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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-08
A Case of "LyssaphobIa /,

New YORK, July IA man, who
was bitten by mad dog, is at Bellevue
Hospital, suffering from what the ply
sciaus call "lyssaphobia." That is the
condition Of the patient, who has per-
suaded himself that he has hydropho.
bia, and who, by constantly brooding
over it, has at last brought upon HIM
self some of the symptoms of the
disease.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-08

Tin Cans and Frait Jars
at Hoxsie & DePue's, Send for prices,
vi8wtf
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

country, and large standing force
has been required to keep peace,
while the demand for more men, by
the officers in command has been con-
slant. Now, the Sioux Indians have
left their reservation, have murdered
several officers, and there are fears
ola general uprising. There are
said TO be eight thousand Indian
warriors out, anxious for a fight. If
the matter is left to Generals Sher-
man and Sheridan, and they have
the men they need given to them,
they will soon put an end to the In
dian wars, and the Indians too.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
Rosnmo OF "a o yYoel,.

The Parler,5urg Ti-,ss, wants the anti
temperance people to Lave iubiiee.
Bette. le; it a'ona, ne'glb1r. Temper
ance is 2 good thing, end il is best ~. t.
find fault with good work, even II we 40
not like the means used for its advance
ment.
The Ohio river Improvement board met
at Washington last week There heirg a
full attendance the beard agreed to re-
commend. and urged ,he House Com
uittce on Commerce e. ask tie govern
ment - complete the Louisville and
Portland canal aud the construction f n
lock aud u,e in the vicinity Of Pitts
burg in accordance with tile plan Of
Gea's. Wetael & Morrill, at TIE beginning
Of tie inpr vencnt # tie Ohio.
81. To request an appropriate Of tie
same fpr tie surveys ii tie headwatcrs Of
the Ohio with view Of improving Il e
river 10y system Ct reservoirs among tie
mountains.
4th. To continue the appropriation FIR
he Tennessee river and especially Tor the
Muscle Shoal improvement.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
on Nondoy, the 2ad day Of
March, 1914,

al o. the r5al estate Of the said BANK
rupts, about 07j acres, situate in Cab
eli county On The Guysndotte River
about 'wo miles from the CouTihouse AID
finn the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
The said real estate includes q large
WATER GRGST-NlLL. standing 90 the
bank Of said river. with dam over ne
same, and in connection with the mil
large store>house. en- good fran dWsu-
ing. Two hundred acres Of the land are
in cultivation, on which are several 'ene
ment houses and tobacco barns: poTiion
Of the remain or II well timbered. Ihe
said Fcal'esiate will be ofre red as irhoI,
and N tts, aHd sold in whichever way WI
realize tie largest sum Of money Os tn'
following terms One filth OF the pui-
chase money cash 10 hbnJ, aud ths b,'-
ance ia tour equal iDstal!m MS, at sih'
twelve, eighteen, ami twerty four moniLs,
respectively, With in crest from The aly
of sale. Bond and good security ree"irsI
Of purchasers, and legal title retained %
further ecurIty.
JOHN B, LAIDLEf,
Jan. s-sx. As.igus~ &C.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ComInissioner's Notice.
Virginia S. Brown,
James B. Bowlin, ct ais.

Bva decree entered in this cause at the
December term, 1873. Of the Circuit
Court Of Gabell county, the said cause
was referred to the undersigned Gomms-
sioner. with instructions 10 ascertain and
.1st Atwhat time Albert G. jenkins,
deceased. departed this life, and report
what persJnal estate lie left at his demise.
N. What debts he owed at the tine II
his death. t. whom due, their amounts aud
how evidenced,
Sd. WHAT personal property Of the said
A. G.. jenkins came Il the hands ct
James B. Bowiin, as Administrator Of
said 4. G. jenkins, or might have come
10 his hands by due diligence on hisparb
"a such Administrator; the Kind and VAL
ne thereof. and what disposition lie made
Of tie same.
4,h, What debts were paid by James
b. B5wlin, as Administrator, as Aforesaid,
70 whom paid, the dates and amount
thereof. and what evidence Of payment
the said Administrator has.
9th. That said Commissioner do take
and state an account between the estate 81
A.G. Jenkins, deceased, and James l..
Bovliu, rs Administrator, aforesaid, and
make settlement with SAID Administrator
showing what is due from him to said es-
tate. o. owing him by the estate.
6th. Tie Commissioner shall ascertain
what real estate tue said 4. &. Jenkins,
deceased. ed seized 81, or possessed Il m
or adjoining Green Bottom, in Cabeh
cou,tv. West Va. tho annual rental value
thereof from the time a Ia death ct said
\. q. Jenkins, up 20 the beginning Of the
year 1871, who has Lad possession therect
during al At time, and the rents issues and
profit # said land during the sane time,
by what authority they were received, AID
what d;srasit.on las been made thereof.
It'll. That said commissioner hear proof
Of aud reo.rt upon all other matters decm-
ed pertinent by him, or requested 10y the
parties"
Til. "a therefore 70 notify all parties con-
cerned Il at have appointed Monday, tie
2rd dav oi March 1874 as tie tine, AID ny
Office IN tie city IF Huntington rs the place,
for hearing proof and stating tie accounts
and reports required by sad decree.
WI. MARTIN,
Jan. 29--4w. Commi~ioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
commissioners Sale!

PURSUANT t. a decretal order. en-
N tered in tie cause Il /. c. Burton
against Richard Pecihan IN tie Circuit
Court II Cabe.l county, n; tie December
term, 1873, | will proceed ;, sell, BY way
Of public auction, u tie highest bidder.
on the premises in West Huntington, on
Friday, tie 1874 deg Of Jlarch, 1874,
the equitable tile Of Richard PeciIam
in three go acres Of land in West Hunt.
irgton, the sa'd land being owned Jointly
by Burton and Pecsham PectLa.l own
ing an ind yided irtere-t therein. The
sad land is bounded "a follows, tc-wit -
On tie South by 3rd Avenue, on tie - ct
by Johnson Street, on tie North By tie
Ohio River, ard on the East by I. Bur
toms land, Containing 5 acres.
TERMS - Cash as 70 one-tiird Of the
purchase money. Tie residue upon a
credit Of six and twelve months. taking
notes with good security, bearing interest
fIom date, AID retaining legal title as fur
Their security.
W. II. HARVEY,
Feb ) Nv Spec1 Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
Comnnl~sioner's Notice
p. G.. Bumr gton
W.
Charles W. Burks.
IN CHANGERY.

Rv a decree entered in the above styled
cau'e. ~ T.. Circuit Court II the county
AZ Gabcll. the December term, 1875, the
SAID cause was referred q tic uade'7 & 81
commissioner, with Instructions - take
state AVID report an account, showing:
lst. "p'Lat amount 81 capital Was cln.
tr.tuted by tie Plaintiff the common
stock il the partnership between t'o
p a-rttT and defendant, ard What amount
wa "a, Contributed by the defendant
I'd. "BHat amount of money O. good
has been received 10y either from the con-
mon s,act'
Cd. "Wlat amount Of said comUoa
stock remains 90 hand and und.stribu,si"
4;h. "Etat amount, if any, is dus
from tie defendant 10 tie plaintiff upoDa
settlement Of the partnership accounts
5,b. "AHy otaer matter the commits
siorermay deem pertinent, or either party
may require
This IL i'srefnre n give notice 10 all
whom itmay concern, that ou Sauailv,
the oI-t dly II February, 1874. az ~ f
&c, To- ;ae city 81 huntington, sis'i pro-
~ G, .a' proof aud state the accJuau
required by sad decree.
I'M. NARTIN,
Jan. 29-iw. Commu.s'iorer.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

object Of the meeting is to devise means
icr their defence in the case. The meet
ing will be largely attended, it lie ng
matter If the greatest importance. hope
to see the cit zens Of old Grant and Lin
coin Townships prevail over all iEcuities
arising against them rs TO tie legal title
to their lands. The affairs Of
EDUCATION
are in quite 4 promising condition at pres
ent. The school at CARROTS Creek. under
the supervision Of Prof. T. B. Mcclure, is
still progressing with the greatest success.
Tie school at Hills Chapel, under the
management Of Mr.. II. Cay Ragaud
closes to-day. Mr. Ragland's labors have
left a great mark Of improvement in the vi
cinity in which he has been teaching. Mr..
=. 3. Lewis ard family arrived here this
morning. Mr. L.eNpects to begin his work
Of teaching in the "Hali" on Monday. We
Congratulate him in hiS new fed Of labor,
and would say 70 the young men of this
section Of :he county that they would do
quite well % Patronize Mr.. J.. in his enter
pr. sc, as he is a gentleman Of rare literary
attalnments.
Our merchants report favorabiy. / am
informed that Messr b. II. Wilkinson g
Co. contemplate oIen5ng fine stock Of
Dry Goods Groceries, &c, in their new
brick store room.
Tie sale of Mr. JOS. NJ. Ferguson's prop
ertv is confirmed and liz inf rms ne That
he will remove to Ashland, XIV, about
the first Of April. Our best wis eS viii
follow Mr. +. add his family, az they have
been bright ornaments 20 our town for
some the.
a pratracted meeting is in progress on
Two-m'le Creek, under the direction Of
Rev. J. +. Medley, II Cat'e;tsbuyg, X
Reports say I ut the meeting is ne + Great
interest. Success % brother e',d'ev.
A p7otractci meeting las been in pro-
gre=' on Wilsau's .'reek, AID another at
'iarretts Cree. Tie work # eyageli-
1ing ths ,oople Of this county mas by 10
meai been neg'ec,ed during the winter.
SIR. G.. W. Hutchinson furnishes NE with
the f'loviug list OF marrag, leenses,
which he hes Issued during tie peat week ;
Anderson Pack /, Miss ral,ie FartEum,
T.. W. Nelson 81 Miss Mo!iis Perry, and
G.. G.. Burgess I, Miss -. Nr. HuicEi-
s3n says be anticipates . great dcG. Of bus
mess oi tlis kind shortly, Rs soon as spme
Il tie young inca become able 10 pay Tor
Their license [.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
Lou T0reS
G GOD vi TE r g..

The West End is rapidly building up,
number Of new houses being now uu-
der construction. while tie spring and
summer viii see the construction II \
large number, by those persons who Lave
already bought with view T. building.
S.ze Of lots, l0xlG0 45Il20, 4Oxl35 and
4Oxl.0,
All lots sold at auction guaranteed t.
be level and well drained. Parties from
a distance mnsing purchases will be ell
titled to return tickets Tree.
Tie comple'ioa Of tie New Bridge
PLACES the Vest End ,oit,iin three squares
AID the ieagti Of the Lridys, from the
Court House, By ray g Wryiaia Street.
Anumbcr Of manufacturing establish
ments are already in operation AID others
in contemplation.
The Elk river railroad and Pariers-
burg, Ripley snd Charleston IA road
must each have its terminus Oh tie West
End. and this fact, together with the Eatu-
"a. advantages Of tie Place, must make it
some day not far distant tie most impor-
tsnt part II Charleston.
Ia addition 10 the two bridge. across
Elk, now connecting the West End with
Charleston, a company i being formed Tor
tie construction Of bridge over the Kan
awha from tie West End.
Sales begin promptly at ! Pm
For maps and pamphlets apply at the
WEST CHARLESTON Co,
Cor. Ka. st. and O. Az, West End.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
From Wayne County.
To THE EDITOR OF Tue ADVERTISER;
WAYNE c. H., W. Va.
February Is, 1873.

Our village has been quite dcs,late du-
ring the past week, As cur legal corps
have been absent, in attendance At tie
Logan Court hope, 10 see them in town
again soou. notice Col. +. /. Butrick
and others in town tits morning being on
their way to attend meeting in Grant
Township, ON tomorrow, If the ,and-hold-
C-s Of Grant ard Lincoln TOWNSHIPS Of
this county, against whom suit Las been
instituted by Aspinwall & Lowe (the orig
inal prOprietors Of the land belonging to
the old smith Survey,") for the recovery
OF sll land included in said survey The
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

isis % c-r.'y- sac, iba; whenever
ssta. l.-a and mighty metro
n c.7 s-e anything in the
t..s de.s not please them,
-n ~ ta,ig metropolitan
.a..r'agmlsiu Oh, sleeyo
.ae.- vests, stnig.tcn them
rN, ard cocdieJe, with all
'ae 5'ea'u they cln manage 90 S.
a-s "sClJHHLER.
THIS word "cri55iiac" has been
brown a.us SO often, that Ne felt
fs investigating the matter, to soc
q. taerc was not saae occul, sigui.'ca-
...a 90 &c, anls, toFrep7co to defend
.-r SOS; we i.l that "scrjbh,e" Is
f.,.t.t from -he German scri5cln, "
-irsa-l "esc-.va.,i-r. Latin scri-
s... % write, So 8 sc-b,ler i, a wiz
We feel c,a-&csaily relieved.
Car identified friends may caiI u,
.,.r as mach as thsy please.
M ri ga.ity 60 ,4o so3 impeach-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EYel!ne George
vs.
James George.
roR pIyoRcE-BooyE CmcVIr COrsr.

The 4 fendaui viii take Notice thai the plain
ttf la the above -ni led cause viii take the depo-
sitions Of herself and others, 81 the post Inc ~
P.vtops. E-uue county. STATE 81 west NrSlnil,
on saturday the Isya day ~ " trch, 1914 be tween
the hOurs oi \. V. 3Hh 2. NJ, -..ud II uut m
isled that dly VII he adiluGci irom 'iay 20 Gay
uutu COmprted-tO be Iel0 IN lie sri'l u TIE
above ent tied cause.
Feb. Is--;w. ENELlSE GhOhSE
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
e Terrible Accident in Eh iladol-
pLis.

rAia'
PHLtDELPHrA, February l. .-Dctween
nine and ten O'clock this morning a eyri-
be accident occurred at M.ier's brewery,
corner Fnirtv-!;rst aud Thompson streets.
About a dozen men were en- ployed in
slowing zee in tie ice-h,u.e, vixen the
walls gave way, and the Whole structure
iel!. Thus far the police lave succeeded
in cxtr.catjnC from the ruins the follow
ing persons: Henry Miller, son II tie
proprietor badly in iurcd, ard taken to his
iatI er's residence; Got.iicb SCheranG,
William Dow e., William S;euben, Pat
rex Mo-tiy and Thomas Rupt, suffering
terrb'y. aud--at TIE German Hos
pitai Gl.;ueb has one lcc broken in five
or SIX PAGES. Thomas 4 len vas taken
out dead. His body was crushed aHd
ma"C.ed horribly.
Two men have been taken out Of the
ruins alive, one slightly injured, the ether
fatally. Two dead bodies lave been re-
covered. Another ia;al accident occJr-
rcd a. The same place this evening. A
c tizeu, name WSnowu, who was aiding IN
rescuirc the bodies, fell into the excava-
ton aud his head striking on piece Of
timber in q fall he was instantly killed.
Policeman St;u7on and CARLY were also
seriously injured by being precip,tatated
into G same excavation.
1t i, now J ROW. that seven men are
bur el beneath The I'll rs, and there is no
HOY of getting I! en- cut alive.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
". J. Hutchinson.
III AssrMPsIT.-on A.tachment.

The object ~ this suit is 70 obtain a Judgment
against the defendant for the sum u one hundred
dollars ,sitDuo), due the plaintiff on an account.
AMI % zach the estate OF said defendant IN Cab
ell county, and subject SAID estate 10 the paw
men % tie same. Andit appearing from an ai1-
ua1 ~ lied with the papers m this cause that the
defendant. ". !. Hutchinson. Is 4 non-resfisn
% tbs. STATE OF West Virginia il is therefore or
deTed'that he DO appear here in one month after
the Lrst publication OF this order and do what is
necessary 70 protect his interest IN the premises
\ copy teste.
JOS. s. MILLER. Clerk.
BY Juo. W. Church. Dept.
B. J. koOOHAs. 2. q. Eco. f2-.v.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY virtue OF decree rendered in tho
said meter ia the United states District
Court for The Di.trie, Of West Virrinin,
~ Le December Term, 1873. | shall pro-
coed 10 eel, a. public auction, 10 TIE bifu-
eat bidder. at the front door OF the Court
henss Of Cahell County.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
Cosn,slissioner-s Notice!
Z. II. Hartley : Co.
".
CA3fles +. ROfTs e. g.
~ CHASGERY.

DT vlrire NJ decree male and entered In this
ID cGt,a ~ The DccrMb1- q" IN. 49,. o. Che i'i5-
cur court Of Gdboil county, ~ Nf.sa, Special
GOHIul -sOnes TnOna, Is. kiur, wa' --'-n. ~
1. Oh once, SIu ths uhdcrs gh-I vs.. al = IIii.I a
special cOnml-loas. IN ne room ani st'sl n
the sad r. \. kline. And the sad cAus- sa- re-
II rd 90 thu UIjers.g f-d SJeCl. curi..i ,.': M,
with INST u-toES - axe, sii'e ani r~i.lJ t' ne
nest Il 20 ~ sad Count "a account sos ttt.
-. What amounts ~ money have 90 -
cciyed by Tie sad ki.Ge ~ such p 'c.ai coia-
NJ s.0ucr, tne names ut 'hr person, i."ii "a s.,,
AID tAe dates Nneu suCa amounts have been r.
ccNed.
2nd. what amounts ~ money have been D. "a
out Uy SAID Kline a.. sGc. Special cOIaIn,s. oar q.
the names 1i the pc".Dn, 10 whom, ;iic n ie'- 2
fof Ahch, ani tue dA'es when such anJtnts
srd Whs, amounts n money dnc tom pur-
cha--!s 81 iahas sp.d no IN sIlnce az DEGREES IN
tsiS rIu~" rriuan urCo-tti"d tlt r.u.r' 81 -"
purchases from whom s..ch autDun' trioa.h q n
coi,St"u, aud TIE dates When such amounts =. G
q. VIII y uu' anI payable.
am. VIA .uE' .au rl sac d"h-- f""Teni m i0'7
cduar a. o. pad base been !'u, AMI v lt' portions
Oi 60 % o. ot- riua.l "a.
3l, VIVA Ltni,. Il G.,, joe 'r'of're decreed IN
tn, cause ip 10. -J .r.a ..n Gn-).t
h'h. Ally O-hr. M2'lr.s ur-u.-i ~ M Gait
Commissioner pvtUI. I- o. ryrs sI.y . PIES, ~
10 the tout o rcqul.l hy ary un i!
tn, Is, Therefore, .J Lr.t.y ai tt tr- concern d
tha' have appointed ~. 'bh nsf OF IA ch, lr.+,
r. lhe lime ami iar C.r.ks once ~ tae Ci cut
tpg5 Ot Cahra tuuly mr. place. M. t-ArHg
b OF ami a. NJ the sad aD"uaHt. tltl f.p'.i-.
IN perform ~ tie duties required ~ IT, hf s.-.1
decree. ANA n lIOM any cause t.- rFl ils 40
said proof and TIE t4siug Df --.l accounts 1871
no. D. commenced on itAt dag. o., . commenced
should NOT c0u 'irttfi. 5'- .l.'-.u Do b . .U.
:. "n dHy 8" diN aii o'a -sa, o Iiir ui.-i, .u-
P'''-i; sia tn.s nn'ir- ,'ai u' Cgulylitn' 90 gee
s'nN ,.NIc5. Gwen Graar 10y baud leo. -. }
Is. TG.rssrFG
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
Gull D.issivmcr's Notice!
WIN. Sands
".
/. 7. BsBhIiny - I'll.
~ CUANCERY.

DY = decron entered In mia capse n ne Ja11lT
= tenn. f7-i %; ~ CpuGr Court ~ ca
county w.. Visg.nia. re sA'f cane 80 pc
fsr I'D in ias ullr. -.1nrj Cominis,rJnrr, via
il1' ur'lgpf 90 g--r tain 2nd report:
IL. Ia NhA' lnJdnt the defendant IL lndsN1l
20 tao complainant, WIN. sand.
s1i wat lien, there are " any. uro1 ts
hDEss snl Ipt mentioned 10 t1r h'li aIl 7f1'Is,
am De pi0Itles me rOi and ssel Oiisf rt.-
tr.s 81. may be deemed p.rfuer, by TIE Coma =
'.'ncr, or as nisy De required o. oiiaer OF .ls
p I-s.
Tt- a. therefore, O. notify an pa-'e7 nm
cs nHi Aai hlrr a1pDiCi,i T.lis..Y, -i' l.n
= ~ or : A-r3. it;i 81 tHe tmc All .nv c-~a. %
'.- ~ N Huntington, a. tae Place. ~ pro
Proofs 5nd u4k.Hs TIE lepor. 4rqg, I'll 1' -i-I
L-.T-~. WM. SA8TTs.
20. i2--4T. C0iriat--.snsf.
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.
Ry -'r'1e - DECREE rendered n me sad ms;-
-, hs Do b-'fict Court % ne ni'.1 Fr'fs,
'r. tH- N'flfr' ~ FHsi Frgipia. ~ 70 ie,"-.-
-. tenn b; sa,f roIr, l-is. he'd = ca ,.s.o1,
10 '-l - uHi'c &C ..on. f1 che h'zses, rfI.".
p 'a iont coo. o. the Courthouse q C=J.l
county.
On Tinr'}ay, u, 2sh Dry efNrrel, lS7A
$50 .rg-e s1a i1' N -tev village ~ Pe-rou ~ :,
OBJ ~ '-0 .tf PAD frl ~u-rg ron resides, end 1'0
rr'-a ari ,o' IN -tm- Town. G1 me r.pp.-
o. ne Hrecf from the uorolouae OCCUPIED
b., p q. hr51
TEf"S O. stTF:-one-ffih - ne ryrr-ss'
b'1.gF c4-1 i1 iaad. one l.'1 n Fix mor'1-, e1s
fih IN twelve month"; one tfih "a cIg,r-l
months, end gre re.i41e M tweHfy-fIur ma1.-'.
taxing tom The pnIch-afr us rut w'-r g.-'d p
cu.ff ilf .as deferred p4ym-n'. oi ifc - efs.s
u1-eg H ariuy interest tom Gaze. ard fciai1-
lEl .rgaif.f- 4s o further s-cprlfy.
ai' li-1 on me same 0ay ~ the Ts4iiencr -
s2rl Frr2u "a, sell Tor rash. the r-sicr- ~ ~
frr.ofal property remaining unsG.I. cJ1.isri. .
~ 'urn.t1re &C.. a1d aliD ne remainder 81 >s,I
fr1p-.Ty no. ilsrr sn9 pad ~ ~ fDlfnar pup
cLagc:s, such q DJJks, tanning Utensils &c.
C. ". SMITH.
A. ynA- N Blns~unfcy,
FEB. ;, l~,s, sT OF James y. FsgrA0n.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
IFIon Ne FONT 0I1l7a0. RerIsior.l

! E}Hu Ec9'Hr:-Iam constant reader
iof y.ur valuable paper, but sec lizzie from
itt.s i,"tt ~ tie District IN It's c,lumrs-
/ There should hc a community cf feeling
asi..cr, i>ul interest, al ,ue diercnt parts
i,fttc District. and l ta.e lie 5erjy II
/ giving vru a few points from Cale,l.
Tic Cuvaad.jtc River. although az its
mouth was ore 4 tie oldest settlements
. ZOO hesitate. IS cnui' grgj.ye.y f,t.e known,
and Net tie time will CIHe wien g va
te,s Vi,, be psed fr the transportation If
immense quantities OF Goa! and ZION As
t.cy are now used iJc the .res, timber.
The country u tie mes. b'rhood If tie
head waters ct tie tJyardntte l. one Of
tGe-.c' est I'm tie state. spin, and came.
cal abound, ard a tue quality 81 iron ore
/, found in abundance. These t.irc- JUS
t.ty tie belle. "a, Cahell county VIII one
j,v De a vast manufacturing and shipping
country, and viii be denseiy settled with
a thriving paPu'auon.
But want % lay moro Of the political
than the material interests If tue county,
"a an glad O. BE- able O. assure YOU that
the people are SAFE Tor good democratic
majority when The election taxes place.
T.cre are already q good many names
spoken 81 FIR Congress, as likely to come
before tie Convention, ard one al The most
prominent is Ger. John NCCUus.aud, OF
v1ur unity. lie Is wei known through
out tie whole District, and eycryb .dy
knows he i q true man, one vino, OF course,
has that laUtabie ambition % be the
choice ri has people fpr 50 important al
office but a man who l. $, thoroughly de-
voted % his party AID its principles that
self would be sacrificed for theJye'iare OF
ticpcrty without hesitation. hope Gen.
Mctaus and Will allow his name to be
used, and believe tsat in 4 canvass he
could awaken a. enthusiasm that would
ta,e tie District by storm. know many
.oi our citizens agree mith me ia relation
90 this matter. Let Us hear from you.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
N CHANCERY.

The tject If this suit j. to obtain a final
settlement Il the executarial account If
George ". Summers. Exeeut9rof the last
Will 9nd testament Of adam Black, decd.
especially with tie plaintiff. And tap
pear.ng from an affidavit fled in the pa
PeTs in this cause that tie defendants
Eliza McCawn, widow Of Syivesta Nc
Gavin, decd, a0d the unknown heirs Of
Z. VI. Thomas, decd. late wife If William
W. Thomas, aad John Back. are non-res-
idents # tie State Of West Virginia. II is
therefore ordered that they do appear here
in one month after tie first publication
OF tins order and Do what is necessary t.
protect their interest in the premises. A
copy teste.
N. 5. THORNBURG, Clerk.
IRA J. McGLNNIs, Sol. Feb. INV