South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-29


it can do you Buff you can only get that
Bully Horse hitched up, he will bring you
cheap lumber and plenty of il TO build your
tenants houses and barns and fencing t. d.
vide the big fields. The ''Iron Horse" will
enable you to make one acre produce as
much a. two do now, thereby saving YOU
the sweat aud toll which you now spend on
the extra acre.
Iii stop, for find this horse has so ma
ny good piats that can never get through
with them-she best Jockey could not tell
all his good piats and hc has no bad ones
unless be has a careless driver who will let
the lines get under his tail bet you had
better stand beck then Now, this horse
costs heap of Greenbacks, but he pays 'em
all back III a few years, and then be makes
heap OF money for Lis owners he costs
a heap OF money, 50 much that there are but
few men who can own one all himself. Ia
most eases he is owncl in partnership by
several hundred, and think | can fix a
plan 10y which the people of tho Branch may
own large share in him and not be one
cent worse of at the date of purchase than
before. Now, if have one hundred acres
of !anl and sell thirty three of it and lay
the money out in something that makes the
remaining two-thirls worth as much in the
market Us the whole OF it was before, am
any poorer IN consequence of having parted
with one-thrl of it! No, but am better
oil. | save The hbour which otherwise
would have to bcstow on the thirty-three
acres, the crop raised on the remainder
brings me as much as [ got Tor the crop
raised on the one hundred, without an in
crease in price. How 1t took what
raisel on the thirty three acres to get what
grew on the sixty-six TO market; get shut
OF working th3 thirty-thrcc acres anl of the
handling necessary to prepare it for mlrket
and tho taking of it to market Now what
benefits the farmer benefits to greater or
less degree all others, for the farmers are
the silt of the earth, the foundation on
which all others build. Another consilc-
ration III favour Of the horse ami against
the OK, is the weight saved in transporting
- market your live stock, perhaps enough
OF itself to pay the freight. Now farmers,
now everybody, wake up and get horse
aud quickly have him in racing Trim on this
race bet all will win. At present,
sh Ill say nothing about the track to be run
or get a jockey who understands tho train
in2 of this horse t. select 4 track for YOU
don't one wait foranolher to come forward,
but all come NJ at once and put up the
stakes. Iron will win for you Can't you
say something on this subjec: to the plo-
pie that Will open their eyes 10 their inter
est. Keep the subject before them until
they d see.
| stepped Into d. C,urt-houso at II ore
field just as the Honorable Judge common
ced his charge to tin GtanI jury. His
charge Vas an excellent one and well deli
vcrcd, on WAS cXtcmporr,) he consratula-
ted the couaty on lis peace, quictness aal
good behaviour; sail his docket Showed
that the people Of III ,rdy were law-a5;d-
Ing AMI peace-loying people; that there was
not an Indictment OH his docket H. fur
Their SAID that Mt long since the Auditor
informed him that Hardy costs the State
less than perhaps any oih}r county in the
State and gave less trouble Bat, alas, Ar
thurs mnions had been engaged in that
kind of work fir which they were appoint
ed, DISTINGUISHING the best men OF the coun
y, and why? They dill not vote for the
scum, which unfortunately in the troubling
OF the waters, had been thrown to the sur
face, AMI five Of these men went before the
grand jury, and the vi Ilation of the law was
so alpakle, 80 directly in opposition to AR.
thurs instructions to them, that "a true bill
was found against them, although one of the
Jurors was 50 deeply dyed in Unionsm that
he led the Yankees into the Camp of Re
bel General.
All think Arthur's registration law hard
enough, without going beyond it, AMI any
one who would attempt to increase It's bard
ships, under and through little brief an
thO1iy deserved Indictment from what I
heard, presume there will b. some City
more indictments judging the Gusts Of
the State by the expenses Of II ,rl; for reg
lstraiion, presumed it wrings from the peck
cts OF the people from forty to fifty thou
s1nd dollars. And for what is this sum cx
pended to di-franchisc honest men that
rogues may revcl in vi!lainy. The sum thus
most iniqui'ously expended, would enlow
Il college or educate the injigcnt children
OK the STATE. One 90 the Board Of Regis
tr.diJn was pointed out to the, anil. taking
good look at him, am now sllisfied that
! have seen the connecting link between
the mig -cr AM the moan white man
MJorcIisId IS a neatly built village, hay-
ing many liae buildings IN IL. Ii has two
comfortable churches, fine hotel, anil "a
handsome aud clplciJu3 Couri-house-the
eour. room has been repaired, aud the msrss
Of the yanials bid by heavy cont Of paint.
The Jury-r0Ims still! retain on their walls.
tho obscene drawings and writings Of The
vau4als Whilst looking around at those
thiug', q waggish looking boy VIII, was in
The room, (trcb, bet) said: Stranger, what
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