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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-27

Hall Of the Red River Pilots Benevolent AssOcia-
ton New Orleans, August l, 1o7i-The Directors
and members Of this Association hereby request
ed to attend Regular Annual Meeting for the cleo
ton Of Board OF Directors, to be held TUES
DAY. September l. 1874 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Pune.
tua ATTENDANCE is requested. All members expect
ing to be absent entitled to vote by proxy.
BY order Of JOHN II. LEWIS President
JNO. A. MoUCHOS, Secretary. aul got
Time of Depsrture.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot the foot
of Caope street at clock p. NJ. connecting with
all fast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal
Cars on all trains iva
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-27

CLASS NJ.
To be drawn in public, at New Orleans, on
Saturday, September ~, 1874.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

sSy"THE LAST REDUCTION OF
THFxsgAsON No further changes In prices
will he made, so delay not, but make your pu-
chascs at once.
japanese Poplins at is%, Is, rs, ~, D. ana SOC
all about half their vaine
Black Ground C0lored Striped Grenadines at lOc
per yd worth poe;
Blt k,Grolnd Grenadines with colored Sill
stripes NJ l2alc per yard, woDhi be cheap at 25c
per yard
slde-I.and Grass Cloth Suitings at sOc, per yard
worth SEC:
striped Chinese Grass Cloth at i5c. worth 2Oc
per yard:
L.nos at l2.ic. per yard worth 25c;
ST. ped six at Sc, yOc. and 81 per yard-sA bar
gains;
Black silks from 81 TO $50 per YARD:
Linen Bitlste for Dresses AT 25c worth sc. per
pard;
Black Grenadines from poe. TO ii.9 per yard;
The best Printed Percales az 20c. per yard:
Fast COlored Lawns at l2H cents per yard:
rhc atest-stylc Slde-5tnd Lawns ana Calicoes /;
Pillow Case Cotton, ~ inches wide, at loC. per
yard
Plllow-Case cotton, % inches wide. q, l6'.
worth 7re:
Full width Unbleached Sheeting at 2sc per yard,
worth 35c:
Full Width Bleached Shooting at s3c. per yard
worth 4Oc;
Full-siith Bleached Linen Sheetlng at nc. pr
yard. worth 81:
Pillow Case Linen !. yards wide, at GOc worth
I5c per yard
English Cheyiot Surfing ut 2cc. per yard, worth
SIC;
Domestic Ginghams at Toe, i2Xc, i5c and 49,
per yard.
Bed Tick from i0c 20 $50 per yard:
Linen Drilling ard Duck from ictsc 10 soc per
yard
Ladies' Ready Made Suits from 80 10 s95:
Ready made Ghemises. Night GOWNS Dressing
Sacques. Corset Covers aud Aprons, al aston
ishlngly low prices;
Infants Embroidered Robes from s3 Ia $40:
Huckabtck Towels flom $50 10 sl2 per DOZEN;
Towelrg from iDc 10 Sc per yard:
Table Cloths and Table-Dsmask in Gil GuGii;ics
at prices n suit ALL
ATWOOD Table Cover, at 81 worth 81 80;
Pian0-OOyers IN great yariety-all at popular pr
ces:
Linen DOylies at lOc COO 75c, ST. 81 % and 81 20 ;
Autograph Fans at Ice worth s5c;
Lace Shawls, Lace Sacques, aud Shetland ShaSis,
IN great variety;
A full assortment Of Mourning Goods.
Mating In all widths and qnalitirs:
Oii-tl Jths, Rugs, Mats. aud window Shades:
Ni"b:t. Lavender, and Cologne Water, also Hand
kerchief Extracts and soaps in great variety
se.ing- Machine Needles at 20 and 5oc fIr paper
Of ten Needles;
The best Sewing Machine oil at l5c per bottle;
Clark sand Coats Spool Cotton at 7oc per dozen,
or G. per spool;
Sewng-Machlne Attachments, Il per box;
TOOfts improved kuiflers, 81 regular prices -
Cotton Yarns, at Hos. fgoNs TO II, at 81 % per
bundle Of five pounds;
| UnlAeached KnSsine 'otton. three, four and i've
strPnds, AZ &c per 2ocnd,
P1due Trimmings at = ami occ. apiece worm
double that amount:
jet B-eist-pns, Ear Rings, Bracelsts, Nectllce:
Sleeve and Collar Buttons, and tbonsands %
other articles. all to lie sod at extremely Tow
prices FOR cash only.
Particular attention paid 10 orders Goods sent
hy EXPRESS g. -. d. or upOn reCe!rf VI pO5t-OI-
| See order or rgs;e cred letter.
LEVY BROTHERS.
| IoIT and 1919 Main ST.
| aug O. Richmond. Va
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

turned to tie Treasury, lie gave the
Treasurer Of West Virginia, or who
ever was authorized to receive it, his
warrant foi the amount of his pay
under the salary grab bill. That
money was never in his possession,
and he never asserted any right over
il, except to give it to the school fund.
We are aware this is an unpardOna-
be offence in the eyes of Radicalism,
but the people look at it more leni-
eutly.
But why, Mr.. Journal, shall Mr..
Hereford be your scape gracef Your
own Hagans took his share of the sal
.arv grab. although he was not then
even elected to the House, and be
kept it, too, or used it in paying the
expenses Of securing his seat, from
a corrup; Radical majority in the
House. Give " your opinion OF
him
If the opposition can find nothing
more against Mr.. Hereford than his
record on the salary grab, he sill not
be greatly annoyed.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
TheCorn Crop.

From tie Monthly Report Of the
Department Of Agriculture, We learn
that ir the acreage Of corn planted
thi, Year. there Is al increase OF six
per cent over last year, or about two
millions of acres.
This at an average Of say so bush
Ct. to the acre would give 90 millions
Of bushels. The general condition
Of the crop, taking tie average Of all
the States, l.. just about % per cent
ofau average crop. IN some States
il is . or 10 per cent over an average
crop. :. Carolina and Georgia for
mstance-whi.e in Nebraska it falls
as low as u per cent. On a general
view, there viii Re u full supply for
home consumption and a large over
plus Sor expectation, amounting to
many millions Of bushels. With
such enc crops Of whea! Is have been
harvested, and a large surplus of
corn. We certainly ought to have bet
ter times this fall, when farmers be.
gin to turn their grain into money.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
The State journal and Hon. Frank
hereford.

The Sqie ,j,rapl brides Itself On
It's ycracjty; even vouchiug for the
ve-acity Of is correspondents. 1t
makes some statements in relation -
lloa. Frank Hereford, in its issue Of
the 18th inst, which we shall not Vi
olate the amenities Of journalism by
calling 10y their proper names, hat
which duty to our party, our princi
pies, and Mr.. Hereford As the uomi.
nee of our party. require us TO de
.uounce as entirely mevrrcc; au@ un-
founded.
The Jaupai sqys, Mr.. Hereford
is salarygrab5er.' The Jural, if
it knows anything about the matter,
knows that IS not so. VI. Hereford
| did no, vote for the salary-sr1b hill,
and when he voted ON the question,
voted agsins; i;.
The journal SAYS, INC put in hi:
pocket 5000 Of the public money
lie did not in any way. shape OF
form; neither technically nor really.
The mcney due Nr. Hereford accord
ing 70 the salary grab bill, remained
in the Treasury until it was turned
over to the school tund of 1his State
The Jo,1aai saws, "No, ne did rot
ike many other members Of Congress
make a clean breast by returning The
stolen money" Mr. Hereford voted
for bill requiring this money TO b,
returned TO che Treasury, bu; ;ha
was defeated lie voted also for tn,
bill repeating the salary grab, anC
when that bill va, passed and Con
rcss refused g; yri.r the money ra
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
The Patrons OF HusbaRdIy Rot a
Political Organization.

As some persons seem to thiak tina;
the Grange ere a political organ;A
ton, We give below short cxtrac;
from their declaration yf prilci
pies.
"No Grange, if true 90 its obliga
tions, can discuss religious or polite
al questions, nor call political con
vontions nor nominate candidates,
nor even discuss their merits in It's
meetings Yet the principles We
teach, underlie all true politics. all
true Statesmanship, and il properly
carried out vii tend to purify the
whole political atmosphere Of our
country. For we seek the greatest
good of the greatest number, but We
must always bear in mind that NJ
one by belonging % q Patron of Illus
bandry gives up thrt iaaIicnablo right
aud duty which belongs to every
American citizen. TO take proper
interest in the politics OF his country
ON the contrary, It is right for every
member to do all in his power lcciti
matcly to influence i,r c.n' tlcpar
~ O. vllh lrl.i"ne,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
Tilt on, Oh, Theodore /!

But it strikes us most torcibly,
that thy tilt on Beecher, is very much
like that of the Knight Of La Man
cha on the windmills.
fall other things failed to con
vince the world Of Tilton's low grow
cling instincts, and the immense mis-
take men made when they judged
him BY his writings rather than his
acts, the last act II his in publishing
a mass of most disgusting twaddi9
that passed between him and his wife,
ought to be sufficient.
1t seems as If Mr.. and Mrs. I. I
were writing az mark she would
write fool letter, and he would try
to oqtfool her, and generally succeed
ed.
But what in the world does the
public care for this nonsense? What
difference does it make which is the
biggest tool Of the two?
Cannot this thing be stopped?
Is the dam broke? Can't it be
damned in reality, as it has been so
often in spirit!
Seriously speaking, the pictures
presented by the letters between
Tilton and his wife, if written in sin
cerity, make 4 picture ofloying natures
Well mated, which i, Of ideal beauty,
but when the veil of mutual co6dence
il thrown aside, and the world is in
yited to come in and see how these
people worshippsi one another, then
the picture is destroyed, and only di e
gust and distrust is felt.
This is the pound that broke the
camers back , the publication OF these
letters has opened the peoples eyes
nd let them see how they nave peen
'eiooIed INTO believing lheo lore /"
''A'',, ana Il. E'i-''o''n al |''sV'' WIN,
III Eca'''!' ac''''o IS i ''''' '"''
'',L''', ~ " .',' '"7 iva; -.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
MARSHALL COLLEGE,,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CALENDAR ISs3-7l.

Fall term begins Sept. Is. Ends Dec. -. 80:
Winter" L" Dec. 10. Mar ~. 1874
Spring. d" Mar. ~. June 49, lsI+
INSTR UCTORS
J. b. CLARK, A. NJ, Principal;
BENZ. II. TmAsEsros, Il. NJ. LIST Assistant
Miss Carrie Cooper, md Assistant.
Ella Byrne, Bird Assistant.
Miss Mamie Love, Music and Drawing
There orc three Departments - Primary,
Normal aud Academical.
THE AClDENiCAL DEPA RTHEN7
Includes fullcoursc of English and Class
ical studies adapted 10 fit young people
for advanced standing in College.
TIE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement Of studies. aud the
methods Of instructions used, are intend
Ell to furnish the students with; lst. a
thorough knowledge OF the branches com
monty taught in the scho Is Of the State;
81. u knowledge or the principles
Of education and Of the art OF applying
them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPA RTHENT.
The Primary Department is so arran
ged as to constitute a model school. AMI
Intended to afford practical exemplfca-
ton of the principles AMI methods in an
efficient course Of Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students IN preparatory,
Normal and Aeademical departments
per term. so 90
Less that term, per week, 90
CONTINGENCIES payable by all stu
dentsl per term, | w
Lessons on piano including use Of
instrument, term of y weeks,
two lessons per week, OO
French and German each pc. ttrm, 1900
Tuition payable strictly in advause
Boariiug-Wi;h use or room per
week, 90
Fpel and Lirht. p
Winter term per weeF, 30
Washing per dozen 81
Students rooms are furnished with
stove, bedsiead, mattress, wash stand, tn
Bile, two chairs, washbowl, pitcher, pail
looking glass. lamp and window blinds
Bed clothes an all other Articles Of room
furniture other that those mentioned
above, must he furnished by the student.
There is no provision for self boarding in
the buildings.
Board bill payable one half Of The be-
ginning the other at the close Of the term
Further information may he obtained
by applica ton to THg PRINCIPAL
Huntington, Cabell county,
l5tf West virginia.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

With complete outfit Of Machtn
cry and stock.
Hsen DUNE will superintend the bind
cry, and nothing hut the best Of work
will be turned out under his supervision.
Flank Books made 10 order on short
notice, Music and Magazines bound to
order. Old Books rebound in any style
Orders will receive prompt attent' on.
J X M,DAvIDSoN
lTon,pn BOOK Store
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

Coz. BES. WI,soN was nominated
1t Eilenboro' last Thursday, as the
Democratic candidate Tor Congress in
the First District. Col. WILSON was
elected &c the place at the last elec
ton, but through the manipulations
Of the corrupt radical ring as Wash.
ington he was not permitted to take
his seat. Mr. J. Hanson Good, Mr..
Alex. Campbell and Col. Johnson
were also candidates and received
catering votes, but, on fading ma
jority IL favor of Col. Wilson, they
readily acqu;esced in his nomination
and promised their unqualified sup
port in the canvass. As the ball opens
thus tremendously in the First Dis
trict, Mr. John j Davis, with the il
gotten FIVE thousand, may .contem-
plate seclusion Cor the Forthcoming
term
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

Independent TASTES

Ono Of our "lulc9ondent' cX
changes. SAYS We are afraid IS "ludc
pendent tactics. We arc just in
the same proportion in which We are
more afraid of a venemous snake
hidden in the grass. than q anoth
or animsl comm. boldly a. rs, CIV
ing us an opp1rtunity Of defence (;
lust n. We are more afraid of The
assassin who imks in tle dark 20
murder. than Of an honorable foe
who meets "a, fac % face What
are "lndepcuGcut' tactics They
are the assumption ola great desire
for the purity oi politics; Of entire
disintcrcstedneS- between the differ
ent parties Of a wish tvr the Cltc-
ton of the best man Irrespective Of
politics; of great love tor the te-
featcd candidate and a bel.et that
he has been wroH-ed in the manage
ment of the convention; of bound
less love for the dear people, and 8
lofty sympathy Cor those who differ
with them. al Of which i, merely
scheme u cover up their advocacy
ofauothcr man, and an earnest effort
10 deseat thcuommce. Its no wonder
we dread independent ;actics; they
ure cloak by which the weaker par
" in this state was enabled to dis
tract and divide the State and to
place in the Guberuatorial chair q
man who protesting to be a Demo
crat has done all in his power to de
>irov the Democratie'party.
Let Us look at the independent"
papers Of TINS district; there are
three the editors Of two Of them
w know are thorough Republicans
ot the other. one who toek 20 very
prominent por; 100 defeating thc reeu
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tl.m.n n. a'. a. ut lI Ga,t
vlil r.,l rr..'.,r, ~ ,.m
th.y ar v.-aia.taa,..at. Dean
ocntic uc... mIi,t.,-, l. E.i.c
81 tcs.tntne District. tHi r, tae
who'd. hgrIarG tls.r -,a- n. OBJ,
..,1r parle l- hIrl.le.an-. -.
awful farore
it-vr tlu entirely t,D trans
p-ru:t. .c.it .a-. bat v,.y apt
o. Col. ,eaIiraaa.l. Tac cl,y,u
i.ot however o. beginning O. how
$50 fnl ,.at thc- Independent pa
per 1e very hl, airlt any meet
.n-,to.u, h.ll DOB ngh.if ,; the Dem.
.emj.c party. aai 30 ,pcakiuros such
o., haze been hell. they have only
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

WANTED MANUFACPURERS- The
W West Charleston Company Offers q bonus
OF from $3.50 Ia si0.0ln Ia Manufacturers Ioraiing
IN West Charleston. the Capitol Of West Virginia.
on the kapawhl Cheap c"il. iron ore. salt aud
humber Railroad AMI ri,uT Transportation. S"pi
for map lnh pamphlet MIT ivT.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
.Ang. RAW.
CHERIFFS SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
BY order Of the Judge OF the Circuit C0urt oi
KnnawlIa county. made on the cath day of July,
isI4 and Ia me di ected. will sell for cash, on
Saturday, The 22sd Duy Of Aagusf, 1874,
nj the Railroad Switch Landing. In the city Of
Huntington, Cabell County, W. Va, commencing
az 10 o'clocK. A. NJ, the following y operty to
wit: About 1900 Bushels Coal One Wharf Boat
Two Coal u1oats, Oie Fiat Boat, One Small
Boat, One SNd. OTs Barge No. 20, one Srlnd-
Stone, One Lot Iron Bolts, % Pieces and Coils
Rope, one Chain, Seven Pumps, -Four Large
Iron Screws, one Lot Old Iron Butts, one Par
Blocks and Tackle, one Pair Grabs. Three Iron
Bars, Two stoves and Fixtures aud lot of 9th
er thing, too numerous Ia mention, levied on rs
the property 81 the kanaYha and ONO Coal
Company, 10 satisfy cJalhs IN my hands for col
lection.
D. l. SMITH,
Sheriff Cabell County, W. Va.
Aug 6.tds
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20

The ann AMI enlrtl Vi JUS eciicHt''
that 10 wonder any one should
have been hoodwiukcd 50 lons as .
his real charaster.
MIR Bceoher regards Carpenter a.
Z a good nlturcd fool. who has q talent
Cor roking bis nose into other PEG.
ple's business lie shows very plain
I, that ii be hal any condolences with
any one, Carpenter would have been
about the last one 10 have received
them.
rs to M. Noulton. ha holds the
uneuyiable position Of a false friend.
Having been taken into the sacred
confidence Of two men, he bctrays
one. rs no other man could betray
him.
Noul,oa he's now turned accuser
and tries t. pour flood OF filth on
Mr. Beccher through q Chicago re
porter, but that proves nothing ex
cept the nastiness of the stream from
whence such source has Issued.
We confess that if, like the Cinci2
natl Enquirer, il was to our interest,
or that OF our religion, to break down
Mr. Bcecher, or iflike some, We were
so anxious To $50 blow inflicted on
the cause OF religion IS to be deter
mined to believe Iir. Beecher guilty,
no matter what the evidence in his
favor, we could find points in his
statement that seem weak, but crit
zeal examination, 10y an impartial per
son will be convincing that j, L. not q
guilty man speaking, who Is pleading
for himself: his letters show that Til.
ton Is the man he is trying to save,
and no: himself
We can. in the light OF his general
conduct. his hitherto uuaccu>ed life,
see how. with M, nervous, sauguIue
temperament. his extrayasant notions
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
TINTED STATES DISTRICT Court FOR
| THE DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA.

NITED STATES DISTRICT to'hi FUN
u THE DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA -
In the matter of J. a. Kline Bankrupt, in Bank
ruptcy:
Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant 70 an or
der OF said court. male on the Ith day or May,
1874, will, on the 18th dayiof September, 1914,
at my Office In the city Of Charleston, kanawha
county, West Virginia, proceed 10 ascertain and
report TO said court the following Matter and &c
counts viz:
First, OF what real and personal estate the
said Bankrupt. j. A. Kline was seized, ut the
date OF the filing Of his petition IN Bankruptcy.
Second, All liens aud debts against the estate
sf the sad Bankrupt, and the nature, amounts
and priOrties Of the same.
Third Such other matters as 10 me may seem
pertinent or any party Interested may require
The taking Of said account aud report VIII be
continued Il ON time time, until the same Is com
pieted. $500,
Register In BInkrup,y.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
ONE DOUBLE ChRDIKG MACHINE.

TIT said machine - IN COOL running order. u
Is a SIX Worker Double Machine, WITH fun st
of two feet cards, picker DC, compete. II cost
new, .6U.
Terms NJ sale: Onc-thiri cash IN hand one
third ON a credit Of six months, and one third
on "a credit Of nine months. Bond aud good Sc
curity required OF purchaser.
JOHN Is. LslDLEY.
July soft. Assignee Ae
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
LEG Al ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE.

nv yir,ue OF two deeds OF trust executed 20
- a. .,nstee nv A. r. Woodrock. one dated fih
asy Of september. is.s. IN secure the payment OF
= certain claim to q. b. Barrett Co, anI one
sated the nth day OF June, lisa, 70 secure the
uayInent 10 II. NJ. Burick, OF note OF Two nun
sred dollars. and default having been made IN
the payment Of both OF said claims on
Saturday. the 2esh Day Of September,
is7a. nj the Law once Of Gibson a s'mms IN the
civ OF Huntington. W. Va l shall p.oeeei 70
s,ii the following property N my hands ~ trustee
nv virtue Of the Aforesaid deeds OF trust; No.
9 Iron Safe, jewelers. show case ! Fine Get
man Clock. (..wlth music In II, ! German city
r,me Keeper. Hanging Lamps, Lot OF Gold
Kings, Lot OF Silver Rings, | Lot o. silver cake
sfani., Large Lot Assorted sPectacics anu Eases
Large Lot OF Ladies' Gold kar Kings, Breast
pins. Gun Bssttons &c. jewelers. Glass Case,
n Lot OF jewelers. Trays, ! Lot siv Mugs.
syrup jugs and other miscel fneous JeweIry OF
al kinds Terms of Sale, CASH
HI. SIMMS,
Aug. 20-4w. trustee.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
COLLEGE,
II SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TWENTY-FIKST SESSION, 1S73-7f.

BEGINS SEPT. 3, AND CLOSES JUNE II.
Course OF Study as high as that of any
Co 'lege in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank. Ezten-
sive Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet
aud Laboratory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance Of the Roanoke Valley
renders the expenses very moderate. For
session Of Ten Months Including Board,
Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing &c, about
5000
Students from nineteen States and Ter
ritores.
Ea9~For Catalogues and further infor-
nation, address
REV. u. +. BITrLE, ID. d.
July 9th Pm. President.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-20
.DISSOLUTiON NOTICE.

TIE partnership heretofore existing between
~ r. Smitn and Lewis R0ush IS tns day nls-
solved: NJ r SIu!tn having bought ne interest
~ Lewis RDush Ia said 7arlu r,hip Al the debts
contracted by the finn, "a harrington, Viii ne
sctiItd by NJ =. smith. rud AL p,r-n,is Eu '"i' Z
Themselves ud"a'ed 10 .his hr.U VIII please call
In aud pay the ;.iGJrNt tu n. T. Su!.h, rs pr
agreement Of said SMITH i ROUsH.
The undersigned vii continue he business nj
the I'D stand, Gui wiil sci goods cheap - aay
i.rm In the city, for cash Or ready pay.
NJ. f. SMITH,
HUNTINGTON Aug .oth, IS-+.- .o-ti
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Aug. 20-4w.
SALE!

.DECEIVER'S SALE!
Ry virtue OF n decree rendered at the May term
fs;I. OF the Circuit Cou I OF Cabell County, as
Receiver of said Cur. OF the partnership effects
o. the nrm ofJ. X. a K. Shore, shall proceed 20
81, at public auctsDn 20 the highest b'uuer' u. tle
PIsning Mill 81 j. Y. 4 X. Shore, in the city OF
Huntington, W. Va,
On Wednesday, September 2srd, 1874.
the following property, belonging % the a'ure-
said frm: $4,000 feet Uemock Lumber, las
soriedD, $4,000 feet White Pine Lumber, 10000
feet Yellow Pine Lumber. 700 feet ASH LuihDer'
Hairs Iron safe. Oiiice Desk, Table, Chairs,
. Stoves. ..Pony Planer," and other miscelane-
0us things in said mill, belonging TO the irn OF
i X r. Shore. Terms made known on day
JAMES I. THORNBURG.
Receiver OF said Court.
Huntington. w. Va, Aug. 20, ls.+-f.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA

y. \. DOW NEh. =. -. Amir
CAi.'y E. law
WEST VIRGINIA
Real Estate, Claim and Collection Agency
rNHE un.ers:r ned have opened an Of
l. fee in Huntington f.: .ae pareA.ie
,ale and lease Of
Real EstaN,
Cry Proprty,
Asnerd! Lana
u.ang PriVifsges
Aud for TIE
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
Of all Kinds.
We now have several very desirable
properties in this city and vicinity foT
,ale or lease. Circulars detailing terms.
modes OF doing Business, references, To-
yether with the circulars Of the Central
Land Company and maps Of the City Of
Huntington, sent by mail on appliostienOn
Office ia Post Office building. Hunting.
ton W. Va. W. s. DOwNSR j. co.
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