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THE HUNTINGTON ARGUS.
Vo1' 1HUNTINGTON. WEST VA..MAY 3. 1873. Ho. 60.
THOS. W. MEAN* MflU
W. W. lOHN'ON, |*f.w Pr+t.Jent.
* Mather. I'ueAur.
Second National Bank
—or—
IRONTON. OHIO.
r 1 PITAL. 1*40.000. STRPU'S. HI.NO.
Ik posit* nr«in4 and culled ion* wade .»o all
p«*int.<* in the <»ouu:ry.
Interest Allowed on Time
Ue/ntsits.
Graft* for «ale nn England, Ireland. Scot
land, France and Germany.
mySimd R. MATHER, Cashier.
•— ..
I/m ttty flnrr. Fi>*. f'rmmi «'/«.'
U R Camhitr. •
First National Bank
—or—
utovrov o;iio
Capital $280,000 ; Surplus $100,000
All kind* of Government Securities bought
*ad sold. I(igh<*«t mirkt-l price paid for Gold
»ed Gold Coup .ns.
Interest itl/oimlon Time Deposits
Grafts f..r sale - n all parts of England. Ire
laud. Germany and France.
Collection* made on any point in the I’uitt-d
titnte* and Kun.pe.
\l*o *f|| ra*aag*» Ticket* to and from Eng
land. Ireland and Germany at lowest rates.
r««TACK ninsov, l. r. git krttm,
lluntingtssn. Hn rhoursv tile.
C;illSO\ *V RICKETTS,
Attorneys at Law,
n ill pr.t.-tict in the Cxtnly uf C&brll uu-1 md
j-initlj* r .untie.
*i*0l«ctinn. inntle anti promptly returned.
J. «. I.1V\K
VTTOUNIflV A'r LAW,
HITSTINOTON, WEST VA.
'iffioe oti Third Avenue between Ninth and
*1 e,iih street*. rlnlt
join hi:i:i>. jr..
Attorney at Law,
'♦ill praetiec in the court* of Cnbcll and ad
joiuing counties.
Office leer X. h’ Haines (V«/ar Starr,
Third Avenue hot lib and 10th sts.
t*. W. SMITH. T. B. KLINK.
SMITH «V liLHi;
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CABELL r II., WEST VA,
Will practic- regularly in the Circuit and
County Court* of Cnbcll, Lincoln, " ayue, ■
K inushit, Putnam and Mason, and al*o iu the ,
0«»urt of \pp. ils and foiled States District
t>*nrl at Charleston.
< C" Prompt attention given to collection of
*jAim«. febtitf
JAM II. EfSItOCHOV \\. It. IIAKVEY.
ri:itt.i so\ *v iiucyfy.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HUNTINGTON, \V. VA.
b^re on Eighth *treet between {■> eco nd and
Third Avenue*. A ho at Cabell C. II.
UILMAN MARTIN,
(Late of Virginia,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HUN flNOTON, W. VA
MAno* on Third Avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth sis. iny22nly
H TimPI4\ LBW19,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HCVTtXOTOrt, \r. VA.
en Hth street bet 2d and 3d Avenues.
IMF TIIO.M4N U KFftll
Ki-peetfully offer* ht* professional isrviesi to
the ritir.en* of Huntington snd vicinity,
special attention paid in diseases of the
Iunrs. Ttiroal, Heart and firnito l r nary Oram*.
t'flire mi Third Av- nus between Ninth and
f nth street*. *ver ItiiMel A Millar'* Oroeery
{•tore.
J 'h*,n Walt 11 0 A* S ton. If. J>
mix *1 III>TI\LTO\,
SI fto i:o\s A Mi /*// vs/< /A AS.
Office at M ali A Ruflingf(Lug Morn, cor
u*r Eighth Street and Third Avenue,
IlrVTINOlON. Wl JT Y .%,
Orrirn llouaa From 7 in NA.M .sml from
7 io 9 I*. M.
imf h. ixirni ium.it.
(Slice «,if to Wider A fiutler,)
Dentist,
iijHi-r W .1 nenue, over flrtvi* <t /lion.
Urn? Sluft.
llphTisui.'it. VV V»
nit. k. s. imoic.
SURGEON DENTIST,
C \ I LET r.SBUKO, K Y
* o- th e*tr.»cfc I filled, and new set* furnich
*|l rca«* nable rate*.
CMC. 4: II. laser • I TT
I* '*T «lO»lly oiler* bi* prof**«jnnal kr, ise, .
•HUeu* .1 llunrtugto. and vie n*ty. Wit
• *» e s p. ri, n • of twrut t *r\».«* vru* '*» tH
4 1'1'fe nf me limn , he bopen to merit 'so
•* public |
SftCtimi ‘•’fmhttm n(•», f» f/<*e**e* e/ /« Aiir/r*.
*<4.0 OH Th.nl Avenue, t. «•■ #„ | ,th and I I(g
si* *t«, over |»v A R"». ‘l flrog Ht>«*v. n|ff
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
tiro. SrrtiHUijc, /’ro;#rL /of,
l‘«»tr Axnur and Ninth »t/rrt
IIumtihoto* Worr V*.
*. *. a. m. vtiui. a. c. Plana.
'Vw.n/ .In |m| /.mic. ,lf'*% «i L*ir
WEST VIRGINIA
REAL ESTATE
—ANf>—
Collection Agency.
liooms over (hr Post Office, ‘hi .iprnurf,
(IUNT1NUTUN. W. VA.
•m • ♦—
un: i\ni it ixck.
S. Pt.wn.-r A I'o nr. n^cntii lor the
l«-«t ;.i> InMirniicr I'onipnn.v in the Uni
ted Stain—tl.e W»e.|iington, of New York
Call ntt.l en n circular. calendar, tiloilcr.
mrii.oratiiliun book. Ac
—♦ • » •
WASTED,
A lr»fl of Inml. luiUhle for a e>,lomy,
near Htnttim.ffm, or on the line of ib* CAci
unit flkia tin|t mu*! be of pood
nvvraff* quality—Timber. Mineral and Farm
inp Tract mutt not He Ion* flauii 23,000
uop more llmu IO.OIM) urrea.
XV. S. IiOWXF.lt A CO .
XX Mt \ irpinia Real Kiitlr Agency, over the
Pu-I Office. ft bliU
^ ^
'V ^ Powiu-r A Co have -evernl ten
cheap and eligible liotiae* and Iota on See
ond. Third and Fourth Avenue* Perron*
evtilin*: here trill find if lo their interest to
call on them and examine their
WASTED,
Mineral and Timber l.ands. on or near the
line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, in
any quantities. W. 5. DUWNMK A CO.,
West Virginia Real KrUlr Agency, over the?
Post Office. Huntington.
WASTED.
We want n trad of five. ten. or twenty
1 lumen nd Here* of coal, iron, or timber ami
tanning In ml for a colony.
W S 1>. WNKIt Si C’o .
NN eat \ a. Urn! K.«tiiie Agencv,
over the Post Oflice.
WASTED.
IOO.IHH) feet Walnut l.oga. Must
be of good qualitv, and hewed square.
W. S DOWN Kit A CO.,
West \ irgiuia Real Kstatv Agency, over the
Post “tllce, Huntington.
CITY PROPERTY.
We have a large cumber of the most eligible
lot* in town, and sum • very convenient and
cheap dwellings. Call and sec our list.
Nt'BdlBAN PROPERTY.
We have sixty very eligible building lots on
tin? western border of the city, and a few acre
building lots at very low prices.
FAR JIM
420 acres, six mile* from Huutiugton, with
with good house and outbuildings, on (tuyan
dottc river. Paice, $25 per acre.
410 acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
twenty-two miles fr« in Huntington; 340 ncres
timber of fine quality; several small houses on
the place. Terms easy. Price $IH per acre.
73 neves on Chcsapetkc and Ohio Railroad,
fourteen miles from Huntington; all bottom
land ou Mud river, aith a good mill *eat.—
Terms t **y , price $4t0U0
I9» seres on N* w ri\er. f».ur mile* from Sum
mers C. II; flr.t rate land, in good order; |t»0
seres timber, balaneu in cultivation; good brick
hause and outbuilding*; terms easy.
Price, $2,000
30 acres within tw- miles of limiting .on; 6
acres bottom, balance rolling; alt go,.«|.
Price, $4.00"
Four farms of respectively. 225. 176, 34, and
2 »0 seres, on Hurricane and Hcary Creek*, at
tow prie* s.
85 acres • n Ooyand-tfc river and Chesapeake
snd Ohio Railroad, right miles from Hunting
ton; good frame house, « rebard, Ac. $6 00"
100 acre* on Mud river, one half mm from
Milton depot an Chesapeake and Ohio Kailro ad.
uo improvements but f* m e. Price, f.t.Ooo
r.A seres on« half mile from the village m
(iuyandetfe on the Cheap- ake sud Ohio Kail
road and fiuyandotte rite -; orchards A h--uses.
Price, $l„0 per aer-*
4<9 acre* nine milts fr--m White Sulphur
Sp ings. Greenbrier e only; 200 aer*. under
cultivation, balance tirab r; goad hoo*e »nd
outbuildings. Price, $ 12 000
Timber und Mineral l.nml*
2.4«0 acres n'-ar the Ohio river, eight miles
from Huntington, unrivaled oak. poplar and
pm- timb* r, great indue?'men I* for -cave gel
tors. Price very low.
400 acres coal land on the GuyandotU river
twenty Are wiles fmu» Hnntingimi. three rtiu«
of good coal' Price, $30 per aere
725 acres iron an I timber, near tiuy andottc
riwr, twenty miles fr iu lluntmgUn: the tun
her i* g-M*d, and there .s a good v«iu «.f non ->t»
the land. Prie*1, $20 per acre
200 a« vs timher Isa I, 12 mile, from Hunt
ingtoa ue.r Ouysnd->li** river mi- land has a
gnnd Vein of rmi oil It. Pri;e, $3 per acre
6 acr*?* coal land wifi* t good t»? » c a*. T?av
ni'snJ City. Pi »ee. $jiiu
F* ur tfacf* of f<Vi h7, up) and 6t>0 s-r<*
timber Uud - u kaiissiib nv. r m Ch< sap at*
and Obi Kailro d tIs *> lauia*u I*.- is r
I** -■< f .'<J t« $'-'• p* r acre
v-rre . n r,,«| f . r,,| lands • fl tun
b -reri, oonta-m--.' ■» u f el r -is .
and a f* ur f.ri Vein . f biluioifti-e c s’, priu#
<25 aars* on I! or * cun* ,%*t ek , Paint*. aou*
If . ifSi Mf » l--f So • i 1
fc-ids fenced; balance hvavtlv tin,l---re t #.if»
p*-p ar. oak and awtn- pm< . Pi.cv *'■ p? r avr
We have othvr very a uabt* ■ tends that
we viler at reaeoasbl? pruej
iThe iuiutiujitoii ^rfius.
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m.w. r. irjuiic^
rvaitausa *mi> rsoraiwroa.
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TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
The price of tin- paper is Two Dvllaant
par annum. Kor 0 mouths, $1.25; fur 3
tu«iith*, 74 cents . singl* copies, 5 cents each—
parsktr. always, «•« oifew a re,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Oue dollar per square (of one inch in length,
will be charged for the first insertion, end 50
cent - per square, will be charged for ea. h ad
dilionsl insertion.
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1 square, $1.00 $2.00,$1.50*4.00 $7.0fl $13.00
2 •• 2,«01 3.0« 5.00, 5.00 I2.t*», lo.nu
■\ “ 3,001 6,nil, 7,50 1(1,00 10.00, 20.00
Ni column 5.on P.ftni10.50 12.00 IS.OOi 25.00
‘a H,00 12.00115.05 20,00 25,001 15,00
1 •• .10,00 20.0«;25.00 30,00 40,00 . 75,00
Editorial notice* 10 cents per line fur rich
i nsertlnn.
Marriage and Death notices tr*t ; but com
ments upon either will be charged for at half
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Huntington Church Directory.
1‘ro.bj IrrlMi.—Srr.tr.> every Sabbath,
stCollege, at 11 o'clock, s. m. and 7 p. m .
by Rev. J. I). MeCIIntuck. Sunday school at
V a. in., in Pilgrim Hall.
CoiifcrcKittioinil-IUv. C. S Walker,
Pastor. Services at Pilgrim Rail, Third Ave
nue between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Sunday at It a. in. and 7 p. in.; lTn
ion Sunday School at 2:30 p. m Prayer meeting
t*n Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock
<hrl»tliin Ohtirrh.- Preaching every
Sabbath at 2}j o'clock p. in., in the now Schuul
House,corner 4tli Avenue and 7tb street.
l*re*b> terlma— err ices at Burdick's
Hall every Sabbath at 11 a. lit. and 4 p. in.
I’rofcwtmit Kplvropiil -Hector. Rev
Kdw Valentine Jones Services at Trinity
Hall, 3d Avenue between 10th and 11 its stree t*,
i every Sunday except the tr*i. Sunday school
, nt 3 o'clock, p. in.
ItfipliMt — Preaching every Sunday even
. tog at 7 p. in ; Sunday SchoolI at V a. ui.; Pray
Rclliodhl EpUfopHl Rev. J. A.
Kibbe. Pastor. Preaching at Uarrett X Oih
; son’s llail. Third Avenue between Ninth ui.d
'•nth streets, every Sunday ev ening at 7 o’cl'k
I Sunday School meets at 2.30 p. ui.: Prayer
; meeting every Thursday night at 7 o’clock;
, Class meeting every Sunday at 4 p m.
Guymidotlc* < luipfrr. Xo. IO.
Yy ll'»yal Arch M nmu, inert* in M»«onie
Hall, (iuynudnt te. uti Monday before the
i fill muon, at 7*-j o'clock.
J. A. KIBBK, II. P.
irrxTixuTox lodge, n«.
11 «*. I. o. of O l.f litreta
eyery Tliurmlay evening it 7S
o’clock. P. M., in Johniton’* Hall
corner of Third Avenue and Tenth at.
C. I. KINSKI., N. «i.
A. M. W A RMCR, Scc’y .
F* A A. XI.— Huntington Lodge No Vi
Ancient, Free and Accepted Man.na meet in
Manmie Hull in the Central Land Company'*
Building, on the firm and Third Friday* of
each month, at 7 r> m.
* I. K. MORROW, W*. M.
Oko. Kovlinu, Sre'y.
I. O. <*. T.- -Regular mieting every
Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, at Par
"••o'* Hull, corner of Third Avenue
and Nintli *t.
T. M. MARSHALL, W. C. T.
Roma P*annua, Rrc. Kec'v
»'► t I K < Rt FFISr. | c>«
IOHM IIOO* RlFteKL. r*«A/#r
BANK OF HUNTINGTON,!
III'NTINOTOX. \V. VA.
I*' poaife received and u^Mectioar •»<! remit
fanee* made on
.ill Point* Throitf/houf the
» ouiitrtf,
Ka change pnrcli:.I. aud uulo di*cniint** t
on approved collateral.
Ifitereet ilUucd *.« Tim* I*cp* »if*.
Regular Biev »unt d ij—every Wednesday.
Third ttrntic. turner «2fh si.
«ept7tf
// EA1HJVAHTEHS
Boots and Shoes
or *1.1. KIADft.
./ rtf*p» •tfalty Inform* j
(•'• <*itu«n« of !!••••• ud j
«urr tin'im/ country that b<* in
I toot*, Shm* tmtl II of*.
'' ihf him ii>v. > i
• fill, il Mnr (toll** IMr'fc,
*<• t.rnnr. lla>illnt!tniiKW \ n.
»*• t IUmM.li i Wm, D-nm.
iMniii.Km* a iitTTf.
rrn^ri'kilt of (b«
Tf^OlTTOISr HOULiE,;
kiilf«i4 «uJ Yrwr.l #U ,
imovo*, uHia,
lrc*mm»4la(l«H Train.
On and alter Monday next. .nli inat.an
aoio . modal nut train will If put on lie
l he*apewke iV tMiio Kailrund, running
from Kanawha Falla to Huntington nnd
teturn dailv, Sundaya excepted, at follow*
Leave Kanawha l‘».!U ut t> 80 a. m., Clur*
lerton, 8 2U Spring Hill,8 38, St Alban*,
S 55: Scary. 9 07; Scott, 9 20; Milton, It';
Rarboureville, 1«*. 10; iiiiyandolte, 10 4V;
arriving at Huntington at 11 a in. Re
turning will leave here at 3. 20 p in and
arrive at Kanawha Kalla at 8 p in.
Hound trip ticket* will he »ol1 at all
*Utiona lor t'liarleaton nnd IIiintingtoii nt
greatly reduced rate*, good only on the
iUv wold nnd lor lb!* train only
Tliia will lea great accommodation to
cur country IrieioU. and will greatly en
hance the huaine** of our merchant*.
VUH •• ( Karlr*l*« Officials «• Nee
lie taiwaU.
In the 11 iintingtoii *peetal dixpuielien to
the t harleetou (burl,ml me 20tl», we find
full deladnof the arrangement* made to
welcome the authoriliea of our aiater city
on the occa*.on of their late proposed viait
to Huntington We regret that the ex
treme inclemency of the weather inter
fered with the arrangement* here, and alno
prevented wo large an attendance Irom the
Capital, at the (e*livtiie« on Monday, n*
would have bo n prenriu under more pro
piliou* akie* We believe, however, that |
all of our (Miarleaton friendn who were
with ua. were more than *»ti*ticd with the
*t:cue* at the circim, and |»erfeelly delight
ed with “the aiiimala." Some ol them
were ao much pirated with life in a city,
that they remained Home time enjoying the
hoHpiialitiea ot the nietro|>oliH u|»on cour
teoiiN invitation Irom Marahal Mitchell,
and. indeed, were reluctant to leave next
day, aeeing the night* in a large city wa*
ho in licit cheaper than they expected—ofilv
"$2 and CmhIh" over night! We Hhall be
pleaaed to *ee our iriendH from I'liarleaton
noon nguin.
All exit a train will leave ( harlesion
to morrow morning lor the arcouiNioda
1 *»«*»• of citizen* v ho prO|*>«e to visit the
| C*itv of Huntington to attend (lie splendid
| circus i t old John Robinson
A spec ml car has been set apart for tlie
I line of bis Honor the Mayor, the Alderman
land Councilor* olCharleaion, who will be
I formally received a* thev croaa the city
l litnita on 3l»t m . by the Ciitzena' Commit
iter The official* of i'harleaton will then
be escorted in carriage* to the Urtind Stand
erected fertile occasion at (he junction ol
13th street arid 3rd Avenue, where they
will he presented to hi* Honor the Mayor
ol ihe <dty of Huntington. For the benefit
of mir distinguished gut »|*. the procession
will pas* that point or* slow time. *o that
they may *ee the cages which confine the
wonder'll! rhinocem*, hyena* and other
ferocious animals A« I I a. m our vi*i
tor* will lunch wnh the City authorities
and at noon be presented l«> the citizens ai
Belli le a Hall. Mt 2 p. III., they will b<
placed in charge ol the police who will ac
company them to the C;rci>* and Menag
e>'ie. at the conclusion of the performance
• bey will be escorted to the depot by tbe
Four Pole Hangers, nrnl leave at f> p in ,
lor the Capital Everything po**ible will
be done to make the visit of our country
friends a* interesting and agreeable as
possible”
iii rti\utor i.vi r.i n.
IlmiMiTOl. April 29, IS.3.
Lyceum met pursuant ol adjournment. ’
(ten. John II Bre-lin. presiding.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved, and iulopn-d.
On motion of Maj. W S (’owner, it!
was ordere l that an order for #10.00 be'
drawn on the treasurer, to apply in pn\ -
menl of arrearage* on rent of fhe Lyceum
hall.'
I be Secretary, W Thurman Lewi*, was
instructed to collect unpaid initiation fee
and back dnes due from tbe member*
On motion of Maj I’owner, the Lvce
urn adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening
June 2fr. when an ©ration will be delivered
by (>>tiii seller J M I ay ns An election
lor offh.*rs will lie held the sail e night.
J O BHEhLIN. Prew’t
W. I iit'it%t o L»:wi*. «V,r t/
^
MIVKit ftKWft.
flutitington Mar 2, 1873.
Tbe river has been rising lor a day or |
cwo, and now has about I* feet in the
channel and *taCtotiaty. The rise. a« tar
heard from, was out uf the K maw ha hut
the rain* on Thur day will probably •well
the riter af*»ve
The parks’* :»r* at) tin time the light
•» thnr fri|«* MCColli f« »vr us th
•ic -uiutiln'i • .a freight* along the river is
gc|*». f pVr'ti Wei' rlhn'lSl d
losbow tour we have quite a aofflcienct
n» bo it* a* pe«v ’nt, w* will g»ve a list ot
t'mi> (he r r.‘KH.»f trade* r X o
H H p.. It I* F»s*’wins! and |to*t«>n*.
Pow.eroy and t*neinn«ai packet* Ohio
No 4, Trte/rwnh *»d t .l%ntm. t in m»
n>»f» and >\ lirtlin/ put sets Andes R.
U Hudson, Hu. ting toil and Park, rebury
p. hr* E ntity Gramun and dtoeapanka,
Portsmouth amt Huntington packets—
Fanme Dugan ami Fashion, Ironton and
Pomeroy—Oriole, Ironton and Hunting
ion—J C. Crossley; Huntington and Ual
ti|ndis—Edwin II Smith. Cincinnati and
Marietta—Emperor. Cincinnati and Kana
wha river—Julia No — Cincinnati and
Pi'lebarg — Juniata. Portsmouth and Pitta
burg-lira It lie Stale. Tbua >1 will be seeis
■ bat wo have coming to and passing be
Huntington, aliout a Joacii and a half
steamer*, which, with tbe towboats Tbo
W Mean* and Tom Farrow plying between
here and latuisville, keep up a lively Iwur
On last Monday, notwithstanding the
heavy rams. Old J«>bn Robinson arrived
with bis iiiammolli circue ami menagerie
on board the steamrra Dclle Vernon and
K.rn No. 9, but did not gel ready lor tiltl
bilion uutil a late hour in ilia day. He
; bad a good crowd at night, and left (or
Hallipolia Iibout '2 o'clock next moroing.
Capt. A. J McAllister baa resigned lire
position ns l n|itaiii ol tire Fannie Dugan,
Ininglit the Mattie Roberta, and intend*
putting her in tbe towing trade front Iron
'on Our old friend, Capt. Wur Ripley, is
iu command of tbe Dugan temporarily.
'Ibe Katydid has at last been completed
and true taken ber position in the Park
ershurg and tiullipolm trade.
We notice our young Iritiid, A. II. L*v»
HI Ironton, and formerly clerk of tbe
j Chesapeake, doing lire agreeable on Ike
i Fashion. Die traveling public, and espe
] daily the ladies, will find bint pleasant
I »nd always ready to accommodate
| Tbe ‘ Mule" true sold at Ironton, on
1 Thursday, bv tbe Marshal.
I lie \\ iid Boy baa been sold :o some
parties on the Upper Mta-rssippt lor towing
rails. She bad been sold before to eoms
patties who advanced $<KK) nnd tailed la.
come to time. It made it pretty good sale
for tbe owners, both taken together.
The Tom llucknry passed up Friday for
I her new trade, in command of Col. li li
riionii.s, and Ins yurtners, E. S. Bright
and B. I,, Aides of IY Pleasant, on board
She looks much improved
t'OI NCII. FIIW('t.»:UINWN,
Council met piiraunnl to adjournment;
Ilia Honor, llie Mayor, in the chair All
|ire*ent hut Councihnan Burdick.
I I he minute* ol the laal Hireling were
read and approved.
The following partita made application
l (or licence to cell at retail apiriinous li
quor*. Ac., for the year ending April 30,
11*7-1 : .1 W Verlnnder, F II. Ware, R. A
Miithrwa, ll W Nichol*. Geo. Scranage
i and John OttrrialatUr. Their bond* were
| approved and licence grantnd
On million, J Harvey Foagc, the late
Treuaiirer. ia required to make a aeule
tnrni of Ilia aceonnla with the Recorder,
and turn over all the city land*, hooka and
J paper a of the office to the Trraaurer before
J ■ lie next Hireling of the Council.
On motion, aection I ol Ordinance No
fii concerning aidewalk*, w«* amended by
in-er«lng alter the wnrda ‘ in auid cit the
following worda: Or acroaa any aidewalka
nnleaa tifain atieli part ol the aidewalka
aa ia tna-le lor enrli rroaeing, On motion
the lullowing ordinance <vna adopted
'ret on I Hr it oriiaineil by ti>r common
j council of tlie city ol Huntington, ihalull
vault* for priviea hereafter dug in the aaid
i city aliall he made not Iran than twenty
■ ret deep or to the aand, and a I privv
i vault* herelof.rr dug that have become
: fi led to the aiirface, or are in euch condi
; to n a* to he off- ha ve. are hereby declared
nuianncea, nml tile Mnrahal ia required to
have the aerne aim led at once.
2 Any per-ou violating the proviainua
of aection one ol thia ordinance, or failing
or refiiaing to a hole any aucli nuiaanev
when notified io do »o by the Mnrahnl
ehall. oo conviction thereof he fined not
lea- than fiveor more Than ten dollar*, ami
-hall ha liable to an additional fine ol the
eanie amount for each ami every day that
any each rmi-ancr ia fierinitlrd to remain
after euch notification by tbe Marahal
fin motion, the following or finance w . -
adopted
Section I lb- it ordained by the torn
toon Conned of the cilv of If uiitnvgtnn
tlml there ahali be n**e*acd aonuallv upon
all doge owned or kept io tbe city tbe fol
lowing fa a I pou a dog one‘tnltar, uirui
a *• tit Iwo dollar* ami if any per*,in ahull
own or keep more Ilian one Hog. the tax
on the aec.-nd aliaii be two dollar*, ntol
upon tbe lliird lour dollar*
i bi motion tb- Marahal waa inalrncled
IO »elect a Found Maaier and to enforce
ilie pro* i*i«>na off >rdi„anew No. Ill concern
iog cattle A..-. running at large, with re‘
erence i„ hog* at once.
t ouncil nhjuorned to 2 pm Mnv I
N II OI.KY, H,-orH'r
|t a telling no-*,-tel in anI -ng that tiieae
Fr*nlcntul | rogrea-,e ii we. an important
p.plic.l .iguiftcam-e. and ilia' Gen. Grant
i- a CMidninte Ur re-elect mn for a third
term A good many people laughed at
I rank tttair when he real that il Grant
once g.*t a real in the Fre lien ill Chair lie
would never willtnflv retfign i*. Free -
-lent Grant hrv* manileaied j tat that *> -
dative tvtuvidy which Biair pinphraied, and
line e, i.ten tiy come to regard the Govern
ment a* b.a own private property — I Knit
OaipAif.