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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05
HUNTINGTON sPLrNTERS

Rev. Mr.. Postal, was the card at
the Methodist Church Sunday.
The frequent rains of late promise
an abundant crop Of ague this fail.
Have YOU noticed what a meian-
choly countenance our grass widowers
now wear?
Huntington mosquitoes are OF
mammoth size. \ great many OF them
Will weigh pound.
Croquet is languishing hereabouts ,
whats the matter boys? Has counting
become monotOnouS?
Who is or FIRE fend? Wouldn't he
make a splendid picture suspended
from the limb of a tree, or roasting
in fire of his own kindling?
Liquor drinking often gives birth
to untruths, but We have not heard of
q license. the late decision Of our
county JuuSe7'
The wcalthiest and handsomest
young lady of this County is but
eighteen, and has an income of s., 200
per anuum; 90 for her boys!
Did YOU see Marshal Mitchell turn
a fip-fap at the recent fire-although
badly scared, his pajl-ness WAS in his
hands.
Although the OHIO has head and
mouth it cannot speak, but when
it rises, likcit has the past few days
for the purpose Of explaining, we can
always see the drJl Of its meaning.
Since the first of March ofthc pres
ent year, IIarmison d Co, Gas
taken from their bills have
sold 15,652f yards OF calico.
This gives an eighteen yard dress
To 500 females.
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During the panic of 1873 the
Bank of Huntington was among the
few that met every demand upon ii
paying in full, in currency, every
check that was presented. nctwith.
standing its New York account was
kept with Fisk & Hatch, who were
among those who were compelled to
suspend. The Bank now keeps its
Eastern account with the National
Park Bank of New York, and its
Western account with the Sd Nation
al Bank, Cincinnati.
1t will soon occupy quarters in its
new building at the corner of 10th
street and Third Avenue much more
convenient to the business communi-
tv than a; present.
We unite with many in wishing it
4 long and prosperous career.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

SUPREME COURT or ArrEAls-
Ju}9. Hya9ad, UJ3rc aad H!f@aa.
This court met at , P. N. Friday.
COL ". v. Arnett WAS admitted
to practice In this court
The following decisions were rem
dered.
The case OF Agnela Elliot and wife
vs.. Nathan Hutchinson, from Wood
county, reversed andtemandcd.
The case Of Simon Frank and wife
AMI Solomon Stern vs.. Edward Brun-
neman, from Writ county, reversed
and remauded.
The case OF J. II. Simmons V. the
West Virginia Insurance Company,
from the Municipal Court Of Wheel
ING, reversed and remanded.
The case Of J. II. Cox vs.. II.
Boone Ct al, from Ohio county, re
versed judgment for plaintiff.
The case OF Isaac Nillervs. Frank.
lin Insurance Company of Wheeling
("Wash-Sentell case, from the Cir.
cult Court of Ohio county. affirmed.
The case OF Robert Miller IS. W.
". Miller & Co., from the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, was affirmed.
The Court adjourned 10 meet at
/. NJ. Tuc-dav.-Hpo}cr.
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PROSPECTS,.

While the company viii he 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 pr liability is that in few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
in value and realize many times the pres
en-; prices. \ safer and better investment
has never been offered o. the public-thcre
can be no question If loss. there can be
only a steady increase in value from year
lo wear Charleston is { natural manu-
featuring center 81 the Kanawha Valley
with cheap c.al, iron orc. fire clay, line
stone, lumber. salt, &c, Immediately sur
rounding the CITY, and good traHcpor;a-
ton east aud west ~ q word rs great
manufacturing advantages a. are possessed
by any city in America, il can be but a
short t.nc until our present mauufacto-
r;o- are double ard treblcd, and every
foot az al estate greatly increased in val
Nc. The present owners only sell becausc
obliged t, q -pose ri am interest
Tie title Is perfect: all liens now on
any portion Of tie lard viii BE- either can
ceIled or secured in satisfactory man
ncr.
The slare- are 500 each. les the amount
II dividend from sl'es already made.
!. T.. WALKER. Trustee.
For further iii rmation AID maps AID
pamphlets apply T. tic trus:ee ~ 10
DAVID J.. RUFFNER,
Charleston. Wet va.
CHARLES q. LEWIS,
pras-deu. Eara,vf.- Valley Bank.
JOHN G. CLAYFOOL.
Cashier First National Bank,
Charleston, Karawha Co., ". va.
Nav II.
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Council ProceedtHgs.
CRY HALL, August ., IS

Cry Hall, August >, 1879.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
H., Honor the Mayor in the CHAIR.
An tine racmhcrS were present. MIN
r,cs IT last meeting. read and approved.
The following accounts were allowed:
Expense, Of Fire and Police Committee -
Portsmouth. 5000
:. r. Jobc. repairs UooS a Ladder Company, 3 50
T.. Dnolttle, rope 81 are. 80
y T. Moore. street services, 5000
= 4, Mupyr, Use Oi team, lr''
James Yates work on Cemetery to be
p1;d a. agreement on lot payments $500.
The Treasurer made a statement giving
the expenditures OF the city last year and
the prob able amount that may be expend-
ed this wear on the fire department and
csterns from this years levy, with the
same rate Of tax As last wear.
The fire and Police Committee report
ed that they visited Portsmouth, and eX-
amjued fire engine for sale there and
saw it used. and being satisfied that /. was
advisable u purchase 1t Tor the city. had
contracted fnr the purchase of the engine
q hose carriage and theapp9ra;uS accom-
paavirg then for seven hundred and
twenty 1--we dollars half payable in six
months. AID half payeb.c in eighteen
n.r,.s
lis II NOR called Councilman Enslow
O. the char.
On melton TIE report of :lc Committee
was received and placed Goa fife and the
action of the Committee wa, ratified and
confirmed.
Ouuoua1 tie Mayor and tcc'7ter
We're instructed {" draw order, t'r seven
hundred and twenty-five dollars To tie or
dr- OF che proper parity, ou the City Treas
U.cr PAYABLE SIX months from date with
interest On payment u sad engine auc
bore c2rr'J s' ana tie'iiy treasurer =. "a
Instructed o. accept such order. lac
..av.r resumed TIE c"air.
On notion the are ana I''.'e commit
tee were instructed % purc'a.~c, i'r TIE
Fly az once ~.N ma df'd ies' 81 ny CAS-
hose oh the DIST terms t"e! c-U'N' u "e
pad 'a' oi 'N'S wears 60 ,... c......
On motto" the hre and f.,i'e O'H''a''-
tee We're aH,H'r'z1" '' l'r'N"g ''''P ~.
shelter Tor tie ire engine and hose car
r,aSe
Oa motion, CONSIDERATION oI the q'eS-
tom at Qr.v''. pS c'S;eT"- ''' t'' en-! was
p stparcd until Wednesday evening @N-
gus, ith, waen II was agreed t. moi" a
special meeting Tor that purpose.
CA notion the Mayor was instructed %
call q Puolc meeting oil c.'<c'' LOT
Thursday evening August ''l, l'r the
purpose Of organizing tire COMPANY
Scverg. citizens addressed the "0unc'l.
urging the appointment OF number OF
special roUcc to serve without pay.
CD motion the subject was postponed
uot;f rext mccting. wden application foi
such appointments would be received.
Committee on opening streets 10 t''
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PERSONAL

Mai. Jno. Gibson, brother of Capt,
f. Gibson, is spending few days in
our city.
Prof. Thackston passed up the riv,
or last night on the Hudson to attend
the Teachers Educational Couven-
ton, before which he lectures to-day.
Mr.. II. Z. Bonsteel and family
left for visit to New York, last
evening.
Bishop Doggctt passed through
here ON his way east, via the river
route, last night.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

Az. YAEIzEE: Dcaler ira
EOOrs. sash. Eslind.. Frame
Rough and Dressed Luni-
Der, Flooring Weather
boarding. Pine and Pop
lar Shingles. NGEIdings.
Faith. Newell Posts AZ IsmIs-
nisters. brain Tile. a. Pat
cnt EIuCs. White and Gray
Lime. Plaster. Cement.
Flower POTS &c. A Large
Stock Constantly on hand.
Cash orders promptly fill
cd ~ solicited. :si Avenue,
BET. Stii a. OIL, SITS . Hunt
ingfOn. w. Va. Jan. II e.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or 4
VALUABLE HOTEL.

81 virtue Il a decree rendered a, Il .
May term, 1875, If tie Circuit Court Il
cahe'l County, To- tie cause II j. 5. Spau o.
ding ". Geo. Scranagc et al, ne will on
.Stt~,'cy, he IN Doycf Aug,,st 1870,
between the hours 81 10 ". aud G f..
". pr cccd 10 sell at pubic auction 10 Il Q
1 highest b'dd'r on tie rREMIsE-, the MEI.-
CHANTS HOTEL. IT, tie city II Huntirg.
ton, ". Va, embracing lots Eos. ~ Is,
ard II, ~ Block ~, in sad city on cor
ner Of 2rd Avenue and 9th street Sold
a. tie property 4 faid Scranage
TERMS OF SALE: One-third II TIC
purchase money, cash in hand and IT,,
balance on credit Il TX AID twelve
months. taxing from the purchaser nct,-
bCar.ig interest from day Of sale, ut.
god security and retaining tie legal
title a. additional security with leave
On TIE day Of "a T. tie purchaser to pay
tie whole of tie puroia-e money.
n. &. SIMMS.
". IT. HARNET.
special Commissioner.
July j. ids. Frs. Zee 5000.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRICES AZ EE.sssSEE'S
GEsEAY SF1EE.

Best of Calico at 3 Cts. per yard
Grenadina from ~ up. Pants at
One Dollar . pair. \ variety Of
ParaSols and Fans at reduced rates
and in fact we are selling everything
cheaper than ever. We have just re-
ceived this day a Stock Of Dress
Liucus, Grass Cloths DC. Call and
examine our stock before it Is too
late. tt.
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Ela rgaiES! 81
fculicIss

| have removed into my new Brick
Store near the corner Of 10th street.
where have a large stock Of summer
clothing at all prices, which ! intend
to sell before it is time to buy Fall
goods. Now Is the time to buy goods
at your own prices.
Come on men Of Logan and Lin
coin, OF Wayne and Cabell, and Pit
nam am ready for YOU.
duly | #. SAM GIDEON.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

The Wells Tea Company, who al.
vertise in our columns, are old Tea
Dealers and a thoroughly reliabIecom.-
panv. Dealers in our section will 90
well to correspond with them.
Waters New Scale Pianos possess
qualities which commend them high
" to all who use them.-Nettodif
Ne,C York.
The tones of the Waters Pianos are
rich mellow and sonorouS; they pos
seSs great volume of sound, aud the
continuation of sound or Isl ging'
power Is one Of their most marked
features. -NeJr York Times.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

ONNrBUs.-Messrs. Kennel & Son.
have received a new Omnibus which
they propose to keep for the benefit
of their constituents. 1t any large
party wants to so on picnic, they
can have four horses put to it and go
a kiting.
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NOTICE..

EkaDaWl2a SpliEat and
Senii-GaIaEeIGOai at prices
tower shan ever offered in
This City. Also Lime. Ce-
llcIIt. PLASTER, Shingles
and Eatll. at very low pri-
ccs.
XarG. Cor. end Ave. and
Tenth Street.
T.. Es. GEEEY.
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...,,Q, r5y CqUSJa ASO LODGE DIRECTORY

-.-,-rrer,x CHURCH chapel on Sth
FlS>I .,,,er ,lth ami tita Streets. Nv. =.
ArsH'.,..N PASTOR. Services c1-,f .,AI y
n -'t,.gt ri and "a p. M. >u''a9 'uoo'
A. COS '''N
stsa.r- ,.-,--.,,,x Land Comm
kht' ~. -o-f,r Z h Avenue anu l-l' = .eet.
nvs p f.,, Pastor. services o. 81 t.d lGtrt
Rev M each month. S'''1'' 0~''''
'., ..,.......,r -t0'h stree. Rev Wesley FRET
" '1 Prruchng even >,'.a,o 10 lOA
i'..' I-- 3D. m. ~lnta'h 0'..'' ~ n
Il .,ssf,rlg Wednesday n'Sh''
,srsru. SOUTH. -Ilo'd'rty'S CHAPEL /;
r T.ru~on. Pastor. StlNl'.~ tNr,f -
N o., IN, oriocS, a. m. SUNDAY N>"'N' 0'V'3
s,risy a. a. u- -..,. ,,.,,-.
-sv.,rfh>, A. CUvRcv ,'-' ,.' s, e.,ue
',..,s Sf-,.ef Rev. Albert n'",iS - ~.
every Sln'iy az u'N 80. ,' (f.s-',,g ev
49,. s,-gnoI 20 l2 90 o. ln- 'NN ~ w
S1n's, i.,,,, evening 40 oc'"cN.
........ r-r.,unuirul. NJ. 81. meets
- 'l ... ra ri Tuesdays OF every "'n'n'
-l -.r.,s SAN GIDEON, II T.
M H,r~re. scribe
g-..>.r> t.rsr N". go. i'. o. =. 4. 1nSt
.-. L.. evening To- I $50. ''''
~tN GIDEON, \. @.
ra.t,, er,vsrr. 500.
,-..-r>.r.., ....,l. ~ 'i'.;, Ie. . ,...
.t NJ .... meets 10 Masonic tui. lu Nrn
'-' D. oWi y WALL, W. VI.
--..... ..-.r. S.. ir. C'v1l Arch Ma
v.., .....far fa. r'e. -,.-,r>-,.l.S, ~ p
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05
The West Charleston Com
Daily.

4 charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view to the pur.
chase of West Charleston from the Trus
tee who represent the present owners.
The property embraces more than TWO
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 4OXl20 feet
each, and about $50 acres of streets and
alleys Also the proceeds Of all sales
made by the Trustee up to date, amount
ing 10 ab1u, $4,000 in cash and bonds
Tor lots SOLD AT AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY $3.50 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $4,000, including one OF
nine rooms, with stable and ont houses
and finally the proceeds to be derived from
the sale Of the Kaaorha Sap and rla-
ming mn.
THE RENTS derived from this prop.
ertv. including houses, brickyards, fair
grounds, &c, amount 10 over $1,000 pei
annum At the rate at which the proper
" is offered to the Company, over BOO
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 lott
4,
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BOOTS. SHOES, LEATH-
ER. &c. &c.

<IAS WV wv
have just enlarged my
store and received my
Spring STOCK con.
s.iSting OF a. full line OF
Ladies' Misses and Chill
drcnS' shoes Ofull kinds
aud.VualificS. GENTS
BOOTS. SHOES. GAL
TIERS. IsEOGANS sc.
I purchase direct fTtDi
the ufacIurcri>. and
dcSOting my attention
entirely TO this business
am able to ScII on the
most reasonable terms.
4 have some new and very
beautiful varieties GfshOcs
TO which I wish 10 ask the
notice OF the Ladies'. NE
member the place Della
BARS S1aOE STORE. 3d
Ave. three doors below the
Advertiser Office.
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"A DNTR1ISfNG: CIiRAr. Good Systematic 90
H. persons WHO contemplate making c"i-
act- Win new papers TO- the Insertions 81 hd-
vertiermcnts. Z. pgIi soHd 70 CENTS % Geo. y.
kpwrl Co. a. Park Row. Now RI. for thry
IANPilLtI-fDDl ninety seyenth elitirn) cor
'giu.lv l-fs 20 over 900 o. wsrHUprE and etfi-
mates. showing the cost. Advertisements taken
for reading papers 40 many Sfai.s ~ tromrt-
fous reduction from publishers rrtcs. Get tie
book. Jan igly GPR
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

4 NEW BANN.-Getarriu- TO the
motto. of the dissolution Of the firm
r,mr-..r- "a. o,j Bank of Hunting
TN. ami u tae formation Of re"
one. we en- speak with pleasure of
ta- qualifications oftAc gentlemen ia
rlsr-, ot.l- business.
Sir. Juo. H,oc Russell, the Pre>j-
dent. has been Cashier Of the old
hank ever since It's existence, and the
manner i'm which it has been con.
Quoted is a guarantee of lis future
-acce-s. Mr.. Russell has had large
experience in mercantile affairs, and
knows tine needs OF the community;
De. has been found always ready 20
help those needs.
Mr.. Ro5,. T. Oney Cashier, ha, had
banking experience of nine year
and has made finances his study.
Although comparatively a Young
man. he WAS specially invited by TIE
/ Chairman of the Committee OF ar
engagements of the late Bankers Con
yention TO attend and give the Con
vention the benefit of those views
No man in Charleston enjoyed a more
enviable reputation than he. in hi
seven wears connection with the bank.
of that city.
The Capital of the Bank has beer
largely increased, and a charter 90
tanned under the laws Of West Nr
g,nia.
The Bank i State Depository
and deserycdly has the confidence o
the authorities, as well as the respec
and good will of the community a
large.
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ElgDT WORKS.

The erection Of the kauawha 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 the
population, and must, in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous-
aHd inhabitants within the next two years.
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1t is stated that the stockholders OF
the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, propose to pull down the
present hotel, and all its attendant
eolonades and rows, to sell hotel sites,
and to put up themselves another
structure lighter, more modern, less
cumbrous, requiring fewer servants,
and giving more accommodation. 1t
is thought that on these magnificent
grounds will in time arise group of
hotels, four or FIVE perhaps, which
will make these famous springs still
more famous, and will be to the
restored South a greater place of
gathering than ever this hotel was
Wheeling Register.
The colored people of Charlestown,
Jefferson County, celebrated Civil
Rights on Thursday last. According
to the Spirit Of Jctcrson at about nine
o'clock a special train arrived from
Frederick City, Nd, bringing col
ored band, a secret order of some
kind. and several white orators, the
latter of whom jumped aboard an
ambulance at the depot and slipped
out to the pic nc grounds in advance
of the procession of their coloied
brethren. The affair passed Oft har-
moniously, except that ram spoiled
the festivities somewhat, and the de-
pertinent Of the men and brethren
(to say nothing of the sistern) was
unexception al.
Tho Attractions of West Virginia.
To the Editors Of the Evening Post:
While looking over the columns of
your paper lately, the thought struck
me sthat you might please to in
sert few lines from new CORES
pendent in the State of West Viz
ginia concerning the general charac-
ter of the country. Wheeling, tie
Capital, is the largest town. Other
important places are Charleston,
Petersburg and Clarksburg. The
country is fertile, though rough and
mountainous. Its especially rich in
minerals, which constitute the great
part of the wealth Of the State. The
soil of West Virginia, however Is
well adapted for grazing, and thou
sands Of cattle are furnished annual
" by the State 10 the markets at
Baltimore and other points. The
climate is as healthy as that Of any in
the Union, and the natural scenery is
unsurpassed. The citizens are gen
orally industrious, and the attain
ment of their well-deservcd success
seems only a question Of time. The
thing upon which success here de
ponds is the development of the min
eral resources of the State, and until
this is undertaken with rcalspirit any
great sep in advance must be de-
feated No little attention is paid to
educational matters, and West Nir-
ginia stands in the foremost rank Of
Southern States in the training Of her
youth.
For an industrious person desiring
4 permanent home, no part OF the
Union is more worthy Of attention.
Although some labor is required to
clear away the luxuriant forests that
cover almost the whole State, yet
when this work Is once accomplished,
the wonderful fertility Of the soil
amply repays the hus5andman who
takes the pains to thus establish an
enduring home for himself.
J. VI. BROHARD.
Pennington, Taylor Co., ". Va.
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NIF D.rg >roar.-Om popular
..'-..', Master, Mr. VI. H..
"'a-,, who before J., was rost-mas-
..' practical Du.-i~t, has re
"a.. OH profession, and open
ella Store on Third Avenue mex,
w.. 1eP.-t ClGce, which he has
& Up ia beautiful style and has
1se. therein q fine stock Of Drugs.
H., IslIcia.s, Fancy Goods.
i. ''' Wac, and Liqn,r, for Mrli-
' Purposes dc, which be propo-
r dispense % those who need
possible rates 1.-The
M-.'e.,.uiia plea,ia. the people
i.','r Of Dru-., q, he was
letters, wecluuot wish
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

One New Sewing Machine with
folding cover for sale on easy terms
for % per cent less than factory rates.
\ b. PALMER.
The best Machine in the market. 1t,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

Nr,grrr, NEDicrNo.-lt YOU
vaa. p, rest quiet a; Night, get g
m-c of Harry Furk's Mosquito
Medicine. I, knocks the socks oil
d --em
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choices
part Of tie site upon which Charleston il
built. II lies in the angle formed by ih'
Elk and Kanawha rivers-on the lowe
side OF tie Ell! it is almos; perfectly lev
el. and is well diained-bas already {
population Of over four hundred, aud :
number Of new houses building at this
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

AsrvL.-Thc Fire Engine EN-
cc,.ar. arrived from Portsmouth last
nigh, by the Fannie Du-1n, and was
t-.cl this morning, when she operated
tltre satisfaction of al.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-08-05

CoNcEEr.-A Vocal and Instru-
mental Concert was given at the
Court House in Barboursville, on
Monday night last for the benefit of
Brass Band of that place. The vo-
cal music was by the Young ladies of
the place and knowing the musical
talent of some Of the ladies there, we
feel sure it was n success. The In
strumental music was principally by
the Band, and we are informed was
very creditable to them. Combined
with the concert was a festival. The
whole thing was q Success, and We
learn that they realized about fifty
dollars from IL. In these hard times
It speaks we'll f}r the liberaIity Of the
citizens there.
We are indebted to some of the
fair 'ladjes Of the feast, for a beau
tiful boquet and a bountiful supply
of delicious cake, &c.
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GNNOJXCE'IENTs.

So. clio -..-.-... 70 .i waUy friends.
t,.' t.m.a candidate i.r 'ovNrY -
r...>-.>g.Nr oF tE"H SCHOOLS Tor a.
l.t.. a-t.. election '' oe held on the
~. tUt \e-i-t ue>-.
ISL. u-al,au,as,- "i a iioeIa. ecu
rau.r. and many wears experience m
..7.sr-acJ managing schools, ssd iee'--
.,- rs.g'v interested with tie people OF
,.7 ,-r.,v. ia the matter Of educating
.-- .r.i-er. submit my claims to the
.,r.. I,-at0r % my ie,iow-Ci,izcns.
r. .ed promise to peri rm the Gu-
....s -e Office faithfully, importantly
..l ell. v,-y b,s, .iuy abilities.
g. T.. DUNCAN.
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" Onsier.lll Success.

Three years ago DR.. Boschec's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
from Germany for the cure Of coughs, Sc
we're colds settled on the breast, Consump-
ton and other diseases OF the throat and
lungs. No medicine ever had such sue
cess 100000 sample bottles have been
distributed every year for three years by
Druggists in all parts Of the United States,
and nearly 1000 letters from Druggists
are now on our files, saving that no other
preparation in their stores sells as well
and gives such excellent satisfaction. All
We ask is for yen to 60 to Smith, Davis q
Co., and got sample bottle Tor 10 cents
and try it. Regular size - cents.
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yl.aTeEASTE EsES.

Charleston has tweniy-iour manufactur-
ing industries Of which ten are located be-
Levy tho Elk
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w 81 II TIE D.

A STIUATION
Bv 4 Young man a. BooS-keeuer. IN any kind Of
business. Books opened and KEEP; 10y scientific
principles, from the Iron City College. q Pitts
burgh, Pa. Address, ". L. cox,
Cox's LAniilg, VI. Va
July sih. ~.
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Tr.,. We are under o5i-a-
t.r, .He lady of Capt. !. Mallory
mra.a.aetot very fine vegetables,
from splendid carlen and also
fora ..r-tor beautiful flowers. II
it@Im. been for the over supply OF
ra.r tat carlen would have been
th- hes, u town.
N-, a. J. Tree has also earned
oa- ,.r.s, by her kindness in shar-
w- with a- the products Of her gar
a...