Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-27
West Virginia News.
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EroM tue " fftiHseu'S iHdteSEi0A
we giea rhe folloNing:
The Vireipis Conference cf The
Lutheran Church will meet 10 Shep-
herds,own, Thursday, the 9th inst.
A wildcat was killed in few hun
tired yards OF Winchester. last week.
DE was probably on pro, pec,ing ex-
petition.
lu the Supreme Cour; efthc Uni
'ed States, Gu Friday, Dani.i b. Lu-
cas-, Esq, of jefferson county, was
Admitted to practice.
On last Tuesday collision occur
red on he b 4 o railroad at the
Doe Gully Tunnel, between q Goa
and mail ,rsio. Beyond the smash
ing of the ergin,s and some of The
forward cars, no damages was done.
Ths people Of Berkeley county, are
less IN debt than any simil"r conmu-
nifty anywhere 10 the United States.
Sheriff's have property &c sdser'ise
md consequently the pFia'ers have
no bills to Iribt.
We are gratifed to loaro that re.
liable company OF iron ore mrn from
Pennsy lvania have secured contracts
At favorable rates, on roy.Ii,y from
citizrns of this county, fbr the de-
Velopment Of this valuable inte' est
with favorable prospect Of the cree
ton, 10 time f furnaces in our midst
Ga Thu4sd1y Of last week, Dir
S,livn employed O'Ltory's camp
near Mar'irsturg, on the b. & o.
railroad, had one Of his legs badly
crushed by bank Ct dirt csvipg il
upon him. His injuries we're So Sc,
rious Ina, s,a Eatpiien became nccossa-
ny Dr.. j. II Hunter. assisted by DE-
JAS. McSbcrry, rendered the necessa-
~ surgical aid.
WOOD.
The first train of the ". & P. raj
road crossed the bridge over the
Muskingum on Saturday afternoon
last
The spire Of the recognized Pres
oyterian Church is Is feet high, and.
like Bryant's October, is beautiful to
view.
Burning Springs has just finished
three ihous md FIVE hundred doll I
school house. School viii be opened
in it in few DAYS snarr the Super
| inteodeucy of DR.. VIM. Meigs, Of
Clarksburg.-ParkersbwgE raminer,
Ifthe ei,izens Of Petersburg
could have witnessed the rush at The
Sta'e journal once on Monday eve
ming last, when the first weeks dues
Of the new bnildlpg association we're
PAYABLE, there would be modified
ideas in relation to the panic snd
the tightness Of the money market.
Old stocking feet, tin-boxes and
obscure corners gave Up their hordes
with a p'cfi;eate liberalI'v. Some
$500 were received on that night, and
mostly from men who depend upon
their labor for their bread; the hard
/ listed; honest lsborcrs Of Parkers
burg -Parh,crsJWg Journal.
MASON
The erizoo,ic is prevailing to q
consldcrably extaut among the horses
in the Siegr'at Valley, and few .
ses in town though 1t is not setere
1t is attended with an eruption on
the surface ofthe body IN severe ca
SEES, otherwise 1t is similar 10 that Of
last winter -nd more mild.
The Rnsrd Of Education of Ora
ham district will sci to the highest
bidder, on Saturday, November 29'h
house and lot in New Haven, "
Va, Journal
Henry Dses ha sold his farm on
the Kacawha, opposite is town,
for s. 500.
rDonEE
A new paper has been started at
Wcllsburg, by + c. Glass, and call
ed the Independent. 1t starts of
with fair prospects.
TAYLOR
Clara Sinsel. daughter Of Harmon
and Mary Siosel of Prunt,'own of
this county, and wife OF Or, w. s
Mortiu. of West tGiln, died unex-
ectediy at her fathers residence, at
nine o'o!cck on Is; Friday morning
The Grand lodge of the Independ-
sut Ofdcr OF Good Templars Of " st
Virgins held its anuu,l session At
St Mary Peasants county. lsst
week. There are DOW ior'y-tou
subordi~ ote Lodges Of the Order in
the State. with an aggregate mem
bership of sixteen hundred John
II Il yeIy E-q, of Whe linz was
Ell ctci G. and Worthy Chief Temp |
er.-Gcaytoa cafiHel