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THE HUNTINKTON ARCUS.
Matiirdiay. N>|ili'inbrr an, INT'i,
local news.
o. U. O. Hs- an assistant.
Pt'king apples It nuw lha ardor of the day.
Buy your Boot* of J. 3. Chase.
Don t full lo attend the tiroeloy and Brown
meeting at Johnston's Hull to-night.
Sao the advertisement of Wise Sc Son, of
Pnrtumonth, Ohio, in another <• Itimn.
We have heeu favored with a frost during
the past week.
A. B. Pnliuor is filling an order for a large
another of patent Washing Machines.
Dhlbp—the weather for the past week, with
bdt little rain however.
The river continues in a low and declining
condition.
Try Owens' C. A 0. R. R. Bitters.
Tho foundation Tor F. It. Rouhring's large
brick huildintr. on the corner of .Id Avenue and
7th street is being laid
The school house is now ready for the roof. |
It will bo a credit lo the place when finished.
Tho grading of some of our Avenues and
Streets la being pushed forward with incroaa
cl activity.
Several sidewalk- In the <Ity have not yet
been paved. Let it be done before wet weather j
Hon. *Chu. 8. l.awia ported through the
city last Tuesday morning on iiis way home.
l>r. 0. (J. duett is building a cellar wall uu
dor It is house on Second Avenue.
Ladies easloni-uiade Shoes at the post office.
Mon. II Q. Davis has placed us under obli
gations for a ropy of Senate report on luimi
Lol* continue to bo J.»lt. ut by tho Central
Lund C’oio pa ii y to purchaser..
E K. Kim.lull it doing a rushing bu.ine«» in
Itio furniture line. Ilo'ia compelled to repten
■dh bio Monk .-very wok. tin and c-e him.
Tho opening or nereral now store* hi. enured
■Mtinra to look moro bu.ines. liko on uur
A big tiling—iho Independent Democratic
inorting that didn't come „tr at thin place last
Monday evening.
«ironi on ill u -i ii-in was manifest ou oar -trettn
Tuo^iiny morning, oyer the eflarts of Captaiu
J,,HX s* &"*** “Co purify ,1,0 1} hi.., rati.- par
ljr,M in HU speech at Ihi* place last Monday
night.
Tlw iteumui Telegraph muxv to oar wharf |
Unt Saturday evening, und returned to Cincin
nati 'i» Monday.
M k. PkAHrKM. of the linn ot iluovvv Jt I'i.a.h
t*ih, i Avenue, hut ween 8lli and Vili dlreeti,
hti*j i«t returned from I'miiunati with a large
•tor-k of tlrooeru . which they will sell, in
e*.nn-. ri n with th*,r Urg • stock of fruit und 1
T
them » call.
iien. Tliurnu* Kwing was hi town la«t Sntur
duy and .Sunday, at. I .* pressed biiuntlf .kr
|>ri?ed at tin- pr* greas of our young city, lie
left for front* n »*n Mon>lay morning.
U . \l . 1*.K. < f Mny«vi||e, Ron of the f irmer
«diLoi ui line piper, an I Mr. Oliver L. Com
stork, ol l.oUisvilU-, favored u> with a call hint
Thursday.
I>ivioe services, by K«*v. biwin Valentine
J* net*, will |,e h* id at tu* College Chnpei u***t
hahoath evening at H o'clock.
Il«ptii*t Sunday School meets e\rry Sunday
tti .rtimg. and preaching'-very Sunday evening 1
•’ llurdn k's Hal
While «in».U|(jr aw l Kwmg were out ri'ling
Sunday evening. fh.*ir liorae he* sme fright
encj and shied, when den. n|.y jumped from
th.* huggy and - rnewhat •prain- .i his ankl».
He m doing very well, It *?. r.
Oh, 1> vliakrrs!
Oi to the City Plug Store,
tiet a hotll# of Cure ■,
If you have shook. you'll shake no more,
V »r that wiTI stop jt ,„r *
l#ro*t 7j cent* a hotrle.
;*ep7wl
Oving In the failuru vff lli* part ,.f ibo a,
••*.<■,■ t., tin**- iu* bunk* r«..ljr, th* >K rit li.u
In-. n r>>Bi|.dl< -I u, ,h# u, „ „f
lax*, a, aiin-niua-H in th* | *|M*r* Ui*i ffi-i-k.
t>m not In* Will hn |,„n. In lb* in, mum-,
»*» w- ill I again in;, cm tk* nini.iini In* rtn-lv,
*n I k*- |i it till Ih* tiiu* f-'-mi.» In |,nj it, m l
jriin will «avn hy th* niMTalinn.
Bin.-* th* ■Wr * ffrlttrn, StirnlT Amith
■>"* k**n ti, «•. .Ill i nfi,rim on hn will bn
h*rn ,.i» ill* l^ilim ^ -raiab.r. £*>i lit# on:**
in at).i'.ii*r e.ilffinn
• . A. Marik il Sh* k annnon i-n in an-.th*r
ff-rtu nn Hitt t i* .ling „r Uaiitl .<•»•*«
I'l-lr .ir irllMk.n •ipnnxi till Ik. ;tfc
a*tt Januarf. All ( iriir. latcmlFiJ mil
g-r.in Hi-,,,.. I,. . , lin|(|j_
Mr. T. C. M...r. : , k* flung l„, I g i , r),.
k-*..t*. mi I high. . ,,
•n.i ..p.,„ ,.f r. .t-w-k Ilf
•*» »* ■, A-!., at luff ml*. I,,
cu.il .f. ■ a 1* -rn ui m.
f’ltl
| ' H. i
r-i in I lint mm* ut «ur T.ininamrri
. I ’ai. gn*g lot II*,:., .n y, t„ru
il.n 1 .Urn*-. «f ik* i.i,b *i tfcat
ff-l, a. *i,u.|, I* |. r Ik. If
. an luUrCIllig tin lea; k* *... hrd
» alii itini in. ChaiK.i. ,
- I, . cl! r • co the aeration, ,f '
• . Hi. .c.itu to bu area -I ik.
Fine Calf Boot* aft < ha»«
'Will* (be llale l|oai«, th« principal hotel
of Charleston, register* four natnog in 36
hours, every hotel in Huntington register*
three limes that number in 12 hours. “Straws
show which way the wind blows/*
Considerable grumbling i* going on in the
**ity becsttsc of the scarcity of hiveJ help.
<Joo«l girls, for housework, readily command
from two to five dollars a week.
The packets are doing a live'/ business
transportin passengers to Cincinnati to i
the Exposition. The (Irsnite Stale, last Mo
day, was so crowded that there wa* not r«w
enough in the cabin to make beds, nnJ sevei
bad to sit up all night.
The Honrs and Sash at l’almer's are «
perior quality.
Oysters will soon be in fashion, for we learn
that several saloons will he opeued in a sliert
time. If we can raise money enough by that
time, we intend buying enough lo get a taste at
least. We >hsH see.
LatTee* Kid Boots ar
sale at the Shoe Store vi
<asting Uniter*
•ond Au'A.
for
Nocritu, N<> l‘*r!—l.«t iho*. who are ,uf
ferin* with ('kill, A', r.r gel a buttle of
Owene* Ague Cure. If it i, lalteu Accenting to
direction,, it fa warranted to core. Price 75
cents a bottle. [*cp7w4.
The Bank of Huntingtou is in a flouishing
condition. MV. Rcmski.. the gentlemanly Cash
ier. inform.* u« that liois kept so bu*y there »
not a moment heean rail his own. This is good.
Long live the Bank <.f Huntington.
II.C. Torso.)- and Mr. W. I*. Ilolderby |
arrived at home last week. The rheumatism
from which the Captain was suffering, is leav- |
ing him. an 1 he steps around more sprightly. 1
Mr. Ilolderby has been to the Healing Spring-*
for the benefit of bis health and a lame ankle,
and we are happy to see he has considerably
improved in both case*.
A Youths' Boots
cheap at Chaso't
A. M. Warner, Ki(|., bm rein v. I hi* office
to No. 824, Third Avenue, «.vor T. C. Moral
lien Dry UuiiJs Store, lie i • » genial ami - lever
gentleman, ami ir a valuable acquisition to the
fraternity of thin city.
Mr. Long, of the Tonsoria) fraternity, ban
tnken up bin quarters in the room formerly
occupied by Snider Jc Urotber i« an Ice Cream
(Jeorge Scran age, not content with having n
newr fence put on bin lot, and otherwise bright
••iiiug up hi* hotel, line done gone nml wont
nml purchased a now suit for hitnaelf. Wo
suppose be will next be running for Congress
or some other ofli.o, and all thin because he in
daily registering from twenty to thirty guests. 1
Major Hereford will apeak at \V ay no Court
llouf. on the first day of Court, ll v 10th of
Dc’oher. Wayne will give Inin a rousing um
Now in the time tor the boys to gather nuts
» crack and cat during the long wi ter even- !
Door Frames and Window Frames on nhort
notice at Palmer’s.
Nearly all of our merchants have laid in
their stock* of Fall goods. A few of them
ire awaiting a ri-in the river.
From the appointin' ntn puhiisbad by .ludg*
Smith, we nee bo Han loft Huntington out t
urn* side Very well. Judge, Huntington
pul you toon** side - - n the‘24th "f n \t m-ti'.i,
ill
h*we in lens drunkenr
any town of its siae
•sc who do not b diet
1 »•» Huntington than
the Ohio river. To
t, wc only say. e rne
t.i kr. your t hit(* with Owens’ Ague Cure.
rica 76 «l.t« a bottle. [<ep7w |.
•• N|ystarb.n<v are the way- of Pro* idenre.”
Thi- wan verified the other day in tb* ease of a
U-l\ who i- luir._' • -Si rt distan t- from town.
Sit-ba- .i i lul l wh .M -iek and quilt fretful,
an I the a> *li.sr. desiring l»* d» -oiucthing f.»r
the tilth- sulferen, hh, « r-liing f r. M|,-l wen.
deriog how she c-ni t gi t -ome k •• I . r » wild
bird to muka her darling a broth, wh m her
attention was attracted to « fluttering noise
just outside the .| ...r. On going to see what wi
the matter, she ..u-rml a quail lying on the
ground, which had just breathed its lari, u*r
wLh WIM tlm- gratified
Mr. T. ~ (iAai.tan arrived from the Rail
'**' J*<ilur I »AT morning, there be had barn to
l'"r"h»<" i. an,, k ..f l>ry flood*, and hat w-ur
tol our of the meet rumpleia ateelta ever brought
to thin count/. In addition to the above, he
ht" al"o pur-lnod a large lot .,f Hr,.eerier,
Ha’". Hoot-, et, ,_ an I (|1 ah-tit everj
tli• neti|e 1 by anybody. All tin* rttenmva
anortment hr nil have ,.p • ,| and ready to
d'"T "f to ib*. | olde , neat Mon la/ morning,
at hi* new "tore, mi fiord Avenue, next door
to the corner ,r K.ghth vire.t. In ronrequeare
of tbU fact, m ah,. f!„ |„i|iea to wait till
then, and go t«i f lo o.,. ior a hoe drera pat
tern. lie i" a la-ly ■ to io. and will give ratis
faet.on to all who may far ,r him n il. . rail.
I.al.vi • 'via ,f lie.),,! r -irrd at Chare'a.
A <• ' i • -I.. i, an.lotte
llaptiat folo.a'n - i o t on.oii, f.,r thia
yr..v, Ibere ar. "i ,„| t„ , holara.
wTlh IW7 f lown- , . . ... , , „rth*4,f.
ferral » h'o I* in then , ,■ . |,e, ,
Wr «r tuM fM|i t» inily ,»■,«. unti
*».,».•*fr|ilnri* hni. »• «f.,.»
tKn*«»a. Til® Jr mi a hi f..i },u ,
"'•» '* »»<••’. ** . r «lnM»n.*«. »,
«atirft«j ti *i i.»r |u it. *
.ly ui* r* •»»* n u. re a •. * , ;« . ,
W » b«v«i k'niii «f ». vi r«| «tiv .
%r»»>w u,-,r f+m ur* h-,. .
■ ’••Ma id# An i ■ iii, iiiitjf *. u<i> i ,
<*>u*ty. uU; i ®.i it, (ir »,, Jf
' *C ^ ‘!j* «
• r ♦ of I .la
■ .
“I" fr*« Bill Stuff ml »IT P«r thntuud at
PtlmtrV
C»|>« of >11 atjrlca M Cha,.'., Second Are.
mwwj
If f.r'ic—■Tffuri .► (>n th« 22d Bep«. hr K. T.
Mitchell. Mr I * •»i J lle«k and Mi** Caroline
Tnujile, both of Huntington, Went Va.
In this city, • u tb«- looming of the 25th inst.,
at the Catboln Cborrh. by Rev. Father Httoirrr
I»r. 11 J Wn-Kf., of Wheeling. West Virginia,
to Mi>» .M ar L. Uklsli*, of this city.
For Mi»* Iln-liu'e many warm lriends, thc
pleasure of knowing her a* married to an e#ti
(liable gcutlemau, cannot but be darhed with
much rwgrut that rho is now lost to the society
I of Charleston. Whilst her beauty and auiia
l»le manners have endeared her to all who
knew her, her rare talent and culture in music,
have given delight at inauy a ploa*ant socia
ble gathering, and hare con'ributed not a little
towards elevating the taste and increasing the
fondncH* of our community for the most lovely
of the arts. May bright, happy day* iuak«
uplier married life, and may we havo the grati -
Ication of ngniu seeing her in .»ur midst, at
least on an occasional visit.—Charleston (W.
Va.) Comrirr, 2«ith inst.
m vn\<;n>\ >1 \kkkt.
Corrected lYrrkly Uy /.mMey .f- Jukuttuni.
25 </$ 30e I
RETAIL run.
Coffee.
<Mil (Government Java,
*«*•r. N. O. raw. 10 12H I
t’ru.-licd, powdered ami (Granulated, 16*.,
Sorghum GuoImw, per gal., tio
do do do 75 1,00 j
Imperial. Y. If. and (i. P. 1,40 (£ 1 ,no
Black lea per pound,
Baeou Hams p, r pound,
do Sides, i|., do
do Shoulder* do
Su«ar cured city haius.
Iiirh potatoes per j.k
Cheete per pound,
Kiee do do
Starch do do
Extra family flour per bbl
Corn meal per bus.
Butter per pound,
Kan* per do*,
hard do pound,
•alt do obi.
Tallow candles per pound,
Star do do do
Coal Oil, per gal
12'
8.0* (4 y.M>
s
35
Ji9%I
jP^T«V*r «*yery Thursday evening at 71 .
i- 'u LI»*l 1 ’
corner of Third Avenue and Ninth ti.
.. WM. II. BULL, S. (i.
»> u. r. Wallace, Sec’y. *
Just Received,
90.000 Xu. 1 Pino Sl.inglos:
50.000 X„. 1 Pu,,lur .St.h
100,000 Xu. 1 Luth.
A I.ARIiK I.OT OK
D°ors, &t\sn±,
moumjxus.
Dressed Lumber.
FLOOItlNO.
XKIVKI, POSTS
ItA N XISTKKS,
WEASEEB-BOARLING, As.
It Yr ,,U* wi"i J<Hk &•»»« and
TAJ** u,‘'*c l,uu,l‘* 0,1 chort notice.
I»»itiding c. nrra. t* «olieite,|.
%. ii p%i,*ii:k.
I bird A»euue bi t. ilh and Pth sts.,
9Cp2M»H»y III NTISIJ10\, W. Va.
L WISE 8c SON,
Merchant Tailors
AND
<LOTHIEHS
W,,„|d re•«peri„f, ri|| |hl. n.
u.gioii and ('ahell county, that one ..r
will visit thi place itur) four k
large stock i,j
*f Ili|nt
the firm
* with a
A M PLE <;< >oi>s
and warrai.r ti give ciliffri! ;ion. All i.r l r
left at th. liraneh Store ».j | \vj«,. v r ,
Kiichtb ■Ur.-.l ».. Semtiil and Third A«.
nu«?H, will receive prompt Attention.
L. H IS K \ S(»N.
-J'I'. rt.mo.ih, 0
A II. WOODWORTH,
l!< •( • l\ ~. M ATlONKuy, ITlHIOIt.
, I CALS, KT< .,
Third A'< nn., Ulwu.-n 13th and 13th fteeli,
Huntington, W. \it.
kik s\r,K.
A FINK l>\VI.i.i.i\(i liorsK
PftMtARf.V LoTATKD «>* TKIRt* «mrir
In th* . 11y .if lliinting'on.
I..r T.,n„, *<•„•i„
A. M. W \RNKR.
A ll’j ft[ |,|«,
llon’ingtnn, W. V». nl Itf
EAGLE BREWERY.
i t <> khkht, ritnri:11 roit,
'\t Serf nth and Unilr.ad-tU.,
I ROW To 5, OHIO,
• »r.*«unt'j on hnn-l n foil *u»ck of V,
ft-or %nrj Al». All ©M« r« from » diphnre
• ri« f »o |iromf»tlj. pjj
THOS J EURKE,
IKAl.Kk Ml
Fin#* Liquors, Wines,
' tw.,ijj uni '■‘in kmp Toli*<e ,
« liailH, Ar.
Old .'-ifoit* Co . Va., Ry0 Whmky
• ■ bftirl
r»>rnf»r 2«l ArrnuQ *fli nr
l?r.wTiw«*rov W Va,
Ml' "If
Term&*C
JN'.» IIOOR Kl"i I.
Vt KH-KINE MI LI.Eli
a ■ 'IJ3SEL & MILLER,
cWI»oIesaie & Retail Grocers
uml Dealers in all kinds of
QUEENS WARE, WOODEN WARE,
Tt >l!.UO IS. ClfiAHS, t'OXKECTlONKRY, Ac
ia*_A1I O >'i Is delivered free of charge.*®*
Third JLrzzTii 'oct. 3ch and 10th sts., Hi ntikotox, \V. Va.,
T. S. GARLAND & CO.
HAVE REMOVED
IXSt?0 STTI.IO.T.
To tlicir Jfew Store Hoorn,
O X T II I U D A V E SUE,
JSte-xl Boor to Wall A Buffington's Store,
iilnl will be opened for btisine**
_next iM:Q3snp.A-~sr.
J. W. VERLANDER,
Wkoh‘*ilf» iind H» tall Dealer in
CHOICE GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, V/INES, CIGARS and TOBACCO.
Country Produce taint in Exchange for flood*.
(hhkIs delivered in any part of the City free of charge.
Sr com’. Avenue betirveu Seventh ami Ili./hth street*,
(Opposite Pnesenger Repot,) HUNTINGTON, W. VA
L. WISE & CO.,
Rea<ly-Msule Clothing,
FURXISUIXG GOO its,
11 ATS, THUNKS, & C.
Eighth Street between Second and Third Avenues,
'■"4 III NTlNtiTOX, WEST VA
CITY DRUG STORE!
( arm v of (lin/amlotte amt ttriilye Sts
GUYANDOTTE, WEST VA
Brandi House at I rout’s 11 ill, Wayne countv, W. Va.
J. 3i« Itihsell, L ropriefor.
* liVltl.n <•. II Vso\, PrcMTiplioti Clerk.
The Proprietor f the a’, ve
render* of the Itnmti•#//.... t,
newly fitted up and enlarged, an
iuuutitica of
n itn- l • stuMMirncnt ha- the p!e i*t:-c of announ in ; to rb»
■
• Hint ho i» uon.tantly reiving un.l ..pci.iiig therein, tori-.,
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AM» ( (II EVERY DKSCIf IITIOX.
*7 f the uit.-t beautiful
FANCY AN1> TOILET AIITICI.FS.
M HIM CM N \ I, Ut/COKS
PKI’KI’MEUIES AND
'•MAPS
The Finest Flavored Sacramental Wines.
KXTIMrrJ,lC,,,'l,X i"4 ';' V' IUNr'- OILS, VAItMSIll-X F>'E\< K*
' *V ’ , ^ I «• -}»• »r I l.ckccjw every Hrinle III ilie Dru»j liln*
I not I..W.T, tl.nn lli.v run I* nhtninnl rlrrwl.rrr
:all, examine in* atiM'k, ami order tour atipplie*.
* • i \ in m
mol
r i iP»lf
L- DOOLITTLE,
Wholesale and lietail iKnhr in
Groceries and Provisions,
Cor. 3d Avenue and 10th Street,
nr\Ti\aro\, u i:sr r.i.
II.- nNi|, r«!Kt..-.| Im-w I,„rf t.. ndvi«o the |.nt>li,. nn.» tho»o wi.l.inir t*
l’"r, ,:l'" '.'« *•'" |>iirf inilnr, (hut they will always find „
'.r, •rtm.-nt ••» ..» ,,-ry i„,t N. ,|M „f„T Hr,. (>t
A I p-M , -Id a. H.I - '■••aldi.l.nu nt ttrr uurranlrd t . I... iu, roeornm.od
* '». an I lo ifivi* milnductioii
I Sell Goods at a Low Figure,
and at iinilorm ran- *„d -hall :,v..r to dmw < i.Mon.'l.y wilin/r *
' W at -r and make it up \., *.||i„K „,|„.r , |, „ ,v
fi ril'it fi r 'r ?" "’("rl ' ' Tt.iiin, ally. Iiuw t».«- M»<
: “,,r.ry l.ii-itn—.. and i>roi.nM. to tr.a’t mv o».fon • •
• n ii fair and li'inoniMi iiiittin**r hIw-ivn i, « . '‘41* 1
intend to k.. r - r<ml> to corn < t any mndiikc J
and vei.rw—alw'- !** f"r * •*«> or a wool., I.'.it for rtlW.ll
1 IP •'* them tor their i.atronni'e
to „M ,l,,‘ ’ <|«i»litv J the (h od. 4«»,-f»w1i.n
.i. -r-a.. „t 'I ' *" 'l.'" * "•"Ii it lo Ik diMim ti> ...
.l.-rst i» id 11... j 1 . » "" 1 " iHIt II JO IK- III Hi
• ,5.. " t* 1 r> 11. Uvud*. / >nim i to hav? jay (< r /Arm
* ■" 1 I. IKKII.
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