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NEW YoaK. Feb. 11.-cor1oa-Dul; middng up.
pREApsrugrs-Elonr dull and lower: receipts, 1000
sse Thits Weat eatts s5Sless Ss 'nes e1sa oS Sl
dotnand at s5.oo@o.so. oornmesl quiot. Wheat dull
;ers sa n; II I|Tsa1ss a9st s5s: No:
receipts, $4,000 bu new mixod Western 1t cSKGoSo
Westssn IN a1aS af ia g%sr
rece!ps, 900 bu mixed Western at s4@54}5o; old,
Eous-Firn, 35@35o.
HAY AND HoPs-Unchangco.
ssa9 Meesss n H. s lg sasr
TgnPes71aE-puii THaasaaMg5uaiis l. 6 g.; E'n''' 2''
mess, $l4Oo. Deof dull and unchanged out meats' %
a1idlloa, woak long aud short clear Tor March, 7Ae
UurTEA-Wostern firm 169ooc*
%nlsxzv-ssisrs . Il S5xa; buyer. i. osc.
BALTIMORE,
DALT1MonE, Feb. 11.-BREApsruFrs-Flour quiet;
gas %Sssan drassg; sg 1ss rs ?Sfs s * s%Sss %s
sa.1p@a.2s. Cora dull and nomlual mixed Western,
'a Sas %.s$ %Se'fs sna 49,; so
Wn1aRnr-stoady 1t osk@oao.
o<,u, .>,,> 1,o,, qistEhhnn. ~. .Na,.,,.
cLEVEL1Hn: l.M fe6 stsady
Mlcht aull ma nominal NO. rcttt sl.io; No. !,
$l6s@i a. Corn steaay at zb@aoo. Oats nsm; No.
STATE, 4os' n a., .
NGfdNEn fEfho1EoA-DnA; car lots. ITO; trado
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Fob. 11.-DnHlpsTurrs-Flou dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower amber Michigan,
$174h; No. rcd, $l.7T; No. do, S1.71. Corn
6teaay niRn m1xeu, aane enot a1Ac sclles March
'om aea, 9o we1'e az; m oae ou as 94e.
9koyEn sEEnmSa i1os i'm ,,s .,. N nm ~,
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PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
-, SENATE.


By Senator uuNDLEY-From tho Farnors'
Club Of Peoria, reoiting their grtovsnccH from
railroad oppression, and against confirming tho
aoyornor'8 appointments Of Connissioners.
Referred to tho Hailroad Committee.
JUDICIAL. '''.
Tho rulea woro suspended to consider tho
House resolution in relation to tho creation Of
yiding for instruoting Senators, and roquoating
Representatives to vote for bill creating such
district, now pending In Congress. Tho rosolu-
tion WAS concurrcd In.
Tho Rovenno Committee reported bill 11a, pro-
viding for collection Of rovenuo, aud same WIS
recommiltol.
NEW 11LLa.
b ,If' Senator MISUNDERSTANDING rail"
BY Senator GLENN Amending the net in ro-
gnrd to FREQ schools.
Dy Senator CUMMINGS as-To amend the Inv
providing for tho appointment OF Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners.
BY Senator REYNOLDS -nopealing tho Lake
Dy Senator sTARNE- TO prevent fraudstn Of
.'> IL 'st Senator wA1rE-negaraing oatsays aud
By sonator NIoHoLsoN Preventing employ.
mont OF childron in alauGlter-housos; also to
preyont cruelty In contests Of skill for wager.
By, Senator sTEELE-Anending tho Rcvo.
BY Senator NICHoLsoN-For au act to pro-
servo tho peace at fair grounds during exlh-
bitlons,
By Senator YouNanLooD-To amend an
act concerning tho levy and collection Of taxes :,
also regulating tho admission Of evidence In
homicide cases; also to anond Section 1877 Of tho
Revenue Inv also to extond tho juriHdlction Of
Conatables In incorporated townH.
by Senator MoGRATH-Empoworin Town
Boards to fix salaries Of town oliicors.
DItIS ON SECOND nEADIEo.
Bevoral bills were road second time, reforrod,
and ordered printed. Tho now bills Introduced
to-day were road first tiuae and reforred. Tho
hour for tho special order on Tueedny, VIZ:
consideration, by sections, OF bills on second
reading, having arrivod, that order was taken up,
bills 40 considered, amended, and ordered en-
crossed for a third reading.
Further consideration by sections of bills on a
second reading was postponed until Thursday
next.
A DECISION WANTED.
By consent, Senator PALMER offered reso1u-
ton providing for legal reduction Of tho rates
Of rai}rond freight, aud asking of tho supromo
Court decision In the case now before that
body for tho alleged excessive freight charges
| before tho adjournment Of tho Assembly, in
| order that further legislation may DO enacted II
required. Tho rulea were Busponded, and tho
| resolution adopted by vote Of "a to II.
| Adjourned.
, 1873-02-12

Plain hams 12o sugsr cured, 12N51sc, all round lots
raeiedss naik shoulders, tKo; clear rib, oh@oHo;
for round fots, packed. Lara unchangcd.
WMfsKE1-Tlrm at 813pOc.
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 11.-DnEApsrufrs-Ftou quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull and unscttcd No. !,
STAT Nc. a. $.23, Oats in fair doEnand. but lower
No: 2, 27o. Corn dull and lower: No. 2, 800. Rys
Tao.
RE0ErrTs-F1our, 5000 trls: whoAt. 5000 bu.
gnlrMkNIn-Tfour, 1000 hr1R; wheat, 1000 I'm.
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Npxy York Dry Goods Market,

new Yunx, Feb II .-Trada continues to i,apraye
slowly Tho mnrkst for cotton IL very Htrong. ai4 all
shtrnga aold ahea. by ngents. Corset jcaas aud
cottoaadcs improving IN arst bands, aud rol!ol
In good raqusst from Arst hands aud iobbers. De-
laiucs vera quiet. Fancy eass4lncrcs aud diagonal
woraed coatigs are in Improved demand. Foreign
Ques.
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P1TTsDURo11, Feb. 11.-Crude petroleum quiet at
500 per brl at Parker's Landing, eql,nl to fraction
over &c per gallon here. Refined nominally 1870 chr
lnta firra. -
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on 70 days.
Dolnosties, cottonades, Kentucky Jeans, sto, per
cont OFF 80, 4 Ees cent on 10 days.
Regular department goods, per cant. OF %, par
sont. on 90, 8 Por cont on 10 days
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

The BALL The dance annOunc-
ed M our last issue TO take place
on Friday evening came Oft at that
rime amid surroundings Of imposing
g4iety aud e,lat The Hall Of the
Knights Of Pithias was secured for
the occasion, and the labor expe nded
10 its preparation did credit to those
who conducted the Management
The floors were thoroughly cleaned
and waxed 10 accommodate the ease
and motions Of the dancers Several
costly chandeliers poured forth res
plendeut light which lit up every
part 1T The hall as clear as day An
elegant string band was present and
discoutsed eulivsning music. 1t
would be safe 20 estimate the crowd
90 thirty couples. composed Of personi
ofthis city aud adjacent neigbOOr
hood The gathering 10 a point oil
fsshIon, beauty and Intelligence did
credit 70 the town, and argued much
10 f,vor Of The acceptance Of elegant
dancing in society
Our space Is too limited TO 60 10
20 o descriptive Of the dancers, or Il
speak minutely Of the programme o.
exercises, but will suffice it by say
log that Il was complete success.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

LOCAL SQUIB>. - Vow resurrect
your buried flannel and save doctors
bills. There were several first class
headaches amongst our young men
the morning after the dance ...
There seems to be pre- onitory
symptoms ola strike among the hired
girls of Huntington. The loss of
that indispensable auxiliary TO every
we'll regulated household is a calami-
~. fearful to contemplate An
African colony has been started back
of tue INDEPENDENT office. For
two hours on Saturday, the sun seem
ed to have slipped back, and got in
to a July corner. 1t was excessively
hot, 50 much so that the anterior half
cf Ned's nasal sppendage was broil-
ed, while the owner was out on the
hunt of Sunday school tract a
gale Of wind on Saturday afternoon,
sent leaves and rubbish, hundreds Of
feet into the air. The Friday even
ing train came 10 on time, but found
no boat; there we're some passengers
aboard, who had not calculated the
possibility of such a contingency,
snd their disappointment was com
plete; they never thought Of low va
ter before they stepped of the train.
they had business down the river.
and couldn't gait. When they Snail
" realized their predicauent, they
stepped solemnly aside and The cuss
10 the head CT reliable navigation
got for the Rext fes minuIes, was
marvellous IL We oogld get rid OF
those villsinouS fogs IN the morping,
our fellow citizens night be able to
get along without spending a youD
salary for guiOiDe to keep OF The
cb,.ls-Seven o'clock gets around
pretty early these frosty mornings
Hotel men nowadays sTe pre-
serving an average amount Of good
temper. When travel is slow, then
hotel keepers began to crum BILE, and
eat cold dinners, ADD drink their tod
dies without sugar. The city wharf
boat still sits solitary and quiet on
the bank, waiting fer water
Symmes creek is dribbliug into a
dribblet There are a few corner
lots left in lockwood The ex-
tension fthe grade on Third avenue
will help the prowcusdiug business
&C.. There's a young Cincinnati
Exposition" coming out on DR.. Buff
6ng'On's neck; milk poultice is said
to be good Half the people of
town, regulate their clocks by the
whistle at Green 4 Kafer's Pl' uiUg-
mill
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16
Personal.

Col II. D. Whitcomb arrived in thu
city yesterday.
Gen. J. b. Obey made Aging trip
to Charleston on Friday.
Maj. VIM. Martin left for Wheel
ing 10 the early part Of the week.
Messrs. T. B. Kline and Harvey
Scott. Of BarbOuIsVille, we're in town
Tuesday.
Dr.. Willard Parker, Of New York,
is lying seriously IN at BarbOursville,
with dyseDtery.
B. S. Carr, correspondent Of the
New York World was registered at
the Wares on Tuesday.
Col. Henry s, Walker, editor Of
the Charleston Courier, passed
through the city Friday evening. :
Mr.. JnO. Means, Of Ashland, KY.
passed through the city, Tuesday
morning to visit the Lowmoor iron
works Of Virginia.
We had the pleasure ola call,
Saturday from Mr.. J. A. COwardiO,
editor ofthe Richmond DisPdtch, who
passed through the city en- route for
Cincinnati.
Lewis D. Isben, associated with Mr..
W. Thurman Lewis in the practice OF
law, is from AppOmattOx Co. Va. Mr.
Isbell has heretofore practiced at his
old home, but the fame Of our young
city induced him TO come here and cast
hislot among us OF Mr.. Lewis it Is
not necessary to say anything; he is
well known 10 all our readers
Mr.. John COlville, Of WilmiugtO n
NC. an experienced iron worker,
and miner, passed over the Chesa-
peake & Ohio road, and through this
place iast week. He was greatly
pleased with the coal and iron pros
poets here, and will stop on his re-
turn to examine more fully tire pros
rects Of the place He would be
worth 4 hundred thousand dollars a
year to Huntington, if he would in
vest his means and his energy here.
Prof. Johr Russell, P. r. W. G.
c. r., of the United States will he in
our city on Thursday evening, Nov,
9th, aud steps have been taken by
a few who know him, to secure one
Of his interesting lectures on any sub
ject he may select, at that time.
Due notice Of his arrival will be
given by the circulation Of dodgers.
making the announcement Of the
time and place where We may hear
this renowned speaker.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-Rev. w. F
Claugbton will preach at Holderby
Chapel at alternate hours every sun
day, beginning next Sabbath at 3 p
N. aud the Sabbath following at IL
a. N. and so on.
Mr.. McC'intock preached at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. No services were held in the
evening on account Of the weather
No stoves uS yet being up.
Rev. Albert Bowers preached for
The Congregational Church at Ing
hams Hall on Sunday morning. His
sermon was most scholarly effort,
full of gospel truth, preached in class
Ical language with great earuestness
and simplicity.
Rev. j. F. Hsrdwick preached at
Burdick's Hall in the evening on the
subject Of the Phue nician
woman.
There was preaching morning aud
evening at the Methodist church.
Rev Mr.. Kibbe also preached during
the afternoon at the chapel across the
river.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16
CATLETTsRrRG.

From she Herald
The Boyd CTsuit Court will begin
in this place on Monday the 27th
inst, and coHtiBUe thee weeks no
less the business 10 concluded earlier
W. y. Laugridte, Of Graves coun,
~, will be a candidate for SergeDt-at
Arms of the next House of Re pre-,
sentative Of Kentucky.
On Saturday evening last Division
street was the scene of some excite
ment. Peter Cooley, and a man BY
name of Blair had had q previou:
difficulty, and meeting, Blair propos,
ed to 60 for Pete, but Pete, not caring
to be gone for, retired, but returned
in 9 few minutes and dealt Blair {
pretty severe blow with q club, and
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16
River Intelligence,

The new steamer, City Of Ports
mouth, was launched at Ironton Sat
urday and taken I, Port m auth to b'
put 10 frat class order, when she will
enter the Guyandotte and Ports
mouth trade, under command OF Capt
Morgan of this place.
The Fashion was late last Friday nigh
from an accident to her machinery. Shit
came in about half.past eight fully re-
paired.
The Etns put in an appearance on
Saturday with l5O tons Of freight for the
railroad aud city. The R W. Dugan mr.
rived same day with good p ssenger trip
The Billy COllins is making regular
trips to Gallipolis, Capt. Vaughn com
mands and Mr.. J. ". Mccullough, clerk
TIE Eleetving, Fannie Freeze and
willard made trips during the week.
The CrOssley has made several trips to
Cincinnati.
Piyer about stationary.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

OYSTER SUPPER.-The oyster sup
per Tuesday evening held for the
benefit Of the N +. CHURCH, was not
only q very pleasant aisir, but sue
cess. Under the superintendenee OF
Misses Scott, Evans. Kibbe, Wiley
ADD Iugham. an entertainment pecu-
liarly noted for its systematic arrange
meut was the means of COLLECTING
40 important sun for the Church
Through the untiriDg energies OF
these ladies, Inehan's large Hall on
the corner Of Third avenue and Eight
street was cleared Of its cumbraOee
Of seats and gave place 10 richly
adorned tables, beariog luxurious
oysters baked meats, fowls, cOnfec.
tjoneries aud every delieaey the mat
ket offered The supporting pillars
and several sections Of the room we're
richly decorated With evergreens
which impaired an air freshness aud
gaiety 10 The scene. The postal ser
vice Was called into play and 50 Of
Zee Instituted 10 one corner Of n,
ball where spicy Anonymous cores
pondeuee w.s carried 90 between
many composing the audience Botf
vocal au4 iHsirumental music con
tributei % the pleasures ofthe oeca
,ion. The quantity OF oysters Purcha
sed proved inad,qua'esto sbe de
mand and the table dispensing them
had 10 suspend long before the houl
for closing arrived.
Several consp cuous persons irou
the neighborhood, we're present, and
smobg them we're the editors OF th'
Cabell Press who, to judge their &C
tons we're in excellent spirits.
At the close, several cakes we're Of
fersd for sale and fOun I ready Purchs
seFs.
We are instructed to express toe
thanks Of the ladies to the public, fol
its encouragement, and to the young
gentlemen who rendered them valu'
bic assistance.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

made TO make the affair q grand one.
The exercises on horse back will be
followed BY the Coronation and Ball
We learn that already some srteeu
Knights have enrolled their nalSes,
and many more are expected to be
handed in before the appointed day
arrives. Should the weather Be fa-
VOrable large crowd and q good
time may be looked for.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16
From the EpAo.
Town very quiet.

Town very quiet.
Billy Douthit has moved into his
store room on Bridge street.
Rev. Rider is holding q protrscted
NEE ting ut the NJ. 4. Church.
BIRTHs.-On the 9Th inst. in thi,
place, to the wife Of D. A. Shepherd
daughter.
Every thing passed of quietly at
Old Dan Rice's show here on Wed
nesdsy the 9Th.
Messrs. Burks & Crump are haul.
ing in large lot of oak aud poplar
timber, near this place.
Quite a number Of our mechanics
have been turned of from the work
at the c l. o. R. Il. snaps.
Work has commenced on our depot
and it is hoped that it will progress
rapidly.
At present handkerchief Airtations
is the rage among the young LADIES'
of our quiet village.
The corporation had better take
some steps to prevent the banks from
washing at the foot Of Main st,
The good Tsmplars want The poo,
pie to remember that they will have
grand oyster supper on the 9TH OF
November,
The members Of the Catholic
church held a festival and fall fair
at Clarke hall wednesday and Thurs
day evenings Of last week.
DEDlcATIoN.-Rev. John Russell,
of Detroit Michigan, p. @. w. C..
Templsr Of the United States. will
dedicate the Good Templars Hall at
this place November 9Th 1873. lie
will also lecture in Huntington on
the evening of the 9th, at Z O'Clock.
LIST OF DEMONSTRATING in
the pOstoffice at GuyandOtte w. Va
Oct. 18th 1873.
Angsle Mrs Flvira; Angel Joseph
A; Anderson Thomas; Barrett Mel
son (col.) 3; Bowden Christopher;
Carry W. H. Courhs Miss is,beth,
Coaths Laura; Dunfe Sarah; Furec-
son Miss Mary; Flynn Michel; Fry
). B.; erase Mrs. Sarah; Goode S. h. {;
Harmon Alex, 9; Helms ], W; Kill
gore Samuel; Kavsnaugh Rev. w. B /;
Keadle W. f.; Mackey R. W.; Nc
Grail Hugh; Nicholas Willie (coD .;
Neff Jessy, O'Brieu Miss Anna;
Pursley j, W.; Pennington Vanbur-
en; Phillips h F. =; Quinn Mrs. NJ ;
Riddle Miss j. (coD; Riedle Miss ";
Settles G. s.; Shavers Daniel; Steph-
euson Mrs V; Swords Miss Loreua
Stephens Miss Toka; Sullivan w. (coD;
Tsy lor Henry; Taylor c.; Weudt n
Walker Henry; WOodSOn Mrs Ann;
Young IT,.
If the above letters are not called
for in 80 days they will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
T. J. HAYsLIP P. NJ.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

THE WATERS CoNCERTo pARLoB
ORGAN.-We are glad to chronicle
any new thing, or any Improvement
uponIsu old one, thar tends to pcpu-
larize music by rendering it's study
either easier or more sttTaetive.-
Lately our attention has been called
to a new patent stop added to the
Waters Reed 0rgaD,- called the Con
certo Stop. It is so voiced as 10
have a tone like full, rich alto voice
il is especially human in Ns tone
Il is powerful as we'll as sweet, sud
when we heard it We we're 10 doubt
whether we liked it best in Solo, or
with Full Organ. We regard this as
valuable addition to the Reed
Organ. Rural Meto Yorker.
Maj " s. DowDer has one ofthes'
organs at his residence and it is The
most beautiful instrument of tbt
kind We ever saw.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

The DAVIS sewing Msehine
stands without q peer in the land,
ack knowledge superior to all other
By ell who have had exrerience 10
working machines, most power
fol and durable machine in use.
Don't buy until you examine the Da-
Wis" G. w. Robinson, Agent, Hunt
ineton. w. Va. 24-f.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16
NOTICE TO BUILDERS!
We are Selling every
thing in our Line Lower
than the LOWEST.
GREEN & KAFER,
cEce and Mill, Huntington. ". Va

FOR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, depression of Spirits d
General Debility, in their various
forms, ,Phosporated Elixir Of
Calis,ya made by Caswell, Hazard q
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is ,heIbest tonic, AS stimulsnt,
tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season it
prevents fever and Sgue and other
intermittent feVers.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

Capt. Maddy's new dwelling house
on Third avenue, is rapidly approach
ing completion. 10 Its construction
the Cap has shown = taste for aP-
pearances az we'll as comfort.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

RObt. Long, the popular Third a7-
enue barber, has removed to Froot
street aud opens Restaurant aud
Billiard saloon for the seeommOda-
ton Of our eolored citizens.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

Tue MERCHANT 1AILcRiNa estsb-
lishmeni 90 Bird. Avenue between 10
tn. and llth, Sieets, is rapidly grow
log into q very popular and success
full business. Mr.. Flooding keeps con
stantly on hand n great variety Of
piece goods. an excellent cutter, and
warrants q 80 at all times.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

The Car shops have turaOd out =
very handsome freight, Conductors
coach to be attached to freight trains.
1, makes its appearenee as bright as
. new dollar snd o. cory As q neH
cottage.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

An unusual number Of our Guy
sDdotte friends we're in town on Sat
urdsy. The efFeers Of the reduced
rates Of toll over the bridge is HP-
nareut already.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

To BUlLDERS.-l am now pre-
pared to furnish any quantity OF
the best quality of large brick
and good building rock, to be
delivered at any time and any
place in Huntington, upon the
most reasonable terms.
lift Is. >. WYNN.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

AERESTr0.- A cclorcd man 10y the
name Of Jas Stewart. who had been
e1-rg,d IN q cutting ARRAY at Charles
trr. was arrested Joy Marshal Mitchell
last week upon a telegram received
fom the Cuefo Police Of that city
ON Nordav an officer arrived who took
charge oftbe prisoner and returned %
ILar-..Inn
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

The railroad company has made
some uoimpor'aot changes in the
time Of The express trains coming
West. Leave White Sulphur at 5
en- instead Of S-99, ADD Charles
ton 313 p m, Instead Of 80 as
heretofore.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

A man from the country, well
charged with Whiskey, became obstre-
porous at the Merchants Billiard
room, Monday and was summnrily
elected.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16
". THURMAN LEWIS, See'y.

tbs NJ. Z. e. NJ. S.-Tbe mite
Society met at the residence Of ;. w.
Inghsu E,q- 90 las, Friday evening,
the Fat Boy vas there, hungry but
20, sleepy-good music vas provided,
mirth provoking, eharades and tab
leaux. we're presented \ good mum
Der assembled, and all went merry as
marriage bell
On next Friday evening the Soeie
" will meet at the parsonage, Sd aven-
ne between 7ih and Sth street, where a
Nelooa vii be givep TO all
Eeyry body IS invited aud will be
made welcome The Fat Boy" will
be there. Mrs. Csudle, and her lord
will be there. Prof. Trombone will
sing songs accompanied with mu-ic
90 the SRinette. The musical IN.
strument will be exhibited there, for
the FIRST time 10 the New world. Re
member that all is free and you are
invited.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

Hsilstones Weighing three or fou'
pounds fell 10 Braxton county, q
week or two ago. So says the Cdbell
Press, but still We would like to see
the documents.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

REAL EsrArE.-We have given up
all connection with the Insurance Bust
ness, and devote all oar attention to the
purchase and sale Of Real Estate, Lea
sing of Houses aud Farms, Collection
of Claims, Rents &c.
". S. DnwNER / Co.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

The eoIored people Of the town
will amuse then selves ne1t Tuesday
evening. At Johnstons Hall. 90 Sec
oDd avenue, By participation 10 .
Concert aud Ball. OF course they
vill have q grand time.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-10-16

Mr. II jenkins is making some
,mrrovements in his show windows
,ttbe News store. Frame is doing
The framing.
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SoLD-Dr Z. 5. Bufhngton, sold
I'D Ssiuday ne personal property Of
=. J. Brown deed. The property
consisted niinly ola horse soi w'E-
90 ADD suudry articles Of uerehan-
disc The sun realized vas about
enc huodred and ssvsDiy-sve dollars
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MITE SoCIETY.-Tbe First Presby-
terian Church Mite Society will meet
at the house Of Mr. J h. POage, 90
Friday evening att O'Clock, All are
Invited.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Creider & Bro, Oh Sd Avenue are
receiving new goods every day. Gail
aud examine their stock willie it is
fresh.
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WANTED We have demand for q
number Of small houses those having
such will do we'll to give us a call.
w $. DowHER & Co.