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, 1873-09-09

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 1ftb'sne.
AunonA, Sept. 8.-Tho Northern Illinois Fair
is assured Of succoss II tho weather holds good.
The display of cattle aurpasses anything seen
here beforo aud it is boliovod that it will fully
equal tho State Fair. Tho great race for 1000
is set for Friday, and, Judging from the speed
exhibited, 2:30 will be made on that occasion.
Tho following horsos havo onterod for the raco
free to all Jonathan. Rcd Cloud, Bodin, Lady
Mack, aud Harry Mitchell.
, 1873-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-Mayor stokely will
send into. tho Councils tomorrow = moasago
recommending tho Councils to request tho At
tornoy-Genoral to Hue out writ Of quo warran-
to, to ascertain tho legnl status Of tho Amorican
University OF Philadelphia, m institution which,
it il charged, has been isHuing diplomas ille-
CallY,
, 1873-09-09
Obituary.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. B.--Tho Ray. John Il. 9lontz,
Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, died Of heart t-diaeaso
about o'clock this evening, In tho depot Of tho
Indianapolis st. Louis Itailroad East 81, Louis,
while he waa waiting for train to start tor In
lianapollB
, 1873-09-09

ATcu1soN Ks., Sept. e.-Tho Northern Kan
sas Fair opened in thiH city to-day. Eutries worry
largo, numbering over two Thousand. There are
over hundred fast horsaB on tho grounds: Tho
collection Of cattle, hogs, sheep, &C., Is tho
tion OF fruit has never been exceeded, and tho
iudicrtions are that this fair will surpaaH any
eyer hold By The Society.
, 1873-09-09

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8.--Tho indianapolis Bowl
ing Club No. concluded q two days contest
with the LouiByillo Club this evening" at Phnnix
Hill, in which the Louisville Club was victo-
rious. banquet closed the contest The In
dianapolis men went home tonight.
, 1873-09-09
M'LEAN COUNTY FAIR,

Special D2spalck 70 tbs Ckiedao 7F76QHe:
DLooa11NaToN, H., Sept. 8.--Tho entrios for
the unnuul county fair Of Mclean County, which
begins tomorrow, ero already larger in numbers
horns tho display will be tho finest ever brought
together in tho State. The celebrated shropshiro
herd of thirty shoEt-hornH, from kentucky, A.
ryed to-day.
, 1873-09-09


WI14ON-On Sunday, snpt. =, of whoopnR.eouKh,
Petoy J.B. infant Of Robert 8. aud ARnes Ii. VII.
aon, aEpd wankg.
EuneEal sorvlocs at O'Clock to-day. at resdonce of
parents. 10 Bampson arost- oartn8aa to osa I'LL.
Friends Of family Invited.
tV Kingston and Toronto. Cauada papers pcsss copy.
nEDMOND-sopt. =, 1s7s John T. Redmond, aged
Fansral today from SO Btass rtrost, at1o oolook BY
oayH to Calvary.
wHITEBOnD-At hor fostdenoo, 10 Bouth Morgan
etrcet Bapt Ms. Jsnot Wh!tofofd, Late Of AJrshre
8cotlAnd, Agod II.
Funeral to-day At 1890 O'Clock. -.- ..-
MAxOY-1n this CITY. Sunday, Sept. 1879 Of choora
tnfsntu Ida Dutch Infant danRhtor Of j. H. and H.A
Marcy hRsd 10 months and q dAJs. -.
~ 5pnRho1d ful} and b. Louis papers p1eaao copy.
PARKINHON-On Eort q, Of pnsumonla, Mari Knee.
land, vito Of Edward T.. Parkinson.
fB Nov York and Uoston papers please oopY.
JQTlNRTON-On Sept. T. ChriattnA, on1J daughter Of
John end Man J9hn.ton. aged Il nonths md 10 daya
from or Fostdonoo Mo- Bholto aroet, Ut o'clock,
Graoo}snd Csmetory. Frionda Arb invited.
, 1873-09-09

NEW YonK Sept. 8.--Tho st. George Cricket
Club OF this city play tho United Eloyen Of st.
Louis tomorrow and tho following day, it hay
ing been arranged as double inning match.
, 1873-09-09

AMERICAN PoMoLoa,cAL EXHIBITION.
DosToN, Sept, 9.-The Burlington l. Missouri
Railroad freight cur which left Lincoln, Mob, on
tho 4th nBt., loaded with fruit for tho American
Pathological Exhibition, which commences hero
Sept. 10, has arrived in good order.
, 1873-09-09

Chicago to attend tho Pork -Paokors Convon-
tion, which moots on Wednesday.
vfaior-doalorB Of thia city to tho Chicago Pork
paokera' Convention, loft for Chicago to-dny.
, 1873-09-09

Races at LeRisagton, Ky,

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 8.-The first race, mile
heats, was won By Grinstead's Cleaner. Time
LACK, 1:461l. and 1:481.
WAS won Vileys Letorler. Time-1:101.
, 1873-09-09

BoBroN, Sept. 8.-Baso bail: Bostons, IL;
At1antics, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-Basc ball: phila-
dolphias, 6 Athletics, 6.
, 1873-09-09
WEST INDIES.


sAr DoM1Nuo, Aug. 23-Col. Rivas attempted
the life OF Con. Luparon with sword. Luperon
eyaded the blows, drow a revolver, and Hhot
Rivas through tho head.
Con. Oabral is reported scriously Ill, and un-
abba to take the field.
, 1873-09-09
A81.O00 Robbery

Special Diapatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
JANE sy1LLE, Wis, Sept. "a gentleman from
Woodbtuok, H., to-day, brings thu information
Of tho robbery of tho dry goods storo Of Neill
Donuelly, at Tint place, last night, OF silk and
laco goods valued ut over 2,000.
, 1873-09-09

Special Dispatch to 7'he chfcaan Tribune.
JANEsv1LLE, Wis. Sept. 8.-On Saturday after
noon Nicholas Tracy, Ut the Town Of Contro,
this county, waa so badly kicked by colt which
he was broaking u to cause Ills death In few
hnufH
, 1873-09-09
Dclpnatos for tho National Pork.
l'nCkorAf Convention.

SptcfdI D|s0dt86 to Tho CH7ca0o 7F76tN5
DEaAIolNEs Iowa, Sept. 8.-Qon. J. IT. Tuttlo,
J. Bhissler, III. n. Murphy, aud a number OF
other packers at this place. will attend tho Pork
PaoAoiB Convention at Chicago on Wednesday.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. "A large delegation
Of Louiayille pork-paokers, left tlls evening tor
, 1873-09-09

Special Dtspatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Sept. 8.-The Kansas Aoadomy Of
Science met tor its annual meeting III this city
to-day. The Loading scientific mon are prosent
from al parts Of the State. President MoVicar,
Of Washburne Collage, delivered lecture this
evening upon tho Darwinian theory Of tho ori.
gin Of man, aharply ctiticiaIug the same. and
, 1873-09-09

Special Uispatch 70 Tia Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Sept 8. = Mr. George r.
Thompson, formerly prominent Democratic
politician Of this section, waB thrown from q
buggy friday night. and severely injured. He
has Gocn unconscious sinoo, aud his recovery ia
dn11Ltful.
, 1873-09-09

Special Dispatch to 1te CAtcago Tribune.
Krogux, Iowa, Sept. a.-Tlo American Meth
oliYt Episcopal Conference, III session to-day,
decided to oLango tho place Of holding tho noxt
annual conference from Jacksonville to SPRING
field Illinois.
, 1873-09-09
post.Offtce IsayestIRattou.

n1onuoHp, w., Sept. IA special telegram
from Warrenton to tile Dispatch saya that .
special agent OF the Post-0ttico Department is
there Investigating tho charge that Republicans
have used official postage stamps for f1auklng
political dooumonta.
, 1873-09-09

BALTIMORE. Sept. >a.-deorge, ohaso and
uight, On tls phiiuuofph!a turnpike. and tho
, 1873-09-09

speefat Dtspatch to The Chioa1o Tribune.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Bept. 8-From parties who
have Just arrived VIC learn that heavy wind-fall,
ono milo In width crossed tho Ohfppoaa near
Dig Bond Township 81, Range g. Extent Of
, 1873-09-09

Special Dispatch 10 T'hs Chicago 1F}6tnt.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. 8.-Tho Eau Claire
County Agricultural Assooiation's frat annual
fair takes n]aco here tomorrow md continues
four days. -Four Thousand lyo hundred dollars
in premiums will bo given to exhibitors, and
largo p,1rsos for trotting and running, races.
Horses are here from Minnesota and other
Ter B, Tho entries for au classes ars large, and
promise to mako the moat successful fair ever
held in the county.
, 1873-09-09

NEW YoAK, Sept. ga dispatch to tho Produce
Exchange, from Albany, statos that tho bottom
Of Lock Is, Erle Canal, haB gono ont, which
would cuuao 4 detention OF about twenty four
hnurH
, 1873-09-09
AsALLE COUNTY FAIR.

LAsALLE COUNTY FAIR.
Special Dispateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-Tho Lasallo County
Fair begius tomorrow. to last four days: a very
large gathering Of people, and the best display OF
blooled stock ovcr aoen hero, ID expected.
, 1873-09-09

PEKN, ILL.,, Sept. 8-Tho fourth annual fair OF
the Pokin Agricultural and Mechanical Asaoola-
lion opens Tomorrow. Tho woather is cool and
delightful, and tho prospects aro good for suc:
oossful fair. The magnificent milo-traok OF
tho Association Is in superb eondt-
tion, and there will bo some hne
here aro tho following runnera: Lady Fair
field, Frod Bannabel, Della uoaIn, Lady Nc
Intro, Vidal, George Sterling. Western STAT
sowansio, Killlkinniok, Dordoll: Burnside, Il Ncd s
Horso, and many others: Also tho tho. fo1loT os.
frances, Mollie O, Jim SHARP, Lady Bird, OBJ
sorver, John Morgan, Chickanlauga, Uncle Sam,
Rosa Dello, Gen. Henderson, 6hoo,,Fly, Gen.
Grant, jack Cook, Longfellow,, WatorviLo.
fast ttmo will bo made.
, 1873-09-09

V7CFsT 9I&T FFiIV
LONDON, Sept 8.-Owipg to the diBsatlsfaction
with the proceedings Of the British American
h1ixed Claims Commission ut Washington,
claimants hero contemplate calling public moot
ing to give oppression to their grievances.
, 1873-09-09
RIRIsHN,
DEATHS. .

DE28uN4ER-Qn tundsy, tho 7th Inst, tho vito d
IT, Montroai aud noston paposp p1esso copy.
, 1873-09-09
A AThtrtY-Yenrss Sentence.

Il eoHF0's77s
NASHUA, N. H., Sept. a.-Diohl, tho murderer
Of blair, was to-day sentenced to thirty yea1a IN
EtRto Prison.
, 1873-09-09
100 CHOICE
RESIDENCE LOTS :!

Those lots largo size from 8 to 70 foot 'front.' and
from l5o to m fcot doop, fronting rido aycuuss Tho
railway Accommodation excellent ia trains
da5) accommodating all who must be 1t their place OF
business by O'Clock In tho morning we'll those who
prefer coming iatar. Evanston IL situated gono
duaons Just Of sufficient rise and fall to Afford almost
natural d.Ansge but In sddon to this IN e1tenaivo fou
erago syston Is being put IN. Tho Northwestern
Unvo.y, tho Fo,ualo College, and thu Public Schools
afford educational privileges equal to any In tho Wost It
u also we supplied with stores Of all sorts, whoro
luxury can bo Obtained This city has just started of
tho nest ayaem Of ratos-works In the Wost which will
be completed cost Of e1so0o0 and with gas, which
has boon for somo time introduced, will mako E7anston
equa any largo city In a that pertains to comfort and
conyenonce Thoro il now building magnificent ptcr
and lighthouse which. whom finished, will gvo Evanston
tho finest lake landing to bo found in suburban town.
Investments hoto to yield profitable increase IN
tho y4uo OF tho property special train. free to a
Will loasc thu Northwestern Depot coEnor Canal and Kim
xiasts, At l.eo p H., THURSDAY. SEPT. IL. for Ev-
anstou returning attar the salc which will bcgn on Ar
RIVAL OF THE TRAIN UPON THE GROUND.
Tho MAMMOTH PAVILION, which has boon 10 pop
uar At previous sslos, will be hostod to accommodate
those In attendance. .....,
Terms Of 4alo S1o monthly payments Zach lot, or
cash. balance In ., and years, ntprcst per can't "A
deposit Of $ will DO required each lot At tmo OF sse
printed abstract will be furnished 10 oae
Plats and information may DO had Of COMMONS d
BEST, III LaBallo4t, OF ot
ELLISON & FOSTER, Auct'rs,
ory 1r o@~TT,GT
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OFFICERS.
Vim. Martin, President.
JOHN Is. Palmer, Vice President.
A. q. BrdniZcr, Cashier
J. II. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G. Is. Smith, Assistant Ca silicr
Directors.
=. Wa.i" ' Hampton, william Martin. John =.
Il Iteiai,rE, T. +. Gregg, Columbia.
G. Scott, W. G. Mayes, Newbcrry.
u. d. Eutiedgc, DancI Eavenol, Jr.. Char
eaton.
M ECHANICS, I.ahcrers, Clerks, Widows,
W Orphans and others may here deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate of inter-
est thereon. Planters, Professional Men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funds unti! they require them for business or
other purposes; Parents desiring 10 set .part
small sums fer children, and Married Women
and Minors twhose deposit can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their legal representatives wiehing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here affors ed
an opportunity of depositng their means
whore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
tho same time, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. Aug IS
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N.Y. ,,,tas !ssI at,i? sys.. "a. 77[,;s:: Z !.
cc,rIst.N,a,sss Essg 1ssa 3 sGe EeSi,ngtontKy
H..;a. HDa.;Ss.s!.a"vnusanno1no s ths 'deieat} OF
vention :, ' AAsga04uses'S l'' Ssass 20 u
The. roar;no a. 23an ,aariEna iEM y.,It =, ;L.,,s,
BeasshS fSsmi 3 Insi i y,
fiendishS BsastSthS blatherfnr. estJ1.suI. hrswi
Believing, ,hleer-eyed, brimstona.beloh,
ing Behemoth az Eorall. was defeated
last: wednss ssday. II 'tthe Naaty.Nasty,
Nastychdsstta Stats Thieves sowh Con!
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Barnum's Hotel,
Corner Broadrray and 7icenieM Srptt.,
NEW YORK CITY.
On both American and European Plans

COMPLETE with all modern improve.
~ ments: rooms ea suite and single; pri.
Yate parlors, baths, elevators, &c. Location
unsurpassed, being in tho very centre OF IA.
shion and brilliant New York iifc. In proxi.
nifty to churches and places OF amuscment.
and Lord 4 Tsylor's, Arnold 4 Constables'
The hotel is under tho management of a. 8.
Barnam, formerly OF Barnum's Hotel, Balti.
more; /: n: Green, Of Dayton, Ohio, and re-
gently Of New York, and Freeman Barnum,
Barnum's Hotel, ST. Louis. nSent Q n!E 1mo
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Present Capital, $50. 600
Authoriztd Capital, $500 900
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER. President.
A. G. BREEIZER, Cashier.
y. r. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
THIS BANK will soon occupy its maenifi-
Il cent three-story and Mansard Roof build.
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets, but
for the present will do business ut it's old
banking House, opposite the Columbia Hotel.
a general Banking business transacted. Cor
.lacates II Deposit. bearing Interest at the
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum. ispued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
OF debt discounted, and money loaned on col
:aterais; Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent ci;ics
IN tho United States bought and sold
:, DIhEcToRs-Jas. ~ E. Black, JohnR. Palmer,
r. W. Mcalastcr, r. D. Sem, Tot II. d. Sem i
SOM G. ". Besrdcn, tof Copeland l. Bear
den! i. I: Bryan, ". G. kwafield, (ot n. &
W. {. Swaflieid,) W. T.. Stanley. j. c. Sccgcre;
samuel McGowan, Abhcville; Jamos II. Ricn,
Winn.boro. Feb
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A I prices at onco satisfactory and en:io-
sisting OF Woolens, Jeans, Cloths, Cssai-
meres, Blankets, Flanncls, Bleached, Brown
and Linen Goods, Diapers, Damasks, Towels,
Jaconets, Swisses, Tarle.ans, Dress Goods in
nrab de Etes. serges, Twille, Canton Cloths
Alpaess, de-, full to overlooking. Our Notion
and Small Ware and Lace, Cloak and Shawl
Departments fall and new. Our MILL
merry, the prnttiest ever eeen, will bo open
arc ready, and our Carpet and House-Fur-
nishing Department in full blast, Our
Wholesale Department also ready, and our
friends and tho public generally urged 10
give US call. Our salesmcn and attendants
polite and willing; and as to ourselves, we
are ambitlous to do our usual largo trade,
and thankful for any patronage.
A splendid Dress-n,akng Department in
the house. Il. c. SILVER IS co.
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Special Notices.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIACE,-Hann
relief for young men from the effects oi
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood re.
storec. imPediments to marrisge removed.
New method Of treatment. New and re.
sent free, il sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution hay.
Ing high reputation for honorable conduct
aud professional ekll. July 3mo
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits o. 81 and Upwards Received.

iNTERk,S3 ALLOWED AT The RATE
= OF .SETEN PER CENT. PEI. ANNCH
ON CERIIFICAIE.S az DEPOSIT
dND SIX PER GE:T. COMPOUND Ed
EVEKYSIH MONTHS ON dCCOTNIS
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-09-18
Upper OHIO Left Out.

To The Editor of The Daily Times
Cannot something be done to convey
the people on the Upper Ohio to the
Exposition on reduced terms? All the
avenues conveying persons to aud from
Cincinnati during the Exposition have
made liberal discounts for the round
trip except the steamboats, monopoly
controlled by Capt. Wash HOnshell,
The Potomac, Wildwood, st. james,
BoStona, and Fleetwood vet retain the
war prizes. We are charged $3.50
both wayS-Sometimes no meals. The
patrons Of this company are Justified
in complaining Of the continued high
steamboat tariff, especially when both
rich and poor desire to visit the EXposi-
ton.
As an example, few gentlemen
made an estimate of orr neighborhood
hat if the fare was reduced they count
cd one hundred persons that would 90
10 The Exposition: otherwise they all
STAY at hon Every branch of indus
try is to he benefited by this company
offer NJ their patrons equal inducements
held out to other sections surrounding
Cincinnati. and we do hol C Capt Hon
she'll and his company will open the
way ON the Upper Ohio. If not come
on with Your opposition boats. The
people will stand by and patronizc the
new line, and Cincinnati will stand by
us.
THE CfrzExS or Utter ONO VAL
LEY.
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Change Of srhedule.-The pop
liar line for Richmond AMI all points on

Change OF scheduic.-rhe pop
liar line for Richmond AMI all points on
the Chrsa peake and Ofio Railroad.
Richmond, York River g. Chesapeake Railroad
The magnificent iron s'"rner psuE,' -
Capt A e. Nickle, will leave Pier 10
Ligh, street wharf foot OF Barre street,
on Mondays, " ednesdays and Fridays, at
p. M, stopping at The Landings on the
York River aud arriving at Richmond 1t
10 IN. the following morning.
P,s-engerTrsi leaving Richmo nd
for baltimore and all points North, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays at q
m, arriving nj Baltimore ihe following
morning.
This route from Baltimore offers 10 the
public an uninterrupted nights rest on the
Bay, and snieIing the York River ut
Daylight aforLs the passengers a beauti-
ful view Of the magnificent scenery ON
York River: and allowing time 10 par
take Of Breakfast on the steamer before
srrivi IL at West Point.
Passengers from Baltimore 10 Rich
mond $500 after thirty days tickets
will lie sold to baltimore over this line 1t
! the same prices Of any other line.
Freight received IN he days mentioned
above, carefully handled aud forwarded
with dispaicb.
All claims fer lost and damaged freight
will be promptly traced and adjusted.
Through bills Of Lading and rates guar
anteed TO all points south as low % BY
any other line. For furtbur Information
apply to r. PosTyn, Gen'l superintendent,
90 Light street Baliimorr.
EDw, r. FOLGER,
Gen1 Ticket & Freight AZ't Richmond ,
Va. N. H. HorcnEI,s, Travelling Agent.
--Hsadquort,rs Fopntom Hoten BdLimors.
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MUsIcAL ENTERrAINNENr.-LaSt Fri
day night the music loving citizens Of
Huntington enjoyed rare treat Miss
Mamie Love gave a concert consisting
Of vocal and instrumental music, of
Ingham's hall, which proved about as
interesting to a crowded house of our
most talented citizens As anything we
ever witnessed. Miss Love had quite
a number Of assistants, amongst whom
we noticed, Mrs. Brcslin, Miss More
head, Mr.. Wiley and daughters, Mr..
Warner, Miss EnSlow, and probably
many others whose names We do not
now call to mind.
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Huntington JaafpfrIlfat'
ITYTIYGTOX LOCAL DIRECTORY.


r,,,s- TnrsEYrERIAS.-Sih Avenue between
EIssL - strr,ts. Rev. J. ID. McClint0ck,
t -. - s.rvirfs every sabbath, at 10 A. NJ,
49, N Sabhath School ats a m
,,.,,-vsr,Sr ErrscoFAL. Rector, Rev EL
tssSH,sisnfine Jones. services az Trinity Hall
~ Svsnne between iOth and nth streets, every
Sunday n n q. m. and p m. Sunday school
ats p. m.
CoxaRrsl rroS,L Rev. C. :. Walker, Pastor.
SeTVices al Pilgrim Hail, 81 avenue, above 10Th
street Preaching at n a. m, and n m. Union
S1bStfh SchOolat2 ?. m Prayer meeting ed
nesday az P. m. strangers and all others cor
Italy inNiteu-
NE CHUKcri.RVv, J. A. Kibbe. Pastor Preach
ING hereafter regularly at The VI. r. Church. 81
avenue. bet gth and 10Th streets, at II a. m. and
p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCIL-PaStor Rev ]. +. HardwicSc.
Services IN Bprdick'S Hall sunday school az
o'clock a. m. Preaching half past 2. NJ, prayer
meeting Friday evening.
EPISCOPAL CH-RcH.-services az Trinity Hall
t9rd avenue between iOth and iith streets 10y the
he Rector Rev Edward Valentine Jones. every
sunday. except she hrSL sunday school at
O'Clock p. IN.
BRECKENRiDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev j. :. Peters. Worship IN COmpany's bull
ding corner Of Fourth Avenue and Twelfth ST.
services AZ II O elk \ NJ, and AS 2 M.-Sunday
scnool ats AN,
KIP. HrEs LODGE No. 15-Wil meet in
their new hall on the corner Of 4th. Avenue and
18th. 81 on the irst and third Tuesdays Of each
m nnth atSp m. GEO. CULLEN.
&. Morris, r. K, :
n Masonic Huntington Lodge No. 50
N Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
" " viii meet IN their New lIall, on the cor
NJ uer % 4th avenue and 18th street, on
v Nthe nrSt and third Fridays OF each
month. at Z O'Clock p. M
JAS. T. MORROW, W. VI.
NJ n. BROOSS, Scc'y.
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cur true and worthy brother DAME
A. Womeldortf, and
Whereas, 1t becomes us as bTetherI
of this Order to express in fitting Ian
guage the loss of our deceased brother
Therefore, be it
RcsotDed, That we tender to the be-
reaved wife and friends of our deceased
brother, our heartfelt sympathy il
this their hour Of affection.
Resolred, That as a token Of res
pect, our charter be draped in mourn
ing, and the members wear the uSuaI
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Rs,oleed, That 4 blank page be left
in our minute book in memory of our
deceased brother.
Resoleed, That copy of these reso-
lutions to bc present d to the friends Of
the deceased, and published in the Guy
andotte, Barboursville and Huntington
papers.
r II. LEE HAYsrLP,
FRANK l.. IIERsER, Com. g.
J. I. PRENDERGASr.
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Second Because il is. in the tru-
r-t sense, fair aud independent en- oil
political questions, while it is 10
spirit truly Republican.
Thjrd-Bccause it is in fovor Of all
fir and honest measures designed to
promote the welfare Of farmers and
merchants; and therefore opposed to
al speculative monrpolies. and the
wholesale appropriation of the public
iand--the future homes Of the peo
plc-ro railroad corporations.
Fovrfh- Because it gathers the
news from all quarters of the world,
BY telegraph and through its own
special correspondents and reporters,
and condcnses it into such brief
shape as to present reliable mirror
Of oil that ia going on in this and
OTHER countries.
Fifh-Because its Market Reports
Of Live Stock, Grain, Groceries, Dry
Goods. sc, of this and other leading
commercial cities of the Union, have
always proved most reliable; and be
cause its Agricultural Department Is
conducted with ability and an Darn
est desire to benefit the farmer
Sir'h-Bccause it isa paper for
the Home Circle always havioe
mathipg for he Young Folks IS
we'll as for the Old Folks, something
for tho Humorous as we'll ss fo'
the Thoughtful; something for The
Ladies as we'll ss for the Gentlemen
in fact, something suited for 81
tastes
The WEEKLY TIMES is the mos
popular Family Newspaper issued IL
the West. as ia demonstrated by 1T
immense circulation, which is greater
than that Of any other weekly pub
lished outside of New York City.
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