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| have no hesitation In recommending DR..
smyth after seeing him perform a very skillful
! operation on the ear of Rev. p j. OCarroll, who
was thereby instantaneously cured OF deafness
Of long standing.
my1dly LOUIS DEGoESBRIAND.
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ALEXANDRE's KIDS,
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HAIR SWITCHES AND CURLS.
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INFANTS LONG AND SHORT ROBES,
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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17
RIVER wS.
evening

Huntington May l6, 1873.
River falling rapidly with about u feet
water III the channel from mere out
Packets all on time
The travelling public never could he any
better provided Tor than they are now on
the G. Il o r II 10y the connections down
the river with the palatial steamers Bos-
to"a and Fleetwood; persons travelling all
day over "a ralircad arrive in Huntington
Just IN time to step on board one OF those
steamers ahordins all the accommodations
oi fret class ho:el, aud being served with
sumptlous replst and com Portable n ghts
sleep, a"akes in Cincinnati ready to pro-
coed TO business or on their journey
The old veteran Captain, Il 81. Wade
whom many Of the old citizens OF Kama
villa Valley will remember PAGES the deck
Of the Bostona, with Charley Davidson in
the oiiice, AMI that prince Of mates. An
drew IIaslett, in chlrge Of the lover deck.
The Fleetwood j. commando T., Captain
j. I Campbell. who T. too well known ON
the Ohio river to ueel any racoinmen
dtion to the public. while in h..oflicc is
found that ever olliliug aud accomoiat
ing Johu 1horrbur., assisted hy the worl !
renowned Manck and all persons Will
sleep .ouudly on board when they know
that their lives are in the carv Of 30 sLi.l
ful a pilot ~ Bro-c Dennis
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From the Ba tinore Underwritrr.
HUNTINGTON ABROAD.

"A voice from West Virginia Hunting
ION, the ONO river terminus oi the Che>,,-
p-sAe and OHIO Railway. though AN Ia
la siile ciIy,.is rapidly coming mp. Among
iis instit thong - Lyceum, aud a;..vug H.
Insurance men, il Major " :. Downrr
The Aforesaid Downer delivered in Iiie
aforesaid Bycpum or the 18th u.t. an AL
dress upon the d.iti'- and dem IL Of Anne o.
can citizenship, which n reported az tie
Huntington Angus. ~ u very cre'ital'-
production, ami winch. "fitr- points Tor ron
-lderation which II acre to Ice h"p-,l might
be better app. rciated ~ more metropolitan
placea
1t is said, "A prophet bath homo
or, except in his own couutry. The Ma
jor did not expect to 30 more than interest
his hearers ia the Lycrum when he read
hls address, but as the Lyceum requested
us publication in the Argus, here We fnd
it read and comrlimrnted in tie meirorp.
Titan city OF Baltimore. The Ascu- c, =
cnaies far aud near, aud a. this shows, .
Is read
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paEssrrEnY OF euEENsnrEn.


The Presby,ery OF Greenbrier met We'd
nesday, May 7th, in the Kanawha Salines
church. and WAS opened with a sermon
10y Rev. D. s. Sydvu-iricker. Rev. J. II.
u. Lewis and Mr. J. Mays, Clerks. The
Presbytery continued its session until Sat.
uriay night. The meeting was full one,
and very interesting. The reports from all
the churches showed an increase of
membership Rev. DR. Adkins President OF
Hampton Sidney College was present, and
presented the claims ofthe college Rev. Mr.
Lacy oi Iewisburg was appointed to visit he
churches in the eastern part OF the Pres
hytery, and Rev. Mr.. Brown of Kanawha
Salines those in the western part, and
pre- ent he claims CT the college to the
people Rev j. u Leps and Elder John
Stuart were chosen commissioners to the
General assembly at Little Rock, Arkansas.
Rev. g. T. Lyle of Montgomery Pre-, bytery,
was granted permission to labor within
the bounds of this Presbyiery. Each
Minister was appointed to give two weeks
from his church to missionary work.
The name of the Huntington Cnurch
was changed to. "First Presbyterian
Church of Huntington Rev J ID Nc
Clin,ock presented n letter OF dismission
from the Prestylery OF Ehenczer, and after
examination, was enrolled as mem Der
of Greenbrier Presbytery. a call from
the First Church Huntington, twas place
in his hands and accepted, and Rev j .
C. Barr OF Charleston, and Rev. J. C..
Brown of Kanawha Sales. and Elder Lew
is were appointed to install him in the pas
toral office.
Rev. w +. Hill presented letter from
the Presbytery oi West Hanover, and after
being examined. was received aud enrolled
NJ member Calls from the churches
of Point Pleasant and Buffalo were placed
in his hands aud accepted, and Rev. j. C.
Barr, and Rev. j L. McCliniock appoint
ell TO Install him at Point Pleasant, and
Rev. j. G. Brown and Rev Edward Eells
to install him at Buffalo
1t was resolved to hold an adjourned
meeting at Mount Pleasant Church on
the ID of July for the purpose of examin-
ing Mr. a. H. Hamilton with view 10
his licenses TO preach the gospel. The
next regular meeting will be held at the
Richlands Church, October |. There was
preaching by the members of Preshytery
each evening, and on Saturday and Sab
bath mornings, attended by large and at
tentive congregations a ielt itgood tc
he there
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
HUNTINGTON May l3, 1873

- N-'sssN'aS%' -'&er 49,
Council met pursuant to adjournment
His Honor, the Major, in the chair. Pres
en,, C"uncilnrn Enslow, Nit she'll and Yer
lander. absent, Councilmen Emmons aud
Burdick.
Minutes la-t meeting read and approved.
The following accounts we're presented
and approved The recorder WAS instruct
to give orders on the Treasurer for the
same; l.. g. Chase months services A.
teacher S115 Miss Ella N.fr two months
services as teacher, $50 f. 7. Saunder. ~
Bro. medical services, sl20
An account OF .IImes Carter for services,
as nurse at small pox hoe piial. amounting
to SO. was referred to the Recorder with
Instructions to pay the same after deduct =
ting all accounts Tor articles furnished the
wife OF the said James Carter, 10y his orders.
by different parties during the time he act.
ed rs nurse:
On motion, it was resolved that the CITY
hold the county responsib BILE Tor all amounts
expended with recent cases of small pox
and that all such accounts shall he present
ell TO the county court at its next meeting,
a. the overseer OF the poor was properly
notified.
Account of Ketzmiller & Haney for labor
on small pox hospital, amounting to Sl7,
was presented, and on motion, action there.
upon was deferred until next meeting
Accounts OF Ira Cby and Phil Hatfield.
Tor Keeping school room in order, amount
ing to Sl2 80, were presented and action
postponed until next meeting.
a petition OF y w. Haines, II. II. Mad
dox, Green & Kaier, W S Downer, aud fifty
or more citizens was presented asking that
two night po icemen he appointed On
motion, action was deferred until next meet.
ing for the purpose OF learning the views
generally OF citizens upon the subject
Councilman Enslow presented AN ord.
nance Tor the purpose OF opening Sth street
10 the hill and the road beyond Action
on which was deferred until the next meet
ing with the Understanding that the Coun
cIl would go in body this week aud view
the roads proposed.
Councilman Ehslow presented the follow
ing ordinance:
lie It ordained 10y the Common Council
OF the city OF Huntington, thai the lot
owners ON 2nd Avenue between 7th and
9Th Streets, he required to put down brick
sidewalks twelve ieet wide, with "a brick OF
stone gutter, ON a grade OF five inch incl.
nation, and on the legal grade OF ,he street
the same to be paid Tor 10y tue sad lot
owners, and the work to We done under I'll,
direction q tie street Commissioners til,
whole 10 be completed in sixty DAYS
/ On motion OF Councilman Ensl5w, ac.
/ ton Oh the above ordinance was de'crre.
until next meeting.
! -" motion, the Marshal WAS instructed
( 10 take charge of the 18th Avenue Schoo
/ House aud grounds ~ soon rs the schoo
term closed, and see that they were care.
fully protected from damage
On motion, Councilman Mitchell wa,
appointed a committee to confer with III,
+ fhyslriaus OF the city. and see what ar
rargcment could he made with one %
them to act ~ city Physician Tor the cnsu
my year, and to report AT next mertir.
Adjourned TO meet May -. 1873
JOHN II. OBEY. Recorder.
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Great excitement prevails at Parsons,
in Kansas at the present time, caused by
the discovery OF n system OF promiscuous
numbering. great many murders la We
been committed recently, and the victims
buried la one case young girl wa.
forced in IA grave with her murdered father
and buried alive. a large reward has
been offered in that county and State Tor
the arrest OF the assassins.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

We are glad to see, from late dispatches.
that the war lever in Louisiana has died
out, and the factions dispersed and gone
home; but as this seems to be owing to
the presence OF u S. troops, it remains to
have concluded to hereafter live in peace
and harmony We hope they have.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

Five ont Of seven prisoners confin ed in
that institution on Friday nihgt OF last
week. Up to this time no information rs
to their W bereabouts have been received,
notwithstanding the entire country has
been searched. Sheriff Merrill offers re
ward OF $3.50 Tor their recapiure.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

The rivers OF Virg mia and North Carroll
ma have been swollen TO an unprecedented
height by recent rains in that vicinity, and
great loss OF property Is the consequence
No report Of lives being lost have ms vet,
reached W., and as the lates news report
the streams again on the decline, matters
will again soon assume the usual shape.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

terrible tornado passed through por
ton oil Ohio last week. At Belle Centre
eight dwellings, five stores and church
were blown down. Huge trees that had
stood the storms and tempests for ages
were uprooted aud scattered in all drec-
rectons. Great CONSERVATION prevailed
among the people during its continuance.
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a great deal Is being said by the news
papers about the death Of Cakes Ames and
James b ooks the Cnngressmen ulon
whom all the blame tor the Credit Moblirr
swindle was placed 10y the Interrogation
committec-snd tut httle sympathy is
manifested ior trem While All this may
he right, We SHOULD not forget tliat but Two
Of tie many ri-cals Of which the isie Con
gross was composed have gone to their
fnal reward II the others vii not die
naturally, We say XIII and bury them 20.
itically.
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Saturday. May y, 1874.

We are glad to learn that the penitentia.
~ troubles at Monndsville have been left
10 the courts for settlement. 1t was the
only honorable course to pursue 10y either
party.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

Is San Francisco p,prr heals q le--r.p
lion g q school committee lus per-nf,-
81 uan-prcfnre- ~ puhi.c rlhcpIir- Fc.
con rt~ et.iiuy- vt cllstlr educators d.
'hoHcai d--ecu"u OF ID ny isWiari,-.
i''"orsele--y r'r~ cd 10, our r,,,nne re
pOr.t..
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One Of the newly elected Bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Gilbert
Haven, mas adop ed the iloca diocesan
+ piscopal des gnatIon, and travels as "the
Bishop Of Atlanta" This is thought to
be something new IN Methodism.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

As the Supreme Court of the State OF
New York has refused to grant new tra,
20 Stokes, the anrderer OF Jas FIX, jr.
the case has been carried to the Court OF
Appeals, where the last ii hit will lie made
10 cheat the hangman. Stokes has the
consolation @: knowing that he will live a
month longer at least, even if the last
named court should decide against han.
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ron S1LE.

\ two story frame house ani LOT situsi
81 iu a de-irAble locality. on 4'h A,e.u.
''rte,en nh ,ni lnth strrct. Tef.a- mo.t
sr,e SRI. ~ d,is oH:e
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

Reports came from Paris and London
that Emperor William ot Germany was
tired upon while reviewing the troops at
St Petersburs The shot passed through
his helmet and wounded an ajutant
Later reports pronounce the attempted
assassination Il cdnard
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NV RoUrE- FOR lHApR ANp TRtvEL -
The Philadelphia Press arponncr-
uiat ON Monday the house OF Lam bert.
Thomas * Co. received from May-v.Ile.
Ky consignment of bpur hy WY of the
'ne-apcake and ONO railroad and the
Pies thus speaks o' the prospective al
van'aee- 10 PhiledeIphi, from th- great
railway:
This railroad will be an impor'ontaux
iliary to the trade of Phiade.pbit when
completed 10 Cincinnati Already the
lDHp) river towns cut OF from railroad
COMMUNICATION during low water. can reach
Huntington when it 10 impo--ih'e for Steam
boats 10 get e.. high ne Plrsrr-uurg
wheeling or Pr-hmg Huntington 10
-omy ghty miles nearer 1901 below the
frrm.ru4 Of The Baltimore a Ohio railroad
near the mouth of the Big Sandy river
and Within -i.htof the Kentucky state
Iue
Tire Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Ina
a'-e'ir brought freight ur Po-rn M
Nev York. besides thut TO Philadelphia.
noticed above
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lhe o'- IN Express Train from Richmori
connects at Huntington, with the spcnd
S.'"i"err Fleetwood and Bostonn, arriving ~
Cincinnati, a. IN. daily
Passenger leaving Cincinnati at u IN. Nv
chesapeake X Ohio Railway Packet steamer.
arrive at Huntington 1880 a M Taking the
~ a IA. Express Train they have three hours
~ Charle-ton, lnrrivins at l2:lo p. NJ ini
"'heT points ~ the kannwhh valley, and return
80 cincinnati 't a. IN. Portsmouth and Iron
ton morning passengers return .nnr cycniu-
y" On ami after the lst Of June, Pullman.
i"'"es Sleeping C"', will be put upon theron B..
ROUND rRGP TICKETS
viii be sold at stations for Charlotte, s.f
Huntington, At reduced rates. good oNty ..-
The day sold, on Accommodation Train.
A. II. PERRY. GonI Sup't.
JANIS +. NgrHFRL,Sb, Gen. Ticket A.'t.
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G. p. Huntington. A Low. Pr.y
Fisk. and David Stewart, OF New York;
and Col II. D. Whiicon'h, OF Richmond
Va, arrived in the city on Monday. Mr.
Huntington, wife, aud laughter, and Coils
II. Emmons, OF this place, left for Cali
fcrnia on the steamer Fleetwood, Tuesday
evening
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Trains arrive and depart from Huntingt.n
daily, (Sundays exccptcd.)
Commencing -Hondoy, May ), 1873.
GoiSG EAsr.
1000 a. m Express Train for Richmond. aud
all points North and South
";20 IN. Accommodation Train, arriving
~ charleston $40 p. IN. and Kanawha Fan.
500 p. IN.
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Ano'h'r Terrible r,'ue q -a.t p occurred
A. the ,'r',nm'"i Co'li.ry, We-tyil.e y
s., on the 1911 'D-, Are brot. out i,
the mine which Vs. ,,ll,,..it......,...
ION, cau,'rg the death Of sky miner.
Il may he that o'her- have sL,-.i the
zane 'at, Our iS',., advice. .,,,. u,,,
the f-~ II It'll ragin , sti sno,l..,.u....
ioH u fenrei
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Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
Chesapeake and Ohio E<aiINay.

Huntington, w Va, May l3th.-Gen-
eral Huntington, President, Major \
II. Perry, General Superintendent; Colonel
II D W hitcomb, Chief Fngin, er, aud Ma
jnr Low, Of New York. Director of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, have lust
arrived. having passed over the line bv
daylight with view Of making -uch inn
proyement, additions of trains, and general
arrangements necessary IN consequence o,
the Unexpectedly large increase OF ra-.en-
nars and freight business thrown upon
the road since the opening to Richmond
III March last Pullman palrcs sleep n,
cars will be put upou theroad onthc fret
Of Juue
The Che-apcake and Ohio Railway aud
steamer from Cincinnati will herea ter Ice
the popular route from the West to " hit-
sulphur Springs the Saratoga OF the south
Hons Eugene Cas~ery, OF Csliforn a
and I f Bayari, Of Delaware. senator a J.
Committee to examine the Feasibility of
The knnaV ba and james River Canal H. =
provement are IN the valley, and expected
here Tomorrow evening
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-17

The latest news from thSLava Beds say
there are thirty l"dians under command oil
Cap. Jack, yet to lie exterminated
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

sunvills Seminary will open Sept. IL.
suuvlile Is as free as possible. from bad 10
ausnces. The new building speaks OF the
enterprise and good taste Of the community
Young ladies may 60 to Sunville and pre-,
pare for college or for ssaching 10 the pub
llo schools. TIE school will contain nor.
NAL department. Good bosrd and low pri.
ces. Instruction given on piano and organ.
For furthur particulars address
s. H. PRArHER, .PrincipsL
r. lst. % .I.H Sunville, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

STABBING AYYRAY.-A stsbbing adrsy
occurred abont one o'clock Sunday morning
which resnited 10 the serious injury Of q
man named Alobzo Raymond. ON employee
at Smawley's livery stable, atths bands oI
one Vest. Evans. 1t appsdrs Raymohd and
another man were in a disfephtable house
at the upper end Of town kept by woman
named frankie Davis. They were ir q
room aud bad the door locked, when Evans
came into the house and demanded admit
tsnce. This was refused by Raymond when
Evaus immediately kicked ithe- door in--
lAs sooS as b 60. in Raymond clinche d
and threw bin to the floor, during the me-
lee recsivipg severe oui 10 the fteshy part
Of the left leg near the Zip. He held Evans
down until the knife IVES taken from him,
aud then upon getting up discovered for the
first time thst be had been cut. The wound
bied profaseiy before being dressed. The
knife used is ~ ugly looking weapon sud
has blade between four aod fus inches
long. The wound was about three inches
deep and two inches long. Evans was ar
rested at his mothers house at the mouth Of
Benneboff Ruo, yesterday orenoon, by
Justice Reynolds and Constable Burgsse,
and coudusdsin tho lock up uatil this morn
ing, whom brought before Justice R. for
examination. By advice Of his counsel he
waived hearing. and was beld 10 the sum
Of $500 for bis appearance at Frsnklin to
answer the charge. Failing to prosnre the
requisite security be was taken down on the
soon train. Raymond was held 10 the sum
Of 800 to appear as witness In the case T.
Evans is hard Customer aud has figured
frequently on the police docket. This case
viii probably wind up bis career for some
time to come. as the prospec. 1. good for
few years retirement for him in Allegheny.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

" 10 Fnglaod:: recently . trial was made 81
what 10 clailned to be an unsInkabls boat.
Il 10 made of boiler plate, shaped somewhat
like flask, cir being snpplied throsgh
holes. The boat upon which the trial Was +,
made is capable Of holding sixteen people,
and 10 fitted up with lockers, seats, sos to.
ble. The experimental trial Is said to hsve
been successful.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

r The mess. system at the University ofVir
ginia has reduced the board Of the students
to an almost miraculous degree Of chespness
The University report mentions . mess Of
eight whose board only cost them 80 per
month, and one State student whoss total
expense for living during tbs session, in-
ciudiog room rents bosrd, iieh,s, tusl, q, and
washing, has been under yl40. -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

From gentleman who came up from St.
Petersburg, yesterday morning, we lssrn
chat our former townsman, Mr. Harry De-
rousse. now Burgess Of St Petersburg, was
violently asssuited Saturday night BY man
named Barney Vensel, and during the me-
.sse which ensusd Vense. literally ohswed
Fese Of Mr.. Derousse's ears of. The affair
It seems grew out of come hard feeling on
the pastof venss! It the manner ia which
the borough laws were enforced BY Derousse
vensel was former Burgess Of the town 10
buctwhsat times, and our informant states,
10 jealous al the improvements going on un-
der the present administration. Vensel is
svsty wealthy man, but having turned
calnibal, Il is to be hoped Mr.. .Derousse
viii follow bimt the extent of the law
This is the story as told oulorsportsr. Mr..
Derousse is widely known and respected In
this section, and his assailant is universal
ly condemned by ell. et1
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

We Of Pennsylvauia have been accustom-
cd to regard ourselves - moro -favossd by
nature iu The possession Of oil springs than
sdy other spot on shssIobs. But evss oar
rich petroleum wells woul ID seem to bsfairly
rlva'ed by uspsha 'ptipss of 'hs Caucasus
for the ssset paptba touota in near BskQp il
said 70 spurt ihis liquid TO ths'hsgh q forty
feet, 70 q js. vhich4 hss dsstbetsr Of ten
iuchssst hsbsse. Macy companies have
been iormsdto turn this abundance Of nap
ths to PRACTICAL account y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-11

\ We learn on good authority that ns@
livery stable is soou to be opened in town.
Onr citizens will b, rejoieed at this piece Of
good news, as they have done some tall
growing and made use Of many strange and
uncouth cuss words At the present high ta-
ria charged for livery horses and carriages
Opposition Is the lite OF trade. By ell
means let lhe new stable be started.