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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
River Inteilirence.

The kanawha packet jUlid Is run
ming rs far as Catlett>burg.
The F.opj Freesr and Frank vi
iqoi are the tri-weekIy packets be
tween Ironton and GalIipoIis.
The Ema with two barges of Rlil-
road freight, and the propeller cone
l.G 80 u were aground ON the
Twelve Pole Bar last Monday.
The SIT ja'ly, Fec5riog and ,Jesse
are making trips to Cincinnati. The
Cro.>ley also lett for that place on
Tuesday
The river during the past week
has reccded quite steadily and is now
down to q very low stage. All the
boats Of any considerable draught
have been drawn oil and replaced by
smaller crafts
The Il, W. Dgen, Exchange ard
SkiFiagcr, Railroad packets, run a
tar as CatIc,t>burc where they trans
Ter their freight and passengers to
'he N,omi and Im'te, two small
boats tha; ply between this point and
Biz andy
The condition Of the river i cx-
c-elinelv unfortunate at this time
as the travel, consequent upon the
brcakin" up of the watering season
and the Exposition at Cincinnati, has
already fully SET in.
At present the Fashion is the poru-
lar and most reliable communications
with Cincinnati. She leaves in the
afternoon At 80. arriving at Ports
mouth that night Passenger, can
then take the train in the morning,
and arrive at Cincinnati in the even
ing.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

culiar to Changers. In the absence
of a table, they improvised one by
placing two benches together. On
this was spread most substantial
repast. Boned turkey, fricasse chick
en-, deviled ham, and other good
things, too numerous to mention,
were piled in tempting profusion.-
Presently kind hearted sister came
up smiling, with plate OF pie and
cake. and asked us to become one OF
them. The sight of something to eat
brought us to a realization that we
were among friends, and We took
the profered plate and retreated to
the nearest seat. While there, We
were struck with the happy faces and
the good fellowship that seemed to
pervade the atmosphere.
There were a good many things
standing around that we did not un
derstand, but presume they were in
some way necessary in the manutac'
ture OF new members.
On taking our leave, we extended
an invitation to the members TO visit
our office and examine the art OF
printing. which about dozen, mostly
sisters, accepted They manifested
interest in the process of printing pa
pers and tyle-setting.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

TERRIBLE AND Fatal ACCIDENT.
A sad accident happened at Camel
ton on Tuesday afternoon, which was
o re of those for which no one can be
specially blamed, 1t being purely an
accident. The through freight was
about moving or going on the siding,
while the brakeman, young man
named Augustine, was on the top of
a car motionin- to the engineer; in
obedience To his own signal, If We are
ricNtly informed, the train started,
and he tel directly across the track
fail length; the ears went over him
killing him Instantly, his head and
feet both being cut oh. His remains
were brought 10 this city lie was
unmarried.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Where DO rHE People GO o,

WHERE DO THE People co ON
>UNDAYy-Iti is very strange that the
churches in this place cannot be more
punctually attended 1t is very sell
dom the ease that any of the churches
are half filed, and very often they
are not one-iourth full. Out OF about
5000 inhabitants, there is not more
than about one in twenty who Is a
punctual attendant at church. We
regret 10 see this. and hope it will be
reformed We have been taught To
believe that Righteousness exalteth a
nation, or a city.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Lost, Strayed or Stolen!
MILTON, W. VA, Sept. 18th, 1874.


TorHE EDIroR OF THE ADVERTISER:
am uneasy about Mr.. George A, Creeli
formerly the editor of the Democratic Ban
ner. George has great many friends IN
the vicinity of Milton, and the ineniry is
often made, "what has become OF George
A. Creel?" The last time that ] saw him
was at Charleston. on the 9Th day Of Au-
gust. He was the temporary Secretary Of
the Convention. held at Charleston on
that day. mean the day that Frank
Hereford was nominated for Congress.
receive the Democratic Banner regu-
larlv, hut am sat ST d that NV Cd frier d
Creel is not the editor, frnm the fact that
il DIES not read right. 1t is not Georges
stvIe of writing. have always REGARDED
George az being sound Democrat; there
fore it cannot be him that is editing that
paper The editor seems to I've a straight;
out John Hall man, and ! am of the opin-
ion that it is not George. Now. Mr.. Ed
itor, If You can give us any information
concern ny George, please do 50, and YOU
will make glad the Borrowing hearts Of
Georges many friends in the vicinity OF
Milton.
HACK.
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Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.

o.
MILTON, w. Va, Sept. l 4th, 1874.
Our Grange, No. "A was Organized
on the Goth of June 1874. DR.. b.
c. Vinson, Worthy Master; W. p.
Rece, Overseer Jas. n. BlackwoOd,
Lecturer: Geo. w. Seemons, Chap
lain; &. r. Seemons, Steward Thts
H. Rece. Assistant Steward; Jam'
Everett, Treasurer Geo. w. Hack
worth, Secretary; James Z. Rece,
Gatekeeper; Mrs. Ella Rece, Ceres ;
Mrs. Alice l.. Rece, Pomona; Mrs.
Mary V. Everett, Flora. and Mrs
Hettie A. Hackworth, Lady Assist
ant Steward.
We are enjoying q splendid state
Of prosperity.
The Grange is well attended, and
the members seem bent on carrying
cut the designs of the institution.
The members meet OH common
level and greet each other with the
brotherly love and affection which Is
due from one brother TO another.
And we believe that the members
will so conduct themselves as to Sc
cure the honor that fadeth not away.
We feel proud to know that there
exists body of men in our vicinity
with frmness of principle and decis-
ion of character sufficient TO defend
the right aud oppose the wrong.
The farming community have oc-
cupied the back ground long enough,
and the time is not far distant, when
the farmer will occupy the first seat
in society, and hold the chief offices
in the nation; thereby making glad
the >orrowing hearts of an afflicted
nationality
GEo. W. HACKwORTH.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

NJ. Bornhein resp ctfuliy in orms
the people Of Huntington and along
thcC d o. Il. K. that b. has re-
moved to 18th II. at Brill IL Bros
old -tand. lie has received a new
supply of ready made clothing. Fur
ni,hing goods, Hats, latest STYLES.
Trunks, Nali,"s, &C.. and will sell
then lower than any other establish.
ment in the city.
lie respectfully inyites everybody
10 give him . call before purchasing
elsewhere.
" BoEYHETY, Sth st. near 3 Ave.
Huntington. " Va.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Cheap bordcy,d calicoe. at DR..

Cheap bordcy,d caIicoe- at DR..
Chase. Tor l9cts comfort calico Bets,
grav flannel 3Hc;-.. calico remnants
Tets boys boots -, hFogans 10
canton flannel - to 2Uct>. alpaca -
To l.2j, meas heavy winter bots
800, cotton, wool. hemp and re
carpets - 10 l,uU per yard and
$4,000 worth OF other goods al
equally lnw prices, at .. &. Chase
Great Western Dry Goods Empori
ula.
Country merchants and large CON
sumers should ctil aud examine Tor
Themselves, before purchasing else
whore.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Personal Intelligence.

Capt. A. J. Trce returned Tuesday
from his visit 10 Eastern Virginia.
Hon. Frank Hereford and Col. Henry
Walker addressed the people Of Wayne
county on Monday.
Mayor Burke returned TO the city last
Saturday. His trip through the great
Shenandoah has restored TO his cheek the
boom OF health and youth.
Hon. /. a. Martin, of Charleston, was
in the city on Tuesday. We regret Il a
this estimable gentleman is still suffering
from protrated ill-health.
w. a. Neil, Esq. prominent and in
fluential citizen Of Columbus, was among
the arrivals at Wares Hotel on Monday
evening.
We had call Yesterday from Rev. W
T. Lewis, formerly resident of tins place
who was en- route FIR his home AZ II. Adams
Nr. Lewis. during the pas! month, has
been holding meetings throughout Guyan
dotte district.
Mai. John l.. Cole. our worthy State
Librarian, was enjoying suite of par
lors. nj Mercl ants. on Tuesday. The
Mai. arrived with the intention Il leaving
Immediately for the Cincinl att EXpasi'
ton. but lie was 50 much interested in tie
curiosit;es OF our citv, that lie tarried all
day, and was in mis- M 81 smiab.e Mood.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
Hard ware.

Persons in need of Hardware, Cut
lcrv, Farmin. Utensils. Brushes,
Heating and Cooking stoves, lash,
Doors, Window Gllss AMI every
thing t. uaily kept in tie Hardware
line, al the lowest p7.ce for cash,
should call on me et3re buying clse
where.
Aug. - I'm. {. 7. PAEsoSs.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
The Speaking at Ingham's Hall.

The Speaking at Inehnm's Hall
On Saturday evening last, accor-
ding to announcement, meeting
was held at Inghams Hall, in he
half of a man named Hall, who wants
to run for Congress. (He is the
same Hall who killed an editor
named Wetzel in Mason Co., ". Va.
some years ago, and then got proven
insane, and was let oil with Il fine OF
$1,000. Ii he mad been Il poor
man it is most likely he would have
been hung
\ number of people assembled,
and the Bass Band was there. On
the platform we noticed Mr.. .. Il.
Chase, Mr. J. T. Gibson, Mr.. MIN
tosh, the Mail Agent and some 9th
ers.
Mr.. Chase came forward and said,
"Gentlemen, introduce to You my
friend Jeremy Twltcher," eve are not
certain We caught the name correct
N.)' who will proceed to speak Il
piece, but assume no responsibility
for anything he may say" or words
10 this effect.
Mr., Twtcher, If that was his
name proceeded to norate for near
" two hours, in which time, he talk
ed a great deal, but did rot say much,
and surely no man ever had more
upsympathetic audience. lie talked
and talked and talked! lie tried
every qnip and quirk and witticism
IN his repertory, but there those peo-
pie sat a. cold IL ice, except coca
sionally, federal otiice-holder pres
ent tried To get up i little applause,
but there was no response.
All things must have an end, and
81 had this speech, and a. soon As 1t
was done, a magical change came
over the meeting. The people VINO
had been sitting there 50 silent were
touched with q new fire and the hall
re>oundcd with enthusiastic cries for
. Walker, Walker. Walker :,
who was present a Il spectatos, Mr..
Gibson tried in vain for some time To
get hearing, and the Bass Drum al
The other end Of the room banged
away, hut the cries for Walker
were continued. At last lull in
the noise allowed Mr.. Gibson 10 cal
out Music by the Band" but the
music wanted was to hear Walker.
Mr. Walker rose and stated that q
/ the hall WAS engaged for special
purpose. and on the understanding
that there was to he but one speech.
he declined to speak. The cry was
{ then raised to adjourn 20 the SIDE
walk, and the room WIS quickly
emptitd On the sidewalk the call
for Walker was renewed, when he
responded in II neat, eloquent and
effective speech. showing up. IN =
mastery manner the tergiyer'ailons
and ahsurlitics of Mr.. i'witchcr's =
speech. He carried his audience
with him, aud Notwithstanding the
latcnes> 9th hour, the crowd re-
manned until the end Of the speech
and would have listened 4 hal. hour
longer. g.
Mr.. Walker portrayed the selfish
ness and folly Of these Independent
candidates. who accuse all who are
nominated by conventions as the IL
>trumeuts and tools Of cliquos &c
while they arc nominated by no one
a, all except themselves, and serve
no one but themselves.
We hardly think the meeting did
any good to Mr.. Halls prospects in
this place, but it showed one thing
and that i that the only Hall men
in Huntington are a few Radicals.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Gro. \. FLoDING, has just return
ed from the Eastern cities with the
finest lot OF piece goods ever brought
to this part OF West Virginia. All
wanting u fine Spring Suit will please
call and leave their measure. lie al
ways guarantees good hi.
c & o T.. Il scrip taken At Flo
ding's for fine suits, Clothing &c.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Et,rwtrNrrS HGIIFE.-We are
informed than the wife of one of the
cmi"cn, clergyman OF This cj,y, sui
frrr. herself 90 be ted a,rey 10y the
maggie wto..rc Of the rosy cod,
and f,.oacj the wicked celestial
away from home and ;ac path of du,
Nv. \ l,w DAYS ago. on the pre-
tencc Of visiting some friend, at Iron
ION. sac .yt, her husband with al The
usual marks of affection, he expect
iug her 10 return in q day or two; q,
lrou,on she met her friend and
thy fitted % parts unknown.
The husband now wander, up and
down and sings,
~ ,.y sle's goae. The ncs,c 9lran.
She's 90 rG tre carl and len srr Jehunie."
The parties are all Of The co, red
persuasion.
=. She came back. and the Old
man. having first told rhc Marshall
he need uot interfere if he heard q
noise, As he was going to give his wife
little wholesome discipline, took he'
and gave her one Of the greatest lam
hastings SCR snrbcdv ~ ps Tier
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An Array at Milton.
correspondence Huntington Advertiser

NJ nToN. Sept. 18th. ls74.-An
ARRAY took place near I i town Oh
Inst Saturday evening, Sept 18th,
between Mr.. 4. Love aud WA.
Martin. son Of Wm Y. Martin,
which resulted in the severely woun-
ding OF Mr Love by knife in the
hand, Of Martin. The wounds are
severe, one under the arm. one just
below the left breast, and Two very
deep inciSions in the lett arm.
Tie Is now doing we'll under the
care of DR.. J. J. Jackson, VINO was
calle! in and stitched up the wounds
/; is hoped he will soon recover. Nc
other news Of interest.
h.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

WANTED. TO rent small cottage
in desirable portion Of town, fur,
ni>hed or unfinished. by small tamil
" Of adults->iate tuH particulars
Address G.. this office. Y.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
MANHOOD .
: H0W Lost. HOW RESTORED

Just published. uew edition % DIX. CrLtEp-
WILLS CELEBRATED Essay uu the RADICAL cure
lNifiuut mrdlriuel Of spc natprrhua %. SUI
nal week.-mrs.. Iuy luutaft seminal ia'->"-. I'm
ppteucF. nj tlaul PrFsicti inc tpfciit. iibfed-
nicnts ~ Marriage. rtc. aisD. D"n-ur pun. Lpi-
iru.y aud ms. nhucrd by s.n-.Idalgcnce or
,cNu d eXtriS .aErr. g..
ss-Pr'-. ln -al.c'i cnf".rp". ONLY SIX cent.
The celebrated fufhor 30 tilIs adm d'lr ts-fs.
CLEARLY DEMONS SRA rs. nom a ihiiff SEQ p su.-
cr-tful prarilre. That thc alarming e'n-cquTif
NJ q f-ahuf uiu be- Tadic iiiy cured Will ~
the danrrroHs r-- II ntcrhai MEDICINE oi tns
Application NJ fha kn.f-. pniatnE cur mode ~
cIfc IL ono. simple. certain and - 'fgSl. ~
meals + Whirh every sufferer no mater "hat
n.- condiI Oa Ialy h'. may cure himself cheapg,
puvEr"iy. aui radically.
.g-Tlis l,cure snuBId be- In ne hands q
cyrrv youth anil ever, man 100 the land
Sent under seal. 10 PLAIN ens .ipp' 10 a"l "a
drr-s bot paid. ua fecrip: II ~ csn.s o. Two
post r. irp-. -
Ada es- the Publishes. CIiAS ;. Z. KLINE
: CO., IL D1ve. }, s.. l., q. -. b'A i,,f.
q IS ohd
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Sheriff Knight inform, Us that no;
= single inmate now graces the inner
walls of that dei.ctable institution
known a. our COUNTY Jsil.-Grcen.
t-ir- T,dfprr,dr,'.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

See new advertisements IN 10
day, paper as follows;
" = TDaNB-GI. Commissioners
\ogce.
N : TIpExB-G5. Comm issioners
sale.
H,ew,5N x Go. Cheap Day Goods
a. a. BAKER. sale OF It's
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

BoAgpING House.. The fixtures
and Lease of clearinghouse in u
first rate location, for sale cheap -
Applv 70 w. :. Dowper II.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE
CHEAP.-3 Howes. , New Family
Singer. | rlore ce machines for sale
cheap
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Scrip
taken in payment.
GEO. \ FLoDiSo.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
August Flower.

The mos; miserable beings IN ;.e word
are those suffering win Dyspepsia ard
Liver Complaint. More tha" -eyeaty-liye
per cent Of the prop'e n the United states
are afflicted with taese two disease and
the.r effects. sucH a. srur stomach, *
headache, hab tUal c.st,yets-s, impure
blood. heartburn, waierbra-n. z a~;ng and
aud burning pam. al :he pit Il the ,tom-
ach. yeIos s>in, cIated tongue aud 81
grceaD,e taste IN the mouth. coming up Il
tie floi after eating. low -p.r,ts. &c. 90
I, the Drug II - Il Smith, DAYS " g..
aod get as bottle, or slmpe Butte for
10 cents. Try 1t.
O.. g.. GREEN, Sole Maruflcturcr,
July Coy. Woodbury., =. J.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

ONE DOLLAR vii buy gtuse CUdersnrt rom
J.. i SPENCE q sJS, Richmond.
BLACH AiPACt COsTS, a. ioT p,icss FOR SAFE ~
pence d sou. HcEuioni. Va.
LrSRS CoSTs. 3, all pieces, for sale by Spence
3 Son, Richmond, "a.
GAUzz USDzasHITs. on,y one dollar each. 8;
: 'euce Z son. Richmond. VI.
WHITE VI RsZILIs VESTS. neg STYLES, fOi safe,
low, Dy SPENCE X son, Richmond, Va.
PEY9E0y2 WHITE DRESS SHIFTS for s2le ~
SPENCE u I'm. Richmond. Va.
F,ScY STRIPED HAIF-Bcsz for sale lcv. ~
spence & son. 1919 Main Street Richmond. \ q.
Nscx-wEls Of al the new styles, for sale by
Sp.nce SON, Richmond. va.
RE,py-NAps CLOTHISG-nice stock ~ rev
-1ods-fDr -ile hy S,ence & son, Richmond, vs..
SkiSSo0S TNDEE SuigTs-some;hing nice aud
ccol-for Bale by Spence son. Richmond ! l.
CoIIAEs-Au the new siyle Collars Tor .ale by
Spence son. Richmond. Va.
i.ryEy DrsTggs for safe by
+. Il. SPENCE < son.
Merchant Tsgor-, 100 Nsin Street.
| Jane ii'a-iF 81 SiCHHoAp. "a.
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Or.vlNG or TuE CITY >cHooL.-
Tho city school opened last Monday,
under Prof Ca,,,crm3n, with $50
...-.r..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Fora nice Scarf. Collar, Neck-tie.
or fine Shirt of the latest style, go
to Geo. A Flooding, on Sd Avenue.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

IMPORTANT 10 Builders A. i Pal
mer is prepared to take contracts fer
building houses and all kinds Of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him a call.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

THg travel Westward continues
lively.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

Orrb,ri RE, bson Ii5eral'y praised
ia the PCS, vrti.
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The following accounts were referred
To the Mayor and Recorder, with authority
TO adjust and pay:
l. s pennybacser, Night Police Sc vices $50 %
las. Yates. &" NJ
q Goodall, A5'
On motion, the application al J. II.
Po2ge. for return Of erroneous taxes col
leated. was referred 10 councilman Bur
iincLon. with authority To consult attor-
nel Gibson on the subject.
Ga motion, an ordinance opening Ger
tain avenues and streets and closing and
abandoning specified roads and lane. wa
adopted
Committee on opening three streets 70
the Ohio RIVER, was continued with au-
thor,ty 10 consult the Counsel on the sub
ject.
Committee on procuring P"licc Office
recommend that the present Office be Ell
gagged as long "a wanted, At toe rate a
5000 per year; on condition thai II be
used by all the police un duty.
On motion. the Office OF regular might
policeman was abolished, the Mayor au-
thor.zed t. appoint SPECIAL niglt p1.icc
when required.
On motion. the office Of City piy.ica N
Was ab .ished. dating from July 1T. lNii
Ga motion. John II. O,ey was GHali-
mously elected CiJy Treasurer.
The City Assessor, VI. q. Nichols, trans
ferred the Real and Pers NAL Property
books for 1874, y the Cpunc,, " Ia hi'
certificate that the valuation amounted
to S1533. 1l3.Gu
The Marshal reported fines .lected f.
the five months ending August 3lrt, 1874
'$ll600 which has been turned over L
TIE Treasurer for the school luad.
The committee repaired their sctt 'cden'
With the Sheriff Of the school funds fl
the year ending Aug 3l-t, 1874, AID re-
ported that all school orders had been
paid aud that there was $500 Il ine
Peabody Fund and $500 from fines oH
hand.
4 communication was received from
Wm. Algeo. County Super nteEdeut oI
Schools, stating that the apporl'"nment OF
/ the STATE fund allotted 1880 10 Tie
& OF Huntingdon.
On motion. the Council proceeded &
make the annual levy for 1874 II bell :
estimated that $500 would be required
iar payment OF Teachers in tie Pub:c
Schools. Tor the wear ending August "l>t
: 1919. and tia: with the Safe aPpartiun
nent and the amount "a be received from
the Peah DIV Fund a tax Of l,c. on ever!
Que hundred dollars. wuuid raise sG!h
cert amount 10 pay such estimate. II sa'
therefore ordered that a TAX Fl lJc. OF
every one hundred dollars, 10 laid upon
the real and personal property in tie ct!
ii Huntington. Tor tie Teachers Fun q
Y for tac raid wear.
I The following estimates were msde i"i
the School En- ding Fmd, for tie yea
erd.ug Aug -, 1870:
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17
FOR SALE OR RENT.
L'OR SALE AND RENT:

NOR SALE AND RENT.
one ,a-ge anil handsome ~ sling ;oa g ri'a
. rooms.
on. Dwelling house r!ft ICONS. Roth -
tncy aCU-es are situated ~ l'e ,,cs. par. u tGe
Dlr
ii-o one exs sHrrt lof Nth good small house
ID IS -; Huntington.
l.e will sell tie above p oPerties"a re1-Dnsiie
te-ms.
or 1911. GIBSON 5 -IMNS.
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1t appearing that a tax of50c. on every
enc hu: dred dollars, with cap.tation tax
II one dollar per head would "a sc a SUI
fc;eut amount for general purposes. as per
ab re estimate, il vas ordered That a
cap,tAt;on tax of one dollar II each male
person Of >! years of age, ard a tax e
30 cents CA every me hundred dollars /
reai a personal property. in the city Of
Huntington, i,r general city purposes, iDr
the wear ending April 30th. 1879
On motion, the Courcil adjourned to
Monday Sep. =, 4. A. ".
JoHS II. OLEY,
R,corder.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-17

told her she could go to the other tel.
low, as he would never live with her
again.
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Il appearing that with the fines collcc-
Ted a tax II soc. on every one IN" dred
dollars. w,u.d raise sufic ent amount
It, rav sad estimate. II vas ordered tIat
tax of SOC. on every one lnhdred dol
lars. 5e lard upon tie Real and Persona
Property, in tue city Il Huntington, fnr
tie School Building Fund f.r The year
ending WIG 3l-t, 1870.
The following estimates were made ior
general city purposes, for tie wear ending
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G. Il o r R. Scrip taken for col
lsy:. sl,ir's, ucck tics Sc. a, Fhd;r-.
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Council Proceedings.
CITY HALL, Sept. 18th. 1874.

CITY HALL, Sept. lith. 1874.
Council met pursuant to adjournment ;
his Honor, the Mayor in the chair. Pres
ent. Recorder O!ey, and CounciinIen Ems
low, Buff ,gton and Ver'ander. Absent,
c uncjlmen Ensign and Maddy. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved
The following accounts were presented
and approved. The Recorder was IN
structed TO draw orders therefor. plvab'e
December lst 1874, out Of the first funds