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“By Ia4astry we Thrive.,!
The ilboVe is the motto of the
- WELL KN0wn CLOTHING house of
SAM GIDEON,
Third Avenue, two doors beiow the BreslL House
"H° |s <'< INSTANTLY ItKtElVJXU
The Largest and best selected stock oi
DEADY MADE CLOTHING
K, m "JtOVOJ/T TO THIS CITY.
mm v"Mm
..U and his prices He 'V11 U“ l,|t‘a80‘l "«tli his
A|J:' • *
J. R. & R. SHORE,
>1 AM KACn itl'.KS ok
Flooring, ttresswl Earn, he,-.
SlItJAYf, BRACKETS, <fr., ,jc.
Turning, Scroll Sawing and Planing
to oicni'u. •
Liinibn oj all kinds kept ronsUnilhj on Jinnd.
4th avenue hot JUli & 10th sis..
01 ' " ' HUNTJNOTON, \\\ V.\.
huntin gtok
Office of the Central Land Company
or ii kst nnc.ixiA.
The C’ity of Huntington,
o\ the onto KIVEK.
T"'''"" ;h- "’"'h « *»>• 0M« river. i,„,.JIM,,.
, i , v Z 't "■■•■•ly r..»r ...ii.e .... ,i.. Obi... M.:,
Tin. „r r v „ 1 r"' ..Ml,lie .....I I.u-mew ... r.
11!eInV:ire"n> " * '«*- I" 1-'- -• - V..»,
1 ft'.,'.' "Mir u.,,b, ..|,i„ river, being below ihe Guyun
/ . ** other <ho*|* nhove, which prevent the pamuige of hunt* «.f |Mrir.
, . 1 . . ■ .lir.-.-i mi.I un»it,rrii|..vil e.,.in.rii..n with eighteen ih..n
ian.l .nil,-y .it wnler navigation. “
'J.i lr i* »n the line of ami near the IV -rrrn frrmi.m' <ij th* f/. , n„.l OJtilt Itnifrnn,!
. "inj.lete.l, wl.leb a. u fir. at Kaa. ami Wen Trunk l.inr. In j,. ,hliri
“• Kva.lee, and the a,Wantage, ol er..n..iaieal <>|>era<lntu throughout the
v .. in.... nan.l .... unu.en.e through ami way I raff,.- and .ravel l.elweeo the Western
Mate* and the AM.iutie teahoard.
rha rare are now running ,.n rl.if r..a.| from the -ity ot llnnlington, raat, via I'harle-lon,
Kanawha rail* and \\ lute Milphur >pnng*. to Rtehtnond. in Virginia.
Ity it railroad hridg.* to be built at this point, emme,-:ion* will |.« m.td* of t).r Cii* nf
"u .nth en. .0-0/* r ,!r„ ,1..,1, ,h. lI'ofnJ AWfA.r,.f, nnd here will hr e.*rahli»hed th«
prim ip . uiiKMino*, inatnifneturing. and repair‘hop* of the c. mpany. «outran* for whirl, have
.Ur, ;, ly lo rn awarded and work on thrin romn,Imporiant railroad ronneefions with the
Sottawr.-T Will a I * o he made at ihi* point: and within a wry few year* it will he the ferniimi*
ut -i\or-even important rmlroad*. eonneeting with the ( he.apmke and ohm Railroad and
each other.
... .1* •» nt'inufnrturutff rentrf, theity or IIunimgtnn ha* advantage* which are unequalied a:
ai. v other point in the valley of the Ohio. It i» in th. immediate vicinity ..f the . xt.-n.ive ir..».
h. d-. l Southern Ohio and Writ Virginia, and th.- pniing ..I the Chesapeake an.l Ohio Hail
r..*.| will give...-v and .-heap acre** to the inexhauitihle cal field* ..f the Hreaf Kuuawha an.l
if- tributaries, wtii.-h nr. known to he superior t. ,ll oilier* in the I'nited Stater for the variety,
the superior quality. and the abundant quantity of the cal* which they contain. It i. here!
f'o. .hat tin peculiar Splint too/, whi.-h prove* to he n valuable substitute for charcoal in pro
• In in ' he best <|iinlifie* of pig-iron, is found in quantities and under -ireutnstance* Hint render
it available. Here. also. Hmhrr abound- in great variety and of easy nee.-s-ihility.
4. I- o o.MwroMi/ os/o. the City ..f Huntington v ill occupy nn important position on thr
«ii;> . • Tiff' k 1st> v or Haimvay, which the Chesapeake and Ohio Knilr..ad. and it* . nn. iion
will form h. tweei. tlic deep water- of the Ch.-sap. vkc Hay and th- great river* of the We«l. at
t'.r In >.</ rr,,$Ur iurritfafinm. and it will therefore Ian me a natural and convenient point for
the inf. r»-h in ge. on an cxten*iv.- -rale, of lie great staple* of th. M'»-*t and Southwest, and the
products of th. great manufacturing State*of the Hast and of Kuropc.
I-«i of no more inviting locality ean hr f.-und than the City of Huntington.
In addition to the natural beauty for which the sit.- i- remarkable, and if• genial, healthful
dmiat. the proprietor* have, at great r«»*t, laid out the rify upon a plan intended f•• secure f..|
a I rrge. inriurtrinu*. and thriving population every possible advantage of Convenience, comfort,
and nrarngeiii. ut for tbe gratification of refined and cultivated tw»tc. With these objects in
vi.-w. th- A rune* and Mrc. is have all lu-eti made of *ufiiei«-nf width f». alb-w rb* cultiv atioD vf
• run• icntal free*, and leave t.hundant room for roadway and -id. walk*.
L.i--h lot intended for n i.-.-d. i:>-« i* large enough f.» «ll*»w *p»,, for the cultivation of n gar
I. n. fruit tree* and *bruhherv. On the Avenue*, where it la »upp'...| |..rf will |e ■elded for
the l etter el;.** of r. »■ len.-cs, lot* will only he *..|d *ul.je.-l to •-.•nditi»»n» wln.h will for. vcr prr
v. -nt nubnner- in the vicinity.
A *y*f*in of grade* for nil the Avenue* and Street- has been c*tahli*tjel upon a plan which
e *n b. rn«ily and eeonomimMr adopted, and wlii.-hi* ndnptcd h*r pcrf»-e» drab .ge and *ewrragr
In thee, n'ral part »>f the ■ itv. the Stste Yormal School Mnr«hall Ctillegr, ha* eslen*iv*
mi l ng* and ground*, where r«-*id.-ni* will have an opportunity for the duration of their
children xnd wards, in the higher branches of burning at moderate * *»*tf In an lu*titufioa ol
w. -ll e*tnh|i*hcd reputation.
The price* >•( lot* ..0%'Ji'o f#.«• f vary from to £l..*»&<) each, according to l« e.-ifi«»n. The**
ire pre*ent price*, hut are not binding beyond thi* date.
Tne term* ol payment air ten |H*r cent. i»n day *»f pnrel i.se. and the balance Within thirtv
lav*. <.n delivery «.f a deed; or. if purchaser* |wef<*r, they ma> pat thirty per cent, within thirtv
Ivy* fro a date »«t purchase, when i» contract fora d«c.| wdl l». gtveo. and one half of the re
maming *i»ty per cent. in one year from date .f porch**.-. with interest at *ix per ..nf per an
mini on tit* deferred payment-, and the remaining thirty per > .m, in two years from date of | ur
li.t*e, with interest at six | r c*nf. t»er anniiu. if the pure base is tun |e on the*.- tern.* •••
credit. « deed will l.e giv-.-n when th*- I'nal payment i* made in - r ianee w.tl. the term* stated.
Knch purchaser f* re.|iiired lohiHld on the |..t pur ha*»*d within one year fv«*ni the date -if pu -
eh and in certain «p«*< ified part* of th* «dty to otwei *hi restrict!. n* again*! tm«- m- •
t. '-..nform t<* *pee.fi«4 regulations regarding the sire and b<e .tl-.n of he bitildii-g* f. b« *.*e
llv intention of these restriction* and regulation* i- t. ge • I agaio-t ito-ont •n • i.«-rier r
• tit * an* • .-vf • rh-ne I >n nltio -t all «»f the wider • t •
Thi property ..f th. C..mp«ny embrace* many v.. v * ' . c site* for V nn* rJ-*. I! * * 1 * i
Mill*, M --bine Sh p*. Saw mill* and manufa>*rni<-* vsV • * v •«* .. •>| t n of Irnt ind V • !
There •• no ••tt-er place • n the Ohio fleer pr#*eftf>ng -«• minv »«h .-ullage* f..r the .-r n. inter**
end • tie-.--*f ii pri.sneuf |on. «*n the tii*-*t extensive « • !<-, J nn* a* then l.rnii' he* «;f •
a- th*. t .IV or Huntington The mu dial exists in u I I upply -r» th* line at th. fhr* »
p-.«V.< a t Oh.<■ failroad, and it* * in* I vte vieinitv «-in wbenre it e;> . be t r»n«p*.rteH ».
Iftintiiigi • i| .it a ««rv ti|..d<-ta>« .» i
Individ, ,. „r rw] an • - pc. | • ng to engage bi M « hraneh*»r »>f hi|*iness are pa*
4ici*l.iil" b.vitc 1 to . x a tat nr the |- wpnrty. and thr *•!» • j * efi- * in the*c re*pee;-»,
l.ibe*-,t x-ruffiement*-vn now I** otadv fur aeeqrlng pi-*'* *• ■•*! sad.bic f• *r the parj-ns*
The t'h' |i'-,kc and «fhi** Hnilr-.ad b.-ing now open. : . u be* » inra, *nredy find plr;»*ap
r*»nte v i > iVa*hinffton and 4b»rdon» Hie to Huntington, fo |"> « fretn the Ka-fern and hi d •
K*t»‘‘*er info -nation will he glr.u if application h u»a* •• "" vwr*or.or by letter, to e|tf>or oi
4 hr undersi t.
H H flfinOV*. ,enc| I Ntiufiiliilftidi iW.
.lorn ii oi.n. urM
fll-VTf *. VfgPT Vigr.f- ■*
JAMB* ni.-WY, Tm^Mirgr
55 W ilia AM St i Yr»hK »
Cincinnati & Wheeling Packet,
alhstidies,
CIlAS MI HI.KMAX M«,irr
Ki.w: Mi HUUt.s, Cleric
u|». irritN at Huntington at « o'clock
»*• *». nan Satuniav.
••atyrs yi--“ *. •
< hience »n*ehnl«le. -The ,».p«|.r
p,i*u •- *w.
Richmond, York Rjv t & Chesapeake
Railroad Line.
The magnificent iron #teaiu«-r "Sm *' Cni-t
A. C. N|,ALK. Mill lea\© i»,cr l« Light afreet
*Uarl foot of Harrr «treei. on Monday* Wed
under, and Friday., .1 i p. „
'he l.anding, ..a the y.„k It ir.r end ,r, i, ,„g
* M'ehmw'd ».l" m. lae following morning
la-.eager Tram- leaving Kiehmnnd f,?r
Bwllim.ire and .11 P..iut. X.,rih. , „ Tue-dav
Thur.dey. .n I Snturdar. hi 2 I, ni arriving
»t B.iginur. the following morning. *
Thi. route from Baltimore offer. lu thr i.uhlic
• a uointerupted uighf, rrrt on thr It.v. .„d
,h'V'k *>'« •« I'eylight
thr p..»rngrr, » 'beautiful view of the Ur. gin 6
pot wenery on \.„k Hirer. .,,,1 .||„wi„g time
0 partake of Hr, Ikfw.t ,,n thr .learner botorc
•rnvit g 111 IVr.l Point.
Pa«..gr f,.„, llwltiuinre to Richmond *1.00
• Itrr thirty d.y. tirkrt. will I.. ,,, |U|tiJ
tnorr over thi. linr nl thr ..nrr Priorv ,,t anv
other line.
freight reerivedil.ily, rwrrftillr handled anil
forwarded with di.peteh.
All i-litint. for l.i,t and damaged freight wilt
be Pr",i,pll? ", Through
tile oi I.a.hug Mini rate# guaranteed to all
|M>in«K Mouth ». low a« by any ..tl »r line For
further iiitoruiNtiuii apply to K. Fi’Ptmc. lJen’1
superintendent, 144 Light «trcct Hnltimore.
, , K1»\V. F. FdLtiRK,
' T"h'lA Freight Ag*l, ltioliinnnd. V»
X. II IIiiri'Hlit-r. Travelling Agrnl.
//. uj'fmilrl* rv l 'N - Or I'f //or./, /oi/l. .
R« R« Ra
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reallng this advertisement need any on*
SI FTER WITH PAIN.
RAHWAY’S KEAHY RELIEF Id A CURB piR
EVERY PAIN.
It was the first and la
Tlio Only Pain liomody
•t' T>? ,h* '*‘*rnelatlng palna, alia vs
I one? m n'iV w’ fUr- * «“¥••“«»»• whether of the
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINCTES
pH?«yT.?rB;d'*Vnor&'ri??p%
Neuralgic. «.r prostrated w ilh disease may suffer.
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
, .NFLAMMTASMAr,^?B,NMTB/,,t
INFLAMMATION iujf THr’hoWKL**F ™F
FORE THROAT. DIFFHH'LT *FRBATHINOT’,B
HYSTERIC*. CROC I*. l;fiVi!UVi'S °K T"F "FART
HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE ‘ ATARR"' M FI.LENZA
COLD CHILL*. AGUE r„N,E!^AUi'A’ W«ea*TI*«.
T'l* »l;l'«c»ll..n ..I II,.. K.-I.rtV Hi llrf to IhP pArt OP
»nd*CtT’lfort.*’1* 1 “ " ”r •’""'“■'F «»l*l* will nlT.irxl .w
Twpoip drop. In half n lomblir of wal or will In a few
»JOIJH'I HH SI. K HBAD'ioHE^DUKRHOKi" DYH
StlSfiimtSfk,,?*0 •» T,IK
Traveler, should alma carry a bottle of Hm<1.
W»>' • ICni.ly Relief With them A lew dr.,,.
"•ter «lll present sickii. « .r , front . hamra of
water It Is better than French Hraialy nr Hitters a* a
stimulant
TEVER AND AGUE.
rTYV.n AVD AOI P. cured for fifty rent. There I- not
a remedial ow. nt m thi* world thnt will core V, xrr and
Akim , and nil nth. r Malarious. Hllou. 8«-«rlet Tyidmid
\elh.w and other Fever- aided bv KADWAY'K ITLtd*|
T^rboMle** KAI,WAY*8 BKADY ftKLItF. Nifty cent*
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
STRONG AND FI RE III,'ll BLOOD-INCRE »SF OF
DR. RADWAY’S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent
THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HA* MALE THE MOST ASTONISHING OFREn- no
gl I. K So HA II I, AHF THE . IIANGEH Til I
HOIO I NDKK..OK*. I NI.KR THE INFLi’RN, P
THAT™1" TKI LV •"M.EKFI’I, MEDICISk!
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
Frere drop of the &AR3 Al'ARfl.I.T A V RFSOLVT.MT
eninniunlratea through thr Blood. h**e*t, I rinr an<1
oilier Fluid* and Juice* of ihe**«? -rn Ihr vlit-.r ot life for
It repair* thr ***•••* of the body wi'h nnr and round
mater1 Berntiiia. (tyfdillla, • <>n«un j>t 1..11. (..afidiilar
dl •»•**». • lore In ilia throat. Mouth. Tumor*
thr tiland* and other par'* of the r* .tern b<>n Frfm
f»trumor->u« dt«* hau..* irmn »':r F r*. mid H r w-r»t
forma of i*kln d»**u***. F'-rupflnn*. i .,r n-.r.- ►,-1,1
llrad. Rltu Worm. r*jl| Ith. 11 m F rv- • .t.. a- i.. | ,
Hfmt*. W ../tit* In Itie F’leat | n.or . • »nr. -
and all w> akt nunc and | r.n 11I «li-. I.atrf. • h, |-t he ».
f hi-enn and all »•*»:•* .r u„ 1.... j fcf,.
within ft.e mratlte ranae of ft * wut.d.-r rt M.rfrrrt |
t'heiuHtr., i» d a lew da •’h-e * I pr .* - In un, 1 •• - -on I
u«in* tt for either of th« *• lurnu of d.M UM. ita notriil '
power to cure them
If thr I a!lent, daily heminln** reduced he the w**'r*
1 and deeoUiprwlMnn that i* r..ntinun..y j r-./ « ».„*
r< .-da In arrratlne th.«e wa«fea. aid niaio t|(r Mn»
I with new rna'.rlal mndr from t..Mlth< M— 1 and Hn*
, the MIMAl’AKII.MA'I will nnd •>.** .. rti . ««»»»'
la certain. |..r a lien once If.** remedy « .uriftirii'** If*
work of purification and *•'••■•■»• it, dito.t ,.|,,t,* ihr
!*•*• »*• rep""-* Will »- iar. d and tarry day
the patient will fr. 1 hiioaelf rr .*nii (.. ».rr -,..d r 1.,>nrrr
(he food dlffeattna better, appetite lu.;r.*.r>*, and tiedi
and wekrht inrrraon*
Nfd #niy doe* the Ftnaaraairx?** Rr«Ait»*e e*~el
all known rent*dial ni* In ih- enrr «.f < hr -to *. r
fiih.ua. t or>«tltuth oal, and l*kln d . a*. • . hot r 1, 1^
only ponun t .ra |vr
Kitlfirjf <f /WfAWnr Cow pin inf*f
Vrtnary and Wotnli dlw**** Ora* el fi :» r*« r>rnp»e '
htnppafe o» Water, Incut 11,rm* of t*ri . tir • • |w.'
»a*e. Aihumituina, and in an nwt w Jt« . . r* are
I rirk-du*! dep«wl|«, or the water 1* thick cloud, milt 1
wun *ul*tan< »•* like the w »n C of ait . w, , , t» «. *4. like
white 4lt, nr Ih* re la a m rt.td dark I. • a,-. «r
■ • nr*, and white Iwnr dim d#p««*ll*. and w».« . i:m re f*
* * r' .... .n.i
pan. In tlie Small of Ihr M*. a and J t,* iltc \+
Tumor of l‘t Yearn' O’north
Ciire'l by Iltulteay > 1{» notnnt.
R. RADVYAY'S
PerTi-jt PinatireStSoislafiap Pill*,
• •• rtir.ff, ciei-.w and h»*< ... .c . ki>|
•• *e • 1 It.. -w . 1 ai 4 * r- r*.»i» -mti ae’, 1
la * * ct*, K .'t,e* • ItiaUder |K. » aar* I -ad ’
r * i *• .nr. ft ,rf.. ..pepwn
l>« W • f .# Trr „ , f . „ a 4ute!
• - I- f ! r |. r, . | VI. r J
’ • *r' a | .It* rtf f’t -r.i iMk
.
n
”' '4 • 1 .tf .I nne 'eftwr
•4 1 f CO Ho J kirun Hi New
* * * . w t» III I*t'i Wi t be rent yuo. 1
AtVSi“’
, - 0.1
> , • .r 4 1. i'. >}*rir.«»r 1
HARPER & WEBB,
, " H«»USALK am» nktail UKAI RMI in
ttroceries and Provisions,
Burdick's Block. 3d Avenue fttwetn '.Uh uml 10M yfrr.t*,
IU’NTINUTOX, WEST VA.
Wo projKixe to do a regular l{„UiiI buaineaa in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
M ill as
Tea. Coffee, Sugar, Hams, Queensware, Tobacco
and everything pertaining to our line of btuiuew.
We make a apeciaUr ol. and will, a, all ti„,ea. kee,. on hand a f.,11 .apply of
WESTERN RESERVE BUTTER.
which wc w ill hcII, either wholesale or r«>iuil «t i-.
zzzUi,er ,h"n ~-a u-tiitir ^ z jpz'i l::t*z
___ IIAUPKU & WK»n.
V. WHITE.
V. WHITE & CO’S
Great Dry Goods Attraction
Corner of Third Avenue and Ninth Street,
lir.NTIXfiToX, \VKST VA.
"’« *re now offering the tent nsnorle.l line of
DRESS GOODS
ever Uroiiglit to iIiim nmrket. Our
Sliawl, Fur and Clothing Department
i* complete. Our stock of
UA 7X ('Al% BOOTS AM) SHOES
IN STYLE OK l-lllCL,
Cannot be excelled in Huntington.
" 1 l>AV,S , v r|1 . . ABB STLKX.
I). T. \)W IS & CO.,
WIIUl.Kn.tl.K IIKAl.KIfn |\
GROCERIES,
h'OllEliSX .t.Xjt UOMENTIV
W i ii ea a ii <1 i q u or§ ,
nioK K B HANDS i»K
'VIF^G-IHSri^A TOBACCO,
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS.
AH KVT?* roll
Spencer, McKay & Co's celebrated lie and Porter,
AND SOLE ALEXIS KOK
Dr. Van Friedland’s Celebrated German Army Bitt jrs
i' 1»»'. t ok im rir-rv yf.ihi.
All or.len, from tin- country promptly fi!le.| m |i,we»t ,,ru-e»
I). T. DAVIS \ (’(>.,
Corner of Second hid! i.nwrenre Hreete,
llfojKTon, omo
___ -_4 ■
liinitKIt! liOIBEK!!
I lie undcndL'iicd rcxpeefully informs tin* citizens of
.uni adjoining counties, tflut lie ha- two lari'. Steam Saw Mill
at Ludwig Switch, I’rtlK-ll r.uintv. W. V„ , in Steads operation
has a Ao. I sawyer, and is prepared to furnish
OAK, POPLAR, ASH, YELLOW
PINE, or WALNUT LUMEIJ
sVitaiilk ion
llnilding, far. Furniture, Agricultural and Wn^m Maker
purposes, in lame or small .piantities.
/»/.% t: and rorL.\n. la nr and r i r /ay;/
will he kept constantly on hat, I. I will deliver Lumber’]
Huntington, on the car> at the LOWKHT market rates. A.
. piers sent to me, or Icit with mv agents, will receive pruirt a
attention. ’ 1
LUDWIG SCHMIDT,
P O. Adrtrc*n, Milton, Cabell Co.. W Va i
RUSSET, &c MILLER, Agents.
nr vri v;tom, w, \ 4.
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