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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-13
FROM LIN GOLT COUNTY.
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.


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May 9th, 1873. lIamlin is still
alive yet and in a furnishing cnndi
ton. Some Julie improvements 60
ing on; times are very hard and
seem to he getting no better, We
still live in hopes Of seeing brighter
day in the future, as one extrem,
follows another.
Oar new Court House will be COM
pIeted this week it is said to be one
of the best Court houses in the State.
C.. l.. Bowden, the contractor has
lost a great deal of money on the
house, lis he has done considerable
Of extra work. We hope the people
of Lincnln Co, will he kind enough
to allow him somrtning extra, for he
deserves it.
The people of this county are ma
king great preparations for a big
corn crop. 1t i, very un!ayorable "
to this time, but hope it will turn
warm in u few days, 50 people c'n GO
To planting cora.
Wheat looks very bad on account
of the cold weather and freeze, but
it begins to look some better.
There is a young lady from Hun
tington teaching school at his place
and l. getting the praise of all who
know her.
Rev. V. Sanford is on the Ilsmlin
circuit this year; the people seem Ia
I've very much pleased and like his
preaching. | hope he may have
great success in winning souls q
Christ.
Next Monday is the time tor our
! County Court. There viii he IL great
effort made for whisky license. but ]
think there will be a majority against
it'll hope the County 'ourt will con
s,der it well before they grant Ii cnrc
rs it is apt to prove 4 curse to any
community.
Daring the last rise, in the river
There WAS q great many sawl"gs run
most all of them belonged to llo
buck. The timber business is not IL
flush IL it WAS Il year ago; there
seems To he no demand for il.
There is some excitement in re-
gard to the peach and /pple crop
Peaches are all killed. Apples won
amount to any thing, it will be miss
ed a great deal. There are some
very fac orchards in this county.
Wheat and corn are very scarce il
this neighborhood, corn is 81 pei
hu.hel. and wheat is tho same.
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PROSPECTS,.

While the c,mpa"v VII be enab ed
from { beg nni' 2 to sell AZ al increase
II several IL dred per cert, a d NJ I @
- ne time htr Iots Il. very low pr ces.
the pr bah;l.tv is at in a few years { e
rema ming lots will be larse'v il creased
in Va ne ard req ~ ma times { pres
ent pr ces. 4 ,afer d better il vest e. {
las ever been ole ed T. t G pub ic-t! ere
can be no quest on Il ltss, { ere car lie
ONLY a s.eadv increase in "a ne from yca'
f. wear. G. ar estrn IS { n tura ma IL
featuring center of tie Ka"aw Valley
tn = cap a, iroi ore. fire C av, lin G
st,ne, IN nber, sat &c. immed ate'y sur
r,uHding tie c ~, and good transpnria,
ton cast and west. in word as great
manufacturing advantages AZ are p sses-ed
/ by aiy c ~ in America, it can bc but a
short time until our present manufac'c.
res are d ub'e ard treb'ed, ard every
( ut of a estate greatly increased in "a .
lie. The prese tow ers only sell becartt
OBJ ;ged t d sp,se "f Al interest.
TIE tie s perfect; al l;ens row m
any p~rtinn If { =; a d will oe ether car,
ce'le or secured in a satisfactory man
rer.
TIE area are 500 each, lees tie a7norT'
II dividend finn 81 es ready ~ade.
J. r. WALKER. Tnis,ee.
+ For furth irf ,rr atm d. maps aIt
pamphlets app'v u tie irns'ee "r 20
! DAVID l.. RUFFNER,
e ar'esi-. West va.
CHARLES LEWIS.
Pres 'deri Ia aw' Valley Bank
JOHN c. CLAYPOOL.
Cashier Frs. Nationa, Bank,
Charleston, Kanawhs Co, ". Va.
May 6 Il.
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Crop Prospects In West Virginia

GREGNBRTER County. Not as bad
as was feared. A fair crop expected
MARSHALL A gentleman in Mar
shall ounty saws the wheat is com
ing up thicker than it was before the
freez", 80 don't get excited for there
! i. lots of wheat to sci! when the time
comes.
BEooKE,-The crops are a good
deal injured, and the prospect for
fruit is sim.
RoANE.-A correspondent says
"Things look gloomy, hut few warm
DAYS and good showers, will raise our
spirits greatly.
JEFFERSON The wheat looks bad
", and much of it is injured past re
covery. The fruit is thought to be
injured,
HAxcoCK.-The fruit is not killed.
Prospect for late apples encouraging.
WErzEI., Ono, --MARsHAII. -
In these counties there is fair pros
pect for fruit except on the hills
where it S thought to be injured.
1t is thought that the wheat is n
COOL deal injured Some fields have
already been ploughed up. In some
localities however it is thought the
wheat is not injured.
CLAY The wheat crops is some.
what injured but not as much as was
expected. The fruit is not killed.
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a. ss. PALMER sseaIer iu
K5oor~. Sash. Blind. :. Frame
Rough and Dressed Luni-
ber. Flooring. Weather
boarding.. Pine and Pop
Ear hi ,gles. MOuIdingS.
HaiEi. " ewcI Posts Il Hau.
niSter.. seraip Tile. 81 Pat
emit FEssfs. white and Gray
Eimc. EiaSt"r. Cemers.
Flower Pots &c. a. Large
Stock Constantly on hand.
Cash orders promptly fill
ell a. solicited. :si Avenue.
BET. ST., q 9'Il SITS Hunt
ingion, W. Va. Jan. IA If
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BOOTS. SHOES, LEATH-
Err &C.. HC,

Ihavc just enlarged my
store and received my
SPRING STOCK con.
Sisfing of al fall line of
Ladies' Misses and Chill
drenS' shoes of all Kinds
and.Gu:l1itfr~. GENTS
boots. SHOES. GAL
TIERS, BROGANS nc.
I purchase direct fi'' nt
the manufacturers. ana
dcvOfiu% my afrenfiOn
entirely to this business
ann able to sell on the
most 1'cuSOnabie terms.
i have SOME rev aui0 very
beautiful varieties of shorS
10 W n On I w;>b 60 a>EI TIE
notice Of sIar Ladies'. Kr-
member iEsr place DELLA
BARS SHOE STORE. Sd
Ave. three dnor briow the
id.rrti~cr office.
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Wonderful! Success.

Tree wears az, Or. b SC ee's Cerna
Syrup was irtr duced in the United State
from Gerra V frt@e cure { c ug's. Sc
we're C, 'd< sett ed VI c breast. ~ surp-
ton ard ,t:erd seases ( tie t'lr at a
lungs. " med ciie ever ad suc, sue
cess 100000 81 np'e b ties ! ave bee
d str buied every year / ri rec years by
Drnyg SIS in a Il parts II United States
and rear'y 1000 letter from Drngg st.
are y IN our ii es, say;rg 4 al no "th'r
preparation int er st res se"s ~ We
q d yes suci excel rt Eat sfac''o'.. A
We as'i ;.ftyutrg' t. Suit, DIV. q
c.. d g., a samp'e b tie fr ~ cents
AID try il. Regn ar SIZE IS cents.
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CIA2LvroS IRpN WoRKS.-We
had the pleasure OF Z call Yesterday
from J. Brisbcn Walker Eeq., OF
charleston. with Nr. Gordon. Of
Ironton AMI Mr.. Mccullough, ot
Pittsburg. They were on their way
20 Charleston to attend to the ercc-
ton of the Furnace, Engines &c
tor the West Charleston lron Compa-
nv. the machinery for which went
up on the Billy Collins last saturday
We saw the drawings for the Fur
uaces, Hot B.ast ovens, Casting
House &c, for this company They
will he of large size aud of fine sp-
pcararce.
Bv reference to our columns, it will
he seen that portion of the West
Charleston property is for sale, and
we know of nothing that presents a
more permanent prospect for secure
aud lucrstive investment. The Iron
works are an assured fact they viii
be in actual operation this year
there will also be extensive friedrich
works, toutll,za the fire clay of which
there i abundance of the very best
/ the large Jaw and Plaliag Mill are
to be occupied by & Furniture Fac
tory which will be III operation short
( "; anil we learn that negotiation,
are on foot by which it is hoped t.
secure Il Il 1lling Mill and Nail Works
( With the means of business that are
assured, and the facilities offered ior
/ business, it seems as if West Charles
ton will soon nutStrip the older por
ton of the town. Persons wi>hin.
an investment should read the arti
Gle headed. THE WEST CHARLES
roN COMPANY.
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GRANGEEs CoCNClI. ~ WAYNE
\ meeting of delegates from the
various Oranges in Wayne County
will be held at Guret's creek on the
18th inst. for the purpose of establish
mr. a Council OF Patrons of Husband
~. \ large attendance i looked for,
and desired It is proposed 10 make
practical use ofSome OF the advan-
tages Of ASSOCIATION" with a view tn
which the order of Patrons OF Ii>-
hauiry was established.
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SUiT FOR DAMAGES.-T Pome
roy Telegraph says, 1.-THE Hope Salt
Company of Mason city has common
cel salt against the proprietor@ of the
steamer Arso-y tlr the value OF thir
teea hundred barrels Of sat, $3.50,
lost by the sinking Of said steamer
on the 26th of February, and have
attached the engines: tackle &c, of
the wreck. which Is lying against the
bank in the lower part OF Aliddleport.
The owners of the Argosy have the
sympathy Of all who know them in
thi. matter. They invested almost
all their means in the purchase OF
the boat, and alter being idle 6 or S
months ON account OF low water and
the freezing up Of tie river, on the
very first trip the boat sunk, and
they will We fear lose every dollar
thew have invested.
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3,cr:~T STATE CONVENTION At
Na7lsoy-Ihe Baptist State Con
~uaa Of West Virginia, WI meet
.' v.r at Anderson. on the C..
D a. t.. ON Wednesday, June 9th
Railroad Company with great
.'~rl.i,y has agreed to carry passen-
Ger 90 ard from that Convention for
half fare that il, full fare one way.
they rive a return ticket free OF
charge.
IhI' !. in marked contrast to the
baltimore & Ohio r. r. Of which
the 'rafton S,etiael says 1T Is a
TACT consistent with it, record, that
'ae Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
P''y Is the only company which re-
fused to reduce rates in favor Of the
delegates to the National Sunday
Cool Convention L, Bal,imo,s.
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SPIRIrUALfsM.-We attended q
private exhibition by Professor j.
DeLille, at Ingham's Hall, on We'd
ncsdav afternoon. The Professor was
securely tied by the Marshall, and
as soon as the door was closed, the
flute began playing, horn blowing.
bells ringing, &c. On opening the
door, he was found tied as at first
He proposes to expose the so called
spiritual manifestations of the Dav.
enport Brothers, on Friday evening,
and from what We witnessed, We do
not doubt bit that he will 10 what
tie proposes.
T. J. BURKE, |. IL. MITCHELL,
w. s. DowxER, A. BowEgs,
J. MCCLINTOCK, j. KENNEL,
s. W. kGuAM.
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TIE Mails. Ne learn tnat il Is
likely the contract for carrying the
Mails between Huntington and Ports
mouth, will he taken away from the
Fashion ard given to the c. & 0. Il.
r, boats.
TINS will be decided advantage
as for as through mails arc c,ncorned.
but we are doubtful whether the
change will result well rs 20 the way
mails. The Fashion now carries all
the way mails on the river, to and
from points at which it will he in
convenient for the larger boats TO
stop, and where indeed hey cannot
stop. We would consider. an ar
rangement by which the large boats
should carry the through mails and
the Fashion or Scioto, the way mails,
would be much preferable. We
would dislike t" see the little mail
boats taken of of the river. They
are a great accommodation TO passen-
gers.
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MlL1ON.- Improvements are still
going on at Milton Mr.. Rousey has
opened a Drug store where he keeps n
full assortment of Drugs. of al kinds,
and compounds prescriptions, Mr.
Wallace is about opening with IN
entirr new stock If Drugs and Medi,
cineS, where he will be prepared to
furnish nil the medicines and to put
up prescriptions. He has engaged
practical drlggist to take charge
Of his store.
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SoDA WATER. Arctic Soli, Zero
Soda, Polar Soda, 'ceburg Soda
these are some Of the names they
have tor it, but it means cold Soda,
and it is heap better tipPle than
The extract of frumen;i' for warH
weatcr. Some folks complain u!
Huntington being a dry town sine,
our County Court in the olcnitude
of its solicitude for the dear PEG
pes" welfare refused license, but
they can't go amiss for drink yet,
Smith, Davis & Co, and Davi,
Bros, & CO., have fine fGunttin al
each of their stores, where they dis
pense a tiptop article, of both Soda
and Syrup=.
J. L. Creider has his splendid
fountain in operation and can give
YOU a drink of nectar,
Montrose also his his fountain
spouting, while jenkins at the p. O.
dispenscs Ice Cold Lemonade.
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SEVEN SEALS. We call the at
tention of our readers TO this medi-
cine. the advert ement OF waich will
be found in orr columns today. 1t
is very highly recommended by nu'
merous parties, and is no doubt
worthy ofconii.lencc The proprie>
tons OF it, have so much 60 tilence in
it that they offer $1,000, for any better
medicine, for the same purposes,
Rheumatism. aches, pains &c. Mr.
Clark who is their Agent il intrndr-
cling the medicine, Is an afible aud
pleasant gentleman who has travelled!
extensively with his eyes epen, and
is able to tell in lively and interest
ing manner what he has seen ; he de-
livered free lecture at lngham's
Hall on Saturday evening which was
full of graphic descriptions, ANA In
siructve information. We com
mend him to those he may have
business with, as worthy and pleas
ant gentleman.
The Seven eals is for sale bv j l.
Crciier, Huntington, and by &. 5.
Mason, Guyando;te.
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FRE N NoRGANTowV.-The Post
SAYS FIRE took place in Morgautown
last week. by which a wagon shop
and contents we're de>lroyej, and
vh'ch threatened to destroy the best
part of the town. The Efforts of the
citizens were successful in restrain
ing it. The roof of the Methodist
Church took fire but WAS put out be
fore much damage was done.
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FREsH VEGErABLEs.-Mr Met
calfe has built 4 stall adjoining the
p Q building where he keeps for
sale all kinks Of coufectionerie-, fruits
Lemonade, &c. aud receives every
other day, by the morning boats from
Cincinnati fresh vegetables, such a.
onions, peas, lettuce, asparagus, &c
&c. lie will also have a supply of
>trawhe' rieS as soon is they arc in
market.
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THE OHIo, The Ohio No 4 went
down yesterday in her gala dress,
decked with flags from stem to stern
she had Il large number of paSsen-
gers on their way to the musical feS
tival at Cincinnati. She carries a
cannon now, and startled our town
ny firing on her arrival Tuesday
envehlng.
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LIMA WINE.--Mr. y. \. Holt, OF
Pomerov, at DIR. Chlse's oil stand
has a vineyard in OHIO where he
raises large quantities OF Concord
grapes. re made pure wine last
year from those grapes which is n
most delightful article, All would he
very refreshing and hlrmles drink
for an invalid, or parsons rec Iverln
from sickness Mr.. Holt offers ii Tor
sale for medicinal and Sicramental
purposes.
1t is for sale at the Drug Stores at
81 per bottle.
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CrRcUIT CoURT.-Mr. Thornburg
Clerk of the Court and his deputy
MIR. Church. are working day and
night getting ready for the ircui'
Cour, which meets on the 25th mt
Mr.. Thornburg says that if all case:
are tried it will require ) or 6 weeks
of cnurt.
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THE CAPITOL. REMovM..-The per
sons engaged in preparing the books,
papers and other public property for
removal to Wheeling, were arrested
at the Capitol on Monday last on
warrants issued by Judge Smith of
the Circuit Court. They were to
have been tried on Tuesday. We
have not heard the result, but Judge
Smith will no doubt enforce the or
ders aud the injunction Of his own
Court, lei IA, w.isht tall where ii
nay.
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The erection Of the Ka awha Iron
Works, just ab We this pr perry on the
Elk. a the opening IT iron "re. fiIe. c av
aod lime.,oue mi"es in tie hills immed =
ate Y adj inirg, is a'ready Increasing Il
pm ati"r, Al must, in correction " T.
ot or indu-ir es, bring in several thcus-
AID inhabitants W thin the next two years
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GREAT BARGAINS!
Sash, Doors and Blinds.

4 Car Load just received at G. F.
Parsons Hardware store. Best quail
ity of Goods, and to he sold cheap for
ash. Also a large lot OF Window
Glsss, all sizes.
ny who are in want of this class
of gond>. please cill and examine
them and get prices before purchas-
;ng elsewhere. ; 13-4w.
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VI. T. FRAZIER, s

a DvFHTIsISG: CHEsr. Cord sJsioma'.c.-
Ail PARSONS NO contemplate msking cot
I aCis w,,b newspapers 10 tie f.s"r IONS ~ az
y.ftisemrn'p, s'Ouli srnd % CENTs t0t;' o. J..
Rp.ell 4 co fr Park R1g. .;eg I "a. fDr md
PAMPHI Eft BOOK (sihsty-seveirl eil init cob
All iac isis ~ over 2s) wsPa0e.s sni s-f-
fnafe-, show lag tts ros. Advertisements FAX j.
for ieading pipsrs in many Sat al = rem n
hoIs reduction HOE publishers rares. O., TIE
tool. y.a- ~. era
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GENUINE. -All wanting the Gen
uine Sewing Machine Needles. Oil,
and everything belonging to SEWN.
Machines will please call at Geo A.
Floding'< residence on Sd Ave lie
keeps no imitation Needles. none but
the genuine, 3 - 3m
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NSTsz'5;.

Exanawha Sp!int and
y mi.s'annrlC0al at prices
lower than EYER Offered iE
sI,:> City. Also Lime. &c.
meat. Plaster. Shing g.
and l.ath. at very low pri-
crs.
Ward. Cor. 9nd Ave. and
Tenth Street.
z. Il. GREEN
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SHOES. Mr.. Delabar has enlarged
and reGted his shoe store, few
doors below the ADVERTISER office
and has received his spring stock
which consists of 4 great variety of
Ladies', Misses, and Genrlemen's
Boots, shoes, Caters &c. which he
of r. at prices that defy competition.
Give him call.
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MaRRrED.-Our ever popular
County Clerk. Jos. 8. Miller. Esq.
was marrie ! on the 18th of April t.
Miss Florence Tice, of Hagerstown
Md. The happy ones are now on
their wedding trip but will arrive at
Blrboursville in a few days. Bach,
elordom has lost one of its brightest
stars in this county, but the BenedictS
have gained one.
We Join with the groom's many
friends, in wishing him hung life 80
crowded full of happiness that there
is no room for any more.
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SoAP.-How are you of for soap
Ifyus want any send to P. ]. KeeEe's
Sap Factory, back of g. Avenue
above 18th street. where he manu-
f,ct1res. and sells, at VIII sleSale only,
Soap of differ mt varieties. Wash ne
Soap. Fancy Soap. CASTLE Soap &c.
Tie makes fIrSt-rate article.
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Mass NEE ING or PATRONS OF
HusBAxDRY.-The Patrons of Ilus>
bandry OF this and the adjoining
counties of this State and OHIO, have
been called on 70 meet With Frank
lin Grange at this place on the 10Th
inst. for the purpose of taking meas
ures to establish a joint stock compa-
Nv for the manufacture Of agricu'-
tural implements. This is a matter
in which every flrmcr is interested
and i. is believed that very large
saving can be made in the cost of al
the implements used by farmers. 4
very eligible lot has been selected
and can be secured at low price
and on very easy payments. The
cost of establishing n factory for the
manufacture of all the mirror agricul
tural implements is small in proper
ton to the advantage il would give
the farmers. The Patrons at differ
ent points have established such Fac
tories and are reaplng immense bene
| fits from them.
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LE.vRE oN THE TuEEs Rev DIR
Pre- ,y,an delivered a lecture at c
Ne'l.dis' church on "the manners
"j customs Of the Turk" 10 good
a.iince The Doctor having lived
asom.,sio0arv amongst the Turks for
'-h' years. is competent 10 speak a.
e having kn0wl,dge
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GEEENE%IEE SToCS -Nr. Geocge
Grant, an E"g'i-h gentleman brought
seventeen Grcenbrier mares o take
- Victoria. Kansas for breeding 2rf-
poses. Mr.. G.. W. BI.nkenship also
rough; nineteen horses for Rich
mond market. They raise fine stock
in Greenbrier and it is aiways in de
maud at good prices.
To CoREESPONpENc>.-' he Same
Your letter lated Nav 2nd was not
received till the Sth at tea time; who
had it,
'Zelma'. -Non-tetarJion' letter was
in type before yours was received; try
again. Would be glad To have ycur
aid in increasing our subscription list
In Ceredo.
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E.GCAT sON.

Th;s property embraces I e cho'cest
part e tie te upon wh;ci .'hat cst"n IL
bn It. II Les il tie age RI Cd by III
Ell a"d Ka'aw r'vsis--on { e lever
de # tie Ell; t & aln'' perfectly ev-
el, a.d is well dra red-- ~ = resdv a
p Iu alton over ur u dred, a d =
III be- # lew houses bu.ldIg at this
b l,,e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES made

change in my business tits necessa-
nv for me to settle up my old ac-
counts. al persons knowing them
selves indebted to me will please
come forward and settle. will wait
reasonable time, after which shall
put the accounts in the hands OF r
collector. &. Z. MYERS.
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NOTICE.

DusrrxGToS, WET Va. Ap.il :oth, 1873.
To'ic- il ne. shy gwen m ihs ockholdris of
thr MINERAL MOUNTAIN INSURANCE COM
PkSi that q SPECIAL meeting Gf the Direciors ~
sad cpn'p,Hv VIII b. helr ~ me ONCE oi f1e
Con- any IN Huntington. n TUESDAY. fhc 21th
dav Of Ma, n-xf, o. vote Oh the on b-itlon 10
reduce the Capt al Stock OF shit CCmptns.
w. VI. SMITH. President.
VI. T FRAZIER, sec'y. Apl ~.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-13

CINCINNATI and Huntington [,his
~c'e., are eudeavoriu1 10 clasp
bands over the intervening chasm by
means Of a proposed new Railroad. -
Traaa Seatpi
Why, bless vour soul, as NJ.
!. cher says,-there i no chaSm.
I', SD plain grading and not over IL
ie.t t4 ,hs nile.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-13

UvNTINGroN AHEAD OF Cu'CAGO.
Huntington /. not qaite as large a.
Chicago. but it is a deal better off.
The delinquent list on taxes in Chi
caso amounts t. 60, 10000, and if it
was al collected it would not pay the
Heating debt.
The delinquent list Of Huntington
amounts to only about $500, and the
CIV has no q Eating debt. and oaly
about 5000 bonded debt.
- in this respect at least, Hunt
ton Is ahead of hicaco.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-13

Aa2ss. BoysTEET.. EA7TNAN
!Yi : CO., wouli ca,ltAo attention
g thos, wisAin- = o1r:hass FUR
N--URE . their Large and Vari
a s:,.k wh:oh they a-e cEay;ng
v.r7 cA9l7; tray tayo very fine
Dressing Case s1i: wAich IS offered
,,w. T;,a 2ar,,r Sets fran SAC =
SD HZ7RI3EHA7oRS for sale,
s.;,, -,,)s:3:t Of c9IL1'S Car
RACES. Par,or Era:Ests &c. They
wish !; ;:s:ia::'y understood that
.Sa7 sell as cheap IS am ras'il
.3vss in ne o.17:r7, viii dr?li-
ca, a17 A.l, t:1-i: N Portsmouth,
Or C;7:;27l:i 22@al52- he Plaza
3ri Ave. rez: 3,o- = I2rm;son's
p .L-s 49,.