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DRY GOODS
Dh Il boODD
of every description, with
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, &C, &C

OF every description, win
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, &C, &C,
ever brough, to this city.
The ira, story Of this building will DO
used for tho retail department of goods
Of all kinds, while the second and third
viii be exclusively used for tho Wholesale
radc in boots and shoes,
Messrs. ELLIOTT * HAWTHORN
exlopd u special Invitation to evory oLo
to call and see their stock and hear their
prices, as they arc determined to keep the
larges, and eheapes. stock Of goods over
presented IN Cairo
We congratulate 'Ec'e gentlemen on
their prosperity, and warmly recommend
them TO all our readers.
Romcmbor, No, l0i Commercial Ave-
nuG.
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SoNETuISG NEw.-A new thing in
jolly giasscs At llartmsns. s7.7-lU.,f
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Go to wiicoA's Block for fine peaches.
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OS TuE BAE--The steamer Bon Az
cord, coming out OF tho Mississippi
Ihursisy night with threo bargos IN tow,
lett them on tho bar uear Bacon Roe.
she was tagging away at them oil day
ys.tgrlAv
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TONIGHT.
ATIGENRY LATTNERS EGYPTIAN
SALOON.
i GRAND FREE LUNCH.


hoh'y IL b'''h'ti AZ 'h' Egyptian
saloon VIII 'pte'u a g'and Tree Iunch
"-h'Gn'' ana iHVi'e' MS numerous friends
10 cH'i Ahu hsiP Iheih'e'Nts. Ihcugh tue
lunch gwen last saturday nigh. was
good, it Wa. not what Mr.. Lsttner had
intended /, ,Loull Le Lcc.u., h. rould
nj nr,cur, ,bec,us, ia. mako, dit ma,
an,rd them ali that b, ds.,r., :, So,
before his pue.t. Tonight. however he
will le bettor prepared. AMI L.p,, ri,
friend. will no, liI I, be nrrs.n,
Tho bin Of far, will ,.,s,tyr
Roast beef.
Ro,, y.,
Roilsa ham
s,,ir,cbioLo,.
Tu,,la ,,up.
Io,,.h -.
.,,.,.,.,,.. .,.,,
49,, :.
.--
s'hkSch StN EEb IoH4'.-ln the
Atmosphere experienced mere during tho
summer month"; the IeihArIy produced
by The neat taxes away the desire for
wholesome food, and frequent Precipitation.
reduce bodily energy Particularly those
suffering from the eHec" Of deti.i!s,ing
-'"- ~ '-'r " '."'-'-'
neH''n'1' A'''s''y o' 'h' '!''eh' We must
ieso'' '" "''"1'"' means FOR This pur'
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Mr., &. Il. LENT aud daughter left
here this a. m. for trip to Ohio.
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BEER,

At his popular saloon, corner Washing
ton avenue and Twelfth street,
The attention OF the public lie called TO
this fact, aud the patronage OF all the low
ers Of good lager solicited by Mr..
Jaeckel.
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OFFICERS
A, II. STAFFORD, President:
y, :, TAYLOR, Nicc-Prcsidcnt;
II, hlSLoP, Secretary and Treasurer.
IIEEJTJRE;
i. VI, BARCLAY, CIAs. GAIiGHIR,
i. VI, STOCkFLE1If, PAUL q. SCHuH.
X, II. CUNNINGHAM, II. l., HALLIDAY,
j, NJ. PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits al the rate
OF six per cent. per annlrn, March 1T and
september lst. Interest not withdrawn j.
added Immediately to III" principal of the
deposits, thereby giving them compound
interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHlLDREs MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW IT.
Open every business day from . q. III. 10 .
p. M, and SatG.da evenings tor say ngs de-
posts only, from tOS O'Clock.
w. llNsLoP, Treasurer
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sonErlrIYa now in jony glasses at
Hartmans. ss.g.17tf
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WArED.-At the Panl.rs house. n
dining room girl, who can speak the
German language. Good wages ana "a
good situation will DO given to such Girl
applying immcd iatcly. 7.22tt
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IL LIhB9.-Chsrles johnson and BIZ
Montgomery were arrested Yesterday by
officers Shsshsn md Martin on = charge
Of vagraucy. They will hayes hearing
this morning.
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JAECk Ell
FRESH MILWAUKEE BEER.

Mr.. Iaeckel has male arrangements TO
have constantly on hand
M IL w A U Is EE
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A FULL line Of jelly glasses at Hart.
mana. ss.G.l7.,f
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1860.
OFFICERS

CITY NATIONAL BANk, CAIRO.
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WIN. Ludwig, hGrnos,
t h ght street and Com
has tho best supply Of
q, brides, etc, in Southern
!, soils them a. cheap rs the
Gu 23t5-3l.
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WAsHIroToS BAKERY.-Mr. joseph
Roneker has taken charge OF tnls well
known establishment and will, on and
alter to-day, be ablo to supply The
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confectioparies Of every de-
scrip,ion. Being an experienced end
sl,ilful baker, Mr.. Rcncker will not fail ,r
satisfy all who patronlzo him. lll
Washington avenue. 3s.7.2.lm
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VIZ are just in rocep. of the following
goods, which VIZ otter 10 the trade at low
prices:
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r til heat uAty
e win mako tho boz
~ per dc1"n. This II
nity for thoss desiring
.. i7-7-3.3OL
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tfAsHs

Interest allowed ON time deposits.
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We under'sand tina, n camp Of work.
men has been struck near tho Nu,Baum
place, two miles west Of this place. and
ihey are st work repairing tho .nbAnk.
went Of the Cairo and 81. Louis railroad
at that place.
And also say;
On Tuesday l4st quite number Of men
"ero at work, hlirg up tho washed
places IN tne embankment Of the Cairo
aud -. Louis railroad, oua.half mile
northwest Of thl. plncs. Tho prospects
for tho speedy completion OF the road arc
very llAltorlng
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DELTA CIGARS MIR. n. u. Sullivan
druggist, lj2 Commercial avenue, has
something new in the way Of cigars. lie
10 now selling brand " his own called
the Delta, put up in handsome packages,
made Of the very best tobacco, and sold
for FIVE CENTS each. Those who smoke
them will agree with US in saying tina,
they are far superior to most of the ten
cent cigars sold ia this market. Try I'll,
Delta cigar. 7-24.lm
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

rally neeessitates a scarcityof money
hereabouts, which we sincerely hope
will so onbe remedied. Effective nifiu.
ence should be brought to bear upon
our national guardians, with whom
rests the matter, TO enact some meas
ures to alleviate the wants Of the peo-
pie. But here We find ourselves
drifting from the subject Of timber to
that of a national financial policy
But let it be understood that the Echo
is in favor of an inflated currency
and we feel safe in saying that it is
but re-echoing the sentiments Of the
masses. With a carving out Of this
measure our people will receive their
share thereof, AMI if necessary fur
nish timber enough TO supply the
world.
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NOTICE.

n, u, out. - TT,.i...,,,., a..y y.
- 81. '-.' y '' '' ~
c"''y' a"" E's'gtc'y EiSe' C"'''d-
peale d, Ohio I!pilrc0d hc!Vded:
l. DooEttle. Sra avenue above I0fi
street is now receiving from New Yorl
city an invoice Of Gruccric,. comprising
yellow Extra C & 4 Coffee, gf uu.a-
ted and cru,hrd Sugars, choice \ O.
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moetinr Pnhl;o Roonirements.

The pi'aIt + the ra0' gers 4 the II louis.
Kansas Citg K Northern sur Lin" 20 meet iHe
-,1uircm,rt. II me ir.v.lug pubic ms r. SUI
"a In u large ibcre,- r through passenger bust
mesa which hI- A'pf mp mrf1'g. n't" ~ ''ihd-
rg fhc Il ll times malrlg at'rhuta lr to me tx
irtistyc i1rnrovrUpU's made iT h last two wears
r,. inc over two MILTON d .flt beside e1inng-.
The c,rnrary - nov runHiag i've NJ thrtr ~ ~
r,fcsat d.v coGch.s VIII c1 ar" ttiej mp WIN
Rurk's r.r'i.iuc ma Hd'uS'al" chfits. an'
dressing rooms with every desirable toilet cor We
uiDuce without a'F ,N'r Ch r.. I'll more ~
these suoeri, coaches in sup"l3rt O'do|lN c''-.
9r, IN process o. constructor, each ~ whi.G
WIFI De rn,r than the pr-c ding ones. G'cl' At
TENDON T. given to safety. tho coaches being
provided with Blacks ones pilf rm' a"d coup
'.rs IN prrv"ut trleSCppng ana CSC lstipr.-
W,irhwou na'rUl the ID q DIV aud .l-hf. Def. 70
and after N. pass l,,r OF each t-it. 90 see mat
avarythInr T. 90 good order. This system ni
fion from aCridtnts and csFf'i iiF 50 from the
TACT .hit the IMPAIRED iTuu has ben rcEilrel
MS season b7 The best gu4liry Of new steel ana
iron rtn, hid on broad. new ties. THIS rad
continues % run SIX fast express trans, fNo
more than any Other road b-tFern the Mos
i--i.pl and Missouri Rivers, and me "nly i'e
-unuiig N o.rN cars be wec1 - EH.~ and
Omaha Fjr tickets apply % ahy licLrt a''h'
selling IN -Ongu tioNits T. the N'st aii i'r ntl
ri--plars. prd time mhies address elmer y /
WsC,-'v Cincinnati o. or p. y. G-oit, -
iouis. NJ. either ~ whom W.l. lusIaH - Ia
formation desired.
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Gu yarGotte Items.
PROM THE TCHO.

A large amount of poplar and oak
timber Is at the mouth of Gayandot.a
river. which is being fleeted Tor ship
ment to the lower markets We
venture the assertion that more tim.
Der, and finer quality, is RATED out
Of this river than any Of Ohio's tribu,
taries. Timber is one Of the never
failing resources Of this region. il
viii ta,.e centuries 10 exhaust the
supply; AMI the only wonder IS, why
it is not carried on to a much greater
extent. Tae present prize Of timber
is comparatively low, AMI many Of
our timber merchants ere compelled
to dispose of their stock for part cash
and balance on credit. 1ais natu
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River Intelligence.

The river from the recent rains IS
again rising gradually. Ii Is in eX.
ccllent boating stage, and the pack
els are doing well and generally
making good time Business at the
wharf has increased notably since our
last issue, both in travel and freight.
Shipments East hayeinereased large,
" over the receipts at the beginning
ofthe year.
The Juniata arrived on the 26th
and unloaled large lot of rail
road iron
On the same dav the Bostona came
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The Clifton school house and lot
cost $4,000.
The Salt Sulphur Springs prop
erty, rented for $3.50, and the taxes.
The Cincinnati folks are again
talking of building the Coal River
Railroad.
There were 600 transfers of Real
Estate recorded in KsnawhaO County
last year.
Charleston is coming out. They
arr to have snatch game of Billiards
there.
The Grand Lodge, Knights OF
Pyhias met at Grafton on Tuesday
9th inst.
They are going to have a Goals.
mouth Tight Barrel Manufacturing
/ Goint stock company, AT St. Adams.
/ Success to them.
The firm of C. Ballard, of Kan
awha County have made, bought
and sold, $1,000 barrels, and have
handled in the way of trade 35(
cords of tau-bark during the las
vesr.
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From Vague County
Correspondence HuntIng on Advertiser,
WAYNE c. II. ". Va, !
January 23d 1874. I

WAYNE c. II. ". Va, !
January 25d 1874.
The weather has been quite fine for
some days, vet our roads are in very
bad condition, the mud being from eight
to twelve inches in depth, making it al
most impossible to travel, as we are com
PEELED 10 travel on horseback being des-
titdte of railroa Is DC.
We have had Slight rise in our lite
river Twelve Pole but the move in tic
business of running lumber was bat slight
We are also informed that there has been
quite a rise in Big Sandy, and that tie
business Of running tanbark and stave,
was very extensively engaged in.
Mr. Dove Jackson, who resides in Hub
bardstown lost Aat-boat loaded with
slaves, during the rise. The boat was
found a, Manchester, Ohio, il being sunk
en- and only contained about eight thous-
and slaves out Of the whole load.
The rumor that Mr.. J. NJ. Ferguson
had sold his town property, is not correct,
rs Mr.. f. informs me that there has been
no permanent contract made yet; pre-
sumo it will result in his selling.
The health Of the people above seems
to be improving since we last reported.
DR.. Johnson vas summoned to attend
the wife Of Mr.. Lewis c. Queen, this
evening who received an injury from be-
ing horned by COW. was not informed
as TO the character of the wound.
The special term OF the Circuit Court
for Wayne county, for tie trial Of Ur,as
Buskirk. will convene an Monday wool
The legal business Of this county
seems to be increasing, as we notice that
the law firm Of McGinnis x P,yma' have
been bringing quite a number Of rcw
salts recently. This firm is also empluy-
cd to prosecute a number Of mandamus
cases against the board Of education cl
District No. 5 in this county, a they
recently passed IN order prohibiting the
payment Of all drafts that were issued
prior to the fl st day of January 1873.
We received the first issue of the Hunt
tington ADVERTISER on last Saturday.
We hope that it may be welcomed in
every cottage in Wayne as this is what
it Justly merits. {.
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There are some duties in life which
bofall "a that VIC Perform with pain
and reluctance. We are called up
.on To carry out one Of these to-day.
Painful as it's We wish to enter our
solemn protest against some Of the
PRACTICES of our County Court. We
are proud of the men who compose
the Court, f)rthey are personaliriendS,
and are gentleman Of the highest or
der. We have heretofore applauded
their acts and commended their course
rs justices. 1t is therefore with no
small degree of pain that we arraign
them before the bar ofpubiic opinion.
Since the present session Of Court
these honorable members have been
buying second class tickets and riding
lin second class cars. Nor Is this all;
with a total disregard Of the feelings
of their fellow man they have discard
/ ell the princely HAVANA and cancel
their leis ire hours in smoking vii
llain9us Wheeling stogies. 1t Is
these things that trouble us to the
| depths of our heart of hearts. W
Icall upon the honorable court t'
mend It's ways.
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in with 90 cars Of through freight
and returned with y cars consigned
to the West.
The Fleetwood on Tuesday was an
hour late, bringing a large number
of passengers and tremendous cargo
of freight, part of which were 400
tierces of lard, $50 barrels OF -four,
$50 barrels of whiskey, 81 barrels OF
vinegar, - barrels of pork, % barrels
starch, 70 kegs Of beans, so casks OF
bacon, $40 boxes Of starch, and 203
hogs. Capt. Campbell is the efficient
commander, Capt Jno. Thornburg
the accommodating Clerk and Col
Gus. Simmons her accomplished
steward.
The Telegraph, St James, and
OHIO are the regular Cincinnati and
Pomeroy packets. The officers on
these boats are gentlemen who I'M
derstand their business and are well
acquainted with the carrying bust
ness.
The City of Portsmouth and Fan
mp Dugan are tie regular daily pack
cts between Portsmouth and ;his
city. They leav the wharf every
morning at 5 O'clock; arriving on
their return at 9 o'clock.
The Frank Willard is carrying the
mails between Gallipolis and IRON
ton. Capt J. NJ. Mccullough com
mands
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! 1t is gratifying to know that
Bishop Whelan, of Wheeling is
rapidly recovering from his protract-
ed and severe illness.
j. n. Simmons, the owner OF
the mare "AIinnie Moore" offers to
run her on the Charleston course
against Lewis horse Charleston, for
$500 a side; Charleston viii beat
her.
DR.. Thrasher, undertook to
thrash Mr.. Fowler at Hinton, but
Mr. Fowler hit him 4 foul blow, and
doubled him up. In the evening
| they met again, and DR.. Thrasher
shot Fowler but did not hurt him
much.
A man named Callahan was
murdered near Low Moor, new
station on the Chesapeake d Ohio
railroad, west Of Coyington, teN
days ago. Jas. l.. Reynolds has
been arrested on suspicion.
"A Spring has been discovered
in Mercer county that is performing
most wonderful cures, in cases Of
running sores, Of long standing,
scrofula &c.
People are carried to it from a
great distance.
SUPREME |oURr OF APPEALs Tin
sley Brown appellant, VS. Gamalie!
KNAPP ct al, appellees, appeal and SUI
persedeas allowed,
Appeal and supersedeas were al
lowed in the following cases:
William Ellis, appellant, VS. vii
liam T Heptenstall ct al, appellees,
from Mercer county; and also in the
case of Rowland j Tracy, appellant.
vs.. Edward 6. Tracy, appellee, also
from Mercer county.
A writ OF ce9jor1ri was awarded
the appellees in the case of IIollmgS-
worth & Co, appellants vs. VIM c
Brooks and Others, appellees.
The Washerwomen in Charles
ton are on the rampage The following
proclamation, verbatim" was stucA
up ut several places in town last
week.
Charleston w V,
Janury % 1874.
to the wealthy parte of this city we
as \ ldboring class OF workers, nave
come to the last point. We must
live and with out Work we & our
children must come to want. Mr.
Hale hl, taken all the Washing from
US to his laundry, how can we live
God kno Yves. mr. l. stern loss Is
nothing to That his will be il he don't |
give us work. We viii set fire to |
his house q Laundry and to those
that send their Washing th'r. We
VIII have revenge shure, let what
will BE we give fair warning to you
all.
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THE CANTATA.-As is we'll known,
the Huntington Musical Association
has Tor some months been rehearsing
the Cantata Of Esther, the Beauti-
tul Queen tone of the best produc,
tons Of the late w. B. Bradbury,
for the purpose of rendering it for
the amusement of fhe people of Hun
tiugtou. Few are aware ofthe amount
Of labor and study and practice in
volved in these rehearSals. Night
after night the members Of the As
ISOLATION have come together, anu
studied their parts to prepare them
selves for the final performance. -
They have also gone 10 a good deal
of expense in procuring beautiful and
appropriate dresses, and viii appear
IN those costumes. They will per
form the cauta a on Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week, and we
can promise a treat to those who at
tend. The Caa,ata gives a history
OF the conspiracy Of Hannah, the sup
piication Of 0Iorlecai to Esther to 60
to the King and plead for the Jews,
her reception, tn, trial Of Mordecai
and downfall Of Hannah, and ends
with a general thanksgiving.
We hope the citizens Will give the
Association a generous support. We.
are assured that if the room is tull, at
the price charged, it will not repay
the actual outlay of the society,".
which Is a,l they ask.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

ADAMP UNPLEASANT ACCIDENT
On Tuesday morning last, Perry
Gale, who was about starting to his
work at the round house, stepped oft
the Wharf Boat into the river 1t
was not very deep, but he lost his
hat. his dinner bucket, and his good
humor. He certainly was damp
when he got out. Perry just return
ed from a trip toJackson, Ohio, and
it is supposed, his loss Of sleep caused
him to be little confused on getting
up 50 early
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

We are pleased to announce that
IN effort Is being made to form a
company to erect a furnace at this
point. Men skilled and experienced
i'm this trade have been examining
the mineral resources adjacent to the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, and
are prepared with faces and figures
to prove tina, equal facilities are not
TO be met with elsewhere in this
country. We have been shown care
fully made estimates above referred
to. and are prepared TO state that
such facilities as here afforded, place
( the manufacture of iron here beyond
Of successful competition
lin the Hanging Rock region; in other
words this advantage amounts to 4
profit sufficient to satisfy the most
ambitious
This enterprise Is being worked up
by COLI. :. Kirk, a gentleman whose
known mechanical ability and bust
ness tact should at once inspire con
iddeuce; and We hope that he vii
meet with every encouragement
from the capitalists and business mel
Iof this place.
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Objects to a Long Campaign.
BARBoURsyILLE, ". VA.
January 9th, 1874.

To TIE EDITOR OF Tue ADVERTISER:
notice that the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee are entreatcd TO call con-
vocation Of the clans in NAY to begin the
biennial canvass for Congress.
Let me entreat the Chairman to do no
such thing; tie great body Of the party
desire to SOW and reap the coming su n
mer without disturbance from those pa
trictic statesmen, who sacrifice self Ion
country, and like gangs 81 black birds, are
the terror OF the horny-haudcd yeomanry
After dog days, if the harvests are abun
dant, the people can stand much. In the
meantime, let the patriots cultivate then
spasmod;c fits Of affection for the deai
people, and set their pegs to demoliss
their detested competitors.
AGRTCOIA.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

THE MERCHANT TAILORING cstab-
lishmeut 90 3fi. Az nue beiws 10
n. and ll'h, S'ee's, is rapidly grow.
ing into very popular and success
FIJI busiccss. Nr. Flooding keeps con
,tanrIy on baud a greet Variety Of
piece goods an excellent cutler, aud
warrants a G at all tines.
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NUBSEEY Y

The undersigned leg Leave 20 inform
heir patrons and the public ~ gsuer.i,
hatihey ofer AZ The Hoyesell Nursery,
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co, Ono, fail
= 1919 and spring OF 1874, the following
fruit trees-Evergreen &c
5000 Apples trees,
1893 Peach irsrs.
$3.50 Pear trees, standard AMI 'lEsf,
9JJJ Cherry trees in variety.
1919 EyergreeDs IN varietir,
Jj3J Grapes several var..iios,
1893 Curranis, goOssherry, raspber-
~ s..
All o. whit / we'll be sold low for Cas;..
| Address asI ,.e.
ls-3m. C.TJ2L2 IsDNs
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CHAPPsD HANDS, 'ace, rough skio,
pinp'es, riogVorm. ssIt-rhruu end
other cutaneous frciions cured. and
tha skin N de soft and smooth, by
using the Jlniper TT Soap, male
bv Caswcll II zarl & Co.. New York
Be certain to get the juniper Tar
! odD, SIS there are many mutations
made with common tar which are
worthless. AZ
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29
The Peabody Monument.
HUNTINGTON, Jan. 9th, ISL

III NIlNVIVNf J'III' -tIIIi TT u
To THE EDITOR OF THE ADVERTISER:
DIR. b, Sears, General Agent Of Peabody
Fund, has just appropriated SG0o0o t.
the It'll avenue Graded School OF yaui
city. All honor to the memory Of Pea
body He has built for himself a monu
mcnt more enduring than marble. H.;
name is beyond the reach Of the tooth OF
time or raisure Of oblivion lis Yonu-
mcnt is in the hearts Of the people. May
God forever bless the work OF Geo. Pea
body. u.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

w. II. Montrose received this
week a large invoice of confectionery
goods. His stock ofFreuch candles,
fruits, cakes, cocoanuts is unsurI a sed
b. any establishment in town. In
connection with his store his baking
supplies the daily wants Of his Gus
toners.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

The G. & 0. Railroad company
have been filling their ice house with
Ice brought from Jacksons River
near Covington Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-29

GEORGE 4. FLoDIYG l. constantly
receiving new styles Of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods Of every grsde
ADD price, and will always insure 4
perfect ft and enurc satisfaction.