Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.

Bruins Shoe Store for bargains.
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Steed visited Ash
land Sunday.
DR. c. l. Hopkins spends his Sundays
with his family here.
A new paling fence is being built
around Chas. Thomson's property.
VIM. Feazel. the Sciotoville, (Ohio)
merchant, was visitor here last sun
day.
G. w Thomson was taking orders in
Pike and Martin counties, Ky. last
week.
Architect ]. r. Gieske was at Paints
vile, KY, on business the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Workman. OF
Portsmouth. Ohio. visited relatives in
our town last week.
Have Photo Postal of yourself made
to send your friends. RUMBLE, the
Photographer, makes them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. $ Boggs and two
daughters. of Central City. We're guests
of Mrs. b s mother-Mrs. Martha Nc
Callen-last Sunday.
On account of the Temperance lecture
at the NJ. T.. church last Sunday even
ing there were no services at the Bap-
fist church on that evening
The proprietor of this paper was at
Wayne, Monday, delivering the ballots
for the election To be held Nov. 9Th TO
the Ballot Commissioners
Mrs. f. \. Mitchell and daughter. of
Cincinnati Ohio, visited the family Of
Charley Thomson last Saturday. They
returned to Cincinnati Sunday.
Correspondents will please not men
tion persons calling on others in the
same neighborhood This kind of news
is not interesting 10 the general reader
In getting ont the ballots for Wayne
county for the election TO be held No
Vember 9Th, this Office has had all the
business 1t cared Tor during the past
week.
SALESMAN WANTED-To look af
Cter our interest in Wayne and ada
cent counties. Salary or commission
Address The VICTOR On COMPANY,
Sleyeland, O.
Mrs. II NJ. Piles, Mr. and Mrs. 4. G.
Brown and daughter, Mrs. j. NJ HaI.-
rington, of this place, attended the
Kanuth-Le wedding at Huntington
last Thursday evening.
Prof John G Drennen. of Tenn. who
is travelling in the interest of the West
Virginia Anti Saloon League, lectured
at the NJ. +. church last Sunday even
ing on Temperance. The lecture was
very interesting and the arguments
presented We're convincing.
The State with the rapid develop
ment of its coal. oil and has and other
minerals, and the building Of railroads.
telephones, telegraph and pipe lines,
and the creation Of leaschOds had great
" outgrown the antiquated and imper-
feet tax system that has existed for
many scores of years Vote for the
candidate of the party that gave us new
laws and equalIzed the tax burdens.
We have received a lengthy article
from a gentleman living at Eugene,
this State, taken from the Mingo Re
publican, showing the difference in the
taxes of many citizens of MingO county
tins year As compared with their taxes
in 1894 We would like TO publish the
article, but have not space. The taxes
OF nearly all the people are wonderfully
decreased on account OF the new tx
laws, not only in Mingo. but i'm Wayne
rs well The writer who sent the com
munication said he understood that the
Democrats of this county had sent the
tax books OF the county off TO have them
bound because the Republicans wanted
TO copy some names for comparison, so
that the people might see before the
election the benefits of the new law.
The Wayne County Republican Corn
mittee has something TO say to the
voters in another column Of this paper
this weak along this line. Every tax
payer should read it.