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The sun., 1873-11-10

Tho e things in art and nature which appeal
e. the sense of the hcautitul but winch cuunDt
hc apulicd to the teaching of practical good, Mr..
Becchcr regarded rs huufIl ~ fancy II would
hr uirirult to show he incidentally declared,
4" that tine art ot pointing or of sculpture hats
hpcn of amy benefit to the world, Certainly they
have mot been bcncnci1l since the agcs when art
was an expression of religion. The prc-liaphlel-
tie school about which 50 much is said, and so
little under t1udir ely, showed forms thut
were stin, awkward and tuso to nature yet
there Was something In Them thut nprehed -
the Hpritun nature. E-pNacls Nadonnds were
h,uutiful they kucW IT, and hc knew ii, lie iu-
tcudrd that they should be SO. Now, when W {
D.. gan tp present actual unture To th9 nd
uirt.un of the senses rather than To tho
spiritual attributes, II drtcriurated. 40
matter how IA. .ltie,s the picture, II the efC 1
is not to lilt the spectator higher spiritually, art
H. corrupted hy &c." The cmotiye element in
religion hr cousidorcd ds uuqucstionahly pro-
ductiVe of hanpinc,s, hut he did not lGol, upon
iuUrvr-iuicnc-~ us religious to-t An Woilau
harp VIII bc pl,N I'd uIun bN every breeze, but "A
Nhar placed in the same position will give
forth mo- music. Yet that H. NO discredit to the
cluNhar some men can barely keep awake
under a sermon that is making everybody else
weep. some men are made like crowbar, and
Others Ike Ian harps. one may 20 To church
ana bc played upon 10y the organ, 10y the sing
inR, or ly the voice Of II full-chested preacher.
Another naturally unsusccptlhlo, may be unaf-
fectcd yet he may be as good, or better, than
the other
The sun., 1873-11-10

What n bitter fact II Is for an American
to remember under the present clroIm-
stances that the Spanish Government keeps
under pay the son-n-llw Of President
CHANTS Secretary of State.
The sun., 1873-11-10

state elections. its nepotlsm and sham reforms,
the developments Of the Credit Mobilier, and tho
iniquitous salary grab have been working for
long time through the crust a. party prejudice
But while the corruption, ncpotism, and sham
Of marty managers may cause the great body OF
Republicans to become arathotic and careless -
the results of an ordinary election, 1t is not
likely that they would Join the Donocritic party
as the Democratic party In n great national cum
paign. Ifthe next Presidential election ia to ho
contested seriously It must lie. as the Boston
HcrH says, by party altogether different from
that which defended slavery and opposed the
war.
The sun., 1873-11-10

We cheerfully comply with the request
10 publish cunspicuously tho following
document:
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

ing the plank walks as they did
Precedent counts for very little now
adays, but | know that many of the
cities and towns i'd this aud 9th
States order walks laid in font Of
u nimproved property; for the con;
venieuce of citizens, at the entire ex
pense Of the city, 1t is the case IN
Charleston, Petersburg, Ironton
ard other places.
But to consider the case on its
merits Here ia a school house and
the people wants to send their child
dren to school, the walk is benefit
to them; on the other hand lhe store
keepers 10 the city want the custo N
Of those who I've in the suburbs, ;. SO
it benefits the store-keepers. We
know that there dte considerable in
terests apringing up in West Hunt
iogt"n, as well as in the neighbOr-
hood of the Car wheel works and the
Saw m lis a, 9th ST.; if DO facilities
were offered to those living there to
get to town, there would be stores
opened there; SO the storc-keepsrs in
the city, are benefited b. them. |
think, considering the very small
moOicum Of expense that really fall
on the taxpayers Of the city, and the
counter balancing advantages derived
from the walks, that there is really
very little occasion for complaint.
WEST HUNTINGTON.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

YIN. Z. A very interesting
meeting CT this Associa ton was held
Oh last Monday evening; there were
more present than at any previous
meeting. After the election Of new
mem bers, and the proposal of names
for membership, the subject for COZ
sideration for the evening, Hope wa-
presented by w. T. Lewis Esq; in a
neat address. The matter was DIS
cussed fully By those present; sin Its
various aspects, grave ard gay, live
ly and severe.
The Committee on room, reported
that the new room would be ready
for occupancy next week; arrange
ments we're being made for its fur
uishing, lighting &c. Newspapers
and books would be there, and it was
hoped to attract the attention Of all
the young men in town, to its advan-
;ages.
Mr.. II. E. BlDsteel presented the
Association with a chair and table for
the President.
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GUYASDOTTE

What are you going to give your
mother-in-law for a Christmas gift q?
William Thacker, is here purchas.
ing timber for the Cincinnati Market,
he assisted by Greed Henslcy.
PERsoNAL-Our friend and citiz,n.
Mr. James II. Wright has returned to
this place with his family. He has been
spending the Summer at Rocky Hill,
Jackson Co., Ohio.
Mr.. Geo 4. Crecl; late of the Cab
ell Co, Press, has removed his family
to this place
THAT CAP.-The oldest looking cap
We have seen during the year, is worn
by Jas II. Wright, he says it is the
genuine Cuban style"
The Good Templars propose getting
up some kind OF an entertainment or
supper, for the holidays.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

HUNTINGTON Musical Associates
A meeting for business and rehearsal
took place on Tuesday evening last, at
the Methodist Hall I'm election va,
h ID for permanent officers, at which
the allowing were elected Pres,
ident, J. !. Gilbert Mus. Director
y. W. lIaines Sec. Miss Y. Kibbe ;
Cor See. W. ). Downer; Treas. Nr,
c. A. Harrison MeSSrs Maddox,
Campbell and Warner were eject, Il,
vIo with the officers will compose h"
Executive Committee
1t was decided that those WHO take
pleasure in music, end yet do not wish
TO participate actively in the work OF
the society, may join as Honorary
members, on the payment of $3.50 a
' ar, which will entitle them TO attend
the rchear>als of tie Society, and all
the concerts free Of charge. The meet
in 5 ofthe society will be held in future
"a Tuesday aud Thursday evenings, al
Burd,ck's Hall.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

THAT PAY Carve DO hope
the Chesapeake K Omy R4.;lo-d
Company will not compel its employ
$ here TO 20 any longer without
money. There has bee q GOOD deal
OF SUFFERING cacsed 5y the vans of
money that has been earned by those
men If'he company cannot pay
10 cash, they should uaJs arrang-
ments to furnish provisions to the
uen. y /; is now. rsn are COMPEL
"a TO sacrifice their wages, by sell
jrg their time. 10 get the uecsssa5ies
orlife 90 support their families. NJ
company bas I'Sht 70 employ men,
40 leave them uoprid SIMPLY be
elu>e they have the power to 10 so.
W An,vv the officer OF the company
here, have node the nest urgent
Representations TO The altho:itigs st
Head quarters but the money has
been used Cor other purposes hat
should come here, aoi JLey are pow
erIe>s. It's stated that the tunnel
"a, Bichmond being almost completed,
ich has been a dyaia on the road
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10 self-defence 10 put sufficient profit
on his goods to make up fot the loss
Of bad debts. This is equal, always,
to living profit, and he who sells
for cash can sell that much cheaper.
We heard one of our merchants
who does a good trade, say that be
had worked hard the whole year, had
given employment to several men,
aud paid them, and found at the end
of the year, that bad debts had eaten
up every dollar OF his profits; be
would have been better oft if be had
done no business during the year
His experience is that Of others, and
there is no doubt that one Of the
greatest boons TO business men that
could be Vouchsafed, would be an en-
tire abolition of the credit system.
Our advice is, if you are refused
credit, do not get angry, hut remem-
Der that a "turnt child breads the
fire."
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

UNLnCKfNG THE ROcgs.-The
great cost Of silver a5d gold arises
cot so much from their scarcity in
earth, as the difficulty Of extract
ing then from their stony c0nbina-
ons. Dr.. J. G. Aver, the vel,
known chemist Of Massachusetts,, has
cut this gordiar knot. After having
merited aad received The gratitude
Of half aiaukiud, by his remedies
that cure their diseases, he is now
winning the other b1lf by opening
for them an easy road to the exhaust
less ire sures Of the bills. He has
discovered and published chemical
proc 8 3, shich renders a. little cost,
the hardest rocks aud ores friable
Ike chalk, SO that the precious met
q loosed from their confinement,
and easily gath cred. Mines too poor
to ply, may be worked at pref now
and the yield Of rich mines is largely
increased, while the cost of extract
ing he metals from the ore. is dimin-
i-hed. Either is a gteat achievement
TO enrich mankind, or cure their dis
eas,s. But we are informed our Gel
lbroted countryman adheres to the
latter as ms specially and chief ambi.
tion.- Bnfaio & net
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Temperance.

Old Thomas p. Hunt, the apostle Of
Temperance, onre said the Devils tao
ties were that when lie found a good
cause getting two strong for him, and
ne could rot fight it by opposing it, he
would get on the same side, and Try to
drive it into extremes. That it was
The case with temperance when it was
carried so tar as 70 undertake to drive
win. from the Communion Table We
have an idea the Devil is pursuing the
same policy now, and has turned tenn
p-ruce mani again. We should JUICE
50. &, least, by the following letter, re-
cciyed 10y Postal card, dated December,
It'll and PoSt-marked, Dec. Sth. Il
jhis had been written by some poor l.
noraut fellow, Wc would have felt less
surprise, bat is has evidently been writ
ten 10y an educated person aud good
scribe. In effort to Disguise the WI
ting is very apparent, but it was entire
Iy unnecessary The writer might have
signed his name to it, without adding TO
o. taking from its significance. We
pint du exact copy Of the letter
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
HUNTINGTON, W. Va.
Dec. 9ih 1879

Dec. 9ih 1873.
Couccil met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Rl1 Honor the Mayot In the
Chair. Present, Recorder Oley,
Councilmen Ensiow. Emmons aod
Ve'lander Absent, COuacilmen Bur
dick and Mitchell.
Minutes Of last meeting we're read
nd approved.
TIE following acc UNITS were pre-
sen ed, approved and the Secretary
Of he Board # Z lucotion instructed
to draw orders on the Couoty Sheriff
Tor the amount:
Russell & Miller, Buckets Coz
schools, S3.4U
Il. W Adams, Coal. 900
a B. Palmer, puttihg school
seats up, 2l,9
The following accounts were presrr =
Il d, appro ed and the Recorder it,
structcc to draw orders or the city
Treasurer for the amount.
Huorir gton ARGUS, publishing
tsx-nrtice &c $500
INDEPENDENT, Bill, 9.75
Or motion. the Recorder WIS in
struc;ed to draw orders on thc city
Treasurer and County Sheriff respec-
lively in f vor Of ths Contra Lind
Company ofW st Va, for The amount
Of pa went and interest due On the
lots purchased u them for the City
Hall aud the 4th avenue school.
On motion, the Recorder vas ~
tior,2ed to draw order on the City
Treasurer for any bills against the
City on account Of street Commits
Toner services or street work done
when the said bills are approved By
the street Commissioner.
Ga morioD, action Oh 4. B Pal
mcr's claim for additional compcnsa.
ton was deferred until next NEE log.
J. K & Il. Shore, per j 7. Mich
osl Il de application to have the tax
assessment on their P.sning Mill
oul,dips reduced. aclion upon which
vas deferred Until next meeting
On Golion it VAS ordered that / be
Public schools shall be closed for a
vscariot from the evening Of Dccen
her 9th 1873 to the corning Of
January 9TH 1871.
Co motion. Councinan Burdick
Wa appointed a Committee to act
with the NJ ,rshal in making pc
~cntl examination of all buildings
in orlor to c.rry out tie ordinance
regarding the prevention Of fires.
o. motion, the Council adjourned t.
Tuesday December % = ID.
JONI n OBEY, Recorder.
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The Congregational Church has
the steeple flushed, the windows in,
the platform for the pulpit down;
the stairs Up &c, and CAP be finished
very soon now. The seoffold around
the spire is kept up, waiting for q
lightning rod. \ dutchman was
once asked to give something to
wards paying for lightning rod for a
church tie said M; I gif twenty
Eve dollar to build Up de church, ind
if De Lori choose {, 'tunder" on his
Dan house he nay build itap nglia.'
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THE OLDEST AND TIE BEsT.-
These arc the bold claims which the
publishers of the New York Obser-
yer make for their paper And yet
the facts of history bear item out in
their first, while an undertaking
eOnrse in sending a large, fun, fresh,
readable family newspaper. gives
them at least a right to lay claim 60
the second. In TIE great II altitude
Of papers that are published the OBJ
SERVER holds its own position, and an
euvable position it is, No paper
reaches Us that We car recommend
more heartily, 1t IS published at So
a year, aud The premium picture and
chrome humbuss are left fer those
who have nothing better to offer. s.
|. Prime & Co, 81 Park Row, New
York.
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livery week iIsrmisoh d Co., re
ccive goods fresh from the eastern
Wholesale Market. Their arc agents
watch the stock Of Dry Uoods, Boots
and Shoes, Carpets e. that 90 TO
sole in consequence Oi failures from
the existing p4ric. Thee goods
arc sent ont 10 their retail stures
whore th'y are sold much lower than
other houses tina, terfg in the rogu-
lar way. Ry selling goods lew ior
cash they are cnnabi, j 10 keep fresh
stock alss,s 90 hand.
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FAST RUNNING.- The Telegraph
is a woudrous tell tale. Al old rail
70 ! man said that railroad could
run better on single track With the
telegraph, than on double track
Without it. The superintendent can
sit in his Office aud know tue exact
location of every train on the road.
Some days 90, the telegraph on
the c 30 L r., reported the freight
train No.-at Coalburg, sixty
mics from here. 10 two hours aud
thirty minutes from that time, the
s,me train arrived at Huntington.
This would require a speed Of al least
p u les an hour, as there are sew
eral stoppnges to make. As the pos
tive orders are that fFe:sb. trains
shall not exceed ID miles an hour,
and are not to average over Il, the
conductor and engineer cf train No.
-ruu themselves out of a situa-
non at the cate Of % miles an hour,
,ud the verdict must be, served
hem right
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THE WATERS CoNcrRTo PARLon
CPGAN.-We are glad 10 chronicl'
any new thing. or any improvement
npld. an Old one. thar tends 10 popu
lorito music 10y rendering its stud
either easier or more attractive. -
Lately our attention has been Gale
10 oew patent stop added to H.
Waters Reed Organ, called the Con
rerto Stop. 1t is so voiced as Il
have .Ube like full, rich alto voice
it is especially human 10 its tone
Il is puwerfpl as we'll as sweet, and
when We heard it W. were in don't
whether we liked il best III Srlo,
with Full Organ We regard this q,
valuable addition to lie Rec
Organ. Rardi Ne,e Yorker.
" " s. Downer h.s one ofthcsc
organs NJ his residence and il 10 rh'
most beautiful instrument Of the
sini We ever saw.
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CAes. X Ohio +. X.

Captain Parsons returned on WcdneS-
day evening last, from attending meet
ing Of the Directors of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad Company, in New
York. lie brings very encourogn.
news as to the financial matters of New
York. Money there is much easier =;
stocks a'c going up; goods of all kinds
are about at their usual price, ami the
effect of the panic seems to be pretty
much over, although it will take a good
while to recover the lost ground ana en-
able the various manufacturing tsiab-
lIShmuutS to resume business.
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"Those Sidewalks, ;"
10 THE KpIron OF 1x INDEPENDENT.

70 TIE ElIIOh OF n INDEFENDENT.
| 'o'iee "CIIizeu'o' reply 20 ny
last communicating. suppose you
are tired Vi this correspondence, aud |
did not propose when | frs, wrote
TO en- gage IN controversy. l thought
and sill think the city council were
actuated By proper motiye5 in order
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

RIVER SuIPNENr>.-Ih auer-
lion of shippers &, being attracted &c
Ills place Tor various articles
ACsu.I boat loaded with Fire Cay
from The S,ioto Canal arrived here
Situ day; the clay u be shipped
Els, By the c. x o r. r. Tie
road IS prepared % mae very low
through rates. TO Boston, New l0r&
aud other POETS
IA E,cT.tsr is greatly needed
here
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INCREAsING The freight business
oftbe e. & o. r ad has made a per,
ceptible increase IN the last month
The packets arrive daily wi.h fair
ctrgoes of misceiilneou, fs isAt
The Fleetwood Tuesday brought ny
large quantity OF refined lad for
New York and the Eer'Pe1n mrr-
ke,s.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

SLLLIEG AT CosT.-Mrs. Italia
cerro has determined 70 offer her
stock OF Millinery Goolsrt cost
for the next hity days. We ad
wise the Ladies' to ctll on her
AMI get their winter .iixens' at
low rates. Store room adioine
81 Avenue Hotel. 30-4l
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TnE CAsu PrrScIpLg Severq

THE CAsH PEINCIPLg Several Of
cur Merchants are adopting the Cash
IrpcI le in their business. Is se
understand II, God security makes
credit nearly as good Is cash, aud
wlen o asks credit, he should
not be offended It he Is askei to give
security. Unless that security Is NV
en-, 10 man is safe il doing ercdi
business Ilit is possible to do it,
the Cash system is much better for
tie buyer as well {, the seller. A
mso vho sells 90 c,cdi, Is required
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS!
We are Selling every
thing in our Line Lower
than the LOWEST.
GREEN a. KAFbR,
cSce and Mil. Tuntinrton. ". VI

REAL ESTATE We have given Vi
all connection with the Insurance Bias
ness, aud devote all orr attention to III
purchase and sale of cal-E-tate, Lee
sing Of Houses AMI Farms, Collection
of Claims, Rents &c
". S. DGwHER & Co.
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TIE MERCHANT 1AILCRTNG csi,h-
lishmeni on 3ri. Ascnne between H.
III. aud lllh. Sieels, is rapidly grow
my into very p'pular aud success
ful business. NJ. Flooding keeps con
stanlly on hand great Variety Of
piece goods an txceilen; cutter, ana
warrauts & at Ill times.
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|. y. BARTRAM.

Furaacs Arehifrct a. Bu;2dry,
Sharon, Conn.
Also, furnisher NJ FIRST class Ere s,oss
T. furnace hcarihs, rohuJ ard SQUARE
Comp tent foromsn and vOrkmeb fur
nished FOR AL kinds Of furnace vo-k al
masonry in general.
RsFEsgScE. Ensign Manufacturing & b
Huntington, ". Va. Barnum RicharJ
son ! Go. Lime Rock, Corn. R'Ckn oii
IRON works, We, siocsJIiJge, Mass lye9
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In another place are presented the pro-
ceedings of the liquor dealers, who met
in convention on Monday night. The res
olutions are somewhat meaty ard We
recommend them to our law-loying
brother A. NJ Warner to digest They
hit upon the right idea when they call on
those who have husbands aua .rvthc;
habitual drunkards to notify them OF
the fact, that they may exclude such
persons from thei est b,iShmcntS We
suspect that this course will do more
good for the temperance cause than a
dozen temperance lectures, and at the
same time viii DO away with the black
mailing business. There is an ncreaS
ing tendency with certain class OF pco
Pie to make the sale cf liquor wilful
prctcxt for cXtortipg money. The liz
nor dealers viii hereafter contest these
dcu.aadS.
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Obstacles % slarriagf

Happy Relief f.r young men from tfe eIrciA
~ Errors ard hhnses II e4Tlg lie. " .LhoCJ IT,
s'1 I'd. ln,Ci'.'rrruis - Marriage TcLipyed
NrN method IS frra inert. srw ard rc:naTks-
u remedies Books ard tircEilrs f.ut free. 81
So iyd envelopes A'd ess. HOWARD 1850.
CATION 90. SoEfl %iBfh -, Ff.iaGe!phfa,
7 an Illustration n,y,ng high reprfai!on ~
honorable COLda't a 4 prrft sslDIal xii.
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HALE House. - Chir,,srOn can
boast of one Or The hest Hotels IN the
State, in the Hsle House The
rooms are comfortable, The managers
Mess. Reynolds. SlPt, aud b
C.srtsoa. clerk are g-utlcu2,'y aci
attentive, and MIR Brooks, who pro-
,ijc5 isr the inner m4n &. "rE fat
in bis department. This corbina-
tion Of sxcaNe0ciss, recommend it to
the srien'ion of travellers, or p,rml-
aeu, boarjefs.
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To CAPITALISTS We have n tract
OF % OGO. for'y nine thous4ed acre,
Of Crel land on the Kanswha river
of which we are authorized TO sell
Que half che third or one fourth
The timber on the tract is sold, and
the land sili b. sold with or without
the contract for iimtpr
u: 5 DoHNEh / Go.
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WANTrG-TnE PEOPLE CT

" ANIED-TIIE FEOILE Of
abel county to know that llary' Y
& Sous haze ju rec ivei lar t
stock OF Dr. Gao'!s. Boots aul Shoe ,
Carrots, 0iI-clo,hs,Fa g gods &c,
purchased at bankrupt saics At pane
prices 20. cash. This seek is afiered
to tie people Of this vicinity low for
ash Ruth or Won vii be too late.
That pie OF SoIe-Iesther in front
cf Chase l. BuriIcs'> Store, will III 1t
people believe hat theJ w1uuf-eture
Boots aId Shoes.
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SLIDEs.-On Tuesday of last week
he express train wss delayed few
hours by a slide which occutted near
Cannelton.
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Every description Of Job work IN
the Stove and Ti0ware business,
pronphj executed. j. Il. PiGMAN
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD AR
t;clo OF Rye or Bourbon Whistles call
on ia CoGbili, Front street, Hunting
TON. ". Va
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For SALE. One large ahd com
modious Dwelling lorsd suitetle for
, boarding house. For particulars
apply to Euaiace Gibson
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DR.. Chases beautiful residence At
18th st ADD Sd Avenue is approach
ing completion.
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Mss Martha Harrison, Of Wayne
c r., all End a package belonging
to her from Sezell,) the Express
cfice.
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4 fro'rae'ed meeting is 10 pro
eress a, he Frs, Presbyterian
Church SsrgI e. vii D, held each
evening during the week, aud 90
Saturday morning At II o'clock. Rev.
W. W. Evans Of Esnta:sg. Is assis-
t'a5 'lc pastor.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

Nj Sinsel has just finished house
on ilth. aud t,h, Ave. for Dr.. S. T
Dickinson.
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Eee.o0o feet Of dry Poplar LAIN
Der in the rough or dressed, can be
mad cheap at Green & Kafar'sGill
3ri.. Ave, above 18th, ST., Hunting
ton, West Va.