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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14
Dru GOODS, &C.


A QUESTION OF TO-DAY,
II QUESTION OF TO-DAY,
WHY Is IT THAT
so MANY GO
TO JOHN MOORE 4 CO.,
ThRIR DRY GOODS TO Blls
THE ANSWER,
THIS Is OUR EXPLANATION
UFTHE REASON AHI
so MANY GO no JOHN MOVhk ~,
THRIR DRY GuonS TO BUlf
BECAUSE
They sell good Lawns at $, 5, 10 aud lsSc-
They sell good Calicos 6A I, 5, lee
They sell good Muslins 5, 10, isAc
They sell good Tlcklngs isA is, IS, Ytc.
They sell eooi Flannels &C. s3, 81 size.
They sell good BOYS Wear very cheap.
They sell gooi Mems Wear very cheap
They sell good Girls Wear yer, cheap.
They sell good Nomens Wear very cheap
THE lsRASON 1Ht \ Is SIMPLE
THR REASON THEN Is PLAIN,
AS ALL WHO DO READ THIS
FIND IN HERS EXPLAINED.
THEN COME FROM THROUGH TIE CITY,
AND COME From M N lkR TOWNS,
AND COVE FfOM OUT HE opNTRY
FOR MANY MlLES AROUND.
For We intend 10 sell for few weeks, some OF the
greatest bar aims In dress gods, white goods, black
goods. cotton goods w,olien goods and linen goods
we have Jet offered 10 the p hlic.
JOHN MOORE 4 CO.,
517 aud 5ls North second street, above Noble,
my13sm PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14

A MEXICAN LINE THE x>s~r@
"A AAERICAS STEAMSHIP COM s.sa~lx.sas
PASf OF PHILADELPHIA.-Weekl mai steam
ship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,
Sailing every Thursday from PHILADELPHIA and
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool
The following Steamers are appointed 70 sail from
Philadelphia
ILLINOIS, Aug. ~ INDIANA. sept 10
OHlo, Aug q .ABBoTsFoRp Sep IL
fkEsILwoRTH. sept 3 PESssTLyAsIl Sep u
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CUhRs SCY
Cabin SIS 70 slO9 according 10 accommodations
steerage and Intermediate tlcAe 10 and from ali
points AZ the iOsest rates.
Steamers Market with S;ar 10 not carry inter
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passei. Ample attendance is provided. Ryery
steamer carries surgeon and steEar.ess.
These steamers are Supplied wltn ilfe-R Rats in
sodiuon 70 the us1ai Lie Boats and L1fe-Presery-
ers.
Through tickets and through Bills Of Izdlng is
sued between al prominent points.
For passage, rates Of freight and other inforna-
non apply 70
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS. Gen1 Agts.
~. alnut ~, Palade phia.
hichAr1son- Epsnce 60. Nd j J.C1mmius{ BIOS
Liverpool Queenstown
;. 2. BEIIS. AgeEi, Adams Express ONCE vii
nington. Delaware. - Il GRIASHAW. Agent
Wilmington De.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14

This train makes close connection with trains on
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and South
OF Seafor and with Steamers, at Cambridge, to and
from Baltimore. JAMES Nj. MURPHY,
Superintendet
NB.-Ar freight must be on the platform an
properly marked, half an hour before the schedul
time for the trains leaving ianl6-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14
1rfss Jrimmit,gs.

NEW GOODS,
Just opened an elegant assortment OF
STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
HAMBURG EDGINGs,
RUFFLINGs, LAcES, RIBBONS &C.
Also, new and full lines OF
GAUsR MERINO UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY
GLOVES, NOTIONS src
S. Il. 5 A rs,
maraf-iy No. siT Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14

Making crse connection. at Penn grove, with boats
for salem, Bombay hooS, collius Beach
and Port Penn ~ss-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14
gaiI 8paa Eiass.
yXTiLM1NdToN 8 WESTERN R

WILMINGTON s. WESTERN r R.
CONG wssr trains leave Wilmington, foot. q
Market Street, at $50, 10q5 A. MI ana iso hhu ONO
T. NJ. And sunday at P. NJ. \, ana
Trains arrive at wilmington 100, ll.25 A. NJ, ana
Xii trains going Fast Connect at wilmington with
trains TO Philadelphia Passengers from rnlaue
phia make connection wi'h the ln2o A; NJ anu lhe
from Wilmington and the 1s0 z. NJ. east, from Ian
denberg connect with the peuna Delaware Hh
jy2s-tf DAVID eoNNEbL, snpt'
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
April. 20, 1873
Trains viii leave wilmington as follows for:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, O.oo, elo'
9. 80, 1880, a. IN. 2, AS, T.ib 1924, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1sl a. m, lR.i7, o.4S'
p. ooa
Baltimore and washington, 1882, 2.Os, 1902, am,
la. b20, I.1o p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for:
New Castle 1855, 1910 a. M, l.25 .o.35, $50 ?. M
seaford and intermediate Stations, 1905, iO.lg a.
Beiniar and intermediate Stations, 1855, 1910 a m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phlladelpha and Intermediate stations, i4c, $50,
Philadelphia and New York, l.sl a..
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, 2.O3 q. m.
For further information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted q the depot ,...
mar1a-iy H. +. KkNNEf, superintendent.
NANDEN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
" on and after Juy 3, 1874, from foot of Vine
street Philadelphia.
fOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Mall inclu ing sundays, 5 ~ a. IN.
Express tihrnugh in \ ours, p. m.
| Exiress Through in J. 4 h0nrs), $50.
Accommodation, AIS p IN.
Accommodation Saturdays only-east OF Ham
monitor stops at gg arbor city only, 6p. m.
TR .tsS LEAVE ALTA s11C CRY.
Accom-, Mondays only, s5O a. m.
Accommodate 10 d IN.
tx ress through in la< hours), 7.20 a. IN.
Fxnress II lain
| Mail inelrding Sundays, 435 p. m.
EXPRESS trains stop only at HammOntOn.
Woodruff Parlor Ca 8 attached TO each express
Housp TRIP TICKETS fRoM
wILMINGToNM TO ATLANTIC CITY.
Sold at reduced rates.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. 80.
| jy2-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14
Improved vaporizIng snhaier.

sF-Customers courteously waited on at all hour
of the das AMI night apr5-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14
L,oR PENNsGRovE. DAILY.
THE STEAMER a PALIsADE,n
Carr. BoRpss, skzass14sssssss

wKDNE DAY, JrLy Is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14

with any other medicine desired in the treatment OF
NASAL CATARRH. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
DIPTHERIA, ozsNA, AND HEADACHE,
It being the best way for the medicine TO reach the
thoIily-
,LEWlN'S PRINCIPLE PATENTED Jan Il, 1879
For sale Wholesale AID retail by the sole agents Of
Wilmington.
r. A G SHOEMAKER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-14

I UsT RECEIVED
A lot OF
NEW LINENS FOR sUITlNGs,
Very Cheap, at
E. LARkIN's,
febis-tf No. s East Second Street.
A 7 625 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL,
MRS. E. $ JACKSON co,
Have on hand hne line Of
cHINTzEs, PERcALKs, VICTORIA LAWN.
NANsooK, cAMBRIcs, &c.
HAMBURG EDGlNGs, LAcEs, BRUSSELS AND
SPANISH NET, RIBBONS. 2
KID, LIsLE THREAD, SILK AND COTTON
GLOVES.
SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASoLs, FANS, &c,
jyl5-tf
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

ESyTHE LAST REDUCTION OF
TIE SEASONING further changes IN prices
win be made, SO delay not, but MAKE your par
chases NJ once.
Japanese Popllns at tsgE, 70, 10, 20, q and Soc
an about half their Yalse:
Black Ground COlared-Strii'e eteha"hies"' w
per vi. worth 2oc - -, in
I'D, k-Ground Grenadines with colored SIX
stripes at 1881 per yard, would be cheap al sce
s,de.IIsnd Grass Cloth suitings at soc, per yard
worth 3uc ., on
striped Chinese Grass Cloth at loc- worth .Oc'
| per yard:
Striped Sis NJ Sc, goc. anu - pei "'''
BIars silks from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
linen Batis,e for Dresses at 25c. worth SSc per
| pard:
| The best Printed Percales at 2oc. per yard;
| Past ColOre,i Lawns at IAN cents per yard;
The latest-style side Band Lawns and Calcoes ;
pillow Case cotton, " inches Wide, AZ l3c' per
pIillaw-t'ase Cotton, 40 inches wide, at l6S
Fail width UnbEeached Sheetiug at CSC per yard,
| worth 3sc:
Full Width Beacbed Shooting at ssc. per yard
Full. width Bleache,f Linen sheeting at lsc. pr
I ward. worth 81;
Pillow Case Linen n yards wide, ut SOC. WORN
English Cheviot shr,ing at sec. per yard, worth
Domestic Glnghams at lOc, isxc, &c. and 1850
| per yard:
Bed Tick from iO-. 20 CSC. per yard;
Linen Drilling and Duck from l6'sc 70 Jc per
Ladies' Rcady-Made suits from 80 to s95;
| pendy-made (;hemises, Night Gowns, Dressing
Sacques. Corset Covers aud Aprons, at as'on-
| ishingy low prices;
UncSahacE Towels from $3.50 10 Sl2 per dolxn;
! Toyelling from lOc 10 35c per yaid;
Tablc-Cloths and Table-Damask Ill all qualities
! at prices 20 suit all;
| AU-Wool Table Covers ut 81 worth 81 so;
Piano Covers in great yarety-al at popular phi
Linen Doylies at aOc 6Oc, 75c. ST. Il IS and 81 80
| Autograph Fans az Zoe worth &c:
| Lace Shawls. Lace Sacques, and Shetland S1aNls,
| in great variety:
4 full assortment Of MORNING Goods;
| Mating in all widths and QUALITIES;
On-Ci)ths. Rugs Mats. and Window shades
Violet Lavender, and Cologne Water, also iiAild-
| kerchief Extracts and Soaps IN great variety
Sewing Machine Needles al 40 AMI 500 " paper
| OF ten needles;
The best Sewing Machine oil NJ &c per hottie;
CiarA Sand Coats Spool Cotton at I1o per dozen,
Scwing-Machne Attachments, 81 per box;
Toclt's improved Ruiflcrs, -. regular prices )
Goodrich Tuck-makers, regular prirc -
Cotton Yarns. NJ Nos. from 10 ~ NJ 81 - per
bundle Of I'VE pounds;
rrbcachcd Hnitting-Cot'on. three, four and ave
StrPUds, al 49, per pound;
Piqnc Trimmings ~ % and soc. apiece worm
| double thar amount:
Jet Bie lsi-pins, Ear Rings. Bracelets, NecEllcc.
| Sleeve and Collar Buttons, and thousands oi
other articles, al 10 he sold at extremely low
prices for cash only.
| Particular attention paid 10 orders. Goods gent
nv express G.. q. D.. or upOn receipt OF pOsi-ol-
ncc order OF registered leiie-.
! LEVY BROTHERS,.
lUl, and 1919 Main st,
Aug q Richmond. Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

.. The Democratic Convention held
at Pittsburg on last Thursday, nomi-
mated w. j. Woodward. Esq, OF
Berks county. for Supreme Judge,
Hon. John Latta, of Westmoreland,
for Lieut., Governor, and Justice +.
Temple for Auditor General.
On Friday last, VIM. Pankey,
aged Is years, son Of prominent
merchant of AppOmattox county, was
cunning and accidentally struck the
hammer of his gun against a log,
which exploded the charge, causing
the load to enter his head, killing
him instantly.
The negroes sixteen miles west of
Columbus, Ga, have been holding
iccret meetings preparatory to.aitack-
ing the whites. Theplan was reveal
ed on Thursday last and the whites
were prepared. The negroes made
an attack and were driven back with
| / killed. They then burned two
churches and He'd.
\ lion got loose from the Great
Eastern ,ircus near Schenectady the
other day. After several efforts to
capture him, calf was placed in one
Of the bulthen cars the lion leapcd
in after it, and the door being slid to
he was safe. The bystandels heard
the calls bones crush the moment
the lion got into the car.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
Col. Tom Swami.

At tire Radical pow-wow at White
Sulphur Springs last week, Col. Tom
Swami was made Chairman. 1t i
sail that Mark Twain was once called
on suddenly for speech and after
apylog;sins end stating that he Wa
taken bv surprise, pulled q huge roll
OF manuscript; from his pocket and
proceeded 20 read a long speech.
. This was somcthins ike Swami case.
f. lie was calicl, ON suddenly to act as
chairman Of q convention and pro
ccedcd TO read a speech that wa,
then in type in the office OF the West
VIRGINIA Journal in Charleston, ia
kinr up more than columns Of that
paper. That speech Is q thorough
/ IL l.cal document, and Is published
. by the West y ir- mia .IourR0! as the
! frst gun in the Campaign FIR John
Hall.
TIE Gacabr;cr EvI.ya,jeni says Of
~vur: But We viii DO the would
be Confederate Coiontt, the Justice TO
5y that his speech, o' praiei, says
the Dem cratic party has always
opposed ,uch works, and, in power,
vii. renew such opposition Now,
thi +, rum Svann's i.se d'yt. Tom
is not authorized to speak for any
other class than Radicals. The
Democratic party, in times past, did
ppasa donations TO public improve
mcn,s. bv the National Government,
believing that such aid was opposed
20 the letter Of the Constitution. All
true Democrats adhere to the same
nriuciple and doctrine no'r. But the
7 Watcr-i.uc comes under q different
.pury;ew. 1t is q different question.
ITh.s Is REGARDED as q National Water
I line, for National protection and de
/ tense. and In this sense and in this
view OF the matter. jciIcrSonia
/ Democrats advocate and support the
measure. Frank Hereford Is IN ia
yor IL the completion OF the Canal.
/ iie Is not I'm favor Of Grant-neither
f. he In Grants favor. II would be
strange. an honest man rs he Is, II ne
was. Tom Swami was not much Of
la friend of Grant, until he, SWAMP
/ became q sort of connection. This
, has made him q complete toady, and
Tom + lif man. This Is Tom Swans
position. We know him from y 20
II. and his utterJncCs are worth moth
! inc more than Tom Swann'S utter
/ guccs. lie became 4 miserable sore
lhaqd during the war, after his State
( RrUuut was dissolved and. after he
/ famed to 90, commission from the
/ Confederate, Government, he was q
chronic -1yg and grumbler, until the
close of the var. tie Is now q blatant
/ Grant man, in full sympathy with
Balicali>m, IN every shape and form,
! land is now bidding for a C-rmb fgoll
1.-The Presidents table. hat the crumb
Is very slow to drop, Poor Swami
And Colonel Swami asserts that the
Democra,ie party is opposed to the
Waterliuc. We desire TO say 10
/ the cousin, or uncle, or nephew, or
boot-lick Of GEN Grant, that he is
not only mistaken but that he will
fully states that he knows TO he I'M
, true when he make this assertion
iThi, Is tho .onc AM tho sher' # the
matter
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
Rnsnmr OF tho Weelk.

The official vote in Ohio, show.
that the majority against the New
Constitution was +I,234, and the
majority against license 1856.
The Telegraph tells Us, that Brig.
ham Nouug's answer TO Ann Eliza
petition for divorce has done more
to crush out polygamy in the Terri
tory than all the gentle influence il
the Territory combined.
Senor De Conto, editor Of a Span
;sh paper in New York, and Genera
Rosado, OF the Cuban Army, went tc
Europe to fight duel. They fought
near Brussels on the 22d Of August,
and De Conto was so severely wound
ed that he has since died
Riots have taken place in Tennes-
see between the whites and negroes.
Some sixteen negroes were put in
Jail, and during the night party OF
men went there. oyerpowcred the
iailors, and took the negroes ont and
killed them. The difficulty was caus,
Ell by report, confirmed by the evi-
donco OF one or two negroes who
turned States evidence, that they
had formed plot TO murder the
white people Of the county. for which
purpose they had organized clubs. =
30 matter what The provQcation, thC
murderer os the ncero,s should 10
pun hgl murderer
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

.
"l.i JON" man, "'.''.' '
Money '..'.ro' rom. '','l8 W.
have nothing 10 ''. lac "-'-"' ''''''
hes none. ~ 20 OF '' per cent OF amy
other rate he chose ana we WoV'
not object, bJt"t >i@J' %" Dr. Hon
John it"H ct @'.'" county VINO
proposes " buy " sea. III N'a-' PISS
.sm -'e laFi District We |.. '..
% say ai." words -l''. DC ii""'
.l- made q fortune ..y',.h- money
and as A' aas plenty OF IT, anil no
sons 60 leave ft-' .n' i.a's' Ha "''''
b % -..t thing I't.in 90 i' ta ,I
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

70 have their resolutions pablshed
IN the Comnegviai and all other pa
pers that woald do so, II vs. could
spare the space we woald certainly
publish then. They $40 u literary
and political curiosity
II we had net reason % believe 10
,he contrary We sho4ld .hAA some
wac bal wrijtea them and goa the
convention So adept ,hc@es good
joke.
They mean very lit,lo ml :Ao as
sert;oas eautainsd IN them are so
mantle .ly false taa! !. is hard TO be-
layc they were n.caled foF the
truth
We will p4llisa the So "rosolu
ticu:
aI,isa met proven ty figures chat do
ro, ;e. since wtcns' dat in this state
.i.t., ,Lrtc hsty,ars, values lavenct H.
erased. mucs have not been ,Vcred
manufactures Ecve ,.unitP.ied there
HAS been uo immigration 81 Importance
with. r,u and money Lave steadily gor,
out So lew r,.ua lave Been hwlt
N....
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
GROCERIES,.
@ Il. LACKEY


s. R. LAcNES
HAS I'M STORE
AND
TO r s A LIE
CANNED PEACHES,
PEARS,
TOMATOES,
PEAS,
CHERRIES,
PINE APPLES,
SUGARS,
fAll Grades.)
COFFEE,
Green and Roasted,)
RICE,
HOMINY,
CRACKERS.
CHEESE,
BACON and LARD,
DRIED BEEF,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
PIPES and STEM:
MATCHES,
FLOUR,
Gan Grades
MEAL,
SOAP,
Best Erands,)
STARCH,
SIEVES,
BUCKETS,
TUBS,
BASKETS.
BROOMS.
AXLE GREASE,
ALL KINDS OF SPICES.
GRAIN and Ground,)
SYRUPS,
Very Finc,)
CIDER VINEGAR,
CPure,)
COAL OIL,
WASH BOARDS, (Zmc,)
CLOTHES PINS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENS and PENCILS,
CANDY
CANDLES,
! TOOTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
SCRUB BRUSHES,
BLACKiNG, (Masons,j
LAMP CHIMNEYS,
LAMP BURNERS,
LAMP WICKS,
TEAS, (All Kinds,J
CHOCOLATE,
TABLE SALT,
COARSE SALT,
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, &c, &c.
Quick Sales and Small Profits! :
More FOR Your Money than Any 0ihc
Place in Town.
6 POUNDS OF GRADUATED SUGAR For 81.
TRY OUR CHEESE
Oar Hams arc of the Best Quality
SPLENDID HONEY DRiPS SYRJf
Gl2caI, for CASH.
81 LACKEY,
June 2j--3m. Huntington, W V;
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
INDUSTRIES SALE.

Nv virtue Of two deeds Of trust cXecute3 20
me rs trustee, by 4. Il. WcOdcock, one dated IA
day of September, 1873. 10 secure the payment OF
a certain clailh to q. Is. Barrett 4 Co, ana ono
dated the 1fth day OF June, 1874. 10 secure the
payment toll a. Bur,i,ck, OF n note OF two bln.
tlred dollars. amt default having been maize Ia
the payment OF both of said claims On.
Saturday, tie 18th Day Of Saptem5er,
1874. NJ the Law osiice OF Gibson 4 siInmsiu ,he
city OF Huntington W. Va. ! shall proecei -
sell the following property IN my hands az Trustee
by virtue OF the aforesaid deeds OF trust: 80
G iron SAFE, IJowUlers show Case. Fine Ge--
man Clock e'wlth music IN IT, | German Ell
Time Keeper. : lirnving Lamps. Lot OF Gl'i
Rings Lot Of Silver Rings, lot OF Silver Cak.
SisITlS. l.argn Tot Assorted Speciaclca and Cas-
Largo Lot of LADIES' Gold Ear Ring, Breast
Pins, CuG Buttons Is. Jewelers. Class Gas.
i LOT OF Jeweers Trays, Lot Slly'r Mug
Syrrp Jugs ana other mlSceli ueous lcWeliy VI
all kinds. Terms Vi Sale, CASH.
IL. Z. SiMAiS,
Aug. 20-lw. Trustee.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03
Stata md Notghhorhood.

other named Conrad the other day in
Braxtoa. \ woman was in the case.
The Brass Band Union for the
State Of West Virginia met in Clarks-
burg, on tuesday last. We have not
received any account OF their pro
ccedings.
The Wheeling Standard says
"Channing Smith, Esq, Of Parkcrs-
burg, who got up tie Comd,' is haid
at work on another newspaper TO be
called the Mar State, which he pro
poses to circulate to the extent OF
three thousand copies during the
Wood County Fair lie gets up .
readable paper.
4 Democratic County Convention
WAS held in Wheeling on Sat rlay
last, which, taking It's cue ir,m the
Republican Convention Of the day be
fore, considered it best to MAKE no
nominations III this time for ilous, OF
| Delegates. They seem determined
mot - have Il very long campaign, Is
! it Is but six weeks to The election.
\ man named Orr, who had been
in the pcnitCntiary for Horse steal
| irg, aid WIS released about Il month
lago, stoleanothcr horse the other day,
ma wos can.,Lt in Wctzel county.
IJ;s c,n,S,.. ,onl, him M the river in
= Loot ami whom ncor SyheeJipr. he
iumnod intothc river; he was pur.u-
lcl with the yaN! and goca turci.
~. p:.ti.... ,vbo.j;n,. T. Ko,
.na,- ~ - r. e ,<9, - y. s,lJ n WbsaI
INV. ,,o io,5 IaJo ncto(,cr miller q
nlcd ofTrnst Thee arc ~ miles
',radrJ the cnIvsrt. and BRIDES are
| 6niIt and +, j. only necessary now 10
G~;.L mn the ,,r,iino ami nut on The
. ,'@. .,,,- rL;c5 Gan h. home ion
sI,, ~ Gi ", n ~, ."r,aIo
~
mere Is 4 ,'Tv' Z .i l'''I . " G Gsi"s
made 10 auuu . l'''',Io.'' 49,. .,oi'i L. >'i',
" 10 " ~, gg'.'' -! 10y ~ ,' ~ i,.., ,.''
awe. ,.' - 9"V ~ '''0 ,''..'' 49,. .
w3ich the 80 ''''-' ;- - H., =, ,,o,
rou'.y c'nlGmP'--.'',' ~. ..,o;i I '.' -
men along the route o. ne .o'O ~, y :
subscribed Hl"'0oJ t"c" % IN o :, a.. =
\ subscription q! n least % ',i'v :
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

Tn rolteoonvho odit5tho Charlie
ton Jo,u7,o' seems ambitious to prove
himself a lar. lie will probably see
from the facts I'm an 'indisputable
io,m CHAT the impressions hc cndeUv-
e.- O. Great. gra h1,h malicious anil
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-03

-ho Huntington 2epubHcan Cow
vC1t-ur.
Iaer Na7 township convention
he,lo che Mayors Office in this
Pie, On Saturday 22ni ult.. TO ap.
point Delegates 20 ,ho Radical Pow
vaw 81. -hc White sulphur The
lance Was very -,ja, bat thc
deficiency ~'7 medc up b. Tine yolu-
n.a.s-s u3 ez'rav-aca - ihe
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1 SSIGNEE'S SALE.
a
ONE DOUBLE CARDEIG MACHINE,

tn siiI machine is in COOL RUNNING ORDER O.
isa SIX No-kc- Doure Machine, with uIr Ht
IT two foot cards, PICKER &c., comp.e-c. 10 CO.,.
new, 500.
Tens Of sale: One-fh.rl cash in land ono
thirI Yl ere 900 81 sIA months AMI one thld
ON credit of nm' months. Bona auI g1ut be-
curlty required " purchaser.
JOuA h. LAIuLEN,
Iulv soft ASS .mce .
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The investigating committee after
q long, patient and We hope for tie
sake Of Mr.. Beeeher M impartial ex.
animation into the subject, made
their report at q meeting Of Plym-
ouih church on last Friday night.
The report Is quite extended filing
With the accompanying documents
over 8 columns in the New York
Herald,
The conclusion arrived AZ is that
although Mr.. Beeoher may have
boen weak and mprudent in not stop
p.ug this matter long ago, yet there
Is not The least evidence Of ANY act
that was inconsistent with his piety
and purity.
We confess to have felta desire to
see Mr.. Beccher thus vindicated, not
alone on his own account, butt in the
Interests cf religion and general mo
rality.
We 40 not believe that Mr.. Beech.
Ter Is an impure man and think the
verdict Of the committee correct.
The report was read at a very full
meeting of Plymouth church on last
Friday evening, and was endorsed
most enthusiastically by the entire
congregation except Frank Mou,ton,
who WAS present, and who viudicated
his claims to the name of gentleman
by calling one ofthe speakers liar.
Ifthe police had not been present
il is most likely Nj. Noulton would
have Jared badly.
Ii Is 10 he hoped that some way
will be found to cheol; the tide OF
this scandal now, and let the sicken
irg, filthy, disgusting, matter rest.
We have been informed that Maj
Hall. the Radical Candidate for Con
grcsman, has purchased the Guyan-
do.tc Bumcr; we hope i: IS the case.
It would be q sad thing indeed for
himself if the el.tor OF that paper,
after acting Is Secretary Of the con
ycn.iou which nominated Mr.. Here
ford should SO stultity himself as To
q iyocate in his paper Halls cleo
ton.
Wcuotica at the head of the col
umas the following announcement.
DEMaC3ArIc TlcKEr.
We are authorized to announce "a an
independent candidate for Congress ior
lie Third Congressional District,
JOHN HALL,
O.. Mason County,
Here Is u deliberate publishing,
under ,.y head Of The Democratic
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Wanted TO Purohnso Democrat.


VINO is for sale? Maj. Col. DR..
Hon. Jno. Hall of Mason County, is
in the market 10 buy Democratic
votes; he does not pay anything tol
radical ones.
Maj. DC. Hall, we are reliably in
formed, says he will spend Twenty
thousand dollars to get elected tc
Congress from this District, so all
Democrats who are for sale, by mott
flying Maj. &c. Hall, may hear Of q
purchaser.
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The rndeDendents.

MAJ. &c. HALLS chiefest and most
special organ, seems to be the West
Virginia Journal, the most pro-
nounced and intensely radical paper
in the District yet Hall processes to
be Democrat.
A number Of Democrats in this city
have received the Journal having on
1t a printed slip saying, "this paper
will be sent you during the campaign,
and will be paid for by Hon. John
Hail." or words to that effect.
VIII Democrats be gulled by such
Transparent tricks as that2