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Agricultural Editors.

On Saturday afternoon, according to pre-
vieus announcement, tine Agricultural Edi-
tors OF the East arrived in this city over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. As the
hour OF their arrival was rather late, and
the entire party being somewhat hungry,
ih y were escorted to carriages aud other
vehicles which had been prepared for their
convenience, ard conveyed to the Cen
teral Land Companys builiing, where
splendid dinner had been prepared for them
by n Few OF our cilizens, an were cordial
ly welcomed by a general hand shaking
At their special request, no demonstra-
ton of any kind was attempted In IA
short time Col. D. w. Emmons who
seemed to he the master spirit OF the
occasion, invited the entire assemblace
among whom were many OF our citizens to
the corner room on the rst floor, where
after the divine blessing hadbeen invoked by
Rev. j. ID. McClintock, all proceeded to
satisfy the inner man great many
ladies were present which gavethe appear.
ance of an old-iashion home dinner.
The guests were then conveyed to I'll e
fine steamer Fleetwood, which was to
carry them on their journey to Cincinnati,
and amid the waving of the handkerchiefs
and cheers they bid farewell TO our city,
seemingly well pleased with themselves and
everything else. Never, in our life, have
we witnessed more social and please mt
affair than the dinner, and the entire
arrangement reflected great credit on the
gentlemen who devised and carried ont the
programme. One thing was especially
pleasing to US, and that was the absence
of any kind Of wines, brandies, or other
intoxicating liquors from the table.
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done the painting, both Of which are done
as well as any body can do il Taken all
together, the buildings reflect great credi,
upon Mr.. A. B. Palmer, the contractor,
for the promptness in which the work was
completed, for the whole job was finished
ninety-two days from its commencement,
including the several rainy days in which
the carpenters coull not work
Any one intending to build will 10 well
to consult Mr.. Palmers figures before
closing contract. for he is clever and
accommodating gentleman, employs none
but good workmen-he knows Huntington
has them-and completes his contracts at
the earliest possible moment, thereby
preventing considerable delay, trouble and
expense consequent upon the dilatory
actions Of some workmen His establi. h.
ment Is on Third Avenue between Sth and
9th streets
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The steamer Billy Collins, having been
repaired, will put in an appearance at our
wharf on Monday next, and will enter upon
her trade between this place and Gallpolis
AS daily packet on Tuesday morning,
leaving here at 6 o'clock a m. We sin
cerely hope our merchants and citizens will
give the Billy hearty support, Tor she is
to be emphatically Huntington boat That
accommodating and popular gentleman
Julius w. Mccullough, is IN the Office
Hurrah for the Billy Collinsl
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SEHtENADEfkS.

The following verses were handed to us
the other day, and while we do not think
there is much poetry in them, yet we kno "
there is considerable truth, and hence we
give them place in our columns. IA,
party spoken OF paid us a visit tF.e O ,be,
sight, and although we were aroused from
pleasant sleep, yet we Acknowledge W,
were highly entertained with their perror
mances, and cordially invite them to cal
again whenever they find It co,nyenier,
A party oil wandering mr,sicin ms
Are walking the IIur rington streets.
And amen at the win dow ropeating
Soft strains, mellow cd sweet
Oh merry young sercnadcrs,
As look from M window above.
wish there as Aothing on earth
But moon igh'., music AMI love.
when list to the footsteps rcircsiing.
Ana disco yerod the trio had gone.
returned to my little lone pillow.
Aud was soon found slumbcring alone.
Again 1 wa awakened by soandy
From the instrument generally known
As the loud and nnmusiral mosquito
For Huntington their place Of abode.
NsrrIE.
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Builders Take Notice.

Having just put our mill in complete
repair, we are now really to supply every
thing in our line OF business on short notice
Flooring, Siding, Bill Timber, Shingles,
PIas,ering Lath, &c, &c, as well as
Mouidings, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shutters,
Brackets, in fact, everything necessary 20
complete first-class building.
GREEN * K AFER.
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Mr.. F. d. Beuhring, weare Informed.
injured himself severely on Monday even
ing, but how, we have been unable to lsarn.
One report gives 1t that he has broken his
leg, but we hope such is not the case,
and that he will be on the street again in
a day or two.
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In another column will be found the
advertisement OF the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad. Mer
chants from this section desiring a speedy
transit of freight from Baltimore, will do
well to order over the route, which runs in
connection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad
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Since the hot weather has come on, and
sam Gideon has quit shaking-which, by
the way, was foolish habit he had-he
Is enabled to attend to all who may need
eood and cheap clothing, hats, trunks, &c
Store two doors below Third Avenue
Hotel
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The Council committee have selected
thirty acre Of ground on the Pea Ridge
ROAD Tor Cemetery purposes The price to
lie paid is one hundred dollars PER acre.
il Is q good location
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The vender OF California Oil, while dis
coursingio large crowd on Tuesday night
made the remark that it is impossible Tor
business man to succeed without adver-
Using. lie is right For proof of the
assertion, ask A. r. Stewart or any OF the
large merchants ofthe East.
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Among Vie enterprise. oi our ef.r. ws
roiics Nrs Taliaerrp has add-d n .rr-n
d'i lJt Of patterns Tor stamping and en-.
broidery 10 her stock, together with a new
selection OF dress patterns, trimm rn... 4
Her -iore is On Third Avenue, nearly
opposite The cheap sselioa store.
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Hot weather is coming fast, and now is
tina time to buy your ice cream freezers
water coolers and refrigerators. Thomas
Mediord keeps full line of such goods.
store on Sd. Avenue between sth and 9th
streets. If
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Hugh Dunn, the accomplished Book
Binder for d NJ Davidson, Ironton, Ohio,
called on us last Tuesday, looking hale
and hearty. lie reports his binding es-
Enlistment IN fourishing condition.
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We were the other day shown wedding
cake, made at the Huntington Bakery,
that will compare favorably with one from
any bakery on the Ohio River Should
any of our young folks, or old ones either,
contemplate marriage, and desire future
happiress, let them go to the Huntington
Bakery and order their wedding cake.
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Thomas Medford, on 81 avenue, has
just received large stock OF window glass.
lie also keeps hardware, cutlery, stoves
and house furnishing goods generally,
give him call
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Don !orget where the cheap store is
Large s'gn-Harveys cheap store, in tn e.
middle Of tue street. and man to direct
you in.
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PERsoSAL-Capt B F. Cory, editor of
'he lronton Commercial, passed through
the city on Wednesday, en- route for Lewis.
burg, Va, where he proposes spending
few days in fishing
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The person that found letter on Sec
ond Avenue between Mr. A. Enslow's
store aud M Loves residence on Thurs
day and threw away the envelope but
retained the letter, will confer a favor upon
the owner by leaving tat tbis Office The
letter vas cent from Lower Salem. Wash
ugf1n county. Ohio
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The editor, p. t OF the Independent
makes considerable blow about the Mar
shal inviting him to take a buggy ride OF
a mile or two This is nothing to what
some people get We know of acrain
minister in Indiana who was invited to
take a ride from some point in Connecticu,
to indianapolis in the former State, aud
then entertained for five years for moth.
ing
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The largest lot Of goods for the least
money can be had at Harrison, Brother
X Cos, Third Avenue
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l.. Jacobs yishesit to be distinctly un
derstooi that he intends closing ou' HE
sock Of linen goods forthwith, aud will
sell them at cost
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Mr. j. j. Gilbert, editor ofthe Tndepend
ert has recovered his health sufficiently
to take trip to Berkeley Springs lie left
ca Wednesday morning.
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!. w. PLASTER keeps all kinds Of yegeta
bles aud country produce on hand. Store
on Third Avenue between Sth and 9th
streets
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Look to your interest and get rich by
buying your goods at Harvey ~ Sons cheap
store. Calico at 9 cents per yard, and
ladies nice CATERS for 81 40, &c, &c.
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Shirts, stockings, collars, or anything
needed by gentlemen, can be obtained at
Geo. A. Floding's establishment, Third
Avenue
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Ruasel d Millers new houses on Fourth
Avenue and Eighth street are rapidly APP
preaching completion.
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Charles Frazier has assumed control of
the Grand Central Hotel on Fourth Ave
nue.
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Ferlanders new brick building Inns
attained its growth It Is three stories
high.
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Gen. Bteslin, who has been absent, up
The river, for some days, returned to bis
post on Tuesday.
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A. l. Williams has splendid stock Of
Tobacco at his confectionery on Second
Avenue
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+. X. Ware is putting the finishing
touches to his new building below the
School House
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Geo. A. Flooding has few more OF
those No. ! Family Sewing Machines
the siuger-on hand Go and get one.
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New goods are being received at Harmi-
san, Bro 81. Cos store
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Good bargains can be obtained at liar.
nison, Brother a. Cos.
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Owing to the breaking Of a part OF her
machinery, the Eostona did rot get here
till Monday morning
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE NATTER

Phliner'- stock Of sash, Doors.
Blinds. Frsmes. VcatIFerbOardS.
FLOORING. Shingles, Enta. uOuId
tugs aud every ching ga tIc line Of
building - large and complete.
Bought low for cash, and can not
be undePsOld. A.B. PALMER.
=y2u1mg
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Mr.. E. e Randall buried his only child
an infant daughter, on Saturday last.
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Geo. A. Flooding, Merchant Tailor makes
all kinds Clothing to order.
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Morallee is selling ont a, cost to close up
business
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Huntington posi-oiicc.
July q. 1873, which, if not called for in
80 days will be sent to The dead letter ofBc.
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With sorrow NE announce that Bishop
Kayanaugh was suddenly taken III in the
pulpitat Barboursyille on Tuesday evening,
just As he had commenced one ofthose
beautiful discourses which so charac,erize
hun by a letter received from that p,,,ce
on Thursday, We learn he was taken Ia
the residence Of DR. W X Alexander. wbet,
every thing was done for his com fort an,
convenience The Bishop is nov e year.
Of age. and it is feared his labors ar,
becoming too irksome for him, hut shout,
h's health permit AMI itiy sincerely hoped
aud expe tel that il will. he will preach in
the VI F.. Church, South. at Barbour.vilIe
next Sunisy (io-morrow) evening. at which
time the public are cordially invited o,
come out and bear him, and indulge ia a
rich and intellectual treat
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j. 7. lowell, Portsmouth, o., offers to tho
rsrehants Of Huntington and vicinity, n supe-
rior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
no most favorable. febIv
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On Thursday We paid visit TO the
houses recently constructed by that indie
iaiisabie and enterp-sing gentleman. Mr.
g. p Palmer, tor the Che-areake and
Ohio Railroad Company We wer, aston.
lsnod az The rapid progress which bad been
Aaie 'n their erection. as we'll dr. ti.e neat
and comfortable appearance te house.
presented The houses. ten BOO nlmb.r
are twenly-iour ieet wide and u.i-ry ,rct
deer they are divided n.o Two SEPARATE,
apartments Each apIrm.rtta, a cellar
closet tour rooms, AMI Fl. ru.,I--.1.I f-.,t
and back yard neatly e.r.o-ri with 81.
paiing feuc,. The hou-e. are alb r.,frr
pla-iercd aud painted Ibc entire work
was done hy home mechanic. under f,.
srpernieudence Of ~ j. O. Palmer. al
Old and experienced builder oflb wear.
standing. Who BE- . complete uia> -- of his
business, A. is clearly proven 10 This in
stance The late Nv Donella bal the iob
OF Plasterng, while Mr. q. y. Lallanee
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
THE LONG AGO.


Oh n wonderful stream is the river Of
Time,
As il olidrs thro' the realms Of tears,
With a fanl,less rythm and mystical
And . br?aIsr I sweep and a surge sub
lime.
And blends with the ocean of years.
How the winters are dIifting.like flashes
Of snow,
And the summers ike buds between,
And the wears in the sheaf-so they
come and they 90
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

FEMALE EXTRAYAGVNCE AND FEMALE
LovELINEss-The are women III New
York whose wardrobe costs them, or ra-
ther their fathers and husbands, near
S2O,OOO annually, and there are a great
many who think themselves economical
because they manage to dress upon So,
OO0 to $1,000 n year Few things can
be more thorough waste than this, which
must spring either from reckless prodi-
gality or from a wretched vanity TO be
resplendent in clothes 1t speaks i'll for
the taste of women who cannot look
both attractive and elegant on $1,000
than those who spend ten times that
amount.
After all. it is the woman who be
comes the clothes, and not the clothes
that becomes the woman. Ii i sJTprls-
ing how well a woman, who has 4 clear
understanding Of such matters, can ap-
pear with a slender wardrobe, and to
what admirable use she can put well
regulated economy. For some mysieri-
Gus reason she who is plain, even home
ly, hopes to hipe her plaineSs or homeli-
ness by arraying herself IN an extraya-
giant variety. She does not know this
course only emphasizes her absence of
personal charms and calls attention to
her want of grace. She who is lovely
by nature can dispense with vast deal
Of the mantuamakers art, and be all the
more beautiful for her surrounding sim
plicity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
CoQUETRY.

COQUETRY.
Young girls who rejoice in fair share
OF beauty very often do what they can
TO secure for themselves the name OF
being coquette.
They like the title.
They like to feel that they have the
power to bring stubborn men to their
feet
And, indeed, the commencement OF a
coquetts career is suspicious enough.
In n limited way she is very queen
"A sovereign-otten a tyrant.
This is the bright side of the picture.
SO the coquette plnngeS into the a
musement OF Il flirting with intinitezest,
and does as much damage in a short
time as possible.
But as she grows older, her triumphs
become fewer and her disappointments
many.
Her power of attraction grows less,
unconSciously she acquires an overbear-
ing demeanor, the natural result of her
many victories.
She gets the notion into her head that
mon ors hound to admire and my their
Lonarc 70 her. tIat os = supeIior crea
tnre She has rirLt 70 demand their
oncnI,.exnres.eJ aJmiration
Apd s,'sbo doos ro+ tol.o .la t,.,,ble
- n,aI,e I~rs..lf VOW. ,,,,oool'Io IN ,bpm
81, assumes 5.If defiant altitude,
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str.nl:. % # ma, l,rj dooA an,car
to fIo ,7.g~ttc.ibey do not like th!ssort
.,r.;,, .,J qro not attracted thereby
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GUOD-BY YE.

1t is hard word to speak. Some
NAV laugh that it should be, but let
them laugh. ley hearts are never kind.
1t is a word that has choked many an
utterance, and started many n tear. The
hand is claspcd, the word spoken, we
part and are upon the ocean Of time
we 90 to meet again, God only knows
where. 1t may be soon 1t may be
never. Take care that your goodbye
be not a cold one-it may be the last
one that You can give. Ere You meet
your friend again death cold hand may
have closed his eyes and hushcd his lips
forever All he may have died think
inc you loved him not.
Again, it may be a very long separa-
ton. Friends crowd around and give
their hand. How do You detect in each
goodbye the love that fingers there {;
and how YOU bear away with you the
memory Of these parting words many,
many days We must often separate.
Tear not yourself away with careless
boldness that defes all love, but make
your last words linger--giye the heart
its full utterance-and iftears fall, what
Of it. Tears are 10; unmanIy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

WINE Plated Table. Desert and Tea
\ Spoons, Folks and Butter Knives, al
II. Vi. Billings Drug Store.
uLCOCK'S Porous PIasters, at
A Ii M Billings Drug Store.
LARGE stock OF White wash Brush
n es. of all grades, from 35 cents to the
highest prices, at
march 4 Billings Drug Store.
EGYPTIAN Hair Coloring. a,
u Ii. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
U7ISTAR'S Cough Lozenges. a,
w IL, NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NARBOLIC Troches. Juniper Tar
y Troches, at
II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NAMSON OIL, aud Heps,ica Pills. a,
- II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
IllISTAR'S BaIssn of Wild Cherry IA.
M II. NJ. Billings Drog Store.
D0ND'S Extract, the great Rheumatic
L L;nimenI, at Billings Drug Store.
NHINOlDINE, for Chills. a,
" Billings Drug Store.
IlORREST'S Juniper Tar, a.
\ Billings Drug Store.
'sINTED Envelopes. all the go. at
L Ii. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NGYPTIAN Hair Coloring, at
u Billings Drug Store.
QALAD Oil in bottles, at
y Billings Dug Store.
HELMBOLD'S Ca'awba Grape Juice
IL Pills, al II NJ. Billings
Drug Store.
4 NICE lc, of Is ksrot Gold Rings, a,
4 II. Nj. Billings.
NRAGIC Renovaior, for cleansing, re-
LA ne wIrg, aud polishing furniture, so
cents per boule, at
Ii. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
MON'T fail 10 examine the 80 cen, To
~ bacco al
II. NJ. Billings Drug Sore.
YET Ear Rings, Breast Pins aud Brace
y leIs, in erea, variety, at
H. NJ Billings Drug Store.
| or of choice Stationery, at
II H. NJ Billings Drug Store.
OULPHATE of Lime, FOR preserving
y Clder, at Billings Drug Store.
UTONEBRAKER'S Rat Extermiua-
y toI'ls a sure shot, at
Billings Drug Store,
u BUCKINGHAM Dye for The Hair and
a Whlskers, so cts. per bottle, at
Il. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NR. Simmons Liver Regulators, for dis
y eases of the Liver. Dyspepsia. Ner-
YOUR Headache, &c, 81 per bottle. at
II. M. Billings Drug Store.
JUNIPER Tar Trocbes, 25 els. per
y box, at II. " Billings Drug S'oie.
NROORE'S Black InE, Garter. Wri-
LlI ,ing Fluid. Arnold's Wuung Fluid,
Fry's Black Ink, Bowers Violet Ink
Knapp's Purple Ink, tor eale a,
H. u Billings Drug Store.
Aug 81 IT
KiRESH Garden Seeds from Robert
\ Bust, Jr., at
Il. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
GCUOOL Books. SIaIes, &C., a,
y IL. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

TRADHG * KESTUCKr.-At Point
Creek, Jackson county, "A trader had
bought some sheep OF . resident Res
ideut had one more 10 sell, when the
following conversation ensued
Trader-"lll give you two dollars
for that sheep.
tresident.-It's worth five dollarB.'
T.-"lt amt worth two dollars"
R-"It's worth FIVE dollars"
T.-"It amt.
R-Dawing large navy "What
is that sheep worth
T.-"Under the circumstances / think
It's worth nigh unto six dollars =
They traded forthwith.
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The San Francisco Commercial Bul-
letin reports the following astbe largest
single bona fidc transaction in GRIM
ever made IN California II not in the
United States The wheat was all IN
the city warehouse, was Of uniform, good
shipping quIaity, and was the property
Of ocboile brothers, having been pun.
chased by them in lots during the fa'l
at low prizes. The sale consisted OF
1900 ions, valued at S50o,000.