Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-11-21

II fSquifeu Htbc oiy @l1ins 10 carry
the outfit.
&E. X. Peck, President of the
kenova Transfer Co., was In our
town on business last Saturday.
Robert Hazlett was confined 10
his room a couple of days the latter
part OF last week on account of a
severe cold.
Rev. +. T. Billups will preach
to Ohio Valley Council No. 90, Jr.
o. U. A. M, at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening.
Miss Emma Nye returned 10 her
home at Portsmouth, Ohio, last
Saturday, after pleasant visit with
friends in this community.
Huntington can Justly be proud
of one of the best hotels in the
Ohio Valley. The Hotel Frederick
certainly Is the most elegant struot-
ure of its kind between Pittsburp
aud Cincinnati.
Mesdames ii. NJ. Piles, G. o.
Grady and p. p. Chapman visited
the various rooms of the Ceredo
schools last Wednesday afternoon.
These ladies are very much pleased
with the manner in which our
schools are conducted.
Lightning struck the dwelling OF
Thomas Carver, situate OF Segur
Hill, last Monday evening doing
considerable damage. Mr.. Carver's
baby, not yet week old, was
struck on the head by broken glass,
caused by the lightning, but was
only slightly injured.
Mrs. J. b Bromley, of Catletts-
burg. and Mrs. Sam Vinson, of
Kellogg, have returned home from
Fort Gay where they attended the
sale of the old Damron homestead
and all the property comprising the
eatate of the late Samuel Damron
The old home was bought by Sam
ID. Crum, of Jennie, w. Va, and
will remain in the family as he is
one If the grandchildren.-Blg
Sandy News, Nov. 10.
The jury in the case of Upton
and Hulit, the Catlettsburg (Ky
policemen indicted for felony, fail
ed to agree on a verdict. Their
case was in progress for ten days in
the Boyd county circuit court at
Catlettsburg and created a great
deal of interest. 1t is said that
five OF the jurors were in favor of
conviction and that seven were for
acquittal. The accused executed
new bonds in the sum OF $4,000
each.
The Colonial Trust Go. has been
appointed by the U. S. Court at
Pittsburg receiver for the Baker
Contract Company, builders of the
lock and dam in the Big Sandy
river at Catlettsburg. The court
issued a restraining order eDjoin-
ing all creditors anil others from
attaching or selling any of the
property OF the Company. The
iDdette iness of the Baker Co. will
amount to about IS, 900.
A noted event occurred in Hunt
ingtoD last Wednesday evening
one that is likely to long be remem-
bered by the hundreds of people
who attended the opening of the
enterprising firm of q. A. North
colt 81 Co., who recently moved in
to The bandsomest rooms In all
West Virginia, and we dare say
that no where in the Ohio Valley,
between Pittsburg and Cincinnati,
IL there a naudsomer clothing store.
The firm occupies tie basement and
three entire floors in the new Fred.
erick building and if the reader did
not have the opportunity to attend
the opening 1t wall pay him to visit
this mammoth store when In the
"secOnd city" Mr.. Nortbcott. the
head of the firm, is a gentleman
with whom it is a pleasure to deal.
In fact each and every member of
the firm and all the employees are
geDtlemanly, obliging and accom-
modating.