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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

paired and intends moving TO his lot on
the opposite side of the street, he has
also built quite neat little cottage Oh
Richmond street.
Jim Wright has put another story on
his neat little dwelling on corner Court
and Bridge streets.
Thos. Massgrove has moved the
building formerly owned by VIM. Way
man, to his lot on Court street near the
wooden factory.
Timothy Mulcahy, has purchased a
lot and is putting up a large dwelling
house.
JAS Poindcxtcr is building him a
neat residence on Bridge st.
Rowland Clark has commenced a
dwelling house near the residence Of
VIM Dusenberry.
Caldwell has repaired the building
formerly occupied by c. Witzgall, and
has made it into a neat store room
Chas. c. Mason has purchased it and
will open frst-class prescription drug
store.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

4 STRANGE SIGHT AT SEk.-ln
the year 1855, the aptain of a Green
land Shaliug vessel found himself at
night surrounded by icebergs, and
day to" til morning, expecting every
moment to be ground to pieces. In
the morning be looked about, and
saw a ship near by. lie hailed 1t
out received no answer. Getting 10
to a boat with some of his crew, he
pushed cutfor the mysterious craft
Coming alongside the vessel be saw
through the portfolio man at a ia
bile, as though keeping a log-boOk,
frozen to death. The last date in
the leg-bock was 1862, showing that
the vessel had been drifting for TWEEN
ty-three years am ng the ice. The
sailors we're found, some frozen
among the hammocks. and others in
the cabin. For this long period this
ship had been carrying its burden Of
corpses-a drifting sepulcher man
| ned by frozen crew.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
i0CALs FROM GUYANDOTTE.

Rev. Rider, has returned.
Joe Peek in in the peach business,
so he says.
White & Bonner have started their
mill again and are making things lively.
W. l.. Peters, is travelling through
Kentucky, selling Hitc's patent tan
ming compound.
Sam Long has relttcd his red wagon
and started last Monday up the road
with full assortment Of goods
Some of our Young folks went over
in Ohio last week to have their fortunes
told. We wonder who they were.
O. G.. Chase af tie Huntington In
dependent gave us a call Monday even
mg. Doc. is looking well and drives
fast horse.
Dlgn.-At his residence near this
place on the Goth Inst. JAS. d. Chew
ming. Was born in Louisa Co. Va,
Sept. 26, 1902.
We learn that Col. Baldwin has writ
ten to Judge Ward telling him that we
are to have a depot at their earliest
convenience.
Isaac Adler will please accept our
thanks for the nice grapes lett in our
Office lnSt week. We hope Ike may
always have plenty.
We learn that our yCtrig friend Joe
Elliott has purchased one half interest
/ in the MoundSville Democrat; We hope
that Joe will meet with great success
Club Scott gave us + call last Mon
day. Club is looking,'wcll and says he
is selling stoves very rapidly for A. I.
! I'VE 4 Son of Marietta, Ohio.
Coon Nyws.-We sors to have =
drug store. ChsS. G. Mason has
brought on full line of drugs, and has
opened first Glass prescription drn9
store, and will cndeavor to please every
ono.
! RrxAwAY. - jake Cochran's dray
horse took fright on last Monday at
something, and ran away, the dray was
loaded with moving plumber, which was
scattered along the streets P"omIScu
ously, but no damage done that w
know Of.
\ IMPROVEMENTS. .-Jno. w. Bonner hai
purchased the house on Burlington st
owned by W. 0. Wright, is having it re
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Nr 4. II. Perry, Gen SuTt, C. &
o. IL r., was in town on Tuesday last
Mr.. A L. Crejler left on Friday FOR
g trip to lake Ere, with his family.
A B Palmer returned from his east
ru tour last week. Travelling seems
to arrce with him.
Tr. Kline, from It Louis, has located
In our town and is q candidate for u
share Of pablicpatronage.
4 number Of strangers have been
prospecting around lately with the in
tcution Of loc1tin. here.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

PATENT TANNISG.-The words which
convey to the citizens of Guyandotte
a Just retributiOn against a man
known as Idler Isaac, whom with his
broad shoulders aud big head, attempt
ed the correction of a neighbOrs little
son, by the application of the rod
But the muscular father made good the
difference in strength and held Isaac
until the little son gave him the latest
demonstrations of the patent tanning
process with cowhide-Wiley boy.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
IatlcttSkui'S.
From the Herald.

About the 18th Of February last
the clerks Offices Of the Rockcastle
County and Circuit courts, in Mt.
Vernon, were destroyed by fire, the
work Of an incendiary. On Friday
last the county clerks Office was again
set en- fire and entirely destroyed
with al, its contents. The county is
now left withou, deed, mortgage
guar dian or administrators bond.
The Ironton papers report the
going down" of one of the wharf
boats, aud we supplement them BY
reporting the going down" Of the
City Wharf.boet, of this place tc
take its place. The sum paid was
$1,000. Cattlettsburg by this sale
is kept with but one boat, that o.
Messrs. Brown & Cecil.
Sam. Pike, known through out
the whole country as newspaper
man, proposes to begin, about The
first Of September, the publication o
the Old kcntgchy Flag, at Mays
vile.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
from the Echo.
Sparring in Poetry.

Judge Ward many yeorS ago, whilst
in Richmond was in the parlOr OF the
Powhattm house, in company with a
late Attorney General of that State,
who was also bachelor. 1t happen
ell that there was Il beautiful young
lady present, and the Judge and the
Atty Gen. like the two old men, who
went battle fowling, zone on one
side" and zone on one side trying,
each, to entertain the Young lady as
hest he could. and occasionally Sparring
ncross each ut the other, when it was
agreed that The fight .hno'd be con-
Quoted in poetry; the Judge was to
bring on the engagement and address
ing the young la,ly he said:
Through your sweet ewes young cupid sent,
His kerncst, fiery dart,
Which through INV bosom living went,
Aud pierced my bleeding heart.
And since my heart received the thru'b
Through those sweet ewes of thine,
Il is but fair aud right and Just,
That thou shOuldst give me thine,
The .4tornry GeHrrai rcPted:-
My friend your sicrys true
The little RASCAL shot tfc TOO,
He shot me with pointed dart,
Audhi me plump right in my heart.
And thcuIh have n bleeding wnilnn,
The healing hahn trust I've found;
These two HACK eyes can ease my pam,
Aud bring me back 20 life again.
The Judyc rPlica:-
Bravo, my friend yOu are tn the scratch,
But don't count chickens fore they hatch.
Nv wound first made, must ilrst he cured,
Aud yours dear sir, muSt Ice endured.
So. now Yourself % fate resign,
TGc balm you claim IL surely mine,
And YOU must hnger on IN pain,
TIL yOu can cut AMI come again.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Rev. ALBERT BowERs.-We learn
that the Congregational Church of this
place, has extended a call to Rev. AL
bert Bowers Of Missouri, who is expec-
ted hero in a few weeks. He has been
delayed in coming by the sickness of
n child
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

SrAvE BUsIYEss.-E. Il. Mitchell 4
son, Mr.. Marsilliott Of Michigan, and
others, are pushing the stave business
ytry actively in this neighbOrhood.
Mitchell & Son are now getting large
barge or fat ready to load with slaves
&c. to 10 down the river. This is the
way to bring money to place; en-
courage 'home industry, utilize home
productions; turn the forests that cover
our hills-the coal and iron that under
lie our mountains, into money, and we
are bound to prosper.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
RUNTISGTOY LOCAL DIRECTORY

r,.--.-,--r-- ,N.-sih Avenue 1etween
-.,t rrts s-r,+ts Rev. p. ID. '''-,. -
S..-...... every Saba. D 4t .'|t IL '''
~ E. S.n.lts >choD. at9 FL "-
..,-.-.,>,r Rev. 6. - Walker, Pastor.
$500 IN pilgrim IsiL 81 avenue a1o'y ~. ts,a
, p-,9rf.ng a. "a a. nl. AMI u uL q mon
s'I,stb S.heoi af3g p. On. PRAYER meeshs wee
I--.r-n m. strangers aud di utucls N''-
HlIIY Invited
A A. ,.4rsrp Rev J.A. hiooe, Pastor treacu-
.'. S.,- regularly at the NJ. t. Ouurrh' 81
r.,. ~ gfl amt lOth streets, 90 N a. In and
ss D. m. ,,,,.,-
s.,--.sr tr1~Ecu. Pastor Rev. j. i. Bariwic6c
,-,...s ,,- E.-,fcAs Hail sunday school at
',,..rrra nm. Preaching h3E past p ~, PRAYER
ui,,trg Fr.iil evening
Episcopal tHURClL-Servtces az Trinity Han
f,-,r,,r. between fHth and I tn sfrCctSl nl the
M. Rector Rev. Edward Valentine Jones, every
Sur-isv. except Che drsL sunday school at $
Or'tgN e. M
ErElXENKfpGE PRESBYTESfAN Cut hCH.-
Row d - Peters Worship on COmuHu} pGl-
,I.-I.- .rrer OF Fourth Avenue aod IWeutn -
services st li O Cl'6 a NJ, and I,49 / M'-S0hd@y
school atg A VI,
* D.. UrvEs IopGg No la-WM meet IN
t5rf- r,.,, nam on thc corner ol tth- Avenue amt
1sfr NJ lr -bc Hrst ami third TUESDAYS .i each
uoutt at S o. u; Ni-o' = LIN
G.. Norrs T. r. :.
MASONIC. huntington Lodge No. 80
~ Ancient FREE aud Accepted MlSonS
~ y viii meet I'M their New HalL ON the cor
~ uer oI 4Jn avenue and l2lh street, on
y Nthc first and third Fridays oi each
" JAS e MORROW, w.M.
n. IT, BROOES, Scc'y.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Prof John G. Chase has been en-
ployed to take charge Of the graded
Schools in MiddlepOrt with a pros
peet of COO scholars at a salary of
$1,000 per annum, commencing Sep
TENDER 18th. Prof. Edward W.
Chase takes the Gsllipolis Schools
with a prospect Of 1000 scholars, at
q salary Of $500, commencing Sep
TENDER LIST. Prof. Lyman c. Chase
takes the Huntington School with
500 scholars at a salary of 500 per
month, commencing September Sth-
Aud Chase's INDEPENDENT still
dourishcs at 90 per auuum in ad
vance. Well done for the Chase heirs.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

SEVERE SrorM Although there were
severe storms on Monday evening and
Tuesday morning, vet on Tuesday eve
ming there was another which eXcclled
the Others in severity; the rain was very
violent, the lightning vivid aud frequent
and the thunder loud; one flash Of light
ming seemed to hang in the clouds like
a ball Of Gre. An immense volume of
water fell and poured down our cutters
ami the neighborms streams were all
greatly swollen; we have not heard Of
any special damage being done. The
storm seemed TO be something of a cy-
clone, os II passed around and return
cd, being heavier the second time than
at first.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Nr Holdings new store on %.
Avenue vi.l soon be ready fer occu-
rancy I,is built on az entirely
Eea r'au There Is 90 framing hut
Che walls are by 4 studdiug piled on
up Of each other, every two or three
,icrs spiked IL viii make a very
warm comfortable house.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

LARGE SALE.-MeSs: Moses 4 Clark
sold out their entire stock of Lumber,
on last Saturday, TO Mr.. Chapman of
Ohio. There was more than 100000
feet. Mr.. Chapman Immediately took
out policy of Insurance for $1,000
on the Lumber, with Mess: Titus 4
Bro, the entcrpriSing Insurance agents
of this place.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

BEszlNE.-Somcbody in this town
must sell fighting whiskey' We
don't 90 out much at night, hut we
hear that there are brawls, and fist
fights On Second Avenue every
night Now five must have Whis-
key sold, let's have an Inspector and
nor allow any to be tapped that has
eight" in it. We have heard Of
W0iskey thst was said to be as mild
as "mother's milk" That's the kind
vo ought to have; and then make the
rrice Of it-One dollar a glass, and
allow no man to drink less than ten
glasses at 4 time. Then We car have
folks Get gentlemarly drunk, or
drunk, gentlemanly, and nobody be
any the wiser of it
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

FOR SALE.-The controlling
interest in the Independent
News and Job Office, is, on
account of the prOtracted illness of
Mr.. Gilbert, offered for sale at very
reasonable rates. Call at this Office.
If.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

CAT-STEAIING.-Some Of the Ironto-
mans who were here on Sunday last,
tried to steal Fosters beautiful Maltese
cat. Foster was at the window upstairs,
and after they passed, he saw some
thing sticking out from under the coat of
one Ofthem, aud he thought to himself
thereby hangs a tdil'. He went for
the man in a hurry, rescued poor pussy,
and took her home in triumph.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Nv. Jas Welsh, while out near the
White Sulrher Springs, was stung on
,hr foot He thought at the time 1t
was a bee, bat the foot swelled up
became very painful aud he thinks
now IL must have been either q small
make or a spider. He uses a crutch,
Int g., cettirg better.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

at different times ordered to stop near
there. 1t is likely there will be a 'cold
corpus found there some fine morning,
if somebody don't look out.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

POsrAL CARDs.-Will be printed at
this office at very low rates. Five
business Scards can be printed on
1000 cards for $500, and on 500 for
$500, hence a business man can send
500 ofhis cards postpaid to any address
for $l60;-nothiug in this article how
ever to the diSparagement Of our wor-
thy Postmaster who charges three times
this price.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Greer & Ksfer are working largo
force of hands at their Mill, and
.u-nirc out a great deal Of work.
They have contracted 90 erect two fine
houses for Moss Sperry Is Hale, near
their saw mill
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

CoNcETo OHG>Ns.-Thc most beau
tml THING We have ever seen in the
syov oea Cabinet Organ, is the Waters
Concerto Orran We received one
this week which we viii be happy to
how t1 any one DESTROYS 70 examine.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

ScuooL.-The boys and girls must
-,t their playing done NJ, ready for
School. Prof Chase will be here
rr,iy 70 commence, oud l. is pro
,sc1 20 open the School on Mon
Jay week, sept, Sth
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

way:
Rules for the government of th
Camp Meeting to be held by the Bur
ingtou Circuit 10 Portsmouth distris
the third of September, 1873.
/. Th ere will be, prayer in eacl
tent, at or near sunrise.
II. There will be preaching Oh
other public service in the altar, ant
from the pulpit, at the following
hours. So'elock & 1o3 o'clock, a. II
an d q & y O'Clock, p. nj
III. The blowing of the horo
from the stand shall be the signal fol
these services.
". During the hours Of pabfic
services (before the altar all persons
as far as practicable are required to
De seated in the congregation before
the pulpit.
V. During the time Of religious
service, all business must be suspend
ed, and. all hammering, ehoppind,
talking, and all other disturbing
noise of every kind is forbidden
within and around the encampment.
vi. No smoking will be allowed
within the encampment at any .iRe.
VII. All promeDuding and group
ing together, and everything else
that is disorder or that tends to it, is
prohibited within the area of the
tents, during public services and
outside the area Of the tents, also.
VIII. Two boarding tents will be
kept at or near the encanpment for
the accom- mediation of those who de-
sire entertainment, and feed for hor>
SEES, both of which are under the su
pervision of the managers.
X. No persons will be all Owed
to sell fruits, melons, wares, mer-
chandise, or notions of any kind, ar
dent spirits, wine, cider, beer or CT
gars, or al other articles of traffic Of
any kind, within four miles of the en-
campment.
y, All persons are forbidden to
damage fences, corn-f fields and timber
on or adjacent to the eneampwert.
XI. All persons are requested
by example aud Influence to preserve
harmony, peace and good order in
the cncampment. By order Of the
MANAGERS.
l. is not generally known that the
religious society, the Non Episcopal
Mvthodists, have C, n ID, rAblc SIRE tn
in this county, bu; such is she case.
There are several very Hourishiog
classes. Rev. Harrison, Of Burling-
ton, has, for the past five years, been
The minister of some Of these classes.
We understand he is about to change
his field Of labor and will q near
the center Of The State. Mr. II.
will carry with him the good wishes
Of his congregations, "nd all who
knew him. The Non Episcopal
Methodsts have just built a fire
church in Fayette township, near
the hcadwaters of Raukins, Buffalo
and Salliday creeks.
The lower wharf boat, the cold
Reliable sank in the genIIest posi-
bic uannor, last Thursday, about
uoOn, General decropituie seems
to have been the ruling cause Of the
disaster. For some time past, the
leaks had been keeping nip aid
tuck" with the Pumpa, bit a Tn urs-
day morning the former took the
lead. MIR. Peck made arrangements
to sell the boat that morning, but
through some reason the parties dida't
get together. The former owner NJ.
A. Mclaughlin held apolicy for 81
600 on the craft, but because the agent
was not notified of the sale and an
assignment made, tho payment Of
the policy will be resisted.
tatlcttskurg.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
GUYlSDOTTR LOCAL DIRECTORY.

lee every sabbath no 40 m and Z p m. Prayer
meeting every wednesday eve, = $ ats l-2 a NJ
NJ r. church. south. Services every Sahbath
s. =. 20 a m. Prayer meeting every IhUrs'iay.
T,pti~t church, services every sunday eve, at
urirck, PRAYER meeting every Tuesday eve. =.
~ 40 l-2 Oc ock. Rev. j. +, HardwiCs, pastor.
GuvaudOtto chapter, No. 40. ROYAL Arch Ma
sons meets IN the Masonic hali on Monday Re-
fore the full moon l-2 p On. j.. a. hlblc, Hip.
Western star LOdgc No N, A. r& A. NJ. meets
Sa,urjsy evening on or after iull moon IN each
month. Jas. ID. Sediugcr, ". NJ. T. j. Hay
sIp- stcy.
olive Lodge No. 20. T. o. C.. r. Regular meet
ing every saturday evening 90 O'Clock at me
ttiOd Tt mplrs GufiiUC on Court street. IL 4.
l'rrnd,r g7lst ~ e 4. l.. n. keenan,, secretary,
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Fre>urEE Factory Some gentle
wcu from Kentucky were in town yes
.criay looking around with a view TO
establishing a furniture factory here
at an carly day.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Nr Woojcock has iaAco T eds
OH sand, where he has musical
cock. Canary birds and all. 1t is
a very ,ru, and tasty store, well
filed rp, with a good stock of goods.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28
Wesleyan Female lnsti.
tu;e,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

win begin it's 9Th annual session Sep.
,ersbcr 25th. 1873. This is one Of the
hrst schools for young ladies' in the south
Faculty consists o. twenty-ifiree teach
ers aud officers buildings elegant
scenery grand-heslth unsurpassed--
feeble constitutions here entirely res
lord-attsnded by young ladies f-OD
fifteen Southern States.
TFays for scholastic year-boorl and
tuition in College course, s2i0,DD. Tx
tras moderate. For catalogue of s.
pages, address,
REV. W. s. HARRIS.
siaurt0n, Va
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

PiiSE NNss.-Tlerc are some We
~ nice plank walk, ia town but there
are q grea'u r horses. cows and 9th
or animals .rr tles streets by which
hey arc often rendered very filthy, we
suggest ill.,. .e Of The street hands
ar.rer..-- Pro pass over the walks
every mH eI clean them or
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Nr Ecmley Of Charlottesville, j.
f.tia- up s. neE Bakery ou 81
Avenue near 7th street.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

Co.. E.Nnrton s., having some nice
houses bu''t on Fourth Avenue near
the sraoolh1uSc
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-28

RoBssas.-Thc ncigbOrhood between
Mr.. Poagc's bousc and Ilolderby 5 Cha
pel. seems to be infested with gang
Of thieves. and VIC hope those who are
compelled to travel that road will 60
armed. so as to be able to defend them
selves against assault. On last Thurs
dsy night. a gentleman on his way to
The c5mrauy's houses, was hailed there
and ordered to halt, but he didn't haI'
worth a cent: indeed he was like some
body we read about; the more they told
him to stop .the more he wouidn l.
DR. Wall aud Mr. Fielder, were also