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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHEKS.
The Board Of School Examiners of Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at jackson, on the
LAST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day if necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials ofgood moral character. Ger
tificates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, in no case, be either antedated OF
postdated.
Byorder oCthe Board Of Examiners.
Decl5,'70-tf ], W. LoNGBoN, Clerk.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02

The wife of Gen. s. H. Hurst of Chilli
cothe died last week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02
THE PION Err,

a handsome Illustrated Paper, con ntaining the
Homestead Law, mailed free to all parts OF the
world. Address, .. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner, U. P. r. r.,
O111a aIa NahraS ska
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02
Clothing Store,

STRING STYLES.
We quote as follows:
Cashmere pants and vest from $3.50 to $50.
Cashmere pants $500, 45O, 500, best.
Jeans pants sl.OO, 1.25, I.5O, LIS, 200, $50.
Jeans coat $3.50, 400, AIS, 500, very best.
Fine cashmere suits $780, 14OO, 1900 III best
Fine dress suits Sl40O, I6OO 1sOO 1900, finest.
Good business suits $500, 1900.
Best working suits $500, Tvs.
Fine doeskin pants s4.OO, 4.75, $50.
Fine blue coats $5.75, 6.75, $50, s.75.
Fine cashmere vest $l.25, LIS, 225.
Boots $500, 8.25, $780, 400.
Fine calf boots $500, 4.5O.
Overalls, very best, 75 cents.
White shirts $1.OO, 15O.L75.
He'''e'''0e'' ''e '0''' 40 as zoe
promise, and all goods aUG7'-
Ou9. motto IS OaGicE Sales
Boys and Youths Clothing,
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CIR UMES
COMFORT

Are the cheapest polish in the market, because
one box at 10 cents will polish much surface
as 25 cents worth of the old polisher.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02
CRUMBS

Have lust taken the in competition with
lst premium Mt the OTI several of the best
Indfauapolis EXPOSE OI of the old stove
ton. polishes.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

thing tina. Injuries The crops here is the
dry weather which often cuts their crops
down to one-haif, but by little trouble
the lands could be watered by means Of
wells and hose, as water can be reached
at from twenty-five to fifty feet.
With the same amount OF work ex-
pended here on q farm that the people do
east they eau soon make fortune. this
country is rapidly filling up and before
many yeais Texas will he the Empire
State Of tie Union. IL certainly IS the
cream If creation, and maa Is only l.
see il to forever flreswear iarmii g Oh
Eastern lands. | looked over the whole
country in company with John Owens
Esq, # Sherman and more atiabie and
pleasant gentleman cant be found III
Texas. All persons visiting this country
should call and see him as he Is IN the
business If locating emigrauts and dealing
in real estate generally. met here among
the V;rginians /. l.. Hereford 10 whom
am especially indebted for fayor-, DIR
lille. ID. Carr, A. 4. Haudiey aad Chas
Walton.
/ have increased four pounds in flesh
since I lave been here, and am satisfied
IL il healthy country.
am going u take trip west on
the prairieS aud as soon as | return l VIII
start for home. And if come by the
way Of the Indian Nation ! will bring my
Indian sweetheart back with me.
WICKED WILLIAM.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

causing very serious and painful
wound, but not dangerous. Mr..
Wilson thinks the first mans pistol
must have been loaded with blank
cartridges as he aimed right at him,
and if there had been halls in the
pistol he thinks he must have
been lit. Alr. Wilson's brother
who was asleep up stairs, heard the
noise, but being awakened suddenly
could not find his pistol and by
the time he could get down stairs
the robbers had made their escape,
The men were disguised by patches
of paint on their faces, and had some
pieces of check tied over their heads
and on their breasts. These were
found in the road near the house in
the morning. This was the most
daring attempt at robbery we have
ever heard of in this vicinity and we
hope the perpetrators will be caught.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. On Sunday
last, there were no services at any
of the Churches but the Methodist,
where a large congregation listened
to Rev. Mr.. Griffith who preached
eloquent sermons both morning and
evening. AT the close of the morn
ing service, Mr.. j. T. Gibson made
an appeal to the congregation for
aid in building the church which has
been commenced, and received over
forty dollars in cash and subserip
tons.
Mr.. Griffith gave notice on Sun
day that he would preach on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing- and perhaps continue the serv-
ices longer.
There was a good congregation
present on Monday evening.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
FROM JUDGES CREEK.
Huntington Advertiser.


FCDGEs CREEK, October 2ud, 1874
Corn crops are generally good, notwlth.
standing the severe and protracted
droughts Of the season, and upon the
whole will yield better return than last
wear.
In the vicinity of Milton-where your
correspondent has been sojourning Tor
several days everybody seems 10 mean
business. Seyeral persons have been en-
gagged in cuiling slaves during the past
ween. Mr.. \. Poor, who has been ell
gagged in the stave business since last
Spring, has just finished delivering a large
number, and he says he Las another lot
vet 10 come.
Wilton is n neat furnishing little place,
and will soon leave Barbour-yille behind,
unless that place spruces up little.
AIe-srs harsAberger 4 Newman are
running their grst mills day and night,
and can't keep up at that. Baker " Martin
have as, grist mill, but some part OF 1t
!. broken 50 that they cannot grind. /
understand tina, Messrs. Harshberger Il
Newman propose erecting large mer-
chan; mill on their present site; II they
DO that it will be great help to Milton.
C1x& Co.. are rapidly selling cut with 4
view to procure a new winter stock.
The great show together with the Bal
lentire concert is at present furnishing the
the inhab. tants IF Milton with general
topic Of conversation. The people Of TINS
section are bestirriug themselves little
also. Mcssrs Met allister " Co., and
Justice. Birch Il Co., are busily engaged
delivering slaves at Poor Hill.
There j. ia course Il erection large
cLuIcn. de- gLed ipr tie use Of the Bap-
tia, ii tn, ), ace. \ new -chool-hou-e If
e.. De- pvt up immed aicly. Mr. james y.
Hatfield ha- engaged Ms professional ser
&c, a. teacher, /, tie peDp'e OF tins
sec IN.
II those Lincoln county sang dlggers
iuteai 10 pay Us another visit they lad
better bring tier green ezra and eggs
with them a. tie aforementioned Produc-
ton cI our country a.e sometimes u"-
hraIt y. especially "nea taken Wine 4! IS
TOO dark T. maze ! good selection.
Oi course tguse Young TuosIc!5, VINO
CA ne out If Milton la, Saturday crow rg
so Justify, were not drank oh no, On; !.
bet a ceut taoy had bcel i:ic!y ew.rS G
u &C jimmy.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

THIS CIRCUS. There is the most
industrious set of Youngsters in this
town now that has been seen for a
long time. We saw some boys
gathering bones a day or two ago -
We said "boys what are you going to
do with the bones - They replied,
Sell them, and get money to 60 to
the Circus" Some gather bones,
some old iron, some run errands, and
all the pennies are saved to 90 to the
circus with.
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

TtxEs Look NJ the advertising
columns aud see General OIeys and
Sheriff Smiths notices that tkey are
ready to relieve you of portion of
your surplus change for the good of
the corporation and the common
wealth.
Better pay at once and have it off
your mind.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

Faur.-Cu Monday two men,
vho had more valor than discretion
hai So, Co on Second Avenue AMI
fought two or three rounds before
they were separated. There were
uo fair knock downs, bat the "c'ar-
ei~ flowed quite freely. If We oa
Is hal ,ae classic lore fthe Parker-
burg Eum.a.r local. We might expa-
,iate on Hannibal, Nildalc~, Jul
Ms Cy4- Sc, but win have to let
70 20 81, it i, and say that one
of thc parties ct a scratched face
and the othera black eve, they were
requested go "aalk up To ,he Cap
t-ius Barkc, Office, AMI settle
,hyir fare, which they DIN go the
amount % FIVE t,i,ar~ each.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHNr

HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINE
Sometime ago we received from New
York an advertisement signed Null
ligan Il Co., with request that We
should insert it six months &c. We
suspected it to be Il swindle, as no
sewing machine could be manutactur-
ed for $1,000 with table &c We
inquired about the matter, and were
satisfied that il was one OF those boz
gus concerns that are started period
ically in New York to swindle the
unwary. We regretted TO see the
advertisement in some OF the other
papers, as it has been the means of
causing considerable los. We have
heard of several who have sent mon
ey to Mulligan Il Co, and it has Ii
every ease been a dead loss. We
warn persons from sending money
to Nuliisan & Co., without first see
inc the machine.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

CluS & ONO e. R-Tar New
York Tons states tha; one day las,
wec& oac Of ,Ae.r reporter, wcut m-
% VA, street u look up the par
ties that are cnIeay.riu- 90 have
the mortgage on the r. 4. Fore.
closed. /, vas found that the party
who made the att iavi, did not rep
resent S25p.oIo.-of the indebted
MSS, ol over Sl5,ouo,opo OF which
over sI2.0lD.0uJ.o0 ua> been fmi
cl. The e.io., Was simply - elk
jo5b.ce operation, Ia, cacs,duo cy-
ciJemeu; in ,ae market. On ;ac
contrary, G.. y .. bonds went up
tae same dav.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
AND MURDER On last Tuesday night
etwecn 10 and II o'c.ock Mr.. Frank
Wilson who lives on Twelve Pole, a
few miles from this place, was
reused from his sleep by some one
knocking at the door. lie got M
and found two men, who said they
were strangers and wanted 10 stay
all night Mr. Wilson told them he
could not acc IMMEDIATE them. hut
thew told him they were Jirel and
wt. and begged him not to turn
ITEM away. Mr.. Wilson's witc fr!t
s,r1v for travellers on OF such "a
bad night AMI told her husband To-
let them com in and warm them
selves He did 80, went 10 the fire
to stir it up and then TUNED t. offer
the men seats, ~ he turned he
FUND one of them confronting hju
ei,h pistol and the exclamation
"your money or your life. He
knocked the pistol up, and II went
81, AMI the man fired at him three
times but did not hurt him. The
other robbcr who had remained
,tiuding near the door, then fired NJ
Mr. Wilson. and struck him on the
leg near the hip joint. The. ball
struck the bone aud passed around
IN. lc- and down towards the Sna.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

DIED Mrs. Hunter, aged about
40 years, who lived near the Car
wheel Works, died on Monday night
last from ovarian dropsy.
She had long been a sufferer from
the above complaint, and since Jan
uary has been tapped eight times,
the amount of water removed ag-
gregated eighty three gallons.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

~ TIE LAST REDUCTION or
TIKI SEASON No further changes ~ prices
vii hc madc. So !ciay not, hui n,.sc iOaf puF-
chase, ~ once.
japanese Popllns AT i.i ~, -, o.. !, AZ! 3oc.--
all about hali their Na!ue;
BACK s7IunI-cc!,r-t striped Grenadines Al Toe
B't AGROUND Grenadines with ooinred SIN
strirc- al l2z. per yard, "oJli re e"eSp ~ &c
s,iie,Bsnd Grass Cloth sui'!rss at So, per gard
worth 3nC:
striped chinese Grass Cloth at isc. worth soc
Itn1s'at Igs,c. per yard worth %:
striped 81, at So, 90. and u per ya7d-a.i bar
gains:
men BItistr :0T D.e,.e, al 90. y Ofth SC per
Back grenadines from PIC to si.95 per yard;
The be-t Printed Pr5ca!r- u ~. per yard:
F.st Cqiurri Lawns az -. cent- pr ward:
The l,i..,.--iy,e Sic-B iGi Lawn. AMI Cahcoes
Pillow Gas, Cotton, 81 inches vide, al loc. per
ward;
Pillow rssc Cotton, 40 inches wide, st les
worth 2"c,
FIJI; slih Cuhleachel sheetipg at tSc per yard,
faI Vida Bleachcd Sheetlng at asc. per yard
worth .1c:
Fua.~ritn Bl-acAed Linen Shceiirg at nc. p'
ward. TOr'ht;
Pillow Case Linen : !atus NIue, % o'-' WI Ia
English Ghsyi5t shiriiug at 20c. per yard worth
Domestic Ginghams at ioc, aye, 10. snd 10, c
per yard.
Linen Drilling aud pucS from ldI; TO sc per
ladies' Ready-Made suit. from g to -;
Ready-mafe Ghrmises. Niyht Gowns, Dressing
Sayques. Corset Overs aud Aprons, at aston
i-hnyy ioB prices;
Infant : Eg,,,roid-rr,, Robes rom $ 20 30:
lIurs.b.ck Towels fiom $3.50 90 Sl2 per dozen;
Torell'rg from luc 70 81 PEI !4.d;
Table Cloths ami Tabie-D4inAsk II al qualities
,G.W""i Taplr COW, At 81 worth $40:
pan Covers N great yarieiy-ail 81 popular pri-
Linen Doylies at ioc. eoc sc, 81 81 y and 81 -
Autograph Fans ~ iuc worth r..
Lac. Shaws Lace >iCq1es, aud Shetland S1a SIS
\ mi assortment q, Mourning Goods,
Mating IN al widths aud qualities:
on, 'ths. Rugs. Nsts. aud " inf0w shlHe.;
Violet Lavender, and Cologne Water, also Hand
ktrch.ef Extracts and soaps IN great variety .
SeEinE-Msch!ue Needles at 80 AM 20, I D. = paper
Of fen needles;
The best sewing Machine oil AZ 10 per hottie:
Ci4rs's aud Coats spool Cotton al 'Jc per drI n,
STRENGTHENING Attachments, 81 per hox:
Iouft'- improved kufers, 81. rrgufs- prices 8 I:
G09irics Tuck-makers. 8 rgLla- p.icr y -:
Cotton Yarrs. at Nos. ON 70 Il, C; 81 ~ per
bundle ~ i've pGnucs,
tnbeachei Knitting ottOn. three, four and nge
strYpts. al ~ per pound:
Pique Trimmings AZ - ard 90 apiece worth
double that amount:
J,t BTeast-p pins. Earrings, Bracelets, Neckl4c-
Sleeve ruA COiar Buttcb-. AID thousands %
other article. al 20 he sold al extremely low
prices FOR c8sh only.
Particular attention Ds!d to or.itrs. Goods sent
by express G.. O. D.. OF upoL receipt u post-Oi-
See q. DER " rcsiS;sred !e.'e-
LEVY BROTHERS..
Ill and 1913 Main St.
Aug. 6. Richmond. Va
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

CENTENNIAL CLLEBaA
celebration of the one hunirod,h an
uiyersary Of the battle cF Point
Pleasant viii take place, on next
saturday, at the Point on the oil
battle field. The Battle OF Point
Pleasant was one OF the most severe
indian b.ttles ever tough, in thu
country It commenced s'on after
sunrise and lsS'ej I'll uear,y sIa>et.
cfrn. Andrew Lewis, whose trr,z
statue Is on the base o. the Wash
;r-ton monument in Redmond wa-
iuc5mmaal; Col. Lewis, mi q um1
rro. otl,r officers. ana more than .F
hundred of the rank AM G.a ve.e
killed and wounded. TAe los 90 tire
waite, va, a5oit one fourth OF ihc
whole rumh,r engaged. \ S-ee:
many Indians were killed. Thi,
battle took place on I've 10Th of oc-
tober l71!, iI-t oac hundred years
aco next Saturday.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

BOILER ExrLcSloN AND Los q
LIFE. -Ou Friday last tcrrjil,
boiler explosion took place a, Round
B,,to., uhou, h II way between
ratlett,hgr. and Louisa on IL, Big
Sandy, by which at least i've and
perhaps ~ persons los, their lives.
The boiler blown up was at EP. Full
lcr'- mill, the explosion WAS caused
by lack of water in the boiler, bu,
We nave not learned whose fault that
was. The Engine and Mil were
tom TO pieces, and a house that stood
near was thrown over. but the in
m,t Us escaped seriou, injury.
The killed were Moses Hayden
and hi, son Wesley, Granville Shan
non, Henry Harris. JET. Fuller
had one arm cut, leg scaIieI AID
C mpound fracture OF the right arm;
sam Burke >calded on head aid &c,
both legs and one thigh broken 4;
Henry Braden, head sawyer, ,calded
ou breast, head and Bowels and So
we're scalp wound; Stroller, elbow
broken and Ep. Fuller bruised.
The ruins took fire after the accj
dent, but the wounded were all res
caed.
Piece, of the mill were blown near
" quarter ola mile. The Engine
and machinery are Il total wreck.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
rEFAKrUKEs
- Alrertlsements

-. new advertisements IN to
day, paper as follows;
w r. acknowledgements
sale
DI SurH Notice 10 Tax Payers.
T<.. Il. OLuY.-Notice TO Tax Fay
cr~.
" p TIrUs.-Notice 90 St'cA hold
CTS.
E,rrE Il BIO -Bailders.
Nli.ca IsneouS Advertisements &c.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

Isy.l are q Democrat, vote the
Democratic ticket. Independents
arc tr,.- o. carry water on oola
Shoulder,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
y = NCI N< Nj Ms
FOR ST ATE SEN TB-

James 4. Nishterl. ESQ. having declined the
nomination IrHiiers,d hiu ~ thr Logan CDaVen-
ton. Ht TIE earnest ncitatIln e many per>.iL-
o. AMI z 4iiiaIi frirHds. IuaGGar- niy-tlf - a
cInfiia - for he Senate and respectfully AK
tAe iisorai,ie ems Sc -sliou u lie voters Of
this senatorial District at the rirct;On On the
{ -'0r Tlfs iar n ~ rh,r. n-yi
HN. ~IoTT.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
SrrcNAN

7. WAS Sunday u rujrg ard al the stores
and places Il business. AID Ia re es-
pec'aly the bar--uoms were opening uP
t.r business.
They rec cai1e Sunday here from ten
o'c..cs A. VI. al four iu the afternoon.
sherman la' a population Il about *
thousand Ueu.s.n in the same cHuIty
las population # ab.U the Same.-
There az, some Jour ~ five 4 or towns III
this county with from fifteen hundred t.
tnp thou-aud inhabitants. business -
d.nc here WITH rush and city i'r perry
commands a fabulous price. lie South
era N.ty. IN tas CITY. wu'ch j. not a.
large =. the Merchants Hotel in Hunting
l.u, rented asst year at SIX hundred dol
.alSa Month, ILaSlHg over seven thousand
q wear. 10 rents tui- year Al iour hum
died a mputu. AMI nutw .thstaUdiug they
pay such rents they say they make large
pr tt- A.i .tacr houses rent in the same
RATIO hli tie business they al d. fd.iy
jus, n,s u. Tney are building here al
y ormaa a rev toGr,-l.use tat j, l. cost
-evc ty-tIVc thousand dollars. . he .uHty
Fa.rai;.i> p ace Is uow ia iui! bloom
Court IS as To- session, and sherman pre-
sell, a business aspect that c..a..e eeS
c.mpar.s "a WITH any eastern city 81 tlrcc
tines lbs -.zc.
Bat Z, sc tie beauty II Texas u
must -; "a, II the cites AID into tie
country. aid upon til, subject J could
dwell y hour, al would be 4 interest
tI,>, seeking AonC,. Suc1 a bcaut-
ia. unity Gid never before c, iuy cye.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

BOARDING HoUsE.-The fixtures
and Lease of clearinghouse in q
first rite location, for sale cheap -
Apply t. " :. Downer 81.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

john Henderson, "a Civil Ensi-
r.ev ,r.w Vest Virginia committed
,..c.i. 10 Ne. Orleans, Oct. lst.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

The funniest thing in American
journalism /, the rapid increase OF
papers at CaSsyille, W. Va, where
until the past few weeks, newspapers
were unknown. We now receive
,oo papers, both purportiug To be l.
>uci from that burg" the one edit
cd hy Mr.. Lewis, and the other by
Mr.. Piymale. Well, il /, we sup
po>r. true that miracles have ceased,
bat wonders, almos; equal to mira
Giles, crowd Us on every hand.-Big
\uig III -s'i.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
NARIn;s ITENs.

Kv.GHrS OF PYrurA-.-The Pyth-
cans Of this place viii give an enter
taiument at the Central Land Com
pany's bui' ding on Thursday, tn
Dad Of October. The programme
vii include 4 supper and Ball. 4
good time il anticipated.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08
FROM HUNTINGTON TO TEXAS.
4 Third Avenue Rooster at Largo
Drops IN at the Cincinnati aad
Indianapolis E1positions-Over
the Prairies and falls n love with
n Souaw--T.xas life &c.
Corresponding Huntingdon Advertiser.


n SquaW--T-xas life &c.
-O-
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.
SHERMAN. TEXAS, October 3rd, 1874
left Huntington on the Dist inst,
with both fun AID business in view and
started for tins place. hope that kind
providence has since rewarded YOU with
plenty oSra,u aud rise in tie river. We
were two DAYS and nights going from
Huntington to Cincinnati aud n matter
If necessity We were compelled to resort
g. the various amusements II lac day and
AGE t. Kill time. as well Is put orr
shoulders % the wheel rather than spend
ulore than twelve hours on "suag bar"
We found Cincinnati full up, aud on
end. Hotel. we're iuil AID though We
tried at seven to get bed On wiiica our
innocent conscience could Il. ii rest, tie bes!
t.ey cIu.d oser as was hook on via. ca
L lang. or cot in tie open hall-Stlii
the papers ii that city true - tile paper
creed were publishing As fact thar the
notes could accommodate thousands more.
Tie Opcras, Theatres. Shows, Can Cans
were r,ap'ug r.ch harvest.
Not willing {, spend another night IN
such conf, rtabIc quarters l took the
sraiu early next morning iDr
INDIANAPOLIS,
which j. in fact the rising city Of the
west. With location situate "n the
h;eh and endless prairie it i making &
ant strides ip every direction. 1t now las
a plpu alton + over one hundred thou
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

IwroRrAyr To BUILDERS A B Pa!
mer is prepared to take contracts for
huil linz houses and all kinds Of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail t. give him call.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

Young & sample are receiving
fresh Oysters daily by Express
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

SrovEs.-The time has arrived
when stoves are in order. We see
Medtord and his assistants going
around with PIPE, wire, shears DC 4,
showing that they are engaged in the
stove business. 1t Is to be hoped that
housekeepers viii exercise due care
in putting up stoves and see that
the pipes do not run in proximity to
wood without metal or eartheu fue>,
ana that chimueys are safe. y verv
little care will sometimes save a great
deal Of money.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

FoH RrSr.-Two comfortable cot
;ac- house.
". = DOWNEE.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

Mrs. q. W. Jones has been serl-
ous,v I'D since last sunday.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

! viii sell to the highest bidder on
Tuesday, Oct 18th. al 10! A N
the Bulletin Board in front of the
Pos; O:ice, cIntaing 2oOO feet OF
pine aoplar lumber. Terms cash.
Z pALMER.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-08

New Goods at Jenkins News
Store.