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Arris ml* at Slrrrkauu' Hotel. < orner o( 9t It street ami il Avenue, <lur i ig the wwk ending Frida* morning Mur 7, IS'3 raiOAT II II Bell, city; E K Mullen, W Va; A Wel ler, Ironton; J P Pugh, Middle port; p Ryan, R I Svainandi, J MclScruiit, Baibonrtrtllo; J t Bool,, Key W C Holmes, New Yolk; E Pcu nybaeksr. Cineinnali; Irwin Lusher, Lincoln •wunty; Mi*s Amanda Slone. W Va; Vinton While, Cercdo; A I Williamson, Warfield, Ky: Thor C Thornton, Chicago. *ATIKI>AT. J M Ferguson, Charleston; A II Perry. J T Wren, Richmond: W P lloldcrby. It II llell. J II Brooks, city; 11 J Samuels, BarbonrsvV, George Moore, A J Goodman, Cincinnati; R M Wall, Marseille; Jas Gardner, New York; A E Miller, W 11 11 VV allure, Jesse White, city; W C Maholrn, Newark; A C Crook, South Pt SUNDAY. J S Pennyhucker, J W White, city; A K Frarier, Louisa, Ky; C 11 Fox,J W F Tluslow. Kanawha; Jas Taylor, W Va; E A C. Athens. N C Colwell, Pittsburg; C 11 Freeman, Newport, Ky; J M Ferguson, W \ a, M II May,(. bat lesion; M T Woods, Grayson. Ky. MONDAY. -I W Tweeney, Wheeling; W G Craerafl, Charleston; J M Snider, Marietta; A M Mu . by, Alleghany City; c E spilmau, K F Jamas, K J Tucker, S 11 Mitchell, Jos Wright, K II Hell, F T McGlone, J J Brown, city; II S Sid ornon, Illinois; Win S Korgny, Irouton; M s Toman, Juo Gilman, 11 F Thomas, T K Powel. Cincinnati; 0 L Patten, Ind; A S Wright, C A 0 It II; Her A J Kibhe, l.ud Schmidt, Guiau dotte: G W Gallup, Ky; Juo Irwin, Pt Pleas ani; G A Eluding, Mtddluport; T A Schurr, Gallipulis; Vinton While, Cercdo; T A McNa mara, Covington; AC Good, Jas Good, Beech Fork; James Voss, Culpeper, Va; J It Burks, Richmond; Geo Haris, Marietta; C W Sargent Muiney, III; S 11 Sagster, E Lott, Cincinnati; w II Harris, L Smith: li Myers, Baltimore; II ll White, city; Fleetwood Band; Char Burns, C 4 0 R R. TUESDAY. W B Evans, Cincinnati; C T Estes, I* T Nor ris, R II Bell, T C Atkins, C A O R It; 0 O Ba ker, W II Hagen, city; W M Hudson, Charles ton; J I* Jones, T S tiarlnnd, VV T L« wis, city W |* Monroe, 8 J Jordain, Ohio; C W W Bu- k. K Balleutine, Portsmouth; A J Martin, C A u K R; A " Williamson, Ky; W ^ Koonts, Yrrucnup: B I Love, M Carr, Charleston; Uen 'Vilhelm, Mrs M C Bishop, Cincinnati; (J W i to wart, Pennsylvania. WEDNESDAY. * C Frampton, Pomer y; J 0 A, A C Corban Wheeling; T L Thorn but;;, Barbours villc; Ja- , Phillips and family, Rob Finan, Ja* Moore, J '■ J Hawley, Thus Kuk, Catherine Kirk, Pitts burg; \V F Spo fiord, Newport, Va: \| parks, Loup Creek; lsiuc Smith, Peter Berry, Ohio: Preston Fraser, Putnam county; A W Lorentx j Morgan towns W Va; L T Bailey, Oak Hill. I II Mitchell, ouoof Darenport Bros; N NY Har per, L'iUisvilio, Ky; B II Cox. Ciu einnali; K i H-rrj, Tlio» K IVrrjr, Coal Mu, Bofl; R Nelson; II J Samuels, B.irbour*\ ilic; •I 11 KuJrofT, 11 B 'Valter*, New Biolnaond, 0; Hiram Howard, Christian*burg; Peter Lewis, ^ M Oalliglicr, Win Parry, Be.lville, HI; John Ryan, city. THURSDAY. A C Conine, W L Loscc, A J (Jorra in, Si oak Brooks, Sain (iray, C A 0 R K: .1 \V While, li J Bumgardnur. K T James, J II RUs-el, A fc Miller, S II Powers, • ity; \X H "alters, Brownstown: J TuoJgeon. Charleston; A W Lorentx, Morgantown; R If* 1 nos, Ports-' mouth; It J Purcell, M Kine and wife. V«. U il Shin p and mother, I ronton; Thus LoVe anil wile, Mioun City; Lud ."c uiiidi, (iuyan d »tte; John Kuither and wife, Iowa; A A Center, Covington, Ky; II C Warm, Betroit, | Mich; 11 C Jlueston, A J (iinness, M J *»ra), C ncinnati; (# W Rohm-on, Ironton; R S Love i L J llcaiue, Charleston; R Nelson, Athens, 0; P Berg. L Bofl, Zaleski, 0. All romls cxc' j*t the I * tit Is Northern art r ear ui snow Trains front the east ami wexl art* on lime. Ill M IXi HO^HthKT. Vvrrtclf.l HV.lt/, I,, rf- Juk„H.. r*t4 il raick. O-olTee, 23 2s. Old ynvrrnment Jam, .30 Sonar, N. l». raw, |0 (<$ 12*. Vni*lie.|, pnwdrriul and flrannlii'.t I, I'. , .Sorghum junlaraea, per gal., nil fi/Tup ill! ||„ ||„ 4,1 (,i 2.110 I -a, imperial. V. II. an l y. I*. |,;ij u, I,;., Itlnck Trn pur puRBil, I,no llaoun limn* pur pound, Is H i Killer, do do 13 do Should. r» do *;y dogar rurr.l oiip ham*. oj lri*h pntalor* p„r pk. 2" !!“*"* r pound *4 , Mommy do du s riiwese p-r pound. 20 Ki»*e tin do ||) fjtaroh do .In ln S-l» do d« |0 Kitra rm.iilj fl-.tir per LM k.OO 0# > .0 0'»rn rnr-al j r bin. Uniter per |miiid I, 2‘* • (>* > • I'.Kire p'T d,.«. ' 20 I.nrd do p and, |ji< I* Of do bid 3 „7 Tallow r indler f»~r round, <»'» do do ]Art ♦biai Oil, imr gat 4Q?a So ; ■ . Am-ri nn Sardine«, per box, *,n t’.r tnberrie., per quart Turnip#, |r«r pc k j,>, ,T« *lc«*li;»r !<•*. We hive fr.r **|r •< »er4| e . }le». ’ building • near llolderby Chapel, at |«.« pr,. ,. Tbc«c wuld be very eon Ton lent for meet .mica working at the Hound lion-, . m«rHi4 W. s. IttiWSFH <f CO. Fresh Arrirnl! .Tn«» receive 1, fr,,in Cincinnati, a m Ircf «t..ck nf Onweric. Canned ti.od*. A , which, to gether With Vegetable*. Fruit*. (try.But ter and Kfg«, w,|f be #o|if at a •mill advance for • a*h. my in »tt • bring “Small profit* and ?uirk return*.” Thankful for p««t paironagr. revpvetfully anlioit a e •ntiunaneu. A'l kind* nf Country f'rodu- taken in m #*h#nie for good* at e**h p*i -r*. ./ ir. /v. \sivrr, m Third Arena* bet. 8:h an l Vtii *.*. WM. MARTIN. - WM M. 1IOVET. MARTIN & JIOYEY, • * ' Real Estate, Insurance, —AJIl> COLLEdlNG AGENCY. Office, 8th st., opposite Ware’s Hotel, HUNTINGTON, \V. VA. Representing a large number of the best Fire ami Life Insurance Companies in th. country, urn! having unrivaled facilities for dealing in Ueul Estate, we rtspectlully ask fora share of public patronage. B.—I louses and lots, and other Ileal Estate, rented on reasonable teams. Harmison A Co. lire ofl'erluic * anion mill Shiikcr Flannels al Hie lowest |triee*>: also a line assorliiieui of all wool Flanuels al wholesale priees. TSTIE'W Merchant Tailoring ESTABLISH M EXT, lhn,tint,ton. ft cut t'n. Having leased rooms on Third Avenue, bet. 10th and lift* streets, where we intend to car ry on the .Ylerrimnt Tailoring we would respectfully invito all those who wieb work wr.lX DONE, al reasonable pri ces, to give us a call. It is uur intention to keep a good stock of Cloths anil Trimmiutjs on hand, and we hope by careful manufacture, and constant attention, to merit the patronage of the public. Mr. Sehurr has had many years experience in t’ntlioy ami Fitliny in llermanv and France, and in this country, and will warrant all work to give entire satisfaction. SClll ltIt A FLODINO. *oci:al siimI ITiaif of llao l oom lluwliiaw from I » fo IT «*ls , :at Ilif Mirap Auction Store of llur aaaiNoaa A t o. Cheap Auction Store. U.ULMISO.Y <$• CO.. DKAliEHO l> DRY GOODS, iisrcyricjitsrs, HOOTS. SHOTS. Arc., Thirl Avenue bet. iitli autl lOtli Ms., IU NTIXOTON, WEST V*. It'll tf tin /;<'«(</( r/n to of her pln n■>. tehiii then run lull/ t.iill/fillmu of tin• n rn Ins/ i/niililj/ ill 11 t-'i i ts. ill Un t'lnii/i tnrtion Store. L WISE & SON, Merchant Tailors A cloi minis, W nul'l re* per! fully in for in Hie citizens of II uni ington and ChItII county, that • n*> of the firm mil visit tin- j*Ievery four week* with a largo *t*»ek of SA M PI,R coons, and w;irr.itit t • give satisfaction. All order* left at the ltrnn< n Store »f I. Wi-e «l Co., on Kighth »,tre*-t between Seeon I and Thir l Are nun. will receive prompt attention. L VI-1; A sox. •ep2*nJ9y Portsmouth, O. Large ntorU of Hontnut the rhrupent tot of Shorn erer brought to thin teart.tf, at Hurminim «4* f'o'n, ;ttf inane, I .r Mfl or $yu, a p-oofi can obtain, al thi* **'dI• a good Itu-in*-- K liseatwn. Thi •mount in !o I. * Tuition. I? nr ling, Ih.ok*. l*M|iers. and hiploma. A I Ire* h W SMITH, Principal. Host .loans. fi<--*li from tlic m.uml.h tnn r. arc m»M at To hy Ilannison A Co. □A B WOODCOCK l> urn l\ \\ 4T4 ’ll KM A \ II Ji:U I'.V.IU, at It irp'T d H%bl»9 *t re, ! i..imi Avrvt >. lit \ ri\«iToN, t* yn-j va A fine stock of good- in hi- line, just receive. ! an l f‘*r -ale rhea; for ■ ash. | flock*. Watch - and Jewelry cleaned an repaired at short loll , an I <r n r m|r I. Men's Brogans, all sizes and all styles to suit the times, at the Cheap Auction Store. (Jo and see for yourselves. JAN-. 1, 1878. No, 824, Third Avenue HUNT1NOTON. W. VA. -II lieinemhcr that tit the above location, THOS.C.MORALLEE S, You wiM find of the very bc»t cl*at, (hrjuts and Oil Cloths, BOOTS and SHOES. HATS and CAPS, i hmid. for Infants’ Outfits, IKIIID GLOVES BEST MAKE FURS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, RIBBONS, Embroi fieri es, At. | Cloths, Cassimores & Vestings. Blankets, Comforts, and Coverlids. In fact, everythin" pertaining to a well-kept I try (iootla Store. CLOTHING uoi\a a v cost. Uetnember the place, MOIULLEE’S. A splendid sleek of Under1 I Shirts, Drawers, and Over Shirts I of sale e!iea|i bv llnr i liiisnn ik Co’s eheajt A Met ion t Store on Third A venue. * r> I 0 o' 8 H g 1 2 e S M ■ I o ■ P j-| g r -i « / w w * ** rn ^ * V S i w S ' ► I ■ * f 1/1 w •0 £3 b g >3 b a* bg | ItroM n 'lusliits of nrcllnii <|fiulif> ill llurinison Ac f o*». DAVIS & HHOTIIEll, Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Third Avenue between Tenth and Eleventh Street), HUNTINGTON, WEST VA., Keep constantly on hand a good assortment of Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, paints. Dvi:-sTi'rrs. OILS. VJKYISJfES, ANO WIMMMV UUM. Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal Purposes COMBS. BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES. Ac. — ALSO— Letter and Note Paper, Pens. Pencils, »n«l other article, kept by Druggist, generally. The attention of Physicians is specially tailed to their larpe nnd well selected stock of Solid ami Fluid Extsacts. Elixirs, and Homit-pathic Med •fines. !■&"PrcstTiptions carefully compoundetl.-^U, v. WHITS j , m'iaaai-h. V. WHITE & CO’S Great Dry Goods Attraction Corner of Third Avenue and Ninth Street, IirXTINOTON, WEST YA 'Ye are now oflVrinj^the licet aMOrled line of DRESS GOODS ever liroii|?lit to thin market. Our Shawl, Fur and Clothing Department ie complete. Our Block of HI TS,f'AHS, HOOTS AND SHOES IN STYLE Oil 1‘ICICE, Cannot be excelled in Huntington, NEW STORE, 3d Avenue bet. 10th and 11th Streets, nuxrixc.Tox, \vi:st va. C. A. HA mu SO A, DEAI.EU IN Dry Goods, MOTIONS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, c i. i ss. r/n.x.i i x n o ueens wa he, mn n tm'kv, and Virginia ('hiring and Smoking Tola era. L. JACOBS, in %i,§;i« i> CLOTHING, GENT S FURNISHING GOODS. Hats, Caps, Valises, Umbrellas, &c., Third avenue between Nib and Oth sts., R^|,l *t.I7y IIIJVTINOTON, W . VI. Mi**/•*, nml 1'hihfren*n Shtn * at /n rft prirr from Hr. fit H* .'£n i at lln r mi non «l 1o*n, Saw ^VEill. 7 l»o un ier*>cn«* I mrn pr«*f.»r*'l to Mt f%II Hn«l* fitiUtilnfl on/f Hoot tjUtufur. — II YELLOW I’INE FLOORING is tiik Bonin. K«'|it 4 nnslanll) on liauil. jlMn» BUTLER & HANNAN, Prop r«. <ll»n«o...l, W. «t V»„ F. D. CLARK, ! Inn nr «V* Sign Painter, 4al«i/.i«*r At l*up<*r ll:»na«-r on Front Street, near the Bridge. 4a V IXDOTTE, B. VI. 1*4111 VCI. VI". Tiro room*. •nitaMe for o®ee«, ronfenlenllv located on Eighth mr^tt, orar L. Win* k Ct», i I Clothing Store. For porticalar*, mature of W. H. HARVEY, Alt'? at Law fahlitf llaatington, Vi. Va. Men and Hoys’ flats from 2~h•. upward at Hnnuison A 1 Co’s, Third Avenue.