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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
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- Zdeisi bank6fi pdicili Wade 15o, -
100000 reald dtnlim ydleGnym,
Hafl$, 5. pros. Mezi bskupem Du-
panloupem republikanem Lacourem str
hla sc narodnim shromazdGni vasniy6
hadka. Dupanloup pravil, ze spoIetnost
Jest ohrezena cd pfatel tech ldi, kteH ma
fidili zastreleni pafizskeho arcibiskupa.
Tato poznamka yzbudila nepoIloj ne levi
ci. kdyz pfedseda ziodnal pofldck, Cd
poyidal Lacour bisllupovi velm ostrou n
Ieprnou reel. Prayil, ze takovG osobni
urazky zdstavuie tlsndkupocti gych muzd,
ktefi mali .jest6 ntiaky ohlcd k dustoino-
sti francouzsktho episkopatu. Iakon o
vyprosttni university dozoru statu, od
klerikald podporovany, prosel 553 hi.
prot 1873.
Nc Mahon zamysii obnoviti sv6 mini
sterstyo Ministr yalIy Sc pry ma iisto
podGkuje Take narodni shromdzdtn
ma prozatimnimi yolbami cisri obnoyo
vano byti.
Petrohrad, 5. pros Bouro a povodel
zpisobily zdo nesmirnou skodu Noda.
ktera yystoupila 9 stop mad neivy7si znam-
XII yodni, zatopiIa dolni caste nGsta a w
pudila ntISoIik set rodin jeiich obydG.
Rush std6se vtShoji do AuleriIq. Ia
vedeni vseobccn6 povinnosti yoienskt MA
ltasi zeimena veikou nechuti II obyva-
telstva zidovsk6ho Sc potkalo. Zeimeua
V krai .eh polskJch, kdez, lak znamo, Jest
ylastnG domov ruskych zid6. nastao me
Ii ttmito velike hnuti mnozi Sc -tGhuij
do Ameriky, nc fabiui Wade ruske mako
ntni cd pocindni toho ic zrazuii, TAX Il
q dopisovatel ,,Mosk Weldon" muti IL
dovskc gubernii suvalske naslcdovnt:
Phi poslodnim odyodu Mariampolc Sc
rekruti zidoysi nedostayili, aC obyya,al-
stvo zdeisiho 4iezdu sl,oro tfetinou ic III
doyske. Die rozvrhu odvodIibo prpadl
10 ma zidy q noyaGkliv, odvedeni b>li
pouze tn, 2 nichz ieden lined pc odvodu
prchl do Pruska X odvodu dostavil Sc
ma mistt mladych sin[ch Iidi yttsinou
.iiz lide starsi (ac nell vfkazy, re lest Jim
teprye % let, mrzici atd.. zid6 K yoiut
schopni nahle vvmizeIi. Phi pfcdesltm
odvodu bylo % zidd odvcdeno, ii vsak
prcbli do Amcriky i $ voiauskJm satcm
Tento ziev pozoroval sc We ysech poyislan
skJch kraiich, souscdictch Pr-kcm.
skoro vsichni eide prchaji pres Pruslo do
severoamerickych Spojenych -titi,v.
Mnoholi .ji@ timto spdsobcm Hdd Sc
Ruska yystthovalo, media Sc urGit6 udati.
ale mnsi b%ti potet .iich nelnal, an Sc
zasilky AmeriNy na poSty poyislanska
velice nnozi neim6nd do kazdcho dioz-
dn poslano roGn6 30 az 10000 ruJlu. an
eide, kten Sc cdnm vystGhoval, SWIM
pnbuznym ma cestu prosttedky za9ilaii;
ieste yotsi z;isiIl<y vsak pfichaleii obchod-
nikdm, kten stthovani podporuii. He
de k tomu, ze sc ziyili. poyislansti eide
vdtsinou .ien lichyou, povazuje dopisoya-
tel ,,Mosk. N6dom.' stGhovani Sc zidd
za sttsti pro ony kraie.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10

PRtCllOD NENUSE udal Sc ute
tery noel, oliolo / s. hod, Clcyelandska-
no tasu, take nohl ien tech zcmich bt
ii pozorovan, Y nichz IA hodinu ,luncc mn
obloze Sc nachazi. Nenuse cili kra>opa-
nj obieFila Sc ten cas- co ce1na skyIna
ma slunecni plose Ucony sv6t iall znamo
pfiklada tomuto pfilodnimu yyievu re-
smirnou ddlezitost Ziisti Sc pfi te pile,
zitosti yzdalenost zem6 od slunce opra-
Vi Sc mnoh6 ehyby We vJpoctech hy2zdaf
skych.
Ntktere vlady xyslaly ma razn6 stani-
ee utene vyprayy, nichz neldIleziteisi
lsou vypravy Spoi. statd, Anglicka. NJ
mecka Ruska. Nejvice stanic zidilo
Rusko, a sice q Sibiti, Cine Japon.
sku. Spoi. staty yybrali 81 iii stanice ma
severn siee We Nladiyotsku Sibui. y
Pekingu Cine Nagasaki Japon.
sku, pet stanic ma iihu sce dvt Tas-
mani, potom po ielne ma Kerguelen.
skem ostrov6, Blue Harbor v Nov6m
Zelande ma ostroyG Chatham. Pozoro.
vani delo Sc nejdokonaleiSimi hvGzddf-
skyhi nastroj die tech neiepsich me-
thod
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kOstelni majetek.

Go od naseho statniho sntmu pfede-
vsim ocekavame jest, ably cirkovuiGi l6pe
kostelni majetek podlehal zroyna TAX da-
nj, ako lot, staveni nebO otchod kter6ho-
koliy oocana, nichz pfcmnoz mali tn
nchodu, ze nejsou ami tax zamozni, jako
ten neichudsi hostel.
Nczadame toho proto, ze ismc zauiati
proti kostedm nabozenstvi vibec; ale
2 pficiny spravedlnosti ma zdkIadt stat
nj a spolkovG 1stavy. Die naseho nahc-
dn die min6ni otcd republiky nasi, 2
nichz t6m6f vsichni byli p6vodcov6 spoil
kove (lstayy, jest nabozenstvi d urcteji
mluveno nabozenskG vyznani zaleztosli
soukromou, do niz zddn6mn krom vyzna-
vace nic neni Kdyz ale ten vyznayat
"a Gcelem pestovani sveho vynani ku-
puie pozemky a stavi 81 nakladne budovy.
necht 81 za ne Il ma nc platl sa IN X
takoyGmu nakladu nalezi vsak popatky,
iez povinnuii "a to, ze naictok cd statni
moci Jest clranen, tudiz jsem co spolu
drzitel ieho povinnen ma vyrzorani te o.
chrannG lnoci pfispiyati. We svobodnem
II spravedlivG spravoyan6m state nesmi
byti rozdili, ami rodu, ami narodnosti ari
nabozcnstvi zde ide pouze o Gan-
stvi. kdyby dnes nabozcnstvi mtlo
n6komu dobyti neiakych .yysad, pax
bych il dtslednG ma zahlad6 narodnosti
anebo rodu takovych nebo jinych v}sad
zadati byl opravn6n.
Avsak tn netfeba ami hadky principi-
cllni. My name moudr6 ustavy, spolko-
YOU statni, Y nichz vepsano jest zaklad-
nj pravdlo moudr6 a spravedlivG ylady,
jez mi: ,,zadna osoba nema donucoyana
byti ilGastenstvi, budovani, anebo pod
porovdni iak6hokoliv mista bohoslnzebn6-
no, aneb vydrzovani jak6hokoliy sptlso-
bu bohosluzby, afsi Jest volna nebo ne"
A nyni isou kostcly osvobozeny cd da-
nt, sice zvlasmim ustanoyenim statnich
zakond- Ustanoyeni TO jest tedy ne1stav-
nj ma tudiz zruseno byti, dollonce, kdyz
vGtSina obGanstva rozhodn6 81 toho pfeie
- a ze 81 toho tn v6tsina nasem state
pfeie, o tom podava vJmluyny ddkaz mi
nua volba. Dosud abychom vysadu tn
zb6zn6 obiasnili, musi fimsky katolik pfi
spivati M vydrzovani kosteld protestant
skych, protestant zas ma vydrzovani koste
Iii katolickych, zid ma vydrzoyani chou
a nev6rec ma vydrzovani ysech til, ac
vsecky isou mu stejne protivnG.
A maetek kosteld rosie az 1zastnt,
cinz to vydrzovani stava Sc ncsmirnou
kfivdou. Die sctdni 1850 byl kostelni
maietek odhadnut na sest miliond; +.
1860 ma 10 milion1; r. 1870 ma 26 milo
nG dnes paci SO ma 80 miliona col
tini 2.42 procenta vesker6 dane tn We
ri nechapeme, kterak za t6chto zlych Ca
sd p4ichazime k tomu, abychom meli pla-
titi prot viIi sv6 ma kostely, ktere pfelce
iel re vsech obchodG, - a Americe
neni kostel nez obchodni ddm - neiepsi
obchody d6lai,
A proto pry6 klausulkou, osvohuzniici
kostely cd pozemkove dane, z kazdy
chudas jest podroben; pryc kfivdou,
kter;l Sc TAX dlouho beztrestne pase ma
tax velk6m mnozstvi poplatnikd; pryt
Sc zakonem, ktery Sc protivi neen dsta-
ve, statn zem6, ale i obecnGmu rozumu.
Ukladatcli dan na Lofty chudeho dGlnika,
nuz, podrobte dani bohate cirkye nebo
nabozenske obce, jakych mas stat eta az
pfespiilis.
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HOuby! HOuby!

Praye me dosla Gerstyi zasilka hub.
NJ, kreici,
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$500

a JeSte Ieyneji prOdavame
zccIa vinene SpOdky pro
lany. Ey idOu rychIe ma
Odbys. cemuz neni Sc co di-
viii.
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,geStc vice!
- 600

il VySFs aySak Zadny mich
nCSgO5a vice neY $1,000.
ssSOn veSncs pekne. tmave
NZ0rkS h0dici pro vSedni
dcn. IA
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
vEGErEs
CLIPPERS.

Both clubs were superbly dressed,
in the game presenting fine appear
ancc. The Vegetes wore white shirts
and red pants, while the Clippers ri
vailed new pins for the brightness of
their white pants and shirts. They
wore also, red caps, which contrasted
strikingly with the other portions OF
Their dress. The game was played
with considerable vim at the start,
but the Vegetes gained such remark
able Roadway that the spirits of the
Clippers began TO droop, aud before
I thu close, their muscles, like their
good clothes" were well Invested OF
starch" and told too plainly that
they were not able to cope with their
brethren from Millersport. The SUI
periority of the Vegetes was visible
in both batting and fielding, while
III, Clippers excelled only in catch
Ing. The utmost good feeling was
maintained throughout the day, and
the visiting club left IN the evening
much elated over their laurels, but
with many good words for the &C
quaiutances they made during the
day.
Trumbc, of the Vegetes, and Be
lei. of the Clippers, acted as Scorers
and NJ ii. Brooks as Umpire.
The day was closed with a Pyro-
technic display on the river bank
above Ninth street. The day was
. quiet one throughout; no braWls'
~ fights. Nc srrestf, although there
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

The COMET. The celestial visitor
(originan Is visible every evening,
and proves a great attraction to star
gazsrs. There are many mysteries
connected with the comet.
With a good field glass, several
stars may be clearly distinguished
through the tail, showing that IT is a
transparent matter, and convincing
proof that if; should happen TO give
the eartL a switch as it passes, it
would not cause any Of those dire ca
lamities that have been predicted.
Another mystery, is that the comet
sets in the North. How is this > viii
some astronomer explain? We know
how the sun appears to set in the
West. because the earth turns on its
axis toward the Fast, but the comet
as it declines, seems to disappear
+ Ia the north, more toward the east
than it is in the early part of the
night. As the earth IS turning to
ward the east, this is mystery to us
/ Does the comet itself reyolvc every
! - hours around tie earth.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

IMPORTANT EvESrs.-Congress
has adjourned, and the President Of
the United States has paid a friendly
visit to his relatives in the Kanawha
Valley. Along with thee important
historical events nigh: be mentioned
the fact that Brill & Bro, of the
"Oll Reliable Clothing house Of
Huntington are offering special in
ducements IN their Summer stock Of
Clothing. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Walls
Is DC. Iney must be cleared in the
next thirty days to make room fol
another stock.
Railroad Scrip taken for goods.
July-2 I'm.
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sTDRY dOODx Must BIZ SOLD
CHEAP 10 EFFBoT SALES.
LEVY BhorHEys

have, therefore, marked the whole OF IN ,ir stuck
at the lowest possible prices They only enumev-
ate small portion Of their stuck, but will stale
that they have everything In the way Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods. Trimmings, Notions.
Carrots, Mating. &c.
Striped aud Plain Mixed Wash-Pop!ins. evcnty-
seseu inches wide, At 1850 per yard worth %
cents.
Striped wash Popllns twenty -fOsy inrhr3 wide.
NJ IL cents, worth 2nc:
| Mixed Wash-Popius at f2se per yayi worth i6,
Fast colored La Tns at i2t.e per yard wotth $50.
| Seersucxer, twen,y-seeen inches widS, AZ isNe.
per yard worth zoe.
/ Black Grenadines with cobree stripes NJ i,%c.
| ner yard voHh 2se.
! Black Grenadines With co.orei sin ssrpos at t6S
| .er,ts, v0did I've cheap at 3nc;
Japanese Poplins nc ltssc. per yard worth s5c
Japanese foPtDs at 20 and &c, would be ehesp
| at 30 ana 81 cents
Japanese Pophns, silk warp, az 80 and ooc. per
yard worth 81 and &c.
Striped silks al Csc, i5c., 81, and si.?s per yard.
! all Csc Il yard below regular prices;
! Bla silks from 60c TO 50 20 per yard-ali much
below regular prices
COlored Sss IN great variety NJ lower Ivl;es than
at any uiIe since 1897
Striped Musns at &c per yard would he cheap
az 33c:
Checked Muslin, large patterns, AZ 2oc per YARD
| worth soc:
Victoria Lawn from 20 to SOC per ynd-al very
/ cheap:
linen lawns at 2sc worth s5c per yard
Grass-Cioth suitings with side bands for TRIM
! mngs-all yard wildcat 2c worth 2ss.
4 large variety OF Linen Suitings at very ic"
| prices:
Bombazines and other dress material for mourn
| ing:
Alpseas, Mohairs and Bnlliantines, III an quah-
| ties, al lower prices than ever;
Hxceilent Callicoes at 81, 10 ana l2hc per yafd;
Swiss Mnslin from lsH ~ sec great bargains In
| this line;
nottingham hcc, for curtains, nj ~. ~. 50. Rs.
aud up 10 81 20 per yard;
Tucked Cambrics IN all widths and qualities.
| Shirred Mushusa az soc per yard. worth 81:
| Fu-width Linen Sheeting at I5c per yard wcT'h
PiioW.Csse Linen, ~ yards wide, al CO.. worth
! &c and 81;
Table Cloths, warranted al haeb, two yards
| ing, AT 81, worth 81 80;
wh.t. Mating, one yard wide. at 70 ~. 81. a. -
and soc per yard-all excellent quality iof tho
price;
| RED check Waiting AT zoe and M 10 coc per ysri:
I Whiie Mating az IOc per yard. va "a 80;
/ g. Red Check Mating al S5c per yard. worth s.;
Victoria Lawn dress patterns ~ whlte and hui
skirts. ready -mado with Sufficient niatsflsi fec
sacque or basque, at t1--cost double the
money TO import;
A Iarg. stock Of striped Cotton Hose for women
andchidren;
Crepe Wells IN all sizes-some extra large ari
heavy;
Great Bargains in Cotton Trmmmrs. faces, Ela-
broideTirs Jewelty, Fans, PDrasOls. -,
Chains, satcheis, rrui'Nr, Baskets. SHAW J.
straps &c.
Particular attention paid u orders. Hs"ds sP'.'
by express q. o. d., or upon receipt I pjst' J.
Ace oder or registered letter
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 aud 1919 Main -.
iupe is RIchnUad, Va.
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From orr Frisky RePTter.

l -
GUYANDoTTE, July 9Th, 1874
Nothing of Importance has occurred
during the past week 80 mar the quiet
and harmony Of our little village
Business has been unusually dull /;
more so than at any other part Of the
season. The young people, too, COM
plain of dizziness where enjoyment is
concerned. No amusement or festiv-
ity of any kind in anticipation. The
fishing season is over, so one Of our
lawyers has said, and successfully
proven. Picnics, / think, are bore.
Then what must We do? WHY no
one assis. MS with suggestion to re-
lieve the mcnotony3
The Fourth passed off very quietly;
only one thing Of Dote occurred, viz:
the marriage of Mr.. f. A. Douthit
to Miss Lizzie Burkes. They, in
company with a couple of friends,
went or q pleasure trip to 1ronton,
and while there, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony.
Now | have some advice TO give,
and some questions tC ask, then j will
be done. First, let me advise GER
tain lady in our vicinity, who went
out driving a few evenings since, to
supply herself beautifully with hair
pins, for fear she might lose the
whole, instead of only part, Of her
chignon.
Would it be advisable to ask a
well. known blonde in Our town why
she screamed so loudly one afternoon
list week e? Echo answers, No! But
perhaps n gentleman living in the
suburbs of Huntington could, if he
would answer the question with ease.
Being CT an inquisitive disposition,
I would ask certain Barboursvil!e
gentleman, who called to see some
young ladies on the Fourth, why they
did not make their appearance. Why
was it, George?
Will the handsome and fascinating
cashier of the Huntington Bank tell
me why he but wiz not finish
my question, for fear might be con-
sidered impertin mt.
Is it possible that our village has
grown and changed so mach that a
gentleman OF our sister city, who has
been sojournipg in the east for six
months, on his return, while wishing
to pay call, could not find house
he was wont to visit? He drove up
and down the street completely be-
wildered' but after turning his buggy
around a half dozen times on the same
square, he was lucky enough to find
the house. Outsider wondered il he
was demented. More anon.
WIDE AWAKE.
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Here and There q Dash.

That gray horse has done excellent SER
vice in the past week.
The drought seems TO seteasier upon
the locust trees than all Others.
We like that bobtail linen coat Of Gen.
Bres!in's It's so cool aud nice.
Moses Bornheim has hoisted new sign
over his store on Second avenue.
White dresses trimmed with green, Tor
children, seem 10 have the run this sea-
son,
Col. Washington Jones's boarders were
made happy Friday at dinner by dish
OF genuine turtle soup,
The boy, Wesson, at the telegraph Of
fee is never happier than when the Their
mometev stands at 9s.0
They have white-washed the roof Of the
freight depot. Now they ought 70 white
WASH tie greenhorn that built il.
About d zen cadets from the Virginia
Military Institute passed through the city
on Monday 10 their homes in Tennessee.
Its little singular that since the
Fourth We haven't been able to find SIN
gle rooster who belonged to tie late Clip
pers.
\ Wheeling siogie, 10 brother Martin
L. Smith, breeds the same need Of con-
tentment that 4 glass Of sister Klines
Germania beer does to a thirsty Third av-
enue rooster.
Mathew las put down three hitchine
posts in front OF the Third Avenue Hotel
and painted them green. A few ROSTERS
in the vicinity sit on the tops Of them
nightly, and chant their evening hymns
4 kid glove is a nice thing in its place
in the evening walk, in church, or in The
ball room, but not the thing to have a.
round when you're playing base ball.
Sample should discard them before the
Clippers tackle the Vegetes again.
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THE RIVER continues to recede,
and if 1t gets much lower, packets OF
more than 81. draft cannot cross II
Pole. There have been heavy storms
in northern Pennsylvania, Washing
ton, New York and other places. but
our skies seem Ike brass; not drop
of moisture; even the dew seems to
have failed. Why cannot old PrOba-
bilities order u sham battle to take
place somewhere. Battles always
brought rain during the war, and II
is likely the same earse, the explo-
sion ofheavy guns g. would produce
the same effect now. Suppose it did
cost FIVE thousand dollars, it would be
worth millions To the country.
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4 81 love the Summer, . by Lottie

4 Il love the Summer, by Lottit
Benedict,
5. prose Verses by Maud Mar
tin, aged 4 years.
6. "My Baby Clothes BY Cora B
Baker, aged A years.
Z. Essay on Sunday Schools, by
Helen Estes.
The little speakers ranged in age
from 4 to II years they all did very
well, and excited great deal of in
terest.
The exercises were interspersed
with singingled by Mr. Jordan. Ev-
cry one present seemed to enjoy
themselves greatly, and the meeting
was a great success.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

DEMoREsT. We handed our prin.
tiers notice Of Demorest's, for July
last week butt was mislaid and omit
ted. We can only repeat what we
have so often said, that the magazine
is almost indispensable to every lady
who wishes to be well dressed, and il
shows in its pages the energy, skill
and knowledge of its editors. 1t !;
one of the best Of the many Lady Z;
Magazines.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

Soar FACToRY.-We paid a visit
to Mr. Keefes Soap Factory on 3rd
Avenue above 18th ST. last week,
and found that already his business
{. too large for the buildings he has
erected. He Is making several quail
lilies of soap, from the commonest
securing soap at Sets. a pound to fine
toilet soap, that vii. not injure an in
flnts skin. His machinery is of the
labor saving kind, by which he is en-
abled to do great deal Of work in a
small amoant of space We hope he
will soon erect a large factory, where
he can manufacture on such scale
Il his trade demands. We have tried
the toilet soap manufactured by MIR.
Kee,e. and find it Of very superior
quality. making a nice strong latter,
and leaving the skin soft snd clear.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

THE BEST Is TEE CHEAPEsT.-O. O.
Chase, successor to Ward & France,
is making many valuable addition:
to thai already immense stock Of
Piece Goods, Dress Goods, Dry Goods
and Notions, and, as heretofore, will
keep none but the rery best. No SEN
sational advertisement of cheap auc'
ton goods at Chase'>, but sound ar
ticles only, and ofthe latest styles.
He means business on Il legitimate
principle.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
Parsnual Intelligence.

A. J. Martin, Esq, of Moundsville, hal
been in town for past few days.
{. b. Webb, Of the Charleston Chronicle,
passed through town on Saturday.
Judge J. D. Bright, Of Raymond City
was at the Merchants Hotel last Friday
Hon Frank Hereford called at our Of
fee yesterday. He spent but shor
time in town.
We had the pleasure Of call from Mr.
Z. B. Lewis, of Wayne G. H., last Satur
day. Mr.. L. gives good report Of mat
ters in that section.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

HoRsE-BREAKING. Some of our
accomplished horsemeu have been gu
wing exhibitions of horse breaking, i'll
the streets this week on Third aven-
ne; the difference between their sys.
TEN and Rareys is, that in Rarey''
the horse is conquered By tie force o.
human intellect. while in The system
pursued here, the attempt j. made tc
conquer the horse by main strength,
but the horse generally comes of first
best. We would suggest however,
that it is hardly in good TASTE to give
an exhibition on the Sabbath, in the
middle Of the day and on the most
,.ublic street IN tie city.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
" 4 Joint stock company.

STREET SrR1NKLER.-John Van
dyke says that if the merchants will
help him he will get a sprinkler and
keep 3rd avenue sprinkled from 7th,
to 18th street. What a luxury it
would be this hot, dry weather, to be
able to keep the front windows open
without getting the house tull of dust
We hope John, or somebody else will
be encouraged, and that the sprink
Ter will be on the streets immediate
w. if not sooner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

Sr. CLouD.-While things seem 50
dull in Huntington, a new city is arr
sing in our suburb, almost without no
tice. At Capt. Parsons place large
shops are erected, the immense boil
ers and engines are in place, and in
a few weeks the workmen will he rea-
dy to turn the machinery 10 manu-
featuring spokes, hubs, felloes, axe
helves, and various other articles Of
wood work. Several parties have
rented power and will put their ma
chinery in soon as the shops are finish
ed. A number of very nice residen-
cos are going up which will be occu-
pied as soon as finished. The new
place is called st. Cloud, and it viii i'll
short time have apopuiation Of sew
eral hundred. 1t is proposed 10 e.
cct a church and schoo!-house there
shortly. The works will be operated
by Joint stock company.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

The most fashionable Dress Goods
are Grenadines, and the cheapest
Grenadines are to be found at Har.
vey's. Grenadines at 15c a yard,
worth 40c. are something new in
this market, but they may be found
at Harvey's on Sd Avenue between
10th 18th SITS.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

DEATH OF Mrs. KENNA.-The fol-
lowing notice taken from the Courier,
of the death of Mrs. John E. kcnna,
of Charleston, was crowded out last
week.
"Mrs. Kenna was a daughter of
James Quigg, Esq, of Wheeling,
where as in this city, and throughout
the entire State, she had many friends.
A lady of great intelligence, thor
ough culture, and delicate refinement,
she threw around her home and the
circles in which she moved, the
charm which ever attends the posses
sion of the noblcr qualities and finer
accomplishments. Her death so sad,
so unexpected, and save in that IN
scrutable wisdom which doeth all
things well-so deplorable, will car
ry pang to many a mourning heart
over het untimely fate friendship
and kindred will mingle the tears
and sorrows OF a common bereav-
nent.'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

IF You want to get value received
for your scrip, go to Chase's Jobbing
Dry Goods Store, where YOU can pur-
chase Carpets, Oil cloths, Prints, Dry
Goods or Piece Goods at wholesale
rates. Do not forget the place, al
o. G. Chase's.