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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-03

There will be Lodge of Good
Templars instituted at Ingham's
Hall in this city, on Friday evening
December 4th 1874. All who are
interested, are invited to be present
on that evening.
GEO. a. FLopTNG,
G.. W. Coun.
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METHODIST CuURCH.-The roof IS
nearly completed on the new church
b.ildinc. The contractor viii have
II done in the specified time.
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THE Musical AssoCIATToN.-The
Association had a very pleasant meet
ing on Tuesday evening last at Mr..
Bons,eeTs, and adjourned to this night
week, 20 meet at the room Of the
Young Mons Christian Association,
over Chase & Burlick's shoe store
a fun attendance Is hoped for.
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Nora BEvE.-See jenkins new
advertisement.
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NorlcE.-The firm OF Gilbert q
Co. having been dissolved, it becomes
necessary to close up all outstanding
accounts. We will make out all bills
as soon as possible, and hope parties
to whom they are sent will remit at
once. Respectfully,
w. 5. DOwSER 4 Co.
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UNIoS MEEsINGs.-Cnion Meet
incs were announced this week as fol
lows: Ga Monday night at the Con
gregatioual Church, Tuesday night
at the lst Presbyterian, and Wednes
DAY night II the Methodist Hail.
We have not had the pleasure Of at
tending them on account Of tie pres
sure of business. We learn that the
meetings were very interesting, and
hope much good may be done.
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C. & o. R. r. trains and boats
al on time.
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PATEOvs oF HUsBANDRY. Frank.
lin Grange viii meet at tie usual
place on Friday, 4.h inst at TO
o'clock 4 ", tha, being the Anui-
vcrsarv of the National Grange.
It is specially requested that every
member will attend. as business of
Importance Is 90 be transacted.
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HUNTlSGTQN BAEERY.-Mr. Non
trose has been adding % his stock of
Candies, Nuts, Fruits &c, and claims
u have the finest stoci OK candies
ever seen IN H1atiagton. He IS also
carving on his bakery, where he
hsScs pies cakes and bread for the
million. Il Avenue below the Post
Office.
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GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! GoLD!!
Liberal Premiums!
The HUNTINGTON ADVERTISER! |!


We will pay TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD to the peter Of tbs
largest club subscribers less than Rive Dollars III
Gold geter than Ten and Two
Dollars RAaf Gold ger Of the next largest
club of less than five
TERsIS:--sS.,. PER YEAR TN, ADVANCE
tDvrRrrsFn L0ruRe HAg leJon 70.
EfTHREE SEVENTY-fINE CENTS,
audg a beautiful chrome with
weekly the din CONGkfs and
crclg
guarantee
newsy the District
ra5~ Sc q n W Of the COuricr-Journ
m Column.
We a and correspondent IN Crty The District
uan.T lob, OF Letter Heads
Eny
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-01-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF BoSSIER.
OFFICE OF POLICE JURY,
BELLEVUE, Jan. 1877 ;.

OFFICE OF POLICE JURY, I
BELLEVUE, Jan. 1871 j
To
You are hereby notified
that on the day OF
49, by act of the police jury
Of said parish, you were appointed
overseer of the road leading from
to for the
term of one year, and until your
successor is qualified, and you
are required to constantly keel,
said road in passable and legal
order, from the to
And to enable you to do
so, you are authorized to warn
and work the following named
persons and hands, to-wit:
and all other
males between the ages of fifteen
and forty-tive, residing within the
bounds OF said road.
Given under my hand Off
cially, this, day of
1877
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me in favor Of G. Cole for w

One in favor Of G. Cole for w ]
Braboy ~ ~
The police Jury then adjourned, to
meet tomorrow morning at ~
o'clock,
(ejrned) n. A. DURDIN,
President p J
7. Ii. HUTTON,
Clerk PJ
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BELLEVUE, La,
Jan. IA, 1874.
The board met pursuant toaejourn-
ment all the members presenteAcept
G H Walker.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted, when the board
proceeded to an examination ofclalh's
and accounts.
The following accounts in favor OF
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President of ?. J.
Clerk of p. J.

Clerk of p. j.
NOTES OF INSTRUCTIONS TO ROAD
oyESsEERs.
l. Work from s o'clock, a. ~.
until 4 p. M, after three days
verbal or written notice by over.
seer, or by his authority, under
penalty Of two dollars per day, fo
be recovered by suit, on which
Judgment no property is exempt.
Zone days notice is sufficient in
cases OF necessity.) Ministers OF
the gospel are exempt from serv-
ing.
2. No person can be compelled
to work more than II days in a
year, and in case of sickness or
inability may be excused.
). The legal width of roads is
20 feet, clear of all distractions.
Causeways and bridges should be
II feet wide, and bitches, and by
roads should be fourteen feet
apart.
4. Mile posts and finger boards
at fork and cross roads must be
Kept up, under penalty of $3.50
tor each days neglect.
D. Persons obstructing or leav.
ing nuisances in roads, or DESTROY
ing bridges, causeways: or mile
posts, are liable to penalties from
500 to 800 for such obstruction.
and like penalties attach to over.
seers for permitting roads to be
impossible.
3. Overseers refusing to act or
discharge duty while acting, are
liable to penalty of one hundred
dollars.
Z. All money collected from de-
llnquent hands shall be expended
by overseers on their respective
roads, OF paid into the parish
treasury.
s. All overseers are required to
report to the police jury in writ
ing, under a penalty of SO, at the
first session of the year the
amount of work done, amount OF
fines collected, the length and con.
dition of road, number of DAYS and
hands worked, and recommend a
suitable successor, and his COM
mission will remain in full force
until such report is received.
On motion the clerk of the no.
lice jury was instructed to have
500 blank commissions of the fore.
going form and attached notes
printed, for the use of this parish.
Also resolved, That the presi.
dent contract with w. H. Scan.
land for the printing Of 800 blank
forms for parish licenses, for the
sum Of $3.50 for the lot.
The board now adjourned, to
meet on Monday morning, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock.
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kansas road, and will work P. M.
Buffers hands, and J. A. Haynes
hands.
The following witness scripts, held
by J. w. Walker, clerk Of the dis
trict court, were allowed.
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BELLEVUE, LA,

BELLEVUE, LA,
January l3, 1874 {
The board met pursuant to adjournment;
all the members present, except 6. Ii.
Walker.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The board then continued the examna
ton of accounts.
The following witness scripts, held by B.
f. d Neal, sheriff, were allowed:
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hands: J. D. Morgan and sons; John
and Oakcs Windsor; J. B. Lynn and
han6s on B. F. Lynn's place; }. Il.
Swindle and J. r. Matlock.
Be it enacted, That j. A. Frierson
be appointed overseer on the Benton
and Shreveport road, from billiard s
lane to the upper end OF the art
bridge at Benoist bayou, and will
work the hands apportioned to
his predecessor.
Be it enacted, That James NJ.
Delone be appointed overseer on
the road from Walkers Chapel to
the Strange Ferry and Carolina
Bluff road, and will work the
hands on G. L. Matlocl1's place;
hands on j. b. Madins's place;
Walker and "Home" places; hands
on NC. Cavett's, Swlndle and
"Canon" places; Pearson Moore
and hands; hands on Mrs. NJ.
Eden's place; J. ID. Rogers; Sam.
Neal and hands; and hands on
Smith place.
Be it enacted, That the sheriff
be instructed to deliver the com
missions Of road overseers to the
parties themselves in persons tax
ing their receipt Tor the same
which receipt shall be returned
by him to the police jury.
The following form for commits
sions to road overseers, and the
laws attached thereto, for the guild
ance of the same in theproper dis
charge of their duty. was or
motion adopted, and ordered to be
spread upon the minutes.
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Fires.

~ ~ ''SuucSudV
night of last week the gin house
on Col. l. CARROTS plantation
about eight miles below this CITY
on the Ouachita river, was de.
by fire. The gIn-honse
a steam engine, gin.
stand, saw and grist mill in com.
plete order, and between eight
and ten bales of cotton belonging
to Mr.. Chamblis, the lessee of tina
place, and the laborers. Mr.. Gar
ret had an insurance OF two thou.
sand dollars on tile building and
machinery, covering about one.
half of his loss. The cotton. was
uninsured. 80 Monroe InteKgep.
Ger, 14th.
New York, January 1.-THE
bedding warehouse of James
Flanagan, Chatham Square, was
burned last night. Loss, 100000
st. Louis, January IA speci.
al to the Evening Dispatch, from
Alton, H., says a, IRE broke out
there at 1:3O this morning and
consumed nearly block Of stores
on Third street, and three stores
on Piasa street. The fire was not
got under control until nine
O'clock. Loss estimated at oyer
500, 900.
Indianapolis, Ind, January 9.
A fire broke out in the livery
stable owned BY John Scudder,on
Ohio street, about ten o'clock to:
night. TWenty-eight out Of thirty
two horses in the stable at lhe
time persisted before they could
be got out, and fifteen or twenty
valuable carriages and buggies
were burned. The amount Of in.
surance or loss can not be ascer.
1 tanned to night.
/ Ottawa, Ont, January 16.-Tbe
old barrack in Parliament grounds
here, occupied by the Pacific Rail-
way Company as Offices was to-
tally destroyed by fire this even.
ing. All the plans and field
noted connected with the Pacific
surveys We're burned. The loss
will exceed one million dollars.
| London, January 1.-THE ex.
tensive -four mills at Leith were
almost totally destroyed BY fire
last night. Loss estimated at
eoo5o,ooo.
i Opelousas, Jan. ON New
Years day, all the buildings, ins
Guiding residence, kitchen, smoke
house; corn-crib and stable, on
Capt. Vio,et's plantation on Petit
Prairie Bayou in this parish, vert
destroyed by fire. No one resided
on the premises at tue time, and
the fire is supposed to be the work
OF an incendiary. 1t is said the
i buildings could not be replaced
for less than SlO,OOO.-[ Journal.
! Monroe, Jan. IA. - On last
Thursday evening, about half-past
nine o'clock, a. fire broke out 10
the store of Mr.. S. Kuhn, at the
corner of Calypso and Grand
streets, which resulted in the com
plete destruction of the building
in which it originated, aad 4 small
dwelling Immediately on the hDrtll
side oft. The buildings destroyed
We're the property OF Mr.. ). y
, Muir, and were valued at about
81 800. Mr.. Kuhn had bis stock
insured for $4,000 and Mr.. Mum
his buildings for 5000.
Wheeling, w. v, Jan. ia
. dispatch from Charleston, w. Y,
, says fourteen business houses ano
: a number of others were burned
Loss $4,000.
II New Orleans. Jan. 1O.-keOple6
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Amounting to the sum of $40 90
An account in favor Of i f O'Neal
sherinfor summoning grand and pet
it jury at the September term OF 1878
for the sum of S2-.S 10
An account in favor OF B i
O'Neal sheriff for SUM
moning grand and petit
jury for the November
special term of 1873 for the
sum of go 90
The following witness scripts held
by B + O'Neal sheriff We're allowed !:
State VS.. Walter Gibson, favor
of Davis S 8 90
State VS.. Walter Gipson favor
of J Davis 6 90
State VS.. Walter Gipson favor
of A Glover 6 90
State VS. Walter Gipson favor
ofB McDuffy 6 90
State VS. Tom Williams favor
of J Hynes 3 o5
State VS. Tom Williams favor
of McDonahue 8 %
State VS. Tom Williams favor
State VS. Tom Williams favor
S Campbell Z so
State VS. Tom Williams favor
G Anderson 6 25
State VS. Byas Jones favor Of E
Jones 4 50
State VS. Byas Jones favor of III
Jones 4 so
State VS. Byas Jones favor of
Ben johnson 3 62
State VS. VIM Davis favor of
A Kennedy 4 90
State VS. VIM Davis favor of
III Lavormine 4 90
State VS. VIM Davis favor of
+ Smith 4 90
State VS. Simon Bolden favor of
P Brown 200
State VS. Simon Bolden favor of
T. Brown 8 90
State VS. Lydia Collier favor of
NJ Kreighton 2 II
State VS. Geo Coleman sheriffs
costs Is 90
Amounting to the snm of 1913 81
The following witness scripts held
by I n Braden were allowed
State VS. w Davis favor of
Caroline Johnson 5 so
State VS. w Davis favor Of
G Love S q
State VS. w Davis favor OF
G Love 8 %
An account in favor of w III
Scanland, itemized ac-
count filed, for printers
fees, was allowed IS OC
An account in favor of DR. w
NJ Swami, for blankets
furnished Jail was allowed
One in favor Of Henry Stone
ironing convicts 3 81
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The Montreal Gazette relates
the following: "Between : and 3
o'clock yesterday morning a re-
spectacle young married female,
living in the neighborhool Of the
general hospital, appeared at the
door OF the institution and rang
the bell for admittance. The fe-
male night-watch, who happened
to be in attendance, opened the
door, when, to her surprise, a lady
entered, scantily clad, her wear
ing apparel consisting only of
night-dress. Her eyes were open,
and in her hand she held an open
Bible, Which, addressing the wait.
er. she requested to be given to
one OF the patients of the hospi-
tai. Thinking the woman to be
Insane, the watch called the house
surgeon, who, perceiving what
was the matter,put a few questions
to the former, when she awoke
with a screech, and, finding where
she was, began making the most
frantic appeals for help. The doc.
tor kindly ordered the nurse to
supply her with clothes and &C.
company her to her house. On
arriving there they found her hus.
band in perfect sleep, entirely I'm.
conscious of his wite's adventure. .
Prince Gortschakoff, the Rus
sian Chancellor, is at his desk
every morning at six O'clock. He
rarely goes to receptions, it being
his habit to retire early in the eve.
ming.
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Amounting to the sum OF POS q
The following accounts, i'll favor OF
B. f. O'Neal, sheriff, We're allowed :,
One for wood, candles, sta
tionery, &c ) 80 w
One for serving district court
one day . 90
1878 JOG 90
One for waiting on parish
court, Nov. Dec. Jan.
1874 is 90
One for waiting on police jury
Oct. 1873 90
One for serving commissions
on road overseers 5 81
One for handouts II 90
Amounting to the sum of $254 81
The following accounts, in favor OF
B. +. O'Neal, sheriff, in preliminary
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Amounting to the sum Of 81, ITO so
The following accounts in favor of
B. F. O'Neal, sheriff, Oh forfeited
bonds were allowed:
State VS.. Mary Ross, witness S 8 90
B F Cooke 8 90
d Maybury 8 90
r and j Phillips Grim. Is 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

SEA oTTER EuNTISe-LEss rear three CT four
vessels sailed from san F1Ecisco for capturing
seals and SEA ottsrs OF TIE KsnSkzrka shoreS his
season, lzrger feet has been fitted out FOR the
sane pzrpo<e. most Of the vessels touching here
for supplies Ore Of the sehOocers which vas eu-
poye6 IL ssz service last yszr Is said 70 have cleared
70 its owners some SIT0oo over al expenses. his
i la-e rsturu O. venture Of I've Or ST thoEssnS
dollars Tbe far OF the SEA otter / said 70 Be vsry
valuahls the skins bringing from ffty 70 seventy
Eve dollars each according 70 sizs- Nov il there Is
50 great prost II this b1siness. share oFR should
be secured 70 this Por where schoousrs ard sailors
car be had Il al tines he SEA ottsrs are alEITs
killed zith RE bah shot thro1gh the lad. IS
Tot to sujure TIE ska Fer this good rissuAu Is
wanted, ard We possess as skilfal narks1eo a. eaa
he fozus aay Ehe-s- Let Is s. CIT oue @ Two YES
seis ard give the h1sizess = fair trial Whaling
seems TO be pretty nesriy played CIT, bat Il there
i uouev il these SEA otfers, lst Is secure fEir
shsz- for or port The schoozer k1nGtie Is rea1y
for sea Al forfyeiEht bo1Ts 1ctice- Where 1oE Ere
the Ug1 ard the money!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

Pols5NED--Mr Robert Thun,o1, While bathing
IN tie sea AZ Eaueohs, Oahu, received wound OF
his foot which excited no concern, IS Il as though;
70 be simply bruse from corl CT what is geaeraI-
II known a a stone eruiss-r Several 5ays after
rs rvcuru fro1 KoolaE, tie wound osgsH 70 IL
fame, eausiss i1teuse pair, accompanied with IL
1aumafi1u- Or. NcGreE vas called il and applied
ne ususl remedies. he disease rapidly increased
ard izsanec the lsE giving every evidence Of vio-
lent poison, which has endangered the life OF the
patient, VIC IS rot yet CT Of Danger. L i row
Supposed Tat Re was poisoned b. s snail shell fsa
called hsisasos which attaches Itself 70 the poiuts
o. coral whsn in the SEA Natives are frequently
wounded ey this muscle, ard z1Iess prompt rene
dies arc applied 1t ofteu proves fatal They usually
bz-u tie wound With q coal q frs. or apply the
leaves e weed q l.. bCt Physicians generally AZ
nv rtr1fe CT silver. w1ich cagtsriEls e. Ilis i
Ire frst insts1ee of foreigner having beeE pois0u-
&C il this Eay, that We have kncWu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

The IILUNINArIoN,-To give vivid account Of
the splendid display last night would require col
umu Of space. We can only say this morning that
nothing like 1t ever before attempted seen in
Honolulu. The U 5, ship Benieis was literally COW
cred with lights aud lanterns, on the wharf large
transparency -"wELcoNE KALAKAUA"-attraeted
general attention, while from Long Wharf TO Fort
street there was a continuous eruption Of Chinese
fireworks. Thence to the palace the streets aud
buildings were generally Illuminated While on
Puuehbowl was very larce frame brilliantly dis
PLAYING The words "KA Moi" Nothing SO grand
has ever been Witnessed hers before
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

GKEkr Loss.-Tbe perIls OF sheep missing in Cali.
toTuil and Nevada, sy De inferred from the state
reot pubiisdct in the san Francisco papers that s.
sheep raiser, residing uoSr Caru was The owner Of
Goo head Or sheep last ia1- BIS sheep commenced
dying about the drst OF January. 10 February over
100 head died In one night which were the las, o.
the suiire toek- Twenty ih0usa1d dollars viii not
cover his loss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

t. Rev D.. J Il, wythe, pastor OF the Powell
street Methodist Church, and professor Of natural
history IN the Medical COLLEGE Of the Pacific, ar
rived 10 the MIkaao Intending 10 spend lev weeks
hers, Next sabbath evening be viii preach Al the
Iyceum ID Nuuauu street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15
Assignee's Notice.

XXTHEREAS. LOOK SHA. MERCHANT OT
w this r.ace has this day made an assignment o. tnn
undersigned 20 a DTS property real and pcrunal Or ue
benefit his creditors notice q hereby -veu- t1 l parties
having caius against the said loon STA ~ present the
same within three months from The date % t publication.
or they Will De forever barred
And an parties indebted % him requested o. make
immediate PAYMENT WILLIAM %. SMITH
Assignee 20 LOOK ~Ht-
Iahaina Mani Aprl q 1874 sse-u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15
IMPORTS.

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- 7sS rc1z-es- lclzz e1rn- ls1T rkz
sz-1aE uasz- ll-sl- lzi kaz1aes- : lo-er
tu1e- rs 1lrlua-g. -ll-1, sae clrSs :
rarar 1Zs Shells. rk-s see-s. 1rss-s eur-z- pkEs
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sblas. = Lzs 49,. -sl roe. ~ rgsls lss1s =
ha-s pkg us. u--s = tz-u1-uv, FacslgrzFec
gccis - psEs l-z-rs-
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v,1E Iur-1e- . uc e1s-s -hi--fes IS p1s-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

- AT rcgular meeting OF The Oahu Evangel-
cal Association, held yesterday Mr. 6. ", PhPo
was unanimously dismissed INN the pss,oraJe Of
The KaumakapII Church 10 this eigy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

Ia A national salute OF hsit.hour guns was hred
by ihe l. 5 ship Beniois the Friday last, 70 TIE
memory Of Ex- President Fillmore
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

A GREAT FaKNEK-n. N. Reeves Of Butte eoun
~, California. has planted and will reap 600 acres
OF wheat this season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15
Assignees' Notice.

"THEREAS STEMSEN a CONWAY. OF
w lilo. Hawai-. have this dIv made assignment
df a their property 90 tle undersigned. Cor te benefit 0f
their creditors u1ter is hereby given o. liI parties owing
the said -TFNfSES & CONWAY make pa gIsHt and
AID parties having claims against them. present enc same
% tlIe Underlined ID. DR.. ufTFNCufh.
r O.. HTDHtutk.
Assi-uees % ~IF1fsf.y 6 DoSWt4.
lilo Hawaii March s0tb I--H 4s-gt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-15

- Tie nue Schooner HEmol len port yesterday
with fnll cargo FOR HahRlui, snd goodly number
OF pasSgnscrs- She Is destined 20 be iSvori,C on