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HUNTINGTON
(WEST VIRGINIA)
DIRECTORY,
FOR 1891-2.
EMBRACING A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE RESIDENTS OF HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
- - TOGETHER WITH A - -
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
CITY GUIDE, Etc.
COMPILED BY POTTS & CAMMACK, GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
PUBLISHED BY · HAMILTON PRINTING COMPANY, DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS. HAMILTON, OHIO
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HUNTINGTON
(WEST VIRGINIA )
DIRECTORY,
FOR 1891-2.
EMBRACING A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE RESIDENTS OF HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, - - TOGETHER WITH A-
CITY GUIDE, Etc.
COMPILED BY POTTS & CAMMACK, GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
PUBLISHED BY HAMILTON PRINTING COMPANY, DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS. HAMILTON, OHIO
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HUNTINGTON and KENOVA Land Development Com'y.
This Company, organized for the development of all lands between Hunting- ton and Kenova, is now ready for business. The lands owned by this Company comprise the Best and Most Valuable Lands on the West Virginia side. and offers splendid inducements for investments.
THE PHENOMENAL GROWTH OF HUNTINGTON !
Is the Best Assurance that the Lands owned by this Company are the future scene of
GREAT GROWTH AND IMPROVEMENT
With Five Railroads at its Command, and the Ohio and Big Sandy Rivers,
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES -ARE -
UNSURPASSED!
The Chio River Railroad Shops
andl other enterprises and manufacturing establishments which give employment t. a large force of hands and expenditure of money, that will contribute to make the investment a decided bonanza. not only for the stock holder, but for the individual lot owner.
Only 2,800 Shares of Stock are now for Sale, and will Soon be Taken !
With every Two Shares of Stock a Lot is Given FREE. For full particulars apply to
J. L. CALDWELL, Gen'l Manager,
HUNTINGTON. W. VA.
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Oldest, Largest and Most Reliable COMPANIES REPRESENTED BY
W. OVERBEY, Jr. AGENT,
Fire, Life and Accident INSURANCE
Larne Assets. Prompt Adjustments.
>THE + BEST + IS + ALWAYS + THE + CHEAPEST
A LIBERAL SHARE OF THE PUBLIC PATRONAGE WILL AL- WAYS BE MERITED AND RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
W. OVERBEY, JR.'S
INSURANCE AGENCY, OFFICE, UPSTAIRS, Over Hagan Bros., 10352 3d Ave.
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INDEX.
City of Huntington.
City Officers. vii
Cabell County Officers viii
State Officers
viii
Sixth Senatorial District.
viii --
Fourth Congressional District
Circuit Court
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Board of Education, Public Schools
Board of Trade.
xii
Fire Department
xii
Secret and Benevolent Societies. xiv
Belt Line Street Railway.
Church Directory xvii
Street Directory
Names of Residents in Alphabetical Order
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Classified Business Directory 127
ADVERTISEMENTS :-
Adams, John Q 71
Adams, D. P. & Co ..
Boxley & Frampton. xi
Baptist Banner
" Bay Line" Steamers Inside back cover
Brown, Leon G ...... Twenty-five bottom marginal lines Bull, W. H. & Son. 75
Butler & Keys. 13
Carder, Dr. A. S
15
Carrollton Hotel
xiii
Commercial Bank
20
Crider Levi ix
167
Emmons & Marr 29
Ensign Manufacturing Co 31
Evers, Paul. Twelve side marginal lines
Fenner, William 70)
First National Bank
Fitzgerald Patent Prepared Plaster Co.
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Daniels, A. C
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JOS GALLICK, BOOKSELLER
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Periodicals,
Fancy Goods, Albums and Holiday Goods,
Gold Pens, . Blank Books, School Supplies.
NO. 921 THIRD AVENUE,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
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ADVERTISEMENTS .- Continued.
Florentine Hotel 37 Fuller, F. D. 38
Foster, B. W. 41 Gallick Joseph Inside front cover
Garland & Valentine. TS
Hambleton, M. N
Seventy-five side marginal lines
Haneke, C. & Sons. IS
51
Hill. Dandridge
53
Hoff. Frank
Twenty-five top marginal lines
Hogy. (. L
128
Hoiswade, W. H H. Inset between pages 54 and 55
Huntington Bed Lounge Co.
56
Hun gton & Kenova Land Development Co .... Col'd pp
Huntington Transfer Co
99
Ingram & O'Neil Four right-hand marginal lines James. William ( 59
Jack. R. A. & CO 60
Jarvis & Bro. 61
Kelle, W
Twenty side marginal lines
Kelley, H. II.
Twenty-five bottom marginal lines
Kennett at Marcum
65
Kent. I. T., Cinemnati. vi
Kneff, Mrs. K. A.
Kyle & Wallace 69
Leete, L. W 72
Metallen & Thuma. Twenty-five bot'm marginal lines
McCready, J. W
126
Marenm & Peyton
81
Marshall College ..
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Martin, Nickeson & Co.
92
Matthews & Humphreys
Medford, Thomas ... Twenty-five bottom marginal lines Millender & Bierman.Seventy-five top marginal lines Mussman, Daniel A .. S.S Northcott & Buffington
Overbey. W. Jr ii
Perkins, M. C. & Co 96
Potts. J. N V
Potts & Cammack
.. Col'd pp, also outside front cover
Price, T. M
99
l'athuff & Terrell. 101
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Henson. P
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ADVERTISEMENTS .- Continued.
Ratliff, G. F 102
Rief, John 103
Sayre, John S 108
Seventh Avenue Hotel 109
Shore, Elizabeth 111
Spence, L. G .Twenty bottom marginal lines
Stewart, James B 117
Stout & King. Outside back cover
Turley Brothers
123
Volkenrath, A. 125
Waldron's Cafe Twenty-five top marginal lines
J. N. POTTS,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Has Notarial Seal.
324 NINTH STREET,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
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rarior.
No. 325 Ninth St.
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ESTABLISHED INI.
EI. T. KENT,
O OPTICXXXX
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY ,
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES.
WE ISSUE NO CATALOGUES OR PRICE LISTS, BUT WILL SEND GOODS FOR SELECTION TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
58 W. Fifth St., Fountain Square,
CINCINNATI, O.
LEON G. BROWN, Doors. Sash, and all kinds of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. PLATE GLASS A SPECIALTY. 821 Third Ave.
M. IN. Hambleton, Mfr. of Marble & Granite Monuments, 215 9th St.
In the City. Walk in.
BEN NINTH M.
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Huntington City Guide.
THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON.
The city of Huntington has fully 11,000 inhabitants. The Ensign Car Works are located here and employ in the neighborhood 1,100 men. The success of these works has been great, and is largely due to the advantages of a location that gives the company cheap fuel, cheap iron and cheap lumber.
The C. & O. R. R's principal shops are located here. employing at least 500 men. The leading religious denominations are represented here, and have good church buildings, and able and zealous men for pastors. Full directory for each church will be found in this book. The Hebrews have secured a splendid corner lot and will erect a mag- nificant temple on it. Huntington's Public Schools are of the very best, having four large buildings which cost about $70,000. In addi- tion to the public schools, Marshall College, the largest normal school in the State, is centrally located here. It is the county seat of Cabell, and splendid public buildings will be erected on the south side of Fifth avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets. As a place for business or investment, Huntington has no superior in the State.
CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR-HAMILTON DICKEY. CLERK-GEORGE H. MYERS. CHIEF OF POLICE-WILLIAM STALEY. TREASURER-T. S. SCANLON. COLLECTOR-F. D. BOYER. STREET COMMISSIONER-J. S. STEWART. ASSESSOR-J. C. SWAIN.
COUNCILMEN. FIRST WARD). C. A. Boxley, J. L. McLellon, S. V. Mathews. SECOND WARD. Eli Ensign, D. B. Smith, H. B Vanghn. THIRD WARD. Charles Harrison, I. F. Stewart, Harry W. Jenkins. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
A. J. Beardsley, T. J. Bryan, B. H. Thankston, R. Enslow, H. C. Simins. Samuel Gideon, President.
LEON G. BROWN win William' PAINTS !
The Best in the World.
Remember the Place. NO. S21 THIRD AVENUE.
M. N. Hambleton, Mfr. of Marble & Granite Monuments, 215 9th St.
THANH AUCE, LEADING VY AUCHLINKET & JEWELER, Finest Stock in the city. 923 Third Ave.
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CABELL COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of Circuit Court. - B. C. Wilson, Term began January 1, 1891 ; expires December 31, 1896. (Democrat).
Clerk of County Court .- F. F. McCullongh, Term began January 1, 1891; expires December 31, 1896. (Democrat).
Prosecuting Attorney .- R. L. Blackwood. Elected to fill vacancy ; term began 1890; expires December 31, 1892. (Democrat).
Surveyor of Lands .- J. L. Thornburg. Term began January 1, 1889; expires December 31, 1892. (Democrat).
Sheriff .- E. Kyle. Term began January 1, 1889; expires December 31, 1892. (Democrat).
County Commissioners .- T. A. Bias; term began Jannary 1, 1889 ; ex- . pires December 31, 1894. (Democrat). B. H. Thackston; term began January 1, 1891; expires December 31, 1896. (Democrat). (jeo. W. Grobe; term began January 1, 1887; expires December 31, 1892. (Democrat).
Assessor First District .- S. D. Hayslip. Term began January 1, 1889 ; expires Decmber 31, 1892. (Democrat).
Assessor Second District .- Virgil Yates. Term began January 1, 1889; expires December 31, 1892. (Democrat).
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor .- Hon. A. B. Fleming, Marion County. Salary $2700 per annum. (Democrat ).
Secretary of State .- Hon. Win. A. Oxley, Marion County. Salary $1000 per annum and fees. (Democrat). Superintendant of Free Schools .- B. S. Morgan, Monongalia County. Salary $1500. per annum. (Democrat).
Treasurer .-- W. T. Thompson, Cabell County ; salary $1400 per annum. ( Democrat ).
And.tor .-- P. F. Duffy, Webster County. Salary $2000 per annum. ( Democrat ).
Attorney Generel .-- Alfred Caldwell, Ohio County. Salary $1300 per annum. ( Democrat).
Jndees of Supreme Courts of Appeals .-- Hon, D. B. Lucas, Jefferson County ; salary $2200 per annum. (Democrat), Hon. J. W .. Eng- lish, Mason County; salary $2200 per annum. (Democrat), Hon. Henry Brannon, Lewis County ; salary $2200 per annum. (Demo- crat), Hon. Homer A. Holt, Greenbrier County ; salary $2200 per annum. (Democrat).
Adjutant General and Librarian .-- B. H. Oxley, Lincoln County. Sal- ary $1100 per annum. (Democrat).
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Counties of Cabell, Wayne and Putnam. Hon. Jas. H. Marcum, ( Democrat) of Cabell County, Senator. Term began January 7, 1891, and expires on the first Wednesday in January, 1895. Post office address. Huntington, W. Va.
Hon. B. J. Pritchard (Democrat), Wayne County, Senator. Post office address. Wayne C. H., W. Va.
LEON G. BROWN, Doors, Sach, and all kinds of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, PLATE GLASS A SPECIALTY. 821 Third Ave.
M. N. Hambleton, Mfr. of Marble & Granite Monuments, 215 9th St.
VY JEUDIJULY D has the Finest Display of
In the City. Walk in.
Cakes and Confections 328 NIN i St.
HUNTINGTON DIRECTORY. ix
BOOKS.
BOOKS.
LEVI CRIDER,
BOOKSELLER . ...
AND
ESTATIONER,
Periodicals, Magazines and Daily Papers, ALBUMS, BIBLES, GOLD PENS, ETC.,
School Books, Blank Books, TABLETS, INKS AND SLATES.
VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS > AND HARMONICAS.
SPORTING GOODS, FISHING TACKLE, HAMMOCKS, CROQUETS And Base Ball Supplies.
LEVI CRIDER,
1011 Third Av., Huntington, W. Va.
LEON G. BROWN Sherwin & Williams' PAINTS! The Best in the World.
Remember the Place, No. 821 THIRD AVENUE.
WALDRON Keeps an Elegant Lunch Room, Cafe, And Ice Cream Parlor. No. 328 Ninth St.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Counties of Pleasant, Wood, Richie, Wirt, Calbonn, Roane, Jack- son, Mason, Wayne, Cabell. Putnam and Lincoln. Hon. James Cope- heart (Democrat), of Mason County. Representative. Term began March 4, 1891, and expires March 4, 1893. Post office address, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
CIRCUIT COURT
Time of Holding Circuit Court in each County of the Eight Judicial Circuit.
HON THOMAS H. HARVEY. JUDGE, Huntington, W. Va.
For the County of Cabell, the first Mondays in March, August and December.
For the County of Wayne, the first Mondays in February, June and September.
For the County of Lincoln, the third Mondays in February, June and September.
For the County of Logan, the first Mondays in April, July and October.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
President. Samnel Gideon (R.) ; term expires 1892.
Secretary, James K. Oney ( D. ) ; elected yearly. W. O. Wyatt (D .; ; term expires 1892.
R. Enslow (R.) ; term expires 1893.
H. M. Adams (R.) ; term expires 1891.
B. H. Thackston (D.) ; term expires IS91.
HUNTINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The schools of Huntington, keeping pace with the growth of the city, have made marked progress, and now rank with the best in the state. The city's bniblings are constantly inadequate.
The oldest building, comprising eight rooms, is located on Fourth avenue near Seventh street. Another of four rooms is on the corner of Third avenne and Twenty-second street. In 1888 was completed a ten room building at the junction of Fifth avenne and Thirteenth street, which is modern and first class in all its appointments, being fitted with the best of desks, heated and ventilated by the Smead sys- tem, and provided with the Smead dry closets.
Another building of eight rooms will be completed by September, 1891, at the corner of Sixth avenne and Twentieth street; and at the saine time one of four rooms for the negro scholars will be built on Sixteenth street, both to be first class in every respect.
The teaching force now consists of a superintendent, teacher of vocal music and thirty-two teachers, and the enrollment of pupils. is 1612.
The course of study in our schools is fully up to the best, and is administered by an earnest and efficient corps of teachers.
The course inchides nine years of eight months each, and a high
LEON G. BROWN, Doors, Sash, and all kinds of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
"E GLASS A SPECIALTY. 821 Third Ave.
FRANK HOFF, OTR LEADING
Finest Stock in the city.
Watchmaker & Jeweler. 923 Third Ave.
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BOXLEY FRAMPTONAD
BOXLEY : & FRAMPTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS
Cor. 3d Ave. and 8th St.
HUNTINGTON: W. VA.
COUNTRY PRODUCE A SPECIALTY.
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LEON G. BROWN. Doors, Sach, Lime. Best Grades of Cement, Sherwin & Withame' and Star Parate, and all hints of Boulders Supplies. 821 Third Avonuo.
FR/ X HOFF, OUR LEADING Watchmaker & Jeweler, 923 Third Ave.
Finest Stock in the city.
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school course of three years, which will this year be lengthened to four years.
Aside from the regular branches of study, pupils are daily in- structed in vocal music, drawing and physical culture. The high school course includes careful instruction in literature, current topics and elocution, with a special practical course of two years in book keeping. A special feature in the schools from the sixth grade up- ward is the daily instruction in composition under a special teacher. and excellent results are apparent.
A monthly magazine, "The School Mirror," is published by the superintendent, which is doing a good work in harmonizing patrons and teachers, giving to the people a clear understanding of the meth- ods of the schools, and furnistring an incentive to pupils to do good composition work.
The system of examinations is snch as to avoid stagnancy of intel- lect on the part of the teachers, in that instead of re-examining each year. those holding first grade certificates are examined on two or three additional studies each year, and credits for these added to their certificates.
Our citizens are justly as proud of their schools as of any other feature of our thriving young city.
BOARD OF TRADE.
J. K. Oney, President. Frank A. Nash, Samuel Gideon. Vice- Presidents. M C. Dimmock, Secretary. W. H. H. Holswade, Trea- surer.
The meetings of the Board of Trade will be held at the City Hall, on the first Tuesday night of each month, and members and citizens are urged to attend and participate in the meetings.
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
In all the different divisions of the department there are 95 able bodied firemen. The stations are located as follows:
Boone Engine House, No. 2, Central Station, 4th avenue, between 8th and 9th streets.
Vietor Hose Co. corner 8th avenue and 19th street.
Canda Hose Co. 4th avenue and 23d street.
Ensign Hose Co. No. 4, corner Ist avenue and 24th street.
Hook and Ladder Co No. 1, at Central Station.
There are nive fire alarm signal boxes, located as follows :
Box No. 16, 3d avenne, West Huntington.
!2. corner 3d avenne and 9th street.
34, corner 3d avenue and 12th street.
271, corner 3d avenne and 19th street.
. . 62, corner Ist avenne and 230 street ( Eusign office).
.. 44, Chesapeake & Ohio shops.
25. corner Sth avenue and 20th street.
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53. corner 6th avenne and 10th street.
.. 5, Boone Engine House, Central Station.
Signal for "fire out" is two taps on the tower bell and on all the gongs. J. W. Boone, Chief Fire Department, and Superintendant Fire Alarm Telegraph. Jacob Elegar, Assistant Chief.
LEON G. BROWN, Doors, Sash, Lime, Best Grades of Cement, Sherwin .& Williams' and Star Paiots, and all kinds of Builders' Supplies. 821 Third Avenue.
WALDRON'S Show Window on 9th St. has the Finest Display of In the City. Walk in.
Cakes and C fections 328 NIN. .. St.
HUNTINGTON DIRECTORY. xiii
R. A. GOODWIN.
W. W. POINDEXTER.
CARROLLTON
HOTEL.
Opposite C. & 0. Passenger Depot,
NINTH STREET,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
LEON G. BROWN Sherwin & Williams' PAINTS! The Best in the World. Remember the Place, No. S21 THIRD AVENUE.
WALDRON Keeps an Elegant Lunch Room, Cafe, And Ice Cream Parlor. No. 328 Ninth St.
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HUNTINGTON BELT LINE STREET RAILWAY.
C. L. Hafner, Sr., President : F. L. Doolittle, Secretary and Treasurer. Directors :- R. A. Goodwin, C. L. Hainer, Sr., F. L. Doolittle. F. F. MeCnllongh, Ruins Switzer. Office and sheds, e s 10th st nr 7th av
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Huntington Lodge, No. 53, F. & A. M. Meefs in Masonic Hall, corner 10th street and 3d avenne, on the first and second Fridays of each month. John Olsen, W. M. Zenas Martin, Secretary.
Huntington Chapter, No. 22, R. A. M. Meets in Masonic Hall every second Friday. John Olsen, II. P. Zenis Martin, Secretary.
Huntington Commandery, No. 9, K. T. Meets in Masonic Hall every fourth Friday. M. C. Dimmick. E. C. Zenas Martin, Recorder.
Consistory No. 22, A. & A. Scottish Rite, 92° Meets in Masonic Hall upon the call of its officers. W. H. H. Holswade, 33º III. Com. in Chief. A. H. Woodworth, keeper of Seals and Records.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, 3d avenue. between 9th and 10th streets, on the second and fourth Monday nights of each month. Thomas Sikes, Dictator. T. C. Palmer, Reporter. Rev. J. M. Sloan. Chaplain. J. L. Crider, Treasurer. A. H. Woodworth, Financial- Reporter.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Meets in K. of H. Hall on the first and third Monday nights of each month. H. C. Bossinger. Protector. Mrs. H. C. Bossinger, Vier-Protector. J. L. Crider, Secretary. 1. HI. Woodworth, Finan- cial Secretary. Rev. J. M. Sloan. Chaplain. N. C. Petit, Treasurer.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
Huntington Division, No. 190. Meets at old Masonic Hall, corner 3d avenue and Sth street. on the first and fourth Mondays, and second Friday of each month, at 1 P. M. A. S. Snedevar. C. E. T. J. Bul- lock, F. A. E. and I. S. S. A. F. Southworth, Jour. Agt.
G. A. R.
Baily Post. No. 4. Meets in I. O. O. F. Hall, corner 3d avenne and 10th street, on the fourth Tuesday of each month. George .1. Floding, Commander. Mark Poore, Adjutant.
KNIGHTS OF PYTIHAS.
Meets in Palmer's Hall, 34 avenne between 8th and 9th streets. every Monday night. Dr. Carder, C. C. Gro. A. Floding. K. R. S.
LEON G. BROWN, Doors, Sash, and all kinds of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, TE GLASS A SPECIALTY. 521 Third Ave.
FRANK HOFF, OTR LEADING Finest Stock in the city.
Watchmaker & Jeweler. 923 Third Ave.
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-THE-GO
BAPTIST BANNER,
Published Weekly at $1.00 per Year, - -BY-
SADLER, MARTIN & Co.
ITS JOB OFFICE
Is in Good Shape for Turning Out All Kinds of JOB WORK, from a
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Business Card to a Large Pamphlet.
SAMPLE COPIES OF THE PAPER, AND ESTIMATES ON JOB WORK FREE ON APPLICATION. Address,
The Baptist Banner,
No.' 930! Fourth Avenue,
HUNTINGTON, W. VA. --
LEON G. BROWN. Doors, Sash, Lime. Best Grades of Cement, sherwin & Williams' and Star Points, and all kinds of Builders Supplies. 821 Third Avonuo.
LEADING VY atluimaker & Jeweler, 923 Third Ave.
Finest Stock in the city.
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I. O. O. F.
Huntington Lodge, No. 64. Meets in I. O. O. F. Hall, corner 3d avenne and 10th street. every Thursday night. Hiram C. Gordon, N. G. Frank D. Fuller, Secretary.
Cabell Encampment, No. 25. Meets in I. O. O. F. Hall on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. G. F. Klingel, C. P. C. N. Lallance, Scribe.
Canton Fidelity, No. 1, P. M. Meets at I. O. O. F. Hall on the sec- ond Friday of each month. Frauk Hoff, Captain. B. F. Sites, Clerk.
I. O. R. M.
Mohawk Tribe, No. 11. Meets. every Monday evening in Palmer's Hall. Jonas Carter, Sachem. A. W. Howard, C. of K.
GRAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Meets first, second and third Mondays of each month, in their hall on 3d avenne, at 7:30 p. M. T. R. Jenkins, N. G. J. A. Mang- grum, Secretary. W. O. James, D. L.
O. R. C.
Ashtou Division, No 136, O. R. C. Officers for 1891 : T. K. Hunsa- ker, C. C .; W. Waldron, S. and T. Meets in K of P Hall.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH.
Meets every fourth Monday of each month in hall of G. U. Odd Fellows. J. A. Mangyrum, M. N. G. W. O). James, R. N. G. T. W. Wilkins, N. G.
CAMP GARNETT OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
"The object shall be to perpetnate the memory of fallen comrades and minister to the wants of those who were permanently disabled in the service; to preserve and maintain that sentiment of fraternity, born of the hardships and dangers shared in the march; the bivouac and the battlefield. We propose to avoid anything which partakes of partisanship in religion and politics, and at the same time we will lend our aid to the maintenance of law and the preservation of order."
The officers of this association consist of a Commander, to rank as Colonel; first, second and third Lieutenant-Commanders, to rank as Lientewant-Colonels; Adjutant, Surgeon, Chaplain and Treasurer to rank as first Lientenants.
.J. V. Potts, Commander. B. A. Wolcott, Lient-Commander. Jas. C. McClung, Lient-Commander. James Dundns, Lient-Commander. C. L. Thompson, Adjutant. Rev. J. M. Sloan, Chaplain. J. S. Sut- phin, Treasurer. J. D). Myers, M. D., Surgeon.
LEON G. BROWN. Doors, Sash, Lime, Best Grades of Vement, Sherwin & Williams and Star Paints, and all kinds of Builders' Supplies, 821 Third Avonuo.
WY ALURON'S
Show window on 9th St. has the Finest Display of In the City. Walk in.
Cakes and "-nfections
328 NI.
H St.
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CHURCHES.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastors : Rev. W. P. Walker. D. D., and Rev. W. A. Nicholas. Clerk : J. N. Potts. Treasurer : Zenas Martin.
Deacons: J. N. Potts, J. H. Cammack, Zenas Martin, Robert Odell, H. M. Thornburg, F. D. Boyer, Jobn Davies, Philip Rogers, Gordon Lunsford.
Finance Committee : J. N. Potts, Zenas Martin, A. F. South worth, H. M. Thornburg, Robert Odell, F D. Boyer, John Davies, J. S. Mar- cum, David Heck, J. H. Cammack. Philip Rogers, Gordon Lunsford.
Secretary Mission Fund : R. R. Sadler. Financial Secretary, H. D. Stewart.
Meetings : Preaching every Lord's Day at 11 .00 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., J. N. Potts, superintendent.
Prayer Meeting. Every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Communion Service. Second Lord's day in January, April, July and October.
Business Meeting. Wednesday preceding the second Lord's day in each month at 7:30 p. m.
Finance Committee. Meeting third Wednesday in each month after prayer meeting.
Financial Year closes December 31.
Benevolence: Collections for outside benevolent work will be tak- en as follows :
Education Board During February and March.
Foreign Missions, April and May.
State Missions, June and July.
Bible Board and Publishing Society, August and September.
A. Baptist Home Mission Society, October and November.
St. Cloud Mission S. S., 2 p. m., H. M. Thornburg, superintendent. Preaching 3:00 p. m.
TWENTIETH STREET MISSION.
Preaching every Lord's day at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. J. H. Cammack, superintendent. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Fifth Avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Church Ser- vices : Sunday, preaching at 11 A. M., and at 7:30 P. M; Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. Wednesday. prayer meeting at 7:30 p. M. Friday, Young People's Meeting at 7: 30 p. M. Jos. M Sloan, Pastor. J. L. Johnston, Job Webb, H. M. Adams. J C. Dickey, Elders. W. H. H. Holswade,. Jas. S. Miller, Jas. M. Lee, A. C. Thomas, Deacons.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
South-east corner Fifth Avenne and Ninth street. Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7:50 p. M. Sunday School meets as 9:45 A. M .. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Rev. J. L. Collier Pastor, Benjamin P. Driggs, E. J. Davis, H. S. Osgood, A. T. Higgins, Deacons. H. M. Ensign, Clerk. A. T. Hig- gins, Treasurer. D. E Abbott, R. S Carr, W. J. Parsons, Trustres. R. S. Carr, Superintendent Sunday School. A. T .. Higgins, Assistant
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Superintendent Sunday School. B. L. Davis, Secretary. Miss Clara Spangenborg, Treasurer. Mrs. A. M. Poore, President Ladies Circle. Mrs. H. Spangenberg. Secretary Ladies Circle. Mrs. H. S. Gsgood, Treasurer Ladies Circle.
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