The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-05-25
tIULTUuIN PaRvO.

plants in Southern Ohio are said TO be
growing finely. This will be good news to
the tobacco ,rOrnss, no doubt III you
find curiously folded newspapers upon
bal room door, do not ask silly questions
about them. Some body may have lost
then.-When is a ship like a scsrf-pn?
When tits in the bosom OF heavy s,eeH.
--Mekeau Buchanan. the well known
actor, died on the 18th ult in the +9th year
ID his age.-Xenia o., owes $4,000, and
$50 Xenia i intensely pe3roisi is
the cause oft, no Doubt This il the
season for. fishing but large numbers Of the
fnny tribe do not Bite well--There are
forty new buildings being ercciedn Cri-
chsyille and Dennison. in Ohio. and some
tour or I'VE hundred in the single city Of
Huniiug;ou,--The pleasant weather s.ves
cO,ufor to builders aud working men in
this city. The soundof hammers saws
Jack planes and trowels are as unceasing as
the dow of rivers Peat j. being used as
fuel for propelling locomotives, and is said
to beeconomical. Office seekers in Ohio have
,treajy commenced the business of hand
shaking, by way OF soliciting votes ia Octo-
Der like ca tsnount has
been seen in the WOODS. two miles from Wa
,cdy, Pike county Ohio. Why don't the
boys capture iG
The town Of Massllon. O, Is cursed with
fjhl fifty three "Irun5 Shops or one to
ll3 citizens. That's encouraging to wives
who wautto Co., w.l1ws A woman in
WISCONSIN lately as,onished the natives
With iweup-one pound ba3y. That
wci-htiest young ono on record-
Turkey has an army of zoe, ODO men, To say
nothing ofthe Sui,an- army OF women.
-CamJctta is travelling through France
advocating the establishment ola republic.
Allrigh, France needs Rcrublc-The
product % the Canadian fisheries, last year,
amounted to S75 49,, 900, and they have no
PIE there either--They have l799,-
ji9 bushels of grain in store NJ Toledo.
Ohio, and get there are people ,herc.without
bread Ills said that Ohio wool viii be
worth -! cents per pound iu New y ork by
clipping time, which is now at hand
Ten million OF gold will be sold in this
nunth, b, the Government, and ten mill
cons Of bonds bought. Thus some one or
'Fure shylock- will escape taXation.-
Last year there were j,SOO0,00O bushels OF
coal mined and shipped at Nelsonvillc,
HIio, worth at the mines, 6 cents per bushel,
Or $34S ,0OO.-rhe municipal debt OF
Paris is said to be over 100000 They
must have a Radical council there
Portsmouth, Ohio is in debt to the tune OF
S207 ,OoO and IIillsborough, in the same
State, wants to have Water Works.
Cadiz o., has Dolly Warden base ball
club, and Stokes trial is in progress in
New lork.-S ewari- fortune is said to
be between fifty and sixty millions; while
that ola good man in Kentucky is only
.Wly c0G. There are six odd Fellow
Lodges in Columbus, O., aud twelve in the
comfy of liu.-ColumbtI paws its
police force $4,000 n year, and the Spring.
field, o., Council has a negro Sergeant
Alarms That city is Radical The
average wages paid to mail school teachers
in Ohio the past year, was 81 per month
ladies $40 per month-W. ". WEBB.
late editor ofthe Colum bus, O.. Cri,s is
said to be dying with consump,ion.--A
fellow in ONO sold oil the picture 1i uts
sweetheart for half busAel Of corr. The
hcartless curmuigeou should be fc % the
hogs along with the orn.-Thedavs will
continue TO leugthcn at the rate ofoue min
ute and quarter, until the 2l-tof june.
Tile bill requiring the election ofielc-
gates 10 the Ohio Constitutional Convention
was debated 100 the House, before the al
IOUrumeut of that body.
DaArH OF tN AnLE Euron We regret
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