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. OgGIcE 9poRLEss ExOAvArINa

1000 y STREET, October a 13YN
Locked Boxss for rseepgfon Of orders for Scay.
snser service will be found at the following place.
Stsuon mouse, corner Of High street and Ganal
SescI.geeovpi 0eorgetown Market house, corner OF
an1Ds spa Potomac streets A. Q. Taylors store,
Iynsns store, corner Of Sixteenth and L streets
northwest; J. J. Green's store, 1890 Fourteentb
= eet, corner OF Samson street northwest; q. 81
LAR store, corner Of Fourteenth and v streets
nortnwesf; Second precinct Station house Seventh
aLeet eoese boundary northwest; Northern Mar.
ket, the Scale-h house, Seventh street, between o
and Z northwest; He1srnanS store, Corner Of
Iweutn ana streets northwest; Sixth precInct
otaon- house, corner Of Ninth and X str eets north
Test Mr. koehler sstore, corner Pou I'll street And
MeS ofk avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
non mouse, corner Of First and streets northvesf
temperance Commercial Bureau, 2OS PennsvIya
nia avenue northwest; A. LepreuX', corner Twelfth
street. ana Pc nnsy anfa avenue northwest; Central
SoaLunouse, Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Testh streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs' store corner
virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast: L. A
900 store, orner Ninth and streets southeast:
klshtn precinct station house, South Carolina ave,
me, between Fifth and Sixth streets southeast; ID
OnristoIani Bro store, corner First and street,
sOutn eest George y Bassstts store, corner Second
and streets northeast; Eastern market house, Cap
,,oI NH sonIheast store corner Ninth and street.
si1eeis northeast Walker Bro. ., corner EIeyenth
cinet station. house, corner Sixth and street,
streets southwest. ~ "1'
All orders deposited In our boxes at the above.
nenr,oned places will receive prompt attention.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SI1 OOO WANTED, ON TaE vsRT
S s.:Y s 5000 Addr's' i.n'i.s';. fss S:s:
GOOD LOANs.-MoNEY wanted on good r,.,
sl pay e..sn.es q AMI attorney parties may .eisc;
FL a'. +, a s
$4,000 f 10 5G =. s on ZEAL ssJ.TE re-;
'f ssris Aedf No. ssa.s ,s..
STYRl MIXTURES FoR s1LE-BRUsssLs
stsfSs 0 kEFffd ssEsf
In e ic i.s fn .sd Rep, yh ios l
pEksoNs nayING sPkgI.L TAXES To
hi Is In our hands for payment.
Entrance on yhsinia a, enue,
no'1'im "A street and Virginia sv@nas.
A Farm SAFEST TRI INVESTMENT
IN THE WORLD.
FORTY SMALL Farms,
II from one TO twenty acres each comprising the re-
main x Q. the subdivision Of " The n orth Airing
rare pportunit, for GOVERNMENT CLERKS
~ gentlemen 81 moderate means 10 secure beau
viii soon ieid an annual income srester ,ssp he
Safy any clerk receives in Warrington, besides
PROV ement.
The subscriber offers these beautifully located
arms Tor Q email advance In cash, and the balance
10 m nthly instailment.. and ct q great bargain.
The location IL PERFECTLY HEALTHY The
news OF Washington and It's eayirvus from the-e
hsniands IL grand. The coil has proved TO be per.
fecty adapted for all fruits grown in this
especially Tor grapes and the small fruite aud within
light OF the best ct in the United States Those
already sold are being handsomely improved
Abstract Of title furnished.
ROBr a. PHILLIPS,
REAL EsrArk fk3kkR.
noSo-u V1poeite U. .. Treasury.
A RAkE oHAHCK-gOR ezLI-rhs Stock
"A. "A snd tintIrn q hrst-class SHOE STORE
selling Address Boz 6lO CITY P.O octs1-in
THE BEST WAY TO PAY SPECIAL TAXEs-
lave your tax bills with the undersigned; they
gill be fefqrned, reespted, ct less than The cost Of
Right 0 per cent dsrsiaease. AWAY. for sal. or 81,
change, Of lowest rate.
PETER CAMPBELL, Stock Broker,
oct35-lm 1913 Pc avenue, above Willards
BIZ AUSTIN r. BROWN,
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging In prIc.
rom 100 to eSoy0o, and several other first elias.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in ali
HOUSES ana LOTS ., Mo,n, p,a..,,, .,,,,
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The Wall street n Ark yesterday presented
no features OF change. Gold opened strong and
held firm. Money Is getting easier, and govern.
meut bonds are In demand.
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An exceedingly proper and timely subscrip-
ton has been raised In Havana for the officers
OF the Tornado, In compliment for their capture
OF the Nirginius. Ii amounts to 81 ,976I5. This
viii just about pay for their gsllows and tomb
stone.
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There is no "shrinkage'' in the price of milk
to suit the period, but rather the reverse
what's the matter-sre the cows running on
half time?
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'H0f SODA
MILBURNs DRUG STORE,
1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
aovstr Above WiIlards.

~r, II. q. A. CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Corner 9Th end streets.
Nsv Books eousta.. 'ly being Ieceived by this II.
year.
|s-SS pss aanum: q pr q. anef.
.,ssns kkApIH0 ROOMS for Lan.- ene ven
sxpc Dnv Prayer Meeting l1n, ana -.
ths mss.. e1kyICKS: Bible Study, Z ,. m; f
80. p N. In Lincoln Hail sepu.tr
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TINE WEATHER..
WAH plfAEIn.NIs 0Gcs @ Ca,V StsssI

WAsHINsros. November Is, 1878, iOO q. a.
Sf Nofsb Hok The PAST YWgNrv-VouR aoURs -
The oarometer is rapidly rising in the northwes,
snd over the upper lakes, with very low to ara
t1,e, CLOUDY weather and snow. NOrtherly winds
tioeoy westher: rain and snow prevail over tbs
lower lakes ard Michigan, and thence to en- luck '
ana vest virginia Northv esterIy winds, thr. AZ.
enlpg weather aud snow over the Misdls and East
en- states Sou hesserly winds, falling per
snd occasional rain and clearing weather in the
Southern states. "
, PRoB. BLLIrIss storm center now OF Capa
Cod will probsbiy move toward Nova scotia For
The Easterns nd Middle states, norihwesterly winds
CLOUDY weather, rain and snow. partly clearing n
Virginia this evening. Foo the Southern states nd
fennessee, southwesterly and north vesterly winds
1atifng temperature, occasional rain and cloudy
weether, clearing in the evening. For the north
west ana upper lakes, and thence to Kentucky
rising baroznt ter, occasional snow and rain vary
cold and cloudy we her, clearing in tine northwest
TINS forenoon; For the lower lakes, northwesteriy
signal. as continue for Cape Nay, New York, New
land, Esstport. New Orleans. chicago and Hiiwau-
. Zee; ksports are missing from the southwest,
lower Missouri valley and Oregon.
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Inc ground u have taken with Spain is
sounu IN Gerry part. 1t is the true ground,
espensu a. to South Americans. When sub
Je.s ara able to maintain themselves in the
they are an independent power as to all
Neutral nations, are entitled to their commerce,
and to protection within their limits.D- Thomas
Jefferson 10 President Monroe. FEB. 4, 1916.
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|. How y - a - . yosasv IN.

q f.uaov az = :. ." sss yosnsv m, mother
." ;y.yse rsse,rss sn ne. .assie& ssfe9esh
lseis;ss % seesy n r.sVo.sSiJ vhiss isSls 1pon
srsnssh fssiins Ssds, ssips svsry aay A@
SSh{' - y.s soasstns eeoesk p Utterly IissrS.
bal % her thar severe nan q ssetnS.. "a h
that csse abe y receive The FoDsr care, 8 IN ~
ing 10 worth While tosss Dhysician aboas h, u1fa
ncs.rs, $1,000; Eisss ost, ard he 9 ee.rse1 g
vs1h hess sDered hsr NE. To Drsvslf % serss0th-
e, g err, pcSetns en- eonIsfs III H. Lore
ere . sefs and infAllfbls rsns6y agnin1s 1alaFia,
dys1sysda, eosetvseeo, bilisssasS. hsa1asAo,
voSss. MS s}sssrs, vs,sS g ~ b a 10.
Gis1s, aeo. n eonssQusacs IL tkslF virsDs "a
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streets northeast Walker 4 Bro e. Corner rIevsntb
n house corne1 sn.S First sss
sUu,.,wes.; store corner and Eoura 3 half
All orders deposited in our boxes At the abovs.
menr,S1ed places will receive prompt attention
TPENIOKy INDIAN HAZE BEsTOREb
:ssS t so1oI p,1diSs
i a.s b!s.i Ts s:
hPsCHEHCKD MANDRAAH PILLS.-The..
inspsd,ent: e sSd I .5sla:.s q yssss.b
effects. They sc directly BON the livsr ana sss
=: s.s q q
9cmPl.,nt Bi!ieas Disorders indissasion, I sios
Is ss t NJ :a0 so9 d. +
EkENCH DRKSsMAKER-MissM ARI1 OFT.
=. Lately Ietnrned from Europe, is ready to recsive
f ESssdss ssSY ERTSSs
GLASSES. Residence, 1855 street. mis- eos,9
nREsSMAKING.-Mls. MEREbTTH. Iate NJ
q iSs. her sSs Is.
fes. nir to
NEW eovDs. OF BEST 9gALTTIEs, DAILY
AB6IVIN0.
REDUCED PRICES.
no.S-1w n. W. BURcHELL,
VNO SPORSfMEH-In Consequence Of the in
4 ciemency Of the weather ON Monday
evening, the rattle for trained Pointer NJ
Dog and fine Gun ~ hich was TO have taken
place q Ar. Chas. HeunsohS Saloon, No. 3O6 9Th
street, near O, has been postponed to THURSDAY
November -, at Z 80 ). n novis-fs.
nh JOSEPH J. MAYS -
NN PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT,
S39 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10TH srsxST
A! isrs: ;.npIly reesiysd to-day.
- Cent?, from d rs to q. novIs,N
CAR1IAGESi-CARRIA Fs'-
atIork during the Winter, / shall offer 60E
my largy stock Of CARRIAGES ct re- w.
dueed prices. i have now in stock and copst ntly
ouly. ROBERT ri ana HAN
tween - ano =. noylS3t~
FRESH yEaETARLEs
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HOB nx9I-Iieely fsrni.hs1 fFoas nQOM, t1ird
y 1cors vtf4 ~ De4e.n i0Urovs0ea1s; Vrlva1a
- Ara dsas aarsk q fassss 06cs: az g
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The MarReea.


BAIrrnoRs, Hoveneer ls.-virginis sfxss, con-
sosidat-d, 90: Wet virginisb, bid to-day.
BaLrfNoRg, November B-Uotton sssadisr-low
Wheat sotive ana hisher-whtte choice, rs; fair 10
prime do, esi %: choice amber, Tossi n soad
g prime red, SOL %; somm.e 70 fair 40. ilsss
ern.lI Cor srnss-vh,t. sgathern; y; yells.
xs...rs, ss@sss !. Ga S.t: si..d,-.sp,ssrn; isssi
az. e, , Snsh,nfsd By oneh.as a Provisions arm
hams, iiSis. Lard. non. h.rs-l4Ss G Sss'.s
nominal Whisky firm, q3rsd0 \ stern buttsr
uneht pged Sugar active ~ drn, l0tt eai0ss
NEW YORK, November ls-Stocks Ii-t G,ld
"a. Monsy, 6. Bxchanee, long, ~; short, 81.
NEW YoRK, Mower Der s-Fiour firm, Whsss
ls1 cents better. Corn cent better
LONDON, November u, 1880 ,. a-Consois s1,s
~ for money, s7rsass forsccount, Bonds Of 1885,
OLE, %: 10 COS, 81. Erie, 80
LoSpoH,- November 10, 3 D. m lrie. ~.
times,
LONDON, November u, sss ,. m.--D,is s5k.
LONDON, November Is, $50 p. m-The amount Of
bullion gene into the BANK Of Bneland ON balance
TO-DAY 10 As 900. Erie. 3Gx.
times.
FHAsroRr. November Is--Bonds, ~.
LONDON, November Is, 4 D. m.-Cons,ts, for
money. s1H @s5t: for account, 92sISa9sT Bonds If
1857, 96's. Erie, 44x.
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A party from ironton, consisting OF
Messrs ; Richards, j II. Young. Jas w.
Slater, X. Mather, John CampbeI /. r. A.
Dempsey, Chas. Campbell, T.. V. Dean and
John w. Means ol Hanging Rock, and
accompanied 10y Mrs. Msther. and Misses
Mather, Minnie Campbell, Mary Richev,
and Lyde Dean, passed through the city
this morning on their way to inspect the
coal aud ore fields Of our young State
The ladies will tarry at White sulphur
Springs. A. these gentlemen are among the
leading iron men OF the Hanging Rock re.
gion, we shall look for their views con.
concerning our coal and iron with great
interest
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RIVER NEWS.

HUNTINGTON, AngustS 1873.
River falling with aJout7 ieet water on
the bar
The packets are all on time a I'd the
Bos'o"a and Fleetwood are having all they
can do on the water
The Pomeroy packets are having moder
ate trips
The Andes will lay up for repairs and
not 60 up this week
The Hudson will probably DO the same
The Bermuda made one trip In the
Juia's place in Kanawha and Withdrew.
thinking the rocks were too plenty in that
river for her. Sne will take the place OF
the Andes during her lay mp
The Oriole il doing a very lively business
IN the Pomeroy trode during the wheat
season
The Billy Collins is buIldiue a good
trade between here ari Gallipols
The FIcetwing is 10 the Fanny Dugan's
place and having all she can do.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Co
nave her new wharf Boat at the landing
she is cal aciou and substantial ioat.
and our friend Sa- has removed to her
comfortable cabin
Capt J. ". Love having resigned The
position Of freight agent is succeeded br
Mr. Ingles, formerly clerk iu the office
The Chesapeake is on the dock n
Midd'eyor, and the Emma Grham J..
doing a lively business tn the Huntington
AID Parkersburg trade
The steamer Andy Baum was sold the
other day at Cincinnati lor o7 50p dollar-
about one third of wnat -he cost Some
parties are testing The legality orthe sale
Cpt D. V. Reynolds i- .uprrnteua,ns
the repairs OF the Julia. anil the crow have
gone "o."~ to .i,iicate Suy will t. out
in aboui th-ee weel.
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Timber and uiuc,aI Lands.

2,lOO acres near the OHIO river, eight mile.
irDm Huntington. unrigaied oak. poplar and
pine timbrr great inducements for sfavc get
fcfs. Price very low.
500 acrcs coal land on the Guvnndotfs river
twenty Eve nile. from Huntington: three Vein.
OF good coal Price. $50 per acre
52j acres iron and timber, ncar GuyuudYuo
river, twenty mile. frDm Huntington: the uu-
her b. good, aul there BE- good vein "f iron nn
ihe land. Price, Szo pcr acre
2oo acres timber laud. ~ miles from Hunt
in-'on near 6uyaudDttr riytr thi. land ha. o.
good vcin Of coal 600 iL Price. ,- per acre
6acrcs coal land with % good house. af Row
mDud city. Price. eJ,r
Pour tracts Of I0q. ~. iOo. md 2 600 acre..
uaibsr hand un hama u ha river and thtsapcike
lrI OH. NaIrHi, these land. au have. miu-
crll or them. bath coal 'rl iron.
Price $50 20 SO per Hcrc
5GO a-rcs on Coal river, coal lands. we'll tim
bored. containing Eve feet vein of cnnuel.
aud % four feet vein of bituminou. coal; price
very low.
425 aorcs on llurriclne Crock. Putnam conn
ty. ordinary log house: 100 acres cleared; tkrce
Golls fcaced; balance heavily trgtored with
poplar. oak, and sope pine, Price 80 per acre
We have other very valuable coal lands that
We offer at reasonable prices.
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Finding "a Treasure In "a Kentuckv
Cave.

We learn that ayOung Dlsn BY The name
OF Mullens, while uut coon hunting one
night recently, chased the coon into a cave
near Charles Biyens' hriu. Having some
curiosity 10 explore the cave he went hack
the next morning aud entered The en-
trance 10 the cave WAS very low, and for
some distance he had 10 crawl on Lis
hands aud knees, but ~ he advanced the
opening gradually widened. until be found
himself ~ large room with several pas.
-agcs leading from H. lie followed one Of
them iOr several hundred yards, until his
way WAS obstructed 10y well. desiring TO
tud OFT the depth Of the we'll. he tltre,,
some pebbles down, learning in this wa
that it WIS very shallow he went baca
TO the opening o! the cave aud cut pole
some ten or Twelve feet in length. and IA.
king Il to the well he put one end Of IL
down. and in that way climbed a. the hot
tom OF the well. when he was verv nipcL
,urpri-ed 10 see another Openi Y lie hal
followed this for some fifteen or twenty
yards when his torch went ont I'm gron.
ing bis way back To the we'll by leelins
along the walls Of the passage. bis hand
came in coniac; with a metal box placed
in % small groove iu tie wall. On carry
ins thi- box 10 the lsit We found IL 10 H..
made OF iron' very much corroded with
rust, aud having % fastening ~ 10 but /.
i"-p Oo opening the box Le 'onnd fdy
gold do lars aud come small silver piece.
nome OF them ot Htcr dates than $50 -
Very much eIntrd with his good fortune.
he obtained help, ami has been MAXIM
thoroYsh search oi tie cave tor more bid.
den ira-nrrs hut rs yet, ha- i,uud Moth
'ng el-e Can some one tcll M who lett
'hat hoS m the ca,ei- Gr,tnrits indepeq
ioat
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PARJIA

i20 acres. six miles from Huntin gton. with
with good house and Outbuildings, on Guvnn-
d"'te river. PIicr. S2j per acre.
40 acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
twenty two miles from Huntington; $40 nere-
timber Of fine quality; several small houses on
the place. Terms easy. Price sis per acre.
- acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
fourteen milcs from Huntington: all bottom
land On Mud river, with a good mill seat
Terms ea.y. Price 81 600
1870 acres on New river, four miles from Sum
mers C. II; first rate land. in good order: loo
acres timber, balance in cultivation; good brick
Price, $4,000
36 acres within two miles Of Huntington; q
acres bottom, balance rolling; all gnod.
Pour farms of respectively. 225. I7G. IS. and
$50 acres. on Hurricane and Scary Creeks, at
low prices
IS acre. on Guyardrttc river and Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. ci ght mile. from Hunting.
ton; good frame house, richard, dc. $4,000
100 acres IN Mud river. onc-half mile from
Milton depot ON Chcsapeatc and Ohio Railroad.
no Improvements bui fence. Price - 900
So acres one half mile from the village of
Guyandottc ON the Chc-apenko and Ohio Rail-
road uud GuyaudDttc river. orchard. a house.
Price. $3.50 per acre
439 acres nine miles from Whric suIphur
SWiuzs, Gfcrnbficr county; 2IU acre, under
cultivation. balance TIMBER good house aud
outbniIdlng.. Price, $4,000
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ent, councilmen Enslow. Mitchell and Yer.
lander Absent councilmen Emmons ard
Buriiok and recorder Obey.
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved
j. McNuliy applied for license to retail
liquors, and to keep two billiard tables-
On motion, the Becorder was authorized
to grant license as applied Tor by Nj Nulty'
and to take the necessary bond.
Committee on Fire apparatus reported
no success IN securing subscription. Re-
port received and committee discharged.
I. II Mitchell, Marshal, presented a
bill for $500 paid for the passage OF Jas.
Smith to Pitshurg, which he paid by
order OF council, he being sick and out e
money.
Councilman Mitchell offered a petition
to open 4th Avenue TO the corporation line.
On motion committee Of three, consisting
OF conncimen Mitchell, Emmons and Yer
lander, were appointed To inquire into the
necessity and proprety OF opening 4th
Avenue to the corporation line on the west
and reporting at the next meeting.
The Assessor reported progress and was
directed to complete his work at once and
turn the books over to committee consi.
ting OF Recor Ter Obey, councilmen Mitchell
aud Enslow.
Report from Board OF Health receivedac.
ton ~ regard to it deferred till next meet.
ing.
The following persons made applications
tor positions in the Public School.
Prof. l. &. Chase; Miss Kobe; Miss
Wright; Miss lluxham, Miss Ella KneH,
Hiss Morehead
On motion council adjourned tomeet
on Monday. 18th inst at =. NJ. sharp.
a. }. ENsLow, Recorder, pro tenn.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Huntington post-olfice,
Aug. 9, 1913, which, il not called for in
30 days will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Barnett, miss W, col, Hays, miss Maggie,
B"ilard, sohn NJ, Hackney, Thomas,
Burkley, mrs Henr'ta, ,Ilto, Geo ",
bohd' Ihomas, Hito. Andrew,
Conroy, Jno Z, johnson, Lee,
. larke, u, Page, VIM N,
lumbar, sam, Roberts, miss Matte,
rerguson,J B, smith, Christian,
Fuller, miss Fannie, Truax, d AS
freeman, Jno, Washwcaver, -
George, Augustus A, Walker q W,
Gibson, Jas W, Walton, Il H.
drim'h' A, Wehrle, Cyprian,
wilkins, Tholnas, cold,
List OF letters held Tor postage Aug. Q,
1873, which, if not claimed within seven
days. will be sent to the dead letter Office
Miss Margaret Caldon, Lewis Tunnel, Alle-
ghany county, Va.
NJ II. BROOKS, p. NJ.
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w. S Downer ~ Co have several very
cheap and eligible houses aud lots on Sec
omd Third aud Fourth Avenues Persons
settling here will find it to their interest to
call nn them and examine their li>ts.
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WANTED.

Mineral and Timber Lands on or near the
line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, in
any quantities. W. 5. DOWNER * CO..
West Virginia Real Estute A gcncy, over the
Po,t Office, Huntington.
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WANTED.

We want a tract of five. ten, or twenty
thousand acres of coal iron, or timber and
farming laud Tor COLONY.
w : D"wNER II Co.
West Va Real Estate Agency.
over the Post Office.
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WANTED.

tract Of land, suitable for Arrye colony.
near H"Wii1gfoH. or ON the line of the CLe.a-
ic"kc oHd Ohio R'iirodi Il must be of good
average quality-Timbcr. Mineral and Farm
ing. Tract must not be less than 2J.OOO
nor more than $4,000 acres.
w. :. DoWNER X CO.
West Virginia Real Estate Agency. over the
Post Office. febl5t4
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BoND PurcHAsE AND GoLp SALEs The
se rrtHfy of Toe Treasury has directed tho
assistant treasurer NJ New York to buv
hall million oi binds on the sec, ni
w Wednesday. and 10 sell ote half milhop
Of gold each THURSDAY during the month
Of Augu-t--m all ,n sell SIX million. yoll
and buy half q null,ou OF bvnds.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixty very eligible building lots on
the western border of the city. aud a few acre
building lOis at very low prices.
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LIFE INSlUaNCE.

W $. Downer Il Co are agents for the
best Lire Insurance Company in the Uni
ted States-the Washington, Of New York
Call and get circular, calendar, hloiter,
book, &c.
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Cm he Ind nj Rd,rd Ra,ls


1000 % m. Exprc.s Train for White Sulphur
springs, Richmond. 400 points North and
South. and connecting With james river
steamers for Norfolk
82D 2 m. Accommodation Train. arriving at
Chnrlcs'on 6.lo p. m. and Kanawha
Fall- -.ru % u.
Pa.sengcrs leaving Huntington on the 30
o. in. ENprc-- train arrive t white sulphur
'prngs =. iu. nnd Richmond $3.50 70. m.
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cOVNorL PIocEEDINes,

Au'uv Hh. 1913
Council met purspant to adjournment
h's Honor the M 4. -. .u the chair Pres
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WANTED.
100000 feet Walnut: Logs.

hs Of good quality, and hewcd square.
". :. DOWNER * CO.,
Wet Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Othee. Huntington.
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CITY PROPERTY.

We have large number of the most eligible
lots ia town. and some very convenient and
cheap d~clings. Call aud see our list.
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