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"Wo drink too much rum here naiyely ad-
Ellis the New Orleaus Times,
Ihcre IL cfuol prediction aloat thst the end
es she Lightning mai!-lsala will be papgamaal,.
Aeely has not obtained csycAk from Wash-
!LHton, and got avery body Ia unusually vary Of
HIN. ~
Tho bogus Mana Bahlb has been sontonctd to
fur yeasa' imprisonment Tor selling tna Hrltish
Government.
brigham Young is 10 Loot In thought now that
~ 'osRets 20 1eke hts hat on 10 tho thostre, and
elo ea!t Lako paposs chaatea bun,
A. trial match OF sausage.ma1lpR machines
IN eaneaAnatl, one OF them Topped oil The band
Ema
y. lerdo do Te1sdo. nephew OF tbs President
o. the Republic Of Mexico. accompanied bv his
Friend, a. KAndleF. arrived II Tue MetronoI,tan
hotel lsat night.
Mary Doost Of Nav Yost, TIED In .,oo,
oaicer Booster. Tho Officer waa fortuunta tn .
degree. for hs frustrated hss atte,up. md
Boosted lss Into cell.
Mr. IAmes Gordon Bennett. proprietor and
etef ads!or Of the grea: moral nsyluu Of literary
saller. las followed h's bul!-pups from Eusoys.
aud IL now lu New York.
lt1f'inch collar man, Of Jo!IcssonytlJo
Ana.. fund lG-iuch cotlAs in uis bod-soou tbo
ot''er day, and divorce IL imminent. Aogal ,
a'efo IL none, aud that's tito trouble.
Eson the anRust Emperor of Germany has
ososh The ftleshoottng fsy4s. but Ls has too
uueA eenss 70 encourage IL international! lna1vh
"o1oh might 20 sQAinRt lis marksneu.
!. hao1 have rtsen." sAa Tue Jocoao tomark Ut
Ns Askuta Emalt boy ahep nail uauplL In thu
, 1875-08-07

hmm, ard will in tho f,ltnro be, es"RkefAtoa sof
,nrt,s.n rnrrosca.tn the hcst Of tho nreaens no.
i;,ic,I campaign IN Iowa t'us no lioneat man will
tr,oyo tlye,p VIM, tle understands whence they
.ro dcriyod anil wlnt aro tllo probable tnntfvcH
for tLo,r pro, aga tim. Afor Tho election. IN A
r1obsbility they will DO hesr'l Of no more for
aYcr
, 1875-08-07
SUICIDE.


6psetat D3tpateh u Tia Chicago Trt1uns,
Fon9 WAsNk Ind, Aug u.-Tln morning
Jacob Dzalbalhisa Agad 50 years.. committed
suicide oy hanging himself With = rops to \
ratsar IN his barn. Cauee unknown. Drcibtl-
bts4 wAA 40 idto, worthless nAn, and often
tnyeAtaled suiold9.
, 1875-08-07

fsJlep."-.9s. Louis Republican,.
Thcre in statue Of I,yron ntii pxtant In tho
,ibrary Ut TRINITY f,ol!nEo, Cambridge. II isa
uood ltkences, and In the WORT OF TnorxAldseu.
4 duplicate will probably bo malo IT IT,
rt,ac1,c1 tn thrrpv I'M the foo1inca OF a nA-
Tim with tre tntelltcnnco. hut tho importance of
tho announcement ront!orR 1t imperative. Crown
Prince Rudolf Of Austria has The meaHles.
Mottnrn drau,nr.rootn bof,ca will t,o vn1t to
.cmcnbcr the teachings of the GyaDh,c. which,
commanding unon the Samoan .tr1e Of updtcss.
aayn: "Few bareback people 70 to Heaven"
Whom an A1ro1too lady obtains a divorce from
her husband. 1t /. in order for tho uraas.widovef
tn rim ti,o Jutve thronph will, a butcher .kptfc,
p,ynrcea ara hocomtnr unnopuls. ii the courts
The sutro tunnel has bcou bored to tho lenEtl,
of 1f.O49 feot, But tbo Butro rlnuo isn't any
tbloQ like as badly OF IA tho dssmhtic critic to
whom amatnura submit tholr plays for an op!u-
inn.
chi. Fornov has securod for the Centennial Tho
loan of ono of tho original stamps for tho col
,Actiou Of tAa celebrated tax on tea which pro.
cipitatcd Au up1lBtuB n Boston over I century
ago.
Lockwood ia tho nsme Of the Engl'ahmhn who
has invented a process OF eondenhtng oeer INTO
powdor. handful of It can DO carried III the
voai-pocRet aud keep felo" on sproo iot a
weok.
Lord Dudley "'aheh people "oolo no' 'e'' oo"
moeh US Won on tas 'ut,' tut n' "'ons' uoe' ~
make 10" 1uonSAhas tlao e'o"u u "on'ea
anu ministers co'no ~ n'l'' oeBs'nb 1'i' ~ pu''n
church. with IL.
DR.. Barrett Of hiddletown, Conn.,. discovers
that hsy-fosef u CAUSED oy tne po''oh oi 'ne
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DO Not Think This Sort of Wealth.
er Is to Last Forever.
IN q Month or Two You Will Begin to
Wonder How You Are to
Keep Warm.
With Glance at the Trade in Hardware
and Timers Stocks,
THE STOVE TRADE.


. 80, hs ...,.' "e :" 1u''
@ ~ ,a"s 7u "s'u 'a' s.'s mo's s'e.
eoHos' pu1eus' ' ~ a.efo "no ~
pos'ne'" ~ oN' ut's' 20 a'o4e Aou' 'hn''G uot'o
no'npo'0 Amone w 'o.o"o's hen''ela'u u n'su-
u ~ u'"."u's'1. ~ , " e'e'e' iopu'c.
' lA'. '.Hoo :" 'eo'eo na.u"a.'' A"o '.''4ese
"soeA 10 'os'''u'Hh '4s''ou''5' = Pio'n'ees "
4ssa'. we" s'o1'e' sueeae 'u1u ;" A"5 eo''o-
np'"o'nK sea@oo ~ 'ne p''.' 4nA AA'Ht'. nA7
poen - 6oao pA"'' " A1se' 's3 wv "AH'e"' AoeA~
Mons aha ae'a"e Oh oosinoe5 ot TUG oettor elAsa
of frtna engaged In ihe trade 10 question.
Thtse, with much otLer matter Of accompanying
,ntere.t x,I, Iva f,,nd hatou
w ~
!at .a'enoo o.o'. Wins
1ala eHtAbll6lfnens, "n1cll 10 loeatea near the
corner OF Blue Island Avenue aud TWeuty ty-secoDd
strost, Ia a cptpls,atryo)y new branch Of maui
factnra for f,b,caro. a, m "a . reccnt d.to mor.
" Ahe' ~ ~ :" teS' 49," 'S
CHANTS III luis city and tho co1ntry tributary were
depenaent naluIy Cd the East for stoves. This
circumstance forced upon the mlulh Of tho gen
t;amcu cou,pt,siuv this f,omnsnv that Ch,r.po
would la an c.cat.,, no;,, r.. mi. ;n,or,nnt
,., ~, sf fN''' 0' '"A'
o1aucu u u'aoutac'ula' ......
Inc *aedotu OF their Beectlon il fast becoming
manifest, for 10 the dcalers Of Atoves in Chicago
and tue West. it 10 a. easy proi,Ien 10 solye
,,,I.
'et' QUA" pu'eoahe 'ho'p E@S'' hunofeoh o1
nlleh distaut, OF make my tc1ectlons from stoves
mae here At home. aud equal III all respects"
Tho question il an esey uue 10 a,,sw.r. rnerc
uo,,,o -. t., H., .,,u1,... -. -.
80. 49,. 49,, - s.' . ~ 'Au' e'','n 'to
lusuj celeo'Ateo i.ake superior CHARCOAL !tohs
which by aetual tests has proved oneshi1d ktronB-
er than any other 1on ninol.
A htrnl tt,rouo., thar r.mo,e.yoom shors1 ia
49,. .,o.. ...aJ',..,. T.. 49, 10
.t'e'' '"'e. Ptosi. - '@'o 'n"po VI wa ouSse}
lsAhge' no oellesa thts 10 oe one u tho hIest
boc4snc great iasot1te with MI good luupt-
at tnfRe works the famous bAso-b burner "Shtn
inx Light" with double iiro-pot 1a tnade. Tnsa
e1oye Look the lead last aeasun, aud tunHt the
coming one. Two other cooking stoyos attract
ed our delegate . attention; tue ''Grank Cook "
aud " Elevator both handsome in dcfign and
nsli. aud attracting largo sale. III fact, full
Line OF both cooking aud heating stoves eau ta
found hero.
After u caTo!u! examination OF these works
and ;hal1 pioIuctlon. We cap safely Bay that Cal-
caGo ARs IL her midst ali establishment prUuuC-
lns Stoves not oxcood BY auy iu the couutsy.
Rh1 one xAlcu 1t Hhould be ler priao and effort
~ ouSlR4u.
FuLLrn. WARREN CO.
lhls braEch Aulae of the we!l-koown mnu-
| utactory of tho sat1lo nAule has betn eH.ab-
! liHhsu 10 Chicago Bcule fifteen years. Ihe Chi
| caeo ha1osuomb arc i. Nos. s. and ~ Laao
! street. laaso may be found tho Warren high
oven range, 10 Popular hero and in tuu East.
atro, to-, 10 kept tllat tRsoslte furnAce tho
, 1875-08-07
POISONOUS skusAGEs,

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Aug. CA Rrocary.keeper
On the Frankfort road. having thrown Away aouo
unaaIabls atusases, they wers picked up by
Children Of the neighborhood, and eleyen OF
tAsm are saEioualy s.ck. One child d!ed yeator-
day, The atotekeepsr and manufacturer of sne
s&ua&Ras hAFe hean artoAteu,
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apAt7aI Df.paIth o Tks Chedqo 7F7bunt.
LA8Aux, H.. Aug. 8.-Csrl schulsze, N old
fisherman Of Henry. came Into this city to-day
with load Of FISH, and, his horso taking fright
from some CAUSE unexplained, ran away with
him. throwing him out aud danhing tha wagon
to ploces. Tic old mau sustained several Sc
veFe kcAlp-wounds, and had his loft shoulder
badly bruised, but It ID thought hs will recover,
, 1875-08-07
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
FnEIoRr.rRAIN Ac cctpeHT.

5pketaf Utspdkch tn The Chieaqo Ttibpnt.
orTAwA Aug. 8.-Last eveu.ng At about half
paat 10 o'clock q man named Jan,sH Timmons, a
hrick.mason who lyod At Daysou, \ few miles
north Of Ottawa, while attempting to GET upon .
Quincy Railroad At Grand Ridge. 7 miles south
Of here. on his way homo, fell between the cars,
and had one am crushed 10 that AuputAtiou
YkA n&QaARA{y.
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Spte,ai u.spaseh 10 1As Ch.eaao 7r1bunA
EAa1 RAo1sAw, Aich., Aug. 6.-John Hinz-
man, Of Bay Clsy. aged co yeA1s, dad this morn.
tng from the effects Of an oyardoso OF morphine,
~hloh hs had taken Tor ths puspoas OF quastlnE
his neryeA.
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Special D7sratth 10 The CA.eaas 9sibune
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. AUG. G.-Tho heaviest
wind-ssoru Of the season commenced yesterday
forenoon, and has since continued With uu.
diminished violence. Tie wind blow frou tho
southweHt. wearing to tho west In thu evening,
when rain commenced falling. which las Alnco
continued, the wind ycering 10 the northwest
this morning, nhele 1t still remains. 1ue bi5Hal
8c1vco repufts the maximum velocity Of the
wind this morning 1t over ~ miles hour. No
cautionhry storm signal han Dnen displayed, The
Ixrometer slstng SLOWLY all day. Tue ouly isu-
1iosabelle Capt. Peter ioun9Aton, OF Chicago,
bound from sluBkeRou to Chicago With lumber,
lath. aud ptckets from FarrIs, Douglas Co,
to sush. Hill i ca. The vessel BWunR 4 leak
arrived hero wan 30 badly uaterlogged as to re-
fuse TO mind heim, when she was tossed about
1t the mercy Of the increasing heavy sea. at last
striking On the baach south Ut the Larbor et,-
tiauce, dismastlng herself. The rte"asd. Who
attempted to awi1o ashorc, was drowned The
Captain suffered aovere injury. Ilo men wero
in tle wAte1 Two hours, la-lled to the vussel be.
fore bolnX 1escued. The Captain OF the steamer
Amazon. With iite-boat, Ee'cued tue,n about
1880 This morning. Tbs vobsei now liea 4 total
wreck on tho beach. Loss, $G,5D0. Insured.
Tus cargo In total loss. No insurance.
6oyesal other vessels were obliged 10 put into
tho hArbor to-day for safety. Somo EatcElogRed.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
M1SNEAro1ls, Aus. CA etr1ko occurred
among tho men In Farnba,n l. Loyetoy's mill
this Afternoon, mud old Ole Anderson Was taken
from the yard and put to work In tho mill.
Standing In the way Of tho head OF = circular
sav, the carriage came swiftly back and struck
htm throwing him against the Raw. His Log
Wa completely saved iu two and the instrument
Of death p2ssed leuGtA~iAo 1t hla body, cutting
Il Ill to piecos. scattering tho remains 10 overy
direction upon tue logs. uorknen. and machine
fy. He leaves q wife and Que child
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tion that ha was on the way 70 bank. Some
other officials and some OF the Aldermen, con-
eolcd him in bis troubles. and be shortly s!tes
depsrtsd to look t9r hs lswyets .nd his brother
almost everybody slHa. also departed fol lunch,
and Ill was Barene aud quot until
TuIiB nEruAM.
About half'paat O'Clock, Sheridan. acoomph-
upon thoir former Secretary in his room. Their
conversation turned Chiefly on tho pay-rollA OF
the Departments. Which they wero told wore in
the hands OF tho Comptroller. Sheridan iu-
ths yAfo lad heon changed during tile night. aud
Maa iufonued by Dr.. Ward that he lad not
heard Of 1s. messenger from Bupt. nohu. iu-
terr!pted the diaouasicn by announcing that III.
joining room: I'hsyy. we're rooeived By him very
cordially, aod 1ere shortly invited to giyo tna1
opinions on tho efficacy Of trying police officers
or summsrlly dlschargug t4oln soE satheieat
supporting the ptsn OF trying oaieers on charges.
Tbcy claimed that their whole sxportsncs
MAS = conclusive proof that charges against Of
ticoEs, mado IN good faith. of.en appeared vary
strong, but that on being slfted down contained
little matter Of fact On tho other hand, vas
conten0ed by bupt. Rohn Perry Smith, aud
others. that police ottacers should be treated By
tic superintendent merely ~ \ workman ta
treated By hb e'npioyeE. and their services should
iafae.ory. Sheridan denlsl this. Oldcefs were
oftea subjected 70 great doal Of Jealousy. both
from their comrsdss ~ we'll ~ from outsiders,
and under aurh circumaances mistakes would
often Occur were such plan adopted. The con.
ference adjourned without Auy conclusion being
arrived u. When theJ had gained tho outsf
xoon,, Sheridan asked Capt. Hoxsy who fur
ushe1 the key to unlock tho toom, and uicksy
yafotred him 10
SUIT. hEHM
sheriaAa-Dtd you furnish thai kay, Lii.
nohn2
Rshtn-That Il public door.
'Saeridan-tt VA dons IN burgiafioua man.
nor. psecisaay tbs WAY they are doing things
nowadays.
The trio then passed on to the oussF hail.
where they naade dspaAud upon tho ohloss II
the door TO allow taom 10 sntsr, Sheridan
pushed his VA, up 70 h,us. aud attempted to
opsn tbs door, bus tbs officer said hs wsa under
orders to kssp than out,
tWho gave you sueh otdsrs r qusxisd ahsst-
dan.
"Htcksy." .............. ... ..
outf"
"Ysa. dft s1sz3hody."
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HuN OVER AND KILLED.
Special pl+pdteh 70 Tht Chseaaa TTtbuns,
Ezl1, Pa. Aug. 8.-PAsrick ahshAn. IN old
man, viz run oysr Aud killed By ths oass neax
Union City,
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Nav mothers aecu 10 be sprIngng up On every side,
centiyG, may 10 productive of gon bringing about
substitute Of sops now fcsea toE sseatu.-Lsekport
Journal
The precise meaning Of this Is really not clear,
unleaa our contemporary a|udes TO the gonera-
tion OF force. Literally accepted. 1t must sug-
gost new fotco Of generation.
Recently = foreign embassy sought tho aid OF
tho Engliah police TO dud = young girl who had
jubt become the hoirosa of mauy 1niiliona. Tho
natsuctlous were vague, and the task w4s ncceH-
sastly giren to one OF tho keenost detectives.
At the end Of ei1 weehs tho detective reported
a. headquarters and handed in hiB resignation.
"Wel." aad thu chief, "And what about tho
young gir]7" II found her about a month ago
tn ttesHmakor's shop, was tho auawer. "Aud
what thonf" II married bor yesterday, aud
this morning I haye just rocelyed her six mill
ions."
Mr. William MaeKwa1, an old and respected
resident Of this city, died on tue 4th inst, after
long and painful lilnesB, aged 90 years. The
deceased MAS well known among the o!dcr citIzeus
Of Chicago, having resided here for thirty yoara,
was ono Of tho ploneers among the business
men. aud for yoArH prosecuted the buBiuese Of
butchcring. lie WAS > humane, genfal man. Of
ready beueyoloucs, and many have experienced
his beuefActions. His dlBease WAS 4 general
pfoesrahon OF tho syBtsm, he having been in
confirmed lnyalidism for yaars. He leaves =
rory interesting family. hls wife being known la
literary circles ss graceful writer upd 81 the nom
dc psums Of "Ruth Hail." Tho funeral takes p!acs
this morning At 10 o'clock from his late soai-
donce, 247 Calumet avenue.
This olevos illustration Of the way they do
things 1t tho Tombs IL from tho New York
Worlds
"Hsy. Eugene" said ~ sr At tho To;nh, ye,ter-
usy " Gaesk osssts "L1H tau, prl.ouess Law
sot 70 Nv aAeot - Hosnucr sa,,,Aans :: ia Twcn-
y.nlhtl-nt't." wAs .hs tL.w.i. 'leilS rci,:iu tHu
ola.a tTs Hot ny accounts aoetcs U .xo<a kupw
run " to4 bul c4n GuIy mud v; Rh IL ilp cG,e,
"Meil "itat sss sou gouyto lu at.ais N7'' sHASs.5
.sLea tAs CsFs. lta-t IT kIo~. 6~y lue,,k,,:.rl
La* m.uy lttsnnesn t4's sou x1:." tiki. i, u:tust
1!ncsE. ~ ~ yI @ny fo ss;e' tnt oar trvcrt:
g. ay s.ss. dom. a.s m o. out cLoss ..r<. .r!
e. ons'4 sou hays1" ~ want Avsx.un. OF sL.ut o.
L!sb INST saa wv dtamk an4 nus",u. AAl toux uus
asfts ~ M. Il. E;i*S'p ; ,t.fA" .,!a L.ssi
fae sas Aavtitss haese
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-08
euYANDoTTE DISTRICT.
Sunday School Institute will be held at st. Al
bans August 18th and 18th, 1875.
PROGRAMME;

PROGRAMME,
TUESDAY, nth, O'Clock A. NJ.
ist.-organlzation. Reports OF Delegates and
Preachers.
2nd.-what is the Sunday School? Its Nature
and Object j. c. SidebOttom.
Standardization OF Sunday School Super
intendents and teachers.-J. L. Moses.
AFTERNOON, O'Clock.
4th.-Has the teacher discharged his whole
duty TO the class when he has faith fully taught
the lessOn?-J. T. Carroll
5th.-The Question Box Its use In the Sunday
SchOol.-w. T. Lewis.
6th-object Lessons; Their Use. Model Les
7th.-sunday School Helps; Papers, dc.-M.
W. Rider.
EVENING, ~ O'Clock.
s;h.-serno1. Subject. Jesus in the Sunday
School."-Dr. W. PretIyman.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, . O'Clock.
ath.-wants OF the Sunday Schools of the
Guayndoite District II. Ii. Trainer, p. Z.
loth.-How Is the Sunday School of to-day. COM
pared with that Of the past? Are We progress
ing or retrograding ~. Sanford.
Ilth.-The unifOnn Lesson.-N. l.. Baumgard-
her.
In Logan AMI SANDY. ". Bedford.
AFTERNOON, O'Clock.
IstA.-Mass Sunday School. Lesson, Matthew
3 chap verses l-ll, inclusive.
I4th. Sunday School Experience Meeting.
All.
15th.-The reward OF the faithful Sunday
School wockef.-A. r.. Norriston.
EVENING. ~ O'Clock.
Sermon.-Suhject, ''The relation OF children
To the Church.-W. NJ: Mulleuix.
NoTE brethren, we want to make this 4
grand success Preachers, see that your dele
gates are elected, and that they come. Homes
for AL
T. H. TRAINER.
1T. MCCARTNEY. CouuFTrsE
A. ID. PERRY.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-08
HUNTINGTON Splinters.

Clothing sticketh closer than wife
these hot days.
Whew-aint it hot is the ejaculation
of old and young.
Very little OF Fizz whiz Bang Satur-
day or Monday. Dull old Fourth.
The heated term is almost as bad as the
third term.
Harper and Burdick are on a flying
visit to Buffalo aud other lake cities.
Come boys chip in towards purchasing
bell ior tue Methodist Church.
The ice formed in the river last winter,
has all thawed out.
Now that the season for preserving fruit
is approaching, sugar will advance III
price. \ word to the wise, &c.
The Young lady Graduates at the recent
commencement Of Marshall College, are
termed "Queen's OF Art"
Wouldn't it be refreshing these days to
lust have slice Of orange and straw III
1T?
1t is now generally conceded that the
base ball tossers OF Huntington, will not
win the champion belt this season.
The river has been 90 low this week
that il could not raise one loot above the
other.
Fish in the Ohio river are kept well
posted on all important events by Ed.
Young daily dropping them line.
Linen Suits" is what Harrison adver-
vertises, as if any boy didn't know that
linen suits this kind OF weather.
The Governor OF Kentucky offers $500
for murderer We didn't know that the
market was so high.
In view OF the heavy crop OF green ar-
pies, two OF our physicians are ordering
new buggies.
An Indian dry goods rcdlar was in
town on Monday, his principal stock was
Mo hair.
1t Is said that young lady OF Hunting
ton, an enthusiast in Botany-is insane
upon the cultivation Of Sweet Williams.
II is said the man who keeps clean and
minds his own business il more than half
way 10 heaven, even ii lie be 4 heather"
There is some talk Of batch OF Eas-
tern editors excursionizing to this place
next month. Il will be an August body.
Moore street improvements are being
made this week. sam is energetic and is
determined to keep good rays.
The drought in Huntington this sea-
son has not been attended with much In
convenience.
How is this? An old bach. says: Tuck
ed way down in the corner OF the Chris
tian's heart forever turks that sentiment
dear to the sex: 4 new bonnet, or no
church"
1t is said by scientists that Beetles COM
nit suicide. What a blessing il would
be il mosquitoes were possessed OF the
same intelligence.
There is a man in Huntington trying
to hatch young birds from canary seed,
that is, he is experimenting with, not sit
ting on the seed.
Not more than three hundred windows
in Huntington were broken on Saturday
and Monday in consequence OF the salvos
of Artillery fired in commemmoration OF
the Fourth OF July.
The sun has turned Southwark,
The nights begin to lengthen,
Musouitoes are not a bit backward
And the heat begins to strengthen.
Curiosity is wonderful thing. A man
went into Jones blacksmith shop few
days ago. and actually picked ups hot
! horseshoe three times in order TO satisfy
. himself what il was that burned him 20.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-08
PROSPECTS.

While the company will be enabled
from the beginning TO sell at an increase
of several hundred per cent, and at the
same time offer lots at very low prices.
the probability IL that in few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
in value and realize many times the pres
ent prices. 4 safer and better investment
has never been offered TO the pubIic-there
can he no question Of loss, there can be
only a steady increase in value from year
70 year. Charleston is the natural manu-
featuring center Of the Kanawha Valley |;
with cheap coal, iron ore, fire clay, lime
stone. lumber. salt, &c. Immediately sur
rounding the city, and good traDsporta-
ton east and west in word az great
manufacturing advantages az arc possessed
BY any city in America, il can be but
short time until our present manufacto-
ries are double and trebled, and every
foot of real estate greatly increased in val
NC. The present owners only sell because
obliged to dispose OF an interest.
The title is perfect; all liens now on
any portion of the land will be either can
ceiIed or secured in 4 satisfactory man.
ner.
The shares are 500 each, less the amount
OF dividend from sales already made.
J. B. WALKER, Trustee.
For further information and maps and
pamphlets apply to the trustee or TO
DAVID l.. RUFFNER,
Charleston. West Va.
CHARLES c. LEWIS.
President Kanawha Valley Bank.
JOHN G. CLAYPOOL,
Cashier First National Bank,
Charleston, Kanawhs Co, W. Va.
J Nav q.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-08
Severe Storm-Damage by Light
ming.

On Tuesday afternoon our town
was visited with a severe storm of
rain, with a very high wind and sharp
lightning. The storm seemed to cir
Gle around this point as it Stacked off
several times, and was then renewed
again. During its prevalence sever
al large trees were Frustrated by the
wind, but the greatest damage was
by lightning, where it struck Mr..
Foster Stewards brick house near
Holderby's Chapel. The family had
all retired to the back part of the
house when the storm commenced,
but some of the windows in the front
had been left open; the rain beating
in Mr.. Stewards mother went to shut
the windows down, which she had
done and Vas retiring to the back
room when the fash came, striking
the chimney and then coming down
the front of the house, SCATTERING the
windows and door frame, scattering
the glass almost all over the floors,
some of it being thrown to the back
end of the rooms. Mrs. Stewart re-
ceived a severe shock, as she was ap-
preaching the door of the room where
the family were. Her daughter saw
her about TO fall, and ran and caught
her in her arms.
DR.. Wall was sent for, who applied
the remedies, and remained with
her until she was greatly relieved,
and she will doubtless recover. She
was affected very strangely, her arms
being drawn up, and partially paral-
yzed.
1t was providential circumstance,
that the family we're in the back part
of the house rs it would seem that
some of them must have been killed
if they had been near the front.