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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-06

10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real H. tate Brokers,
Southeast corner Penney wanna avenue aud 18th ST
Star Once Building.
SPECIAL CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS,
sTATluNERf, INK STANDS. PORTFOLIOS,
WkIrIHI UABINETS, AND NUMEROUS
FANCY ARTICLES, ST TABLE FOR CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS
,z,, OnW WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVE
k-AyININGS, December the 10th aud 18th, with
A!AA44S auctloD roOBs, commencing At O'Clock
shall sell large assortment If tn. above arti-
cles which will be sold without reservation.
to attend.
Terms: Cash
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Icy GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d str eets

RI ,UhEEN q W ILDIhhbI huctlOncers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d str eets
SALE OF A FIRST GLASS STOCK OF FINE
H HS Costly JEWkLRY, GOLD AND Sill
ICAN, swiss. AND ENGLISH MANUFAO-
5UEE; PLATED TEA sET; DIAMOND
GOLD RINGS GOLD LoCKETS; GOLD
SPEOTACLkS; ROGERS BRO S BEST SILL
YER PLAThD WARE, consisting of spoons,
osstors, FORKS, and other u.efdl articles
CLOCKS nLgT OF EyEsY VARIETY; SLEEVE
E SE ~ pESSGRiPTI9Niv WITH OTHER
FIRST. CL ASS EST ABLISH MENr
IN On WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1873, we
sIal.hall at the store of Mr.. M. Judd, No. 4I5
Es87th street northwest, the aforementioned
goods. and continuing every morning and evening
until all Is disposed OF, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a IN. and 7 p. m. II offers rare Inducements 10
hose in want of holiday presents
does GBEhN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY ". L. WALL 4 CO, Auctrope.rs
~ New Marble Bu!lding
Nos 900 and gU2 Penn ays.,cITnar qrb ar OF
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10y LATIMEB & CLEARl,
D AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penua. avenue and 18th street.
Star Once Building.

AND INIMPRUVED PROPERTY il sQUARE
No. 23-.
- By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme lurt of
Il the District Of Columbia passed in a certain
cause IN which W lillian Nc Lean is plaintiff aud
Elisha Faicouer ct al are defendants-No. 2767,
EI Doc. Ill viii offer for sale AZ public auction,
IN front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
Ith day Of December, 1873, at 4 O'Clock D. m the
] llowlng property Lots Nos. and 10, in U. n.
Thorn 3 subd Of lots II and Is, in Square M
Zoo. Each ~ thess lots is improved by substantial
t~o-stoiJ Brick Dwelling, cOntsining tour rooms
Original Lot No. 3, in Square No 2JS, fronting 50
teet inches on north street, between 18th aud IA
streets west, with depth Of 2l0 feet to an alley 80
tsFt wide -
Terms Of sale One-thiri cash; balance in equal
instalments at and Il months, with interest at 3
per cent anuum, to b. se.ured by the retention
# the title until Pa d. CONVEX ancing at purchassrs
cost. SlOO down each piece Of property at time
If sale. EUGENE CARUSI. Tru,tee
nOy22- eoSds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts
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o hnIAN : shIE UF IMPRUNED PROPER
IL On "a sTREET, BETWEEN NJ AND N
STREETS SOUTHWEST -
q BY virtue OF adecres Of the Supreme Court for
e lie District Of Columbia, holding a specis al
terhl VIII sell At public auction, in front of
The premises, on TIL Y RSDAY, the 1 tn day OF De-
cehber' 1873, at O'Clock D. part Of lot No g.
IN square No. 5O2, with the improy ements thereon
insisting of two-story frame dwelling, with attic
aud basement. This property has 20-fOot alley on
tie side, and a S1-fOOt alley IN the rear
Terms One-half cash residue in IL and Is months,
with interest from day of sale. All convey at
cost II purchaser. $50 down at time of sale,
ELIZABETH WATSON, Guardian
dec4-dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucls
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DY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID AuCtionsers Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Penusylva and llth street,
Star Office Buildings

TRUsTEE'SSALE AN ENTIRE SQUARE OF
GROUND NEAR THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY
a. By virtue of decd of trust - the undersigned
STSEearing date ApTil l, A. ID lS2, and recorded
in llber No 6S2, at folio g. ct seq, aud by direc
tion of the holder of the secured thereby, l
TUESDAY, the 25th day of November, A. ID. 1873,
~ O'Clock .. m, all of square numbered nine hun
dred and thirty two, 1921 Junded by north aud
Streets, and 9Th and 10 streets northeast, contain
ing in the whole 1900 square feet. The property
III be sold subject to deed of trust dated October
l. $50, under which six 80 cents per square foot
mains upon the property.
Terms: one third cash residue in four equal pay
mems at 3, g. 2, and Il months, with interest from
the day Of sale. Deed given and trust taken. $3.50
tO be deposited when the property is struck of,
which Is to be forfeited unless purchaser plies
with the terms Of sale within 1--WE days after sale.
CUny ey ancing at cost of purchaser.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
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10y VIM. l.. WALL h co, AuctIonaers,
- Original Horse and Carriagr Bazaar,
Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10Th stree s.
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TIhIItU III Iuc OIl{ u W h.IInktOuf u. %
novl-eo5ds GEO. W. sTTCRNEf,S Trustees.

HTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
mil IUEsIp DAY; Recembsr 2S, 1873, same hour
ana place. S Gds " At sfi6RSEy Trustees.
dec6s,t,th j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
oct27 eo&ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts,

r. TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
nutil FRIDAY, December 9TH, same hour and
Place. By order Of the Trustee.
EOy26 Ads LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
n5-THE ABOvE sALEIs FURTHER POST
PUNED until FRIDAY, December IL, 1873, same
hour aud place. By order % the Trustee.
deC6-dSds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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pY DUEOANSUN, BOWLING 800, Aucts.,
- Corner 9th and streets northwest
n2sd puNCASsdNSH PlWf III t r0 knct
FlG ID. II. WARMER
ID Real Estate Broker and. AuctioneeE
No. 1919 7th street, between q AMI II SITS.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE
THREE STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT
HeIsE,ONT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
IEETH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
- By vir ne Of deed OF trust, dated November
kill, j.. 1870, and duly recorded in Libar NJ.
10y, folio i, one of the land records for Wash.
ington county, District of Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell, A.
public auction, iu front If the premises on MON.
pay, December 5, 1873, at l)ck p. m. the
igGWlnE de- cribed rea estate situate in the city
81 Washington, o., 10 wit: Lot numbered eighty
two $50 In kelly's subdivision of p2rt of square
three hundred aud sixty five 1859, fronting twenty
t1O) l. ct on Tenth street. with depth of one hun
cred and seven tl07 feet togeh with the improve
ments, consisting Of three story pressed brick
front HCuse, on the northeast corner of Tenth aud
streets nOrthW est, setting back in the yard and
enclosed by a neat iron fence.
Terms: S2,OOO in cash; and balance AZ twelve and
twenty four months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of per
c. ut. per annum from day of sale, and secured by
deed Of trust on the property, will be taken. A
deposit OF go will be required time Of sale.
All convey aLcing at expense of purch If terms
Of sale are not complied with in seven days, the
Trustee the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser after
i've days advertisement in some one or more news.
.. prs published in the city of Washington, ID. G.
HALLET KILBOURN, Trustee
decb 60 j. 7 COLDWEL Salesman.
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10y THOS. y, wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, 3l9 TN street
ONE oFTHE kICESTSMALL BRICK HOUSES
With ALL MODEhN COSNENIENOES, No
~ STREET NORTHEAST.
a. On WEDNESDAY, December 10, Of
RE- O'Clock p. m, / shall sell, on the premises
rs sbOve -montioned, a house and lot.
T rms, 3 $40 cash; balance in monthly payments
dtc6-d TH0s Il WAGGAMAN, Auct.
10y W. l.. WALL & co. AuctIoneers,
10 New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and gO2 Pennsy Iyania ave, cor 9th ST
GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF ELEGANT PAINTINGS BY WE'LL KNOWN
ARTISTS, AT AUCTION,
At our Spacious Sale X DOms, on the Evenings of
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Dec. Ii aud y, ISIS
Commencing at O'Clock each evening
Further particulars in future Advertisement q
deC6 W l.. WAbL& CO, hucts.
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" ashinFton, D. c
SALE oFA PART or THIS WASHINGTON

IlY WA L. WALL & Co, Auctf lneery,
- New Marble Building
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Is sI1 Loui.isn. ave bet oh and 10th ST. NV.
IFFssSFETs st ~ f "a
%EsT. CoNsisTIsaN OF N oNE EksG nps AND
Two SMALL TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELL
- By virtue Of a deed of trust dated October 10,
- Lilo q, 81 seq smonS the iaad reeord, Tor Tor
Washington county, N the District OF Columbia,
a. .a p. cs e the w @
hishest bidder on THU ssDAY Noyem Der il, A.
81; ss' lC. Of s5CTsd Yins and being ID Wsshias.
numbered one ha,drsd and eighty two Siss, &C.
sIuaTe a. the sane 4 reeore IN abe o. ssia
ONCE OF said District in r folio 10, pril s. 1884
Terms OF sale: one'third cash, Of which s2oo must
De paid down on day OF sale; balance In elCal pap
With interest q the rate Of eight per cent per an
mum, for which the notes Of the purchaser will be
e he q e 9e the Sd . to the
cOrding q purchasers cost II the terms OF sale
trustees reserve the rEhtO resell the preperty st
risk and cost Ofdef1niting purchaser:
SM' =. a6 rLLTT2sttS Truasos.
nov3-d LUTTRELL CO., Aucts.
DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED untjl
&hbSEsOAf, the lSih inst, at same hour aud
HARVEY LINDsLL, 3Tru..ee,.
,ov,,, VINE. H OIL y NAN, SO -.
IL W. Autts
RAT THE REQUEST OF PARTIES MIN
teTest- be above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
HARVEY BINDStY, JT,..,'.-
NM.F. HOLTZMAN, ( ifu9'seS'
Lov20 LUT1RELL s CO, Aucts.
Sat THE REQUEST OF PARTIES IN IN
Z, -r-f, the ahp.e Is further p'-rp ,a-i until
TUESDAY, December . 1873, az s'cIJek D. m -,
same place.
HARVEY LISDSGY, A..
WM. +. H0LTZYAN. rru''ees'
dCc2 LUTTRELL & co. Aurts
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tlY WI. l.. WALL \ O..AuctIuneers
- Horse su' Carriage Bazaar,
Louisiana avenue. between 9ih and 10th streets
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ws-hington, u c December q ath, iS7s dc
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LUTTRELL q co .,Auctioneers.
Id SiT LOuisia ana ave bet 81 and 10th ste N W.
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sSI 5. SAMSTAG & co. ,AUctIoneers,
- No. 1O7 Market Space

ESl 5. SAMSTAG & co, AuctIoneers,
a. No. 7O7 Market Space.
a Particular attention is called to the large
and extensive sale of TOYS, which we will
sell at Auction, commencing DECEMBER 10,
<s At o'c ock, at the stand former ~ occu pied
BY y. Len zberg & Co, 5U7 Market Space
We enumerate In part
5000 Wax Dolls, all sizes
1000 Talking Dolls,
1000 assorted Tea Sets.
800 lots Wax Candles,
800 Work Boxes,
500 Motto Cups,
Hobby Horses, Farmers Wagons, Carts, W heel
Barrows, and many other articles too numerous to
mention In conjunction with the above would
respectfully call the attention Of the public to our
large assortment Of Ladies' and Gents Initial Hdkfs
Marseilits Bed Spreads Fans, Reticules and Ladies
Companions. Don't forget to your money, and
call at 4. sAMSTAG 4 cos, 7O7 Market Space
before you buy your Christmas Presents.
deco Aucfa
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Mondsy-washingd day. Cant be bothered
with meals.l
Tuesdsy-Mycwn washing 70 Ne done
Nednesdsy-Sweeping-d The geutiemsu
must take their meals down town.
, Observation-Disclosures and evening out.
fridav-Evening call from Tin"
inrdsy-BaSing-dsy A cold lanch mast
do for the fsmily)
susday-Church In the morning. An early
brezAfasS. ~. Y. Conssa srslci.
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~ I,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street,
Star once Building
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u PIT BEATING wORKs. 40 Maine aven1a .
bet ~ sne Oh ste osrPst. gs,lsa for ND rstsrnsi
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81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED un-
til TUESDAY, December &. 1873, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustees
d2.eONds Is. M b. TIMONEY q 90, Ancts.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

THE lInnunetr Baker, ..as AMIN been
improved Thu, jmr M- Moutr,.e Boo.
secured DE -ri vices ofa NO fancy rsL
to,er. Who e'li devote hi. entf, lime and
attention 20 th,- branch nj he bu.nr.s
Ihe r'-1.tof THIS is. thai be eaft,r citizen.
""h c""i-ct'oner- 100 the city or ont of b..
on" get s'irr -.oi treal. or cakc...f any
DESCRIPTION. hy -end.ug fhei, ori,r- to the
bakery or giving them 10 Mr. john Spi-
der A. be goes about viii, hia bread aud
cake wagon
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Rev. Edw. Valentine Jones, the pastor
OF the Episcopal Church of this city, has
been in old Virginia for some tue and
has recently been ordained to the full min.
istry. He has accepted call to the per-
manent charge here, aud will return in II
few days. We are glad to learn OF Mr..
Jones promotion, for we know him to be
promising and exemplary young man
We are also pleased to know that he will
take up his permanent residence with us
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1t is reported that Mrs. Jones, wife Of
.he Ware Hotel landlord at Hnntin zton
died from cholera. Hope it is hot So
HOalas Commercial
We are happy TO inform the Commercial
there is no ruth IN the report. Mrs. Jone.
Of Wares Hotel, is still living and in good
health There was, however, a lady by
the name OF Jones died here last week, OF
cholera morbus, bu, she was the wife OF
our worthy and efficient carriage and wagon
smith
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

VIM. II. Bull was appointed night po-
lieceman by the City Council at its meeting
last Tuesday. We think the appointment
good one, as Mr. Bull sa sober and
honorable gentleman, and we feel satisfied
he will give a good account Of himself
should the sneak thieves, who infested
our toWn iew weeks ago, return to prey
upon our citizens.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

q Having just put our mill in complete
repair, we are now ready to supply every.
thing IN our line OF business on short notice
Flooring, Siding, Bill Timber, Shingles
Plas'ering Lath, DC, &c, a, well as
Mouldinss, Doors. Sash, Blinds, Shutters
Brackets, in fact, everything necessary to
complete first-class building
GREEN x KAPER,
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The scholars of the gregational
church gave concert at Pilgrim Hall on
last Sunday evening. Songs, reci,a,ion,.
dialogues &c, were the order OF the even
ing They acquitted themselves in a cred
table manner, and its close, the audi.rcs
retired well Pleased.with ne evenings sn
tertainment.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

NJ. Wise IL Co, the noted steambo at
builders of lronton, are reitting and paint
ing the steamer Billy Collins with view
OF putting her permanently in the Hun
tington and Gallipolis trade. We are in
formed that her captain will be Rec Waugh
an, while our genial townsman, Mr. J
w Mccullough, will grace the Office
With these two worthy gentlemen in
charge, the Billy cannot fail 10 become
popular She will leave Huntington daily.
Sunday excepted, at 9 o'clock, a. m, and
Gallipolis at p. m. We urge upon our
merchants and citizens to give the Billy
Collins their undivided attention, as she
will be enphatically II Huntington boat.
Success TO the undertaking.
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DR.. q. 6. Chase has repurchased an in
terest in the Independent, and assumed edi
toriai control during the illness of Mr.
Gilbert. Thos. j.. Burke, who has been
filling that position with honor, started for
Stanton yesterday, where he will spend
the Summer. We hope he will not forget
10 return.
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Attention is called to tie School Law
published !" another column. As there IL
to be County Superintendent, and other
school officers to Ice elected on the Stu Of
august, II behoOyes the citizens OF this
county to look around and get men well
qualified, in all RESPECTS, Tor these reepon-
sible positions
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

Mr.. Philips, confectioner on Third
Avenue, shot aud killed a dog IN his store
on the Fourth Of Jnly, because it acted
strangely. lie most surely did not have
much love !or the Nations birthday, or he
would have known the dog was only cele-
brating it. Poor dorg.
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Hot weather is coming fast, and now Is
the time to bay your ice cream freezers
water coolers and refrigerators. Thomas
Medford Keeps full line OF such goods.
Store on Sd Avenue between sth and 9th
Streets II
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Owing to the cholera scare, the deu,an
for ice cream is rather limited this vecr
but il you want some that is good, 20 to
the Star Saloon OF a. Z Young, on 80
Avenue.
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POWDER, POWDER, POWDER

Our Magazine il now iul OF all the diff
erent grades Of powder, blasting aid sport
ing. Merchants and contractors will be
supplied at manufacturers prices, freight
added RussrL < .M,r,pp
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Mr.. jenkins has, this week, been. busily
employing his leisure moments in cleaning
aud rearrauging his establishment the
post-oflice He keeps on hand all the
latest city Dailes and Magazines, and sup
plies back numbers OF Magazines to all
who desire them
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

Geo. A. Floding has secured theservices
oil one Of the best cutters in the country,
and guarantees TO render satisfaction 10 all
who want q good fit
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Rex Robert S. Vancleve, son OF Supt
A. II. Vancleye, will preach at the Breck-
inridge Presbyterian Church, Central Land
Company's building on Sunday evening,
July 18th, atquarter before s o'clock =.
Every body is invited
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The Railroad Company Is again making
improvements at the river depot to accom-
modate the rapidly increasing business and
travel OF the ruad
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Look before you purchase elsewhere at
Harvey * Sons. Queensvare and Glass
ware bought before the advance in Glass
ware, they are selling 1t cheaper than YOU
can buy at wholesale
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Geo. Fiodng keeps full line Of gents
nnderware at his tailoring establishment
on Third Avenu,. above Tenth street
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Thomas Medford, on 81 avenue, has
just received a large stock OF window glass.
lie also keeps hardware, cutlery, stoves
and house furnishing goods generally,
give him call
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Blackberries have been coming to town
for some days, though in rather limited
quantities. They are sellirg at 50 cents per
gallon.
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LUMBER, LUMBER LUMBER,

100000 feet Of dry Poplar Lum.
Der in the rough or dressed, can
be had cheap mt Green d Kafer's
mill I'D Ave. above IIth st, HINT
ingtOn West Va.
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Buggy riding 10 now very fashionable
with the young ladies' and gents Of this
place, butwe Judge il was rather expeu-
give to enjoy lev hour. ride aud then
take il to ihe wagon smith and give him
fifteen or tvs .uty dollars Tor repairs.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

A horse belonging to Thos Brammer
died suddenly the other day The doctor
pronounced It case OF genuine cholera.
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Mrs Cowan, an old lady who has been
sustaining herselfby washing and ironing,
was taken suddenly I'D on lat Saturday
evening, and died on Sunday morning -
The doctor pronounced it case Of cholera
morbus.
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The Bostona brought up a large number
OF passengers yesterday, the most of W HON,
we learned, were on their way to White
Sulphur Springs.
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c. W. iced, on Wednesday, received
another artistic and elaborate piece e
workmanship, in the shape OF an old-fash.
Toned musical instrument lie saysit is
a girl.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

MIR. Archer will please accept our thanks
for the file OF late English papers he left on
our table this week
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The Congregational Church is now be-
ing rooted, 1t is a large and handsome
building and reflects great credit on its
builders.
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~. S D0wlcr 60 are doug quite
hsc's tuvne-- o. real rs.ate. rotsiti-tAn,.-
ins The hot wea,hrr The Major is alive
N'ar, and tnOE t,s to transact Lus.-
Lrss
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The interest OF every Que. remember that
j. J. Harvey a soma Just above lO,h
Street are selling goods shoaper than The
cheapest
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

Russell Il Miller have on hand la,re
quantity OF seed Buck heat, which they
are selling at low prizes. Farmers will DO
well TO give them a al
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

Mr.. Job Webb lost his infant child this
week. Cause, Cholera Infa ntum.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

The Hash House, 20 named by the In
dependent man, (but more properly tue
Grand Cent ral,) because lie imagines he
has the superior advantages, both Of DO.
sition aud person, to those who accented
the comforts of bachelor establishment
as dernler resort, promises to be a success
We are glad to learn that, so far. everything
goes on pleasantly, and there is that d..
gree OF harmony aud good feeling that
should characterize gentlemen, OF whom
the club is proposed We have among
them many warm friends, and to see them
enjoy and amu.c themselves affords IA a.
great pleasure in the observation as IN the
participation. But We DO think. and must
say, a. all of them are business inep. the
effect Of their combination has little the
appearance OF seld,hness, and evidences
disposition TO allow our hotels and hoard
ing houses, all OF which are in the hard.
OF clever aud gcntemanly proprietors. TO
take care of themselves, AMI to close ont
for aurht they care We think il in
much better taste that there shr,lI o.. a.,
reciprocity Of interest among the business
men Of the city, and to act upon aud be
governed by the principles that ca D man. d
success in bis own particular sphere is tbr
success Of all, than that combination
should lie formed whose osten.ir,e and
declared object i- 90 o-'r1o..e any pafticu-
Jar branch OF enterprise Thus alone
'hrodsh 'he feeling shat ve all Lsve a
common Interest. and that O., orr dntv
10 sustain each other can the Ln..nes.
nue." succeed. aud as they succeeded aud
prosper ~ must the city.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-12

W D Wood has just received another
invoice Of nice orang.s and lemons Be-
-ides these, he ha. q splendid quality Of
cigars and tobacco lie .u!l holds forth al
tue post office