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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

4 corresponding, a tic TUT, Field
ana Farm writing from Leas,nnprth,
Kansas, ftl,s:
Lit winter | rude hrlfe tlat uas
very bully Atring.haItci. ! had rig
len him al,eu, ,l,ir., miles, and Ell
warmed him ~. Having 4 slryfm IL
crn.s which eame about to his nelly. |
lei him s,anl Ia the water apfmt Ii,e
mnases II drink, aud rp,wi,iln about
Ion, niles further. | llen lan lin i.
Tho s,al,lr ior tho night. The aes,
,na,i.,tl. l1Nh him ~, anil ra,urn,'.i
with him, Tie string hali Ind .ntile.
II Disappeared. aud has ~, sirre ,nal,
In appearance. Ili+ Nit.r ili.Il i
~ another horse, and with the STUNT
elect Tie weather INIT ~ alt,'.i
zero Wien tried. and. il. n,y min'l, vii
effect permanent cure.
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.y'eiicc - 1ts.I- Pagers.

TnyuE Township Trustees az Vernon
j. Spring. Township will mcvt NJ the
office al il.e Township Clerk, on the ~
Monday III Msy, for the equalization III the
assessment ii the year 1874, fur sai.l Town.
hip Any person feeling aGrrievcl In the
assessment 1T his property viii takr hotire
aai Le ru,eru,d accordingly.
-. 3 y. A. STONE, CLERK.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

tsEstWt fattAA sAtstA
vt tt So II - .ms Ahee
~ tsa II ssA III st
4, 49,
iiasf*tssN ls*4ths
sft sl ee sasess s~eHs Ne
isa s,as al Mi sAlssss saa
sselivts ttnt ilets j uaasss II sh
lr,apf
lhe 81, sAf' 49, II ssHllA# suNts
IN Mail II VI, IfaIt II lt,stAl uyAaf
4 draft tas rasnhle n The utaiet
II w. ,stsan ii ehsaa set,. vAansa "
stolen md ~ asailaila II the tllisg.
lawausg liz nA,ns Il tie person q
via - liis slsall l.s1ss. must iv Wit.
ten aests. ,l,e lsael Il tn ,ltaii III
at'sci " Nst liz sn,1ses
Md henet, lhe ,l.ieE has rai " htg,
~ WILL NJ t'val iii .fltr IL Evs THU
muprs III shr sso'en draft .,ul ras
mrnt III itaii III fareei endorse,
mvni II tie mature II the rasec VI w.,
payment, and hence the reason vii,
rcrsons presenting drafts ff payment
TO the person Or l'ank ~ which draw,
mus, be- identified ~ tie person To whom
the draft Is payable. il unknown to Ill,
person ~ bank On which drawn,
Mn Enron IL President Grant
Pust Master General was Ill fur cab
Inc, rilice this Registered Letter
system would lave hcen ont "a III,
years ago.
The system is wursc ,lan useless /,
tho people AMI m unnecessary an,
heavy lax IN the government,
/ L =. Detectives ufe tracing "Ree
is,rrcl Letter" robbers with No bet
tcr prosree, II snrees. lhan the MAJ
who digs ~ une ral II Rainbow ii,
,hc imagined L., IL gull buric,
there,
The Rose Creek Robinson Register
ca letter robbery >,lne three years ugo
was traccd by L, $. Detective Ken
ncdy 10 one oftwo persons. Viz; one
n Post Master uml tie other tho mai
agent; but the Detective faiIrl 10 tel
thu L, q. Department the fact IN,
tho u, N run aaay. nnl tho mail Il
gent ! IL pnoi standing 4 few week,
aro. y Letter was registered III III,
trr.ru L. .. enclosing thirty dollars
Int on reaching IT. destination II wa
mpncyles- 1'lr circumstances poiu
to the ruiher. with nnerrlng rertain,l
but the [ =. Detective. will fail /,
detect Yes will fail 10 detect
lloNArp.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

r. So Isl 500 4
tf -
i / etit
II / au as4aN
Nin.tisssf t'a fH seit
.,l.as. 80 uane. sil ssr - 'a
IT'LL. II. H. eject tasl - til
II tneait Ntualt II IT, ~ i
Il. Is effect, "a j it. a ie es.
,.IFa1i "a e aa le8w hV s. lha i1.lFA
aa.s administer the II 80 inHi
ii IL quantities naAf a Isl ~
snl,ess II Stat; u III III 0l eals
ii.rs. quarters IA II fial II Mr.. lhe
suimai sbuulal la,r rsia't Il boiling
II 4 rnan,t rhcc aNi Il. occasionally
] III around, Int VI tiili gAllY ~,
| llljpr'ieus ot hheWasu apsnh
shouil H. ire iupuIly a.sifist II, i
I the hsrse il n,G reeNefinz nj ia slieee
hanrs. complications ma q feared
such as Inflammation Il tte hoNvlt
Intestinal fuaurrs, .t,' ste.
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$4,000, 900 ACRES.
Cheap 1MsI1lAs
Thr Cheapest Laad IN Meekss, TOR SALE
l,s tle
lNIat rlflIIf EAlli,nih COMPANY.
Ia liz gise j Pluto Valley


. ono laa Arses IN sNnsrai Nebraska
New Asr -.sA d tta#, q iris sfua ahi upwards III
If Mal l#a As#essez n il i pr e.li. No ALL
s8le lls#fAf lsssefhsis
" Al f4is Il allH.H 6=Asats Islills sui, ma Mum
tifl Nhs1 NAhAtI "A Til. AIsI The pnat
NNsA r58snAe ID Knlt,EH#, ,usafaFfa, ti@l, and
a.s 6.s he nt hiap!llsis III tsiaats ~ ,is i'ails
s8sstf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
tulr 40, Ills Anil =

t'nir,a Ills, .Amil -, Isl
II, ". Aeung I'll. Creseo Iowa,
bear Sir. Referring /, reports now in
circulation Ii your ncighLpfhaetl, mi
tint the Howe Machine t..
woull furnish tho Grange Societies
with machines nj discount of III pr
cont. md that farmers could 20, ,l,eln
II, TINT ltiee. We ha,c to ny TINT
MI suel, iererts arc ial~c, md thu, our
Machines ean only hu obtained IN tie
rrg'Aar WY it lit prices from our
authorized agents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

rLlL Nisi Ltn.AlInA. Eslh .ntuNlLs.


tFfs ilnass NJ. s1IfllsssA il ssree ~ hnler
sargsssi latssAs .A8##te fl tits ussF Ms iiu,a..
stsAsl tesNs tletHa s. sHsaf Il atil, hiti @.tA
ki Assi ssi ~ tsie4Asss ii Al ua sNll,s euun.
iEA,
itv pas s. ssss#isasess al isalraaa Land,
Nsig st s tHtIe Sam f liz istiss. at6a tfpA ID.
ts u q srlAise i.sa.lsst Nth new Map n.il,sl
fete hk4tS sfs4sl*, sasIEaHssst
=, I. hANi-,
t4sts. t.sasassss sAHHi 4, l.. n. A.,
"a "a st4sns, Mn,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

Tic Dubuque .l,siarh sa,s; \
ett,nastvr's wife, ,lra. l'ag, u 'aseS,
liz, county rew days III. robbed ,hv
l.e.,.niliep kept h5 l,cr husband, and
RIM away With oac II her heigl,lit.r men
NAMED 'fhoma, sirl.lrst Tie guilty
WOMAN WIS followed - her husband
a,,d shu i probably arrested teIere
nov.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09
smn~mms~s ~sse s~Msa ssrma - -.

The remarkable lats 4 stated t'ai
more ll,an \ Third ii TIL population II
New fagiaal Il NV II European
hirlL y i.npeaa dssses' Il lie fret
generations. Mhi,e tie Il ~ ii thirds
arc heillg remped TRIM IT,; seetian
murh faster than they ete recruited hy
births, la another aeuetni II the
i'or,is,l.lnru and lleeir inaa,liafe lis.
renlsmtS aill autnnmler tae 'atfnNrr
stock, lAc tpmt,mt II II fsIt.s will
10 spread ia sN.vusi I'LL. tIr ulnm-
nhant ,icrmab MIA spl. a.l.er "a
lie Fourth IL ,Itl, uuder t. as ssarsh-
elns III BOSTON Common, md tn great
organ. will thunder forth Tho soui.slir.
ring composite national aal hem oi Il
liurilus i.tin-gn. Waeh, nm n'leiii.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

Vow Hampton lnse ye,el itselt N
III l,a,a'ei town. b fry majpti's
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

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8s
So @ ~ - ~ A a
AZ
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49, So *A tsA#a w#
IN Ah NWAA U - A#HaA II VA #@Ne8a
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VI ss @ ~ - II ssA*aA
Il NAt - ia FasaFsH
ssA i8As eHA 49,
II Al stassAhs So s NAatAs
4 N stAs i#sA#
at 49, sAAH 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

4 F0sITo Cow, --.ITlI|0 1.Nsa, q
Iowa City, Ipua tin a.ief>ey eaw thai
will h. | war. uli Tie ! III u shi-
month, Oh ,Ap It'll II March. Ill,
4hc had hplfr calt. On to 1sh II
February. l>.., s4e lad alr,hvr hei''ar
eltli anl during Atueh, Ia, twin
heller palsts; - she II tie ma.Aef IL
isur calves, aua II a t.lanil.1itAef he.
iase sl,e i foar ..eals Ill for l,er llf.i
offspring La y calf '>f,s vii make
enp pound u batter ~ das, iar tn
md etle hall mpaiAs IN each year
National Liz STICK Journal.
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II. " inung Agent for Howard
To-. .iliee at Samson X Sinonis
,stale, t'rese,, Iowa 1T.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-09

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i'll lss ~ A. sHA M as
IA mM
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-24
TUL> SEA LION.

Not"iih-tsnd the reports from M the
river, that the -trAiner Chesapeake run
into and cut John Robinsons sea Lion N
TWO, aud VI the papers down the river, that
it he'd passe,i'iy on it- way 10 'hr Cult
we a--rr; that thc celebrated animal is
now anchored ir,the mouth Of S,mne.
creek opposite iti4- place. (nt least ,n We
have been Iniprnedl Our information i.
as 'oilovs One dav ihis week. a son ID,
Cri-pin. disciple Of Black rore. and Ii.-
peuser Of Groceries procured fsiiinr in,,s le
and retired 90 -ymme- Creek in searr-, oG
tie fnpy tribe. Arcr nearly q whole da
Of labor without -ucrc-s. and .u-t ~ the
party were discu--iug tie proprictv ofbuv.
ine enough i"r supper from ~o'ue more
lucky h.herutn. tre ,li.ciplen nf Blackstone
di-co cred -' mcthirs 90 hi. tuit ll.se,,.
hervr' .fo-I.r vifh delight. AND he o.
"Irh.' '' 'h- others in % scarce ,u,i,h e.
oiIsirr = l.. l,ry-. I've -otab, one d"
Iu, f.Ts .opk,i pp Nnh Drr,tiI---
tnXrtt ru -urt enou.n. he asi ihsye a
Zig o's l'e pulled. and pulled. aud pulled.
for lo'-. umc. 'as coud Mt get it To
shore - va- ju t-,r t,r eve Of hending
thr luC ,oone oi bis sssnc a',s AID plurg
ing in i'si-utam 20 secure Ius prize, wh en-
ii arOs. o. iue Sur.ace, aud the parry DIS
covered he lid indeed have prize IL was
o.! vnOugn lur ose d., 20 he iasteued
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TN "Wednesday, couple OF Young blood.
from mp the roa.i, came to ,ris city Tor the
pnrpnse OF crossing over to Ohio TO settle
some dispute, that had arisen between
them, as report says, about bottle of
whisky. The pr n'ipals were accompanied
hy their seconds and n physician, and all
appearances seemed TO Indicate another
Richmond affair But, alas, their bright
an,icipatons OF n little blood letting was
nipped in the bud. IL happened in this
manner: One OF the seconds, by some
means. was lett behind when the party
crossed tie river, and before going, he en-
tered into conversation with our worthy
ma -istrate, who informed him of the cou-
sequences Of crossing the ONO river to
fight dnel. aud that the seconds were held
accountable equal with the principals.-
Thus WAS TOO much tor him. A vision OF
ten or fifteen years in the renitentiary dill
not set well on his stomach He rushed
TO the ferry boat in the most intense agony,
iearin; the parties would be arrested before
he could reach them, as the officers in
Ohio had b en- notified; as sosn as the boat
touched tue Ohio shore, he bounded up
the bank aud to his friends with The speed
OF n racehorse, and as he came in sight Of
them, he Gale out To them, "Run, boys,
run; the officers will lie here in minute
10 arrest you; aud we will all be sent to the
penitrntiarv." 10 is needless to say they
did run, and dill not stop till they were
again on the boat making their way back
TO their own State Il was al amusing
sight to the spectators on this side of the
river
As they landed. Sheriff Smith, who hal
been previously notified, and had prepared
himself, politely informed them that he
wanted their presence before Squire Enslow
forthwith. They were placed under bonds
to Keep the peace, aud we're then allowed H.
return TO their homes seemingly satiafied
that they were still alive. and could ex.
claim IN the Language OF the motto Of our
State, "Montani sen,per iiberi"
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The demand for postal card- is so.rrcai
that the Department is unable to supply
IT. In Baltimore the supply is exhausted.
at Washington Sl61,O1O have ALREADY
been disposed o. while Ia other cities the
demand 'erms to be equallr az great -
Postmaster Brooks, OF This city, received
a few the other day, and il unable to gel,
any mor'. Ten or fifteen thousand could
he readily d.-pose1 Of here, rs we know Of
several rnriiss ~bo will purchase from
five hundred to.a thou-and ,ach
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RIVER NEWS.

Huntington Nav %, 1873.
River rising with about l3 feet in the
chaunel Cloudy and war,a.
The packets all on time and doing n
living business, and making good runs
Tie Exchange and fairplsy collid d
near Pittsburg ON Saturday, sinking the
Exchange in about II feet water at the
stern and at the bow She was insured
r'Si 500 and valued at $50 OoD She was
bound for Nashville, the Fairplay had a
barge sunk but was aiterwari raised.
The steamer G. L Huntington, that was
in kanawha, is now plying in the Cincin-
matt aud Chilo trade
The Edward q. Smith, that was carrying
the mail from here to Gallopoli., run away
from her wheel last week s or 10 miles
aho'e here, and was dropped down bv
poles. The mail is now being carried by
the 0riole
II is reported that the ID. r. Lane. in
coming out of ofKanawha. knocked cy lin
der head out
Two Il tie upper shel; on the Emma
Graham few DAYS since, between Hook.
ing and Parkersburg. thought the fact of
their not being accommodated with seats
at the first table n sufficient cause Of a action
for ten thousand dollar. each, and have
brought suit for that arnmonnt in Marietta
Tie fine steamer st. James is building
np good trade between Pomeroy and
Cincinnati, "a is always the case when
that popular Captain, II. II. brown, is on
board
The Belle Vernon aud Era No 9 passed
down with Robinson's great show. having
been 20 harleston aud on the Ohio above
The Prairie City has been put in the
! Gallipolis and Kanawha River trade in
place OF the & +. Huntington.
Tie Raiydid Id said to he very fast
when she don't break something, and il
plying brtween PRrkersburg a. d Gallipoli-
The CincinnaU ChrOnicie contains the
following dspatch, dated Haverhi!l, OHIO,
May 22i
While the steamer Billie Vernon, CAR
tain kennison, waS-unloAdIna. st Gr~enn .,
this morning. the Fannie Dugan landed
and Captain keanison, to prevent the Ds4
gan from pushing the wharib0nt against
hls boat. placed one end of ~ tlank against
the Vernon and -ra- attempting fn pnt The
other end against the wharf bo..D, when the
Dncan struck the latter with such force
that the plank was driven into the Can
tain- body, crushin: HIM drradtuliJ lie
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FARMS.


I2O acres, six miles from Huntington, with
with good house and outbuildiugs. on uuyau-
dotte river. PIics sasnsr acre
AZ acres On Chcsa peak and OHIO. Railroad.
t1sDty-two miles from Huntington: $40 acres
tinser Of hhe quality; several snail houses on
the pface. Terms easy. Price SIS per acre.
7Nocrc' on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
IourtcoH miles from Huntington; all bottom
la"d On Mud river, With good mill seat 49,
Tcins easy. Price $4,000
l5sScr-s "BrNew r. Ger, four miles from Sum
iners c. II; first rate lrnd ia good order: 100
acres timber, bilancein cultivation; good brick
house aud "uibaildiAr.; terms easy.
Price. 5000
30 acres v,'Lin two miles Of Huntington; G
acres bOttol.,' balance rolling; all good.
Price, $1,000
Four farms of respectively. 225. I76. 80. and
$50 acres. on Hurricane aud scary Creeks. At
low prices.
So acres on Guyaudotss river arl Chesapeake
ton; good frame housc, ,rchard, &c. Sc 900
Joe acres on Mud river. one half mile from
Milton depcbon Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad:
no Improvements but fence. Price, -, y0O
O. acres one half mile from the village a.
Guy srdottc on-thc Chesapeake ,ni oAio Rad.
road and GuyandOt,o river; nrrhrf,i. & h"u ~.
Price. $3.50 per acre
$50 acres nine mijcs from 'ahu. Suirrnr
p inss. Gre"ubri5 county: ~ acre. undcr
cultivation. balance timber: good housc and
outbuildlngs. Price. go 300
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Written for the Huntington Argus.
To One who will Undcrstandt.

''Aissi bow easily things so wrong
Ton Moorc said so In an Irish seas;
And, perhaps. you may have said the same
In the days when you often came.
but little things can come between,
As you and have often seen.
You said twas nothing hut tooth,
Add, perhaps. was nrthing 10th
lryou could have deemed IL truth.
fS'th' and could silly thing
Likr that, such wide dissension bringg
Bat, then. store tooth, you'li allow.
Would greater beauty you eudow. ~
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No. /.

The i"e to a tree, and made all speed posi-
oie Tor the telegraph Office. in order that he
might inform Robinson and claim his re-
ward Wedo not insist ON our readers be-
''ev'ns this, as we only give il as i, was
told US.
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WANTED.

We want tract of five. ten, or twenty
,housand mcres OF coal. iron, or timber and
Ia rmiug laud Tor r"lomv.
W : DowNER & Co
West Va. Rsal Estate Agency.
over the Pust Office.
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MoRE WAR-Uncle Sam is in trouble
with the Moolocs. the Duteh are eInbroiled
sitb Atsheenesp; the French are Fl shting
the Algerines; the Russians are warning
with the Khivas; aud now comes the
Ashantces 3j.U0D strong, marching npon
Elmlna, British tort on the gold coast of
Africa. These facts induce the Boston
journal 10 quote the ancient poem which
asserts that
"Grcst hcns have lesser ncas,
And taese have less, TO bite EN-;
These lesser icas have smaller heas,
so on al minimum"
Ashan'"e is 4 powerful native kingdom
on The gold coast $40 miles square AMI
with population of over three millions
The people are very ierocious, aud wear
human teeth aud jawbones for jewelry
The country II rich III gold and the people
are proficient in certain manufactures
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Huntington Church Directory.
FIRST Prcsbytcrian.-s,

FIRST PrcSby ytcrian.-Scrvic every
Sabbath, on 5th Avenue between 10th and lith
Streets. ut IL o'clock, n. m. and half past D. m .
RoV. j. ID. MeClintoek, Pastor. Sunday school
q. IN.
BrecItinridgc Prcsbyterian- erv.
ices in the Land Company'- building very
sabbath Rt a. IN. aud Up. M. Rev. J. Peters
pnstor. Sunday school Mt half pact . a. m
CongregatiOpsI-R Rev. c. s. Walker.
Pastor. Services nj Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Ssnday at II n. IN. and I p. m; I'm
ion Sunday School at 2;S0 p. m; PRAYER meetin ?
on Wednesday evening GtT o'clock
Christian Churcif.-Preaching every
Sabbath at 2iS o'clock p. M, in the new,School
House, corner ith Avenue and 9TH street.
Protestant Episcopui-Ree,or. Rev.
Edw. Valentine jones Services at Trinity
Hall, "a Avenue between l0;h md lith streets
every Sunday except the'fnst. Sunday school
nt o'clock, p. III.
Baptist-Preaehing every Sunday even
ing at p. m; Sunday School at a. m; Pray
or meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscopaI-Rev. J. A.
kibbe, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett & Glib
sons Hall. Third Avenue bctwcrn,Niuth aud
Zenith streets, every sunday evening at o'cI'k
Sunday School meets at 2s30 p, M; rray -r
meeting every Thursday night al ! o'eIuyl;
Glass meeting every Sunday at p. IN.
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W. = Downer n Go have several very
cheap and eligible houses aud lots on Sec
ond, Third auaiFourih Avenues. Persons
settling here will fnd it to their interest TO
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixiy very eligible building loia on
the western border "f the city. and few acre
building lots aovery low prices.
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WANTED,

Mineral and Timber Lands, on or near the
liue Of tho Chesapeake anl Ohio Railroad. in
any quantities. ". :. DoWNDR 4 CO.,
West V.rrinia Real Estate Agency. over the
Post Office, Hunting ,on.
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I.IHE INSURANCE.

w :. Downer h 20 are agents tor the
he.' ih'e Insurance Company in the Uni
ted States-the Washington, Of New,York.
Csll and get circular. calendar. bloster.
memorandum book. &c.
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NJ John Wad,lell has shown ns a nov.
der-horu via ch Was u-ei 10y bis grand
iHther. Alexander Wadlcll, IN the tat ,e OF
Point Pleasant 10 l114 10 speaking Of
his randraiher. Mr. Waddell calls him
"the grandfather of all the Wadiel'- he
VIA born in Scotland, came 10 this county
number Of wears before the Revolution
aui settled 10 Virginia At that time,
Stauniou was a frontier town For fifteen
years he served as -py iu Western Vir-
ginia AID one Of his com panions was VIM.
C'rndenin. the father OF Major Clepdcn.u.
late oi Mason County. West Virginia lie
settled 100 Ga''ia County in 1917 and dicl
Prror ~ the advanced age ot one hua.
dr.ldOi tvo years Go iIo 9 BtReia
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DO" vear &. set Young. but it, record "f
llr-'riou- icad already long Ab o,l
tue Ey Empror Napoleon. Bulwer. John
Stuart VI DO. and l. cnig nave dird. afi the
Pop Iu.er- un ihc confines Of tue grave.
r.p-'r'ei lead pr, n, aud conval,-cent
tIe next The Upttei Statcs hi~ lost since
th' FIRST Of January. Cntel-Jus.ice Chase.
tovenOr Geary Minister Orr. Bishop Nc
il'aine, CommDii1r, Msury. Joshaa Lea,-
rt, Gcncral Cnuby Iance Brooks. Oak,
A'nes. Mrs Harriet Gray OTIS. aud other
prominent men and wo.neu. The deal Of
iSi2 ma le on imPoing array n name
out This year threatens n wholly eclipse
its record
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CITY PROPERTY.

We have u large runibsr Of the most eligible
lots in town. and rolns very convenient and
cheap dwellings. Call and soe our lisr.
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WANTED,
100000 feet walnut LOGS. NJ

be If good quality, aud hewed square.
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Pos, Office. Huntington.
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WANTED.

tract'ef land, suitable for L'l1ge colony.
near Huntington. the line OF the CLesd-
pe"ke md OHIO Railroad. II must he of good
average quality-Timbcr, Mineral and Farm
ing. Tract must not be less Than $4,000
nor more than 10000 ncrcs.
". :. DoWNER 4 CO.
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I2O acres, six miles from IIunting gt"n. with
with good house and outbuildiugs. on uuyau-
doite river. PIice, s25per acre