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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

>Ncr. hy u-ja light engines !or
through .a; /; viii last for Il
kong dime. Il: rf .5..y managed, and
,hl wooden rails can be replaced with
IRON one, at any time. The cost
would be- from s.. 900. upwards, per
mite: cost adapted to times when
furua,,, blow ouD and comes with
I'm tac ability Of local Interests to
meet, Qua plan would he double
track of very narrow guuge, the out
'r rails forming 4 gauge url.urm
with ,,at If connecting roads, while
;hc a3u..c rack would BE- used for
lcc.l traffic. 6r which cheap and
.-ut ears, built long and narrow,
with motive power on board or sup
ujiei hv lirh. engines, woGid be pro-
Will We think the road should
eros, the ONO ut Ca.lecs>hurg, he
c9u=e IL will there connect With the
t.t.ome western end of the Che,a-
peak & Ohio Railroad. rs we'll n,
with aroa} go D. hujit directly south
ward, up the sandy valley, in de-
iau,t " which southern road, the
trade of,he Biz Sandy River can he
reached bv steamers. Bv the way,
Ca;lett,hur- has splen,led location,
geographically, ii not geographical
~, but is name Is simply harbarous,
and we propose that itsh,ll be chang
cl to "&in CITY and that the Bic
sandy shall be called the Rio Sand
such changes To be made one Of the
conditions upon which the road WI
be built TO that place and the Cat
lott>borghese allowed to have a inan
cial interest in he same.
Now, every man who wants 10 see
constructed such railroad as We
have cadcavored to make appear de
sirablc az possible and likewise
profitable 10 al concerned-or an,
other plans requested agiate,
per>istertiy. u.,il result is attained
an he road completei.-P0rtsme'ss
/ Cite
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
The Currency.

One of the most important ques
tions Of the day, is the currency qrss'
ton. There is a wide diversity OF
opinion prevailing in regard 10 H.
Some believe that the permanent
prosperity Of the country depends on
a policy of contraction, and return
to a specie basis. Others think an
inaation Of the currency will be the
means of insuriag a return to pros
peritv in the county. Others again
believe that the measures proposed IN
the House of Representatives last
winter, urging s. bill providing f'r a
currency which should be inter
changeable with bonds at the |. ;.
Treasury. the currency 70 be legal
tender tor all purposes, and the bonds
hearing interest, at say $50 per cent
per annum, or | cent per day for each
dollar.
Some of the Bankers and States
raen OF the county are SO firm " the
b,lIef that this is q proper measure OF
relief. that they have formed q league
Tor the purpose Of urging its adoption,
snd are publishing paper or rather
o number Of papers TO promriys'e
their views. Among those VINO en-
4 ,rse the views Of the National Cur
roney League We notice those whose
political views axe wide apart, convin-
cling Us that il cannot be a party
measure. Some Of the NAMES are
Senators J. B. Gordon, Of Georgia,
John a. Logan, Of Illinois, Ihos ".
Ferry. Of Connecticut and others,
REPRESENTATIVES Kelly Of Pennsylya
Ma. J. J. Davis. Of w Va. (Int,)
J. An5ler Sm,;h, Of Va. (Republi
EN- Eppa llunton Of Va, (DeMo,
erat,) Critienden. kentuesH aud
others. We 10 not profess 10 be a
hnarcier, but it seems 10 us that the
plan proposed IS feasible one and
that II would have good effect. II
any OF our readers would Ike 70 ex-
anime into these matters, they csn
Lv sSading ten cents 70 the National
Currency League. p. o Box 5,4i9,
New York Civ, receive the necessary
explanation OF the plan to enable
them TO understand the measures
proposed.
some reliefis needed, and anything
which gives even a remote hoge OF
better times than those We are now
experiencing viii be gladly embraced
by the people Of alipar o;the coon-
Nv.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

TEE rafersf,lei commissioners, appointed
~ the County Court ~ Cabcj C''lniY 20 iei the
contract for building q bridge arTOss Hud Kyel,
near tie town " Milton, IN SAT- county piLje-
g. Sc sealed proposals respectively through a.
sarersl post Office. nLr. SsturagT. tie fls' b.
of Noveln,-er. f5-G ~ The excavation, LA Oily
"a err ucrure odd approaches frr Eaid y. 70,
The pan vii Do - feet wooden su.T.Df
II .dk-: lhe szs51fg J. els, II biz al 81 ffri IN
.i.ht.-iLe we - ctII'-tlG ! lie 49,
ii.y " cc ehcf. -
lhs cDusr-cyJs WI b. required - give y nd
with goa s-c8flly. 30 De approved y TIE Coih-
missioner. 10. TIE performance 81 BIZ coz
/ -. The CoDlmD sl0ncfs reserve the night -
% tsct auy OF al n the bids. fia AMI syecih
cations my oe seen AZ the Office 81 4. J. Ens.o~,
Huntington. W. Va. on ami after tue lfih Jay %
AOglIEDsr. 1874.
=. e. RECE, Milton. Cs.ell Co, ". Va
ALFRED FLOWERS. CuyaEdoite. ". va.
4 J. ESSLOW. Huntington, v. "a,
Oct. 92-iw. COmmissi0iefh
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
(lDMSISSIOAERS HO1ICE.
Wililsm seward
~.
Tie Eeirs AMI Creditors Of Jsc'b fISshbs,gerr
dsceassl,
N CHAN cry.

By y.trc q . decree made AL entered IN tho
above c.ttl.d cau-e ~ ~ atJrp ned term =
sa- Ciica.t CONT Of tGbDl county. West ~. gl.-
IL. ht.d oa tie 18Th lay 90. JaGGa.y. 1874 Elle-
-, S-rcai CumBnss!Jle.. L. Is. Kline, MAS TO-
;-:1Nrl. auI the IadrI s.gued VAS appoint
SEra,lf b. iafais,ipner M he room aud steal ~
thc sail lnDHds y. Kline. ali tie sad Cause
aas feieTrei - the uE1rrspy,ei special fon;n.s-
siOner. with inst, ucflDns - iaAc, state la fcpt
~ account, saONidg:
lat What amounts ~ money have bron re-
,c.yed ~ ne sail r. IS Eua'. as surh Special
COMM ,s41uer. tie names " the persons ffem
whom, aHd me G1J0- wien such amount, have
been received.
md. what accounts ~ money have b,en paid
nut bY ~ -Ad Kline - Surh -rgra +Qfilnh-
SOn.- ~" nr.ncsD ~ irs persons 70 whom. re
purpose f0r which, and tho dates when such
amounts we're ps.d
"a VIVA, amounts n money are fue from sno
pu-cha-s 81 iald .-pll go yursuAnoe % d.
crrcs Va this caus ilhlr ubcphc,ita one h1in'
~ Rae partNssptf f.grl v uin suct amounts r.
main uncOl, coed. and the da.es sh"n such
amounts a.e, or viii ia doe and pAs able.
NhAt por.iOn 81 the debts cccfeef IN q
csuse 10 De paid are lad aud what potion " rad
deD.s remain ulpI.d.
.. WHIT nd. II any, heretofore iecreef IN iiis
cause. 20 Ie sid remain uns'4d-
Gin. Any other matter deemed by the SOL
Commissioner pertinent or Necessary - present
20 TIC tou:t, ~ May be- required - Ggy party ".
,ercs;ed, 70 iepOu.
This u therefore % ~ al parties concerned
that have appointed pee IN day u november,
l.i4. the tta". ana Enc clerk Once - TIE III
ruit Court Of CIbsu ciGniy the place, for hear
ny pruYl AMI taxing and stating The -dii &C
counts. IN PERFORMING tns duties required ~. no
IS said decree. AMI II lrOIn any ceuse the -
a!ug - -sid accounts sual not o. commenced %
that Dag, or II commenced, sfpuH not 80 CONF
p'rted sie taxing 81 tn sain- TiN he cOIiiunei
from IA % day unel completed. Giyea Under
~ hagi Or.y5cr gI;n, 49,.
VI. : TfpDKNBU RG.
oct nv. -yi CDnIuI~si'ner.
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REFERENCES

Knowing tAit tEe m8nageme1tOf this A''oo y
ton vii be cond lcteI - Irpresel -. w c1ee''
fully recommend the same 10 the p7ol'r
James Leonard. Josn HoiforI. John b McDof
gal, W. II. Winn. Tone. !. VI. COOK. A n. ,ne
City OF D,nisnn. Texas. judge Wa. y hlfk. q
N-vins. CITY Treasurer: W Is. Bose. L'ne -
Mills weekly Times - Danis0n : Z. w 1.
Aluo Hotel II. q ,ldsal. 4. Co, Merchant; /" M
Hughes. Raal rstate Broker: First Naf.oih'
Bank. DenisOn: Col. Frank sc1Iaderr Ex- 10,
DAILY A Weekly News. Dsn's0n; hanuel 80, -
Real Estate r okes: jos Perry, AitoIney ". =
4 T. r. L. Gen. @. A. Buel, L. ;. Aiiny' -
onni.h, Texas.
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rn..t.ai,ins Proeisn.sions
NJ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITEr
srATE OF AMERICA-A PR0CEAMATION'

~ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATE OF AMERICA-A PROCLAMATION
We are reminded by the changing
seasons that it is time TO pause In our
daily avocation and offers thanks t.
Almighty God for the merees and
abundance of the year which Is draw
inc to close. The blessings OF free
Government continue to be vouchsated
10 US: the earth has responded to
the labor of the husbandmen, the
land has been free from pestilence
internal order is being maintained,
and peace with other powers has pre-
vailed. 1t is fitting that at stated pc
RODS we should cease from our ae-
customed pursuits and from the tar
MOL of our daily lives, and unite IN
thauktulness tor the blessings Of the
past and in the cultivation OF kindly
feelings toward each other. Now,
therefore, recognizing these considera'
tons, 1, Ulysses S. Grant, President
of the United States, do recommend
TO all citizens to assemble in their
respective places of worship on Thurs
day the twenty sixth day of Novem-
Der next, and express their thanks for
the mercy and favor Of Almighty
God; and laying aside all political
contention and all secular occupation,
70 observe such day as day ofrest,
thanksgiving, andpraise. In witness
whereof have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed Done at the
city of Washington this twenty
seventh day of OCTOBER, in the year
of our Lord 1874, and the indepen-
dence of the United States the nine
ty-ninth.
BY the President: Hamilto" FISH,
Sacratarv of State.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
LIST OF GIFTS:
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.

NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.
PRICE, OF TICKETS Whole Tickets. $50 HAYES,
1l0; Quarters. S.; Elghths. or each COu-
pom, $50 So Tickets for 500.
The MONTPELIER Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia ana the
Circuit Court of Grange county, proposes, by a
G. aud Gift Concert 70 establish and epdow a
.Home for the Old. Infrn, and Dest ute Ladies
OF Virginia" al Montpelier, the former residence
OF President James Madison.
GOVERNORS OFvIcE. Richmond. Jnlg 81, 1874 -
II affords me pleasure 10 say that am well ac-
quainted with a large majority Of me officers Of
the Montpelier Female Humane Association.
who reside in the vicinity Of nv home, ami I at
test their intelligence, worth and high reputation
~ gentlemen. as 1el!ss the public c9n1 lerce
influence and substantial means literally repre-
senIed among them.
JAS. L. KgxYER Gov. Va.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July S. 1873 colo
men them as z nilernen Of honor and integrity,
and fully entitled to the confidence OF The pub
r. W. HUeggs, U. S. Judge, Eas'n Dist. Va
Further references by permission: HIS Excel
ency Gilbert q. Walker, Ex-Gov Of yirginil
Hon Robr E. WltheH, Llent-tiov. nf Virginia
and L. S. Senate: elect; Senator'S aud Me1nbe rs
OF Congress FROM Virginia.
Renttapces for tickets msy be made by ex
press prepaid, p0st-Ortice mo- ey 1TGer on Wesh-
irqron, d. C., or by registered letter. Rel iD!e
SCENTS wanted everywhere.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular. Address
Pres. Y. p n. T.. AinIsri "A. "a.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

A great deal has been sai9 and
written during the past year Of the
beauty and value Of Nebraska lands,
in which some % our own citizens
were q good deal interested BY 81
circular fIom the Governor If that
State, we learn tLet there are ten
thousand people there, ahuc>; IN a
state Of starvation; thar they must
be fed this winter by outside help, or
else starve 70 death. A telegram
from Omaha, says
OMAHA. October Collaboration
received from southwestern Nebraska
shows that thousands OF people ere ~
a starving condition. One informant
saw many who for weeks had nothing
TO eat bur baked squash ans pumkln
aud salt. and others who ha,ljyed on
baked -four and water, one inca. q
dav. for weeks. Ten thousand Uco
ole in this state will need all sufficient
to keep them from starvation and be-.
ing fr0ze 70 death this winter. Hun
dreds OF people are naked and on The
verge az starvation, and without;
1leaus % leave the stare.
Snow lei az Laramie ,ri Cheyenne
today, and q heavy RAIN here.
It's a consolation % k.ow Nl'
while We nave hard times in TIA.
country. We are better OF ;naa T. we
had gone aar away from friends awl
home, and bad been compelled Co cn-
counter hardship aud perhaps -farya-
tion among strangers
It's very safe advice % ,ov t,tay
people o. West Virginia, ttat tbey
i've in q State that ia maternal IT,
sources Is one ofthe 5estn tae Onion,
and tba, # they viii put for,a the
energy and pras'ice the economy
here. tina; they would be required :;
do in new country, they viii boz
sure OF a competent living If uot c
wealth. Ia pine cascs out II ten, ;
change brings no advantage. So W.
cav again, search the Union over. so,
can find 20 State where the land, ar
more fertile. the climate more salubri
oI7, the hills richer in mineral pr.
auctions, or where industry j. mon
sure Of reward than ia W.. y,
gina, AMI instead OF -ayia, 20 on
Young meu coo west. we would ST.
-liy az home aol n t1 work.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
TOTICE 70 TAX-PAYERS.

7 VII attend ~ person 0r Dy deputy n ne FOL
lowing places IN the several DsT.-.s n Csb.s
county. ". Va, fOr the purpose n receiving
faxes. due from the people residing therein, for
ihs rear lsii.
BARs0CRsyiLLg- BarbOgrsylis Dist, Ffic-y '"-
S8turlAf. Oct. arth and 3i-f.
NUTCS-G-sn' D.st. N0nlay N0Tcmo-I 80.
How eLLs hE.L-'jieAt DIST, Inf~i@'' -'''''
bcrsi ,s.S
HaSaY EicEEn's sroAE-rn.on D.sir "edn''-
S--dly, NOgeinDrr 4tn 49,. H.,
OC-LgYs Gar School IOOsb-''' ''''"H "'''''
Saturday, November IN 49,. 49,, -,
Td4.-dAy. SOs nlCr on am l"in.
ur-Sr1vcToy -GgyandOue Diat., Thursday, no
~. L SIXTH,
Oct e--,r Sheriff Cabc!. co., v. Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

T. A. Potter, President OF the
Council of Irontou, who made so dis
graceful parade on the streets few
days ago, as related in these columns
Yesterday, was taken before the May
or on Wednesday and fined twenty
dollars and costs in first case, and ten
dollars and costs in second, in ali
sixty eight dollars. lie WAS taken
before Esquire Brammer also, char
ged with carrying concealed weapons,
and was bound r.-POrtsmouth
GJoJe.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

We hive received a number OF
courteous notices from our brethren
ut the press. Tor which We extend our
thanks; none OF the others however
we're equal in wit and courtesy, as
veil a, bgeyi,y, % the notice by the
editor %. the Guyandotte Bnmer.
We wish 10 hold 1t up. a. = model to
initiate as Capt. Cutie say, 1T is
'eEalleG b. few. aud excelled by
none.
"Ihe Adr,rtiser ia the Bourbon "cass-
cyaausier. Barnan wants the editor; ont
e. dIn't Know whether he can Uown-'er
90 a.; the sequel Will prove however"
There's elegance for you!
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

This Institution. established IN one oi the iar-
yest and finest dwellings IN the ely of Baiti-
more h thoroughly orgluizrfi AMI fitted up witn
.ve,v CouV eui,.Gcc fpi the exclusive tteIiIAent
0, persons suffering from Eye and Ear diseased.
Each naticit nt. a chamber = himself sni re-
ceivrs every attention from skilled nurscs.
The Surgeoa witt his family :esiGcs IN the /
sthitntc, very R.eat convenience 20 the SICK,
IS, eciaily those Ope atci upon, who can be VS.
lied ~ al times and 81 4 moments notice.
~ Those deSi.iug Information VIII apply by
letter 10 J.LtAN j. CuISOLM, u. D, IS Flank.
In St. Baltimore. Nd.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
Agents Wanted
,t7A1eRs, new SCALE PIANOS

W Square aud plight. are the Desk male
The touch elastic, the tone powerful, pure ant
even through the enti = acsie. yet mellow ana
sweet. Waters Concerto organs cannot be ex-
crl!.d In tone or beauty. they jo y cOrnpeton.-
The Concerto stop Is nnc lmitstiOn ~ the hu-
man voice. Warranted for AK years. Prices ex-
lremely low for cash or part cash. aud balance
in monthly payments. Secand hand Instruments
AT great bargains. Agents Wanted. A liberal Dis
cnun; to teachers ministers. churches. schools.
lodges &c illustrated Catalogues mailed. HOR-
ACE WATERS S,N, 49, 3. oadway, New YORK.
7. q. Box 35G,.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
THE MASON d. HAMiiN
ORGAN COMPANY

winners of Three Highest Medals and Diploma
~ Honor 1T Nicnni, -, and Paris, ~, now orer
the fines: assortment ~ the Best Cabin q eans
IN The world nc.uIiny new -tyies with recent
improvements, not only exclusively toi cash, as
Formerly, bu; also on new plans Of easy pay
mcnts the most favorable ever offered. organs
rented with privilege OF purchase, 10 almost any
p4rl OF the country. First payment s9.y0, or lp-
warts Illustrated catalogues ana circulars, with
fun particulars, sent free on appi cation. Adj
dress MASON = HAMLlN ORGAN CO.. Boston,
Few York or Chicago.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

How TO gEMIT To Cs:-Morey should
be sent by Express or BY Draft, Post Once
Money Order or Registered Letter. Ad-
dress all Communications n
ALPHEUS ROLLINS, Sec.
. n Fs-sr. Druisor, TEXAS.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

The Kanawha Independent is compli-
mentaTy 70 the white folks Of It. Al
bans. !; Gays talk about lazy, shit
lees. ioungiug. loafng negroes; why
=. A'baGs has white aen that can
beu 'hom al hollow
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
aI5O.OG0 "a eaEFTs

Depository, Rirs; National Ps-k, Deniss1. Texas.
Distribution u commence Immediately
after the Concert. Managers Il tie DIS
,ribution to be chosen By the ticket hold
ers and prominent cit'zeEr.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

THANKSGIVING. Read the Presi-
dents proclamation aud prepare to
give thanks on The 26th dav ~ No
vemhrr.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William Sands
VS..
J. /. Zeigler ct ale.
IN CHANCERY.
IN CHANCERY.

The above STYLED cause having been referred
~ Ia" undersigned. Special Commissioners Of
TIE Circui, Cour. of CaOell County, 40 take,
state and rcp0lt what amount IS due the plain
Il, William Sands. and what liens, II any. there
are m the property mentioned IN the plaintif 5
.ll. and the D. iorlties thereof and such other
matters a. either party may require or as may
deem pertinent 70 the trial of the cause
TIis is therefore 10 notify all persons inter-
cs' ed that have appointed wednesday, ne ). q
n December. 1879. as the time, and the once Of
Vim. Martin, In the city Of Huntingt N, a. the
pass. for hearing proofs aad stating said &C
Nov saw. An. WARNER, Comm.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
LIST OF GIFTS:
300,

70 rs. Grand Cash Gi''s a-1oun ing %. $50 30
s9Phzes IN Re1l ta'-. announcing - ~ 30
lS,7ss Gfis, amounting to................s $50 81
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

A statement Of the Distribution vi he -
ilshed snd fOrHsIdedt' ticket hoidert, ~. o."
rifts VII be proup.ly paid af.eT the disiroI'ioh.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

Come, to the rescue with 5000 mG-
i1rity. auJ defeats Ben Butler.
TIE Old DOMINION.
True t, her co'or,. \ large Demo
cratic gain
MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND,
Sound 10 the corel The Democrats
have carried the State solid.
NEW JERSEY
Cover, herself with glory, and wipes
~, senator Frelinghuyscu.
MISSOURI
Refuses all compromise, and gives
the square ticket a rousing majority
LOUISIANA
Repu3iates Kellogg and bayonet rule,
and The Democrats sweep the State.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA
Face the music, and stand up 20 the
geck with almost solid vote for a
white mans government!
The Cincinnati Ijm,s Of yoster-
BAY afternoon says; The winter OF
our discomfort Is not vet made glori-
Gus summer to any great extent
Not ~. vo'ution, bur Il rchukc. 4
lesson that WAS deserved. and will he
Prodtci by The Democratic success
~ Yesterday q pretty clean sweep
N,ra the bells and hang Grape on the
doors"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

nnNDJ rNp OUTFIT FREE-w'e want g rep
ULIlI Ill Il reseniative In every neighbOrAood
70 take orders ami deliver rnOis for OR Great
G. O. ID. Sale Of staple fasDlly goods. The most
popular aud best money -Inahsng business in A.
meiica for yonng, Old, male %. female, at home
or travelling Large cash PROFITS. a complete out |:
H., samples OF goods. lists, circulars. etc, sent
Co. No On. Howard St. BaltissOre, Nd.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
BOOTS 81 SHOES.
HENRY BALI,
aoor A~oGN SHOE "Asss'

TIED AVE-, OrfosrTg BCRpIcE's BLo0s'
$500 Oct H-iD.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
Good md Responsible Persons Want

ed to work iar tie interests Of this Asso-
citation. L:berh Commissions allowed.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
BALTIMORE
EYE AND EAR INSTITUTE.

JULIAN. CHISCLM. II. D., Professor Of Eye
and Ear Diseases 10 he University y! Nd
Dllnl, Surgeon IA Charge.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

=. =. 'pkhNI
By the President a: Hamilton Fish,
Secretary OF State.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

oCtGtf.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-30
H. J. RAFFENSPERGER,
REAL ESTATE
BROKER,
SUMMIT ST, TOLEDO. OHIO.
ESTABLISHED, 1864.
Wanted,
For Sale or Exchange.
Farms for Sale.

al iIIO IUI SQICI
70 acres in Springfield township, near Holland
Station. Small house, good barn, well, large orch
ard. Only SIS per acre, on time.
100 acres in Sylvania township, within six miles
of Toledo, 35 acres improved; story-and-a-half
house, barn and orchard. Price, $40 per acre.
VIII exchange for house and let in Toledo.
1880 acres in Sylvania township, near the vii
lage of Sylvania, and north of Garden Land. Price
$40 per acre on long time.
20 acres on the Woodyille Plank Road two miles
from the river, all undr cultivation. Large frame
house with fourteen rooms, good barn, two wells
and cisfern VIII nvchanrn rinrt cit r,rnrnrtrr
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-30

violation of the laws, and is punish
able with same penalties.
All fines collected under this act
shall be paid into the County Treas
ury for the use OF common schools,
Previous regulations in regard to
fish are still in force, and include
the following points:
Owners of dams across any river
or within the State, are compelled
to provide chutes or passage way
for fish over such dams, and to keep
them unobstructed. Upon notice
by at least FIVE freeholders of the
county, that any dam owner (noth
ing profane about that has neg
lected to provide such passage way,
the Commissioners of the county
must proceed to cause one to be
constructed at the owners expense.
It is unlawful to shoot fish, or to
use any net, seine or fish pound, in
any ofthe rivers or creeks in the
State, above the level at high or
backwater of Lake Erie and the Ohio
River, or in any pound, lake or res
erVoir not exceeding eighteen thous-
and, or less than ten acres in ex-
tent. This covers all methods of
catching fish, except with hook and
line, but does not include the catch.
ing Of minnows with a dip net or
other net less than ten feet long.
All private fish ponds and contents
are fully protected.