The Huntington argus. [volume], January 11, 1873, Image 8

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THE nr.NTIMJTHV AftfttlS,
Mil I u rsiH y; Jia■•'iiiry II, IM7:l.
“LOCAL 2nT ETW"s'._ !
G. Whillikins. '
()li no, It isn't mud ly
A Kin s devil got the epizoot.
Federal Court in session.
Coal trade continue* fair.
Tin <'rooelev ploughed her way up thro'
flip ice Saturday niglit.
• ft i* ante to presume that Gen. Jones'
tppelite continues good.
Where would the New Casll* he now if
there was no Sy mines creek ?
Ihe genial countenance of Major lla
tucr is again to he seen on the street.
*‘'lhe head ’of reliable navigation on
•lie Obio’ is a little indefinite aliout flow.
T be small-pox still hovers about the
coniines of Wheeling; a soup house is
i here also dedicated to Capita) purposes.
W ho says uu ill wind blow* nobody
good? Our ice houses would now he emp
ty if it were not for those cold days that
closed Ihe river.
For house furnishing goods, go to the
store of Thos Medford, Third avenue,
near I'iighth street. 3'J ,'tl
Kussel At Miller have Juki received u
new large addition to their line eto' k ol
groceries.
Now, that the r.ver is again navigable
' h. \ouug will keep a supply ol fresli
Oysters on baud.
I be steamer Andes passed here last
I liursday afternoon crowded with passen
gers to her utmost capacity.
The editor of litis paper lias gone oil',
to be absent a week or two, but we arc
unable to say what for.
I’rot Monciire will leach von the French
and German language* !or the small sum
ot 9-.-'f0 per month.
W ,S Jtowner At tjo. were too laie In get
liieir liat of “I’roperties for .Sale >u this
weeks paper It will lie in next week.
There are many cases of men y les among
the children n» town. Imttvr believe mey
readily yield to medical treatment.
We hear rumors ol two or more I,last
furnaces to be starred here the Coming
year
lien ftlcv, the /ru/.-prmfenf sn\s.
started on Welnesday lor a u p Hast,
tut we “aw him on Friday stepping around
n* lively as ever.
The ice dealers and all others who hnVl.
e houses has secured a full supply ol ,irn
rale ice That is a comforting retire lion
Mi vie* ol “dog "
Tho« Medlr.rd, Third iim>i i« between
l.ighth arul Ninth ureet-, |>hh a np|«*i-did
flock of Hardware. Oiinu aipl (dii'-ware
•*n hand. <»iro i»i;n m call. ;;*J ;H
^ * b*-ar i*f the contemplat'd removal
• •I .several ol the btiftiuepe men of <iut
undone Kumor nay* they are j;oin^ to
Ashland. Ky
Attention •»! the City Council is culled it*
h con i m uti! cat ion cnncermng our side
"• k«. in another column ol todnt s ;,»
|*-r.
•1. W Verlander, on Second Mvenue he
or the I'.iatofllce, Jims a choice •fork of
•jTOcene* and li-juor*, winch he eel;* hi
or rates in A deliver* tl»ein*tree ol chaise
'•• thin the city.
W « learn that me Catholic Jtrnrficiul
Association is t-i.MjH'rin^ \V • arc tfiud of
It, for wc believe it to be a worthy tnefifu
tn#n. Erery one ol ihat imn ^l.ould be
come a ^leinher
I he ( herapeakc made her wftv up thro
*h# ice on Wednesday and took down h
number of |.aM*en«fers who ha ! collected
• ♦■re to tik** *1 th-t ffinvH n„ f (0 i
i innati arid other points
!lnr|**r »V W ebh intoriu u** that the*
)»vn» |«i(iii,Oir tttfi III <•••«. I-. * ii j;.. r. nii'l
i B. Bn.I <t !wk 01 (» lnio«* on ImnH v,t
m.l ill ii tlifv will : H i.- lIn .4ii.i*iii...
i'ib nm»»l ol lit* lif.l I,, nt f|on, l.'.n in*
•iBli.
U finy of our „r«„* . , ,r, .1. *irr •„
-ecir the aerrieee ot hi ‘Vpertrnced nrr
ehf, ran (five fir- - . r . ..tnmeeda* • n!
th o ear, hear of «oej, . hr C.,l , 1/ *|
the At.*.! a of,, e
h o 1. . n • U
the jnreln ' o 1 1,,. niNi 1 I • r,t v.
♦■d <toc>» of je* i. -dverwar. , w*i h> .
Ae . t i a i i m# rrya*»rutg promy1 v
an i'.M poc . a y|
\» on a- ii.,- weather an t n*Vf£ato u
•r ’! fernut. Mr .1 .1 Brown wil|o|H., >m
auction, c ,iii*t,i»*«tori Hn,| fie f -tore on
Set nod ^er» »e. rot to th * Merchant *
Ifofr iff Mr»*w 11 i« a w !•■ a.vul . hu->
I r.-e mar,, and wnj mall I rv- lire!; c M
*s« h|Mi rlie.
If there had Men sugAr- and mint
nough, and brandy enough, and straws
iipugh to suck it through, ties Uhio river
rduM Itave made '» goM-mint jttlip, las
inn Jay evening It eh c&vered Irom
hore to ehore with line icr.
■ e m -
The steamer Telegraph made her
ippenrance at our wharf on Friday it e
irst time lor more than a month. Wie
wrought a tine trip, and returned to Catlett •
unrg to await the disappearance of the
ice which is now running very heavy.
The river was almost eni.relv free from
ice on Thursday last, that from the head
waters of llie t lliio arid the Mooongahela
having run out, hut on Thursday night
the Allegheny ice came down, threaten
ing again to obstruct navigation. The
weather is very cold, and unless it mod
erates the river Mill no doubt be soon'
closed at this (siinL
m • w— —
■ look Oiitl Bucket Company,
Let us suggest, rather, Hook, Ladder
ami bucket Company, is on the tapis in
our town, (.adders are an indlspensible
adjunct in fighting tires, especially in the
scarcity or absence ol water A ll.aik
and Ladder truck would carry withou
any inconvenience or change in construe.
lion, fifty buckets, so that there would be
a supply always on hand at tires
I* H IM Hit.Ills.
W. S. Downer .t Co. will attend to the get
ling of pah-ntf, |irn*cruting claims for in
fringeuients, .Vo.
Drawings and -pe.*Jfi niion- made at oar
oflioe. Kooina over the I*. 0. janllml
I wo of our lining inen on Sunday
niglii last got into a controversy about
how oil! the A Rots was One claimed it
was over a year, the other tlirl it was not.
A het wits the result which was decided
by aipiurre] i.i which one of the parties I
attempted to interview the oilier with a re 1
volver. 'I he Marshall up|iearrd and ar
rested the interviewer. On Monday he
was recognized In the next Circuit Court
in a build ot
"ur friend, John McDonald who dent
in choice steaks and nice roasts on Third I
avenue halt inst returned from a trip to'
Kasl Virginja, whither lie had gone to
spend the holidays with his old ncipinin
tances V\ e had expected John to return
wi h coinpni.v Imt he tells us he h not
yet prepared to go into any further part
nership than ihnl.at present existing be
tween him and Mr Vanhorn All right
John, 1
Cit\ I*i i.-onals —Henry S Walker. I
Nurveil and A II. Campbell, in
Cliarleslnn, and Judge James M Jack
son and John A Hutchinson, of Barkers
burg, were in town Jiiring tbe week.
^
Aoidiist —Henry Taylor, an employee
at Morris' >aw mill near town, while at
Work on Wednesday Imd bis hau l mini,
bind by a running saw in such a man
ner us to render the ainputatmn of the
lore and middle lingers necessary I he
wounded man was brought to Dr BufTing
lon who performed the opera'ion in a
prompt and skilltnl manner
III.- painter* lire at work at the I.itml
Company a building adding the It *t «,,rk
of priiitmcnl.ilion to the line ol office... „„
the eeeond floor The large tlouhle roon.e
lr--nt.no on Fourth avenue will he occup e I
1,v 1 1 a"'l ' ol Kioinona, an.) timer
fnrtlier hack «ill he rente,I lor general !
purport-, I he ihir.l llo.tr i, being h n,.|
-"iiiel, lit..-.I np f.ir tin- M.-i-mmr. I-'r .ieri
iv When entirely eoniplrle.l nt,.| ,
pi--I li • hnilthng wilt he an ornament to*
lilt* tO\« ||
I lie H.nnelor, A—nti.ilion liel.l
election for nlHcer. Mot..l,,> night I,in
I lie following geiil ii iii. n were . lerteil
•enr n.r Ihe matting qoarler Thou ar .1
linike. i'rendrht, .1 |; La,,-. Vice Freer
***’"* ■ ° ° Raker, Secretary, and I hotline
- • i-ir nn.l, Iteaeitrer .'Vveial u.l.titiona
Mere in.nle to the nieinh.-r-h p.
On 'i'hnrnlay Ian. n,.. \ I,, Ir.on
Wheeling ami !'■ rl>er-hnrg »rri,,il ..
having on hoard many tnrtnlere of ti.e
1.. -gi-*la|itre. al-o the Judge, ami ofTh i
I I- - ||". ne I'otirl of tp,„al. and (he
Fed, ml I min ytaierdav ( Fri.lnt). «„*
tin lay for III, n--n»-etnl,l n >ol nor Solon,
1.1, -n w« attppm* they will adjourn till
Monday n. >t At tl at time it t. ,
it not her « ! ,r , rcmu.nl ol I lie
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It log hronot ton h .and i. „ |,e l.cgt. «.
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ir-al of i-ntt-e,
*•" »- - Mat I | v.,( , ,.r lie
Count v I tv a. • h, ^ ..... „ .
t r lerm • lie Mir.li a.el neie-mh r
Ino.eaivo, . Ir),„„
Ivfe m ole ... "•«:
hivkh hkw*.
Ill NtisoT.iM, .Ian. 10, lHT'.V
River falling last, with about 2K (vet „f
water in tne channel, and lull of heavy
ice.
• be ica commenc'd running very heavy
on Saturday !*•!. at noon and increase.)
at a Tearful rale, carrying bargen, raft*, Ac
I*fore it.
On Monday the pilot-hoti«e and texa*
of the nt.-niuer Emilia <» rail a in whicti at a a
cut down nt Antiquity, floated} hy in the
heavy gorge ol ice.
new Karge. from Syracuse, went down
on Monday, to die heavy ice. and Mr
Morgan Stulauker went out to her and
luund a man on her. w ho refused to leave
her, saying he had hi. all invested in her,
'Intern.ined t., stay j,(l it ,(t
t01 lo c'“«tn. n‘i. although h. had nothing
to eat and had been out li 1 hours.
I lie .1 i t rot-lev came up on Satur*
1 ty nignt, a d found a liarl or at California
li'Kikn until Monday morning, when she
started out and landed some bargee tost
was flouting in the iee. and then retired
!*• Proctorsville, where she now lavs
I he Chesapeake ran into Sandy river
for <|nnrtrrs, hut ventured again on Wed
tie-slay and made one trip to Portsmouth
ami one I ronton, and came up on Friday
morning and went into fiuyan. -she hail
a liar-1 time, having her rudder earned
away hy the ice it is all right again
Hi.- Fannie Dugan at-., decoyed out |,v
,l,e Par,'»l enepeneion • I ice running, and
made a trip, but on Thursday the wind
"** "Irong and the ice -o heavy that
-lie waa detained here eoinetinie, and dur
mg her delay here, atiempled to tow up to
file I ncline some of the * anne1ton barge
lint bad got adrift and landed here, but
succeeded in getting -nme of them
up and knocked down her jack-staff. and
I went beloiv satisfied to remain until the
element- were more auspicious.
I be Andes, alter a long absence, came
down on Thursday at dp no. with a large
number ol pas-enger>. and all the freight
She could carry She put off lu re ahotu
•10 members of the l.egisluiure returning
to the permanent sent after -pending the,"
holiday* and odd change a! their home*.
She reported pawing ii,e A leghenv ice be
low Ifavensvtood >i,c did not gei beaded .
down me river until near sundown, when !
there was a lull.
Ho- (irunile Slate passed up Iron, Forts
utouth about 10 o'clock, p m Thurtal-y, ,
bin -be was lo-t-did not know where she
vv * * 111, | he brought up
I lu- Telegraph came up Friday noon,
nil ot passenger* and freight.
I lie Kiltie Ilegler «a- also on her way
up
The t ihio No » left .Vinciimali Thurs
hiv evening.
»K<MU-J lor ItifliiMoiid ■'»!>(.r>.
IV. s. Downer is .imlioritr.l r„ receive sub
ftoriptinn* ami ud\crti-'<ta> ?u* for
H i« Ii iiioiiiI Dispjileti.
Tin* Hirliiaioaid UMV,
1 l»«* IC«*li|;iaiii. I’fratil.
The fti'/mt h hu- n larger circulation ihaa
any other paper in \ irginm.
The Wh.j in ;m old favorite, and has been
published ruorc than .t*y»‘ais.
1 ■' II ...
|"»|«t i:» the South, and eireulit- * weekly 17,
000 fnpio.1.
Offiie over the I*o*t Office, on 2nd Avenue.
j*n 11 diu.
II. K. liorintoel, dd Avenue hci* . „ ||f|, nnd
I2tli at*. All kin«l4 of Furniture ofli.., [> .k,
^ urdrul»c4t ||n| Ksjcki*, Lounge-, A. . A! •• all
k ill* of M iffri Slm k. Iv-.l-mr. ||,,ir
f' p. Colt, u Top, and Spring, I'.itie*
wanting Furniture £ill .| , well give m< a
eall before pur-huHing. lol.Jlf
Tin* l»e«t An I r -e iin-t I'lnwarc and
Stoves cam In* loan ! at ! M dfori - Third
avenue between Ldghin • nd Xu.ti »{reeln.
Testimonial.
Hi \rnioto\, X„v. i s, |-7j.
thh't 0»i*i »», f’ihf flrn / ,
hear ^ir In ho limn a we»k after purchn«
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t. pmlnafni', i an
Inin.Ire.) .Ivivl r it.. I It.itrliljr r. .•..n.in.-n i ,i.
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I'n.p’r Mt.ivii.ini, || ,i.|.
r ' '• Kill I xlfruiliii,.
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Proprietor l‘ii.% |.n. m„o, Hm, . .....
Oysters! Oysters!!
k. S. YOU*.::. Pr:prictor :f
STAR ^6> SALOON.
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»■*> »d«Nfly • h i ml.
ilrtt trrmif,
Huntington, W V>.
■ " o r• «ervcd it» ad ty I* «
L WISH & SON,
Merchant Tailors
a.i r>
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lr.K’n.1 w. 1 ' itell •'.■■nil*. Iliitl , ... i i,r „
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l*f.' ' ' " t»f
SA M I’f.K 111 M 11 is.
• nl w irrent l.p.i'i i-i-'i vil
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• ' • ' I ., I 1 " r I Art
wirlrv'.iv- |.r..n.|.i ..r.-ot,..rr.
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••p»<n'», t'wrMtt.clb, 0,
A ■'*" ..j ®MMu M reduce Mi,
a RUSSEL & MILLER, g
$ Wholesale & Retail Grocersg
^ and Dealers in all kinds of M
q queensware, wooden ware,
^ TOIIACCOS, tMGAKS. COXKE*TIONKUY. Ac. p
0 »*.A11 Goods delivered free of charge.-** (0
PThiri Arantxa bat 9th and 10th ata., Il.-sri*..™. w Va ?
W. VERLANDER,
Whole ah- and Retail Dealer in
CHOICE GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS and TOBACCO.
(ountnj Produce taken m Krekan/fe for (foods,
(Jowls delivered in any part of the City free of charge.
Sin,nit .Imme In-1 if mi Srrrnth unit l itjhth stm ts
(Opposite raaeeiitfer Depot.) HUNTINGTON, \V VA
T. S. GARLAND & CO.
DEALERS IN
IJry C*onds arid (Groceries
m: i ity-M.un: ri.trni i xt:.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c.
o x T II I n I) A V E X V E,
J\c:rt Door to Watt A Duff in;/ ton's Store.
HUNTINGTON, west VA.
LOOK. HERE!
L. WISE & CO.,
DKALKR.S IS
Ready-Mari** C'otliing,
rrnxjs// / xg ao<> ns,
HATS. THI NKS, &('.
Kighth Street betwi en Second and Third Avenues,
IlL'N'l INGTl WEST VA.
CITY H>j IIJC STOX1B!
Corner of Onynmlotte on,! Hriilye St*
GUYANDoTTE, west va
Hranch House at Trout's Hill, Wayne county, W. Va.
•i. A. S^i'opritlor.
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FEESH DEUGS, LIEiJICINES,
ANH ( IIKMK AI.S OF |;\ y I >1 '( |;t HTH . V
A tfr.nl variety ■,( the inorl beaulifiil
PAXi'Y AM) Tolt.KT AliTKUJs.
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The Finest Flavored Sacramental Wines,
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ag-eitcy.
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