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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-20
WAYNE COUNTY ITEMS
WAYNE c. II. w. VA, Jan. IS.

WAYNE c. II. w. Va, Jan. IS.
At a County Court for Wayne
County, begun on Monday, Jan. Sd,
1876, Hon. Samuel Damron, Presi
dent; B. F. Dean, Wash. Ferguson,
Justices, Attorneys present. Bur
CESS, Gibson, McGinnis, Kirk, Ply
mails, Ratlif and Judge NJ. j. Fer
guson. Absent, V. A. Witcher.
dearest Vincent, hast thou left u.s."
Among the 43 State cases, we note
the following:
The State VS.. Sylvester Taber, in
dictment for felony; remanded to
Jail for trial before Circuit Court.
The State vs.. Wayne CountyCourt,
Indictment for non teasance, was by
consent transferred to Circuit Court
for trial.
10 law judgments were given.
John B. Bromley VS.. Granville
Thompson, in trespass; jury returned
verdict 800, damages for plaintiff.
12Chancery causes finally disposed
of.
10 DEGREES of reference, or sale.
$1,000 in drafts issued for bridges,
paupers and sundry expenses.
Guardians appointed, Levi NJ.
Handley for George and Ora Tramp
ton, infant children Of Hiram Tramp
ton.
Thomas Kilgore for Henry, Eva
j. aud Levi Stewart, children of
Chas. A Stewart; bond 81 900.
"Oyer the hill to the Penthouse
G G.. Burgess, NJ. J. Ferguson and
John W. Trout were appointed Gem
mi><ioners to report plans and spcci
fica,ions for house and other build
ings for the Poor farm.
|. b. Hutchinson of the NJ. f..
church and Frank Chapman of the
VI. f. church South were authorized
to solcmnize the rites of matrimony
Little things Of the week, fun,
whisky, law, justice and more whisky.
Our frieed McGinnis is becoming
famous as a poet, his latest piece is
entitled, shall we know each others
breechcs there" lie says he thinks
he will. to this Gibson demurs-fIing
special matter in evidence-to Which
Howell replies generally and asks fer
writ of od quod dampmm Stephens
moves to qua>h further proceedings,
motion overrulcd hv the bar and
this cause continued.
HIRAM.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
tie laws II tie State Of West Virginia,
that tie annual meeting uf the Hunting
ton Elevator and Transfer Company, a
corporation organized under said laws
he'd at the office Of said Company, 9
Nassau Street, New York city, on the
9th day Of December, 1875, at which
meeting tie same being general meet
ing more than a majority Of the Capital
81, OK was represented aud voted in favor
Il the following resolution
Resoircd, That the business Of this
Corporation be Discontinued, and that the
property ard assets that nav remain after
paving all just debts and Liabilities Of the
C-,rIo alton. be divided pro rata am rig the
y c&ho'ders, in proportion u Tie ANTS
,a'd in hy them res ective!y."
All persons having claims against SAID
company are tcrr'y notified to present
tie sane with vcucLe's, to James Il.
lI4we-, Treasurer OF said Company, at hi
Office W Nassau rect, New York ei-
". on or h'i,e Il! e l5t1 d Y Of February
1916. Dated December 10th 1873.
JAMS }. TRACY. President
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Day GooDS WAR.-Judging from
the advertisement in another column,
Harrison IL Co. intend inaugurating
a spirited war upon high prices in
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
&c. The list Of rates advertised by
them are certainly lower than what
our citizens have been accustomed to
meet with, and we see no reason why
persons in want OF dry goods should
now complain OF exorhitant charges,
IL. X Co, are positirsly dispoSing of
their winter stock at cost, they with
great force of argument asserting that
moths during the summer time are
improbable boarders.
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accounts and applications for services

accounts and applications for services
and expenses and rewards in connec-
ton with the search after and cap
ture OF Joe Houston accused of shoot
ing officer Hatfield be presented and
referred to the Fire and Police COM
mittee.
On motion, consent of the Council
was given t. the granting of License
by the County Court to VIM. IL.
Pennybaker to sell spirituous liquors
at the Ridge Cross Roads. 1t being
within one mile If the corporate lin
its of the city of Huntington.
On motion, the Presidents of the
Engine, Hose and Hook 4 Ladder
Companies were instructed to report
to the Council the names of the act
i've members oi;their respective compa-
MES.
On motion. the appointments by
Capt Gibson, Fireman OF the Fire
Engine company of j. B. Burton,
Chris Yetter, Oscar Lynch, W. +.
Keadle and J. d. Elkins, as Fire Po-
lice was confirmed.
On motion, the ordinance organizing
the Fire department was referred to
the Committee on Laws and ordnan-
ces for amendment.
On motion, the Treasurer was in
structed to transfer 10 the Marshal for
collection on Saturday, January 22nd
the uncollected taxes here, OF 1879.
Application of w. o. Clement, for
night Policeman's position was pre-
scented and ordered to be placed on
file.
On motion, the appointment OF
one night policeman was postponed
until next meeting.
On motion, Council adjourned to
Monday, Feb. Z P. NJ.
JOHN II. OBEY.
Recorder.
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PROSPEsTs.

While the company will be enabled
from the beginning to sell at an increase
Of several hundred per cent, and at tie
same time offer lots at very low prices.
the probability is that in few years the
remaining lots will be largely increased
IN value and realize many times the pres
eEt prices. i safer and better investment
has never been offered to the pub,ic-there
can be 40 question Of loss, there can be
only steady increase in value from year
70 year. Charleston i. the natural manu-
featuring center Of tie Karawha Valley;
with cheap coal, iron ore, fire clay, lime
stone, lumber, salt, &c, Immediately sur
rounding the city, aEd good Transports
ton east and west. in word as great
manufacturing advantage a are possessed
By any city in America, it can he but
short time until our present manufacio-
ries are double and trebied, ard every
foot of rral estate greatly increased in val
ue. The present owners only sell because
obliged T. dispose II an interest.
Tne title j. perfect; all liens now on
any portion Il the land will be ei,ler can
celled or secured in = satisfactory Ran
aer.
Tie shares are 500 eacl, lcss t..e amount
Of dividend from sa!es already made.
J.B. WALKER. Trustee.
For further information AID maps and
pamphlets apply 70 tie trustee or to
DAVID l.. RUFFNER,
Char.c,tur. West va.
CHARLES 9. LEWIS.
President KaHawla Valley Baak
JOHN e. CLAYPOOL.
Cashier Firs, Naiiora' Bank,
Charleston, Ia awha Co., ". va.
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TIE CENTENNIAL GREETING
See Il. +. IIarvcys& Sons mammoth
Advertisement. They have recently
moved into their large new store
room, in "IIarvey's Opera House" "
aud are receiving the largest stock Of
goods ever brought TO the city. We
hive examined their goods and know
them to be first class in every particu-
lar. Give them Il call, the Ne>>rs
Harvey are accommodating, and do
not consider it a trouble 10 exhibit
their goods, and will show you through
their establishment whether you buy
anything or not.
They hire no clerks, and being in
their own building, they have no ex-
orb,tant rents to pay, They, there
fore. can afford to sell cheaper than
any other Dry Goods establishment
i'm the city.
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GRANGERs Buy A WOODEN FAC
ToRY.-The Border Watchmn states
that the Changers of Second Creek
and Sinks Grove in Monroe county,
W. Va, have purchased Decisions
WOODEN factory on Second Creek in
that county, for 5000, the money to
be paid in one, two and three years,
with interest at six per cent. Mr.. j.
W. Reswick is to take charge of the
concern, and his ability and expert
ence will no doubt ensure its success.
1t is their desire to obtain su5scrip'
tons from other oranges to an amount
sufficient to establish a first class fac
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GLAD To HEAR OF IT.-Among
the recent converts to religion, and
which has been caused by the meet
ings lately held in our city, is a gen
tleman, who a few months ago was
not happy unless he was engaged in
a fist fight. Instead of throwing
down his opponents, he now wrestles
with prayer, knocks down sin, en-
deavors to get the devils head in
chancery, lets fly his right mind at
iniquity and hardness of heart, pitches
the ring of his voice for the salvation
of his former associates, and sends all
his old habits to grass.
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Miss Loves Concert.

Our readers will Uc pleased to learn
that the c,timable Young lady, whose
name heads this announcement, has
concluded to crafty the general de
sire of the public by Il repctitioa OF
the splendid concert, with which un.
der her auspices, our citizens were 50
much delighted last season. The
concert will embrace rendition OF
some of the latest and rire>t compo-
Sition. of vocal and instrumental mu-
SIC, and include in the programme
also some of the most attractive and
popular selections OF the day. The
interest felt In the success OF the pro-
pused concert will be sufficiently at
tested. when we announce that 4
lar-e number of ladies and gentlemen
of this city, drvotees in musical cul-
ture. will assist on this interesting oc>
casion. We trust the fair beneficiary
may be greeted with 4 crowded
house.
Particulars and programme in due
season.
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Chips and Clips.

The cleverest thing out-a print,
er's bill.
The biggest thing ouL-Boss
Tweed.
Now is the time to lay in your sau-
sages. Well educated links, that
set up and bark for a cracker, are
now selling for Is cents pound
Whitehall Times.
A Dutchman being advised to rub
his limbs well with brandy for the
rheumatism, said he had heard of
the remedy, but added: 81 dosh bet.
ter as dat drinks de prandy, den ]
rubs mein legs nit der bottle"
Mr.. Sturgeon said in a recent
sermon on public speaking: More
over, brethren, avoid the use of the
nose as an organ of speech, for the
best authorities are agreed that ii
is intended to smell with"
Artificial grindstones have been
made at Worms, Germany, OF grit,
soluble glass and petroleum. The
proportions are not given. 1t is said
that they will bear very high speed
without becoming soft.
The other day when n Detroit
groce: spelled sugar "s-h-u-g-e-r,' a
friend pointed out the word and
remarked, "That word isn't spelled
quite right" Ha! l see," laughed
the grocer, cone would think | had
no education" And he crossed il
out and wrote, "S-h-u-g-o r.
ga charge to keep ! have" sweet
ly sang old Deacon Skinner of Ar
kansas, as he loaded the shotgun
heavily. and lay in wait near q
a spring for a neighbor against
whom he had a grudge, and who was
C Coming down the lane for pail OF
water. "There is a fountain filled
with bloodw hummed the deacon
pleasantly, as he shouldered his gun,
and strolled home, after making al
admirable shot.
NoTARIEs PUBMC.-The Govern
or has appointed the following No.
taries Public for the counties named:
George f. Brown, Kanawha county,
residence Salton; Charles Latin,
Lincoln county, residence Hamlin
Chapman Adkins, Wayne county,
residence Wayne G. H.; James II.
Marcum, Wayne county, residence
Cassville; Robert f. Barrett, Kal'
eigh county, residence Jarret's Val
lev; C. Z. Stoneshart, Harrison
county, residence VOLTS Summit.
MORAL SUAsIoN A FAILURE The
Vicksburg Herald says: "a farmer
living Just out of Vicksburgh was
reading in an agricultural paper the
other day an article headed, BE
Kind to Your Cow He went out
to milk with heart full of @indness
and as he sat down he whispered
$50 boss stand around--good crea
ture-hist a little-there you intel
ligent and kind-hearted old bossy
About two minutes after that his wife
heard him yelling and whooping
and as she ran to the door, he called
out, Bring me the axe, Mania, and
the spade, and the big club there
and the butcher knife, and that shot
gun, for I'll be darned if this CID
hellion shall ever live to kick me ii
the jaws agin -
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-20

On, THAT DANCE Realistically
speaking, the dance ut Creiders Hall,
on last Fri lay night, was the most
ENJOYABLE affair of the kind ever pre-
sente to the lovers of Terpsichore in
Huntington. There were present at
the dance some Of the tairest maidens
froIn our city, Guyandotte and Cat
lettsburg, while from Barboursville,
manly grace and talent shone forth
rcsplendently. The music was fur
niShed by the Catlettsburg band, and
oh, what gushing music it was None
of your discordant notes reminding US
of cornstalk Gddles and asthmatic
clarionets, but floating zephyrs which
caused the heart TO bound with costa
cv and the feet to twirl in graceful
curves. Parsons and Sample were
the masters of ceremonies, and right
regally did they perform the duties
assigned them. That they were the
proper persons in the proper place,
was unanimously conceded, and to
their excellent management of affairs
Is due the splendid success Of the
dance. Thirty-two couples partlcl'
pated in the pleasures OF the evening
and it was with reluctance that the
merry-makers, at three o'clock in the
morning, vacated the hall for their
respective homes.
In view of the marked success OF
the two dances recently enjoyed by
the Young ladies and gentlemen ofour
city, would 1t not be advisable for our
young people to organize a Quadrllle
Association, and enjoy themselves at
least one night in each month while
the season lasts? Conducted as the
dances OF the past two weeks have been
a continuation Of them would he
frauEht with vast deal of genuine
pleasure. BY all means then, let us
have a Quadriile Association.
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NEW EVaaTEl..

C. f. Myers, would respectfully
Inform the denizens Of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened Hotel on the
European plan, at the corner of IN
and Second Avenue, whore 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.-
You call for what you want and pay
for what YOU get. tt.
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DEATH OF Mrs. VAN CLEyE.-

DEATH OF Mrs. VAN CLEvE.-
One of the saddest events we have
ever had to chronicle is the death of
Mrs. Cora Van Cleve, wife of Mr..
Henry Van Cleve, which occurred on
Friday morning the 9TH inst, after a
brief illness, in the Both ysar Of her
age. 1t was not known that her
sickness was of a serious character,
and the announcement of her sudden
death was great shock to the com
munity. Few ladies were better
known in Huntington society, and
none were more highly esteemed.
She was native of Mercer County,
New Jersey. Along with her hus-
band she came, among the early set
tiers, to our new CITY, in March, 1872,
and has resided here ever since. She
was an active member of the Presby-
terrain church, and ever ready TO lend
her aid in a good cause. In all the
relations of life-wife, mother, neigh
Dor and friend-she was faithful
She leaves Il husbaAd and four small
children to mourn their ireparable
loss. The sympathies of the whole
community is with the bereaved fam
lily in this the time Of their great sor-
row. We regret to have to add that
since the death of their mother, all the
children have been attacked with
diptheria, and are now in a critical
condition.
Since writing the above, we have
learned of the death of the Oldest
child, little Carrie, bright little
girl of seven years. 1t occurred at
one O'clock. Tuesday morning, the
18th.
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TuoKNprxE, W. Va. Jan. Il, 1876.


Editors AdrertlSer:
Dear Sir, | have the privilege of
appointing FIVE young men and five
young ladies of Cabell County to the
State Normal School. The gentle
men must be over fifteen and the Ia
dies over thirteen.
This appointment will give them
the privilege of attending the State
Normal School free of charges for
tuition.
| desire that those wishing to be
appointed should apply to me as
early as possible IT you Will men
ton this in your columns | will
thank YOU. l am, Sir, Your friend,
ID. l.. DUNCAN,
Go. Supt. Schools.
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DEATH OF A SISTER OF Mrs. JET
FeRsoN DAvIs.-Mrs. Jennie How
ell Waller, wife of Capt. VIM. g..
Waller, editor Of the Wheeling
West Virginia) Register, died in that
city on Thursday morning of last
week. The deceased was the young
est member of a family that has been
long worthily distinguished in this
country, her eldest sister being now
the wife of Hon. Jefferson Davis, of
Mississippi, and her Youngest brother
being Capt. JEFF Howell, who was re-
Gently wrecked and lost while COM
mander of the steamship Pacific, on
our western coast.-Spectat0r.
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a. E.. PALMER Eseaier

a. Es. PALMER Eseaier ia
Doors. sash. EsiinG.. Frame
Rough, and Pressed s.EGi-
Der. Flooring, Weather
boarding. Pine aDd Pop
lar si,,ng!cs. IOg.diHgs.
E.a.is. ,xcaci Posts q Nam
nis:cr,, EjraiD T'ii1. 81 Pat
ens E.Hes. While aHd Stray
E;riP. EIastcr. Cement.
Flower POS de. 4 g.arSc
Stock Constantly ou i,ansi,
CASA orders promptly fill
esi a. solicited. "a. Avenue.
BET. eth IL otf: SIS isunt-
fef'a
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Notioe Of Sal ,.
In the matter of j. Il. Kline. Bank.
4.,fnf

LH btc "ees.te' W c' -. Ah'''N' ~'
rupt.
In pursuance Of decree made on the
2lft day of October, 1875 by the District
Court OF the United States for the District
OF West Virginia, in the matter Of j. 4.
Kline, Bankrupt. /. the undersigned as
signee Of said Bankrupt, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, ON the premises, on the
10TH DAY or FEBRUARY, 1876,
All the right. title and interest of said
J, A. Kline in and TO a certain large
Brick Hotel and premises. situate in the
town of Point Pleasant, Mason County
W. Va, and known as the Kline House
and premises The said interest TO DO
sold, consists of q one sixth I'd contingent
interest in said house and premises, tho
contingency, dependent upon the death
If the mother of said j. 4. Kline.
TERMS OF SALE:-One fourth cash
in hand, and the residue in equal pay,
ments upon credit Of 6,l2,and Is months
purchaser giving bond with good secur!-
~, bearing interest from date.
w. T. THOMPSON,
Assignee OF J. \. Kline, Bankrupt
Jan. CIV.
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part Of the site upon which Charicsten is
bniIt. 1t lies in the algie formed by the
Elk and Kanawha rivers-on the lower
side If the Elk; it is almost perfectly lev
ell. and is well diained-ha. already q
population Of over four hundred, and 4
number OF new houses building at this
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-20
$4,000 in Premiums,

Largely in cash, will be distributed
among the snbscr bers Of the Weekly Reg
lister in March, 1876 Subscr be fer tie
Presidential year, ard get frrt class pa
per and probably hundred dollars in
cash or other valuable presents. Nathan
McHemrick, f Twistyille, Braxtrn Couh-
ty,got 500 IN cash in tie Register Distri-
button 81 Premiums in 1874 ard IN 1919,
". F. Bartlett, Of Simpson Greek, Taylor
County, received $500. Reader, you may
be the fortunate one this year.
IN addition 10 tie above, s. 900 of pre-
uuiu.nrg
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-20
IRON WORKS.

The erection Of the Kanawha Iron
Works, just above this property on tie
Elk, and the opening Of iron ore, ire, clay
and limestone mines in tie hills iDmcdi-
atey adjoining, is already Increasing tie
population, and must, in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous-
and inhabitants within the next two years.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-20
gryTSjT5y oaUa3I AND LODGE DIRECTORY,

r-,,,s~ pxysRyrsWtNN CHvScu.-' .aPV', On ON
', b...tyscn tnth aud ilth Streets heN. =
p, ~ nt,.k. Pastor. Services eNrtf NSpsatn
.- -o,. oc,ock a. il- aud +, p Ia SUNNY - "''
90 g A. M. , g.,-,.,
p.,..v~slpsv pgySgvrSEttN.-l'1. Nonlpa-
"p..'rl.r.- rnrurr4 d Avenue ari -'h ;, tei.
r.g : E Ilu, PASTOR. services vs. ~, ,,''s'
s,,,,r, of rash month. S1o'a'' S'''''' a.
4.sa a. M. N.
y. 49, p-,lthing every StHHt'h az loh.
h, miro. m Stnnstb school 2E o'ocA-
,,-i-s- pi,. ING Wednesday nisat.
n r CurXCH. SOUTH --!toidr-nN ',Aee. :
r.r 4 r. johnson. Pastor. Ser'it-~ eve . 50
Nm Lao io,. o'clock, A. m. sunday ~,'''' '''''
sunday ais a. ul-
.....-,ys ,v,,S Al. C,1r-R-v corner S'h Avenue
.., N,.,tg Street Rev. Albert Bowers, Fa>'oI'
s.r, les every Sanlsy az ioN q m AMI 4 " ~. N
-..,.,,, S..,,ol al 1881 -. M. Payvr NeeuAS e'-
FRI. wednesday evening 40 oci''N'
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SPEdEME. NGTsf IN.

If YOU want good drink Of good
Bumgardncr or CIcmer Whiskey, 20
to Jack CogbilIs' at Burke's old stand.
corner of 2nd Ave. and 9Th Street,
Huntington W. Va.
Nov. H. If.
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Extract from a letter from Mrs. j..
c. Aldrich, Wauson, FuIton Co. O.
"R. p Hail & Co, Gentlemen
Please send me one dozen bottles of
your Sicilian Hair Remover. Our
bald and gray, do not want to be out.
My mother Is 4 living recommended
ton of the results from the use Of the
Rhnewer. Being almoat seventy
years oil, and having worn wig
over thirty years, it seems a miracle
to those who have known her 50 long
so ball, ard what little hair she had
being perfectly white now her wig
thrown aside, her hair grown cut, and
smooth, glossy brown, as in girl
hood. Hoping You may long contln-
ne to pour blessings on the heads OF
the afflicted, remain, youIs truly.
Such evidence, with the indor>c-
ment OF the great chemii;s of New
England, DR.. \. y. Hayes AMI 5.
Dana Hayes, should satisfy any one,
which of the preparations produce the
hest results.
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$500 TO Clubs

VIII be .-iriLuicd'amDng tic ,ubfcf.bcrs
at the THIRTY rOST-OFFICES having
the largest Lists On tie day q our d.stn-
button.
$500 pays iar WFFKLY REGISTER, ore
wear. Al extra c,p,, w..h stare IN cur
distribution, II sent o. every club & tel.
LEWIS BAKER d co.
Wheeling, ". Va.
Ia Distribution on Saturday, Marci
llth, 1876. Js" G-5i.
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Teachers will please note the meet
.r OF the Institute at thi, place, on
t.. 18th ana 18th inst. Ample pro-
vision, ssh. be made for their &c
eIum0IUGHn
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TWO NONTsgs FREE.
TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

The Leading Ln3T,can NEWSPAPER.
On receipt Of - and this advertisement, TIL :
WEEKLY TRIii NEWil i.e sen. postage pald
10 any address unt!l December u. So. or III
$3.50, SIN copies; Tor s.. eleven; TO- 80, thirty
Oht. Address
THE TR!5"nE, KEW Yc4.;.
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Geo. II. Mofett mounts the tripod
OBJ the Bieeiing Register as Mr.. Lewis
ker retires the new firm we
,1i greeting.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-20

Tha hard times are developing
- e..tic, for Wearing Old ClotRc>.
Tre printers are all going In As char
.- members.