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DISSOLUTION

VNHE PARTNERSHIP beretoIors exls,.
- Ing between WILLiAa Avs 4 Jssurn
LsSoI has been dissolved by mutual eonsont.
those Indebted to the hrm. are requested 10
call and settle, without delay.
WILLIAM AVIS respectfully informs Lis
friends and the public that no viii Soatlnus
BOOT AND SHOE nRARrIgo.
.. bis shop Immediately over Mr. Pins's
store on naia sirset-sbd hopes, by uaro-
milling sndeavorS to give sstisfaeIios, 20 n.
esi's share Of the Publies patronage.
HaFPers-FsTry, April n. I6SS-3t
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DOCTOR
OIDe9sOm UENoOIIem F1esOrv

OlDe9ssOs DEHOOSIeSI Factory
gENHE undersigned having rented the above
n establishment, one mile from smithhsld
are now ready 70 receive WOOL, O. b.
esrdsd o. manufactured iatO any kiDd u STUFF
that may be ordered By customer
Wool may be len Al Nc &C. ksyes' store,
Chsrlestovn q, whsrs the Rolls will lie return.
81 once q week They have IN their employ
a hTt.rats band. snd hope. ~ street attention,
81 business. 20 merit q shsre of patrousge 90
They Will psJ The market price, in eash. for
Wool GRANrHAM X BARNS
81 We take tbs opportunity 20 return our
ihauks 10 the public, fos The sncOurssemsnt
which We have received N our MiIlisk eou-
GERS We viii eonii6us 10 grind Wheat Al
t1s usual rstss u toli--and when desired, ssnd
% and make returns 10 our eusiOasrs We
vii also purchase wheat, Soc which ws viI
pay each. OkB
April 81, 1875
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THE Corrospoodins Committee Of the Demo
cratic Republicans, appointed for the coun-
~ Of Jefferson. by the Convention which
assembled 10 Richmond on the lith January,
1896:
Brsxton Davenport, Jas Granthau, sam'i
Cameron, John Sharf, George D. Besii, Vim.
Lucas, i. X. Douglass. Richard williams, d.
vid Humphreys, Charles q. Stewart, John
Stephenson, Jacob Morgan. Edward Lucas, jr.
Col Robert Lucas, John wysoug. Conrad Bin.
myre, q. b. Wager, Samuel Gibson, John O.
Wilson, Warner Throckmortoo, John Hum
Phreys, Garland NJ. Davis, Francis Ys,es, Ja-
cob Moler. james Burr. jr. and P. C. Mac
cabe.
full meeting Of tho above committee \,
requested at Samuel Stones tavern in Charles
town, at III O'Clock, on the LIST day Of Nav
Court next, by Its chairman,
BRAXToN DAVENPORT.
May 5, 1896.
N B.-The party generally ere requested
to meet with the COMMITTEES, on business Of
importance.
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WANTED,
The Fgorks .ygiFEs 1o,. Re..e

TIE Grsl Mill sDd Saw Mil 10 IsRsv,o.
county on the shsnsadosb River. kpIooaloG
10 The heirs Of Dr. John %. I.suh, vii Be
rented from TIE lOth day Of July RszL
March 10. 1893 If
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For THE ERE PREcs

FOR THE FREE PRESS.
.ussir' Ejuo's-Some Thousands OF yean
since, we are told in classic history, no les,
than seven illustrious cities disputed the right
OF having given birth to the greatest Of Poets
That there should have been q diversity of
claim among those cities, concerning person
age so little distinguished as that Of Homer, i,
nothing remarkable; but IL does appear strange
that the world should have so long remained
ignorant that the county Of jefferson ha, &C
tuaiiy given birth TO the learned etymoloSi,t,
who enlightened your readers in last weeks
paper, by reading on the word Warrant. Z"
he will have placed the cap-s,one upon the
column Of his literary glory, If he viii conde-
scend further 10 enliyhten US grossly igno-
rant ones. by Informing US, IN tho case OF
Death Warrant, issued TO execute a pirate.
what sort OF Military Officer Is the Jaek-ke,ch
thereby created; Perhaps, too, he will per-
NIT Us. in our humble ignorance, 10 remind
him, that until the epoch Of his nativity, il
was universally deemed inadnissible argu-
ment, to deduce principle or rule Of eonstruc-
ton from . definition alone. Y.
April 30th, 1886.
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TRAVELLING
on THE
WINCHESTER IND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD.


AHE cars leave the Depot st Winchester
- at o'clock in the morning
Will pass Stevonson's a. h4if past 7, Nshers
passengers can be taken up or set do~a-
IhomPson's depot 81 ! S min. past g.
Csmerop's DO. al half past a.
CharisstOvn about 9-and
HslltOvn half post 0.
Arriving st iisrPen-Fsrry Ia time for pss,sn-
gers 70 take the morning cars ~ Baltimore
RETURNING,
They leave Hsrpop-Ferry a o'clock 10
the afIsrno0nj
Arrive 81 palliOwn 81 half Past A.
~ thsflesiovn about s.
Camefon's Is minutes past s.
ThomPsoht about half past s.
StaVeoson's aboat s o'ciOsk-snd
keseh Winchester about o'clock in the
evening. JOHN BRUCE
Winchester. Msrsh 81, 1895 --f
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HVHE subseribsr wishes 10 rent too lar.
n kOo@s IN the East end slshis dssiliSa
house, aud Sil give Possessions fAssdistslg.
These FOons b~ing scesssible frVm Tie
street, srS veil adapted for CAGES for pro-
iesstonsl gentlemen, OF foF rooms for . sssll
ismiiy, boarding a sithsg q Ne psiae io.t
pubic houses ~ this pises.
q. ". sAPPiN0TOR.
chsfleslo~n. Fse. n. is96-u
HEsO, tie neat and eommodsOus
Brick Omce,
10 The rssf % The HsStspiIVu,a, !slsly
oseop'sd Sy Csrsy ssi5ss PsSs, Esa
APsu 7, 1875 q vs.
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10000, 10, 200, $4,000.

VIRGINIA STATE tPrrra.nuno) LOT
Terry, No. 9, for 1896. to be drawn q,
Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, 2sth Of NAV.
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GEORGE W. HAMMOND
a. On hsad = very laFgs sod superior
~ ~ stock q cioiAs, Cssssslsgss 80 ssftl-
astta, q ell qualities snd eolouEs, n which
b Particularly calls 'ths siisufioa q p1rchs-
ssrs-
March ~, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
.YOffee In Enr,,,era,

nRowN's BEST TOBACCO very SUI
A1Psrior article just received and Cor sale
by q. w. HAMMOND.
March a.. ls36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
May S. 1886.

Nisy s, 1896
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April 7, 1861
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
Office.

TRE subscriber finding it necessary
to devote more Of his tims and attention
10 his mills, has sold out bis INTEREST in
the eoncern OF /. HARRISON Is Co. to
Nj. ANDREW X. SMITH, of Loudoup.
The business will be continued. at the
same house by Mr.. A. 8. RHODES, his
late partner and Mr.. SMITH, under
the fifm Of RHpDEs g. SMITH.
He would take this opportunity OF
returning bis thanks to his friends for
the very liberal encouragement which
the late firm have met with, and re-
specially soIicits continuance ofit,o
his successors, who, he takes pleasure
in Recommending to tha public Is gen.
tlsmsn well qualified for the business.
ISAAC HARRISON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
From the Martinsburg Gazette, Oct. -
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

A meeting OF the Bar, the officers Of
The Superior Court. and a number o.
the citizens of Berkeley County, was
held 90 the Yth inst, being the last day
Of the term Of said Court.
% the adjournment Of the Court the
Hon. Richard E.. Parker was called ia
the Chair, and Obed Waite, ESQ, 40.
pointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolu.
lions were submitted by Daoid Holmes
Conrad, Esq, Attorney for the Com
monwealth and unanimously adopted.
Having learned that our former fsl.
low citizen and much respected brother
in the profession, JOHN r. COOKE,
Esq, is about TO remove permanent
10 the city of Baltimore.
Rssolced, That under a, high sense
OF his private worth as man, his dis
tinguished professional standing and
his eminent usefulness as citizen ;
while we sincerely regre, the necessity
Of parting with him, we feel impslled
to tender 10 him this public testimony
of our regard and affection and our in +.
dividual wishes for his future happiness
and prosperity.
, RICHARD E. PARKER,
fg Chairman.
OsED WAITE, Secretary. :.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
,e1sssstz
ANTELkAG ENCER.
Rotsrtep:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER % 1896,
FOR PRESIDENT.
Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison,
OF OHIO.
FOR vlCE-PREslDRNr.
John Tyler, Of Virginian.
Electors for the State of Virginia

Electors for the State of Virain;e
l WILLIAM COLLINS of Norfolk county
JOHN URauHARF of Southampton.
VIM. r. JOHNSON of Chesterfield
MARK ALEXANDER Of Mecklenburg
ALLEN WILSON of Cumberland.
o JAMES SAUNDERS Of Campbell.
y JOSEPH MARTYR OF Henry.
RogERT McCANDLIsH Of York.
. WILLIAM +. TAYLOR ofCaroline. Il
10 ROBERT w. CAkTER Of Richmond
county,
II CHAPMAN JOHNSON of Richmond city,
IL WILLIAM F. GORDON Of Albemarlo.
rs JOHN L.. MARrK of spottsylvnnia.
IA JOHN JAFsEY of Loudoun,
Is CHARLEsJ. FAULKNER ofBerkeIcy.
10 JOHN B. d. SMIrH of Frederick,
~ JOSEPH CRAvRss of Rockingham.
10 BRIseoH G. BALDWIN of Augusta.
10 HRFRY ERsKKK Of Gfeenbrler.
20 JOHN P. MATHEWS Of Wythe,
81 RoBsRY BEATrIE oFSmyth,
"a JoEL SHREWSBURY of KaBawha.
IS MOSES w . GEApnIsa of Ohio.
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FOREIGN PARAGRAPHS!

From the New York Evening Post.
Famine IN Skye.-The Isle ofSkye
is suffering from famine. W hole "a D..
miles are destitute of any bsis,ence
except the shell6sh scattered along the
shore. Laborers sometime. faint from
weakness while employed upon their
tasks, and the whole aspect ofthe in
habitans, particularly Of the children,
'oesfs testimony to che intensity Of the
distress.
Strength Of ths Human Frame
AZ she late anniversary of the opening
Of the Sarry Geological Gardens, some
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AMERICANS!

U"i warn you, my Conntrymen, to
moderate the fury of party spirit,-G !
warn you against the mischiefs of For
eign intrigue. "-WAsHrE&roN's FARE
WELL ADDRESS.
lfever there was tim, when the
American people should unite as ooe
man. that time is NOW. More THAI
so wears have rolled away since Ia
Their of his country uttered the solemn
warning above, and premonshed Us
all 10 be ware of the time which ia now
arrived, Americans can you slight
the sprit.voice Of your Own Washing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
FORWARDING &CoMMTs-
SION BUSINESS,

under the firm of RHODES 81 SMITH
are now prepared TO attend to any bus.
mess com niued TO their care. Yhes,
will keep constantly on hand q pene.,sl
assortment of GROCERIES, Salt.
PLASTER, &c.; which they will sell
at small advance on the Norlhern
prices. They solicit a continuaocs Of
the favora 60 literally extended 10 the
late firm OF |. Harrison Sc Co., pIedg.
ing themselves 10 ...se every exsrtiou to
give satisfaction 10 all who NAV com.
init oustpsss 20 their care.
lpey have now two spacious Ware.
"oases, and are prepared TO receive on
slorage,or for forwarding any quantity
II Flour, Grain, &c. that may be sen,
them, and will purchase at The hiph.
es, cash price, almost every thing tbs
farmer may have TO sell.
There will be no extra charge on
goods at Harper's Ferry, the whole
charge including our commission &c.
is Al cts. per hundred from Baltimore
to Winchester.
ABRAHAM 8. RHODES
ANDRDW X. SMITH.
Depot, Winchester, Sept, 10.
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fsthy Day,so shall thy Strength BE-
BY MRS. sTaouRNEV.

BY MRS. sIaoURNEV.
6hen adverse winds and waves arise,
ma in my heart dependence aighs,-
WEN life her throng of care reveals,
|nd weakness DER my spirit steals,--
3fateful hear the kind decree.
'bat 'as my day, my strength shall be-
Men, with sad footstep, memory reyes
Ma emitten joys, and buried loves,
Khen sleep my fearful pillow flies,
Ina dewy morning drinks my signs,
|iill to thy promise Lord, ] fee,
TIpt 'as my day, my strength shall be-
)ne trial more must yet be past,
No sng,-the keenest and the last !:
liza when, with brow convulsed g. pale
4 feeble, quivering heart-stripgs fail,
Redeemer, grant my soul to see
Nat AS her day, her strength shall be.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
FOR PRECEDENT,
Martin V an Buren,
Or Nuw Yopw
-, Or New YoRE.
FOR vIeE-pREsIDENr,
William Smith, of Alabama.

Electors for TIE State Of viirginia
Col. A sMirH, Use Of Wight,
. JoHx CARa,LL, Sussex,
8 DR.. JAMES JONES, Nottaway.
4 VIM. r. BAsKERvrLLB. MeckleAburg
. ARCHIBALD AusrIN, Buckingham.
Q RIsHARp LosAN, Halifax,
z ARCHIBALD STUART, Patrick,
8 Col. WILLIAM JOKES, Gloucester,
. A. R. HAnwooB King b Oscar,
10 Col. JoHN GInsoy, Prince William,
II WIN. II. RoANE, Hanover.
II Col. SAMUEL CARR. Al5emarle,
IS w. HOLIDAY, Spottsylvania,
"a IENAR HOMER, Fauqpier,
Is HrEhoME L. OprK. Jefferson.
10 DR.. A. 8. BALDWIN, Frederick, :.
II DR.. J. D. WILLIAMSON, Roekingha
l9 JOHN BowYsn. Roskbridge,,
10 Col. ANDREW BErRSE. Monroe,
20 Gen. JAMES Hoes, Montgomery.
81 ANDREW RUSSELL, Washington,
20 SAMUEL L. HAYS, Lewis,
% JONI HrNDMAN, Brooke.
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-ALSO.--
ANOTHER TRACT,
containing. about
12O A ES.

ying on Sugar Run, drain of Pat
terson's Creek. There is q good SU-
GAR CAMP on this land, and about
TWENTY ACRES cleared and un-
der fence. There is One Hun bred and
Thirty.two Aerss Of TIMBER LAND
attached TO the first named tract. A
further description OF the Property
is deemed unnecessary, ~ persons
wishing to purchase will view it. A.
ny person so wishing to view it will
call upon Abraham Rinehart, who
lives near to the property, or the sub
scribsr who will shaw it at any time.
The conditions will be one fourth OF
the purchase moaey in hand, and tina
balance in equal annual payments. to
be secured by deed of rust. Possession
can be had the 6rst of January, 1887.
There will be. credit of nins month";
on the otheS property, the purchaser
giving nGse and security. Sale to COM
Dence. at 10 O'Clock, when due a.tena
dance will be given by
JAMES ALLEN,
Adm'e. with the will annexed of
d. Hollenback deed.
Hamp. CO. Sept. II, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22

amazing feats of.slrength were exhibit
ted by two Frenchmen. One of them
successfully resisted the united efforts
of two horses to drag him from plat
form ou whichi he was lying and the
other, while suspended by his feet from
crossbesm, raised into the air horse
of ordinary size.
Beet Sugar in England.-Agricul-
turists ia England are beginning to
turn their attention to the cultivation
Of beet-root, in consequence ofthe sue.
cess which is understood to have. at
tended the attempts to make sugar
from il in France and elsewhereo
Eaw CoINs.-We learn from the
Globe that the Government have il 10
con emplatiun TO issus new coins TO
take the place of the cent, which is now
too cumbersome for use. These coins
are to be made Of mixture OF silver
aud copper--the half cent TO be the size
eff half dime; the cent piece the size
Of the dime and the two and a half
cent pieea the size Of quarter Of a
dollar. This would be an excellent
improvement oa our currency. =
Spectator
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THEY ARE ALONE.

An account Of a sudden death of q
A'tle girl in New York, thus concludes:
This little girl was the last CT the
PARENTS family-.hey are aione.'
will those who read the above lines,
pause a moment and reflect upon their
lmport Where once was heard the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
InfSrfIIanenlts.

Isrk solemn scenes of life arise with
hht one word. The fearful eye, the
ispodless cheek, the nervsless arm, and
hrobbiag heart, all are linked round it,.
Fothcr--FarsUeHr" has closed foil
bay scene where youth with spirits
9oyant and with heart of hope has
dde adieu to home, to kindred and to
iends, to seek his fortune in a strange
hid; has left the scenes where every
ycus word had found On answering
hile-whers every papg Of sorrow
bind respondent grief, to toll, TO sick
and to die amid another race who
new no, him. Mother, fare thee welll'
,h joyous face but wa,ery eye speaks
NJ young, the bright, the beautiful, as
~ leaves the parents hearth to be the
|ik.mate ofa dweIler in foreign land, ,
|0yield and trust her all into the hand
bfhim who but one year ago was naught
u her-bids fareWsN to every scene
knlinked by memory's magic chain,
bears assunder kindred's strongest links,
Effection's dearest ties, perchanee to
Dwell alone, to pine neglected 10 ano.b-
Ef's halls with nought to All the dreary
bid of life save thoughts Of home, Of
nat one partiag scene, that last and
olemn word .fare,oslP till death shall
Ptill the heart that has long been bre-
ken. Sir, brethren, wife and children,
fare ye well = SO speaks ths world
worn sufferer, as he yields bis breath
y him who gave it, and leaves within
bis kindred circle here below void that
here will meier again be filed. How
hwful then, that magic word-sFar-
ceN'-[ Bangor Mechanic.
Look out for breakera--The New
York papers tell story OF one MIR.
Ear, good naiured ia. creature who
Eame down the North river in steam
boat in which was very poor and
Miserable looking mother carrying a
Eery pretty child in her arms. He
cooked on the child with languishing
yyes, being probably good na,ured
bachelor, and forthwith commenced a
liscourse with the mother. Arrived in
New York, he passed from the boat to
he street 10 company with the mother
nd no sooner, were they 10 the street
Van she asked him to hold the child.
While she went into store for a glass
water. He did SO, and after waiting
'plil the little responsibility, which was
frsl pleasing. became rather bur,h.
Ensome, he stepped into the store and
ound the mother had atepped out ano-
Per door and made off. The game
las up, and to pay for his good nature,
was obliged TO trudgs mile with the
0antling in his arms, to the al mshouse,
there on hearing the state OF the case,
hey refused to take the responsibility
~ OF his hands, and furthermore,exac
d from him promise that he would
Pike the child home, and do the best he
build for it. He departed from the
ms-house still carrying the child and
hen last seen vas 10 the park swing.
hg the poor thing too and fro in the cir
d stop its crying, which par, he per-
prmed as deIieately and gracefully as
he jackass danced among the chickens,
prsing Of every swing the fatality tina,
Rhd thus unin!ea,iOnally, on bis part,
Rade him fathsr.-Whsek Gas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
Dau an0 gWfmter
G. q @ I'D o

Selected with much care, all which
he is determined 20 sell at such prices
as cannot fail to please those in search
ofbargains. He returns thanks for the
very liberal encouragement ne has re-
ce'ved from generous public, siace he
commenced business in Romney aud
hopes by unremitted exertions to please.
ne shall merit continuance OF their ga.
tronage. AS usual, oil sorts Of country
produce taken 10 exchange for goods
hemney, Sept. II, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22

"SAs ssskstA UoUl and aas, and
worksM 'oilEsgly Nth her hands. !"
"Strsngth and homer are her clothing /:
and she shall rejoice in time to cOms.n
We think it worth recording tina,
Mrs. HENRY ELLIS, of Keene, New
Hampshire, IS years of age, on Mon>
day spoiled and warped web Of 20
yards Of flannel, with her own hands,
and early in the afternoon sat down in
her parlOr TO receive visi!ers,9 Sca.i.
mel, October 6,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22

II there be no mistake as to the facts
stated below, the price OF aour,a "a, least,
must decline. The editor Of the Uni
ted States Gazette says:-In the south
era and eastern parts Of Europe, wheat
can be purchased at 67 cents, and it
will cost less than a dollar at any port
10 the United Slales.'- Compiler.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, on Tuesday tie
22ad day of November aext, at the late
residence of Daniel Hollenback, decd.
on Patterson's Creek, the following
property, viz:
Corn in the Shock,
Wheat, Oats, Buckaoheat,
CLOVER SEED.
Potatoes, Hogs, Hay,
and other property. A. the same time
and place, will be offered the Farm
known by the name of the "HOMR
FARM" containing
A63 ACRES,
more or less, ii being the same tract
devised ia the Last will and testament
of John Cols.on, late OF Hampshire
county, to John C.. Sewers Of Frede-
rick county, and conveyed by the said
Sewers and wife to Hollenback. The
improvements are tolsrable comfoH-
table
DWELLING HOUSE,
STABLE, and THRASH HOUSE.
There is never failing spring Of ex-
cellent water within thirty yards of the
do0r--about
10 ACRES,
Of the above named tract is 6rst rate
Patierson's Creek Bottom, the whole
Is in high state Of cultivation being
well set with grass and clover.
also, One Other Tsass,
il being one fourth of the tract known
by the name of the "CHANDLER
TRACT" containing
400 ACRES.
together with Ssventeea 4Acyes. of
WOOD LAND-attached thereto il
good
Dwelling House,
and STABLE, KITCHEN, and 9TH
er cut houses, with we'll Of good wa
ter. @
also, One Other Tract,
being one.fourteen,h part of the tract
known by the "STONE HOUSE
FARM" which is pow in grass and
excellent repair lso,six. fourteenths
of the place known by the "W ISE
PLACE." the most of which is now
in grass !; there is good APPLE
ORCHARD, on this tract, and all ia
good repair.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22

GJ Late papers received say that veins
Of bituminous coal have been found in H.
linois, where tbs scarcity Of timber will
render it doubly valuable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22
Splendid Asso,tneet !!
samuel %. prann,

Is just receiving and is now openisg
at his we'll known staod, opposite the
Court house in Romaey,
a Large and Splendid Assortment of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-22

Whitney the chief AGENT ofthe Dapos-
ite Banks Banks containing the Public
Monies OF our country--is said to be a
Foreigner during the late war, he
swere allegiance TO Britain and resided in
Canada and has never since became a
citizen oftheee United States
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CiNcrNNATr, Oct. 6, 1886.

Another Steam boat bloOn up.-Ws
learn that the Steamboat Nc. Biddle,
on her way up from New Orleans,
about five miles below Memphis blew
up, by which accident (for it is always
an accident, although in England they
send people to Botany Bay for such
accident five persons were instantly
killed, fourteen or sixteen badly scald-
ed, many of whom will not recover,
and ten or twelve jumped overheard,
all of whom we're crowned but two.
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There was a RICH, smart fight in
front OF our Office yesterday between
two clam pedlars. Ole was little
how came you so,' and the other 'as
blue as whststone.' The soberesl
one had to hold up the other to knock
him down.-New York Times.
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When a boy, if got Aogging that
did not deserve, il was great com
fort to me at tie time, to think how
many I'D escaped that | did deserve.
Never mind said / to myself, never
mind ! Pm half dozen a head OF you
yet.
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3sDonea Sc Smith.

TIC subscribers having associated
themselves in the
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Wheat, Oats, B,scka0lteas,
CLOVER SEED.
Potatoes, Hogs, HAY,

and other property. Al the same time
and place, will be offered the Farm
known by the name of the "HOMR
FARM - conspininy
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WILL BE SOLD, on Tuesday tie
22nd day Of November nexs, at the late
residence of Daniel Hollenback, decd.
on Paterson's Creek, the following
property, viz: