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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

WIEN BLAINE called for all Con-
rres>men who had suffered in prisons
during the war 4 half dozen or more
stood up and said 1--WE
harsh treatment in Northern
prisons" while there Vas not one on
the other side who had been in 4
Southern prison. The Republicans
don't send soldiers to Congress.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
Centennial Expusition-Women's
Department.

The undersigned would respectful
" notify the people-and particularly
the ladies of West Virginia that I'M
der the regulations adopted by the
Women's Centennial Executive Com
mittce all inventions by women, and
patents taken out by them, intended
for exhibition in the Women,s Depart
ment of the Centennial Exposition,
will be accepted by said committee,
and may be sent directly to itat Phil
adelphia; but other articles such as
flowers, embroidery, &c. will Only be
accepted for exhibition through the
undersigned, the West Virginia men,
Der OF said committee. Persons, there
fore, having articles belonging to the
latter class, which they desire to have
placed on exhibition in the Women's
Department, will please send them by
express or otherwise, to the undersign-
ed at the National Hotel Washington,
ID. c., as early as possible. 1t is des-
irable that all should he in by the lst
of March.
Mrs. G. J. FAULKNER,
Prest. of Com. OF w. Va.
Feb |, 1876.
Papers throughout the State please
copy.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
Francis W. Peyton, Cora V. lPcyton, H.
J. Samucls. Rebccca 4. Samue's, +. VI
Farrell, and Elizabeth Farrell.
IN CUANGERY.

The object OF the above suit Is TO set
aside deed Of conveyance executed by
II. J. Samucs ard wife, to Cora Y. Peyton
for certain house aud premises, situated
in the tow ~ 81 Barboursyille, Cal ell C"un-
tv. West Virginia, formerly known as
the +. VI. Farrell huusc and premises and
to subject the same to the paymert"t the
Judgment aud debts against the defend
ant frtrc's W. Pcvton. Ard II appear
il by al affidavit led with the paper in
this cause that tic defendant tic "a 81
Franci. W pcyton is 4 non res dent Of
the State Of West Virginia, it is therefore
ordered that he do appear here IN one
month from the first public ton 81 this
order and he do what is necessary 'o protect
hi,]nterest in the premises. \ copy.
Teste: i :. : MILLER. Clerk,
Bv JNO. ". CHURCH, y pit.
W. T. Thompson, Sol. Feb LOW.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
Charles 4 Scidler.
IN GUANCERI.

The object Of this iuit is to enforce the
collection If a note of 5000 with inter
est thereon from June 2nd, 1874, and t"
attach the real estate OF tic defendant
Charles \. SeidIer, in Cabcll County to
pay the same. And it appearing by an
affidavit filed with the papers Of this cause
that the said defendant Charlie \. Solder
is a non resident OF the State Of West Nir-
ginia. it j. Their fore ordered that lie do
appear here within ore month after the
first publication OF tins order and do what
Is necessary to protect his interest in the
premises. \ Copy.
Tc,,e: JOS. :. MILLER, Clerk,
Bv JNO. W. CHURCH, Dept.
Hogc * Harvey, Sol-. Feb. lU-iw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
Sale OF Real Estate.
John VI. Rcce.
vs..
Andrew j. Smith,
IN CHANCERY.

Bv virtue of decree made in the a oye
cause by the County Court Of Cibell
County, West Virginia, on the 9th day
of March 1875. the undersigned Spe-
cial Commissioner, will proceed TO sell at
public auction To the highest bidder, at
the front door OF C.bell county {. H.,
on TIE 20h dayof March 1876,
the following real estate, viz: the dover
interest belonging 10 s,id defendant in and
toa certain tract OF land living on the
Long Fork of Big two mile creek a
branch Of Mud River in Cabcll County,
containing l27 acres, and known ~ the
VIM Roach tract Of land. Said dover IN.
terest being one third OF said tract OF
land.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand.
WM. T. THOMPSON,
Special Commissioner.
E.I IN To-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

The Vest J'irginjoH of last week
says few nights ago a tramp attack
a watchman in his watch-houSe east
of the railroad bridge near there, and
that a terrible struggle ensued be
tween the two men, in which the
tramp came out best. The watch
man was badly used up, having his
law and tour ribs broken. 1t is re-
ported that the tramp is sn escaped
iunatic. and that he attacked man
near Grafton the day before and tore
out both Of his eyes.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
LEcAE ADVERTISEMENTS

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons having elaine against the
Estate al Larkin Noel, decd, will present
,hsm to me at once. with the proper proof
inr pavmcnt, and all persons knowing
,,oms selves to he indebted to said estate
mas, come forward and settle.
GEO. Z. MILLER, JR,
Ian 20 4w. 4ddmHisfidtor.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

by personal experience, that the Cliff
ton Forge connection Is a matter Of
the sravest importance sc the devel-
opment of the industrial resources OF
both this State and Virginia, and We
hope that neither the friends Of the
Railroad nor the Canal will make any
fac;ious opposition to any scheme by
which the c. Il. o. Il. Il. may be put
in correction with Lyrchburg and
lis dependencies.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

The object Of this suit i Ia enforce 4
vendors lcn on tract OF land containin.
- acres on the wa crS Of Little Cabcil
Creek in Cabell County, W. Va, being
the sametract Of land conveyed by VII
lard Parker and wife to Benjamin /.
Davis in hi. lie time by decd bearing date
the DIST day Of December, 1859, ard ol
record in the Clerk, Office II the County
Court II Csbcll County in Decd Book "N'
page 1l2. And it appearing by an afida-
Wit filed with the papers in this cause that
John :. Davis. Sarah +. Davis, John
Moore ard Lizzie Moore, defendants in
said cause are non residents Of the State Il
West Virginia, it is therefore ordered
that they do appear here in one montt AZ
ter the first publication Of this order to dc
what is necessary toprotect their Interest
in the premises.
A copy
Teste JOS. :. MILLER, Clerk,
By JNO. v. CIT NII, Dept
Gibson. Simms and Ens!ow, Sol.
Feb. l0-iw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
W. J. Bell, J. D. Albert, Caroline Albert
VI. ;. Thornl urg.
IN CUANCERI.

The object Of said suit is to enforce a
sale of a certain house and premises, slt!la-
ted in Cabell unity, State of West N'r,
cinia. at Thorndyke Post Office, decided
5y complainant IN said suit to W. J. Bel,
and,also to enforce the execution OF deed
of trust 81 en- OH said house and lot hy
said defendant J. ID. Albert and Caroline
Albeit 10 NJ. ). Thornburg, trustee oil
said property to be sold for the payment
of two notes execut. by the sad j. ID.
Albert To George W. Summers f"r the az
rrecate amount OF S237 80 balanceoi pur,,
chase money due on sad house a"d
premises. And it appearing by an aiil IA
vii filed with the papers in this case, that
the d, PENDANTS W. J. Bell, j. ID, Albert
and Caroliue Albert are non residents oil
the State If West Virginia it Is therefore
ordered that they do appear here ~ one
month from the first publication OF thiS or
der and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interest in tie premises.
\ copy.
Tcstc: JOS. :. MILLER, Clerk,
BvJNO. W. CHURCH, Dept.
W, r. Thompson, Sol. Feb. lO-lU.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

Theodore Thomas has consented to
take charge Of the musical ceremom
es at the opening Of the Centennial
exhibition, and in Il letter TO Mrs.
White upon the subject, he thanks
the women's centennial committee tor
the interest taken in the matter, and
SAYS it is Il proof that art ana culture
in this country can only look tor sup
port and encouragement among the
,rnrnnn
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
The Guyandotte L'nd Company
IN CHANCERI.

The object of the above suit is to OBJ
tain Judgment on writing obligatory e .no
ecu,cd by defendant to plaintiff for The
sum Of $3.50 with interest and to subIec'
70 sale OF two tracts Of land ON Gnyan-
dotte river in Lincoln County, West Nir-
cinia. purchased by defendant from ~ j.
Chapman deceased. One tract contain,
ing one hundred and five acres, and one
containing thr hundred and fifty acres
for the payment Of said debt. And 1t ap-
nearing bv an aft avit filed witt the pa
nepers of said cause that the defendant
the sid Guyandtttc Land Company is a
non resident OF the State Of West Virgin
in. il is rhercf re ordered that it do APP
near here in one month from 4 e first pub
Iication OF this order to do what is neces-
.ary TO protect the inter lest in tho prem
Uses. \ Copy
T.ste JOS. :. MILLER, Cleck,
By JNO. ". CHURCH, Dept.
VT. Thompson, Sol. Feb. lO-iw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CAB
DELL COUNTY, IS: =,
AtRules held in tie Clerks Office oil the
County Court OF Gabell County on the
first Monday in February, 1876.
John Chapman, Administrator OF a. D.
Chapman, deceased.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
a Railroad from Clifton
Forge to LynchbUrS.

movement which has q tendency, |
however remote, to the development |
Of the immense resources of the State |
and there Is nothing that would prom
ise more important results than d. |
rect connection, either by canal or
railroad from Clifton Forge 10 lynch /
bure. An effort is now being made,
tor the connection by canal; it is said
hat contractor is viking to under
take tic canal on TIE following terms;
100000 in mortgage bonds OF the
Canal Company at 60c. on the dollar,
requiring the issue of Sl.000.00O in
bonds; $500. 900 in the labor OF the
convicts from the pcnitehtiary, who
are 10 do the work, and 100000 in
,l>h, which would be raised by the
sale ii another 100000 in bonds at
80 cents
The State would thus guarantee.
Ioad, to the amount of S1.700.000,
the proceeds ofwhich would amount
to Sl.S0o,00O.
I, is maintained by portion Of the
-tookhollcrs OF the Canal, that the
results from the extension oft would
not be commensurate with the eN-
penditure that it does not pay OK
rcuscs now, and would not then on
,hc other hand, il is c7ntealeI that
the extension to Clifton Forge would
produce such an increase of business
that it WORLD make the whole line
from Clifton Forge 90 Richmond q
pawn. Investment.
Those who oppose the extension OF
the canal. advocate most earnestly q
railroad froa Clifton Forge to Buc-
harm. and eventually 10 Lyuchbwg
Whatever may be >''lo '' 'l'o. O'
Canal, wiliapply with equal force
q, a railroad. and it is q matter Of in
didcrcuc, To- thi, State whi;h is
adopted, except that railroad
would De Of the greater advantage,
W"'much' y that over Il snort "ne'
tH' transfer ci the tonnage rom 'n'
ears % 'he boats bears too great pro
portion 70 ;h' charges Tor 'r'nNl o''"-
tom To maze 1t desirable.
Bat M either event the ''n"e'.''"
'i the g. ~ .. H. L. 0' a snort me
90 Lynchour-' Is q matter oil intense
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".DS cAle'>e' IN "A'eA ''e f''-"'
moro ihan doubles t"e o''S'H'' cost
30 ihr coal twice OYER
to. instance last November when
".".." buying Nan'"HA Coal m
ID. si"n nj lie per h"Sh'i' "e'
h~.,'', % was selling M Lynchours
at.' '. il. per bU>heI or $40 per
Con THE distance from the Mana
"Ha mines 90 LynchourS Is about
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE
\. J. Ensipw, ,,,,.,.,.,...
~. iN NhN.N' hhls
William Matter 81 al


py vI.tus of a decree rendered IN the above
entitled cause ~ the July term 81 the County
court Of Cnhrll Comfy West Virginia. The
uud,rsirurd Social Commissioner ap l'hird
los the Court for that purpose, VIII oEcr Tor
sale
on FRIDAY, DECEMBER pm 1873,
between the hon oI n O'Clock \. VI. aud
o'clock T.. VI. on the premises. the House and
la, of the said william Mister. situated on tho
north side ~ 3.d ANrnue. lCtwrcn mn aud
inn streets in the C.iy NJ Huntington West Viz
piuia. being the same Premises mentioned Do tho
papers m sad cause.
frEus oF = -Onc-thr'l cash IN hand on
d., 81 sale the balance ~ two equal payments
of six ami twelve months taking from ~" pur
chaser bond wirh roud srcuril, with interest.
and retaining the legal title unfh ne same IL
pah. ~ ". HlMN'
Nov. 2i-td. St"clal omhlsshh'l'
the above saIe Is postponed until Saturday
January sth 1916, ,,
Dec. 3o-td. Social commissioner.
The above sale il postponed To Monday
Jan. l7th, 1876.
II. &. SiMMS,
Special Commissioner
Jan. 13 I'll.
The a,oye sale IS postponed til Monday Feb.
1ith lss5. ,,,,s
Jln aO--td Special Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CAB
DELL COUNTY, IS.
At Rules held in tie Clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Cabell County, on
the first Monday in February, 1876.
G. II. Hall, Administrator OF c. Turley
deceased,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

Tla Cuarle,toL C1gtjr aJounds
uow-1 DAYS with communications in
regard to the nomination coming OF
a candidate for the place of repre-
sentative in Congress from this dis
,rict. The claim, of Juo. f. Kenua
and Henry :. Walker are both urged
by the respective admirers Of these
Gentlemen. but nothing Is said Of Mr.
Hereford. Well, Well All theSe
n,tie newspaper puts wont amount
TO anything, ceutlemcn.-Mr, Here
uri aa, madea record in Congress
that Will give him more strength than
/, possessed byall the othera>pirants
in the district combined. Until the
people forget III, usefulness, they will
be~lo TO east him away for any man
whose name has Vet been mentioned
ia connection with the nomination.
BlTt H.iaima.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

C,TATE or WEST VIRGINIA, CAL
DELL COUNTY, -.
At Rnles held in tie { ERIK, Office OF
the Gnuntv Court Of Cabc.l County on
the first Monday in Fcbruary,l'1G.
! T. HALLIDAY. W. Y. Miles, ard {. H.
Schacfcr. partners, doing busire,, under
the firm name and lyle Of Halliday
Miles x Co.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

William W. Davis, Albert G, Davis, The
odorc T. Davis, John 5. DAVIS, Sarah
+. Davis Lizzie Moore and John Moore.
IN CUANCERY.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
!. y. BARTRAM,
Furnace architect If Builder
Sharon, Conn.

Also. furni-her Of First-ciass fire stone
for furnace hear,hs, round and square.
Competent ioremen ardworkmen tDr-
nished ior all kinds Of furnace work and
masonry in general.
REFERENcE-Ensign Manufacturing
Co., Huntington, ". va. Barnum, Rel
ar'l%on d Co., Lime Rock, Conn. Rich
mpnd Iron W,rAs, Wee, Stncl bridge,
Mas. Jan. 2,-ly.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
ASTONISIIING:

"Yd forty doys, and .Nbcrak shaHbe o,o,-
ihroVn."
Future events prophc sled nv rules IN Benners
Prophetic Bpok Fortunes for told m The up'
aud downs of prices fOr The next twenty lc9rS.
the in'u-e Jndgcd 10y the past. What Years -
make money ON pig iron. hogs. provisions. cot
ton ana when we viii have the next panic, aui
what year hard times VIII end aud busiless WI
revive again. Every farmer. m1nufrc'ur"r. lr-
ultimate trader. and spcculaiOr should hav"
this book 10 know the future. ~ NJ tO ayOid loss
and ~, successful; Sent Ia sny name post paid.
for 81. Address SAMC III. BENkElI BainbI idge-
Ross tOuaiy, y.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
SALE.

A b Pa Palmer IL cnAxcERY.
james Board 81 al,
Ry virtue Of q decree rendered In the above
entitled cause hv the County 'uu : ~ tahcll
1onnty. West Yi-unia ~ the october term ls'3
thereof the undersigned Sp"cial commissioners
appointed for that purpose, win on
FrMqy the 2Sh Day Of Jamary, 1876,
between the hours of . O'Clock g. ". AMI 6
p'clDck =. e.. on the premises. proceed 70 sell
the following described property. to-wi: lot
80 i6 Block 10. u Buitou's extension 81 the
city Of Huntington, West Virginia, being the
same property mentioned ~ The papers and pro-
rcedings IN The said cause. az Publ e auction to
the highest bidder. upon the following terms.
tO-wit One-ihird Cash IN hand on The DAY 81
sale. the remainder IN two equ1 payments oi SIX
and twelve months taking from the pm chaser,
bonds with good security for the payment ~ the
deferred payments. and deserving the legs! tlt!e
as further security until the whole J. p-id.
II. &. SiNNS,
r. Is. ENSLOW,
Dec. 30fh.4w ,T.csl (rnni'siU''.
The above sale Is postponed I'll February i'h
1878.
H. 6. slMMS,
F.B. ENSLOw.
Feb. Std. Spl omm's.
The above sale IS postponed TIL yebiuiT lin
1870.
F.B ~ LOW.
FEB. iO.-id spl Comms
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CAB
CELL COUNTY, SIS
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of CabclI Couty on the first
Monday in February, 1876.
W. T. Thompson, As ;gace ii. W. Kline
Bankrupt,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA CAB
DELL COUNTI,S. :. -,
At Rules held in tie Clerks Office oil the
County Court Of Cabell County on the
first Monday in February 1876.
George W. Summers,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
ErD" FOR 1870. "S,a

Appletons' Journal appears m new type ai1
with other mechanical Improvements. making it
country Appletons journal aims Ia he com
pehensye, Including IN - plan oil branches NJ
literature. and irr ing ali subjects ~ interest ~
intelligent readers: u designs ~ ~ elevated va
e. IT, aud pure 100 tone; ~ gives in quantity fury
twcnfy-n per cent more than the largest NJ
tine Monthly Nagsz.He,, willie IA quality rs 1T
.raiuTc Is 81 The highc. class.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
ID. APPLETON x co.,
$40 a 551 Broadway, New York.
CHEAP LANDS
IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST!
The Lite Rock and Fort Saith Railway com.
Dany j. selling. at exceptionally low prizes ahh
O. terms .fuf uurfthAepts.
ONE MILLION ACRES

II their magnificent grant, Oh either SIDE ana
wifhio twenty miir- ~ their ROAD. AanDTaby
situated fpr prudnctlDn 81 corn, cotton, x jan
yra,s Cfuiis snd Ill other northern crops. WIN
Ter are mid permit Bg outdoor labnT for ess-
en- months soil fertile beyond precedent. No
ora shoppers. no drought. Special inouaeinenis
for establishment, ~ msnnfariOiics. For Hi'n-
lars. address ". ID. SLACK. Land COinInissl0n-
cr, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10

Feb. l0-iw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-02-10
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
ornARLEN DIrkENE u us Study"

The undersigned have pr"cn. ed '1cu.iyr'l
FOR snlsrriip'r- tD ApplrtOns journal, a splcnd.,
steel engraving ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, 1876

that he disliked the movement or want Of
movement in my elbows. | can
only say that during the three months he re-
mainded in my service, could never induce
him TO open his mouth, and, that up to the
last hour Of my departure he would never
sing 20 me-"
The Govemoron leaving Canada presented
Charlie TO an emigrant as poor and as indus
trious as its first owner. Once more the
bird could look through its cage wires upon
the blue sky and the sunshine, and while its
master bravely toiled in his workshop, the
bird without trilled forth its carols as
sweetly as ever.
For six years did Charlie sing in the
porch of the humble dwelling Of Daniel
Orris, until one day in the midst of his song
he dropped dead ON the green turf. Poor
little prisoner, dying far away from the
breezy heights Of Hampstead All through
his little life he had been teaching the gfeat
lesson TO men that they should never repne
whatever their lot might be. Prisoner as he
was he never forgot to be thankful for the
sunshine and the blue sky. Alas how
often does man forget to be thankful to his
Maker for Ills many gifts and mercies,
merely because they are conferred upon him
gratis-iree and for nothing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-17
{" Andrews Fayorite" Annie,

We are indebted to Mr., T.. Il. Andrews,
of Berlin, for handsome chrome of his
a" Fayorite Apple" Of which he gives the
following account
"This apple originated on my farm. My father
who is now living, says he helped set the orch.
ard when he was fifteen years old. lie is now
eighty-nine, which would make the tree seven
ty-four years old, and it is seldom you see an
old tree as vigorous and healthy rs il now APP
pears. The fruit is winter variety, Of large size
aud for beauty think it has no superior in the
United States II Is Of fine straw color upon
one-third Of the apple, the remainder beautifully
striped with red oblong in shape flavor very
fine, yet unlike any other applet have seen Not
an abundant, but very regular bearer have
an uncle In Mortified who remembers eating the
fruit over sixty years ago. A Western nursery
man Mr.. Springer, Of Fremont, Wis }, speaking
OF specimens Of the favorite sent him, SAYS,
Beautiful to look upon, fine to taste--the finost
favor OF any, said the many who tried II at our
horticultural fair
We are strongly in favor Of planting trees
of local origin, that have proved good and
hardy and productive, rather than sending
to distance for kinds that may be very de
sirabe where they first grew, or in favorable
localities elsewhere, but are very apt to show
themselves totally unsuited to the rigorous
winter climate of Vermont, We had no
success in orcharding until we began to seek
out local seedlings, since which our success
has been very gratifying. This refers es-
pecially TO winter fruit, the most desirable
OF all. Consequently, we should advise the
orchardists OF Washington and adjoining
counties TO give Mr., Andrews "FayoriteS
a trial