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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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9onluanitr, GbiabIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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GGolf ". SpuE, &oeEt,
(8ei.7,fS: t&Dl Rr. 339, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
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gtebt BaiiageIdleire fir ate Sf1ffe
gnb beiotst eriorhcrli6en FaGS Baiiaqiere BON ibrem
Seimatb8prte b.erbcr.
Die Breiic betra9en BON
Bremen nnd Baltimore
3tuette @dlfte......."....... $500
.SlU lneHoPu.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24.GO
3iRber 5luiitbeu 1 his 0 S}abrer 1900
Die Breiie iino in Sob ooer Bapier mad Dem lQuz
teuoen @ourie Su entrtdten.
Son SaDre
6eior9t bic Iaentur Baiia9iere fir $50 in Sob.
Az VS. DlT0 %helon0erS oaraul aul Inertldm geInQtt,
bag mir uns IN Serblnpun9 mt Der nlerberbei 0roes
run9 BON gai .gieren GROCER Sor9iaIt unterSicben,
uno Die Seuts pom 8remen, 6ambur9 &c. aus (obne
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mad irsenb einem Srte guropa's
fuerNen biaig %beiorbert uno franco abeeliCiert; cub
8erIhernn9 ilr iiber9ebene gS,rtbiQhen beuerffe!z
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Den lesten Subren b%eioroert,
1T nodb tein einiisss %nerlorea aegansen.
Die Seior9uns Rnoet ieoe gBone per 9ampier TAFT
AuSDdrtiae Auftraaaebcr.
Rerlonen, Die BON Qusp6rte Guitrdae Ienpen, tuo(s
len genGu tbre uno oes Smpi6nerts a6reiie a~uioenen.
GS- 4nlra9eH BON AusDdrts mitiien pom eirem
Belttcnpel b~eslettet ietn, UNI pinitIi9e grpieberuna
5u ftnoen.
s.. Maine,
Gte bon Saltiroretr. unb Boft=Ci icesg eenue
9te PaNasierliaeR
Der Brsuner unb hamburger 3splafgr Gao rad gas
sunit iu1xeF in u'sinsr off.ss nof5aEnesr.
aa, ben soltSsr Mn."9, .u,,rn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20

@rnieb1t9uns Der e iienbabn.
Vretle su Der bieiisen National=G Contention
Ger 9emetrateg,-au cine Nnfrage BON Sen.
s. 9. @orDon, ben 90. $. W. Aoerp, q.
s. Darlington nno anoeren berperra9enbep
SIrsern IN @eorsia, ermioert pr. .. Us.
@renu, @eneral= agent Der x@etli1en IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

IT appears that the principal object of the visit
Of RED CLOUD and his crew to Washington Is to
obtain further supplies of ammunition. which had
been withheld by the agent on account OF the fail
urs Of the Indians to deliver up certain murderers
Of white men. II RED CLOUD is really what he
prstsnds to be--the leading chief OF the Sioux
naton-hs ought to be able to secure the surren-
dor Of assassins to the national authorities. So
far he has done nothing but hold pow-wows and
devour Government rations, Is the Commission
Of Indian Affairs going to let the Indians have
more powder with which to commit more muir
dsrsp One way to stop depredations would be
to hold the chlofs. real or pretended. responsible
for the acts of their followers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
A ATRIBUTE-Mr. George Alfred Tow

A TRIBUTE-Mr. George Alfred Town
send pays this tribute to the South
Did you ever think what great race of men
live at the South, to have been subject to the
licentious aud pr0figate contact of slavery for
twenty generations. and still preserve such en-
elgics and SO much manly character! Wemiss
them from our public cOunsels to day. How
capable and direct they were in foreign diplo-
macy-courtesy and chivalry and truth in their
address! Then, shareholders as We were, the
world know we said no more than we meant
We did nut needlessly irritate our peers among
the nations with sardOnic sentences, like Ban.
croft Davis. With the glove In his hand, and
the talk Of a kings herald, the Southerner
made hls proposition to the foreigner. Ofhim
u might be said, as OF Cromwell: "While he
LIVED no Dutchman swept the narrow seas
No Bastlemsines dishonored the high places.
Vice and folly trembled In his eye, and all
good things lay safe beneath his mighty shad-
owl" -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

ApyrcE.-Young man. don't get too "foxy." If
..,, hanDen " get in possession of few dollar
~ ,nst ss YOU did before you got them. Don't
..-.il up and burst. IT you have good share "f
h,s;ns yoa wont do this you will remember that
usther money, clothes or good looks make the
r.n. and that worth is as often CARRIED in ragged
co.t a. it il in broadcloth. Don't stand Oh hotel
steps, dangling your Nv %atea ena,a anu aSs
~ smallest kind Of potatoes and the fewer in the
h;il. A fiat" job often spoiIs young men of weak
minds. They immediately commence to "rag out
and take great pride in cultivating All aldermanic
corporation, and sporting air Sensible persons
srs .Iways disgusted with such actions when the Y
ssieu 70 notice them, which is very seldom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

somewhat laughabe "ring" has been formed
in California, where this years grain crop is very
i.roe. Knowing this fact, some witty gentlemen
have bought up the entire stock OF grain sacks. so
that the farmers are at their wits end to know
nov to bestow their grain. The Farmers Club OF
santa Clara has appointed committee to see
about buying bags in the Eastern States, and to
dsviss other means Of breaking through the .ring -
A good protsctonist should see that this scheme
Of the Farmers' Club is detrimental to the best in
tsre,ts of home made sack monopolies and insist
on tas consumption OF domestic bags or no bags
at al.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

Wool is now commanding high price and
one which, it is believed, cannot long be main
tained TIE Ohio article is held in Boston at
from 10 to 80 cents; very little is offered below
Is cents, and buyers are not inclined to pay
more than 60 or 65 cents. California has 9,0O0,.
600 pounds, and the holders are desirous of
keeping it till fall, while Eastern buyers who
have canvassed Western markets will not pur-
chase at present rates The Toledo CONNER
cIAL pro- phesies slight stagnation Of the market
till afteI ahearing time, aud then probable de-
cline in the price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
For . homesteso lntne West.
@A r. ! aZE
PfNkSYl IANlA CENTRAL r. f,
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
Q r p Z z z 8 "a u r q
And all places in the West, Southseest AID
NorthWest.
"rHY sHoRTRsr AND BEST ROUTR.0R
urux sHoRr.sr AND Best Rourx.~

ThiAlins a6ord unsauall ed i . nducsments to per-
desiring cheap and expeditions passage to the
West aud deeeTvss particularly the attention of all
such as desire avail emselves of the Homestead
Bill passed By the iasa Cougress.
The Pennsyivsnia CENTRAL R abroad. with it. cor
Meeting lines 10 by ID. miles she shortest route to
Chicago aud other promin en- places in the
is also the quickest, cheapest and best route to a
prominent places in the Southwe est and orthwest.
Passe for aTded in comfortable and air3
PAssen Cars furnished with cushion ed with
backs, water tan .stov in Winter. and
With such other requisite for tn
somfort OF families.
Through ticketsa sold to all promine en- pl aces i'll
the West. Sout6wes and Northwest. at about bal
Children under i've years old as Free and Children
pssvsen the ages offvs and twelve years pay aalf-
Price.
nasPassahseksa and forwarded BY the Ametraia
NTH the passenger. Eighty pounds of baggage car
.3a.t free % eyefy fUil passenger.
1The train oAves daily except Sundays. and tickets
!9Ast bsgrocureA and basgase delivered atths Office.
No. ll0 0ask kst street. BY 3o'cloct. p. N.
Uy addressing the uudersiGn ed he will forWardb
return Of mail FREQ ofcharee. acircular cont tanning
complete ptice list, map. correct copyt
no4s..sA L., ssa sSs :Sse %His s.hsE
~ ofthe Pslnsyiyanta Railroad Compans
l.Ay tNo. 116 MArke Street, Philadelph q
Yhiladelphia June ~. lass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

P1ETrv PRESCRIPTION. TEN Virginia prin.
ters. who had bSen working for some time in
tas Government Printing Office at Washing
tcn, were discharged on Saturday. On that
gay circular was addressed to the compost
tors In the ONCE inquiring whether they were
Republicans or Democrats. The ten Virgin
isns, amongst whom there were two young
gentlemen from this city, answered that they
were Democrats, and In less than fifteen MN :
utes were discharged. Comment on sue h
contemptlble petty tyranny and prescription
as this BY the best and most paternal Govern
nent the world ever saw is unnecessary =
LyneAbxrq Nesss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
7as o,sTRl3cE.

IT. .r. WAS an old lady all dressed IN s.tk'
WIZ VIZ lived upon lemons and buttermilk;
And. thinking this world was a sour "'" place.
Oh. carried il acid all over her fnce.
Another old lady. Ill dressed in patches.
led = poa nothing but lucifsr matches:
so,he world, it made her strangls and cough.
I,d sure q you rubbed her. you set her of.
.,o,bsr old lady. all sunny and neat.
o." ,,,.d NOON sugar and everything sweet.
n..l.r.d, whom she heard Of their troubles. she
"psvsE"
e., n. world was 30 nice she could live forever
MORAL.
Nsv. children. taAe your choice
OF the food your hearts shall cat
Thar, are sourish thoughts. and birthstone thoughts
And thoughts all good and sweet;
AID vhatever the heart feeds on.
Dsar children, trust to me.
Is precisely what this queer old world
viii seem to you to be.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

The u. xed Train will run subject to delays Incl
dent To freight business. and will stop only at
uons where time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle tor Wilmington and Philadel
at1. .A0A NJ Leave Phiiadephls at ll.%5. A. II.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those apove. leave yrna for Clay
ton II .35 n. n. aud 7So y. m.. Leav Clayton for
smyrna ~ n. m. anu 2.uO y. H.. TO make connsc
tion With trains to and from Dover. aud stations
South.
CORRECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Ann e's X Kent Railroads..
At CLAYTON. with Mary land and Delaware Rail-
road,
ter Railroad.
/ At sEAFUKD with Dorchester and Delaware Rail
road.
At DELMAR. with Eastern Shore Railrosd and
Wicomico and foeomoke Railroad.
Il. \. kkNNRY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
Nai1ruad Etues.
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud BaIti
.. more Railroad.
&A2HH II - 3 = .
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing MoNrAY. June 3d. 1872 TIA,us will lea,.
Train =. $50 t:sns.,. e:s.ps.s1.cs 10
e L".
;ss With s~3rn. sr.osn ksiirosd .na M.Iyi.ld and
5I..k -..e. l.,iro:d ss.ioid .an 1orea-...5 and
ka,iro.h as salisbury y tn wicom,co and Pocomoks
ExrsEss TEAM =. 1890 n. esu.a.,. ..e.p.... ;, TO.
s.l,,@H1: ..a 20 w.:...s.Os topping wms.s.
1,ss'Ss M Az ~. 4 =, s; G:..:
S.IsinoI:.ss W:.sn s.on ..ssrpia as.:eh.:ssi.f1ui
vile, H.rvs-ds-GrAce. Aberdeen. PefrymanI, EDGE
wash
e.'Hs9; F.;,
"a, &C.. r., o. .sd M.,0s
H." N rIsH IRsHIx,Serox TRAINS.
.ss 81 a.5 n 4: q, Il &C. ~ 81
xSH Fl sis sns d s and
M s:a 9ss r.; S
The - !: Il . xAa..s,en vim eysnees :.
Arsenal Junction By street cars w'th the so A NJ.
Pill 70. xsE si- sSn IL 0 C.s1s1 NJ: + 4 4sA1ss
.s II S.Ss4. S.f.s and f
ss.as. s Fs;s IN :. :SS 20 -
DAY. !, ssop m rh.as soh,. ,9I chost.r ae'gh.,
ss: .. ::1 Il: s: IT.. AM
l LAa10kin.
Leave ror, Deposit for PhiadsPha Sun excepted.
y. - n IN ana 70 F. Ox'ord tor Ph!ladelphiA al
4 6.lVs M. Chsdd's Ford for Phil.i-lpha 80, p.
sunday. leave phuAdelphia Tor Oxford SO
| leave oxford for PnilAl-,phIa w o.
Trains leaving " ilruDgton q. IS t!p viii
| conect AZ LAmokin Junction with 7.OJ a.. N
i aDe NJ. trs,ns Tor fhllsdeiphis and ,ltlm.r Cen
| TIA! Railroad.
| THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
LEAVE ~!a ehssSaS rss Ns sa1ls6EHSaiz a1ls6hEHHSaai 'o'' d
LA sats.:s IL 4 .ss sisss Is' A.
From Baltimofe 10 Philadelphia Leav. Baltimore At
As way Mail; SS A.H., Expres As p. D M
lrehA 723P. N. E1press II w P, NJ Ekpr~ss
From Baltimore PORT DspositAn iutsI n
| atSuUP.M
AeeommodsMea Anfrom Por, Depos " i'll leavePsrry
vile at6 u I'M 70 BAltim nd sdiASe sta
Il sions.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
| Leave Che-terAt l3u6 and 9li A. and {. IS P.H.
Leave Wilmington 1881. ais aud 10 W ~ los n,
SCNDAY rRAINFRoA BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore ~ = stopping MagaonA Perry
mans Abe rdeeb, Havre-deti PERI - &
nj sown North East. Elkton. Newark, stanton. New
IL port WilmingLo Claynont. LIZ and Chestsf
VI y KkNSEv. surerluteuden.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

For fuFtbS SFimIOIM0ctOh II dppIyO
sRA ssxSK + Nkk sf: .sss Il. B.s:.
The Penns. lvania Rail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baseage. except for wearing apesrels
lars In value. AUbsGeage exceeding that amount
invelus. will be At the risk ofthe owner. xnses
k'nss 'Pssie J contract. dAss!sL, GxAissAT1 xissaAaT1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
DBILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON \ BALTi
L MORE kAlkRnAD,


On and after WEDNESDAY,, October 18th, 1871.
"A passenger car will be attached the freight
train leaving Philsdelph'a at 900 p. m. tor Viii
;:ington.
The rain will stop at Stations as follows. when
sisnalsd Gray Ferry. 9l2 l.. IN. Lslaretto 9. %
., IN; Chester, 94l T.. M Lamokin. 9.&5 p. IN; lLuf
low. 949 .. M; L,nwood 9.5s y. M: lay IN ont. lool
p. M Elerslie. 0lS p. N; arrive Wiminston, 1870
y. m. toct9Ol II r. kENNEN. Sur't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

Agassiz requires us to believe that the primi-
tive oyster was 4 foot long.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
REMOVAL.
MRS. NJ. A. tCORSON

M tHSe M "A. INoNsoN
Respectfully announces to the Ladies of
Wilmington and vicinity. that she has remo-
we'd her Millinery Store IRON eo2 King street
va to
A92 MARKET STREET.
whsrs she will keep all the
LA TEST STYLESlOF Millinery.
and make up TO order svsrythiug in the line Of her
busiuess At the NEST reasonable prices
The potroAago Of her fPieods and the public GEN
Osallv u I0opO0tfallV UoAsi&aa. - Apl7-0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

SOulh"Tn EXpFesS. PAclhc EXpVes3, Eric Mall
and Buffalo Niakara Express leave daily, Ali
other trains daily. except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buff tio and Mag ara Express leav-
ing On saturday night. run only to williamson
Cincn nafi Express runs daily; on Saturday night,
only running To HARRISBURG.
THE ESTEKN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily, ,ept sunday For this train tick eta
must be procured. and baggage delivered ~ S,Ol
p NJ at ll6i N arket Street q / 7 -a-.sL
su nday Tram No. leaves PHILADELPHIA $40 A.
leaves Philadelphia $40 ?. NJ. arrives Paofi 2s
T. NJ.
rives ph,ladelphia s 2SIA. H. sunday Train No !
leaves Paoi 500 p. NJ; srcivss PAilsAeiphla 8 iU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

Oncsquare sboveP. W. * B.R. X. Depot.
The su ubscriber having purchased the large shop
and wareroon located AS aboys, would inform Il e
ouhlic that he has every facility for uuacturin
Light and Heavy Carriages Of every desc5i ption. il
the best manner, and can 'er inducements to pur-
the city. Our work all made iu the shop, out ~ t1
Sest material, and under our immediate supcrin-
TENDENCIES tn 6de h AT 1t will
give satisfaction.
ss-CAn and s.auAies our. soe6 ef 4 %c.E+issss be
ni7-lv lO3 Walnut stroe.. Wil0ingAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
TenMSylyaRla CeNlral RalirOa0.
ENN0aE - 3

After r. M. SUNDAY. November 18th, 1871.
Thetrains otthe ePepnsyivania Central X. Il. .ieavS
the Depot, at 3lst and Market Streets, which is
:eached directly by the Market Street Cara, the
last car connecting with each train leaving Front
md Market Streetsthrty minutes before its par
tl1re. The Chestnut and " ainut Street cers run
Y thin one square OF the Depot.
ssLEEPiNsCAL rIcxxTscan be had on applicstion
Att We Ticket office, N ORTIZ estcorner ninth and
Ches tnut Streets. and at the Depot.
AG WITS or rHE UNION rRAss. ER CoxPANy will
callfo rand deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders
left al Ne. sDl Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
street. WI M TeyfSslyf,Ett;sp!sph .ySS =; phrpor ,,z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04

AND WEST.
Train No: leave Wilmington $50 a. M Con-
necis With Elmira Express
IRAN No. leaves Wilmington p. In. Connects
with Cincinnati Express
baggage checked through
NO charge for transfer of Passengers or ha ggag
at COatesvilIe.
For intoImatiOn as to route and rates apply
Franklin Telegraph flee. Ne. VI est 30 street
at r Il. Depot, FrUnt anS Madison.
~ Z. STOLZ
huot Hen'i Supt W r r Il r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-04
DELAW IKE kAlLhOAC LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, May 9th
@1s'2. tSundays excepted.J Trains will
fnI
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We would suggest to persons troubled
with smokey chimneys to call on j. X
Pi2man an get one Of his patent Gothic
venulators. The are recommended a. the
best cure for bad hue-, and filthy aud
draiil.-e chimneys
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-ome parties propose To come to this
place, to start first class truck or vecrta.
tile garden The difficulty is to get a
piece OF suitable land. ) or acre. near
thir city. Any one haviu. such tor sale
or long lease would 80 well to call ON
W : Downc- a Co, over the f.. -
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There has been, Tor the Inst week. "a
spell Of weather here, that would have been
an honor to midwin,cr Red noses have
been plenty, and the coal merchant, have
done very active bust ess We see hy
tine papers tina, there has been cou.id,r.,
bic snow North, and ice formed rapidly n
the Ohio, ntriushnr,
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Mr.. WIN. Williams of the justly renown-
ed Burgess Steel & Iron Works Of Ports
mouth, and Mr. j. c. Gilbert OF NJ. b.
GilJer, h Sons of the same place, were in
town on THURSDAY
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The river continues at fine boatin.
stage, having fallen very little d,ying the
pact week. The packets are making their
regular trips far ~ riu,hurg. and the
Tow boats are doing lively business. ear
rying coal to points down the river.
The weather now gives promise Of more
rain
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All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me. will
please call and settle imnedi-
atelv. All accounts not settled
within 30 days, will be placed
IN the hands Of the law for col
lection. A. B. PALMER.
NOvember II. 1S12 1t
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Oyster supper Tuesday evening, Nov %
at burdIcks Hall, foi the benedt OF the
Methodist Sunday School Ambulance in
Guiding supper, - cents Children - cts
Come and encourage Il. hy your presence
and patronage ~
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Mr.. O g Scofed, editor Of the SUITE
Journal PartersLurg, called on W. Thurs
day Mr. Scofield was on RS way 10 the
Capitol to overlook the operations Of the
Legislature
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While he H'tce principal Lots, ~
freoAoa registered about J 90 rgr,cy
isTiug The ? 81 month. three hote's in
HsntingtOo have registered over 90
asmes in Assss,s time Harrsh Tor Hus
EngtOa
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We hear that Co.. Obey be. t,.n se G
pretty hasy the pact week or ta.. -,...a,
iot5 there are nov very tv lo.. or th
Ayrnne, bct~ecu 7th aud ia.b -'-.r... at-
sold. The Company tn..i'.g 1926 'a. coy
ner OF 4th Avenue and i.l r...t.. f..u-
enished az ~ rap'dly 20, r.--.. owl s..
'o'n be rsady f"f ocr"Fa're ih.r, r-.
s'veral good b'ittnr- rnmr pa ,. r...
Avenue. We hsar run. pc o' OH. t..-
'se 10 efccl o. Bed Ateuu . 'ar.. +.. ..-
sNlno'tiors, a'usical eptSra.nin,nf-. .t.
Much hS.p ~ rce,lri h.rr There &C. ..
hsH "a ne city tow. tl,f E. rarallr ..
Holding Rsh u,c people inst c,r te s-
sembled - An OooN~ion OF srerial and ccu
sraI ioteSta
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

Governeur Morris Division Engineer OF
the c a o Il X emigraied to- the state
. OF mstrinouy, last Wednesday, at Char
lesion, in cbihPany with Mrs Florence
Walter. 1hey'Eaye gone cast to spend tn.
honeymo5n.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

The grounds have been laid Off for the
Congregational hurch. and work will soon
he commenced on the foundation. Con
tracts tor part of the work and material
have already been made, and the entire
building will soon lie let out This Church
stanchng on one OF the beautiful lots AT
the corner Of 9th street and 9th Avenue
Will be an ornament To- our citv.
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Testimonial.

HrSriNGroN, Nov. IL, 1879.
on" 0'r'H', cay DfHi .Nior..
Dear Sir-ln les. than ~ week after purchas.
ing an" h"r Of your justly called .'Isnt IN
terIntnator." found in nay yard nearly a
hundred dead rats. heartily recommend it,.
use am, your, Sc,
GEO. SCRANAGE.
Prop'r Merchants Hotel.
Try box Of Owens RAT Exterminn-
'or' 1t IL a dead shot" For sal" by Drug
Slst-' ONO Owls,
Proprietor City Drug Store. Huntington.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

Rev. J. T. LeachmaH. Of Marion conn
~. IA expected To preach loo Buri.ck li.li
on next StIur lay ani Suudt, evenings. and
every evening rcxt we-e ,ept ru--aa,.
We hope these meetings Will be- urH at-
tended
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

I.ost-A Gold Masonic Breast Pin. on
dollar reward Offered. 4 - PALMER.
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We respectfully call the attention OF all
our citizens to the fact that Mr. Thorna.
MedioFd' on Third Avenue. near Eighth
street. has large assortment OF Stoves.
"rates, Hardware, and House Furnishing
Goods. lie has a splendid specimen Of a
-arl"r Furnace which j. hetier. cheaper.
ana renders better satisfaction than any
Crate IN the country. Give him n call ex
anime his goods and We are satisfied tina,
N"n Viii make "A purchase if there j. any
th'"g III his store you need He charges
nothing for showing his goods, aud sell.
at a reasonable price Tor cash
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

Col Pike former editor of this paper.
has been spending few days with rs. lie
still looks hale and hearty, no,withstand-
ing his support Of Mr. Greeley.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

u you want salt, flour. or anything else
IN the grocery line cheap go to Ru-sel ~
Miller.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-11-23

Tickets for the Oyster Supper on sol,
at the Music Store.