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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

OUR TlcKEr.-[ Halifax Record. 1.-The
Conservative Convention, which met III
Richmond on the 9th instant, was truly re-
preventative body of the real people OF Nir-
gina. 1t was Il body of which every true
Nirginan justly feels proud. Dignity, deco
rum, harmony, and enthusiasm marked all
its proceedings, and contrasted strongly with
the disorder and confusion which were pro-
minent features Of the motley and mongrcl
assembly, which met in Lyncllburg on
the Both OF July. TIE large attendance OF
delegates and others, the universal good hui
NOR and unbounded enthusiasm OF all who
were present, were happy auspices ola sue
ces>ful canvass. Every one must have been
struck with the personnel OF the Conven-
tion--lhe delegates generally being tit repre-
sentatives Of the intelligence, wealth, and
morals of the State. while many of them, by
their faithful and distinguished services in
the field and in the forum have long rem
dcred their names familiar, and endeared
themselves to their fellow-ctizens in every
part Of the Commonwealth.
While it was impossible to crafty the per-
sonal preferences Of every one, the work OF
the Convention has been admirably done,
and it has gryen us ticket which will be
enthusiastically supported and triumphantly
elected-perhaps the very strongest ticket
that could have been named. kemper,
Withers, and Daniel are familiar and honored
names in every portion Of the State. and are
worthy acknowledgements of the great parry
to which Virginia owes her salvation from
the ruin and degradation of Radical rule
which threatened her and overwhelmed her
sister States of the South.
kempcr, WitherS, ana Daniel, are all gifted
orators, and no three men have contributed
more TO Conservative success, in all our past
contests with Radicalisn, than they have.
Their patriotic and unselliSh devotion to the
State has given thcm u popularity that cX
tends far beyond the sections in which they
happen TO live, aud which will insure to
them the earnest support OF every Virgnian
who Is verify Of the name.
General James l.. kemper has a military
record of which even the proudest Virgil
nian wouldtealhonored to be the possessor;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

CrR STATE TIcEEr-[ Roanoke Timcs J
1t Is with fesings of pride and pleasure we
place at ths-head Of our columns trinity of
bright names and noblamen--kemper,
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CoGSAC BRANDY, DIRECT IMPORTATION.
We have last received direct from France
5 one-eishfh casks Jules RobiE s 10. CoGNAC
Observation-Disclosures, lBes $4,000,
Z once eighth casks Jules R0btu i 20. SO1SAS
BRANDY-yiBtage, 1856 II; y,
s oYe-eIgh,h casks Jules aobih y Co. StaNAS
BRASDx-Sintagp, 1897 !. - !. y,
10 ols-eigs,,h casks Jules Robin r ~. sSsaSAS
BRA My tntacc, ls7. - Oh IL
;,k.>.. lis ~ .s
low rs any importer ia The uEitest etstst HasA
"a ,,is,Iss : n ,ihtsr ode. for sx aHinaiior
s's' s isTARlY & ;sO Importers.
ayss corner % Thirteenth ADJ Ussfsss ssssss *
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The following Is the reportof Mr. l.. Gimmi.
weishmasfer. Of the sales of livestock from tie
1th to the 18th Of August, 1878
fCATTI.E.-70 head. sold from 3(N5!c.. pros:
SUEEp.-5i head sold from A@5ac, gross.
Hoes sold from 7rd7sr.. nc:.
LAMBS Sold per head from Se.iGGSsl.IO.
EEALS.-Pc: head, S5Gn.12.
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DIANO, MUSIC, &c.

DIANO, MUSIC, &c. esssY
RI f~ff'
Iwlll sell a remarkably fine, all round,cornered
AKRON PIANU, u octaves, tull size, and line tone
and power.
This instrument Is pronounced by unqnc,tionao!e
Judges to be equal to any III the state VIII sell os
accommodating terms, having decided TO change
ny business.
Also, for sale Il stock Of select MUSIC and MU-
S1CAL INSTRUMENTS generally, and one supe-
rior second. hand MELODE0S, aud one cheap Sc
cond-hand PIANO.
apply mt No. TO Mint, street. Richmond:
al Il-.aai.t Z I. COW AElIN. !
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Our supply Of
EON-uUMANIZED VICCISE VIRUS
|, suspended during hot weather We will order IL
and have Il fresh article whenever desired.
j. BLAIR, sos Broad street,
agent for Vaccine Department
ault New York Dispensary.
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THE PEOPLES TICEET.-t Chatham 1rt-
Juae. with a due regard for duty and from
keen sense of pleasure we have adorned
the head Of these columns with the illustrl-
Gus names Of kemper, Withers, and Daniel,
the peerless trio who received the unanl-
nous nomination Of the Richmond Conven-
ton as candidates for the highest offices OF
our State government. Their records are
well known to the people of Virginia, and
no blot or stain rests upon them. They have
each alike filled positions in the service of
their State calculated TO try the souls Of men,
and in them they have shown to the world
the true material of which honest and brave
men are made. In the history Of the past
but few are known to have been more gal
liant on the field of battle than General kem-
per and Colonel Withers. The wounds
received by each while leading their
brave men against the serried hosts of the
enemy are proud testimonials of the noble
part they bore during the ever-changing and
exciting scenes Of that.memorable period.
And when the shock Of war was ended,
Kempcr, Withers, and Daniel accepted in
good faith the results thereby decided, but
have been foremost, "a part of their right
and duty, at every important election since
the war in resisting the destructive tide OF
Radicalism in its ceaseless attempts for the
overthrow of Conservatism and the ruin Of
the country. Thus have their bright
and shining qualities of mind and
their noble impulses of heart been freely
given to their State and people in peace as
in war. Here, then, is a ticket offered to
the people against which nothing can be said
by the foul tongue of Islander, because the
record of each is pure and unSullied, and
their lives untarnished with the foul faint OF
fraud and corruption. What Virginian can
refuse to follow where these men shall lead !
Who would be afraid to trust themselves
and the Government CT Virginia to the hands
of such men? Let the verdict of the people
on the 4th of November sound the DEATH
knell Of Radicalism by majority of twenty
thousand in favor Of the Conservative no!ni-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EN- CHANGE.

THURSDAY, August II, 1874.
The only transactions to-day were In city G'g,
,5OJ being sold at 7oa. 500
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THE CRISIS From the Farmyile Com
naonredlh.-The time has come for every
man to say which side he is on?
Education on the one side--Ignorance on
the other. s......
Virtue rerSuS Vice.
Ii there is any patriotism left in this State
the issue cannot he doubtful.
Virginians have a glorious record, and, if
we understood the Convention in Richmond,
it represented all that is good, noble, and
pure, among Virginians.
There is no retrogression among our citi-
ZenS.
Every Conservative is bound to do all in
his power for the cause. ....... ..-. S.,
Virginia expects every man to do his duty.
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UP-W1TH THE FLAe.-[ Winchester Ne'es.]
: The nominations by our State Conservative
Convention have given our people I'M
qualified satisfaction. No bett er names baye
ever been presented to the people Of Viz
ginia. The fate Of poor Hughes aud his
hydra-headed party has been written. With
I'LL the sins OF its foul career clnging to its
garments like scorpions, the: Radical party
OF Virginia with its barbarc hate and ride;
Gus purposes will die the death of the
wicked. Its unhalowed life will be yielded
to the. conquering arms Of our heroes like the
fierceNcnergics Of the bloody dragon to the
shining spear of st. George.
Let us high advance our standards with
the illuStrous names of Kemper, Withers.
and Daniel inscribed upon its heavcn-proud
folds. AS we move upon our barbarous
enemies, who, with horrid appetites, would
subject the laud we love to suck and pilage
we will have every confidence OF victory.
A decisive defeat would destroy its present
organization.
Is our language too strong? Is there any
other lamp to guide us with respect to their
purposes but experience? Let South Caro-
lima, Louisiana, and the other southern States
where they have the power, answer We
can see nothing but humiliated, robbed, and
ruined States, in the last gasp Of bank
ruptcy.
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EEMPE R-WITHERs- DANIEL Farmville
Commonwealth THE wisdom of the Con-
se,yatiye party has ecctedTthrce leaders.
They are all of them noble and true men.
Every man who loves his home and coun-
try has now plain duty before him.
Unless everything is to be sacrificed kem-
per, Witlcrs, and Daniel must be placed in
power.
If anything will fire Virginia enthusiasm
it will be the Importance of the principles
and the personal grandeur of the men who
are leading us TO victory.
We have no fear as to the result. kcmper,
Withers, and Daniel will be elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

OFFICE OF THE NORFOLK JOEE;.L,l
August II, 1878.
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Drugs. MEDICINES, DC.

no PHYSICIANS.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

"The Bible Looking Glass book
which no one can fully appreciate until
they have read it, is now being Offered our
citizens by Miss Gould, Of this State, who
is travelling agent for it, We think it one OF
the most interesting books we have ever
seen, and isas highly recommended as any
book published. lis handsomely tound.
aud is a handsome ornament for any par
Tor. Let every family in the county re-
cure copy. Rev. james Richards, pas
tor OF the Presbyterian Church at Char
lesion, says:
AS far as l have been able to examine
this work, | am favorably impressed with
its contents. The articles are sho,t but
comprehensive, and well expressed /
cheeriully commend the book to all
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

The Good remplar Lodge of Guyan-
dot,e held >tra Sberry Festival last Tues
day evening which Melted them $lI5, which
was doing remarkable we'll After the
Festival, the young iolks got up an i'm
promptu dance, and thus pleasantly whileJ
away the hours until the dawn Of d. y
admonshed them TO de-ist From the. re-
port we have received it was altog' rLel
an enjoyable affair, and while the d' cling
was excellent, Miss X. was uui' crsally
acknowledged the most graceful among
the en:ire assemblacs
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PERSONAL.

Mr E B. Norton, late Secretary OF the
Norton Iron Works of Ashland. and for
merry Of the Belfont Works Of Ironton. la.
been spenlin, few days anon us.
Col Sam Pike psssei through the CITY
Wednesday on Lis return home from Bar
Boursville, where be has been spending
the past week.
Mr. Holswa6e, our Efficient assista mt
postmaster, We are GLAD to see, is again able
to he on the streets again. lie says the
next time lie gets sick lie is going to have
some one take care OF him We are glad to
hear OF it, Mr.. IL. and III anticipation Of
that important event, congratulate the
fair or that obtains thai honor.
j. 5 Powell. Real Estate and Collec
tioa Agent has his carl in another column.
lie is the pioneer OF that business in thi,
city.
Scranage has secured the services of n
new bar-keeper, vice Riggle, evacuated
Lsmech Adkins. sheriff OF WAYNE conn
ty, was in the city Tuesday.
rrcL l.. c. Chase has gone to Rich
mon1.
Mr. Ohio Owens returned to the CITY
last Tuesday, after an absence OF severa
days lie has secured the general agenc,
OF the North America Life Insurance
Company for this State.
John III zoe Russell, Cashier Of the Hun
tington Bank, has returned from his south
trn tour.
Mark f. Russell, former resident o,
this county, called TO see US yesterday.
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On Wednesday nigh, aud Thursday we
were visited by very refreshing showers,
accom- panied by heavy thunder and light
ming. The rain fell in such torrents on
Thursday afternoon "a TO deluge the cutters
aud make some OF our waste placrs appear
like miniature lakes The farmers needed
it, for the intense heat OF the sun had
made the ground dry and hard The Steam.
boatmen also needed il. for the river had
reached quite Low stage
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIy.L.

The ladies Of the B'p,is, Church and
Sunday School, are making preparations
for Strawberry Festival, some evening
next week, which will he announced by
bills. The other churches in tn. place
have all appealed 10 the kindne.. of ,h.
citizens by Festivals aud at different ,ime-.
but this is the frat lime our Baptist friend.
have aSkei AID IN this manner. We bo,.
they will be hbe ally paironizr,l Thu. i.
the time to eat "SirawIrrries smotherrd in
cream ard they will DO served up in rrea,
pr"fnsio', aud in tho most inviting .,vle a,
this festival There will he other s,,s..
ialnments. and all ~ho attend NAV no a.
Snrei they will get their full money =
worth
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

Last week some rascal or rascals, not heed
ing the fate Of one of their number ~ shor,
lime since, entered the post Office by the
back door and distracted about ten dollar.
OF Uncle Sans money. Theyalso entered
the grocery of Messrs Harper 4 Webb.
and secured a small am cunt OF nickel some
broken jewelry, and new hat belonging
to Mr.. Webb which he had jus, paid three
dollars for. As money seemed to be their
main object, they left undisturhed the vas,
stock OF canned fruit, sugar, coffee. tea, and
fresh lot OF their splendid Western Re
ferve Butter, aud consequently Messrs II
* w. requests us to say that they are still
selling these ARTICLES at low rates Tor cash
1t Is fortunate for our citizens that the
th'evea.had no taste for good butter, else
the supply would have been exhausted. A.
but little Of this article can he found
elsewhere
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ROCK WOOD.

As will be seen 10y advertisement in an
other column, party OF enterprising gen
tlemen from lrouton and this place have
laid out the land Immediately opposite
here into town lots and, will commence
selling at auction on the l4lh met rom
the geological survey OF Prof Andrews
ard recent development. it seems to be
well understood that the whole OF the
hampton farm il underlaid with the
Sheridan Coal Seam and two veins OF
Iron Ore. The fact that Huntington
aud its surroundings must in u very short
time become the most important Iron
Manufacturing point or the Ohio River,
is sufficient guarantee that lively town
will he built Oh the plat just located. Lots
will Ice sold low without restrictions, aud
in one year we expect to find lockwood
a flourishins suburb OF the city OF Hun
tington. On the day Of sale the ferry will
car passengers at half rates
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MIR. John Van Dyke, one OF our city
draymen, deserves great credit for voluntar
lily using his horse aud dray to haul water
to the fire on Wednesday, and should be
remembered in the future by those having
any patronage in that line to bestow. By
the way, would it not Ice well for the au-
thorlties.to make some arrangements where
by water can be procured in such an emer-
gency?
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As the ladies nave taken an interest in
the success OF the Ages, there can lie no
doubt of its continued prosperity We
have this week been place under oblgs
tons by one OF the iair sex residing on
the KaLawha river for a list OF subscri-
bers. Thanks, Miss NJ
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

The city Council. at its meeting last
week ordered another batch OF plank walks
TO be laid in our city for pedestrians To
stumble over. II would have teen better
and cheaper had they ordered brick side
walks aud paved CUTTERS
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John j. Gilbert was suddenly taken i'll
on Wednesday, aud had to secure the SER
vice Of a doctor DIR. J. o. Wall has him in
charge, AVID will bring him out all right in
n short time
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SUBURBAN Lors-W. s. Downer x Co f,
over the Post Office, are Offering some
beautiful building sites at very low prices
near the river front, less than hall mile
from First Street Call soon to secure
choice lots
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The express office has been removed to
Capt Burkes store-'oom, corner of Second
Avenue and Eighth street Mr.. Baldwin,
Of Augusta county, Va, is the agent.
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''"'e delicious berries. pre.e,,.I,.L,
'lr '''. Flas',r were eaten urb.,.r.t
'.''"' ''''r'Seo any "hsr,, the more NO.
"'o''sr We " err c"usn.sd ,b,f eli,,-.
are not rd'"svsi'er forgotten. T.. u,. "a,
We ~onIt 'ay usf Sir Pl.r,.s ,lo.. 3,
'",'ne'7 V on rhnd Avsnus between s,b
aud 9Th streets, where he ks.p.,o h.nt
all KINDS Of 'egs sbles that the 81,
shords. together ~itb oon.,sr, .snn., -.
fruit lie kSs furnished Ga. 6,.,
Der ie Z, goC-el srries. pes.. &c 10, ali.
market DUR Z lie sseut sAsoo
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

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
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

Messrs Henry Pike & Son advertise for
100 laborers to work at their silver mines
on the kanawha river three miles below
Buffalo. They offer sl,25 per day, cash
every two weeks, aud board at 81 50 per
week. The laborers are wanted no.o.
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Hot weather is coming fast, and now is
the time to buy your ice cream freezers
water coolers and refrigerators Thomas
Med'crd keeps full line OF such goods.
Store on 81 Avenue between sth aud 9th
streets If
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

The latest styles and the best quality
OF piess goods. underwear, and notions,
can always be fou"d at the Merchant Tai
loring establishment Of Geo. A. Folding
on Third Avenue above 10Th street
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

W. ii. Montrose dispenses splendid
article OF ice cream. in his nes, saloon over
his Bakery.on Second Avenue. Call and get
plate
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The firm Of Schurr 4 Flooding has been
dissolved, and our friend, Geo Floding as
sumes entire control Of the business, who
% still able, willing and ready to satisfy
any one desiring a suit OF clothes made
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

Rev. j. B IIardwick, editor Of the Bao-
hsi Record. call to see Us last Monday,
and informed us that the. Record would
hereafter be Published ia Parkerslurg. he
having removed 1t To that place weare
sorry to lose Mr. II, from our neigbbor-
nooo' out We congratulate Parksrsbure on
TIE ne" addition to her population. Our
De'i wishes a'iend bot eliior AMI paper to
th ir nr~ home
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

Geo. A. Floding, :"aving received an
addition to his working force, is enable
to meet the demands Of all who want
clothing made in first class style
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Ioffer for sale for thirty days II
OF the celebrated HumbOlt wash
Ing Hmachines at cost, to make
room for new stock. They arc N
No. machine in all respects.
nlt3 A. Ii. PALMER.
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All that is necessary to keep cool this
weather, is to order linen suit OF clothes
made at Go. A. Pioiings.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

DR. o. G. Chase, having retired from the
express Office, will rerune the practic. OF
medicine.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

n T. cbs'rh scu,i'. Rev. FoS. alton
Services ~ hO'dubI Chapel every other
Sabbath, 81 ~ o'eleci, n, Commencing
On the 18th Of JsaS NE. sunday school
even sunday s9 a a..
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The preliminary steps have been taken
70 procure site for a school building IN
the eastern part Of the Guy.
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FIRK-On "Wednesday, about noon,
fire wac discovered in pile OF yellow pine
lumber, in the rear OF the new Congregation
al Church on Finh Avenue. The Society
had furnished the lumber for their ell e.
and had placed it in shed to be thorough
ly seasoned before using When the fire
was first seen, it had made such headway
that it was impossible to eS,insuish Il, and
the citizens turned their attention 10 the
lumber lying near this pile, all OF which.
was saved, though some OF it in damaged
condition. Fortunately no houses were in
the immediate vicinity else we might have
been called on to announce the destruc-
ton OF nearly the entire place, for we have
no means whatever to stay the progress
OF the devouring elements. We would
urge upon our citizens the necessity, in
the absence OF Water Works, to dig C g.
terms or wells, in order to have water ham
dy in such an emergency.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07

Haines keeps the best cigars, as well as
the largest assortment, at his factory on,
Third Avenue near 9th street
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DIR. Geo. r. WAND has offered his SER
vices "a city physician Tor $500 per annum.
Action was deferred till next meeting Of
the Council
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Thos Medford has covered the railroad
bridge across Mud river at Barboursyille,
with ln.
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W. "onli like to ask ~ IT, yelae far a
'"f'e Gentleman 90 receive an n,r,.,sc.
10" 10 ladies' IN 80 ice cream -aloon. sud
'nen M down and call Tor two or ,l...
,".''- OF 're cream Without inviting The
iuii's 10 participate
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See advertisements OF uniurnished rooms
to let, in another column.
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For RENT.-Unfurnished rooms with a
private family conveniently located on
Third Avenue, can be had on reasonable
terms 10y responsible persons by applying
soon AZ this Office. n3.o
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J. y. Towel, Portsmouth, o, offers to the
merchants Of Huntington and vieiuity, n supe-
. Tor stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
he most favorable. febly
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A. h. Young is furnishing his patrons
with delicious Straw berries.
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The subject OF @sking che suspension.
bridge across the Guyardotie al it's mouth.
hee' has engrossed the attention Of our
citizens, as we'll a. those " Guyandote,
and or City COaso;l last week appointed
oomm''te to present to the Couu,J Court
at its ueHt session. the importance Of
the county Purcl Asisg tina, ., rtion OF
the stock o~ned By private individual.
Who re learn oGec TO sell IL Tor one-hall
/ = cost We bOpe the County Court viii
favorably consider tie msiter, and thereby
ronfer - benefit upoa the citizens OF bo,i,
places, which will have the eject OF draw
ing the citizens 10 closer fellow lip. 10th
socially aud ~ a busine-s poin, OF view