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THE HUNTINGTON ARHUS.
^■lurdHjr, June >4. 1873.
LOCAIj'iSrEWS]
J. K. Tcwell, 1'oruniouth, O., offers to the
merchant* of Huntington aud vicinity, a »upe
i ior eu»rk of I>rv floods sn<l Notion*, ou term*
t he hi*>*i favorable. febly
Ifuniln«t»n lluildlng .Uvseclailon.
The regular mon'hly meeting will be
held on W ednesday evening, June 18th,
at l»utt!i('k e Hail.
W. S. Dow >kr, Sec.
Thomas Medford, ou 31 avenue, has
just received a large mock of window glass,
He also keep* hardware, cutlery, stoves
and Imuse furnishing good* generally,
give him a call
Hoauoim;. — Unfurnished rooms, with
l*oard in u private family, conveniently
located no Third Avenue, can be had ou
reasonable terms by responsible persons by
Applying soon at this office
The Method:*! Festival at OtieandoUe
on Wednesday night, nettel $! *»•>
The City (.Council has instructed the
Marshal to enumerate the children of*lhis
city between the age of 0 and 21 years,
for, school purposes. He is to report by
the 30th inst.
.1 J Oillart, edit »rnf the Independent, is
still lying seriously ill. He has been re
moved toThe residence of Mr Jas PuthufT
ou Second A \ time, and as Ida brother is
now with him, we hope, next week, to an
nounce his recovery.
I or the btnefU ul the traveling public
and others, We hike pleasure in saying
dial iced in ilk and scrambled eggs can be
procured at the Merchant's without extra
charge.
Wl o --
Dr W A, Jenkins Ims been spending
a lew days in the city
roc«»sr* AiarKlmm A l razo r are ran
vasaing the country for the A noun They
are authorized to receive Mihacr.ption* or
order* for us, and all money paid to them
wdl he properly ft noun ted for, and placed
to the proper credit.
Boole, Shoe*. IIhi«, (spa, Ac., can he
had at the lowest cash rates I y railing at
• he l'heap Auction Store, l turd Avenue.
A irvt of agricultural implements went
Out on the f'lo'-npeake ai d Ohio road for
point* in the interior this week. An agri
cultural establishment started here would
p**y well
Shirts, drawer*, nocks, suspenders, Sw
in endless variety, many be seen atlieo A
Hodi tig*.
-f ,'Oit want a nice dree* pattern f. ryoui
w . ,r daughter, go to MurnlUeV
thtr friend, J. S Vanhorn returned hi
family to Richmond on Monday. We ar**
►orry to loose Mr V. and sincerely hope
be will (toon arrange hi* business so a- to
make r speedy return
J W Piaster procures all vegetable* a*
*oon a* tl ey come :o market Me had
some fine looking beets thi* week, and hie
strawberries can't be ‘‘beat” nowhere
I Vi not liirget the auction anleof town
lots n Rock wood, oppnwte this place
which takes place to-day. Several lot- in
• I'M I’I’.nn, have linen <oM ilaring the week
»t private sale
A F. Young s ice craain it hard to bent
—-so <>ur “imp” says
f»eo A Finding is sgrnt for one of tht
beat Sewing Machines in the country —
the linger
Hard to beat—Morallew s pr i es for dry
good*, notions, Ac
A aplendid fit an i a good article can be
ia l at f»en \ li-.g » Tathrirg eatsb
lishmeu* f hie of our printers say* so. and
I e If'owe
M *ralle* has h line assortment o* tr«>*
atid cap*, •titsb'e f«»r the hot Heather at
hi* *tnn, H*j* Third Avenue
A man, n» 11-1J \\ ni Berry. -< r
lyr l*'»t not rotiily iuji»rrd 1y il ,
Irriumg o' a fop and * ti'iikeioi.li
on )i -» head *!» !*• d a «rl'
a» Wan? p hotel on Mnniity In*t.
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A'U I* V* illiaior u*i rid
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iiapeffft'f.g >t No 1 nrir 1* ’! v» i ... .
Ini :ce cr«H n *»ilr>-iri in « ’ * lo«
M i n A l* • 0.4 .*•? o- irt-t/t ni
• lien I *. u III d Mrt l» • ** • y '' . • •% K >f' it
* ill. Summer* ftmtnft V •< \ * j. .
Il.» ' mr-l in . fMh f V f) Wr,.
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til l* k« I.f Hi, fmiA.
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harp at Um |^rii<ipt r.* „ #
•idl caniti.#>tfi « iiit- r*«•#«r* t of 4 ,f «
on . ...
'""•■I'll.' »- -vo.'r*;* „lt „t,
*»!.» of Ol»».'Ml.
Judge Bowl*n, nflirren Bottom, (athrr
in law ot the late Gen. A. O Jenkins o*
this county, came near tlrowning last Mon
day, while petting off the st»*niner t>riole,
t* she Isndtd at our wharf, making a uiss
step. He was rescued by the hanJs of
the boat and some gentlemen, and t here
ore, we art happy to be able to chronicle
Cl 1 . t than a little ducking
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The editorial excursionists, undercharge
of Major N II Hotchkiss, will arrive in
tins city next Tuesday morning on the 10 1
o'clock train. A »»»ceting w»« held thi«
week, by the citis**ne, to make the necesaa
1 ry arrangements for their reception. We
should have been glad to publish the pro
' ceedings n! the meeting, hut was not tur
! ni«l»e1 wieH a copy, notwithstanding in
structions were given to have it done At
any rate let everybody turn out and give
the Mary lut'd editor. * hearty welcome
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”I,-or cheap Drca* tiooda, go lo the Cheap
Auction Store of llartitieou .V Co
C W Teed, Jeweler. is one of the most
enterprising bii.ine-a men nf this s-clion
He fully understand- It is business, andean
ntnke anything in bis line to order, a
good as any Jeweler in the United Suites
He hasjust made u» a beautilnl pln. which,
though eomewhstd til suit, lie haseomplr
ted in perfect order. He also keeps on hand
a lull line of Wntclics, clucks, jewelre, Ac .
which he is disposing of nt low rules for
cash, ami in addition, gives every cu-to
mer a ticket which gives an opportunity
ol securing this beautiful bird clock—a
handsome ornament for any house lie
lias but a tew ol these tickets left, and as a
consequence, lho«e wanting this splendid
piece ol workmanship, will call at once at
his Watch Depot, No. '.107 Third Avenue
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Hot weather is coming last, and now in
the time to luiv your ice cream freezers
water coolers and refrigerators Thomas
i Med lord keeps a lull line of wicli ..Is.
Store on 3d Avenue between Sth and 9th
street* if
I 1 Ik* weather during tlie week lias been a
I few degree* cooler than it was the previ
on* week, and we have been blissed with
several nice showers.
On Wednesday, * slight scrimmage
j took place in our city between two indi
I virtual*—one white Mini the other hla< k
A third party sought to interfere, but was
I soon set to one side Wo are happy to
I say little or no damage was done, ms (lie
| parlies were soon separated by the bv
| slander*.
Harper & Webb continue to receive,
regularly, Western Reserve ituiier of a
prime quality. We believe they supply
‘ all tiie hotels in (hi* section.
The dwelling houses of 0. I. iSimel ntd
W I. Prickett, on I*'otirtli Avenue, nre
now approaching completion Wesui
|*ose Mr. Sinael will occupy hi* own, while
that of Mr. Pricketf * is, we understand,
being built lor a preacher.
I he demand lor meat, in thi* city, lias
increased to such an extent that .1 M *\o
| hie, on Third Avenue, sbv* be b*a to
slaughter two beeves a day Mr. Kilgore
* also do ng a good business in that line
A Hood I hixo—Messrs Markham
I razier, ol this city, have prepared a good
thing lor housekeeper* in the way o' a
| furniture polish We have tried the article,
And must say it ('tighten* up our old fur
niture handsomely They nre now c*n
vusing the county tor it* sale, thereby giv
ing *11 an opportunity ol securing it_
I bey aUo want agents throughout the
country lo sell it It is really a good
1 thing.
Ihe v heap Auction Store have just
received ami er big lot of Dry Hoods
wh cli is being sold cheaper tima ever
I>tki- Jlowm, nnr ro-inty ,r. r(..
l-ort. Il„,t It. |,rnjrrra«i„p *low|v. Hr rr
qnr«M to, ID -tnlr that nil ownrn, or k,r|>
rra of hilliard ItMf., htitrl-*, t-ninnn., or
anythin/ rl»r on whirl, a tax ir r««|iiirt*<l.
arr invitnl to anvr tlirn-i.rlvra tnmlilr hr
ralln i; on him iniinrtlialrlr, ami piiv tlirir
tax, a. I' r law flora ttol rrqtitre htm to po
Iron* h,,tt*r to honar Hi- atMreaa i.
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fir.-, atfl xr-’tirmrn w,t|, , plrntifiil aitp. I
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A v -* omoy of o.„ r„-,r„. Br, ,tBeiPf
tn thrt, lou .1 C , . rth.nl, . „,y K,^
flea, and a,«o’,| hate hr, „ long ago,
We devote a great deal of our apace this
week to the Chesapeake nud Ohio Itailroad
and ita 'r ester n connections, because we he
lieve it to he as interesting to our rcaderi
*• anything we can publish
II. E Doiidieel has the agency for tin
Celebrated E-tey Organs, one ol the ver)
beat, and ta prepared lo lurnish ail who an
lovers of good music with one on easonubh
terms.
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Dr. E. S Buffington has received in*or
mat on thnt hi* horse is cut in Wayru
county So much lor advertising in tin
A ROUS.
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John Snider start* I or Berbouravilli
every other morning, be lore tuany ol ou
citixen* are a-tir, with bread from th
Huntington Bakery, to supply the good pec
pie of that place with the necessaries ol .ife
bourtli of July, the anniversary of on
nation a birthday, is rapdlv approaching
and as yet no steps have been taken t
comm *rnorate it. It is a day dear to ever
true American heart, and we tru-t on
citisenn will take hold at once and shot
to the world that we still reverence an
honor the memory of Washington, defier
i son. and others who gave to us the glor
• »us Sih e arid St'ipes, and the freedom an,
I Lnion of the States. 11 nothing more, le
is have a meeting to hear the Declaratioi
: *1 Independence read and ghe three roll
ing cheers lor our whole country.
1 lie Baptist Festivnlon Wednesday even
:ng was one of the most mjoyuhle nil'ain
it Ims been our privilege to witness in the
city Everybody una there with then
wives nnd sweethearts, and the manner it
which the strawberries and ire ereatn dis
appeared, showed conclusively that u!
knew how to appreciate the good things o
this world Atari early hour the straw
tierriea disappeared, and a good many were
disappointed in consequence Alter tin
refresh merits were t alen, anmeol the ladiet
perpi Irntei a cruel joke on the voting gen
tlemen by getting them to pay lor looking
ut the mitten, which, judging Iroin appear
ances, hot few of the young men Wert
strangers to. 'Ihia was nut light, lad.es,
tor you were prolong, a very severe wound.
" ejhave uot yet le.irtn-1 ilic receipt , hut
are certain that a handsome pro.it was re
aliz-d
The brick building ol.l. \V Vet Ian ley
on Second Avenue, work on which was
suspended because of the inability to gel
lumber, is now being pushed forward again ,
nnd will soon he another ornament to our
city. Mr. V. will occupy it with his store.
Our genial Irieud, Sam (li lt-on, is doing
| quite an extensive business in the wtiole
i-ale line with the merchatits along the
railroad. These men lit ihetti squ te
on the head in sending their orders here,
lor our merchants aril as cheap as at nil v
point on the Ohio river, and Sim is one of
ilie lust lellnWa in the world to deal will ,
It not bring generally known, we will
stole that J. 1. Wood has an assortment
ol iron mantels, and also that his pntent
attachment (or his Gtnte* can he t s si
with slate or marble mantels Go to him
and get wliat yon wnnt in that line.
Ei.u iiua or ornt i:ns.
At a stated meeting the Masonio I.mlge
of this city, the following ollicers were elec
ted f ir the ensuing year; das K Morrow
M; (ii-o Cullen. S. Warden ,1 Owen
" nil, d Warden; Tims V'eillnrd. Treasur
er M II Brooks. Se wetnry. The I.o.l .P
is reported in n flourishing condition
At a meeting ol the ( atholic Beneficial
Society ol this city, held at tin- Catl.olic
Chnpt I. Holiday .June-1, 1ST i the 1 I owing
. tTi er* wr'e re-elected for the next eusu
ing lerin I T IVn-Jergast. l'resideiu, Wm
Koiihv. Vice President; .1 W Verlander
Ifecoriliug Secretary; Bernard Smith Fi
uanrial and Corresponding Secrrtrirr M
Conley. Treasurer M Pendergi.i .l„njtor
With such officer* this aoeietv will con
tinue to prosper Every Catholic the
county •hon'd become a inenilo-r and thus
make provision -or themselves g,„|
ohirdren. in ea.s of w'ckness or c|r*-|,
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Mur h.rlih .II I p.o.poilty nlway. ^.1,1
pathir.y of III, happy oooplo
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• JNO. HOOK RUSSEL M. KltoKJXL SI1LIJ5R. j
g RUSSEL & MILLER, C
^Wholesale & Retail Grocers-;
anti Dealers in all kind* of jjj
- QDEENSWARE, WOODEN WARE, -
TORACCOS. CIGARS, I'n.NKECTIONKItV, Ac p
0 ea.AU Goods delivered free of charge.*** 53
fi^Third Avenue bet. 9th ani 10th Its., Ili.vriMnos, tv. t',.7
J. W. VERLANDER,
Wholesale anti Kt tail Dealer in
CHOICE GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS and TOBACCO.
; Coun/n/ Produce token in Exchange for (roods.
Goods delivered in any part of the City free of charge.
Second Avenue between Seventh amt ICtyhth etreete,
1 "-v (Opposite Paaaenger Depot,) HUNTINGTON. W, VA.
T. S. GARLAND & CO.
l>EALKltS in
C*oi>ds and GroeerieN9
UK A It I-.1/1 in: CLOTIIIXO,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c.
O X T II I U I) A V K X U E,
J\e.et Poor to II id! A- Pu// in//ton's Store,
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA.
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.- prr.lc.ve.nra .,i„c enjoved .bo c^fidclc ?
, ' »>"" I<aj.;n ever since (lie commencement ol business lure, we nr.. „,a
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" 1 ,llr f,,|le" iia> ('oiimanies:
HOME, of Columbus, Ohio;
! RANKLIN. of Wheeling;
FIRE AND MARINE, of Wheelin'*:
ETNA, of Wheeling;
STATE, of Parkersburg.
.n „ CONTINENTAL, of Now York
Uieso Companies represent a capital of over 3 >,000.000.
DOWNED & TITUS. Over the l’ost Office.
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BUCKEYE ENGINE CO.,
.Mniiiifiictnrt-ra of
S't 2A5I ENGINES
tor itll purposes, Irom :M to UHl liorv? |h»« t*r;
Direct Action Circular Sate Mitts,
HALL’S SELF-ACTING SHINGLE IAACHINE3,
4>l» ’lU IIIMItl (DAiaui.n
Sen I for general circular giv ng prices. Address
Salem, Uoltinihiitiin county. Ohio,
WANTED:
Kvcrvlcxly to know that the best place to bnv
FURNITURE,
is at
H. E. BON STEEL’S.
Bureaus, ICe<lste;tils,Tables
<•11 M l: Itl SKs. \\ tlcmtORKH, H IT itK bfi,
f'hah’H of all !:imlx.
M. ITT/:i:ss/:s ru.i.nw s.
*£iieen City Spring Bed
PERFECTION MATTRESS
for The
Celebrated Sstey Cottage Organs.
Ihr<,emh«r th« pints*,
3d Avenue above 11th Street,
HlKTINOTuX, \T. Va