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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
NOTIt r..

TTHE INFER !GSfD LUnkER DEAL.
ers q Whc. Ing would respectfully IN.
fOrm the ? customers that all accounts viii
be presented for Settl, mvnt pu ,rtery in
stead OF semi-annualIy a. htr,iOf re.
rmstrrng, oen u 90. Kleyis, KRAFT $50.
HantS & Wilson. II a.. Hubbard.
PannelI & UpdcpaT. Eeltz sFlading.
J. A. 3 Olliday " Son. Joseph Salisbury.
February ~ 1873
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aURERNATOzsAL POWER.

An exciting debate occurred 10 the
House OF Delegates last Saturday re-
lative to the appointing power OF the
Governor. The question arose upon a
pro,osition to have the Janitor OF the
State House appointed by the Board OF
Public Works, instead OF by the dov7
ernor. So far as this particular petty
Office alone ia concerned, we presume
hat the members Of the Legislature
care very little who fills It, or rom
whom the officer is to derive his ap-
pointmeut. But this case is merely
representative of large number OF
others, and, as a principle is involved
IN the matter, the House OF Delegates
concluded that the question might as
well be settled at once.
Some Of Governor JACOB superser-
viceable friends contend that, in accord
ance with the terms of the new Constr
tuition, the Governor has the power OF
appointing every officer in the State
EXCEPT those whose election or appoint
ment are specifically provided for IN the
Constitution. There are, perhaps, ten
thousand OF such offices created by the
legislation necessary TO set IN mo'ioh
snd regulate the machinery OF State
county and district government and all
OF these the Go vernon claims authority
10 ill by appointment. Even the reg
istrstion law, which enabled FOREMAN
and STEVENSON TO exercise an arbitrary
control over all the ballot boxes In the
Sale, did not give to the Governor more
power than is claimed for Governor IA
COB by his peculiar supporters and par
ti-ans at the present time.
The House OF Delegates is doing no
more than its duty in rebukIng at the
threshold this INDUSTRIOUS assumption
aud we trust that the action oil the
legislature will put such aq@et'@ upon
this astounding claim Of the Chief Elk
ecutive as will settle the question for
ever. The discussion OF last Saturday
was had in Committee Of the Whole, and
At the date OF our last information no
vote had been reache ed, but we cannot
doubt that a legislature composed 80
largely of Democratic members will set
its 'oot upon the proposed encroach-
ments of executive power.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
rHURsDsY. MARCH IS. 1873. J

THE Mason county journal has re-
moved it's publication Office from
Point Pleasant TO Clifton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
EXP ERIE NOE.

HAVTN0 HAD AN EXPERIENCE
III of several years in the Decorative bust
ness, we have made study of the art and
are enab ed to guarantee the people fine
work, equal to the best eastern work
A. W. PAUL.
No. 81 Monroe street.
N. B.-Paper Hanging and Vanishing
done I'm the best style and at cheap rates.
marl3
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For Rent.
Adjourned Meeting.

THERE WILL BE AN ADJOURNED
j meeting of the Citizens Railway Com
pany, Tor the purpose OF establishing the
Presidents salary, on Saturday, March Y,
1878, at o'clock P. M.
W. II. WOODs,
marl8-i Secy. Citizens Railway Co.
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Travellers Insurance Company,
OF HAKTf' RID, CDNN.
ACCIDENTAL PLAN.

NASH Az ETS JULY !, 1872, g., r3.2HpM.
" John u. TTuIl, Agent, Rrkct stree
one door south OF ROOSTER office, wheel
ipp W Na ,DIrA
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Wanted.

4 JOUR TAILOR. A GOOD STEADY
n man to go to a nice town near " heel
Ing. Steady EN- ployment and good wages.
Apply at once to
marl3-s ID. GUTMAN q 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-13
Dissolution of Co-Patnership,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
i day formed cO-partnerShip for The
pury ose of continuing the Brewing huSi.
ness heretofore eondu led by the firm Of
"F. u ndelt & 20 ;" under the Iirm nsme
ri nglish & Co Ihe business will be con.
Quoted at the same place as that oi the tate
firm, Nm. u. r lSH
PETER DAME
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
CJYEED0tlG


"at ",..s '- %. Town .' .''...''
'o" .a.- ' SINCE ,'e ..-1''a
ton g. '-e railroad. a- o" n..s''oHn9
'' VIZ .- '.'.
'Do k..a.'-' 20 .- a.."- ,' ever. one.
.'7t 'ae town ".. 1870" I'D a,als ".-il-
the war; and sE'e thar time 1t has no'
".g a-" .o. entirely rebuff, ha'
greatly enlarged aa SOC number now
l4 .2tala 1000 Inhabitants. Wo
.a'' large manufacturing establishment"
true ard q great .e.-.i opened
,.e capitalists. Ne"aa- q good aorr.
.a- ".. barrel .c."r} ant q ship yar"
Ne have m atlI0oato small establish
me's a.aas shoe Shops tailor shops.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
school Appointments.

We are not in the habit of publish
ing anonymous communications, but
as the one signed "Oue Of the city
Council, concerns only ourssiG, we
break through our rule. We sac
knowledge the corn, as to the ballot
ing, but we were misled by the man
ner 10 which The minutes OF the C0un-
ell were written. The minutes said,
"tbe Council voted for Assistant
teachers" We thought an voting
in the Council was done by ballot,
especially when several were to be
voted for at once, as we supposed was
done in this case. Itjust struck us
that way; that each Councilman voted
for three persons out of tie names
before ,tc Council. Asfor anything
else 10 lbe article, Vo reaErm sll we
said. ard we maintain Cha. Che posi-
ton is right, mo-, only ia regard TO
teachers but everything cl-e, We do
not believe we should send away
from hone f5r anything We can get
here, on equal terms.
o. course, ig the teachers who
resided here. and applied for sitca-
sion. were no. os vel qualified as
those from abroad the Cornui tia
RICH, 30 giving Sc as they lii; other.
wise, in car opinion, ,aey iilwroog.
Our position as stated, vas q follows
"ali things being. equa'-homc ap.
r,icaD,s should always have the PIE
lrenc'.
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Code provides that rates shall be es-
tablished. and the Board of Superyi-
sors may require list Of rates Of
ferriase to be postedin conspicuous
place. The hands on the Ferry
boat hcre-eharce what they please,
aud in many cases, ere exorbitant.
For instance; . gentleman went over,
few days ego, with a one horse
buggy. He asked the charge, and
,bc hands ssil, 20 cents becom-
plaiacd of such charge as too much
and they said, well, 80 cents vi
DO" and took that. Nov, a-e per
SOUS crossing there to be subject t.
,re notions Of the hands On the boat
IJrss,, the soonerit IS known, the bet
ter.
We call on the authorities to SCI
That Ills ferry is carried on IN accor
5acce With Laws. We are in hop
b that the business here vii soon just
fy q competition, in which case, Oh
: old Ferry, with i,s eyos5itaut char
, yes will be very ap, 20 go Up,
We believe ir ~oull Pay now 20 es
tablish another Ferry, with laniil
r on The ComPany'5 land bclo'
r. the Saw mill, from which an Quite
can be made 60 the main read q
{ very small expense aud with a be
3 ter grade than thu present road.
, We Loye cone q. the Council vi
e zee tb,t we END fault in this cas-
s no We did 10 the other, in behalf o
s. our own citizens. Our business is C
this side Of the river, aud we hav
s. no axe 90 grind.
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bFy

Our friend. cone O.. ,le Colac1
accuses US Of being Grt 51le-
In accordance with that character, vs.,
proceed to Gud fault with the Ferry
from this place to The mouth Of Syn
res Greek. The Ohio river is all
in ,bo State Of West Virginia. whose
jurisdiction aud territory extends to
tie Ohio shore. That being the
case, West Virginia laws must GOV.
ern the Ferry. Is it carried 90 in
accordance with those laws? II nos
the pIoIrietors should be compelled
to make a change. In the FIRST place
the laws Of West Virginia requires
that Ferries shall be assessed. When
the Assessor applied to the Ferry
proprietors some time ago, to assess
their Ferry, they refused TO 90 So
stating that West Virginia had moth
ing to DO with them.
In the second place, there seem to
be no established rates Of lcgriago, the
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

noyed by the action of the Railroad
Co inplacing their depot on the West
side Of Guyandotte river, but the Con-
pany seeing the great injustice and
wrong have now ordered depot to be
erected On the East side of the river;
after a while the suspension bridge
VIII be made free, and We shall az lin
look up. We have only to call tie
attention of capitalists to make our
place a city instead OF a town. Gen
tlemea who have little change that
they would Ike to invest to advantage
would do wei to visit Us and take a
peep into matters anI things generally
/ A hint to the wise it sufficient Echo
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Iac Building Association.


Huntingdon Building Association
was organized several months ago
and although Ell the stocs has uot
yet been taken. i, sill is in q flour
ishinc condition, and las loaned outs
considerable amounrof money.
This is an Institution. which If
generally understood, would no doubt
be flied up at once. It will enatls
poor man 90 raise money and secure
to himself home, for which he may
pay by degrees, and IN such amounts
as lie can spare every month, when It
is not likely he would get q home
any other way. Several Of the mem
b.rs have been enabled, through the
old oftho Association TO make their
payments on their lots, and go on
with their houses, when otherwise
they would not have been able 10 DO So.
The Association meets 90 the
third wednesday In every month,
and at every meeting, the money re-
coi7ei at that meeting is loaned out,
i, is not only good institution { r
the borrower, but also for the lender
aud any one wishing TO DO so, eau
find no better. and no safr invest
mont than a few shares in the Build
ding Association. There Is 20 spec
ulation in it, and 10 risk; it is sim
ply ike a Savings Bank but the
money accumulates much more rap
idly than at compound interest TO
purchase shares at the present dime; IL
Is only necessary to pay up the dues
for the I've months. the society has
been in operation, and sicu che con-
stitution One person is not allowed
10 hold more than 20 shares Of stock
directly or indirectly; there are LARGE
capitalists who would ike TO take
hundred shares. Al money leaned
must be secured by Feed Of Trust on
property unincum5crej, aud tha; mus.
be satisfactory TO the Trustees and
Directors Of the Association.
\ few shares ofssock can E, had
this month ly application to the
Secretary, W s Downcr a,bis office.
at par after tbi, mouth, premium
will be charged. Shares are really
worth a premium now. but by the
Constitution, nouo can be charged
tail after the expiration Of six months
from the commencement CctLo As
sociat.5n.
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CORRESPONDENTS
HUS7lNoroy, Aug. p, -.

For the Independent
Mr. FD.r0R-I noticed in your
issue Of Aug. %. under The head of
sehg7. ap-c.c.re1@. the following
statement. awe notice that The vote
was taken Jy 5-.ly, IN the Counel.
this looks as If those who voted did
r;.h CO lat;t be known who voted
agains, our own citizens and in favor
IF Strangers The person vino PEN
ned this. either knew that 1t was
false. or be lij not know il; If he
knew it. then he did wrong, because
he deliberately told falsehoCd. 1t
DE did not know it then he dld
wrong. to assert for fact what he did
not krov 10 be true. Therefore In
either case be did wrong to make the
statement. The Council voted r'ca
r1re 10 thc presence o. several geuSle-
men, iucludire tLc editor Of the ~
prpvypyNr. Int nothing better could
be expected from o fault finder.
Please ioscg. this 10 your ueS. issue
and ob,ice,
ONE OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
In relation to the above We would
retort in the writer's own language
"tho person who penued the above
-itbor know r. was false or he did
not know f.: if he knew It. then be
diI wrong. because he deliberately
told a fllscbooJ; If be d,a not know
it, then be did wrong TO assert for
fact what ne did Dot kuow TO be true;
therefore in either ease. he did wrong
to make the statement
The editor Of tho INDEPENDENT
Who wrote The article referred to in
The above communication, was not
present at the meeting Of the Couu-
Gil, and got all his information either
from the minutes or from persons
who r-rs present
We would say to zone Of the city
Council that one of the blessed
privileges Of being a Couucilmau, is
to be found faultvi,b, and part Of 40
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
Valuable Snt0 OF Real Estate
~ tllc CITY oG Huntington.
Commissioners Sale Of City Lots.

In pursuance Of q decree Of the County
Court Of Cahei, County, West Virginia
rendered on The 2ith day of July 1873
in tie Chanccry cg1se therein pending
wherein stephen Riggs. GO a. are com
p'ainants and james Kerr, et. al. are de
feuien,s. will as special Commissioner
appointed for that purpose on
Thursday, 25th day Of september, 1873
proceed to sell atraljic Auction; to the
highest bidder, between the hours Of 4
m and ? N Of that day, on the prem
SIS, the following lots in the city Of Hun
tington, Cabell County, West Virgins
% sE Lots Nos | and in block l2l,
on corner 4th avenue and 10Th street
The said lots will be LAID of into smaller
lots. facing l0tb street and 4th avenue,
and so sold in parts, as well as q whole,
and at the close Of the sale, that which
has produced the largest sum, will be &C
csptei by the Commissioner
T,rgs Of SGls-Twenty cooper centun
Of the purchase money cash, the sun Of
Si5S,5O on the Dist day Of November.
ls7&, tor If sold in parts this sum will be
proportioned) and the residue On credit
of SIX and twelve mouths, taking from the
purchaser bonds with good security, for
the deferred payments, and retaining the
legal tide as additional security, till the
purchase money is fully paid,
". II. HARVEY,
Special Commissioner.
August 10Th, 1878.
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Contractors.
Sawed Lumber.
Change Of SEIZED

RNdhSc "a SCheuuIe. H6 pup
ular line for Richmond and all points OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Richmond, York River & Chesapeake Railroad
Line.
The magnificent iron steamer Sue -
Capt A. c. Nickle, will leave Pier II
Light street wharf foot of Barre street
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, al
4 p. M. stopping at The Landings on the
York River aud arriving Mt Richmond o,
! 10 a. m. the following morning.
Passenger leaving Richm ond
for Baltimore and all points North, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Z
p m, arriving at Baltimore the following
morning.
This route from Baltimore offers to the
public On uninterrupted nights rest on the
Ray. and entering the York River ut
Daylight affords the Passengers a beauti-
ful view Of the magnificent scenery on
York River: aud allowing time to par
take Of Breakfast on the steamer before
arriving at West Point.
Passengers from Baltimore to Rich
moud $500; after thirty days tickets
will be sold to Baltimore over this line at
the same prices Of any other line,
Freight received On the days mentioned
above, carefully handled aud forwarded
with dispatch.
All claims fer lost and damaged freight
will be promptly traced and adjusted
Through bills Of Lading and "a ties guar
anleed to all points south as low as by
any other line. For furthur information
apply to R. FOSTER, Gen'l Superinten d ent,
80 Light street Baltimore.
EDW, F. FOLGER,
Gen'l Ticket s. Freight Ag't Richmond,
Va. n. Ii. HorcHKas, Travelling Agent.
Headquarters Fountain Hetsl, Baltimore.
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From the GuyandOtte Echo.
CvUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
GUYANDoTE, W. VA.
August, 20, 1913.

August, %, 1913.
Alta meeting Of the council Of the
town Of Guyaadot,e, the following pre-
amb.c and resolutions we're adopted;
WurgaAs, The council of the town
of Guyaniottc, did ON the S,h day Of
Ap,l, 1871, pass a resolution impos-
Ing d landing tax on steamboats, land
ng at said town, and
WHEREAS, Ii has come TO the knowl-
clqe OF the authorities of the said
town, that such tax has been collected
under prctcnse Of authority of said
town, md whereas, said resolution i'm
posing said duty was never enforced,
Ivy any authority of said town from
the time of its passage, and was never
designed TO Ire after its passage, but
from neglect was never formally re-
ended.
No,o herct3re De Il rcso1ve2:-That
the said resolution be and the same is
hereby rcsciuGrd.
Re.oice}, That any PERSON collect
ia- said ;ax under pretcnse Of outhori
tv from said town. has done it wrong
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
NO. JAY GILBERT,

PIsroJs AND CoFEEg-Wc have been
shaking IN our shoes al tie week, not
knowing what hour Uc nigh, receive %
hostile message from some irotc gentle
n an who considered himself offended by
our article on school appointments
We are too busy 90 attend TO these
things oursclG bat or fighting editor.
(seyeu t-t six, in his slippers, AMI
weighs SIS pounds In his shirt sleeves,
is always on hand. He Is kept buric,
in salt up to his arn-pits, 90 keep hn
from "spilin.n
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PEMBRoKE,-Ihis IS The name or

PEMBRoKE.-I his IS the name or
trade mark ~ which those nicely
made and elePabt!5 --r'ing white dress
Shirts are called, that are only to be
had in Virginia of r. B. Spence &
Son, Merchant Taiors, Clothiers, AID
Dealers in Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, at No. 1900 Main street, Rich
mond, Va. Spence & Son take meas
ures and have those Shirts made spe-
cially to order, 20 that all can have o
perfect-ftting shirt by calling on
them for the Pembroke Shirt" at
1900 Main street; and, in addition
to full stock Of Shirts, =. B. Spence
& Son have always the largest stock
OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
to be found in the city. And the,
make Clothing 10 order, 10 the ,very
best style aud at the lowest prizes. If
you are in need of Wedding Suits
Dress. Suits, or Business Suits, you
can always be nicely suited By calling
on Spence Il Son. In their Gentle
mems Furnishing Department you
will find all Of the latest novelties 10
Neck Wear. Gloves, Hosiery and
HaDdkerchiefs, Under Wear, Suspen-
ders, Collars, Cuffs, and oil other ar
tlcles necessary for 4 gentleman's
outfit. We advise all in want Of good
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at
moderate prices, to call at the old
corner Clothing House, No 1900
Main street, corner Of 18th, Rich
mond, Va, and examine the stock of
goods that K. 3. Spence & Son will
show pou. Call early and often, ana
call at once. 40m6.
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NEW ADNERTISEMENTS
EnirlLStiN Of H1r0ini0

Opens October i continues through
nine months. II is organized in schools
on The elective system, with full courses
in Classics Literature, Science with prac-
,ice on Chemical and Physical Laborato-
ries', in Law Medicine, Engineering.
Teaching and Agriculture. Apply for
Catalogues to JAMES F. HARRISON,
Chairman, P. o. University of Virginia,
Albcrmarle Co., Va.
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NOTICE.

The Board Of Examiners COR Cabell
County, viii NEE, al the c. H. on the n
Saturday in Sept. ana u Saturda Y in
Dec, 1873. Applicants for certificates
must apply at those times. Satisfactory
evidence of good moral character, must
JC furnished In every case.
WN.ALGE0, County Superintendent.
S, Z. STEELE,
G. W. PAINE. 10 I'm.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

CALENDAR IS16-SAs
Fall term begins Sept Ia Ends Dec. 10, isI3'
Winter "a Dec. ~. MAI, ~ 20, 81
Spring." Mar. 80 June ~, 1870
INSTRUCTORS.
J. B. CLARK, A. NJ, Principal:
BENZ. II. THACKsToS, A. NJ. LIST Assistant.
Miss Carrie Cooper, 2nd Assistant.
Ella Byrne, 3rd Assistant.
Miss Mamie Love, Music and Drawing.
There are three Departments Primary,
Normal and Academical.
TIE ACADENICAL DEPARTMENT.
Includes fullcourse of English and Glass
ical studies adapted TO fit young people
for advanced standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement of studies. and the
methods of instructions used, are intend
ed to furnish the students with; LIST. A
thorough knowledge Of the branches COM
monty taught in the schoc is Of the State;
ID. knowledge of the principles
of education and of the art Of applying
them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPA RTMENT
The Primary Department is so arran.
ged as to constitute model school. ana
intended TO afford practical exemplihca-
ton of the principles and methods in an
efficient course of Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition-Students in preparatory
Normal and Academical departments
ner term. $40 0C
Less that term, per week, ! "
Contingencies payable by all stu.
dents) per term, VI
Lessons on piano including use OF
instrument, term of II weeks,
two lessons per week, w
French and German each per term, IA "
Tuition payable strictly in advance
Boarding-With use Of room per
week, w
Fuel and Light, z,
Winter term per week, OF
Washing per dozen OF
Students rooms are furnished will
stove, bCdstead, mattress, wash-stand, Ia
Bile, two chairs, washbowl, pitcher, pail
looking glass. lamp and window blinds
Bed clothes AMI all other articles of room
furniture other that those mentioned
above, must he furnished by the student
There is no provision for self boarding il
tie buildings.
Board bill payable one half Mt the be-
ginning the other at the close Of the term
Further information may be obtained
by application to THE PRINCIPAL
Huntington, Gabell county,
nl5tf West virginia
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SUNDAY ExCURsIoNs-An excursion
party came up the river from Ironton,
on Sunday lasl, and while many OF them
were quiet respectable people, yet there
was the usual allowance Of rowdies in
the crowd, who wanted whiSkey, but tC
the credit OF our town be il said, they
could not Get it. They seemed at one
time, however us if they would almost
break into Verlander's store to gel
what theywanted. Mr.. Vcrlander had
to leave home to get rid Of their impor-
tuuity.
These Sunday excursions are wrong,
but if persons must "excurp let them
GO into the woods and fields where they
may enjoy themselves without disturb
ing the worship, or the peace of Others
And above all other things, let them
leave whiskey alone.
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DIR. " j. KLINE

Late Physician to city Hospital St.
Louis, No. tenders his professional SER
vices 90 the citizens Of Huntington aud
vicinity. Ofice second door below Sd
Avenue hotel.
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Tie nelr and elegant steamer,
.ssas5a3BTLLY COLLINS.
.EC. VAUGHN, Capt.


J, W. MCCULLOUGH, Clerk.
Has entered the above trade permanent
lyaud will carry Passengers and freigh t
8, the loves: rates. We will give partic-
ular attention TO all orders entrusted to
our care. DEPARTISG.-Leaves Hunting
ton daily at a. m, connecting at CALI
polls with Parkersburgs ana Eanawha
river packets. RETURNIYG.--LeavSs Gal
lipOlis AZ p. m, connecting at Hunting
ton at with morning train for Charleston,
White Sulphur, Richmond and all pOins
East l5n.
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Building Rock.

Also, they are about to open q marble
yard on I'd avenue near 10th street where
they will cut and letter tombstones, slabs
and other rock to order. For particulars
apply 10 David Shields. lstf.
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German & Allen,
NCNTINGTON. ". "a.

Having leased the extensive rock quar-
~ in lockwood, Ohio, arc now pre-
pared to furnish at very reduced rates,
any kind of