon.
right on car line; Is minutes out one fare
School near. Houses for sale and built to ordsr.
on easy terms. 100 lots, $500 UPS monthly
Office on property. Take green cars on G Street
cc9-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Dreas goods, silks, furS iace cur
tafns portieres blankets, comforts. mems and
boys clcthing ladies capes, coats, skirts,
weekly payments: drop postal and viii cali
JOsEpH CABIN, 237 Pennsylvania ave. NV. ia
fruit s-ore- nss-7t
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Notable Building Operations
Prophesisd for Locality
Chosen by the Columbian
University and Oyher
Interests.
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FOR SALE-Black velvet jacket. size 81 also
SOC II s.. NV. noo-5t
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FOR SALE-Pianoia piano player. almost new,
and eleven music rolls. reasonable offer re-
fused. Address v. X. Box Sss, this Office nos-5t
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FOR sALE-Ninety heating stoves, slightly
/ Used See me-save money. HOPWOD, sth and
SIS NV. Open tonight until 5. MOIST
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Fer RENT-Twenty-acre farm; nice. new
buildings, 81 niles in Virginia; electric cars
tre orchard. fenced: running water; suitable Tor
small dairy, poultry, having business in
city. OF truck gardening J. KEENAN, 1917
ed ST. NV noS-3t
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FOR SALE--All-vool carpet, 25c.; 40 yds. En-
room suites, So. chest Of drawers. 81; fine down
pillows 75c brass bed sideb0ard. extension
table, hal tree. tnc mahogany cabinetsmantsl.
wardrobe, Old parlor pieces. pedestals, statues.
bronze candeiabras other Furnishings cheap, at
once 5o8 II-h s.. NV. noS-3r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-08

FOR sAIE-several secondhand good hot air
furnaces, steam and hot water aeaters. Adlrlss
Fox 3f2 Ibis Office nos.5t
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pickfOrd & Co.,
Sole AgisY III l4lh ST. n. w.

$4,000.
EIGHT-RooM BRICK HOUSE
WITH LARGE CELLAR AND TILED BATH. Ia
best part OF Sth ST. ne. convenient TO fl 81.
car line HOUSE newly pspcred and decorator
Ftn..cce heat gas and coal ranges. Paved real
ALLEY Rented AZ $3.50 per no. Never vacant
Walking distance Of new UNION sIAfiUN-
s2,Ioo.oo.
Two.story frame dwelling, with large rooms.
plumbing. in 5th s.. Sc, Capitol Hill near cas-
line. Lot 10 feet front by good depth. Terms
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BRORER.
no1-d
FOR sAIE-Two Groom bricks. near Lincoln
Park. bargain II sold at once; 20 close an e.
tate W p NETCALF. Attorney -at-I-aw, 1888
2 s.. n-o-o
FOR sALE-Reausiiu house Of 10 rooms anu
bath in fine condition; newly painted and pa
pered; 0 St, near 11th NV; nice home OF hne
investment rent $3.50; price $3.50 G .
HANBACK,, SO s.. NV noo-AL
FOR sAIE-GREAT BARGAINS.
MODERN HOMES.
MUCH BELOW VALUE.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
$4,000. CORNER. @ ROOMS AND BATH
RENTS So 50.
s. $50 FACH-THREE NEW 6 ROOM HOUSES
EAk II HEAA- So
So 750-RENTS S31-ST0RE AND kOOMS AMI
BATH, on A PROMINENT CORNER, : Z.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 800 and sos St NV
no7-2t
FOR sALE-FINE BARGAINS.
s., 75G-Rents s22.5o. Nice Brick House on
s5,o50rReatine for $50 a month. -Four Houses
Northeast.
s7.50o-Renting for S67 month. -Four Brick
Houses Wesf Of l4Ih ST
81. 200 Renting for So. -Four Brick Houses
81 zoo EACH-Four Brick houses Each six
rooms and hath. a numbered 81,
STONE & FAIRFAX sos and sos 81 NV.
no7-st
COR sALE-Two VERY CHEAP HOUSES Y
St ne. between 9Th and 5gh One Of thos
neat seyen-room bricks. in excellent condition
only $3.50.
9th ST, between and M-Only 81, 59O-A coy
SIXROOM BRICK.
a. 100 will buy s!X-ROeM BRICK, with
BATH. NORTHWEST.
. s5O-Massaehusetts Avenue n. E.-SIX-ROOM
BAY WINDOW BRICR-
SO ooo-A PRETTY CORNER on F ST. n. E.
sly ROOMS AND BATH.
S-CyE & FAIRFAX. 500 and SOS st. nv.
nj
FOR sALE-Near 9TH and C SITS. Sc. six room
frame: good lot 20 alley in rear. Price 81 500
For Sale-Near Sd and NJ SITS. Sc. a good six
room brick; side alley. Price, 81 700
For Sale-Near 6th and II SITS. ne. six rooms
and BATH brick. Price. g, 500.
IGCkETr l. MUHLH0FER, 2o6 East Capitol ST.
noT-st
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25-FOOT STANDING TOP LAUNCH
Brass Raiis- Fine Material.
HORSEPOWER ENGINE
VIII sell very cheap II taken at once
HENRY EEIDEL & CO.,
405 W. German st.. Baltimore. Nd
r,na
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FOR sALE-Iadies' diamond ring. bargain: So
Address Box 3i3. this Office. II
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FOR SALE-No. y sth ST. Sc. velvet couch, iron
bedstead, two cots. Mattress half price 1t
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FOR SAIE-Gents' logy-frame bicycle, IN good
condition, s.. Address Box 260. this oftce-
nns-at
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FOR sALE-Contents Of j. room roomins house,
IN Pennsylvania ave- NV, near Pennsylvania
depot and 7th st.; doing good business; parties
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-On Grant road. between Chew
Chase and TenlcytOwn car lines u rooms: Pc
b,nac water: oatbuildines, ETC., reasonable rent
If taken at once five minutes' wall TO either
ca line. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, sz3 F st. NV
Toc-3-
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FOR sAI.E-CombinatiQn bookcase. warerobs.
folding bed, very handsome, for $40; cost $50,
good IS new. - 9l5 9Th ST. NV noc-st
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FOR SALE-E4stm-.l stereoseopic Gxed-focgs
camera. takes single OF scsTeosco pic ANS size
S3zxs1z; $40 Address BOX 29ls this Office.
MOSS
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FOR sALE-Heating stove, SIS; cost SIS; good
rs new. Wake up! save money. HOPWOOD,
sth and K sts nw- Open tonight until s.
nos-3.
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FOR sALE-Si5J cabinet grand upright piano
for SIPS, il sold Monday. 3i5 9th s. nv. nos -
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Connecticut
Avenue
Highlands
Facing 1000 feet on Connecticut Avenue
and Adjoining Cleveland Park
improvements.

All Improvements including grading laying and
sidewalks, curbi gueng will be made free of the
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FOR SAIE-Orchestra grand piano. made 10 f3er-
lin: cost 81 $50, from Prof. Bancroft q this
city; must be sold Monday for 500. At 90
9TH s. nv nos-6t
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TOR SALE-l5-h horsepower traction engine, corn
meal mill. corn and cob grinder. Tound iron
tank. so gallons; 9-hole hotel range, with
double oven: not water heater. copper tubes;
no feet iO-inch leather betting. ~ two -
tions. elevator sheaves. large and small. IN
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FUH cALE-IWD uTlllkHI UlIa-I- sII-''t--'7a
CHAR store. o0s s. nv. no7-st
FOR SALE-Homing pigeons; entire loft; d.
ploma winners; record birds and breeders price,
So. Call after $50 Pm. 1917 ct. Sc ao.-at
FOR stIT-safes new aad second hand: seconl-
hand safes bought. Address }. B. MARVIN, llUl
+ 81. NV nof-sr
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two steam boiler cleaners. six-hole copper steam
table with covers and stand also buyers q
scrap iron copper, br3ss. lead, zine. etc
PEARSON & LIZ BARNES, 1915 Ohio ave. nv.
Phone Main 1744-M. no3-4t
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WHY PAY MOREg We store for IS cents
42o z22 10th St NV. ocso-IOt
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FOUND.

HFNRN SCHWAKOPF. violin maker and ex-
perl fepaiTer Of musical instruments. CD Pa
ave NV noi-20t
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FOR SALE r,oklanG, d. c., seven rooms,
good locatinns exchange or installments; eoloTed
people. Addreas BOX SO. this Office. MOIST
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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

! FOR sALE-At sacrifice. promises 1Ol5 18th
ST NV; nonresident owner wants offer. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD. 1907 + ST. moist
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07
Conductor and flauman Injured.

Conductor w. L. Flanagan and
Flagman W. II. Burns were serious.
ly but not fatally injured, by jump.
ing from cab, at Dunlow, Monday
morning at 3:45.
The train of which they had
charge, having been tagged had just
come to staudstill, when they see
ing an approaching train from rear,
only few car lengths from them.
and not knowing at what rate of
speed it was running, jumped from
their cab, which was standing on a
bridge about 90 feet high, both be-
ing badly cut and bruised.
Conductor Flanagan was brought
to Ceredo and Flagman Burns was
taken to Kenova and the last report
was that they are getting along as
well as could be expected.
No damage was done to the train.
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Contributed.

Miss Martha Gordon delightfully."-
entertained number of her young
friends Saturday evening, Oct. 3rd,
at her home on End Street East of
Main. Those present were: Misses
Emma Nye, May Timmus, Oakley
Carver, Messrs. John Stock, Herman
Heffner and Walter Timmus of
Ceredo. The oat Of town guests
were: Misses Flora Christian, Tillie
Hook and Msssrs. Herman Vogel.
song, George Christian, Frank
Webb, Eliza and Clinton Synd OF
Ironton, with their guest Mr.. Del
bert Frost, of PEBBLES, Ohio. At a
late hour refreshments we're served
and the guests departed thanking
their young hostess for the pleasant
evening and cordially inviting her
to spend the latter part of next week
in Ironton. A FRIEND.
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valentine, NewCOmb & Gdrder's
Fall OPENING.

The Fall Opening of Huntingdon
big store last week was the mecca
of all sight seers-especially the
ladies-who were there from near
and from far to witness the display
of fall and winter wearing apparel.
The windows were very attractively
and artistically arranged and the
lower floor was prettily decorated
with palms, cut flowers and blue and
white fcstooning, the work of Mr..
Jack, a master hand.
The display of fine dress goods
was pa, ticularly fine, presenting all
the latest shades and textures. On
the second floor were the wraps,
ready made clothes and millinery
display, which attracted all the
visitors.
This firm is up-to-date in every
particular and always have the best
quality Of goods at popular prices.
Many Wayne county people at
tended the opening this year.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

We want to impress on our read
ers that Boscbee's German Syrup
is positively the only prepar-
alton on the market to-day that
does relieve and cure consumption.
1t contains the specifics, such as
pure tar, extracts of gum, ETC.,
which have been so highly endors-
ed for the cure of coughs, colds
and consumption by the great
medical congresses. The con-
sumptive, whether his disease Is
in his throat or lungs, must have
rest at night, and be free from the
spasms Of dry and rackiug cough
in the morning. The deceased
parts want rest, healing and sooth-
ing treatment, and the patient
needs fresh air, good food, etc.
German Syrup will give free and
easy expectoration In the morn
ing with speedy and permanent
relief. Small bottles. % cents /;
regular size, which contains near
ly four times as much, 20 cents.
At all druggists.
@. G. GREEN, Woodbury., N. Y.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Mr.. Amos Tyree, Supreme Secre-
tary OF "The Knights of Agricul.
ture," writes us that the member
ship of the organization is increasin Q
rapidly in this vicinity, there being
twelve or fifteen members alread Y
here and steps are being taken to
organize lodge at this place. All
who wish to join as charter members
should send in their application at
once. Mr.. G. b. II. Tyree is the
General Field Organizer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Mrs. Oliver Layne died OF small
pox Tuesday, October 8, 1908.
The deceased was formerly Miss
Julia Cartmill and lady highly
respected and much loved by all
who knew her. She leaves husband
and one small child the latter only
five weeks old.
The husband and other relatives
have the sympathies of all in their
sad bereavement.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

The case of Cumberland Fry, in.
dicted for forgery, came up at Circuit
Court, with Judge Doolittle on the
bench, last Monday. After jury
bad been cmpansled and a couple of
witnesses had given their testimony
he plead guilty and was sentenced
to two years in the Penitentiary.
A stay of thirty days was granted
the defendant, who will endeavor to
secure a pardon.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07
Beef Iron and Wine SOC.

Beef Iron and Wine is a flesh and
blood maker too well known to need
describing. 1t builds up the system,
makes rich blood and gives you
strength, life and vigor. 1t is made
in a skilIful and careful way of pure
sherry, extract of beef, and iron.
Price soc. Florentine Drug Store,
Wild q Boctte, Huntington, w. Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

The town council should have the
hose, etc, ready for use when the
water works are completed, as the
town will be compelled to pay for
water Zone thousand dollars year.,
for protection againt fire whether
they are ready TO use the water or
not.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Wilson M. Foulk, of Piedmont,
was in Ceredo last Sunday, the guest
of Prof. A. G.. Kimler. He repre-
sents the Inter State Correspondence
School, of Chicago. He inform us
that thirty or more school teachers Of
this county are taking lessons from
the school he represents.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

DR.. L. Mulligan, an old resi-
dent of this county, who has long
been sufferer, died at his home on
Big Sandy river last Wednesday,
Sept. 30, 1908, aged about IS years.
He leaves a host of relatives and
friends to mourn his death.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Peters d Newman, plumbers,
have new line of gas stoves and gas
fixtures in the Millender Block, next
TO Bloss' drug store, Ceredo. If
you want any plumbing done give
them a call. IF.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Miss Wynemah Mott gave a
Finch Party last Friday evening.
-Four gentlemen from Ashland, one
from Kenova, and four of her girl
friends of Ceredo we're present. Re
freshments were served and all say
they had a good time.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

w. }. Frazier, leading merchant
of Fort Gay, w. Va. sold his store
last Friday to James Fuller, former.
ly of Fallsburg, this county, but
more recently of Central Kentucky.
Big Sandy News.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

The big fire at Williamson last
week was caused indirectly by whis-
Ky. A coIored man named Hood
was intoxicated and attempted to
start fire with kerosene when he
set fire to his clothing as well as the
building be occupied. He lost bis
life.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

w. IL. Selbee, Esq, prominent
merchant Of Radnor, was in town
Wednesday and while here made the
ADVANCE Office a pleasant call. He
is one Of Wayne county's good Re-
publicans.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Garrett have
returned to their home at Raleigh,
n. c., after weeks pleasant visit
with friends in this community.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-10-07

Messrs. J. b. Burgess and w. Il.
Garrett brought fine drove OF cat
tie from the country TO KenOva to
be shipped to the Pittsburgh market
..!Ist Friday.