The Huntington argus. [volume], February 22, 1873, Image 7

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L. JACOBS,
■UI.M l\
CLOTHINtl,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Hats, Caps, Valises, Umbrellas, &c.,
Third avenue between 8th ami {>th sts.,
•rpMnl.v mrjITIXCJTOX. W. VA.
J. R. 8s R. SHORE,
_ MAM FACTt'RKRS.UF
Flooring, Dressed Lumber,
SID /.VC. BRACKETS, Ar., §c.
Turning, Scroll Sawing and Planing
OUSE TO OltDEK.
Lumber oj nil kinds kijit const unth/ on bund.
-ltli avenue bet. !*tli & 10th Ms..
*ep< nitty lll’NTIXfiTOX. W. VA.
GREEN & ICAFER,
Carpenters and Builders,
M A N IT FA (Tf KICKS OF
Flooring, Siding, and Dressed Lumber,
Doors, Shut rrs, Sash. /ttiials, Moiifttitu/s, JS'iirrfs, Hal as
ters. flrac/.-ets, Ha ml Haiti mj,
SCROLL SAWING AN1) PLANING,
I hinl Avenue, above Eleventh Street, Huntington, XV. \»
HUINTTIKTOTOIV
Office of the Central Land Company
or ii rsr i utr.ixiA.
Tlie City of Huntington,
os Tin: oino itiviiK.
The City «*f Huntington, which is situated on the south hank of the Ohio rivor, immediately
h-li w the mouth <>t the tiny un i He, having it fiotitnge of m arly four miles on the Ohio, and
of one mile ..n the tluynndotte, bn* been carefully surveyed, ami n large part of it laid out
Into lots suitable for residence*, mi l f*»r manufacturing, mercantile and other business purpose*.
fhi* property p*»—••--!■* advantage* which are attracting to it a ling* population. Some
•*1 these iilvutitji {< • arc a- fi ll it*, \\/:
(I.) It i* nit tinted nt f/-» Asa./ • ■/'»-« H i>iri-/nti->. on tho Ohio river, being below the tluyan
dotte Bar ami the nutio roii* other *ho:il4 above, which prevent the pi**nge of boats of large
tonnage during the -tinim<r months; and also be’-.w the pout where ire prevent- iiuvigaieo
in tin- winter month*, and lint* has direct and uninterrupted connection with eighteen thou
sand miles of water navigation.
(2.) It is till the line o| and ticur the II eh rn /> niinin nf the /'heenpriij,.- me! Ohin tlnUrnm/f
now rapidly approaching its completion, whi-di a- i tJrcat K.i*t and West Trunk Line, by ria*"ii
«d its short lino. • ii-y curvature*, low grade*, and tin advantage- of «.ii-onicnl operations
throughout the year, tnii-t e..uiiiiarid an nniu-ii-e through and way traffic and travel between
tin* Western State* and the \flantic seaboard.
The ears are n>>» running on ibis r- ad from th** city «*f Huntington, east, fifteen mile* be
yond t hitrle-i- t., the '.ipitalot West Virginia, arid will ho running dming the prc-cnt year !<■
Richmond. in V irginia.
By a railroad bridge t be built at thi* point, icctinn* will I made til th* fTly *»f H
h.u •r.tl, .titrnn), .rt.„.l,„-i th,.,H'ih t) • entire IV#./<00/ $urth*r» «f, n lid here will ho established «lk*
prineipnl machine, manufacturing, and n pair sh *p* *.f the Company . contracts for which have
already I.. awarded and work on them.. 1. Important railn ad conne tion* with the
Sot TMwk-t will m 1 -• > be made at thi* point: and within a very few year* it will be the terminus
of *ix or seven important railroads, connecting with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and
each other.
A* *» mnuufttrturu*'! renter, the i»y of IIuniingfon h o rtdv .mtag*-* which arc tin* q’l*lied at
an v otlnT p at i ii the valley of t h e * th o*. It i* in th hi mediate Vicinity of the e* f ••ns it c iron
bed* of Southern Ohio and Wept Virginia, and the p*ning of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road will give cH-y mid cheap u< , ••** to the inexhaustible c>.ill field- of the (lr» ■«! 1\ •ciiwha arid
it* tribuiari- -, w hi eh are known to lie -iipcrmr t .il other* in the I uited Slates for the variety,
the superior'I'l.ility. and th** abundant quantity o| the coni- which they contain. It is her* ,
nt-iue (but the peeiil.ar Splint which pr**v** to *»«- a valuable - ii h -11»u t • f-*r charcoal hi pr..
duclug th* !*e«* qnaliti* - i pig ir**n, i» toiiml in mm fiti*-* and mid* r • ir« tirn-iaiiee« that r« i> I- r
it available. Her*-. also, timber abound in great variety an*l of ea*v .**•*•• -sibilitv.
4. .1* #» «•.##...#en.it . the (My of Huntington will »• tipv an important po«iti< n on the
Hitt *t Think Liv» **k K vit.w « y. whi< h the f'hr.Jip* nkc and Ohio Itailr* id, and it-' i.m* >>ioti«.
will form b*'t #>. i. tb< *!*•• p water- of M,.- t’h» -np .!:*• Huy and th** gf.v river* the West, at
t ,e hem/ uf , •/%,%!,/, nm-i.pir,.,,,. mrui it w ill tbcrelorc I#*• <*• irit** a natural and *• >nv ■ ni* nt j••■»*» for
the intereloing.-. «>n an i-xten-iv •• scale. «*f !;.*• gr* *» -rap]* * of the \V* *t and .'■o.iitbv • st, and the
product* of the great manufacturing State**.f th*- Kt*l and **f Lump**.
». A* '• /•/•ter rr.i in,. e, n-- iimre inviting locality can 1*.- found then the City «.f Huntington.
In iddifi.ifi t . the natural beauty for which the site i* remarkable, and if* g* nial. healthful
climate, »b* pr, priefnr* h *v* . .it great • ■-I. laid •nt lb*- city upon a plan intended •* ire |.,r
a largo, industrious, and thriving p> piilati**n every po--ibb .idvantage <.f coriv* tn* t*- • . e**tnf«.rt.
and nrirngeiiiout for the grntiti ati u ••( r«-fin* I ami eultivated tu-te. With tl.bje. t* in
view, (hr \vonu*-* arol stre*'!# have all l>< *'ti made «if -ut*. • nt width t-, all w th*’ • ultiv .*: ,<<ri of
ornamental tie* • n t |.abumli * t r*. in for r*>a*iw>«\ mid -i lew.ilk-.
Kach lot inieti I I f r a i* targ * n ugh to allow spier f*.r the cultivation *.f a gar
den, fruit tree it d -hruhb. ry. »»-» the \ \ n.. where it ia *upp - I lot- will I- -.1. . »# d lor
the better Ha*, ef r*-i.lone. .. |.,ts will only Ire sold subject to conditions which will forever pr*
v**nt nui-ariee# in the vicinity.
A sy "fern •■( grad*-* f.. r all flm Atenie ■ and St rc<- • - ha * !»-•« n ct-eduliS'l upon » pin n which
■an be • i«ily ac >| economically id pf • d. nod w hi*'h • « iduple I for perfect drain • ge an I -• « ••/.» g* .
I tt the central part of th* ■ itv, the .--tatif \ mil Sell* I (M* •bull <'*,|f< g. b... . xim-:•#
building- Ml I grounds, wher r. -.1* II- Will In .n ,.pp..f turn:t f r tb*. e.|.i a:i II of their
children and nurd*, m the higher liranehe* of irarring at moderate *•,..» n »„ | r.-utui i*-n ot
well . -t .l.li-h. 1 reputation
Th price, of I t .lox2.l . fret VtlfV fro r. - | ,*• to M b. aec*.'d.n • to locution. The-e
arc pr*—-nt pri* e«. but are n**f bmdi -g bevn | rI t- d .te.
1 within fhlrty
days from -late *.f pur lin- , wb-n a .ntrn-l I • a I*** d w.ll h - given, and • n * half of the r<
mam in g -txty p**r *-ent. in **n* y r from date ,.f purchase, with inter* *t at -iv j.er cent per a* •
f*tim n »Ii" def«>rred pnvrnant*, and th" rein lining thirty p t cent, in two year* from dale <*f pur
er • lit. 1 j« 1 will 1,« giv. n w'lo n the final p ty ii.fi is m* I !o «e. ofdunee mth th* t* rm* -tat. d
K'o h pur.'hi«**r I* require*! to bu*Id on the lot pi- «- ,| within one year from the date #,f p i•.
eh »se. )-n*l in err Him *peeifie*| part* . f th** city to observe th* restrict a* aga* n-t nui-an an i
t** '-otiform i'* * p< •• ifl* I regulation * t< ,' ir I»»» r the ■, and location * f s h*» l*u 11<1 > n g- f«• l<* *•/*•*• ed
The Intent ..»,o| these re.*r * n- oi l r *.i .t n- is to guar I again.*I in* r.. • r on .• nd
annoyane-* oxperien-ed in glto*-t all of th.I* eitic*.
Th** pr.qerfv of im « ,.„n. v em»r. * tnanv v,ry valuable site- f .f Fonudrie*. Lolling
M Ms. M , h, |(. ^ ,w \J .! <nd in loii' i. t,,. « *d every «|e# r.| n of !r r and W. I
tll*l *'l' •■■'••t'll lir .• Olfion, on the in isf etten-.v > * *a|e. of int of f he - • t* «I. • I * - fbtl-no
• * the f.ly • • t IIun.'ingtori. rft. ,t..n il ••».*«• in unlimited -apply on tb. tine *.f th.- i*l«. »
•oaka and Hail road, and it* name L vitn ty, from wh-n-e it in !**• transport I I*.
Il untitigt- n H a very tn* I# r it <• .*».
f ndr. id i .1* .r c-ntp mi*-. p'-.po.,„ * f ., en in v of theae !.r*tr be* *»f bo *in< •* are pir
ffHilnilv mi if.- | t" ex .•nnine th. pro*. y.-nd • i . . • i t *g* * it off. r* in t .. r.-y **.
f#ib. f .1 arrang. *n*mt« e in », . , i. ,„f» j.. f-r - ur.ng pb*'* mn-t Mutable f r the purr, e
n. til the t s tp-ak. »r, I Mi.. . Rrt.lro » | |. Iiilty . • I, the best way of go, , • • . H e ag
ton fr the Ka*t i« by the Balliuror- m l Oh*** I* t r.,a*l to Parker burg. VV -t Virg ». m*i
tb"f»ce I*v «tc ioifloat I .*ii mile*) to H i..t,n/t ,n.
Further inf -no iliuo will le- given if appli'*«ti'»n i* mad# in person, or by letter, to either H
vba uu«Jcr*igned.
Ik H r,Rt|tk\N. Mti|ici inlniflent.
loll > II OI#i;b . %nt.
lluNTi'MiTr*s, West Virginia.
/A MRS J. TKACY, ?«crelR'v nn*f Trett«nrer
Wiliiam .NfRicu#, Nkw York n2m^.
-HI If S HA 1.1. CO I. L EC E.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
r.tLEMl.tll l*?S*3.
Kali Term begin* Seju, M. Ends Ibo 2d, '72.
'Vinter** •* Jan. rt. •• Mar. 27. *73.
opting “ *• Apr'l. 7. “ Juue 27, 73.
I^NKI < TOltS
J*». E. Morrow, A. M., Principal.
lUv. II Two k«*t. v. A M., 1st Assistant.
M la* Carrir CnurtR. 2nd Assistant.
Mi.v> Lina Diking. 3rd Assistant.
M § N axxir Loti IIui • i ; 1 * i *
Mrh. S t M mm>x. Model ft hcol.
Mu. .). J. Monti rk, Modern Language*.
There are three 1» -partmsnt*—Primary, Nor
mal and Academical.
Till A» Al'KMICAI. IdTAUTMKNT.
Include a full coarse of K.nglish and t'la««icnl
studies adapted to fit young people f0j ad
vanced standing in College.
TIIH Norm \i dkpart.mk.nt.
The arrangement of studies, and the ineth- |
**ds ..f instruction used, are intended to fur
nish the «tttdcnt* with : 1st. A thorough know I
edge «»f the branches commonly taught in the :
schools of the State; 2d. a knowledge of the
principle* of education and of the art of up
plying tin m to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Tin- Primary Department is *u arranged n*
to constitute a model school, and intended to
afford a nraetical exemplification of the prin
••ipl»T and methods in an efficient course of
Normal training.
i:\pi wiAi.
Tuition Student* in Preparatory. Normal and Ara
drmual Department*, per term f to oo
l.rtithi* itr'm, p^r «rrk I oo
L'onlinfer.I tee (payable iy all ttudenti per term l 011
l.e**nn* on piano, in* luding u»e of inttr-.iment term
« f lx weeks, two loson* per week 1400
French and (•erman each p *r term.. 0 00 i
I 111 ton pac 4t>le itrietiv in ad«an«e
M - a r • 11 r ■ |- With uiroi room per week I xt '
Fuel and I tght
Winter term per week ?o
\\ a»hi*.|t per dozen jo 1
Students rooms are furnished with stove,
bedstead. umttrass, washstanl, table, two
chair*-, washbowl, j i*cher. pail, broking gin-*,
lamp and window blinds, lied clothe* and all
other articles of room furniture other than
those mentioned a hot e, 11111«t lie fur ni-licil bv
the *tud« nt. There i* no provision lor self
boarding in the building*.
Hoard bill payable one half at the beginning
the other nt the dose of the term.
Further information tnav be obtained by ap
plication to Till: PH I NT I FA L,
Huntington, Cabell county,
sepMtf West Virginia.
Excelsior Fire Tiles
I'OR NRTTtRG ORATKH,
.1. E. WOOD. PATENTEE.
ALSO WOOD'S I'ATKNT
P.evrr-ible Self-dumping Orate, (a* -renin ent
above, i with Patent A,h Pit mi. I I'nn. The
ab-.ve pr»"nt< nre very u-eful, ilurnble, hand
"oine t»nd ee<.n**niiej»| nml are fa»t beeuming
very popular and a- I truer,.I «.|| rh« af» a
I " - |.ible all eNn andwitl n-e them.
Itesi.lener <>ri ."el Avenue, between 111li ar*«1
12th **treetji, IIturlington. W. \ n
Order* rolieitrd and promptly filled.
J. K. WOOD.
TF.VI''IMOM %l,.
u ir.f k
Mr. .1 K. Wr»o|, /»..ir Str- At y«*or rr'inrd
w- are triad to -ay that the KxeeDlor Fire T*l« •
«et bv v 'I in our home*, have g ven entire
• t *f»ie’i* n. The Tile* ret by yon ,n the h..„.e.
bur t f.»r the . A <». H K I'm., al*o g'\* ri
l .- iull. II t P.M-..VR, lhrrr*:rt' n /‘. /!
b W i <»f‘t r / r„.
II til rv. Aft't fVutr / but*! r».
1 am now prepared to ro ll territory—State
e..un«y, eity, «»r t.»wn«l»i|* riifbf* o mv patent.
J. K Wt|0|»,'Patentee. j
mw7
GREAT INDUSTRIES
OF IMF I Mill) ‘ ! A I I s
An m>t"r .it ' , ,,f th, ft, '"".ft/, ,.,./
/•rt/.. fl»h •/ lAo //,./. it'ri'ltorf* n/tAim • nntry |
1300 Pagps and 500 Engravings
\\ riftrn )»r * Au’Ii m, Indu un(
f. t.n n t, /.„» • ,i. / i,nr> II nit ,
/ ' It //»,/.'.■. / / // //..»./. o !
' /../ / y >:.J ' I ' . r /;
r.rt..,' It It.
Thi- w..,k Ua-.,mplHe|ii*».»ry all branch
*• of inrll P, Pie.. |
in all ’'Ii* of I
•rln •!n*l rnier- i
Minin/ Mi l \«luwM. « rk of information «n .
• nl.j.fi. /.jmihI interr-t (vr ff*r»d ||,«.
I .’.I- Jr .. . lapted I*. fh« want- ..f iIm \|..f
rn. Mat,Ilf I. Uir*r. M* !).»•. , K,. rm r. Am ,
•Irnr, and ft»it nf .r, m.d -1U to both "id and ,
.vonn/ ..f all Hhmm. Th** bonk i« o dd
• /•tit*, wh • ar* m-king larg* • in all part•
or ii, Ii , I m H„. I„« ,
,-i.,,iy. On, in |
••i/nt 'Um, a.iolhrf aold •I4*i in arek«.
•Jnr ngrni in llartfMrd I 3V7 in on* «• it.
Sj- ’iiiiont of th* work •*•«» to agent* nn r*»- '
rij.f ,.f 'ttnp. K'*r rir-nlara and term- to'
a/ nt« ad Ire* - ihMiiil>'i ' "-r«.
.1- It. HI »<•< A II % Ilf..
Iliartfnrd « 4 on u . or 4 Itltiitfo, |||. i
HARPER & WEBB,
«l|i>LF.S\Le AVl> RKTAll, t>F.AI KR« IV
(irocerios and Provisions,
Burdick's Blo<k. 3d Amur between 9th and KVA streets,
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA.
We propose to do a regular He tail business in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
fil'Cll Ad
Tea. Coffee, Sugar, Hams, Queensware, Tobaooo
and everything pertaining to our line of bueinem.
"V n'Rk<‘ » specially ot, and will, at all timer, keep on hand a fill supply of
WESTERN RESERVE BUTTER.
«lnrh we will sell, either wholesale or retail, at the lowest rater Country Merchant*
. ammt do belter than send us their order, lor this liotier. a- it .a superior io any in the
UARPKB X WKItH
I> T. DAVIS. A UK STKHN.
I>. T. DAVIS & CO.*
WIIOI.KMAI.K 1G ALKUH IN
GROCERIES,
rtntKwx .i a /> tutMi:snr
H i ne§ a n <1 i*iq nor$9
ciioicK mt.wns of
^AIZE^G-ITsTTAA. TOBACCO,
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS.
AUKKT8 KOI!
Spencer, McKay & Co's celebrated Ale and Pnrter,
AND SOI.K Al.KNTS FOU
Dr. Van Friedland’s Celebrated German Army Bitter*
ix i si: run ovi.it fifty Yi:%us.
All orders from the country promptly filled at lowrnt | n*
D. T. DAVIS k CO.,
Corner of Second and Lau rence street*,
Ikonton, Onm
L. DOOLITTLE,
Wholesale nntl Retail I>ealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
Cor. 3d Avenue and 10th Street,
UrSTINdTO.X WEST 1 A.
The undersigned lugs leave to advise tho public. and those wishing t».
purchase ..Is in his line, in particular, that they will always find ago*
■ lal assortment of floods of rvry In. / //ii nidi/. None hat the bf.ht are l.epi
'll g.Is sold at this ■ ~tuhlishmcnt are trarrmitrfl to ho as recommend
ed. and to give satisfaction.
I Sell Goods at a Low Figure,
and at uniform rates, and shall not endeavor to draw custom hv selling »
lew articles at or iiui.ow cost, and make ii up hv selling other articles for
more than they are worth I have located here permanently, have tho best,
facilities fur doing a firm-cry business, and propose to treat my customer*
in a fair and honorahle manner—always ready to correct any mistake )
intend to keep my customers not only for a day or a week, hut for months
and year" -always thanking them lor their patronage.
I shall continue to make the prices and <|iiu!ity of tin floods satisfactory
toall who may !"■ pleased to patronise me. I wish it to I"- distinctly at.
del-stood that wlu-n I ski.i. floods / intend lo have jay for them
jc-.'^nfiy L DOOLITTLE
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.
WALL & BUFFINGTON
W .11 inform It f**ib||.- that tli*y are mn-lu*’in/ the above bn*in* *. an formerly, •( ih»
Cor. of Eighth st. and Third Ave.,
inrxrrxfirox, ir. fa.,
in nil it* bran* in an-l that th*y here now mi bao*l, *n<l will he#»|» for *ale, a fall lm» ®f
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs,
r.i/.xs*. oils, i: /n.vrs/i/cs,
Hru*.li*’« of f'Vrry I». -.■i lpi'n.ii,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
SOAPS
of every .-».rt, an ! a thousand and otic articles too tedious t*
particularize; all of which they are offering to sell at
Very Low Prices for Cash!
Their stock embraces almostevery article usually found in a
Drug Store, and they will ho constantly making such additions
ina v be necessary to keep their stock complete and attract!**