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ran away one day last week in a dray,

ran away one day last week in a dray,
and fortunately, injured the dray
worse than himself.
An amusing incident occurred on
Saturday evening at the Crescent
Hall. The Singing Society met as
usual and after practising were dis
missed, the choir remaining for 'e
cial instruction, and 5 me one to have
a little amusement, concluded to per-
petrate a joke on them by locking
the outside door and secreting the
key; but the most amusing thing
that has happened was this: young
gentleman who occupies a prominent
position in society, after escorting
Young lady h me, returned to par
ticipate in the exercises, and finding
The door locked concluded they had
excluded him purpo civ, and as he
lived near by, he retired home with
an offended air; after the exercises
were over they found themselves i'm
prisoned and called to the aforesaid
young gentleman to liberate them.
he had locked the door;
this he obstinately refused to do, and
in this predicameut. they c,mmen
ced hall"ing fire. murder, thieves,
police" until finally the Marshal came
up and SUCCEEDS in liberating them
Since then there has been one of cur
Young professionals. who arliculates
very indistiuctiy on account of weak
lungs. 'o
wher- e'er go. where e'er I be
Still will remember Y. |. r
L. Y X
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Council Proceedings.

CITY HALL, Jan. 13'h, 1878.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
rnent, hiS Honor the Mayor in the
Char Present: Recorder Obey and
rounciImea Ensign, Burlington and
VerIander ab.eRt Couacilmen Ems
low and Simns.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The following accounts were al
lowed and the Recorder instructed to
draw orders therefor:
Ed. B.nh-ing, Lumber for streets, SCI 10
d. X II ,ined, night police, 81 20
Application Of w 4. Day for cor
rection of alleged erroneous tax as
sessment was postponed until next
, meeting.
Committee on amending Charter
reported progress and WAS continued.
Committee on opening streets to
Ohio River reported progress and
was continued.
Committee to consult with over
seers of the Poor reported that they
had interviewed that body and salts
factory assurances were given that all
proper accounts for the relief of the
Poor in the City would he paid, and
theover.eers authorized Mayor Burke
and Councilman Eu>low to ret for
them in deciding upon applications
for relief in the Ci V.
On IN tion, councilman Simms
was appoi tel a Committee to a"cer-
tain and report the legal and
prompt manner by which delinquent
street taxes could be collected.
On motion, it was ordered that the
services of a regular night policeman
be dispensed with for the pr sent,
with The understanding that the May
or is authorized to appoint one or
more, in cases of unusual nergency.
On motion, Council adjourned To
Monday, Feb. 9Th, 1873. 3 p. NJ
JOHN II. Obey,
Recorder.
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Tue Posr OFFICE. We learn that
very Vigorous effort has been IN tide
by some unhappy, (to put it mildly
Republicans. TO Dust Postmaster
Brooks, and t. secure the appoint
ment Of another gentleman TO that
office.
The only charge as far as we are
informed, is that the P1stoffi:e Is not
in suitable position; that it is in the
neighborh,O of, and in close proximi
ty To ''dens OF intamy," "hou'eS of
ill-ame," "grog shops" &c &c. This
is rather II serious charge, but thnSe
who make it, must certainly have
knowledge that is not accessible to
the un initiated. aud is not at all com
plimentary T. the residents of the
vicinity Of the P. o.
Let Us lonk at its surr3ua hugs:
en- the east, are the rooms of the
Mayor of Huntington; the lower part
Of the building Is occupied "a a whole
sale and retail Liquor store. 1t
would hardly be supposed that there
would be much disorder there. On
the west, we have. first Smith, Davis
4 Co.'S Drug store the dw cling part
Of their house Ia occupied bv a very
respectable family IS a Baarling
House. Next clmes Charley Myer
Restaurant; his family lives in the
house, and we have never known of a
disturbance of any kind there. The
next Is Mnntrose's residence AMI
Bakery. Next i Mr.. Verlsnder's
large Brick store, the dwelling part
occupied by his family. Mr. Yer
lander i member Ofthe City COun'
Gil. Next is Mr. Sandman's. very
respectable man, Bot Il shoemaker.
Next Mr.. Brnwnrigg's family. Then
Mr.. Nichols, CITY Assessor. Then
Justice Euslow, member II the CITY
Council Then Mr.. Pennybacker's
Store an 2 Saloon.
These are all the residents OF the
book, except Of , Or 5 snail houses
on the rear oflots occupied by color,
Ell persons; where the "dens Of in
/ fany" are, we fail TO see.
/ Such a slau ter, il a. foolish a it is
false, and an effort to remove the
Post,fice, based on such representa-
tons Is sure to fail. lis majority OF
the citizens desire a removal Of the
Office, and make proper representa-
tion Of TIE fact. it would doubtless
be ordered. but false charges will
avail nothing. In the meantime the
office rensins, IN st1!a quo
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Minor Locals.
See Mr.. Verlander's advertisement
of female dog lost.

of female dog lost.
The New Castle came out of her
winter gu ,rters on Tuesday last.
What has become OF our Logan
G. H., correspondent? We want to
hear from HIM.
Or correspondent Stigma" re-
turns to the charge this week. He
is able to take re Of himself.
he wife of Mr.. 5 Il. Hall has
been dangerously i'll tor sometime; we
are clad to hear that she is recover
ing.
Some of our Ohio friends called and
paid their subscription last week.
We would be glad if some Of our
other friends would do likewise.
Court has been in session ever
since last Monday week, but our
C plumns are so crowded that we tave
not had space for report.
The Quldrille Band will give a
alice Bail ut lnghrm's Hall to NOR
ro~ evening it vii! be pleasant
affair aud worthy of patronage
The -Etna is on her way to Hunt,
inston with u feet of barges loaded
with grain in bulk which will be
transferred to the CT b. the new ell
evator.
There is Il rumor in town that we
are TO have a fine building built at
the corner of 9Th street and Bird ave
nue.. tor an Opera House, Bank, Post
Office and Stores.
The committee of Council on open
ilg the str cts 10 the RI! er, consisting
of Mayor Burke, a d Council linen En-
slow and Verlander, are talking Of
visiting Richmond soon to confer with
Nice-Prs Wickham on the subject.
We have the pleasure ofpubliShing
on our outside, this week, the very
eloquent addres. of q. w Atkinson
Esq. of the West Virginia Journal; it
will repay p'rusal.
There is rise Of 6 feet reported at
Pittsburg, which will bring the ice
down to day and tomorrow with a
rush, and the boats will be running
next week without a doubt Some
damage is reported as done at Pitts
burg among the Steamboats,.
Somebody has been quilting our
good neighhor of the State Journal
with wonderful story of ii murder
near kingwo'd, Preston County /;
the tale is that a farmer sold his farm
for $4,000, and was go ng west The
evening before he was going some
men came in during the farmers
absence, murdered the wife and
daughter and got the money. The
farmer returned III company with a
peddler, while they were there the
brave peddler killed two of the men
and wounded the third. One Of the
robbers proved to be The farmers
hrother-in law, to whom he had sold
the farm. who was stealing the money
he had paid for it.
The story reads like a Legend of
the Black Forest" or something of
that kind. Guess it is hoax.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

IN ANTICIPATION II large increase in
business, the old house Of +. b. SPENCE 4
SoN, mere "a t ts;l"rs, 1900 vain street,
K chmond, Va. have enlarged their e.
Enlistment, AID, in add ton To their
stock r merchant tailoring. have provi-
ded arge aid well selected st ck of
ready-made clothing, consisti' & # all the
new sty'es Of dress d bushes su Is, en-
bracing the Prince A ibert I'd cutawav
fr cks. aid d 'ub e-breasted SACKS, and
pants aid vests in great var ETY.. In over
C ats. they lave all the late maIes Of
SACKS, G'engarys, talmas, aud capes-all
1T prices IN SUIT the times Remember
30 call on E X. SPENCE & Sow, 1900 Main
r.rect Tor your winter etching loIssf.
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rsdIoatio. Of the Methods. Ch.ros

LAST Sunday morning to which
the hopes Of 81 many hal been direct
Cd, a. the dedication day OF the
Methodist church was very rainy and
lis = .eeable. Rain came down hea-i
ly about church time, and caused a
verv large number 10 remain away,
who would otherwise have attended.
The church however WIS nearly nil
FL All the other churches IN town
we're closed Rev Mr.. Mulienix Of
Charleston preached an eloquen; and
earnest sermon, and then an effort
vas made 10 raise sun ;ielt funt' To-
paw OF the dabt of the church, which
was about s140O. A good many
present gave quite literally, but the
sun raised wss not enough to lit the
debt, and il .as resolved not 20 de l.
cate the church till it was out of debt
Communion service was hell in
the afternoon, at which a goodly
number attended.
In tAe evening the weather was
clear and urge congregation a.
sembled. The house WAS filed; theirs
mus, have been more than 800 pres
ent.
! A cool collection was taken mp,
and the official members of the church
having agreed 10 personally assume
the hilance of the dent, it was con'
cluded to proceed with the dedicltion
Rev. Mr. MulIenix preached the
/ dedicltorv sermon
; Rev. MeSsrs Blvers, and McClin
took OF this city assisted in the ser
| vices.
+ The hurch IL now free Of debt
and his fine prospect for Usefulness
The House is small, but large
enough for present services. 1t /
% by s. feet; the seating capacity i
about 275, although 800 may b,
crowded in. There il no pulpit
simply a reading desk ON a platform
The walls are plhstered, ID. t..
ceiling Is finished in woud, Will
trusses and rafters. Theceilmg board
are poplar, Vanished. There is
small vestibule, with door on eacl
side.
The windows are frosted in imits
ton of ground glass.
The pews are finished in imitation
of Oak and Walnut.
The platform on which the pulp
stands is nicely carpeted and surround
ed with railing 1t is semicircular II
form. Mr.. A B. Palmer is the build
or of the church, and Mr. c. y La!
lance, painter.
] Il is very neat and tasty. ant
sburdsntly large for present purpo
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ever seen; that the bones, teudons
and ligaments seemed to be all brok
en- and the leg hung by the skin Af'
ter the accident, he undertook to run,
which must have caused him ex-
circulating pain.
Nothing could b done for his re
lief, except To kill him. Mr.. Russell
bought the horse last summer and
priced him very highly. lie has OF
ten been mentioned in our columns.
We hope he his gone to "horse
heaven"
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HEApouARrrRs FOR GEsrLEMrx's Fur-

HEADQUARTERS FOR GEsTLEMEN's FUn-
WISHING GooDs is at 1900 Vain Street,
Richmond, Va, where F.. B. SPENCE 4
SON have al the latest nove't'es in neck
wear, c,l'ars, snspeeders. hard erc''ef-.
cuffs, sleeve butt,us, underwear, I'd the
celebrated Pc br,Le shirts. In under
wear they lave tie med Gated shirts aid
drawers. ard, a's', heavy mer'no der
shirts at one d ,llar each. For large
st OK, great var ETY., d wv pr ces in fur
nishirg g. DIS cal on b. SPENcE& ION,
Mere at tailors d clottiers, 1900 'a'n
street, Richmond, Va. l0l5-tf.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

One dollar, invested in the Texas
Gift Concert Association, will surely
get $50, 100. That may seem i'm.
possible to many Of our readers, but
endorsed, as it is, by some of the
most prominent citizens Of TeXas, we
feel justified in recommending this
association to all who may wish II
invest. Call on the local Agent OF
this place and he will furnish you
with a plan Of drawing, which. i'll
i;-elf, guarantees every one an equal
chance. See advertisement III all
other Ilumu.
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FALL CAMrAiGN.-All ready; forward
marc E, rgAt t. 1900, Ma street, L c i.
inord. Va, Were yu will ii ID terv
large AS rtment If f gish ard french
gods, d az nal AID worsted .tings. d
ia cy caSs.Heres d ve-t.rC.s, su tab ( r
fail a d wint wea", d 4. b. SPENCE Il
ron Lave expert crtie rs and w1rsmen
ready l. ma e up your clothing t, order
in tie latest AID most fashionable style,
and at rr.ces q. low a. the lowest. Call
on then aid leave your orders f-r your
fall and VI nter clothing. l0-l5-tf.
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Noricr. The firm OF Gilbert x
Co having been dissolved, II becomes
necessary to close up all out+'and ng
counts We rill make out all bills
9, som =, possible, an hope parties
=, vbon thew are sent will remit at
o,.s Respectfly,
". 5 DOwNER < Co.
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NOTICE.

Kanawha SpIint aud
8 rmi.z'annrl Coal at prices
lower than ever offered In
ths. City. Also Lime. Ce-
ment. Plaster, Shing cs
and Lath, at very low pri-
ceS.
Yard Cor. 2ud Ave. and
Tenth Street.
FIR. GREEN.
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No EXCISE for Reing Sick.

NJ persnn can use BIscaee's German
Syrup W tnuut getting immed ate relief
ID cure. We Lave the first case If
Coug =, Colds or Consumption, "r any dis
ease If tie hroat d Lu7gs, yet Ia hear
from taat has not bee cured. We have
strbuted every year for three wears,
over 100000 "a ape b ties BY Druggist
in all part. Of tue Upited st ties. No
other Ma ,ufacturer Of Med che ever gave
tIe:r preparat uns suc'l test a. tiS. G.'
I, SMITH DAVIS u GO, a ID get b l.
tie IS cents d try it, two d ses will
relieve YOU. Sample Bott.es 10 cents each
Aug. ely.
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}lCs!clL ASSOCIATION. -PuHctual
a..en lance of all is requested this
evening. I welcome home the PreSi-
dent aud 10 act on the report Of the
Executive committee in relation to Il
hall and IN organ.
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PER-o,AL-Co.. ~ p. Thompson
q ParSersbury, passed though here
on Tuesd,y lac, on his vay to the
Permanent seat
General O,ey was w leo ned by his
many friends on his return from New
York last a,urday lie reports mo-
hey matters dull there but hopeful
Money plenty, but people afraid 70
uet.
Wchll a pleasant call this week
from Me,,rs Richardson and Mcneil
OF Coma in Company with Mr. Eli
Ensign Of the Cur wheel Factory,
Capt. ii. G. Parsons left on Friday
last ou visit to Redmond and 9th.
or points.
Andrew johnson was elected Sena-
tor from tennessee last Tuesday.
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Our columns are 80 crowded, both
outside aci in. this week that several
communications are necessarily left
cut. ssj We have but little vsriet Y
]: s,l eao-ose Us will pay up, We
viii hay new press and enlarge our
borders VIC 10 not have room &c
c.-d.rc 10 our strength in a paper Of
this SIZE.
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LO.,T-STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A large black Bull and Mastiti
Slut, long tail, ears cropped, a white
spot on her breast. If she has strayed
l will pay s. FIR her return If she
was stolen, / will give $50 for infor-
nation that will lead to the convic-
ton of the thief.
j. w VRRLANDER,
1913 If. 2nd Avenue.
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Co>GRE5 ,rtONAL CHURCH Those
who have found a col reception at
the Congregational Church, lately,
vi be glad to know that the heat
NJ apparatus has been 50 improved
that comfort has been secured for the
c .les, days. Mr. Wright is doing
TIE wr~S.
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Alb. PALMER Dealer In
Doors. Sash. Blind. FrHine
Rough and Dressed LuW'
her. Flooring. Weather"
boarding. Pine and Pop
lar Sh ngIes. M"uI''ingS,
Laih. Newell Posts Il ESan-
niSter~, Drai" Tile, a Pat.
enf Flurs. White and Gray
Lime. Plaster. Cement.
Flower Pots &c. 4 Large
Stock COm.tanfIy OH hand.
Cash orders promptly fill
ed e. solicited. 81 Avenue.
Bet. Sih q o n SITS EStnt-
ington, w. Va. Jan. IA, If
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Lo>t-Oa Friday, l7th inst, a
Cameo watch charm with two photo
,r,pb, enclosed. A suitable reward
will be given for lie return to this
office.
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The B nDIvG AsSoCINrrON--Ihis
Association me: on last Wednesday
ov.,i7- One new member WAS re-
c,iv,i The Association is gradua ly
increasing in numbers, and doing well.
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800, NEIoHsoRHooo.
5 !, SCHEDULE

P,,as.rsaa the No:i'a a: the head
- =. oi;:.rill page an3 Do not for
-. I. s.,i Us TIA: "TWV W.
LARS" -,--,r,
The prize Of the ADVERTISER :l
,sTwo o.,lars par yaar' IN advance
P,;,aza ia,,ais3
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TsAvEs. We return thanks to
Representative J W. Thorn5urg,
ard % Senator McGinuis for the
journal, II Retrospective hou4e5.
Also % Hon Frank Hereford for
Congressional Record and other IA
yU-s
And also, TO Governor jacobs. for
copies II his message. the Report OF
the State Treasurer, Directors and
Superintendent Of the Hospital Cor
the Insane. Board Of Regents for
the Deaf and Dumb, and Blind. and
the Regents Of tae W Va, Uaiyersi
~.
We would be glad 70 make ex.
tract from them, hut space viii not
allow It this week.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS "A. b Pal
mr. is prepared to take contracts r
bal iing houses and all kinds Of carpel'-
t:r work. Don't fail to 1--WE him Il call =,
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R,ead This Twice.

THE PEOPLES LEDGER contins NO
Continued Stories. Large PAGES, ~ Columns
OF Choice M.scellaneOu. Reading Matter every
week. together with articles f,om the pms Of
such well-known writer's as Massey. OLIVER
OPTIC, sYLvANUS COBB, Jr.. Miss AL. OFT,
WILL CARLTON, J. T. TRIO yBRIDGE, NhRK
TWAIN, &c.
s9-I will send The Peoples Ledg
er" to any address every week for
three months, on trial, on receipt 81
only 80 CENTS.
The .o)'e's Laiyerr Is an old established
aDf reliable weekly paper. nHbl SIZED every SAT-
urday: ana Il very popnia IN. ou2 hout the y. z.
and Nj idle States. Address
HERMANN X. CURTIS, Prbifsner,
Jan. 7-rf. No II school 81, Boston, Mass.
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SAD AcciDE>r-A very sad acci
dent happened TO Mr.. Jno. Hooe
hu'se-Is beautiful cray horse, on last
Sunday week. lie was at Mr.. Peter
A,nuet,e pace, TO winter, and was
runmng out IL the field. As he was
running around. he made a misstep
an fell, breaking one Of his fore-legs,
just below the knee Mr.. Kenpett
says u vas the worst break be bad
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Terms Of Sale:
CommissIoncr's Sale

Commissioners Sale
Or
Valuable Real Estate
In Gnvandotte. West Va.
NY VIRTUE Of decree Of the County C"u :
D II Car u County. pronounced ~ IN oc, 10
vintr u Us \. G. Whi'e ~ all, and T.. Y. Sinms
VISA. G. White we shall As sJecia! Commission
IS pointed hy said con- for that pu. pose, Gle
lie. 10 sale on TH PREMISES,
On The 9Th Day Of Feb, 1875,
the following tracts II lands sifua'e In the town
81 Gnvan tore. ". Va. t-wif:
A. G. Whites interest in In Ffty-fou- CN ~
~l,st IN known Is Russeis addition 20 sid town
,nd fronting 20 t'-nne uD 'ee' IN Bnh1ngfon
:, Get and running hack ie4'. fee;. more or l'ss,
RI Al, si.Nv. wi-h i TIE mp ovements m rreon
sill ,vht,. owns SAID lot jb'ntly with John W
Rrnue al ,Nharl.s Hal
,I'o A n Wits interes' On rat fraction ~
n, To d ~ cn,,vr, Ell nv da-d ~ john Lailley
~ =. q White sod .tohn W Bonner. bearing date
nm IN. sth dsy OF ner-,nbnr. lSi'. ana ecoried
in rhe ole ks Orcs ~ the O unfy cnu OF TAD
eli County. In deed honr - paSe 49, t"gc'ne
viti his interest In i'm -t,-",''en ,an.
= y longing 10 the said Wbite 'o'"t! WIN '"""
W. Bonner. ,,ctx
,lso AZ Whites in'e eat in Lot number six
(s m wha' Is known a. Rnsse's VI ION 10 saiu
t.iwn. and fronting an Ma. Street 81 "t. m"re
or less. and rnnning hex rs feet. more o. irss,
IL an all " The said White owns the VIII ne "'ie
to thi- last said lot. -
The above salr ~ ~ satisfy J'agment ~ l. T.
vinirOux VS. A. @ WHITE 10 s3Sl 90. with inter
EST IN areon from dat. Of sail decree. AM cos.s
NJ sal SUIT: s'd 10 satisfy judgement 81 I.
Smns " A. q white. for fitS.HS with Interest
the con from date Of said decree. AMI costs OF
SAID suit, including statute fee In taca case OF
$500.
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We hear that some parties have pur-
chased a lot at Hinton with view to
srcet Cotton factory there
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NOTICEI

TT WING old our my Flu niture and under
H tattng bu ine>s II Is necessary for me 70
nj no al IN accounts. All persons knosin"
them. Ives ndeb cd 10 me ae he ebv ro'inrd
thar u'il,ss their accounts ar set II W m 20
days ihev will be put mo the hands of AL ofIicer
for collection.
Persons having accoun'sig,ins' me will please
present them as soon AS convenient f0t settle
mem.
Dec 24l-t L. 4. RANDALL
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which win deliver az lower rates than can he
ha, eheshere. Leave yolI ders at Hard
Nortons corner where you VIII ne accommodated
with slate and pencil. Coal at the boa, 10 cents
per bushel. q. \. ADAMS
IL y.ss
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LEGAL ADvERrlsEMEMTs.
Commissioners Sale
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

VSA4 ~ $780,
Pursuant e. . decree 70 the County Court n
Cabel Coua.y. Eends ed a. its otoeer terg ~
q. I'm H. chaucerv srit Of x. ". Cra,le. va. @ i.
H. ndor IT. VI. ! shall as the specia, commits
sioner named ther"in,o Ola
Friday, the 29h day Of January 1873
at he premises in the City OF Hum n,'on. sell at
puhi,c anstion 70 The highest bidder. the sto r.
non se ami /, mentioned IN fhe p1 'ers ~ the
case ani known a. No 20 In Block No lioof
I'll OF Huntington. t0n Il Avenue, and Isl
10 above Bank OF Hun.ingtonl.
Terms Of Sale:
onp.th-d cash on dav ~ sale. he esi'ue upon
n cre.li. ~ g x ant twelve mon'hs. king n ms
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SCHOOL REPORT for the month end
ing January 2lst, 1915
4Tu AVE SCHOOL.
Number enrolled, 1875.
Average daily attendance, 142.
Per cent of attendance rs.
do do absence ii.
do do non-membershipl3.
SD AVE SCHOOL.
Number enrolled 112.
Average daily attendance II
Per cent of Attendance ga
do do absence %.
do DO non-membership 20