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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26

HUsKIYG CoRN.-The harvesting
of the corn crop is one of the most
tedious and disagreeable operations
of the farm. Though not as hard
bodily labor as come other work, it
tells on the system more, from the
fact that it comes, generally, In cold,
unpleasant weather, and there is not
exercise enough in it to keep the
blood stirring actively, especially in
the lower extremities. The hands,
too, become chapped and sore, and
the constant handling of the fodder
chafes the skin wherever it touches,
so that when night comes after n
days husking, the farmer seeks an
early bed, weary. feverish, and feel
ing about as disagreab!e as can be.
With proper care, much of the un-
pleasant character of the work can
be dispensed with. The arms and
wrists should be well protected, and
buckskin mits Or gloves worn on the
hands.
In cold weather or when the field
is muddy, the husker should stand
up at his work. and in order to do
this. he should have husking rack,
made as follows; Take two light
wood scantling, three by four inches,
and seven or eight feet long. Two
feet from each end, bore inch and a
half holes, and in these fit and wedge
securely two cross peices. each four
feet long. Now fasten four legs in
the side peices, near the ends, spread
them pretty well, to make the rack
stand firmly, and make them of the
proper height, so that the work will
come nicely to your hands. the ends
of the scantiing project far enough
beyond the cross pieces to allow the
husker to stand between them.
When bundle Of sufficient size is
finished, it can be conveniently tied
as it lays on the rack, and then set
up in shocks, without waste or get
ting it all plastered over with mud.
lTGo persons should husk together,
with such rack. With one at each
end, let them pick it up, carry to the
shock, tip it sideways, push the shock
against it, and then by holding the
top of the shock firmly on the oppo-
site side, the rack can be righted up,
with the shock on top, all right. If
the huskers prefer sitting, it is an ca
sy matter to construct seat to each
end of the rack. We have used
such a rack and know its advantages
We hope to see the day soon, when
machines will take the place of hu-
nun hands in husking corn, as the
thresher has superseded the fail and
the old "tramping' process. Some
progress has been made in this di-
rection, already, but no machine has
yet been successful enough to be gen
orally adopted. But it must come:
The want is great and universal, and
will be supplied, and u fortune awaits
the man who does it.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
RAILROAD LINES.
CHEAPEAK E & Ohio RAILWAY!
On and after July 7th, 1874, passenger
trains will run as follows:
PROM HUNTINGTON.

t0:25 A. n kNPgEsS-FOr Allegheny and all In
termediste stations 20 COvingtOn, Millboro, Go
Shen. Sfapnron, ChariOttesyille, GOrdOnsyille,
and Richmond. daily except Sunday. This
train connects az Charlottesville for Lynchourg,
Rrist0l and Chattanooga; az GOrdonsville for
Alexandria. Washington. Baltimore, and the
North. and AZ RichmoDd sOr Petersburg Norfolk.
MELTON. rSaieigh. Danvfle ,CharlOtte. Greensboro,
Co'umhia, Augusta, savannah, Charleston, and
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
AMERICAN WoMEN.--Ex-May,

AMERICAN WoMEN.--Ex-Mayor
Medill Of Chicago, writing from
Switzerland to the Tribune Of that
city, says that he has seen hundreds
of English ladies tramping over the
mountains, Alpenstock in hand, and
evidently quite able to take care OF
themselves. They care nothing about
a walk of fifteen or twenty miles a
day up a steep activity or along a
narrow mule path skirting the edge
of a precipice. "But, he says
whenever / meet a woman carried
on q sedan chair. by four Switzers up
q mountain, was sure she was one
of my own country women.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
SONG AND STORY.
FAITH.

Sow with generous hand;
Pause not for toll or pain;
Weary not through the heat OF Summer,
Weary not through the cold Spring rain |;
But wait till the Autumn comes,
For the shesves OF golden grain.
Sow, and look onward, upward,
Where the starry light appears
Where. In spite of the towards d0nbtinG,
Or yonr own hearts trembling fears,
You shall reap In JOY the harvest
fol have sown to-day In tears.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
NIER RCHANTS'
Insurance Company,
OF HUNTINGTON. WEST VA.
NONE.
ABILITIES,

This Company being organized, with an am,
pie paid-up Capital, is prepared to write shlai
lines on the better class OF Risks st adequate
rates Correspondence with Agents ana broAsis
solicited.
]. II. UNDERWOOD,
Secretary.
Nov. 5-tf.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26

bIaster, not aware that he is 4 walk.
ing charge of electricity, proceeds to
his work, inserting cartridge after
cartridge Of nitro-glycerine, until he
comes to the last. which is armed
with the electric fuse. The moment
his hand touches one of the electric
wires, the current passes through the
priming, and explosion follows. Let
a blaster, before he handles these
wires, invariably ylgrasp some metal in
moistened contact with the earth, or
place both his hands against the moist
walls of the tunnel"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
Variatias OF All Kinda.

t9rtot1es Oh AL Minus
Which times are the best!-Aleal
times.
Ignorance is the wet nurse Of preju'
dice.
One bad thing about gold-Noi
havingit.
Domestic broils make unsa.isfacto'
ry meals.
An Oregon blacksmith is a "horse
jeweler."
Easy shaving-Taking the beard
off an oyster.
A set Of bad teeth, like a farm, has
mary achers.
"Arose" by any other name would
be "got up"
a musician is an airy fellow, but
he can't help it.
One way to get a roaring trade is
to buy menagerie.
The best way to rise in a lady's es-
timation is not by stares.
Standing on the dentists door step
will often cure the toothache.
A friend that sticks in prosperity
and adversity-Mucilage
What is better than promising
young MANA paying one.
The vilest sinner may return
everything save an umbrella.
Never wait for anything to turn up
but 60 and turn it up yourself.
Skinner keeps hotel in Chicago.
1t is good name to keep hotel
with.
When is money damp!-When it
is due in the morning and mist at
night
An Indiana father crawled under a
corn-crib and wept when his daugh-
ter married an astronomer.
No man ever worshiped a brazen
image who had once tussled with a
life insurance agent. Tere HI,de
Express.
The procurement Of paper collar
for the groom delayed high toned
Newark wedding an hour and halt
the other day.
Some of the students at Eastern
colleges can board themselves for thir
ty-five cents a week, but they don't
feel like tearing around much.
Short dresses are coming IN fashion
again, and young ladies are expert
encing the old, old difficulty of get
ting a No. 6 foot into No. 4 shoe.
If YOU want to know whether your
grandmother was cross-eyed, or where
your great uncle stood in his arithme.
tic class. just run for Office, and you'll
know it all.
There she goes !' said a lady as
the train left the depot just before
she reached it. "You have mistaken
the gender" said gentlemen this
is the mail train"
A Michigan man has hit upon q
happy expedient for getting rid Of
the rheumatism. He crowded it all
down TO two fingers, and then he'd
them amputated.
The Chicago Times decrihes ar
ofsice-holder as Collector of the port
of Ararat, when Noah arrived there
with his ark, and has uninteruptedly
held Office ever since
A poor boy who had been on the
tramp all day, called not long since
in the cleaning at the house of far
mer in Scotland, and thus addressed
the farmers wife: Mistress, could
you oblige me WI a drink o water,
for Pm that hungry | dinBa ken
where III sleep the nicht.'
The family man who fatters him
self that his troubles are over, as the
cellar is paved with potatoes, peach
es, tomatoes and other truck, i.
brought to a realizing sense OF the
situation by an inquiry from tis bet
ter half touching the price OF ounces
the best of grapes to "put up" and
the best style Of jar to put them in
He is ready To ask, i, there no enc
m these household applications
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
TO TILE
Nervous 81 DcbiIitoted
OF BOTH SEXES.
No charge Tor advice and consultation.

DR.. J. u. DYrTT, graduate OF Jefferson Medi
cal College. Philad, ,'pkia. author Of severa
valuable works. cln hc consulted on al diseas-
- Of the Sexual Or Urinary organs, (which he
a.s made an especial study either 10 male OK fe
mole, 20 natter from VIA. cAuss originating
or how long standing. practice q - years
rt snies hin o. treat diseases wah succsss.-
Cs.ss guIrltcr1. Charges rcAs3Aal"", Those
~ tis.arUc can forsstd letter describing
ssmpto'ns sud Crolcsiug stamp t0 prepay pos
isse, seud !or the Guilds % Health. sT1ee ioc.
!. p. DYOTT, n. D.,
FhyEeiln AID Sgrge5-, Ia DGsIe S., y. /.
Jia a. "a. y
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26

ANIMAL ELECTRICITY George
NJ. Mobray, the manufactures who
furnished all the nitro glycerlne
at the Hoosac Tunnel, has recently
published a pamphlet on "rri-nitro-
glycerine at the Hoosac Tunnel, In
which appears the following. state,
ment, which will be found of equal
interest to bot, engineers and ply
sioloeists. After defending his pet
explosive from unjust charges. as to
its dangerous qualities. he cautions
the work man as follows: The
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26

INVITATION TICKETS. Visiting and
l. Business Cards, Letter-Hesds, &c, &c,
neatly printed AZ this office
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-26
A Good Time Coming.

When men forget their love OF gold,
And love their honor more;
When Truth is only current coin,
And counted DER and DER;
When men love freedom for its sake
For all as well as one
And Tor the greatest good their work,
Prom day 10 day IL done:
When men throw self aside and live
For some Just purpose high,
Then will the glorious era como
When none shall fear 10 die.
, 1874-04-01
PERSONAL.


Ton, Nant was ut the Palmer last evening, on
routofor Onahn, wlithor ho goes to en1gliton
the doni2onn Of that place on;the sciencoo of car-
toonery.
II tho sscotohman who Intoly returned from
Joliet Penitontiary and waB employed hero ut
copying letters, will come back agRin to tho
Madison street, llo will ba forgiven, aud friends
will help him to start again.
The Gardner House, corner Of Michigan
aven.le nnd jackson street. wnB sold yesterday
morning blythe Assignee, Alr. Joshua Barrett, to
The original owner, Alr. i. T. Gnrdnor. Tic Gu
tiro stock Of furniture, carpetB, etc., was pur-
chasoa with the building.
NIr. Rohbaum, tho editor of tho Ar5eite,.-
Frestnd, denies the correotnoas Of the statement
recently made By Christian 'Kraus that this
paper was started by 1fr. i1esing aud tho Bis
lnarck Dund TO head or tho Vorbote, tho work.
ingmoll'H paper. Mr. r. Bays TINT neither Mr..
Hesing nor tho Dund have anything to do with
his publication.
HOTEL ARRIyALs.
Grand p1oifc-R. r. Unble, Rock IBlnnl &.
". Madison, Providence i. 7. George, st. Paul !;
,Wln: Meadows, Buffalo =. I. ;1uagsbury, CO.
Morris. Nov York II. @. Freema1l, Detroit; Il.
D. Hall, O1ovelah0 r. n. Stone, Iowa; Il. G..
Tatc, Nacine; g. placc, Now York; jan. Hun
do 60. i: Whito, Detroit; g. Meis, Peors; q.
1lorhhsok. Greonylllei g: s. Hunbu, Now York !;
delphia; G.. Doyle, Syracuse. !. T.. ,Trc-
n,oat Loase-n. N. White. Cincinnati !; f. Will
Jams, Detroit; j. Fl. 'Etokmau. New York; G..
W. Davis, Rochester; A. .Dybee, indianapolis i;
&. ~. Fry, Pittsburgh; II. II. Lewis, Now York,
, 1874-04-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
An important spie Of property took placo at
tho oast door Of tho old Court-Hous yestetday
morning; but, like all such aales, this ono ut
traeted littlo attention. Tho land and buildings
disposod Of belonged to J. Y. Soa1nmon, aud
wore sold undor bond executed by blr. 8cam3
mon to tho United States Mortgage Company. Of
Now York, wheroi11 he bound himBalf 10 pay that
corporation, in instalImonts; tho sum of s220, 900
IN gold coin; the bond containing provtsion
TINT, lu case default DO mRdo in the payment OF
interest at the rate Of per cent per s,lluny or
Of principal for thirty days after becoming duo,
tho whole should become due mud COL
tcctablo without notice; Immediately or
at: any tin,e utter Atlch default. For
tile purpose, OF securing tho prompt
payment Of the principal and intorest; Mr..
Beaunlon aud hs wife executed to tho COMPANY
! mortgage. bearing dato May 3d. 1879, convoy
Ing Lots 7 and Q IN ulock D, iii Fractioua. seo
Is, Addition to Ohtcagoi tle Houth o. foot front
aud.ioar Lots, In Blookt0;, In fractional Soo
Is Addition to 0hfoaso.: oil Of Bs,b-lots and
ofEaosl u! 1asy and 5asusa' y, Rsynolaa rub.
, 1874-04-01
to caso for tho tlnsolato ard 'oppressol or ave
tho1n o homo Tint hna somo tracoa Of doconoy.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Dnstncas young mon and orrnnd boys can bo
found Mt tho Relief Employment Bur emu, "a .La~
gallo street.
"Doscnrtcs. md His Philosophy" will DO tie
subject OF Prof. 1Iavcn's noxt lcotu.o, this nftor-
noon, at4 O'clock, at tho Flrat III. q. Church.
Tho 1lov. Henry G. rortv will conduct Good
Fridny Borvieos. In All Shlnts' Episcopal Uit1rch,
corner Of Fourth Md Carpenter strools morning
and evening.
All motnbors OF Cosmopolitan Lot1go No. @.
K1ighta Of Pythlan, 'arc requested to be punotn-
ally on hand thls eyontng, at their Castle. hnll
corner Adams aud Lasallo htroota, for work In
tho1uitlhtory, and other Important buAihcss.
THO Rev. Dr.. Gottholdt of Now Yotk, will
preach this norhing IN the Synagogue, CORNER OF
h1ay aud SECOND stroete, at 10 O'clock, on "Tha
Passover"
THO monthly meeting of tho Board of Man
agors Of tho Homo for tho FricndoBa Swil bo
hold nt tho Homo at 10 o. m. to-day.
Tho Trustees Of Clinton Street Conversational
Chiroh will meet In that odiflco at 7:9d o'clock
thiB evening.
.Apritnnry election will ba1old at tho old Court
House tlls afternoon, from to 7oclook, for the
Convention, which Will 'inoet 1t o'oIook to-
morrow afternoon.
Tho Commencement oxefolsss OF tho prosby-
tarian Theological sorhinaiy will be hold in the
Second Presbyterian Church, cornor Of Michigan
avonuo md Twentieth street, tomorrow oven-
Ing. The hoy. 9. L. Thonpaon will address tho
ntudonts on "Iho Position and Work Of tho
American Church." The public aro invited.
Tho largo and popular music publishing houso
Of Oliver Ditaon d. Co., OF Boston. wllichButiorod
Bovcroly from fro yesterday wook, has boon tenn
potarily fonovol to No. 226 Washington street,
opposite Tank1in stroot, in TINT city, wloro thoy
carry Oh buaneBs aH 1lHual, Until other drsango-
IuptltB arc perfected.
All porsons Wishing to t,ocomo mombors Of
tho Christian Union class III botany, now FORM
ing, are requested to meet at tho room8 Of the
Uifon, No. ia Madison street, Thursday ovo,,-
ing Of this wocls. Tho courae of study will in-
clldo wnBkly lessons ut the rooms Of tho Union,
mud Bcmi-inonthly botGniz;ng oxoursionB utter
tho opening Of summer. Tho Union Inns bccn
fortunate IN securing tho services OF con,pe-
tent toachor, aud 1t is hoped TINT q large oass
will be formed. It iB important that tho courso
OF study should bo commenced at once, 30 that
the class will DO prepared for practical work .as
vogotation comes forward in tho spring. a olaaB
In Spanish will bo organized undor the instruc-
tion OF eonor Joyo 4. douzalez Saturday eyon-
lug, ut tho rooms Of tho Christian Union, No.
ia Enst Madison street. ALI persons wishing
TO join tho clnss mny leavo their narnos at tho
oflico.
, 1874-04-01


Tha Board Of TruBtccs OF tbe Town If + ,ake
,,o,d y roa,,1nr mcorinc al Tho T,ovn Hall Mon.
3ioi" tosu4As rlset :. n."s,Il ~ n n"u 1Aou
day afternoon. ftosen', t1oslG'ent DurcAy anu
Trustees Calvin, Drake, Colmau, md Tabor.
nlr. Jones mado statement, from which It ap-
ponra that there il q suit in the Circuit Court
,,so,,a,,t 1,v s c,;ant mr. aar,orn aoa,,st tha
p9ougnt oS n'o e'ieuS' nl4' osa1 aBa'uh' tno
town, and that tue damages Claimed. 500, are
for QUO Of hls COWS which died wlile in pound.
The Doart docidod to nav all costa of .,1oundiue.
amo1ntinc to Esfa if 1ir. Donrborn wonll wit1,-
aa'ouu.i"s W 9o'' = ~ Do"1 o'4n "ost4" "Atn'
draw his suit and pay al costs OF court.
Tho plat Of +. .. Smiths Subdivision Of part
of tho west half of Lot 39 Of the: School Trus-
+oou, Cu1,t;v;s,nn of goc If aa IL, m.
1,roroi T,ha fsomn,itt oo IN ,ci,o,u wna rofarra1
tho ,nattor of, cndo,3nr md ,naea'om;z5ne src1.
.r ovonno anhmitta ad tiSar rannrt wiic,, w,s A.
contod In aoanrIunco wit, t the Hoard nr,,arod
t;o ,ynr1. r. Ia iot n Jain ScG at sa nor
cnI,," rari Tct;tions wcrc roosivc,j for sowor W.
~ u s;xtrl lth;riI strcoi fron, Honnro to uor,'ou
to enat astl for crossing at tbe intcrsnotio1,,
, 1874-04-01
GENERAL NEWS.

Tho general market project contemplated for
tito Ogden Block has been abandoned,
At meeting or tho Oan.na- Gael Guards, held
last evening, tho following officers wero elected
for tho ensuing year: Daniol F. Glooson,
Captain John ODrion, First Lieutenant
james Kiucade, Qrartermastor; John Maker
Second Lousonant !; and Michael Whclan, Scr.
goant-at-Arnla Tho Guards arc composed Of a
select body Of IriBhmen, numbering 14o. Tho
Zion. John r. scanlan, Capt. e. s. Cunn1ro, and
Maj. Michael O'Brien, woro elected honorary
members.
Prof. Pepper delivered his lecture on tho
Sources OF Light, at kingHbury Hail. Inst oyon-
Ing. Tho lecture waH illustrated by tho uBual
beautiful! experiments, and made plain BY tho
lucid and simple explanations TINT Prof. Pepper
seams to posaeus . pcculiar faculty for giving.
Only small audience was III attendance. This
Is greatly to be regretted, al these wonderful in
yyoatigations into naturos aoorots aro probably
bio to doviso for tho amusement aud instruction
Of Intelligent people.
THE sp1n1ruAL1srs.
Council No. Of the Universal Association of
Gpiritualtats, celebrated tho twonty y-Bixth nnui-
vorsary Of tho establishment Of Spiritualibm by
!'soiroo" Ct tho Union pic. Hui corner Of Clark
alto sum OF 20 ccnts was charged for admission.
Miss Snylem, the "tost fro medium y being
advertised to exhibit her alleged salamanuer
qualities on tho platform. mr. Bonty, President
Of the Council, took the cllair ind intro
duccd Moses Hull, Of Boston, WHO de-
livcred 'an oration on Epirtualiem In
general. The speaker run over his subject
with rapidIty to which .chain.iightuing is only
as tho pace Of q anai mid succeeded III making
himself delightfully."- hoarse before tho close Of
hiR performance. Then Mrs. Sawyor road q
poem on "!rhc Day We Celebrate" which effort
Of tue Muse Ind evidently not boon written with
iuli stolen from ,Parnassus. That dlspoaed Of,
Nlr. bentley announced, iu feeling tones, that
Mrs. Suylemhal failod to como to time, although
eho had surely promised, and TINT, therefore.
thoBe among tho auditors who woro dissatisfied
might hnyo their 50-cent slim -plas.ors buck,
Tue Council was nbt to blame Tor tho caprice OF
tho iicry medium.
Exclamattoua ot "Woll, tAnt's.right mean !"
nobody asked for money back, and tue mon Of
lengthy hair danced with women OF bloomor-rig
until morning
TIE COUNTY rooH-nousE.
Tho tardy recognition Of the outrageous treat
mcnt to which panpers layo boon subject tho
paHt winter at the County Poor-Honso was made
Monday by tho Grand Jurors who went to Joffor-
son to examine into affairs, md who substantnl-
" agree with their condition as reported In THE
In1nuNE somo time ago. Tue season has ad-
| yaucod towards warm weather since then, md
many OF tho former inmaton have been discharg-
| Cd, mud ns there was also prlmn faoio evidence
that Mr. Joseph Harris had anticipated tho visit
| by q general clearing up. the report, 30 far "a
| concerns Bloopsng acoommoaations aud the want
, 1874-04-01

dtv{u;,r nj TINT IN {,, ,nta,,- n l.. r.. .at,a -r
nq1lon f 10 10 HhIcng1 Inctg S Of seots ana
to fi;caon - touct,nr ,ss' ~ ri: 10 Auasloh
nroromnnta ,E1ron, n,si,rani, ~ oaiI1M9b nlu III
Ind NJ soemon ~ ,o pd59pofsg a
h1oct hn,njna hv ", oGaon T,,aai oTnGa ~ .ao
ntrnat. n.,i TWnh.oH .un Hton atlo ooueroha
ints n,a hanas any nogan ayonuebi a'
Van n,ro,, I; 5o oofnor OF
M ,un n.a ntt1u ~ an NV ,MaoAHn nvolue.
On ia7 s" ~, y ~ dno NOV.
no, ,oa" "mu, mu1 oe'Gg paia the Mortgage Oom-
pahy sngauaIoahy @ aaE9!taoq the proporty for
rara NV I'VE, yusssIy hp,a 70 tao elt'dGr.
A.. lhero weto ohly tew poEsons, present at tho
a :aa,0; "rotiR suoia peaaG 1nmes II. hoo8' Mlil-
xt,ornoye ~ t,.n % ,a WIZ peSter one OF to
t;,u,Mos7 t;nnaor VI 'no oo"pauy, VINO ac1oa aa auc-
''unoot. nn,. a.. o-,....-..---,,
s1as na hopn 20 as f. .he Unameor q Commerce clock
e1 struoa 1o,-sn1 noun 6et Tor TIC shlo,- gen.
!. sto..atn nainco walkna nnuer tho poaKoa-foot
Ply nhss ns4 m4tfT o,noo.i619s Ilo entrance 70 TUG
~ ~ ~. all.; ut, DoStcr foad 1ne mo-
''eS WEen De ,iv o 9 sac. ,, mill, w,
aaYe noara description OF tho properly II
anybody whites to take a diagram Of 1t lio ca'i
oo n;I.. ~. ,,-..,,
=, Nnoreupon sall man distributed diagrams TO
this monont thorc wore about dozon people
preaone, commissioner BoRue, of the County
Board: being ono OF tlom tho others, with two
exceptions, woro lonfcra. 49,.
Mr' Oe1tof-Inoro aro throo pieces Of prop
avenue, Congress street nonr Wabash avenue.
including tho Inter- Oceanic building, and OH
congress- street, near Michigan avenue. IL there
anybody progont who doaires to make a.btd On
any part Of tho property ?
Air. Doxtor-Cash: ..,,
Air. Coolbaugli-u CURRENCY Or gold7
hlr. Doxtor-As thore arc expenses to pay, be-
sides tue sum soourod IN currency, tor tho pur"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-07
%. GARRISON & CO,
PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
.Centralia Mills,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER, LATH,
SHIN GILES AND PTCRET@

Our facilities for storage Of logs and man
ufacturing lumber are ample, being superb
or to any other on the Wisconsin River
having storage separate and independent
from the main River sufficient to safely
hold and handle at least 100000 feet of
logs, and would say to cur old customers as
well as others who may wish saving done,
that we have recently reftted and added
largely to the capacity of our mill for manu-
featuring and handling lumber, and hope by
fair dealing and strict attention to business
to merit continuance Of their patronage
We would also call the attention of the
citizens of Wood County to our complete
stock of