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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-15
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS
Meeting of the Republican Nation
Executive Committee.
GENERAL Sheridan at the Grant Committee Room
1ne hepubIcan Split in Arkansas-The Pinch
psck Trouble in Louisiana-The Maine
Election and tho Struggle in Vermont

"ht Hcadquartcrs.
iargc NUMBER OF influential visitors attend
az Tue uran' neauquaiters, owing to meeting
the National Executive Committee ~h,ch y
called for twelve O'Clock. The follor,,no $500
Of the committee were presentation = n ~
gan, New York; Hon. Marshall Jewe,,. Connecj
cut; Hon. A. G. Cattell New Jersey; Hon. W
Kemble, Pennsylvania; Hon. H. d. Cooke. Was
ington; Hon. w. A. Howard, Michigan; Louis
Douglass. Washington; Hon. J. w. Foster. ma
ana; William Brown. Kentucky, and Hon. winia,
Claim, Massachusetts,. -
The proceedings were held with closed doors,
porters being rigidly excluded. As Chairman
the National Committee Governor Morgan occupit
the chair, and Mr.. w. e. Chandler acted as Seer
tary. The session was very protracted one, con
mencing at twelve O'Clock and continuing until Az
In the afternoon. Very little information cOui
be procured as to what transpired. Those prel
ent were fully convinced that Grant would carr
the country IN November, and that the prospect
Judging from present Appearances, were mod
cheering and encouraging. number OF matter
OF detail and questions of finance were Gon
INTO, after which the meeting adjourned.
the tone or all the visitors who called at tn
rooms yesterday seems to be very confident, an
the idea that Greeley win carry the country
States s
they expect to carry some of them with increases
malorities. They also expect to carry fair ratl
VI 1AAC COutuCiH CtuIcS, luCluuluk NOrtl anu 6OUL
Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi. II
thought that the West Virginia election win be
In the afternoon General Sheridan called at tn
veteran headquarters and was warmly received
He looks exceedingly well after his trip to tn
Thousand Islands and has got stouter and ruddie
IN appearance. In conversation with Colonel Dut
ley he expressed entire sympathy with the work
the committee and stated that II possible he w0ul
attend the reunion at Pittsburg On the 10th, bu
was not sure OF being present, owing to the care
OF his command and previous arrangements he ha
made.
The following letter was received from Governo
Geary, OF Pennsylvania
Colonel I. Z. DUDLEY, Secretary Veterans Nations
Committee
DEAR SIR-Owing to my absence from home your lette
OF the 9TH ultimo was laid aside until II will aOr
me great pleasure to meet and participate with
rades Of the late war in Convention Pttsburg h
nth OF September next and to Join with those who d.
tended the nation sea and land in the expression
such opinions, and In the execution of such measures
may seem most conducive to the general welfare, an
particularly to the reelection OF our late heroic Con
mander, u. 3. Grant, to the Presidency of the Unite
states. Very respectfully, JOHN W. GEARY.
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The CAMPAIGN.
News from Ohio, Maine, Ver-
mont and Missouri.
The GRANTEES Calm, Conf
dent and Active.
Curious Paradox in Mainc-A Probable Lib
eral Governor, but Ten Thousand
Majority for Grant.
Cider as a Decisive Issue in
the Contest.
Vermont and Ohio Certain for the Admin
istratiOn, but by Reduced MajOritieS.
The Struggle Everywhere Rising
in Interest Day by Day.
General Popularity Of the Fence" Among
Professional Politicians.
Careful Analysis Of the Coming Triangular
Fight in the Pine Tree State.
GREELEY STOCK SCARCELY Up TO PAR.
Missouri Still Steady for Gratz
Careful Analysis Of the Coming Triangular
Fight in the Pine Tree State.
GREELEY STOCK SCARCELY up TO PAR.
Missouri Still Steady for Gratz
and the Sage.
What Do the Liberals Amount
To Numerically
THE BUCKEYE STATE.

NE Republican Organization Still Compact and
Unhroksn-No Enthusiasm for Either Grant
Or Greeley Liberals Concede the State to
the Hero Of Appomattox-A Few Inter-
csting Facts About Old Jesse
Grant : Cincinnati Settling
with Discomfort at the Ad-
ministration, but tho
Rsst Of the State
Loyal to Grant
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-08
GRANT
Music,

with q Picture OF President Grens
We've Tested him 10 Days gone by.
Song and Chorus Tonne. t5 Cts
The Man who Saved the Nation.
Song and Chorus Cooper. 80
We've Man for our Leader.
Song and Chorus Herbert. B5
Grams Campaign March Mack. So ~
Grants Galop 10 the White House
Deshler. 50
President Grants March Young. 20"
Any Of the above mailed, post tpaid, es
receipt Of marked price. Address, J. L.
Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
Send 30 cents for the latest number Of
Peters Musical Monthly, and you will &c;
eight or nine choice pieces Of New Musis.
sept27 2w
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-08
Hats! flats! Caps! Caps!

At the JAMESTOWN CLOTHING
STORE. just received from New York,
Paris and London, and will he sold remark
ably cheap. Call and examine styles ond
prices,
4. ALDEN.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS, letters of administration on
the estate OF Henry McCafery, alias II.
Mckeown, late OF Kane City, venango
Pa. deceased, have been granted to Mary
Mckeown, to whom all persons indebted 10
said estate viii make payment and those
having claims or demands will make them
known to the same without delay.
MARY McKEOWN,
3w AdninistratiY.
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The Drug. 9.
Is selling Dru
ER than anY
TRfE OIL NiARkE's'~,

THE OIL a1ARKEs'@.
By ". U. TEL LINE.
OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CENTRE DArrr RrroRp
Oct. 8 1917
The market exhibits an advances of 10
cents over yesterdays quotations. We
IHote al 81, 30, with no ,ransac,iops.
Phladeiphia, Oct. s.
Crude 1874
Refned--25A.
. Oct. 244 Nov. 257s Dec.
Market-Quie..
tlttshnrg, Oct. s
Crude spot, l0,s.
B. y. oil year, l2ss.
B. o. do llTs
R'fned--spos 22ss Oct
Market quiet
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
Crude-l3s
Refined, 261.
n Market-Fir,n,
hGLD An NEW YOpsA.
New YoRx, Oct. 8.
Gold--1l2sd.
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Another Valuable InVen.

lIOIIs
Gates BACK.SUCTION PREvENTOR FOR
OIL WELLS, patented Angus. Is. 1871, which en-,
trey prevents the ingrcss Of air in oil wells while
the tubing Is being drawn. It q well known iact
to oil operators, that spon wells where Gas Pumps
are used It is heces.a to preserve nearly per-
feet vacuum as possible and that no air should h.
let into the well, at any me when It can possibly
he avoided; consequently, whenever the tubing h
drawn fr well 1t IA the cause OF great injury %
IT, M tho stufing box, being then necessariy open
cd, the dir Immediately ruehes back between he
tubing and casing, into the well going into lie al
rock and gas veins, and col sequeItly oausin INT
oil and Gas to rush back to great distance. 10
much 80, that II almost always takes several days
alter Pumping Is resumed for well to be brought
back to its former condition, and oentnes 1t taes
several weeks and quite frequently wells have hen
almost completely runcd BY tho air being thus let
in while drawing tubing
The BACK. SUCTION PREVENTUR h attached
TO the st fling box ami works in such way that u
completely shnts mp the space between the stufing
box and tubing 70 effeotuay that not particle of
air can get through at any time while tho tubing h.
being drawn and replaced 1t supplies . want loug
felt and Ia, without question, ono Of the oet val
uable inventions of the day. to those eng gsd In ths
oil business No we'll should be without 1t, a. It Of
ten times saves ten times lis cost by once using
t5y" II is manufactured at the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP OF ANDREWS Il co, TIDI-
QUITE Pa, and for IN by Hardware Dealers
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GRANT
Campaign Music,

with . Picture OF P1.esA1sns 0rsas
Wc've Tested him In Days gone by.
Song aud Chorus Tonne. 36 els.
The Msn who Saved the Nation.
Song and Chorus Cooper. - b"
We've . Man for our Leader.
Song and Chorus Herbert. Is -
Grsn's Campaign Msreh Mack. S5 "
Grants Galop 10 tbs White House
Drshler. % "
President Grants March Young. 40 "
Any Of the above mailed, pest paid, %
receipt of marked price, Address, J. l..
Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
Send 30 cents for the latest number Of
Peters Musical Monthly. and you will get
eight or nine choice pieces Of New Music.
sept27 2w
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OLA AMONDS
Another Valuable Inve =
tiOD.

ton.
Gates BACE.SUCTION PREvEN TOR FOR
OIL WELLS, patented Angus. Is. 1911 which en-
trey prevents the ingress Of air in oil wells, while
the tubing 10 being drawn. 1t iss well known fact
10 oil operators, that upon wells whore Gas Pump,
are used it is necessa to preserve as nsarlya pei
feet vacuum possible, aud thst no air thould BE-
let INTO the well, at any time when 10 can possibly
be avoided; consequently, whenever the tub ng h
drawn fr nj well it 10 the cause OF great iJury %
IT, a. the stuillng box, being then necessarily open
ed, the air immediately rushes hack betwoen the
tubing and casing, into the well going Into he oil
rock and gas veins, and col soqnently eausin- mo
oil Nnd g0s TO rush back TO u great distance. 20
much 80, that II almost always takes several Aays
after pumping II resumed for well to be brought
back to ts former condition. and oiieatues II takes
several weeks; and quite frequently wells have been
almost completely ruined bv The air being thus lea
in while dAwine tubing
The BACK SUCTION PREVENT,R y attached
to tho stufllng box and works IN suoh way that \
completely shuts up tho space betwstA the stunaR
box and tubing efcctually that NOT . particle a
aIr can get through at any tmo while tho tubing II
being drawn and replaced. II supplies want long
felt and is without question, one OF the moss ~
liable inventions of the day. to those engaged In ts
oil business No vel, should be without Il, - Il d
tcu times saves ten times is cost by once using
rfr" " il manufactured at the FOUNDRY AEn
MACHINE SHOP OF ANDREWS & co TIDL
OUTE. PA, and for "a @ hy Hardware Dpalefe
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills !
FOR FEMALES.

There is not ladv living Int what ai some pa'i.
cd Of her life will find the DUt'ONCO GOLDEN
PILLS just the medicine she needs,
For Nervous Dcbility. Headache, c,
Faiutness. ac
Mothers, this is the greatest les-sing ever offer.
ed You, md you should iu me lately procnre these
pits They never fail, and may be depended upon
in every ease where the monthly ow has been OBJ
sruct'd through cold or diSeHsc They always give
immediate rcei. heng especially prcparcd for mar
riet ladies'. A lady writes; Duponco Golden liils
relieved nc in one day, without inconvenience, like
mage.
TIE GENUINE are put up in WHITE BOXES
upon each boz you will hnd my private Revenue
Stamp. upon which ara the words DuPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL FILLS, in White Letters
Without that None Are Genuine.
Fun and explicit directions accom- any each box
Price 100 per b. X, six boxes $500. Sold by one
Druggist in every town, vi lagc city and hamlet in
WOW JOHNSON. Druggist,
Sole Agent for Petroleum Centre. Pa.
LADIES' by nding him 90 to the Pe'ro.
lcum Centre lo-tOiicc, can have the Pills sent
(confdentiayI by mail, to any part oi the county,
free OF postage,
join y. HENRY. General and Wholesale A'gt
No College Place, Nov York CITY. ol0 3m
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GUYANDOTTE ITEMS.
C. W. SMITH.
JAS. S. MILLER.
Gov. NORRIS.

Business of all kinds seems brisk in this
burg and improvements, in the shape Of nice
business and dwelling houses are continually
being built.
The Wooden Factory is in full blast, and do
ing thriving business. In fact, its business
already exceeds that Of the Gallipolis Mills.
Put Smith is erecting fine two story frame
building near the river, to he used As hotel.
We understand he intends giving ball in it
on tue Fourth Of July, tickets for which can
DO had at the post Office in Guyandottc, and of
Mr.. Jenkins, news agent, in the post of5e. in
Huntington. Good refreshments and good
music will be on hand.
J. y. Russell il enlnrginz his Drug Store in
order to be better able to conduct his rapidIv
increasing business. John y q live man, and
IS bound to do big business. lie has Soda
Fountain in connection with the Drug Store.
from which he dispenses a pleasant drink to
all who may give him a call.
Dunlevy & Co. have a large and well-nssort.
ed stock II Hardware and farming utensiI. IN
hand and from appearances is doing a SPLEEN
did business. We are glad Of it. for they de-
serve it.
Our old friend, p. Smith. Is looking hale and
hearty and having long since retired from
business, il lcisurcly enjoying life in hi. de-
elining years. May he be pared long time
yet.
The Masonic Hall, recently finished. is ono
Of the finest in the State, and an ornament 10
any town or city. On last Monday night the
Lodge had public installation aud sumner In
~ and We learn that everything passed "a
pleasantly, and all returned To their home, At A
late hour saii'aci with the evening. enter.
tainment. Tho Lodge is 10 O. aouri.hinr
condition.
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The Great show ma IN. cx.

The New York San Of March 3Otb. 1879
contains the following, concerning the leader
oil the wonderful troupe Of Bedouin Arabs. en- .
gagged to perform with the Rosston, Springer
a henderson Great Mastodon Menagerie. Mu-
scum Caravan and Bippodrome, and the only
genuine Arab gymnasts in this country;
IAN interesting private exhibition Of the
immense strength and endurance Of the human
frame was witnessed yesterday morning. in the
arena on the stage Of the Grand Opera House.
John c. Heenan declared Ilasheet AIeop de-
cidedly the strongest man in the world. The
troop to which Aloop is attached musters four
teen Arabian athletes. called by the play bill,
The Children Of the Desert OF these thi.
modern Hercules yesterday supported on hi.
shoulders and carried about the ring, eight.
whose aggregated weight reached ,44O pounds.
lie next held at arms length one Of his breth-
rem, a man weighing ls7 pounds, then lifted
from the groand six men who chung to him
while he was Prostrate ON his back. lie is
PERFORMING vith,the European Hippotheatron
Company, and will to might undertake to hold
eight heavy menas a finale to the many feat.
Of skill, strength and endurance his troupe arc
famous for.H
/ The gas-lit city Of tents will be pitched here
on saturday ofnext week, the 9th instant
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FROM WAYNE CoURT HOUSE.
Wayne Court. IL. W. Va, !

June oath 1872.
Mr.. EDToR,-Enclosed send you the
names Of moro subscribers.
In that honorable list you will see those of
Hon. WV. L. WILKINSON and q. G. BrEeyss
Esq.
Tue former, ms you are perhaps aware. is the
nominee of.the late district Convention for
State Senator
In this selection the Convention certainly
acted wisely. MIR. WLKiNsoN, it is true. il
none Of your"spread eagle" orators; he is NOT
one OF those whom every question will bring to
the hoor with speech; but one of whom Il,
may be emphaticaliy said, che is a man Of
deeds and not of words"
HIS course in the last House of Delegates
was eminontly satisfactory to his constitu-
ent', and has aided largely in making him the
strongest man that could have been put on the
ticket. But more Of him anon.
The latter (Mr. Z. represents the Interest,".
of the Commonwealth as Pros. Attorney. and
candidate for reflection.
Since he came into Office, a new iail has beer
built, money raised to build new church IN.
liquor traffic suppressed, the novice in crime
has been reclaimed, and the incorrigible has
been compelled to fy his country, for his coup.
try's good"
with such record, If n man can't be reeIec.
ted theirs no use trying "to be any body"
We'vejust had a fine rain, the corn grow, n,
the rate of about one inch per day, the cabbage
looks green aud so do good many othcr folks
We have had some very hot weather. but
not too hot to prevent, OF put of weddiny,
One Of tho hottest days Of last week A rus.
ted pair came in town, on one horse. dismoun.
tied at the store of Messrs. Ferguson Co.
locked arms, and with all possible speed wont
to the Court House, prepared the necessary
papers, returned 90 the store, in a rich perfume
OF Sweat when his Reverence, Mr.. Bootop
soon made thom ono; th e ceremony being sever.
al times interrupted, by burstI Of laughter
from the happy sweating bride (she did not
blush any who evidently thougbtJ. weddings
don't often come to one in this lie, and ou0h,
to be enjoyed when they do
Good Evening. SANDY
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In there time. vhcn tts whole country
seems dist-rhsd by tio l'gcrcrt political a.
u'n'' the fs-t 'hould rof be- lost sight rf tbs.
NIB Co9rs t-sutou. are the only merchant
i'i''r' u any rrts in jLis section OF curntry.
'nl % msttrrs 30 shcth,r Gr-rlcy or Gr,t.
Ov'A De- nominated ~ the baltimore Conren.
''n'i De-" further ise. that they huye 900 c..
c.eIng.y .arse sd wa selected ..grk OF p.ss,
s'ois' and ono of .bo beet suffers In the ...1s
iy. such being Oh, on-o. sH who want % 20 ,d
'.'''e NJ C'othinr end q good 60, will d. we'll
90 order u them, o.. hey uarrunt their good.
They are s1ne.t business u.cn, .aai mean sb,t
llcy Soy.
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FIRST CIRCUS IN HuSriSoroS-
next viii be gala-day for this city. The
"'rid-renowned Great Mastodon Circus of
Nosston' SPrsnger 4 Henderson will be here;
ana as it will DO the frs. Circus ever exhibited
IN the place, an immense concourse Of peopIe
~u' DO there to see it. Many Thousands, doubt.
less will DO present, and a day full of inter
e'tns sights may be expected.
This Circus, Menagorie, &C., is the largest
establishment Of the sort that has ever trnv-
eied In this country, and will naturally draw
an immense number of people, of all ages.
seres' and eoIors together, so that the crowd
Alssf Will DO worth coming many miles to see.
- we're thsro not camel, nor a kangaroo,
vtain 9 thousand miles of the city; but the
eeiaectico Of animals, birds and "creeping
tStssa," that will be on exhibition is incredi.
bic. The like has never been seen in tbi,
county and probably never will be again.
Como out aud 500 the Great Mastodon ".S6o,sr,
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DO BOT ~ ESVtoUsl-wc are sorry that the
l~Fse towns aud cities along the river are be-
coming Jealous Of tho growing prosperity and
'utu'o greatness Of Huntington. Thi. il.
wrong, and no good can come from Il. Hunt.
'ngton is bound to eclipse them all. Her
ne'shoor' can no more check tho tide Of her
prosperity By undertaking her prospect. aud
ad'sn'ssos, than they eau stop the current Of
we mighty river upon the bank Of which she i.
lS'Ated' BY a back Of sand. The future glory
81 Huntington il - certain as time, aud We
hoPe 1t may be lasting q. eternity.
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Last night VIC had quite a thunder shower,
accompanied with considerable wind. The
only damage done however, by tho blow, tina,
we have yet learned, was the blowing down of
,he bulletin board. erected for the display of the
large Circus bills, on Eighth Street. In con.
sequence ofthe rain, the atmOs phere this NOR
ming is more fresh and pure.
Tho weathers during the past week has been
extensively warm.
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1UNTINGTON
once OF the Central Land Comnanv
OF VEST VIRGINIA.
The City Of HUNTINGTON.
ON THE OHIO RIVER

the mouth of 9 Sh 'a.3o the Ohio river
int Tb lot, a,: %'1 %S S ,aT a.
1 @ +. ID: are attracting " " large population
sss s: o .% sS 9 the s;. Gs %
a,9 %' has direct and hssa Sh So
sJ ' WHICH E ea H. :s G ~; 4
State: % % .G. s%S %s1 s s
S T. T Tria S s 7 S TSs DORM: f.
% % ss: s 9 Ss will be Ps ts ~;
. s b repair shop; cpany. ~ h ne
each s, seven important onnsos with d: S5 s Ss'' b
se he S o 9naRsI," 10. 9 sseq
road KIN aces, to the l n the olsns Rl
Tho quality abunn t to all others the ynS
S. best n sS,.. ousSis 1 .aS 1 t1'o for p
Tagss I F the city oeSuPy ' as9y
the ia .,s Sa sip s Icy and a. the al WIZ
s, Ss s.P aai Of '9 F ws: and sh
'5s ss9 for S"Ss 1S city, s sa H'Psssss
S troS E 70, aaSsdS S SsSy .S sa" %
den. sSi % HSds a's S"@ 5ass s tn,
vent ,nfy " Will only be sold "iE5 u "f
'P a. ,8 1s,P' .sa sS s5 s ss: plan
building. saaa the city s ssi t e and
sGlsi , uis t.. S higher learning i. for bS '1'q.a
Go DRY f $50 to s,o according to location Thee
S d" 2's ys,r from r, "1 s,s @i l9G"l Of @
,ss rSs T ' i5 5 purchase Two 5 y,, l'9 tate
i ocf a2a certain city, S .s9 is o1
of tI.. an Icati
dina % at,ipti
u o pauy ertr4
Machine Ny
t pce ''E
rL, of t,
s'a E s 9oa il. ,aiy . 1,9y @ line
bios prro.
rral u'ncs arc
Eas railroad t
lu Obi, Ito
gus" tl "' fakcrbarg West
h gwen application h mad n pcron ~. b.
JoSI T e. oiIS General ;snsT superintendent
JAMES, TRACY seorcta, and T, HuNryoroy vraivn
" william STREET. Nse York 90
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LocKEDUP.-A drunk woman came down
inc river yesterday ,iaRd became so troublesome
that the City Marshal had her drayed to the
now lookup where she was kept during the
night. She made as much noise as a caravan of
wig cats as she passed up to her lodgings. This
morning she was out on the draw again. yoin ,
'0"Ard' the river but to where she was taken
We know not. She was probably sent over
Jordan.
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saider & Bro. are doing large Ice Cream
oas'noss' as well as being constantly busy in
theIr bakery. Their Saloon is constantly filed
with lovers Of good Ice Cream, and theirs i,
a'sp'endid article. They are again eniarginp
their house, to accommodate their rapidly in
creasing business.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


c.n-s.. ,sAye TO inform the pe,plo ~ c.t.,
~. t1at he il an Ib5epfndirt .s,,i' 80 J.
a,Ut .t p, ,ne ensuing election. and -, ~
WV De thankful Tor their .sypor,. ''' '''' be
M ,,,,,,., authorized % slate tb,,p
i &c y y hNsHIP IS 40 Indeponds1, -.
,-. ,'5 ,"epresentative in the sf,t. . '',.'i
rrf., '''t Nirgi7'a. from tho couB,y IS 90
III IN. 'n-ains State election. ,nj y, IN
'-'1 Aiai ior the suGragc. Of The Beo,.i.
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FYaENEAL

.'.'n'H- Wutf.s-.--On the Goth gr, b..
i...'.c 70 'lcn' Esq. 100 Ironton. Obi, n!
Doth of Huntington. Williams
.,,,. T. 'rtL-0h The 23I OF june. by Cd.
,9J H.. Nv ,f'ot'ln, Ohio. mr. Daniel 4. m. ..
'''' Anna b. Boil both of peter.bur ~ ~
p.. , .I.I ALLfs.--on tho i,t NJ Ian.
R,,i'e', IN Ir"nton. Ohio. Mr.. Wills, ~
V. ana sarah Allen, both Of c,t,ii '.', w.
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LOCAL NEWS
wonS os rnx RAILRoAD.-wc are pleased to

"oRSos The RAiLRoAD.-we are pleased TO
state upon the very best of authority, that
work on the line Of the C. & o. Railroad is
going on with all the speed possible; and that
the report which has gone abroad, through in
'erested parties, to the contrary, are false,
inevcry particular.
In addition to the work going on along the
line the Company has erected and is now fin A..
ish'ng some seven to ten handsome brick tene-
ment houses, near the Round House, for the
accommodation Of the Railroad attaches and
workmen.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-06-29

We have no objection to Young men from
huntington enjoying themselves with buggy
tide to duyandottc, but we would earnestly re-
quest them to conduct themselves in such a
manner asto cast no reproach upon the morals
OF our young city. "a word to the wise is suei-
Gent"