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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
lsGOEG NOTICE.

HAMPERS MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBLRlS 1873.
Harper's Magazine for September, con-
tanning Seveutv-hve excellent engravngs,
has happy blending Of the light and
picturesque with lis graver and more I'M
p3rtant article. Foremost among the lat
ter will be ranked Professor sumner :
c,inpr.heusive review al the financial de-
velopmeht OF this country, being the elcv-
enth paper Of the First Century series.
NJ topic could be more timely, when 1t -
considered dat the monetary history Of
the United States as Professor Sumner
Favs. from the first colonization until
now. is a history OF experiments with
cheap substitutes Tor money
Tie number opens with a beautiful IL
Illustrated article Oh Gloucester and Cape
Ann by :. G. ". benjamin.
Porte Crayton roapPears as contribu-
tor, with an eItertsiniug sketch Of Nr-
GINA tournament, enthusiastically Illus
tratcd.
Another illustrated paper, by Edward
Rowland, gives grarhlc description Of
TIE tournament ui medieval times.
Mr.. Conway, in an interesting illustra-
ted article on the South kensington Mu-
scum. gives q very complete resume Of the
art treasures in Great Britain; recounts
the history # tie Museum at South Ken
siugt1n. aid treats Of its architecture and
decoration as well as Of lis art collections.
Among the Illustrations Of the article are
pictures Of specimens ii the celebrated
Henri Deux-ware. Ia another paper sir.
Conway proposes to consider the museum
with reference u its educational or AIT
training method and character.
james Parton contributes m illustrated
paper on Recent English Caricature,
and Professor Rau concludes MS series OF
illustrated papers on tie stone Age IN
Europe"
The song Of Deborah and Barak,' ac-
cording to Or. COuant's version and ar
rangement. with Dore's striking illustra-
ton, will prove.inte:esting a. reprpduc-
ton in more poetic form. not simply OF
the most remarkable of Hebrew lyrics
but f the grandest triumphal ode in any
literature. Poems are contributed by /.
b. Aldrich. John W. Chadwick, Fannie
+. Robinson, James Maurice Thompson
and Mari-ia Snit'.
The number contains three short stpr.e.,
In "Garth." Julian Hawthorne presents a
serial novel Of absorbing n;erest-uueqal-
el by The productions u any living Amer
can novelist
John Bigelcw concludes his entertain
ing series OF Ila .,tien Proverbs, and MS
Anna C. Bracket contributes suggestive
paper in answer to the question, can We
speak English ~
To this excellent variety Of contents are
added the five Ed tarial Departments
covering topics OF current interest in the.l
respective fields.
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BARBoUESVILLE ITEMS.

W. :. Thompson Esq, purchased
the line ceiding Centennial last
"Wednesday and sent him to his farm
mean this city. lie expects to place
aia on the turf at Saratoga next
season. and then send him to the
Philadelphia Exposition.
Bailey Thoruburg Is improving his
proprrtv ON the Guyandotte river
bank, building new fence, ice-house,
&c. and rumor says otherwise max,
ing arrangements for subsequent
proceedings
Geo L. Miller, Esq, and father
are bu,ily engaged threshing wheat.
We are informed that the recent
damp spell damaged their crops one
aaIf, perhaps more.
The Rev. Mr.. Trainor of the NJ L
Church was married to Mrs. y. Lloyd
lu Monday tine 9th inst, at the NJ. L.
Church in this city. The ceremony
was witnessed by Il large number OF
citizens. Rev. }. c. Sidebottom ohici-
ajed. The happy couple after receiv-
inc the beuediction OF the party and
the congratulations OF friends left on
a ori lal tour tor Moundsville.
The rcccding high aterhaS bright
snci the faces and gladdened the
hearts Of many Of our farmers, and
now If we can only escape malaria SO
seriously threatened in some loca.'-
ties we sill all be happy.
judge James !. Holicy and Son OF
Lincoln County, have been in the
city for several days, CHARTERED III
the Burnett House.
TIE RoADS.-rhc road Supcrvi
sors throughout the County should
commence at once to yet their roads
in order. They are very seriously
damaged in many places, and are
almost imp3>>a5ie, y
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The West Charlie stOn Com.
nanY.

A charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view 10 the pur-
chase Of IVES, Charleston from the Trus-
tee who represent the present owners:
The property embraces more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 40xl20 feet
each. and about 100 acres of streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds Of all sales
made by the Trustee up 10 date, amount
ing 70 about $4,000 in cash and bonds,
fnr lots SOLD Ar AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY S335 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $4,000, including one Of
nine rooms, with stable and out houses |;
and finally the proceeds to be derived from
the sale If the Kaadirhd SdT and ria
ming Nh.
THE RENTS derived from this prop
erty. including houses, brickyards, fair
grounds, &c, amount Ia over 5000 per
anmum At the rate at which the proper
tv is offered - the Company, over 300
PER CENT. will,be made by the Com
pany on every lot hereafter sold by them
at the pr'ces at which lots have been
heretofore selling-and on choice lots
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
PROSPECTS,.

While the company will be enabled
from the beginning To sell nj an increase
OF several hundred per cert, and at the
same time offer lots at very low prices,
the probability is that in few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
in value aud realize many times the prer-
ent prices \ safer and better investment
has never been offered TO the public-therc
can be no question Of loss, there can be
ONLY a steady increase in value from year
To year. Charleston is the natural manu-
featuring center 81 the Kanawha Valley
with cheap coal, iron ore, fire clay, lime
stone, lumber, salt, &c. Immediately sur
rounding the city, and good trnnsporta-
ton east and west. in word m great
manufacturing advantages A. are possessed
by any city in America, it can be but
short time until our present man ufacto-
ries are double aud trcbled, and every
foot Of real estate greatly increased in val
ne The present owner. only sell because
obliged t. dispose II an interest.
The title il perfect; all liens now on
any portion Of the land will be either can
ccled or secured in u satisfactory man
ncr
The shares are 800 each, less the amount
Of dividend from sales already made.
j. II. WALKER, Trustee.
For further Information and maps and
pamphlet. apply 10 the trustee or 10
DAVID /. RUFFNER,
Charleston. West Va.
CHARLES G. LEWIS,
President kanawha Valley Bank.
JOHN e. CLAYPOOL,
Cashier First National Bank,
Charleston, Karawha Co., ". Va.
May #.
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FUDGEs CREEK ITEMS.


FvDGEs CREEK ". VA, Aug. 9th'
lS75.-Rain, mud, water and weeds;
during the past two months We nave
had forty two wet days; If old Moan
had been here about the oUih or Ju-
", he would have commenced
contracting tor Shit;im Wood with
which to build another ark, and
il really did seem tina Il moder-
oro numier oi arks would not be bad
to have around; perhaps Millions fur
uirur, e.t.l'i-hmcnt could supply the
demand.
Wba,t stacks and shocks present
,ntba cy, q mas. Of living green: and
bread made from newly threshcd
v.Loa+ mics a nor,nn think Of musk
,,.. ,,J tb;,gs
Cnrn Looks dnh;ous but homes are
o,,o~ta;nol of = moderate cron
Savcr.,l raw disease. ,uperiuduced
bv ,ho wor weather have made their
anpaarances among growing tobacco,
,uch for instance Is the strut, the
walloon. and the sand grunts etc.
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Council ProceeGiuGs.
CITY HAIL, August &c,

(Irv IIlTT AUulIet 10. $50.
'' ''''''' 80 49,.
Council met pursuant u a'J 'nrnHel''
Recorder Jno. Ii. Oey in the char.
Iii. Honor. T. !. Burke absent. All tn,
,,.,...o;,..,,., ,.r,.oot u e S;mn,,. wa.
"o"'''.' ''I'' s''e''''''
elected Secretary protein. Minutes @
last meeting read and approved.
Tho f,ltow,u, account wa, allowed
W 7 Nal1. Id and + r S,rnIc
". L. H'"o"! . "us' anu -Lo "a ai p,'
c'er"I I'I ser ~ w. ~ ..G''''''9 ''''''' Wv
'', ~ y ~ 49,. ',a'' Fra n,d plico ,o,or,ed
C"''l''.,e y 81, ,it an" o,,:v L!o
roeIeII'p "''I ~%',, r ''.e ~ hn;IJ c..ar".
;er an" -. .'''u. f', ,,.'n a,'acL,I wn.
Ion '..e C.'?' wa" '' "", FIR; ,,,',N J I;ce
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Correspondence Of the Huntington Advertiser.
MILTON.
Time moves on, and on,
And We StoD mot.

Time moves on, and on,
And We stop not;
To move forever on,
Seems our lot
The Floods nav come and gone,
And with 1.-THE ripening corn.
And the cereals, g,eat and small
Igish Taters Tops and AL"
The farmers are all busy with their
grain, you can hear the hum of the
machine as it threshes the grain or
mows the grass. Wheat is consider
ably damaged, many not reaping as
much as they sowed. l think there
will be plenty to supply the country.
| think the yield will average 3 bush
els to one of sowing. People are now
busy with their grass, all dead ripe;
hay will be inferior this season, far
mers had better save all the corn
blades they can. l think corn is not
seriously damaged, but how can we
live without fruit? can fellow fatten
on hog and hominy? business Is look
ing up here somewhat. Mills all do
ing a good business, likewise the mer-
chants. The health Of the country
is very good though the NJ. D's
have plenty to do, owing to 50 great
scope of country.
We are very sorry to learn that
the young DR.. WaggeneI Of Point
Pleasant is not expected to recover
He was much esteemed by all who had
the pleasure of his acquaintance; he
had been here but short time ; had
entered into copartnership with DIR.
B. c. Vinson; VIXEN out attending his
practice, he received a fall or was
struck, bruising and seriously injur-
ING him. He cannot recall any Of
the circumstances Of the transaction;
he did not know anything when he
got back. lie thinks he remembers
his horse stumbling, but is not posi-
tive. We truly hope he may recover
and return again to.his practice.
Rev. Mr.. Young preached the tu>
neral of Ms. Julia 4. Parish, daugh-
ter of our Hotel keeper, who died
some two years ago, She was APRON
ising young lady, esteemed by all
who knew her. There was quite a
number Of people present,
We suggest that the Grangers give
us some kind Of entertainment here
before long and give us some speech
es, and try and get up lively inter
est in the cause. viii not the Grange
here act on it. We would say to the
County Court. the people 10 not want
any more days added to work theroad
they will not willingly submit to it.
give US two days ana that Is enough.
RFFp
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in his wise providence 70 remove
from Us by death, our esteemed sis
ter, Martha Elizabeth Suffer.
Resolred, l>t. That in her death
cur order loses an aEliablc and wor>
thy member.
2nd. That we tender to her be-
roavcd relatives our sincere sympa
thic>.
sri. That by Ter early doccase, we
are forcibly reminded Of our mortali-
ty, and by her penitence and pray
crs amid the distraction Of disease. we
are admonished to prepare in health
for the time of affection and the sol
cmn hour Of death.
4th. That these resolutions be en-
tered on our Journal, that blank
page he left in respect to her mem
DRY, that 4 copy be forwarded to the
family Of the deceased, and one to
each Of the county papers fol publ
cation.
OLIVE LODGE, No q,
|. O. q. T.
GUYANpOT-E, ". VA. August I2;h, 1873.
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LIcENsE.-We publish in another
column, the resolutions of thanks
passed by Guyandotte Lodge of Good
Templars to the County Court for re-
tusing License. We do it simply out
OF respect for the members of the
Lodge. Our own opinion Is that the
County Court committed an error,
and did the people of Huntington
more harm than good in refusing Ii
cense. 1t ia well known that very
large majority of the citizens of Hun
tington are in favor Of License and
look UPON the action Of the Court as
an imposition ON their rights.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

The other day, when cOlored
white washer upset a pail of white
wash on parlor carpet, doing fifty
dollars damage, he said to the grief
stricken lady OF the house: Il was
agoin' to charge We sixty cents for dis
white washin', but in view ob dis
disastah, III cut de fggers down one
half"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

BASE BALL.-The Huntington and
Guyandotte b. b. Clubs PLAYED Il
match game on the grounds of the
Guyandotte club Saturday before
last, and the Huntington boys got
'haxed." But there must be this
allowance made; the ground was
very unsuitable, and the ball was
lost several times. At one time, we
are informed the Guyan boys COM
pleted four runs while the Hunting
ton boys were hunting the ball. On
last Saturday, the junior mines of the
same towns played match game on
the grounds of the Huntington Club,
when somehow, the Huntington boys
got "haxed' again.
This will never do, boys, YOU must
get up and play" We know that
for amateurs, Huntington club is
above the average, but luck seems to
have been against them.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

TABLEAUx.-Some of the young
ladies and gentlemen connected with
the Congregational Church in this
place, gave an entertainment at the
Church last Thursday evening, which
was great success. The plan was 4
novel one here, and being somewhat
of an experiment, and gotten up
within a very short time, was not As
perfect as it might have been, but
was very creditable to all who par
ticipated in it.
The pulpit was covered and eX
tended into 4 stage, which was props
crly draped and curtained.
The first scene was beautiful one,
representing Religion and Faith. "
The figures being clothed in white,
while one reclined on 4 rock embra-
cling the Gross" 1t had the APP
pcarauce Of statuary.
We have not a copy Of the pro
gramme, but there were a number Of
tab,caux, iuterspersed with songs,
reading. AMI Instrumental music.
The last scene, was The three
Fishers" 1t was very wei render
Ell, and very mourntul, bat we no.
ticcd Que Of the corpscs must have
been taken oh Every suddenly, for
he had tooth pick in his mouth
when he was stretched out" after
he was "drownded.'
The refreshments were furnished
in the ante room, being Ice Cream
and Cake. We noticed our old
friend, DR. Moss, who purchased Il
large plate OF cake, to treat some OF
the Young ladies, saying that ne was
gJiug to iced his canarieS.
The pecuuiary result was very sat
isiactory and would doubtless have
been more 50, if the afternoon had not
been so stormy, preventing many
persons from attending who wished
to DO So.
We learn that the entertainment
viii be repeated in more elaborate
Style. when more time can be taken
in preparation.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
NOTICE.

E&aDawEla SpEin. and
S2Eli.G anIlci SOas al prices
iOsycr than ever offered i'm
tHaiN CITY. Also Lime. Ee-
Hneni. Plaster, Shingles
and f.at'l. al very low pri-
ccs.
Ward. Cor. End Ave. and
Tenth Street.
<. e. GcEsEEN
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ming vigorously by up the road; and
on looking for the cause we saw anoth-
er fellow with his sleeves rolled up,
cutting up few extras. We don't
suppose he meant any harm.
Millions mineral Professor don't
seem to understand some paragraphs
which appeared in your paper not
long since. We refer to a letter
headed Eureka" the last we saw Of
Mr.. Walkinshaw, lie was laughing
heartily at somebody. Y. l. L.
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REsoLU TIoN OF THANKS.

To the Honorable gentlemen Composing the
County Cour, Of Cdbvll County.
We hereby tender to YOU our sin
cere thanks for the noble stand you
have taken in refusing license for the
sale Of intoxicating liquors in our
county.
We believe this course to be wise
AMI benefcent always, but especial,
" so in these times of financial dis
tress, where many families are or are
likely soon to be, wanting for bread.
We are aware that your action hps
been denounced. not only by che de-
Graded drunkards and mercenanary
sellers of liquor, but the misguided
persons Of much more responsibility
and that there is now class restless
" and persistently seeking reversal
# your decision, yet We have the best
reason to believe, and most earnest
" petition, that you will continue to
deny license for that which would
open anew, in our county the food
oates Of crime and misery.
In your present policy, be assured
gentlemen, Of the cordial support OF
every member Of or order.
Furthermore we know that we
speak the sentiments Of Il majority Of
our community, and we believe a
decided majority Of the people Of the
COUNTY.
OLIVE LODGE, No. 81,
|. 0 G.. T.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
At Atlanta. Georgia. last autumn,

At Atlanta, Georgia. last autumn,
a negro built a coop, six feet by seven,
into which he put a dozen partridges,
the ground being first covered by
grass. During the winter they thirty.
ed, in the spring they mated, laid
eggs, and Matched out several broodS
of young, and the negro has now
about sixty young cartridges, all do
ing well. They are tame, healthy
aad seem to be contented.
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NEW xsOTEk..

G.. Q. Myers, would respectfully
infolm the denizens of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened a Hotel on the
European plan, at the corner of 7th
and Second Avenue, where he will
be happy to serve all who come.
He guarantees that anybody who
comes to his house for Il good square
meal will not 90 away unsatished.-
Yoa call for what you want and pay
for what YOU get. #.
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BOOTS, SHOES. LEATH
EP SEo.. &c.

I have just enlarged my
store and received my
SPRING STOCK com
s.isting OGn fall line of
Ladies' Misses and Chill
GI-eus.' Shoes of all kinds
and qualities. GENTS
BOOTS. SHOES. q "A l.
TIERS. E3EsoGANsS ~ g..
1 purchase direct fI'' m
the manufacturers, and
dpVOiinE nay atteufion
entirely 10 this business:
am able to sell on the
most I.CaSounblc terms.
z have some BelV and very
Observation-Disclosures OF shoes
TO which . gisi, to AK the
notice Of l!ae Ea;iirs. lte-
u.eH.bcr tglc place 3EE-A>
BARS S7s1I SgGsskI. Sd
Ave. three doors below the
advertiser office.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, aug. 9th
Complete returns show the conyen-
ton carried by $1,000 majority. The
delegates elected number Democrats
81, Independent Democrats 6, Repub-
licans II.
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Changers do You wish to double
your crop of grass and corn, if so 90
to 4. Is. 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.
4. Is. PALMER.
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Tow Boat SUNK.-Last week,
the tue boat. Waver'v was towing a
new wharf boat down toIrouton from
Alurravsville. The wind WAS high
and the river very rough, aud IS she
came around the reach at the foo. OF
10Th street, the heavy sea >wGmpcl
her. sinking her in about 5 feet of
water. Her crew all made their es-
cape on 90 the wharf boat and cut
loose. They landed and tied up near
California rocks, where they lay un-
I'll Sunday last. On saturday some
parties went 90 work and raised the
Waverlv, which WAS not iajurcl eN
cept hv the water, and she pr1cee!-
cd ON her vovlge with her tow
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GrYANporrE, W. VA, August I2;h, 1915.

John Manning, advertising agent, New
York, has given Mp the plan Of conduct
ing an independent agency, and his bust
ness will hereafter BE done through tie
house Of Messrs. Geo u. Rowell * Co.
Mr.. Manning has valuable qualities in
everything tGat appertairs TO tie prcpara-
ton and priutineof advertisements. He
has education, taste, ard a varied expert
erce in 4 special field # activity.
The new arraa cement viii enable him
to give even more care 10 tie department
in which he has special excellence, while
tie thorough system Of ordering, watch
ing and checking advertisements, and the
marvellous promptncss with which they
invariably meet every pecuniary ob,iga-
ton, cause publishers 10 welcome every
change which eularccs the amount Of
business coming through tie house Of
Geo. l.. Rowcll & Co.
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part Of the site upon which Charleston il
built. II lies in the angle formed by the
Elk and Kanawha rivers-on the lower
side of the Elk il is almost perfectly lev
el and is well drained-has already =
population Of over four hundred, and a
number Of new houses building at this
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-A La
DIV who had suffered for years from
Deafness and Catarrh was cured by
a simple Indian Remedy. Her SYM
pathy and gratitude prompt her to
send the recipe, freeof chrge, TO
any one similarly afflicted. Address
Mrs NJ. Clara Legget, jersey City,
\ J. ID k It.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

MILEAGE TIcKETs.-F the ac-
coMmodation Of the travelling public,
and especially for the benefit of per
sons along the line Of the road the
[. y .. R.R., will until further no.
tee, issue one thousand mile tickets,
good until used, and available for
families or parties, for thirty dollars
each. This class of tickets can be
ordered through any ticket agent of
the company.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19
A LIFE WELL Insured From

4 LIFE WELL Insured From
the Charleston, IS. c. Ne,cs and
Com'ier.)---Ex-Preeident Johns6ns
death will be regretted by none more
deeply than the insurance companies.
He was believer in life insurance,
and illustrated his acts to an extent
that is rare indeed even nowadays.
The aggregate of the policies on
his life is no less than S35O,00O. His
happy heirs can well afford to say no
more about that little pile Of $40, 900
which the Ey-President lost by the
bankruptcy of J. Cookies bank:
rive don't credit the above.
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SPECIAL NOV3e ES
: GREAT vgAY'G PROV
Eegjsl FOR.

The work of hours done in As ma
ny minutes. By the use OF Lapham F,
Sewing Machine Brailer. \ trial
viii convince any one Of its merits
Price, $3.50. For sale at the Nil
I.neiy store Of Mrs. :. W lngham.
Aug. - If.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

The erection of the Kanawha Iron
Works, just above this property ON the
Elk, and the opening Of iron ore, fire, clay
and limestone mines in the hills immedi-
ately adjoining, is already increasing tho
population. and must, in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous-
agd inhabitants within the next two years.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

THE WHEAT Crop IN NEBRASKA.
August 12.-The Herald
has specials from nineteen of the
heaviest grain-growing counties of the
State. They give most encouraging
reports. The grasshoppers have en-
tirely disappeared in most places.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-19

THE ELECrIoN.-The Election for
County Superintent of Free Schools
took place last Friday and resulted
in the choice of Mr.. ID. L. Duncan
by considerable majority. We
have not heard from all the precincts
but as far SIS We have heard. Nr. Dun
can was ahead at every one. We give
below the vote Is far as We have heard
oft