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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

PrcnNoND ENQUwER.-IhiS SteT-
limo papcr has been purchased by
yr,srs. NJ y. Handy, formerly OF
-. Richmond D.pI.ri, but lately
c,Ynec.ed with the New York T'j'-
.o,sI Jas. II. Beals, IT., llate OF the
y y. 7rJue.l and Chas. J. Jones,
formerly of the Boston Pos', one OF
tine leading Democratic papers OF the
cInrtry) These gent enen are All
expcrienced newspaper men Mr.
Handy IS we'll known and popular IN
They will doubtless make The re 4,
o,irer equal to any paper puhUSneGi
in Virginia, both as a newspaper, a'''
a ' reliable exponent of the prl,i,nIcl'
nles Of the Democratic party, lhey
have our best wishes Tor ther sue y
co.s in all the "ends they aim at
The Enquirer is one Of the fixtures I )
Of Richmond, and we would be glad
70 seeit eclipsing the honor 1t Tece!v '
Al under the charge Of that Nest0r
If Democracy, Father Richie
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

PREACHING AT TRINITY HALL.-Rev.
Mr.. Streeter preached at Trinity Hal, ev-
cry evening last week and on Sunday
morning and evening. The congrega-
tons were quite as good as conld be ex-
pected, and on Sunday evening the house
was well filed. Mr.. Streeter is an able
exponent of the doctrines of his church,
and his sermons were listened to with
earnest attention by his congregations.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
NOTICE

Is would respectfully notify al
,.,,.,vto are INDEBTED tothe llCN
r,r;-ay ADVERTISER. that 80 must
L,,.r.n,v We have exhausted
one n,-prc. waiting and hoping
it,,-ss. vho owe Us viii pay We
..- -; a, '.oger. IS onr own cred
f...,aruc from our Indulgence OF
.f.,- We hope car friends will
,,..- r, without recurring Is 70 put
s4-tcs...ts.1 the hands D.. 4 collec-
,ur respectfully.
". :. Owner * Co.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

G. ,t .. Il. R.-lt will De seen 10y
the decision Of Judge Bond, publish
Ell in auoth.rco.umn, that MIR. tyson
ha, been appointed permanent rece'y'
sr OF the Rad. Gen. Wickham Is
relieved from the management en-
tirelv. and Mr.. Dunn appointed Ten.
Superintendent. IL seems very
strange thing thar the petition OF the
representatives Of $40 O0O. 90 d der,
should overrule those of S23. COO, 900
v. have heard that Mr. Tyson
Is a very good business man and eX,
perienced in Railroad matters, and
have mo- idea that his management
Win cause anr detriment TO the inter-
e,ts of tie road.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
NEW HOTEL.

c. Z. Myers. would respectfully
infmm the denizcns of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened Hotel on the
European plan, at the corner Of 1th
and Secend Avenue, where he vii.
be happy to serve all who come.
He guarantees that anybody who
comes to his house for good square
meal will not 90 away unsatisfed.-
Yol call for what you want and pay
for what YOU get. #.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

REL IGIoUs lNTELLIGENCE.--At
the meeting of the Presbytery Of
West Virginia, held at Clarksburg,
on the l4th of October, q committee,
was appointed, consisting of Rev. 5.
+. Lane, Chairman, Revs. LOYAL
Young and A. J. Mcmillan and FL
der Isaac y. Smith, to confer with
the Greenbrier Preshvtery, for the
purpose of harmonizing work, and
tae general advancement of the cause
OF Religion. The Greenhrier Pres
bytcry, responds by authorizing their
committee on sustentaton and evan
gelizstion to meet the above named
gentlemen for the purpose. The
committee of the GreenbrIer Pres
bvtery consists Of Rev. j. c. Brown,
Chairman, Rev. j. c, Barr, and
Messrs. G.. W. Craig, c. c. Lewis
and VIM. TruSlow.
This conference will, it Is most
likely, result in bringing into closer
relations these two branches Of the
Christian church, and will be the
means of doing much good. The
Chairincm of both Committees are
gentlemen of liberal and enlarged
views. and on meeting for so impor
tant AN object will impress those
views upon their respective commit.
tees.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

THE [ UNIVERSITY OF TIE SOUTH.
This University is situate on Sc
vance mountain, Tenn, at an eleva.
ton of 200O feet above the sea level.
Ii has as talented a corps of Profes,
sors rs any school in the Uni:ed
States, at the head Of which is Gen.
J. GorgaS, Vice Chancellor. The
Chancellor Is Rt. Rev. W. M.Green,
Bish. of Mississippi. We know of
no other school that presents superi,
or advantages TO this for Young men
seeking an education.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

HARvEY's OPERA HOUSE. The
brick work of Col. Harvev's fine stores
Is all up and the roof will soon he on,
then the inside work can go on il ne
cessary, during the cold weather; the
upper story will be fitted up as an OPP
era House and will make a beautiful
room.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

GINGERBREAD. One of the most
amusing scenes n the Circus ground,
wa, Gingerbread vender, who was
pertinaciou>ly CRYING his wares. lie
sud, Ladies and gentlemen, We have
come from the delightful region OF
Virginia. TO supply the wants OF the
people of West Virginia, and we flat
Ter ourselves that We can DO th- same.
Here's your fine. fresh, gingerbread,
warranted baked to-day, only . cents
a slice. % cents 81 acre. Who Ii be
the next customer
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mr.. Lyman
Clark, one of the contractors for
building the Fire Proof Vaults at
the Court House, had his hand badly
crushed while getting out rock at
Childers' Quarry near BarbOurSville,
by a large rock falling out it. 1t was
first feared that it would have to be
smputated. but il is getting better.
DR.. c. ID. Moss attended the wound
ed man and reports him much bet
ter.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

Tho c~o"tior Of the Ka~a~|a r."
Works, just above this property -n the
Elk. and the opening of ron ore, fire. clay
and limestone mines in the hils imnedi-
ately adjoining, is already increasing the
population, and must, in connection with
other Industries, bring in several thous-
and inhabitants within the next two years.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

The Russ' an Court invited Or. Aver
and his family 10 the Archduke's we'd
ding. in the Royal Palace. This distinc-
ton Was awarded him not only because
he was an American, bu, also because his
name as a physician had become favors.
bly, known in Russia on Its passage round
the world.-Paebio tCoi) People.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

ATTENTION, MHLERs,..-See the
advertisement of a Mil for sale on the
Ohio river. This is one of the best
mills on the river, and has the control
OF all the grain in a large and rich
section of country: it 10 well built and
furnished throughout with the most
approved machinery, boiling cloths,
&c. 1t has first rate cleaner. and
has the reputation Of making as good
-four as eau be made anywhere; an ex-
perieuced miller cannot tail to make
= fortune there. The mill Is offered
tor very little over half what it cost.
For particulars, inquire at this Office
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

Changers do you wish to double
your crop of grass and corn, if SO go
to A. B. Palmer's and buy some
Land Plaster which he is selling
cheap, in order to introduce it.
have on hand for sale low. $50
barrels White and Gray Lime and
Land Plaster.
z PAINEH
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part Of the ste upon which Charleston is
built. 1t lies in the angle formed by th'
Elk and Kauawha rivers-on the lower
SIDE cf the Elk; il is almost perfectly lev
Ell. and il well drained-has already :
population Of over four hundred, and :
number Of new houses building at thi'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

The EYE.-We have received
from the author, Julian j. CHS
holm, NJ. D., of Baltimore, Prof
of Eye aud Ear Surgery, in the Uni
versity of Maryland, a copy of his
pamphlet entitled, "What course
should be pursued with all eve lost
through an accident ?"
1t is a reprint of paper original
" published by him in the Virgins
Medical Monthly.
1t contains very important advice
to those who have lost an eve. and
we commend it to their perusal.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

THE BANK RonBERY.-The President
OF the Huntington Bank, Mr.. J. IIooe
RuSsel, deserves the thanks OF the Bank.
ers Of the country for his energetic pur'
suit Of the men who robbed his bank.
1t is a noticeable fact that before thai
time, these robberies had been quite com
mon, but since then, we have not heard
Of one anywhere. Ii this one had been
successful we should, no doubt have heard
OF others before this time. There is ey.
cry RES to believe that the robber who
was killed, was the leader Of one of the
most daring bands that ever infested any
country, and the man who is now in jail
at Barboursville was an equally daring
villain; their audac.ty was 50 great that
it was almost sublime, ald causes people
TO look on them as heroes. If the vigor.
Gus pursuit instituted by Mr.. Russell had
not been kept up, these men would have
gotten of with their booty, and soon We
would have heard of raid in another
bank. Ii is to be hoped that the man ii
Jail a, Barboursville will get his deserts
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Horseback Correspondence Of the Advertiser.
ALONG THE BIG SANDY!
ROUND BOTTOM.

One ofthe cozieSt places on the
river, was where We landed a. we
stepped from the SANDY Fashion be-
ing Just s. hours out from C.tletts-
burg. Low-water steamhoating has
hencsiorth no charms for me. hut
hope for better days, it may be that
in few wears we shall travel on the
"Bostona" or vessel, of that size at
any time, as far up the stresm as
Warfeld or Piketon, they retur-
ming with fleets Of barges laden with
valuable cargoes Of Coal and Iron
Ore, present appearances Indicate that
this is not Hoping against Hope. The
business Of slsckwatering the river is
already undertaken by men Of prac
teal experience, men who are able to
do it if they will, and they have said
they would,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between w. H. Harper and A. L.
Hannah. under the firm name of Har
per & Hannah, was dissolved on the
18th inst. by mutual consent. The
undersigned is authorized to settle all
outstanding accounts.
A. L. HANNAH
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SPECIAL NOTICES
--~~>-~>-~----~--------- ---->~------>---
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me will
p.ease make settlement Immediately,
as | need the money to pay my debts
with NJ. BoRvHEIM
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

New GooDs.-Harvey & Sons are
receiving their stock of winter Goods.
Call and see them. The Best stock
OF goods ever brought to Hunting
ton. Cheaper than ever.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

FEsrIvAL.-The Ladies of the
First Presbyterian Church gave a
Festival at Russell & Miller's Store
room last Thursday evening, 2Sth ult
which was very successful. The
counters were arranged rs tables :;
the two front counters were finely
supplied with confectionery, beauti-
full iced cakes, fruits, bon bons DC,
while the others were arranged as
supper tables, supplied with Oysters,
Salads, Coffee and all those condi-
msnts which 90 to making glad the
inner man. The ladies of the church
attended at the tables, and did the
honors with all grace. A large num-
Der of the ladies and gentlemen of
the city attended the festival and
patronized the tables liberallv.-
Toward the close of the evening,
three fine pound cakes were put a
side to be voted for, each voter pay
inc ten cents tor vote. The con-
test for the cakes was very amusing
The contestants were, first the brides
present, second the young ladies, and
last but not least, the old bachelors.
Gen. Obey and nr. Wall were the
candidates voted for and the contest
resulted in victory for the Doctor
by majority of one vote. The
Brides cake was won bv Mrs. j. l..
Order by majority Of two votes
over Mrs, HolSwade. The most in
teresting contest was for the mar
riageable young ladies cake, which
was warmly engaged in by the adj
mirers of the several beautiful young
ladies present. Miss Alice Peyton
was the successful candidate, secu>
ring the largest number of votes,
and becoming entitled to tie finest
cake in the room. The sale of the
cakes amounted to fifteen dollars
The nett proceeds of the Festival
were nearly sixty-fve dollars.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

To TIE FARMER~.-See the al
vertisement Of the Prgirie Farmer.
That Is the best Farmers paper pub
li>hed, a Large 5 page paper that Is
full of instructive Information for
farmers in relation to crops, stock
markets &c. The price of the FAR
mrr, is SCI year. We will fur
ujsh a copy each of the Aicertiser
and the Prqirie Farmer one year,
postage paid on both, for S3I5, in
advance. This offer remains open
till Jan lSt. 1876.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
NOTICE.

Kanawha Splint and
Semi-CannelCOal at prices
lower than ever offered in
this City. Also Lime. &C.
Imemf. Plaster. Shingles
and Lath. at very low pri-
ceS.
Yard, Cor. end Ave. and
Tenth Street.
II. II. GREEN
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
MARSHALL OLLEGE.
State Normal School.

INSTRUCTORS.
4 ID. yEsrERNNN, A. ". Primo pal
BENZ II. TH,CKsToN, A. VI, . LIST Asst
Miss LAURA SrRIpER, - Ind Ass =
Miss MAMIE. LOVE, Music
The Fall Tern Of fourteen weeks com
menced September llth.
Junior Normal Course, per ycar..........soo W W
Senior - ---.--.....' - w
Classical Course, per wear. 81 w
Boarding with Us. OF room. per we"k-.... 20
Fuel Lights fan and sp. ing terms perN 20
Winter term pee week ...... 30
contingent Fee. payable by a. slndents),
per tc M .........-s.. -ss'ss"s'.s . W
Further information may be obtained
by application 10 -
TIE PEINIPAL.
ii huntingdon, abel O,
cid 10 lJ-tf. West Va.
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XNRSf VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
NORGANTOWN, ". "a.

The health fulness 81 the locality; IRE superior
facilities for instructor: the economical, diScip-
linary and other advantages on" ed have made
This Institution desrrvedly popular with those
who desire TO accomplish a sornd education uh-
der the most favorable circumsiances
Next Term begins September /.
For Catalogue and fuller information address
any one OF the Regents or OF the Faculty.
ALEX MARTIN,
July D. l0-mo. fresluent.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

FINE SToCK.-Mr. f. S. Holder.
by returned from Kentucky, where
he went to attend an extensive sale
of Short Horn Stock, of Mr.. Groom:
Herd.
Cattle brought fabulous prices. A
calf just weaned, was bought by
an Illinois gentleman, for the enor,
nous price ofseventeen thousand FIVE
hundred dollars.
Mr.. Holderby, with laudable de-
sire TO improve his own and his neigh.
bors stock, purchased a Cow and Cali
and Heifer, from the progeny Of
which he expects to introduce a strain
of blood, which will do much toward
improving the breed of Milk and
Stock cattle in this vicinity.
Farmers should rem ember that il
costs no more to keep a COW worth
$3.50, than one worth $40 and the diff
terence in the returns of the two are
greater than the difference in price.
We would be glad to see more of this
good stock coming to our county.
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TO CREDITORS.

10 The CTedifors u Join Bnr, dc'd-
In pursuance Of a fesree ~ the Cifrui Cour'
OF thc County Of Logan made n csu-s tnerS 3
p@ndinC 10 subject the real estate 81 the a
John Blair 20 the payment Of his deJis, loL =
reanreq 10 p-e, eut YOUR claims sg.i INST the q. .
John Blair, Tor adjudication {" VILLAIN u. rec.
Comm s.ionef 81 his Office 10 the sald county, "a
0. hefor. tn 22nd DAY Of November. 1873.
Witness John Chain, CLERK OF SAID Court IT, 5
9Th day Of September. l',5.
JOnS C1lyrN. Cic'i.
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURE

was announced for the evening, so
following the crowd to the new school
house. we find good crowd already
assembled, where We listened with
pleasure to a speech from Mr.. Buell.
Lewis, editor OF the Boyd Democrat.
The Speech was an able one and spar
kled with many rare gems of wit,
keeping his audience interested du-
ring one hour he occcpled in speak
ing; he was followed with few re-
marks b. Rev. Groeb when we adj
iourned 10 the house of friend
"Smith"-(every boly knows Lind
sew Smith, at least if YOU DO not, you
will find him to be jolly, clever,
fun loving Granger
Roll was callel and pretty near ev-
erv person in this section was present
to answer TO his name. We leave
next morning with many regrets that
our stay cannot be longer, as tits but
seldom our lot 20 meet with friends
more kind and pleasant.
4 QUEER STORY.
The story Of q correspondent o.
the Adcocdte concerning the editor Of
the Democrat and one ofthe dsn'i mon,
Dr.. is received about like the history OF
"Gulliver'S Travels" We are hap
DIV TO state that the real injury sus-
tanned by Mr.. Lewis is very small In
deed. But it is queer if independ
cut Journals must herald forth the
story a. it Wei, true, when there
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
Commissfoner,s Salos
OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,
PHI. 0oonnsr
D. I. Smith, Administrator OF S. :. Co
Of al


Va
D. I. Smith. Administrator Of S. {. Cos
ct. al.
By virtue Of = decree Of tie Circus
Court Of Cabell County at the May term
1875, in the above causes I shall special
Commissioner on
Saturday, the lG,h Dig Of October, 1874
between the hours al 10 A. VI and 6 J..
VI. IL that dav, on the premises at public
auction. sell to the highest bidder the IL
of and in the bill and exhibits mentioned.
to-wit. Lot No. 10 in Block No. 81 in
Huntington iiv, on 2nd Avenue setwsen
9th and eth Streets
TERMS OF SALE :-Ose Fourth ~
Of the purchase money cash in hard srd
the balance in equal payments on cred
il Of six (6l, rine 81 and (l9l mont, =
from the day o. sale, taking from the par
chaser. bonds with good securitv FIR the
deferred payment and re,sinirg the legal
title as additional security tin the par-
chase money is fully paid
Given under nv hand this Sept. ..'>
1875.
W. II. HARVEY.
Sept. 4w. Sp1 Comm.
The above Sale is adjourned ill Satar-
dav, November 9th 1875.
". ii. HARVEY,
Oct. ol-,d. Sp'l Comm'r
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SCHOOL MATrERs.- One of the
most important social matters, Is the
School question. Prot. Gibson, on
our first page gives his views OF edu-
cation and the manner Of conducting
schools. IL viii be- seen tha' he Is
not a friend % corporal punishment,
but thinks scholars should he taught
~ love their studies, end be led rath-
or Than driven.
The roll Of honor, which Is irclud-
eI i'm the Professors article, will
hereafter be published monthly IL
aur local column.
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usual puce $40, posis ze IRE sif On both pIpefs
to- one year, 20 ts.I5.
TIE v eekly CONVERSATIONAL is the treat
NATIOTAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Itvr. on Deccm Der sist, fs.5. distribute I'm
p.-iiIl, 10000 10 valuable rr@-ents among US
.iihsrrii,er- and eyerv suhsri '.lOn sent through
- : ~ o.. entitled 20 a registered snd NUMBERED
rr.eip- r. This distribution.
s--,du- : - SRI go ,3s FaPsis
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AGREAT WANT PROYI-
DED FOR.

The work of hours done in as ma
nv minutes. by the use Of Lapham's
Sewing Machine Braider. A trial
will convince any one of its merits
Price, $3.50. For sale at the Mil
linery Store of Mrs. s. w lngham.
Aug. 10 If.
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.r-W- wi. positively not furnish
,--..s,.ta, NJ Publication for Legal
Advertisement, until paid for. unless
81, Attorney, hccou PERSONALITY re
,......e t.-tHSm.
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PoL1CE CAsE-. There we're sever.
al cases OF drunk aud li-orderly
before Mayor Burke ON Monday the
iav of the Circus. bSi there was no
Sighting, and tAc dav passed of very
quietly The night after the show,
some fellows who were loa61g around
tho grounds To see what they cou.d
Dick up In tie morning, buruc" up a
w.gou-5eI belonging To Mr.. k0sse'.
They were arrested by Officer Hat
field iu tie morning and carried be
f,e Mavpr Burke who discharged all
of,hem except one named Hill, who
said the wagon VAS his, and told them
20 burn IL. lie WAS semitic Haroours-
vile for trial.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04

Tn ENGJNEEEING AND MINING
.IoraxNL.-This IS the best Trade
and Scientific journal that We kno"
of Its editors ara practical scicnt'-
fic and industrious men, and apply
Themselves strictly 10 hu-incss.-
Their market reports OF Metals and
Coal are invaluable. Persons inter
e,ted in Mining. mntlllurGy, Gas
making rr Engineering cannot tne,
a Journal better suited to their nee Is
than this.
Published by the Scientific Pub
fishing Company, - Park Place,
New York.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
COMMISSIONERS SAIL.

In pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit Cours
Of Lincoln county. entered September tth 1873,
a. Spl commissioner, will on
TUESDAY, NOTFNBER OH ISIS,
NJ the front door ~ ire Lincoln county g. ~.
sell AZ public auction 10 the highest bidder, ihe
tract of land set ont and 'scrihed In the decfr-
raj order OF the Court brrg he same lands
herersforp sold ia Matthias Adkins by Andrew
J. Barrett, AZ Sp1 Commissioner II being orc
mOietv of iUe acres Wing AMI being IN ~ nesr
the mouth Of the Middle Fork Of Mud River -
Lin coin 60. W. Vs..
Terms OF Sale made known on the dav ~ sac
A !. BARRETT.
Oct ltl-r Special Commissioner.
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Public Sale.

By order o. the Company, VIII sell ~ prA'io
Auction on
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER l0YH
on the premises In the CIV ~ Huntington, ell
the movable property OF the Huntington e'stor
COMPANY, including large Boiler IN nrst isi-
or,cr, an Engine damaged hy fire, the incline.
from the grade 60 the river. large loi of Brick.
a small Engine and Roller Tint were wsshe't
down the river, aud number Of othe srtcles.
Terms Cash u. W. ENNuNS.
Old
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MARRIED.

DWYER-BRowAR IG.-At the Catholic Cha
pei, on the Sist ut. nv Rev Father Quirs, Mr..
Tim tiny Dwyer, and Mrs. Mary Browning, both
OF this civ.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

M OtICE TO ] = NJ y Is1No
Twin attend in person Or hy deputy. NJ t1e fos.
lowing places in the several Districts N CAhei'
cosnty w. Va fpr the pnrposs OF receiving TsN.
es due from the people residing therein !oF Inc
year 1873:
CABrLL G.. r., Bsrboursville. DIST, OFT ss.h
and Goth.
MILTON. Craft District, Tuesday Noyemasr, %
uowRILs MILL. Grant District, Wednesday
November. sId
HENRY BecKERs STONE, Union District, No
vember 4th.
OCsLEYs Gar SCHOOL House. November GIN.
Dl ADD. SMITHS SroRE. GuysnGci'e, Guy
andotte District. November 18th.
GIBSON, SIxNs ESsLows OFFICE In the CITY
OF Huntington, November 18Th 18Th.
y. |. SMITH.
Oct. .-.w. sheriff Of Csbell Co, W. vs.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-04
MANUFACTURES.
IRON WORKS.

Charleston has twenty-i,ur marufactur
ing industries of which ten are located be