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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

40 csshs Csrons Al 818l Is tba Leaassa from 7eSe 40
bags R,nsoon 7d1a anil 800 bags Rangccn to arrive
gob, IN bond -
sSBDs-Coyer active; u 500 hsss Prime
DOCK 9s and 100 bags Choice at and 100 bags ao
Prime at qisc., and 500 N Old State Clover Of Be-
sTBARIN stronger but quiet Western Prime In tcS quoed w.
that price bid for CITY and 9asc ssked
sUGAR-Tbe msrhet for Ravsis qnt bat stesdyi ss~
aSO Cesuss 8Ax 40 here's Cstcd stS
arrives Infscr 70 Common Refining A.
Retned ssssr steady on the b.. o. fo asas
astd97s; BE- esso Extra ga 94d9ae and Cs sssuSc
TALLoW arm bat only moderately sevsj sales OF 0oWo out
7sd7 1871 &c. and III hhds Prime tfty 81 I'
WHISKY demands ssies Of 800 hb' q, ST.
A aholo al mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
sr Caofx-Bsri Csrih.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


.suss III. rcep.s TO-DAY 10 pkgs POS arc s'e'N' -
oso,ed Pesrs are lnaeuNe
coSsc Delaware, Lkswanns aaG Nese oo tcn. Of ssAa
rronc Wednesdey 3uV'V w
toh ~ Railing wss brisk the prices were about ne
tea a., month Steamboat and Chesing SOFA ~ ~ on
thoss 'o ~ ,.si month The following The ps oV'
p. $3.50, a. seTp,d with OF the last sale ~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
Ghanfes Tor uuslness Men
REAL ESTATE.

w-YORK, Thursday. Jan. 20, 1874
There were no sales of real estate at the
Exchange Saesrooms. being very thinly attended.
The sale announced by Richard " Harnett Of house and
lot ST.. postponed un
til Feb. %, at the same hour and place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

Inru1s n
&c g,, delivery the advanced lc p TO- with coed DE-
II .a q. folpss. all on baiss Of bow Mdlh1gs; 90 ,oo
SIC. SAD eyriag February 200 "a ls.SZci DVo,
49, 400 IA 2l.32c March 2lOO 1Ls2 100 10 id'552c
Ia IL zoe BOO 10 7.l6c April 100 l. 400, 10 2932
ssT 500 6 a32e 200 10 5lGc June, 200 l6S1 !ay iUo
H., T,s 500 bales B1hsnge3fc. paid TO exchange lVoo
shy,,rv To- Msfeh TO-DAY February OOO Ia u .oc
100 I4s,, 100 Il 2-32c; 300 49, 500 ll,ioe a0 0
i5ss 500 - 1880 900 10 7l6c 300 10 l5-Sc 400
iOD n lig 300 10 l7.32c GOO 10 9l6c; 500 j. tSSe
800 lji. 200 IL 1882; 500 l5i2. April 400 J? x oe
700 IL r.; 400 10 2932c; 400 u lbl6e; llOO 10 SIS
GOO l6 G2c 100. 10 32c 800 l6c; Io 10 ias' og
Ice. 300 is l32c 100 is l-l6e MAY 100 10 0Ioe ~
is 10 go 1000 6aa 100 l6 l732 June i09 10 loo
100 I6 sp.f5c; 100. lie; 800 10 81 ;SZ -
= 100 b,iss Grand total. 20 400 bales -. =, -, -.
,sder are and notice considerable reguaru IN
&c ,ss Srng and Winter Wheat brsod are ve SLOW OF
- S,s Extras tame the close the market dali except
=, .bt hne EItTss which scaTce sales OF S5OOhb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
BROOKLYN property 90 lei.

EULTON-ST. STORE PROPERTY to LET OF
LEAsR-Im MEDIATE osssessoa b had; poaassuy 80
desraby any bune doors dsd r eseas pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

Clear Rib Sides s for sides up country buyer Bsa
ern Fog shouLisrs 9 fos Clear bib Sides 9 for Clear stea
Green hs.s 5 or sho.lasI' DC fsc Clear hs sdss
6, p,sirr Is soSss rs for EI,rs assdy Receipts.
5000 bbls our 900 hush 10000 bush Com 2OO
sa DATA 1000 bush Rye LOCO hush Barley sd 800 Hogs
. o... I. .. .I.r. cOrroN MARKETS
Bosros Jan 29Cotton quet: Mddus receipts 100
bales sro", 5297 bates sales 800 bales 900 e:hs
hddins ID gr 1Gcod Orinsry lace receipts $50 bales
s'pors 70 Crest Bn,sin l72 bales 10 Poes 62s bss' sales
0Ahynsros Jan 2ec,oa quiet mcdert' aocd Ord
AK iSta nranns 49, ne. reesip,s 2o1A ns.; az
bales sales, 1000 Jtses; stock. ia, 1856 bsea -,
NHvORLsASs Jan 29-Cot,on firm demand goodi some ses
better grades isc higher hddng 5's; 10. MidihnE SSsa
Good Ordinary, IL receipts Oi bses s"ss eeg
bales exports Great Britain 1886 bales; the Cosspsn So3
e to France 63S2 bass ooastwise 207 bales sales 4oV
bass: Las, evening 500 bales, 3O3 4s9 bales az,
bates; sales l 1856 bales
PHIAD.LrHIA. jan 29--Co,ou quiet; Mddne l6he; Lev
n'ddins - 4 Strict Good Ordinary 4s Good 0n.J Id s'
Ordinary IL o net receipts 1lJ bales; gross 665 bales
hnhPnn Jan 29Ceuon demand fair; Low hddinc l4nlSf
receipts 2in bales shipments 2769 bales stoc 7O9l9 bales
sayAss.H 30 nominal Mttng loA; net receipts
R4sriscas J.a Cotton S. doll, sSinr MD
sIpci.. eoss,- ISL Ss .ls S5 S.ss spans1
sock Ii 908 baeA
Nos,oLk Jan 29-Coos easy; Mtddius 1s nes re-
eepr 66 bales exports eoastwse 271o bales sales 80
ssoct 49, $40 bales.
LoUIsvnLE, JAM 29.--Cotion qniet; Midiins 15r. .I
WiLxIsoros Jan 29Conen qaet Mddng W pe' eee'o"'
AoBz Jan 29cs;tan hding l5is net reoeon ~
CINCINNATI quiet Mddhnx 15h eats 23s
bales: shipments. 35j bales; STOCK l3, 1913 baiez
dali nominal; Mjditg &c. re-
ceips, $40 baes shipnens 500 bales sales 3Sl baea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
brookInn Real Gstate for Sale.

LOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
store. Atlantic Dock. fronting East River adje.n
ing Hamilton Feur Apply to sChEfPELS lIO Wih.mss
nor SALE - BARGAIN - Complete RESI-
DSCB Los Stable and all improvements aud con'eniences
"'' ''p' VAN BRUST BRO. Is sou,hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

COSfss me zoo sse per Yor 2t snd 10 0S e dong
S7 ali gold Mid Coaes s, az s Fsir do 2Gd27c
We 9s' u.s. 2ss Prime .sIsoe and b.gs so sac
IssSe for 10y, osE Nr1eabo 20 lsgaspaB SssS
Jsn.c. % 2lo ss9.S sei Messrs Wait; Creighton Nor
sser crc lar d giys t stool in trst hands
81 Rs $40 bag. BalamoTe o1l s'hapGa for Scw
.m ii tost and loading fos other poih Tue '
states 60 700 49,, onlv moderate buness passing In spot
COtfOS are without quOiabe change We quote as oo"s
,itS1, saf pfocs"-N Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
Men, aersep Real Gsiaie tor Sale.

DMIRABLE STEAM TRANSIT, AZ minutes,
low fares cheap living he,hy eesion s9c
puchA-.Suburosn
IL fitted l00rsO With garden nse
West Elizabeth depot
ami ritbu OF broad, lighted For pAucu
lars sidrr OwSER Pos,-Oe Bor No. 1874 Elizabeth, n j.
ELEGANT new HOUSE, large LOT, in
IL PapSeld Attractive COTTAGE price clear
down sys sell very bargains IAoCES Os Bo,lx.
EARM of POP acres-Large house. 5Ox50; fruit.
shade Woodland half mite from depot hc,tosn
n s. price $40 OOO mortgage 5000; would EXCHANGE for
good city property :. U, eoSDol /, d'2 orosa~y.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for uninprOyed
finely located French roof WBliSG
n rsms one bocs from dpots O0DsIDB miles from this
,tty, ~ ns Price $4,000 Apply W BENZ w.
HITCHCOCK 439 Third-sye. between 10 and ii I.
VION'TROSE., Orange. n. J.-MOst COM
k pes webai HOUSE MINUTES rom station frea osg'n
10, SALE or 70 LIT. T.. C. HUBERT IT,, Ol L.6erys.
ORANGE, N.J-Great variety property for
" Hou.4 unfarnshei 70 rent Sale Catalogues
Once bou IH GERRi 80 Fssssn cor iihsr'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NETWORK. Thursday. Jan. 20. 1914

NETWORK. Thursday, Jan. TO- 1914
For all desirable work horses there IL an
improved demand. and prices rule hrm with an upward
tendency; inferior stock is neglected The market for
higher priced horses signs Of improvement che
mild and clear weather operating fsvorably.
Messrs. Barker & Chase held special peremptesy
sale at private stables No la West Ffeth st.. wboh
passed OF with considerable animation. resulting -
follows: Is .p
Hands. feaA Pree
b, colt Tommy. by Billy Denton. l43 $3.50 %
Blset sediug Jsck. by Young morrill, l43 2ISW
Brown gelng BY Msmbrino PAtehen lo3 A0o W
BAy mar, Lily, by Rysdvh's Ham
blstopisp dam by Sea Gull. 1911 utb1feNe.
Bi.ei reIJ,us by Young Morrill,. -. 1873 $50 %
Sales nj the following horse and carriage suction marts,
Friday, Jan. 3d.
1880 m BY Arch Johnston. rhir'essA g. sesr Vs.
versity- place. -
Fourth
The carriage market is generally improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

Ia .ofso1 are cotton IN store INNING 10 sus""
- a., al, grade above OF below the Grade gu'teA
sh''e "s" .,rxs yok DELlYkKN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citp Real Gstate tor 6ale.

VIID HtUI N51"1e |oF oF*'@'
A BARGAIN.-AI elegant fOur-story brown,
stone HOUSE, "a fee vide in the best crier rescoed
throughout in 4Th 5n-sye lesehoh Price ony si2ooo
T. II. GRADY S27 Shave
LNOR SALE-Or would EXCHANGE for
small COUNTRY PLACE good hIse-s.ory mgh,stoop stone
HOUSE,. 20 town. r u HO6sHI. j., ot L.oe,g -.
L,OR SALE OR LEASE-The fOur-stOry
Il STORES NO Ii CGs and 24l PearN. between fulton
AM John 2S 1877 suitable business requiring space
IN GEORGE g. SAMPSON ID CBns
TOR SALE, with or without the ele-
esu furniture estate the RESIDENCE Of the late
Juige strong 20i55KlU perfect order
GEO r. SLADE. Executor 346 Broadway
Room Z.
HIRAM MERRITT, Real Estate Office, No. 53
3tsve HOUSES Sold. and Houses
let Rents Collected aud charge property taken. Returns
promptly made Reference tn respons blity, he
I OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
IL DYRIES MANUFACTURES. CHEMICAL WORKS. kc-
Large blocks buhead watsr raa suitable for large foan
brks lo;s suitable for dxslngsi
low and Apply SCHlEFFELiS, 40 VIII
lanst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

Total Amorpt OF Assets
outstanding ceGci Of proats VIII be
paid legal representatives snd AFTER
TUESDAY. the 30 Of February nert
The certificates Of 1870 will be redeemed and
and after
TUESDAY which late all interest thereon
will The certificates be produced at the Of payment AMI
cancelled Upoa gold the
payment Of interest and redemption viii be IN gold.
dyderd per iecast tho net earned premiums d
the COMPANY for the rear sng 1873 which
tsc.e TUESDAY the Tn Of April NEXT
By order q the Board. J. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
Real Gstate to GfchanQe.
6ouses dno forms Udnte6.

6ouses dno forms Udnteo.
ENARM WANTED on north shore OF Long
Island. a. price not exceed s20,O0. Apply W RULAND
WHITING. BessmAnst.
WANTED TO RENT--A small HOUSE in
w Brooklyn suitable for family all msjera
convenient rous, and within 80 mGus ruSa Fey.
Address. with all psTtiealsrs. {. q. T.. Tnbuse ODE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

.re has ben onlT moutIaVt uI,.HV9s P rlif
= az without QuOtable change. We quote as iohos'
$40 fI,t.vo atanemA Nea.tlUPanS Texas
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-14

Sec0nd-It hass subscribed capital Of SS.rte,
eco, OF which s35G0,GD0 is PAID Up il Gold
with further accommodated assc;t Of So los
making It at once the Strongest and Richest
Fire Insurance Company N the world.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-14
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY ut !:45 a. NJ, ..45 a,
~. 945 D. H., A T.. H., 10 p M, 345 p.
and -:i5 7.
Leave Carson City DAILY at =. m, sa. M,
log. m, l. NJ, p. N, p. n., and p. IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-14

TIiirti-TtIIs COMPANY DOES Fire Business
Exclusively, and none of its assets are liable
to be diverted for LIFE MAXINE losses Is IL
the case with ALL other English Companies rep.
resented ON this coast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-14
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

Leave Virginia City for Reno 81 :: IL a. and
80 D. M. Viii 1esye Reno tor Virginia City st
a H., p. ard 80 =.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10
The Transit OF Venus.

This event which has been locked
forward TO with great Interest by the
ssieutiGc world for sometime. took
place Oh TuesdIy hast. wien the OBJ
.ervati0ns were taken which Will de-
termine whether the earth Is Sc, 00H,'
ora niles from the sun or more or
less.
Great preparations have been made
for securing thorough observations
and parties have been despatched 10
points at which the transit Is visible,
bv the United States, and England
as well as several nations of Europe
Arrangements have been made by
the L :. Observers to take photo
graph. of the transit at evety instant
Of time, from its external contact al
the commencement till Its close
Millions OF dollars have been eX.
pended in the expeditions which have
required more than year in their
preparations.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10


The BANNER, of last Friday, re
publishes our article of last week in
relation to Guyandotte, and makes it
the occasion for very unjust Hing at
the ADVERTISER. We ask the editor
Of the Banner to point out a single
line in the ADVERTISER in tie last
year that justifies him in making such
an assertion as he does, or acknowl-
edge that he has accused us without
reason. The Banner says: Il
We are pleased 10 see change OF
feeling ON the part of our neighb3ring
town toward our pleasant and attract
i've village. The following is clipped
from the Huntington Adrertiser, and
as it will be seen, is slightly different
from former issues of that paper in
commenting on our town "A candid
confession is good for the soul. y"
We have not changed our feeling
we have never had any but the best
Of feeling toward Guyandotte. There
is no difference between the tone OF
the article referred to and others we
have written, nor DO we make IN y
confession. With this exception, the
Banner is right.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10
THE Cincinnati Enquirer shows ex-

THE Cincinnati Enquirer shows ex-
ceedingly bad taste, in denouncing
and maintaining the guilt of every
Protestant clergyman who is charged
with crime of any kind. 1t is not
necessary for aoy one to either de-
fend OF condemn those charged with
guilt. lftheir guilt Is proven. let
them be condemned; if not, who has
right to condemn them?
This wholesale Remuneration OF
ministers of the Gospel, is entirely
gratuitous. All know that ministers
are but men, ''ot like passions with
ourselves : they should at least have
the same courtesy extended to them
As is extended to others.
The Enquirer has from the first
raintained the gull Of Mr.. Beecher,
and DOW of Mr. G!endenaing a min
ister Of Jersey CITY who has been ac-
Quilted of charges brought against
him. after a patient trial TO which
the public were admitted. and after
the acquittsl has hem approved by
pubic opinion tbets.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10

THE KyIGaT rEuPLARs AT NEW
ORLEANs.-The L. :. Grand Com
mandery OF Knight Temllars met
at New Orleans on Wednesday Dec.
2nd. \ sp'cudid parade was made
in which the Knights made grand
appearance The following grand
officers were elected TO serve for three
years:
Grand Master, James II. Hopkins,
of Pittsburg, Penn. Deputy Grand
Master, Vincent l.. Hurlbut, of Chi.
cage: Grand GeneralisSimo. Walter
l.. Bragg, Of Montgomery, Ala
Grand Captain General, Edward /.
Schultz, OF Baltimore Grand Senior
Warden, Benton II. Langley of
Winona, MINI ; Grand Junior War
den, Charles Il. Woodruff, Of Louis.
vile; Grand Treasurer, John W.
Simmons, Of New York City; Grand
Recorder, ThOs. ;. Parvin OF lows
City. The remaining Grand officers
will be selected tomorrow, when
the officers elected will be installed.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10


We fiud iu the ''Ironton Commcr-
ciai of Saturday last, a. letter from
Florida, which contains such a gross,
Dprovoked and really senseless at
tack on. the Chesaoeake 4 Ohio Rail-
road. that it is a matter Of surprise
that the Elitor would publish it.
But an editor Is not responsible for
the opinions o. his correspondents.
And ! sarisfad with attacking the
Railroad Company Tor a matter over
which ii has no control. the writer
of that letter must lug the ticket
Agents name in, as aparty to fraud,
when his entire connection with it
consists in simply performing the
routine duty Of selling the tickets at
the price at which he is ordered. over
which he has no more control than
the man in the moon.
The great fault is. that change
has been MATE in the passenger rates
Of some o; the roads, and consequent
" al advance nude in the price Of
through tickets, between the time a
passenger tariff was published. which
B. T. c., saw in Ironton, and the
time be bought ticket, so Mr. B F.
c.. accused the ticket Agent and the
c. K o. r. R, of cheating him out OF
Five Dollars. The eloquence he ex,
ponds over his Five Dollars, is worthy
of Il Catiline. Any one who knows
ANYTHING about the through tickets,
knows that the c. Il .. T. r, has
nothing to DO with fixing the price
on them. That they are not gotten
up in their office, but separately, and
this road merely pro-rates with the
Others in the ticket. They are entire
IL separate from the regular business
of the road, being sent TO the Agent,
who sells them on Commission. as Il
matter aside from the many other
duties of his office. And then "B. +.
C.. =" must hold the c IL .. Road
reponsible tor failure of his ticket,
to connec: at Savannah, 3 or 6 hun
dred miles from where he left that
road. Verify his opinions are those
of one who travels to very little ac-
count, if they have not taught him
any more philosophy than to rail like
a fish womln, because he did not know
how to travel. "B. f. c." must
remember what Demetrius says moth
ing would be more unhappy than a
man who has never known affection,
and as he Is returning to his home by
the u & O., or some other road, the
contrast between that and this will
add immcasprably to his comfort.
In the meantime he may be surprised
TO learn that the ticket agent ana
the c. & o. K. r., still wave.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10
ADlvnsrrsSa.-We oas the follow:

,ADvERrfsrSa. I'VE OUT the follow
ing very sensible extract from the last
numbsrot the Parkersburg Eaminer.
1t is true, and should be pondered on.
Ii the merchants in our town will ex-
anime the record. they wiilsee for
themselves that those who buy most
ami sell most are the ones who adver-
tise most. There would be very lit.
tie risk in newspaper agreeing to
take its pay tor advertising in com.
mission ON the increase of business in
duced.
Many Of our merchants, since the
panic, have been retrenching in the
matter Of advertising more than any
thing else, and the consequence is,
their business has fallen off more and
more. We are speaking for ourseif,
but at the same time we are telling
selfevident facts, and while it is to
our advantage for merchants to ad-
,ertise with Us, we give them the
quid pro quo. No town can be pros
porous without enterprise, and enter
prise is ONO account unless it is known
to the public. so that newspaper is
an Indispensable adjunct in building
up town or city
"Country people look to their paper
as the index of the business condition
ofcities and towns. They are guided
and governed by its advertisements
in more ways than merchants seem to
be aware of. When they see no in
ducements held out to them to pur-
chase, they become indifferent, and
when the advertising columns OF
their newspaper contains few or no
advertisements, they are at once i'm
pressed with the idea that business is
duh ipdoed-that they had better
hold on to what money they have,
and await necessities. 1t also fills
them with the idea that the markets
are doll, and they.refuse or neglect
to bring in their produce. In fact,
they accept their paper as satisfacto-
~ evidence that "times are very
dull" and in this state of ni.s} they
become dilatory and Indifferent.
But let their paper pay its weekly
visits with its columns we'll filed
with new advertisements, informing
them where they can buy cheap, and
at once they begin to think ola thous.
and things they are in need of, and
commence planning for their pur-
chase, either with boarded funds or
by the sale of some farm or other
products. Thus money is put in cir
culstion, trade revived, and prosperi-
ty takes the place of adversely with
the dealer aud the entire community
is benefited
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10
THE Grason Ssnsiaa is in. luck.

The Gr1fton Senftn4 Is IN luck
Ii comes to US this week laughing all
over its. Ease. Let's see, first, some
body gave 1t some molasses, which
sweetened it then the Morgautown
Post said it was a good paper; and
that tickled it; then somebody treat
ed to oysters and that almost over
whelmed it then Mr.. Knots gave
tia ,olole venison ham, and that I'm
ished overwhelming it; then Mr..
Cline gave it a nice pullet, which
filed it too tull for utterance; then
some fellow got married and sent q
cake and bottle of wine, that capped
the climax and the whole office went
of in a blue blaze Of Publication.
Well, well, there is nothing like
having good neighbors,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10

we shall not go into the First nor
Second District for him.
The First aud Second each have
a Senator now; justice would indicate
that the Third is properly entitled to
the place for the next term.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10

The CATLETrsBURG ENQUIRER
The first number of this paper was
received by US this week, and it real
ly makes a splendid appearance
1t is we'll edited, well made up and
well printed, showing brains, tact and
taste. The Herald and Banner are
consolidated and Catlettsburg should
give the Enquirer good support
W. s. Lewis. Esq, is Editor and
Proprietor. We wish the paper ell
s;cceSs.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10
NOTICEI

y HIRE VIII be meeting OF the Stockholders
] OF the St Cloud Bush Company at the Office
OF the ST. Cloud Power Company, near the City
of Huntington, on Thursday, December 18th,
1874. for the purpose OF eecting Officers OF said
Company, and transactipg such other business
as may properly be brought before said meeting.
Dec. Std.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-10
IN ASSUMPSIT.

The object Of this suit Is 20 recover Of the de-
PENDANTS the sum Of sl25 80, with the interest
thereon and the costs OF this suit, and 10 attach
the estate Of said defendants IN CabeA County
for the payment or the sane.
The said sum due the plaintiff Is evidenced
az follows: ti51 90, part thereof, due y note da-
ted June 18TH, 1874, and due and payable four
months after date 20 the plaintiff or his order,
with interest thereon from dste.
50 20, another part thereof, due by an account
for goods and merchandise. GATED June 20, 1874.
s23 %. another part thereof. due by note exc
cuted on the 18th day or June. 1874, TO ]. o. Cox
( Co and by said j. o. Cox 4 Co., assigned to
the plaintiff.
s1i 90. the residue thereof, due by account for
goods wares and merchandise, soid by j. o.
Cox 4 Co, 10 defendants, which account was
d1ly assigned by said J. o. Cox !, Co, 20 plaintiff
And IL appearing from an affi!ayit flied In tie
cause that the defendants are nOn-residents Of
the state of West Virginia, It is therefore order
ed tha, they do appear here IN one month after
the nrst publication OF this FER, aad GO what Is
necessary TO protect their interest IN this suit.
Teste: JOS. s. MILLER, Clerk.
THOMPSON, Sol. Dec. 10-4w.
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