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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
Rnsnmnnf the Weok.

Ii Is said that the whiskey war in
Ohio Is making heavy inroads ON the
salc of liquor in Cincinnati.
The Germans of New York and
Cincinnati are holding enthusiastic
meetings deuunciatory to the womens
crusade against the saloons.
There Is a bill before the Virginia
Senate which provides for the re
moval of the Peuitentiary to a point
not mere than five miles from Rich
mond.
4 National Association ofMrnufac
turars and Dealers in Creamery and
Factory Butter has been formed.
The first meeting is to be held at In
dianapolis in June.
Telccrams to members of the
Massachusetts, delegation from Bos-
ton say that Mr.. Dawes Is gaining
ground, and will probably be elected
>enator tomorrow, to succeed Sena-
tor Summer.
THE VALLEY RAILROAD EXTEN-
eloN.-The Senate Committee on
Road, and Internal Navigation yes
terday morning agreed by a very
large majority to report adversely
upon the bill proposing to allow the
Valley Railroad Company to extend
its line from near Salem to near Bris-
tol. Subsequently this vote was re.
considered and the bill laid on the
table-RicImopd Dispatch.
4 very destructive fire occurred in
indianapolis on last Sunday evening.
1t commenced in the new four story
brick, known as the Exchange Build
ngs. and extended across the street
DESTROYING property to the amount Of
over $500, 600, about $4,000 insur-
mce.
For two weeks past there has been
most intense excitement in the neigh
borhood Of Bald Mountain in North
Carolina. on account Of the heaying
of the ground, the rumblings under
the mountain, the fears ofan eruption
DC. Bald Mountain is on the ALE.
gheny range, and is nearly as high
as Mitchelrs and Clingman's Peak,
which are the highest mountains in
the United States, east of the Rocky
Mountains. 1t Is said that in 1872
there were such noises and quakings
on the same mountain. The fears of
the people have caused them to as
semble in meeting for worship and
prayer, many of them being convert
ed. The excitement and the noises
are sub,iding.
BEILEvuLE, Ill, March 21.-
Yesterday evening citizens of Center
Vile, this county. learned that a hor-
rible murder had been committed
four miles south of that town, on a
family named Stelzureide The fact
was discovered by q neighbor who
went to their house to procure vege,
tables. \ report having been made
to the authorities in Centerville. an
was made, the family
ofStelzureide, ST.. seventy
five years old; Stelzureide, Jr., TWEEN
;y-Ave wears old; his wife and two
children, respectively three Years
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26

THE Stqte Journal is pleased to be
very tacetious in relation to an arti-
Gle published in the ADVERTISER a
week or two ago, in reply to one that
was in that paper 1t should remem
Der that ridicule never was and new
or will De able 20 take the place of
argument. We stated facts; incon-
uovcruble facts the journal could
not deny nor answer them, couSe-
qucntlyituudertakes toridiculc them.
What material progress did the
State make under the Radical rule?
Was not every branch of business
proStrated2 Were not men afraid
to invest money in West Virginia.
Was it not felt that there could be
10 security In any thing here, while
a reckless. irresponsible government,
paving no respect 20 the constitution
and the laws was at thehead of atimrs2
Were there not the most tyrannical
and mooustitutionallaws passed; laws
interfering with and multiplying pri-
waite contracts laws taking all the
rights Of a citizen unless he was pre-
pared TO swallow 81 test oath that was
revolving to every man who realized
what constitutional liberty wass
Were not the ballot boxes and the
registration lists put under the con
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
g. InoOh ana Hi. orEan.

Gov, Jacob and His Organ.
We have never been Of those who |
were inclined to stigmatize Gov.
Jacob with opprobriOus names, be-
cause he differed with some members
of the democratic party. Our paper
has not been run in the interests OF
any clique nor branch of the party,
but it has since we have controlled
is columns, been earnest in support
ing true democratic principles, and
we have ever deprecated the differ
ence of opinion in our ranks, and re
Trained very carefully from endeavor-
inc to widen the breach, on the con
trary we have always believed 1t de
sirable and practicable, for the mem
bcrs of the party to 50 conduct them
selves in relation 70 those who differ
with them, as to lead them to return
T. their allegiance to Democratic
principles; and although there may
be to DAY, some who from selfish and
impure motives are anxious to main
tain and widen the breach in our
ranks, vet, as 81 general thing, we
believe there is really no division in
the party, and unless the frebIands
of di>cord are kept alive Intentionally
and maliciously, the grand old party
viii at the next election present an
uubroken front.
But what is the idea of the Kama
wha Chronicle, which Is presumed To
he the Governors special organ?
Does it feel called upon to keep up a
continual warfare on the Democrat
ic party? Does itollow the direc
tions of Gov. Jacobs, i'm keeping all
its good words for Radical men and
Radical measures, while it pours out
It's he6domadal walls OF wrath on the
Democracy. stigmatizing the party
with all the epitheJs that have been
applied to it 10y Radicals?
In last weeks issue, there is a
most painfully labored article on
what Is Bourbon ~ He first en-
dcavors to be very witty over the
.Bourbors" Of France; while they
have nothing to do with the matter
under consideration, the reference Is
rather unfortunate for him, foi the
'Bourbons" are noted for faithful
ness to principles the Count DCham-
b,rd threw away his chance to be
Emperor of Francerather than deny
the principles which governed him.
And the editor of the "CUoaicis
in the amplitude Of his ability and
his wit, takes Zone OF the exquisite
stories which Charles Lamb gave TO
n f.r. e. -.I u, ~. l,,,.,,, . 4
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
E. D. RlankenshIn. et Al.

WHEREAS, the above entitled suit has been
pending In the Circuit Court o. Gabell County.
on the GhanceTy side thereof, and il appearing
that +. ID. Blankenship, one OF the defendants,
has departed this life leaving Charlotte Blanken-
ship. et ais, his heirs az Law him surviving, and
It appears by an AFFIDAVIT fled In the Cause that,
Elizabeth Adkins and Isom Adkins are non resi-
dents OF the state OF West virginia II IS there
fore ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the first publication Of this order
and show cause. II any they can, or have 70 say,
whv the said cause. shall not stand revived
against them. and proceeded in 10 nnal decree.
and further Ia DO what IL necessary 10 protect
their interest in the premises.
Te-i":-M. = THORNBl Pc.
VA. g.. fw. CLERK.
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A anniversary.
Grand Cole bra ton,
by THE
Odd Fellows Of Huntington,
APRIL q, 1874.
MASQUERADE BALL.
FLAG PRESENTATION.

The Odd Fellows OF Huntington would respect
fully inform the citizens OF West virginia, ONO
aud Kentucky that there viii be Grand Celebra-
ton. on Monday, the 9th day Of April, 1874, the
Anniversary Of the introduction of odd Fellow
ship IN America, ana would respectfully invite
everyb ody, young and old. 70 come and celebrate
with Us that day.
In the evening there WILDE Masquerade Ball.
the admission Zee 10 which Will be one dollar per
couple: and all persons VIII please retain their
invitations and present them AZ the door.
AT the close Of the Ball. which will be at y
O'Clock. a beautiful Gag will be presented 10 the
officers OF the boat-steaner Fannie Dugan or
steamer City OF PUrtsmOuth-that may prove 10
he the most popular by receiving the most votes.
The tickets (Which are now for sale by the re-
spective boats and their friendsD are IS cents
each, and represent one vote
Refreshments Of all kinds viii be provided al
reasonable rates.
COMMITTEE OF ARR N6ENENTs.- George Cul-
len. 4. J. Enslov. sam Gideon ]. K. =. Adams,
Z. +. Wchh. Mar. sH.'t
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26

troll Ofieckless partizans,. who could
at their option bestOw upon or take
from any man his vote? Was not
the State, in the opinion of many
good citizens, on the very verge of
revolution as long as that radical
government was in power, and was
it not hurled from power at the first
fair election that was held ? Would
not the radical party if it should
succeed in regaiuing its power in the
State again establish these test oaths,
registration laws, partizan dictatOrs,
and all their paraphernalia? a
writer in a radical paper, only last
week says Il say God speed the day
when the Democratic party in this
State shall be hurled from power,
and the prescription laws, test oaths,
and all the other abominable laws OF
the past are re-instated.'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
REASONS WHY
THE REMINGTON FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINES ARE SUPERB
OR TO ALL OTHERS:

DAN - - ~ - - AfAN.'
lst- Their SGMPLICITY.-The use o.
them is very easily acquired, and any
girl Of ordinary intelligence is capa-
be Of keeping them in order.
2nd-The CONSTRUCTION Of the NJ
chine is such that il may be run at
higher rate Of speed than any Shut
tie Machine now in the market. In
factories, where tie speed has been
registered, over 900 stitches per min
ute have been attained with ease.
3d-Thcir DURABILITY.-Beirg -
strong in all their parts, and stted
with gieat mechanical nicety, and be-
ing free from the harsh, jarrDg move
ments. and fiction, 70 common in in
ferior machines, they will wear a long
time withour repair Of any kind
4th.-Their ADAPTABILITY-By n
simple change Of the needle and
thread, they will sew the finest cam
brio or the heaviest leather. All the
various kinds Of boots and shoes,
buck-,kin sewing, clothing, caps
STAYS, shirts, NANTES and dress ma
king can be done with equal facility
5th-Tbe sHUTTLE-Being large, il
will carry great quantity Of thread
thus saving, in a great measure, tire
trouble Of filling the bobbins.
Cth.-The means Of getting at the requir-
ed TENSION on tie Threads is 10
simple and complete, that an even
back-st:ch on BOTH sIDEs 81 the mate
rial (which will not rip or rayell can
be readily obtained.
7th.-They will SOW with equal facility
silk, Twist, Linen Thread and CON-
mon Spool Cotton.
sth.-They have no rotary cans, cog
wheels or lever arms TO make n noise,
run bard or 70 get ont OF order.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II PURSUANCE ~ the terms o. a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county. West Nrginla-
rendered at the october term, 1913. IN certain
Chancery cause therein pending. wherein -. J.
Smith. personal representative " Albert Beck
Der. deed. is complainant. and Irene q. McGOina'
and sarah McCOmas are defendants. ]. The M
dersigned Special commissioner, appointed Tor
that purpose, shall,
On Monday, the 1874 day@ March, 1874
before the Courthouse door Of Gabell county,
proceed 10 sell az pnbic auction, 20 the highest
bidder the real estate IN the bill and proceedings
mentioned. aud described a. two certain pieces
or parcels VI land, lying In Cabe county, ahloin-
ing the town Of BarbOursvilie one loi contain
ing one and one-han acres, and the other con
tanning One-fourth 81 an acre ard adjoining the
first named lOf.
TERMS OF sALE:-One-fOuTth Of the pnr-
chase money cash In hand, and the residue upon
A credit Of six months: the purchaser giving
bond with security and lien will also he retain
ed upon the land for the deferred installments oil
thu purchase money.
II. Il. HOWARD.
Feb. u. Special Commissioner.
The above sale j. postponed until Monday. the
2Gh day OF April 1874.
n. r. HOWARD,
War. II. 1874 Ia-tds sol Comm.
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ctTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, County Of
- Caben. tO-wt At Rules held IN the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Court Of Cabell County az
the Courthouse thereof, on the nrst Monday in
the Month Of March, ISL
r McCready, y. G. McMillen, +. {. Emmcn and
W. II. Runke. partners in trade, under the firm
name and style Of r. McCready Co.,
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BIC Es.-During the week
ending Tuesday last. there have been
great many large fires causing
heavy losses to the Insurance COM
panies. One at indianapolis, stores
&c, S30O,O0O,-One at Elgin, ILL.,,
Sl47, 000.-One at New Britain,
Conn; the Ema Cutlery Works $500,
O0O,-One at Elmira, \. Y, Hotels
and business houses S2O0.0O0,-One
at New Hamburg n. Y 500, 00O,-
One at Jersey City, n. j, 10000
One at Kensington, Pa, Sl50,000,
footing up 1,74LOOO,-in one
week. There was over a million
dollars insurance ON the property
destroyed.
To the above may be added a fire
in st. Louis on the 10th inst, Of the
Atlantic d Pacific Il. r, shops,
amounting to 500, OOO,-covered by
insurance, and Hotel in Montreal,
Can. loss S5O,000,-in gold.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
.HERIFFS SALE.

will sell on MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF
ATRu 1s14 az Wayne Courthouse W. Va. the
following property. to-wit: SIX YOKE or OxES,
win TIMER WHEELS and RIGGING, taken by viz
the OF an execution In my hands against Samuel
Blankenship Tilman Ferguson aud VIM. Adkins,
IN favor Of Dick Ward, assignee Of VIM. Thacker
Terms, cash. .. ...,.,
LAMECH ADKINS,
Mar l9-3t. Sheriff wayne County.
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Ousl ey's Gap.
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.

OUsLEY's GAR, CABELL Co.,
March 2Srd, 1874.
The Grange Movement has made a
deep impression upon our people, and a
Lodge Of "Patrons Of Husl andry" is about
to be organized at, or near Ousley's Gap
The following persons have signed n pc
tition To the State Grange, asking to be or
gained: Jas f. Eden, Gen.J. 5. Witch
er, Rev. 5. T. Steele and wife, +. Swami,
Il. Lunsford, VIM. S. Rogers, Wilson b.
Rogers, Peter +. Love, - Williams,
Jas. Wine, NJ. Hatfield, Jacob Kip, \.
Feyton and two daughters, Adam Hinch-
man, ". IIinchman, ard others. They
propose to organize az soon as the State
Deputy can cCme. Above the Sat Rock,
and Il so at Barbomsville, others are mo-
wing in this matter.
The wheat crop looks well so far rs ]
have seen; very little having been Xxi led
by tho frost.
G.. W Payne having been charged with
grossly immoral conduct, the Board met
last Friday to investigate the natter
PAYNE was on hand with number Of wit
nesses, bat the complalnantS failed 70 ap-
pear. BY the rule Of Courts the case
ought to have been dismissed but the
Board saw proper 10 examine Isaac y.
Ball. ex-Shcrif' iIarshbarger, Alex. Pey-
ton, II. W. Wallace, j. \. Rousey, II. c.
Delaney, II. IL. Deal, G. W. Gwinn, u. \.
Simmons and others, some OF whom, as
school officers had employed Payne and
all, uuder oath, declared they had known
Payne for ycnrs, and believed him to be
an upright honorable gentleman, and Il
good teacher. The charges were DIS
missed.
The timbcrmen are all Is busy as nail
ors now, getting RATS together, &c.-some
working seven days week.
Most of the country schools have now
closed. / think they were Of better
grade, taken together, than those Of last
wear. More anon. y. \. i.
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IvFLArioS-The Bill establishing

INFLArioN-The Bill establishing
the amount of legal tenders at $780,
OOO,OOO-passed the House Of Repre-
sertatives ON Monday last by large
majority This bill adds slS,OOO,-
600, to the amount in circulation.
Il is most likely that the same bill
will pass the Senate and become a
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26

ANOTHER LOT OF THAT WIDE
Check Muslin at SOC per yard worth soc;
Checked Nainsook Muslin at zoe worth soc per
yard:
Wide Victoria Lawn, with side-band for TRIM
ming, at CSC, worth 4Oc'per yard;
Swiss and NainsooS Muslins in all qualities;
India Twill Long Cloth;
Tucked Muslin;
Hair-Cord and Hair Muslins at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Naw s,ock NJ parasoIz. NH &c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


p1r WE CALL ATTENTION TO
our nice stock Of Broadcloths, Diagonal suitings,
Fancy Oashmeres, Doeskin Oassimeres, Tweeds,
Yestings, and Kentucky Jeans, which we have
Just received dlrec. from the importers.
LEVY BROTHERS.
A full assortment Of Umbrellas. NH 26
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26

Rag" 1T WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK
at Levy Brothers stock OF
TdbleclOths, Napkins,
DOylies, Towels,
Piano and Table Covers,
SheetiDgs, Pillow. Case Cotton.
and Linen, Marseilles and Honey-comb Quilts,
Tides, Rugs. Carpets,
Mating, and Oil-Cloth.
NH %. LEVY BROTHERS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHERIFFS SALE.
will sell on MONDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF MARCH,
1874 on Little Judges Greek, Grant District,
CabeIl county, West Va, one Portable Steam
Saw Mil and Fixtures attached as the property
of W. j. Bell and sold by virtue Of an order of
the Judge of the Circuit Court Of Cabell County
made at the December term, 1878, in the case OF
c. NJ. Albert vs. said w. J. Bell. credit Of four
months given, taking from the purchaser bond
with approved security. Given under my hand
this the 3rd day of March, 1914.
ID. l. SMITH, S. c. G.
BY GEO. +. MILLER, Deputy
March saw
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
pOCR-H HOUSE,

for the support of paupcrs, which spcaSs
well for the charitabeness OF her citizens
in securing a comfortable asylum tor her
destitute. This institution is located two
miles east Of salt Rock, under the man
agemeut Of +. McKcndr.e, Esq, aud con-
tain, at present about twenty inmates,
ranging in age from two to ninety wears.
With the buildings is valuable farm,
the products Of which 60 t. the support
Of the paupers.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26
TIMBER.

am informed that Mr.. Tyler Swami,
Of Ousley's Gap, has undertaken a con-
tract for getting out 10000 slaves on
Toms Creek. This business is becoming
somewhat profitable, and predict this -
only the beginning Of like enterprises in
this vicinity. The prospect for market
ing timber really looks dull at present, as
the recent rains have failed TO produce =
Sufficient tide in the Guyandottc for run
ming timber 4 great deal is depending
upon a successful move in this direction.
| wish timbermen eminent success.
The ordinanc of baptism was admin
isterei by Rev r. Bias, Of the NJ. F..
South TO the following named candidates
all Of Salt Rock, on Sunday last; Green
vile Ray, Lewis Metcall, David Williams,
Thomas Noel, Holm Alberts, Miss Emma
Mctcalf, Miss Alice Metcalf, Miss Rep.
Bias, Miss Lucy Bias, Miss Alice John
son, and Miss Mary Gibson. The mode
was by immersion, and the day being
beautiful, the scene was witnessed by some
three or four hundred people.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26

has again visited our community, and
snatched one Of our most valued orna-
ments. Mrs. Miller, daughter Of Warren
and Rebecca Rolfc, died few days ago,
of consumption. She leaves large circle
of friends and acquaintance to mourn her
loss. Mrs. Miller was an amiable, pious
lady, an agreeable companion, and a
bright ornament to society. Her early
death will be seriously felt,
The Patrons Of IIusbandry talk OF
forming a society at Salt Rock The in
stitution is talked OF very favorably by
the farmers in this vicinity. As | ha Ic
no practical knowledge of the institution,
am not prepared to say anything con
corning It. ANXIOUS.
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COmmiSSiOner's Sale.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

NALU ABLE FARM FOR SALE.
In obedience to a decree of the County
Court Of Gabell County, rendered at the
January term, 1874, in the Chaucery
cause therein pending, wherein Lewis
Hall is complainant and John T. Hatfield
and others are defendants | will as Spe-
c:al Commissioner for that purpose APP
pointed, on
the 3Oh Day Of March 1914,
between the hours of 10 \. NJ. ard 6 p. NJ.
on THE PREMISES, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wt: 39S Acres Of
Land, living in Teayses Valley, in Cabell
county, w Va, the property OF the de-
PENDANT Hatfield.
TERMS OF SALE One third y Of
the purchase money cash and the remain
der on credit of II and Is months, ia
KING from the purchaser, bonds with good
security and retaining the legal title as
additional security until the purchase
money is fully paid
w. II. HARVEY.
Special Commissioner.
Feb. 26-tds
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-03-26

DY an order of the Circuit Court of Cab
ID ell county, made on the Goth day Of
December, 1873, the above entitled causes
were referred to the undersigned, one Of
the commissioners of said Court, To as
certain and report the amount of pay
ments that have been made on the claims
sued on in these actions since the COM
mencement of the same, and the amount
still due in each case, also report the a.
mount and priorities Of all liens on the
property belonging to the said VI Berger (
Co, sold by Sheriff Harshbarger." In ODE
dience To said order | shall, on the 18th
day Of April, 1874, at my law office in the
town of Barboursville. Cabell county, W.
Va, proceed to comply with the require
ments thereof.
B. J. McCOMAS,
March 5--iw. Commissioner.