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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Keokuk, chief of the Sacs and
Foxes, numbering 700, who occupy
the Deep Fork country, west of the
Arkansas, says they are going to
build large school house, and in
tend to live like white people. The
Keokuk mentioned here is a son
of old Keokuk, one of the chiefs of
the confederate nations of the Sacs
and Foxes, who used to have the res
idence or wick-e-up on the old
Rhodes place, about two miles south
of Ottumwa. Wapello, the other,
or principal chief, had his winter resi-
dence on what is now the town OF
Richmond.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herd, Tree 81 Shrub, and Ever
green Seeds, prepaid by mail,
with directions for culture. 25
different packets of either class
for 81. The six classes for So.
10000 lbs. Evergreens and Tree Seeds Apple,
Pear, Cherry, &c. Grass seeds; Beet Onion,
Cabbage. Carrot Squash, Turnip, and all Vegeta-
BILE and Flower Seeds, in small or large quanti-
ties also small fruits, Stocks; Bulbs, Shrubs, Ro-
ses Verbenas, &C., by mail, prepaid. New Col
ded banded Japan Lily. zoe. Priced descriptive
catalogue sent to any plain address, gratis. Agts
wanted. Wholesale list to Agents, Clubs and the
Trade. Seeds on commission.
b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and seed
Warehouse, Plymouth Mass. Established 1912.
n21m2
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

DOR SALE-A desirable residence only two
l. blocks from Public Square, south east corner
rooms, halls, porches and splendid cellar, good
stabling and necessary out. buildings fruit trees
shrubbery &c. For further information apply to
Rev. T. d; Kemp Possession given LIST of April
n2ltf. F. j.. TERRY
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09
A VERY Fine STOCK OF

Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings, just
received at ELI KETNER'S,M ERCHANT
TAILOR.
Prices greatly reduced. Warranted less
than any other house in the city from ten
to twenty-five per cent.
All work warranted first class.
Special attention given to Boys Cloth
ing, the very latest styles and for less mon
ey than any other place.
A fine assortment of the Howe Sewing
Machines for sale. All kinds of fine Stitch
ing, Cording, Quilting, Tucking, Braiding
and Hemming done to order in good style
Ladies' Sacks made to order, and in the
best styles.
Come one come all and see that you can
save from five to ten dollars on suit of
clothes, at my store.
ELI KETNER
Shirts will be made in the best style and
of the best New York Mills Muslin Leave
your orders for your fine shirts with
ELI KETNER.
Under Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Collars,
Gloves. Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Knit
Jackets, &C., at ELI KETNER'S.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Lo O K
GREAT REDUCTION
In Prices,
n -, .
~6 " Wv "oo''''o
..a..
Tn Eastern Markets.
oooa oiiS i"ii'' only l12c
Ihlrty inch I1cklng,......l1c
Good Feather Ticking. zoe
LA u q iho"'y'' ooc
Blankets, pr pair as low as 800
Furs, pr sett, az low as........2.5o
and good ones at that. All Of our
Furs greatly reduced in price.
balmoral Skirts at LOO, worth l.5O
Stamped Skirts at. ..2.5O
Best heavy Sheetings,. ..124
Best A Bleached Muslin, ..l62
All Wool Flannels, ..22c
80 ,snuIIo. Al Deloie onet S III
Gooda rndro.d ELL ~ o"i niess
foro hnu;no oIsan'hn. o 'nein 'o
SbouIS oH,ua -. ,, =,
nr;oos ~ ~ unusually ~"
..
An &c orr uo,; c,
p;hhons T s; oiotes No.iohs,
in nrioo 90 nnI4 "o., ieuuceu
It; 90 any ohe can see ny
All of our Clotbinp reduced 70 omit
Cashmere Suits as low as. $500
pon.o 49,
and upwards.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09
For Sale---Wanted--L Ost---Etc.

NTANTED.-To buy small house and lot.
w Enquire at this office
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

A Block containing five lots, in the east part of
II OskaloOsa, will be sold at a bargain. Call at
HERALD office.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

DOR SALE FOR CASH ONLY.-We have a
L. fine young horse, new one horse wagon, and
good new set of harness which We will sell cheap
for cash. The wagon and harness have not been
used dozen times
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

GTOVE FOR SALE.-A large second hand stove
y for sale. 1t ia as good as new, and will be
sold for much less than real value. Call on the
Postmaster.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

TWO good lots in Lewis, Cass Co., for sale
i cheap. Enquire at this office.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

An ACRES ofgood land near Lewis Cass Co
~ for sale at a bargain. Enquire at this office
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

DOR SALE.-We will sell brick house and
l. two lots within two blocks of Square, ia good
locality, cheap desire to be nearer place of labor
the cause of sale. House has four rooms, good
cellar, well, etc.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

! NnO TRADE young horse, new wagon and
i harness, to trade for Hiding site in Oska-
oosa. Enquire at Herald office.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-03-09

Webster City, Iowa, March 2, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
MARRIED..

Ia Noorefeid or Wsinesiav evening" 'as. u-.
NrrrH NLtss. % ibis place 10 Ns I..r
daughter OF Nr. Lewis Brown
Near Green Spring, on The lst inst. BY F.v
james Beatty. ". JEsENIAH T CHtDVlcE On '.i.s
bARatai EH0pEs All of this county.
ihc residence Of the brides father m 'fe
morning ~ The 18th uit, By The Rev William
Hedges, Nr. ]. " ooD TO Miss 20 IItrir Her1-
rstt daughter Of John g. HopeweI, Es4 az
Hardy county
so The Lutheran Parsonage in Warierse Ie
on tho 10th uit, ~ Rev. MILLER, Mr. f9ssrH
W GsRaErT 70 Mss MYnfs c. LiSS al. ~ iis--
dy county
on ihe 9TH pit. ~ The same Sir Jtvrs i.
Be'0FEtD 20 Miss Css0tNs r LsvDirae. an of
Hardy constr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
DIED.

AZ bis residence on North River, boz tH.s -rr--
~. on The 18th Sept, Nr. JOSH T Wrs1y a-.I
"a years. E months and days The deemed
vas f0r more than forty years member OF fts
Church ~ Christ. FIRST in connection uift tle
Presbyterian Congregation ia W0odstrrs Va
but ~ more thar - yesrs be we mrr- r- -r
The kvanEeiical Lutheran CbuTch near bis rss.-
troce sud SLED The Office Of elder iu sad Church
for many years lis end was peace.
Ou Monday. October oath. 1871. at iFr resi-.
dence near Noo-sfeld Mrs SUssS Rest 1 S.
bout the 10th year Of her sgs
u Winchester, OF ne 27u5 -it=o. .- 't- tt-.
year o. bic sgs. EoNrEp q scr % Rereread
N3t-s Wilson
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
National THANKSGIVING Day.

The following Proclamation has been issued
from the Executive Department
By iAs Presi3sHt ef the q. !Sa'eI, Proclamation.
The process Of the seasons has again enabled
husbandmen 10 garner the fruits OF successful
toll. Industry has been generally well rewarded
We are at peace with all nations: trauduilitv.
with a few exceptions, prevails at home With
IN the past year We have, In the main. been free
from the ills which elsewhere have afflicted our
kidd. lfsome OF US have had calamities, there
should be occasion for sympathy 'with the suf-
ierers aud resignation on their part To The will
OF the Most high, rejoicing with the many who
have been more favored. therefore recommend
that on Thursday, the 30th day OF November
next, our people meet at their respective places
OF worship there 70 AXE their usual acknowle,,g-
ments TO Almighty God for the bl.ssi KS Ye has
conferred upon them and their merciful exemp-
ton from evils, and invoke His protection and
kindness for their less fortunate bfethren. whom.
IN His wisdom, be has deemed it best to chastise
Ia faith whereof, have hereunto set ruy hand
ard caused the seal of State TO be affixed Done
al the Cty of Washington, this 18th dny Of Oc-
tober, 1871, and the independence OF the United
States the ninety-sixth L. ) GRANT
BY the President, II. FISH, Secretary Of State
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
Baltimore Cattle Market
TnrRsnAY- a. % Il.


BsET CATTtz The market yesterday afternoon
vas not verv active The quality % the offerings
was somewhat superior Ia last week :, while p l.
ces were no better in proportion considering
quality there was perhaps a shade decline
aud some 1900 head changed hands AZ s-lG
= 62t per cwt. Toe dag the market vas exceed
inEly dull, scarcely as good a. Yesterday: the
balance " the offerings, with few exceptions
were closed out. OF the receipts some $50
head we're reshippei East without being offered
hcre.-Prees to-day Tor Beef Cattle ranged
as follows Best Bceves ( s74fHS5 e2l gene
rally rated first quality at 25GS4 81. msdi.
um or good fair quality Al 62lCIS4 q. ordinary
thin Steers. Oxen and Cows. At 2 s116l - 62I o.
inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle O0C = 81
general average Of the market today = 81
Extreme range Of prices 2 5.isS5 62i Mos, ~
me sales were from 90 70 s. 5 - 100 lbs or
the receipts 10 head came from MArv'and $40
T ON Ohio, 392 from Vest Virginia. 1856 from
Va 81 from The Dis. OF OIL. < is head from Pa
total receipts Tor the week 24S2 head against 2f-j
lts' week. and 25C0 same time last year OF
the offerings SIS head we're taken by Baltimore
butchers. 6S3 sold 10 country dealers aud farmers
and 515 head 10 spectators for Eastern markets
total sales fur the week 1O6S head against
96@ last week & 2s9S bead same time last wear
SWEEP AID LAWS The supply has been fair
during the past week. and prices are without ma
terial change We quote fair o good 10 +}T , Z
cents per pound gross aud few extra fue 40 S
cents Stock sheep in fair demand a. ? 251a -
p per head, as to size and quality Lambs are
IN demand AZ ? 25GS3 90 per head. az IN quail
ity Receipts this week Zog6 head axninst 227t
last week, and s0l9 bead same time last year
licGs.-There has been f1ii SUPPLY on ;b-
market during the past week specially duriug
the latter part, when prices fell cf / 20 81 per
10 on previous rates. Sales have teen moderate.
and at the close there IL fair demand ~ tha d.
cline. We quote 20 day a. s 00N 81 -1 per 100
lbs ret Receipts this week 7740 head sgsiust
500 list week, and 7O3l head same tine las.
year-SuH
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

BALTIMORE MARKET Monday, o.. 81
-Ftous-ioward 81. super az g. 01Gss6 15 ger
bhl. GRAiS-Wheat offerings to-day On -11
bushels market active snd irm white, prime. GO
! 6'g - 90 red prime ~ 81 7DNs 3. ~ and
A. j5ft10 cents and yellow a. G6C cents.
OATS, ai 46C1 81 cents. Rye. g0N1f cents.
~ ihe 3lst Ln y. y gold cIo.ed % H.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

The NoSTHLT NOVELETTE, FOR SovE4BsG -
This magazine IS 50 different from any other
magazine in the country that il is a specialty
1t contains only the most interesting reading
matter, and is MT filled with dull ESSAYS and re-
views. The November number OF The Monthly
Novelette, IS especially rich in stories and ro-
mances, poetry and verses Of rare merit II Is
only 20 cents per copy, and samrl. copies are
sent On receipt q IS cents Published By
TnoNEs & TALnor, IS Congress Street. Boston.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

Tls DEsr CoxNlssIoS The wheeling Lufslli-
.....r states that Nessrs Bennett Campbell and
.i.ss1o, Virginia Debt Commissioners on the
Fart q this state, propose to visit Richmond a.
%, he 10Th Of tie present month TO arrange
prelminaries aud mode OF procedure for the
-.emr. ated settlement between the two States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

ened, falling hsis checked. and bald
ness often, th5u- Dot always, cured
w. iis use No,l-Ig can restore the
where the follicles are destroyed.
or .e glands atrOphied and decaved
Sut sr-h az remain can be sased for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
OF iouHny the hair with ras'y sedi-
neni. % WI. ssrpit c'ea1 add " eorou-.
~ occasional use viii proven. tie hair
nom turning gray or falling Of. aud
cons 11al'ly prevent badness. Free
from those dele'erious substances which
inaSe some preparations dangerous and
ilJurou- 90 tue hair, the Vigor can
only benefit bus not harl il. Ii wanted
n-r.-v ln- q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

NAyrrA-NAErSe.-Mrs. Mary 5. Wolfe will do
d! si-ds u Sewing, Dress-makiDg, &c All
..7-s Of plain and fancy seEiag doae promptly
,.a ,heagy. Mrs. W IS very handy with her
-.sis therefore, work entrusted to her will be
,rs.-'si wiih great ueatness. The latest and
,-st.e.t patterns always on hand. Give her
-l.. 3, The residence Of her mother, Mrs Polly
Davis 10 tbs place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

Mr. ilEvRY FaIoDLE Of this place, presented
~ On Tuesday last, with Radish raised in bis
,,-ieu which weighed SIX pounds II is the
i--s, sc have seen
4,-lsn LARiE RAnisH Mr.. BEsIAMS N.
",yss neas Pleasant Dale ia this county, sent
r, ~ Office Oh wednesday last Radish weigh
81. even pounds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
Hampshire County Election.

We publish below the official vote OF the cleo
ton IN this county, which took place on Thurs
day Of last week. IL will be seen TIA, Haup-
shire has nobiy done her duty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

Pesrce III $50 isS iis ias i isi sac s49
Boggs Z ia %
A. Monroe ls7 las l47 is5 lO4 Lea $40
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
/! Monroe $50 100 50 I25 100 40 ss5
A Hiett 40 So 30 IS II 743
SENATE.
sherrard llo I4s lss l?4 lis ISL s2s
S ssss@6r. NE . 1ss III i,s ,,9 Is. II. y
A. P white II "a
sUPERIYTENDESr OF SCHOOLS.
wirgman % II 81 30 20 "a
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS ELEcrED:
RomRcy TocaAip-Robert ". Gilke-
son, Supervisor; ID. Mytin.er, Justice
Jas Parsous, School Commissioner J. w.
Shelton, Township Clerk; james Shee;z
and John Greitzner, Inspectors of Elections;
Samuel j. Bowles, Overseer Of the Poor
William Haines, William Il. Stump and
Mitchell F. Polling, Surveyors of Roads.
SierHloa To,eashiP-A. Fl Pownall,
Supervisor; VIM. 10y, Jr and James.W.
Albln, Justices Joshua Arnold Constable
James Malick, School Commissioner: Har-
W DIugherty, Township Clerk William
II. Pepper and Philip Mllick, Inspectors of
Elect ons jas. W. Albin, O5erseer Of the
Poor; III w. Peer, Absalom Combs, J.
W. Ruckman and Nathan Wilson, Survey.
ors of Roads.
Gore ToEnship -B,ujl amin L,y, Super
visor; Isaac p. Barnes aud Benj4m 10y
Justices George MiIeson, Jr, aud S,l,s
VI. Ranneil-. Cons,abes Josiah W. Har-
dy, Schoo. Commissioner George Mile
s,n, Jr Township Clerk james z. Nya.
lis and Sias MIIles,n, Inspectors of Elec.
tinns; Siias Mi.leson, Oyerseer Of the Poor:
Josilh w. TIardy, d II Powell, Phihp
Hines aul Slnuel FJl,z, Surveyors of
Roads.
Capoa ToroAip-Jobn Monroe, Super.
visor, George Spaid aud J T. Heatwole.
justices : William Gray, Constable; T.
d Blazer, School Commissioner; John
w Davis, Township Clerk Cyrus Grove
and +. u. Baker, Inspectors OF Elections
Philip Kline, OSersecr If the Poor; jacob
Os'a, Silas Lafollette, William Gray aud
William ID avis, Surveyors IT Road,
B9pmery Torashp-John Larg-n', Sn
pervj-nr; Hurry IIlines aud X bert y
+ W. |, Ju-'ires; u. II Foreman and 5
\ k.dwell, Constab.es; lie Holt, School
& mmis,i,ner Joseph :. Llrgent. Town
hip Clerk; Isaac a riy AID William II
Powell, Inspector of FL c,iJns; David
Hawkins, Orer-ecr # the Poor; !. Sinna-
@er, q II lliro,iuus, Sam ell Larceut,
J ". IIurchr~on aud Ja.LaA Kern, Sur
vyor- of II al-.
Sprio.JieH Tor"Lp-A. Has, S1re--
visor; II. " stump and Bepj lmiu 5 a
non, Jl>tices J In Q N,wnltn, Consta-
Bile; William u MADISON AMI j Is Shan
non, Sch1'l G mmi,-ioner-: John W.
Nsirnc-, T'Snship CIsrk; Within y.
Gl'hrIs AMI William D,nall on, In-poeto
# I'll c'ion- lward T. Grace. O,er.err
+ the Poor john W Shou,s, SIas Lew
T., } ". lass aud VIM. B..ir, Survey
Jrs of Roads.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
HARDY COUNTY.

Below viii he found tn. result of he election
ia Hardy county, as furnished oy friend
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
House If Dei,Juies.

Hoose Of DeieJaies.
Cunningham d. $50 % a. % 90 2s3
Fisher, lad. D., 1911 81 % - 81 90 Sis
State Senate.
Sherrnrd, dem, SOB y 70 50 S. l7s 66I
Bass 9 "a d, 800 IS IS 81 81 ia % s75
White, lad 35 90 or o. 0J o. 80
urcniion-10h D.ari~,
armstrong d 90 . a 9 @ 1875 5ls
DuTey. rep 100 : ~ 10 lu
C,arenti2u -7h Dehy1te DiVri-t.
W,sliu dem all y 10 5s 70 no CSC
For County Superintendent 4 Public
Schools Dr T. w. Anderson received 500.
George T Williams, E.1., PSI, aud Dr
NJ. u. Williams j.. Dos
TowvsuiP OFFICERS ELEcrEp.
NDr,6eH T,,cnsL.p :-Alfred Taylor.
Supervisor J1bu ". Ia.ke,p Township
Clerk John Feizr, Ov,r-per Poor; Jas
Kuyk .nda1 School C,muissi1ncr J ,hn
W In.keep anil r. o ITarH7oi. I1spec-
tore f f. eefirn. NJ W. GlmiIa aud VIM
VI Randolph Justir 5 r. Tucker sod
frederick i.obh C,ns'ables
Lpu Rie.r TDrpdip ~ ,cob A Chris
man. Supervisor; o ! See. Township
Cork Jacob Tee's. q scrsssr Poor West.
ON Grrcf, .hooi Commissioner; Si.ss r.
s. and " O Miller, Inspectors IT Flee
ti'us George w Htwso and j. W. Coop
er, Justices o J Miller oud Jossph
Slip'. g. nstablas
Cup1u T..-pd5p IS musl Ban, SUI
rsryi-1r j. VI Knee, Township Clerk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
N rue TREATMENT or
Chronic and Sexu7l Diseases.
4 FhEsigl0gi~gH Tycsr NJ Ur,1-;,,,s

The cheapest book ever NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nearly three hundred pages, and one hundred
and thirty fine plates aud engraving Of the n e.
naiomy a the human organs in a state Of health
aud disease, with treatise on early errors its
deploraoie consequences upon the mind and Boz
dyf with The author plan OF treatment--the on o.
~ rational and successful mode Of cnre As shown
bT report of eses treated truthful nd wiser
10 the married and those contemplating mar
rage who ent terrain doubts Of their physical con-
dition. Sent free ~ postage TO any address on
receipt Of twenty-five cents ia stamps or postal
currency, By ADDRESSING DR- la CEOTX No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, \ Y. The author NAV
Re Consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which
ms book treats either personally or BY mail, and
medicines sent 20 any part Of the world
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

Armstrong; majority in the District 70
the Convection, Grant and PendIeton ex-
eepted, Is 1908 and Pierce's 1897. Sher.
rard's for the Senate is 1417 and Blake
more's 1899.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
- at once agreeable,
healthy, aud efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS s0o- restored
% is original color
'cih the glass and
trsshness OF youth.
Thin hair is thick
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

EIa- At rHE Paw Pax IASSERT We learn
'-1u the Cumberland Ncrs that the bark mill
,13 each buildings Of Nr II 5. Ladew Tan
-srs situated nu the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
-lat IT, Paw rKw Station, in Morgan county.
we're ,n.'7.y destroyed By ERE 90 sunday NOR
r,og ls, - about four o clock The large sta
r5-a-v engine in use at the tsnnery was also
..hr. damaged The origin Of the li.e is not
ys. A7.au, nor has an estimate beeu made Of
he l5is.
Tie ,.7- l77~- v'a,cs that the Consolidation
coal Company. Of Mary land, paid its employees
20 A.s-ro aa,y eigh,y-f7e thousand dollars
t.- e.r> lone .a 'he month Of September alone
5, also a.-, r.uor that the Baltimore and o.
DID Railroad COMPANY coulempla,es the erection
ft1-se iairei triok dwelling houses for the
,--.rurtarnr ~ employees at the rolling null
s1t a. .r.e- age works which IN. com pany pro-
poses es... sling in Cumberland
- H.>s nearly opposite the Court house,
h. .reaod 20" INCEST assortment Of Jewelry
.rr 'a ttis place. Call lad examine his
soa..l j. very -omple'e
--a- L,.t. Fasr>o FOR November. ISL
-'s '..t.ro comes out with beautiful new
r.- i--.-a tai engraved expressly for it..
SAINT iaI appropriate a piece Of work
7e-..-P Nlpe-i9liclI up,y conp.rcs
e.h t.a 'et-i Appearance. ant its contents
'-'s -.0'- a-s possible more choice than
r. '.- plate, SOS e. Raining re-
''.t- ga.o, on 1D.u picturesque
Hn. trees AMI Hlw-rs The Colorcd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-11-03

LABrH CLOSETS - CT tle Bes. Etrfi Go
II St Co., 2l5 Nlts =, Hgrtfori, e. Sole l..
y. ProDrietoys Of R.Hles, Noaie & Gird'ss.o-,'s
Luther :, HgrAgs. Merton and Dooli9ls's Pa
'.ris The only Closets that have proved effec-
tive. The Earth Closet. by its disinftctl0u Of
faeces, - the most valuable means Of ting
spread OF chelsTs aud other contagious diseases
send FOR circulars. Agenfs rcaH'e9 srcrvrcks-s
SALEsRoOas 10 Doane ST, Boston 600 Broad
way, n Y; 1921 Market Street Philadelphia
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For Senass-BI.kemo,. SEQ. sb.--.-5

For SeRGse-Blakemote $50; Sherrsrd
o23 s'raiher 80; White $50.
for County CaareRtion. Robinson 4ss;
ionsn Us. House Of Delegates, MeCooIe,
SO Keys S5i. .Sxpeyiatendeaf PsLIic
SCHOOLS, Vaudiser 400; Adams $40.
MORGAN COUNTY.
FOR ConseRtiOn Armstrong 2ls; Peerce
rs; baasS 2Sl; Boggs Isl .Seaafe-
S IN, ~; BlakemOre l27; Stro,her 357;
W bite S59 Allen, rep, to Convention
County. Dawson, rep House Of Delegates
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
FOR COReentioa, Faulkner 1885. Ira
vers 1877, Osburn 1887, Morgan 1888 :;
Senate, Wilson l444, BiIlmyre, rep. eOI.
For House Of Delegates, Grantbam aud
tirOss eieefad
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Gent 81 tae Western Rural men
..'- rrm belonging o, E. T BRYANT
-'r Nich.Ro vhicl weighs ~
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CUNDURANGO!
THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR

IuE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
CaHcer, SyPhil's, !Ssr.fala, U7cers. .S,l,
RkeEm, and GH osher Ckrosie b.
DiscGSes.
On 7. I. REENE having JUS; retained fror,
Ecuador and brought with him = saauti,y 81 TIE
ScnsaHs - IA IN dur-nugo Bark seenr-
ed through the ofheiai recon nenSation nna a.
sstancs Of His Excelieucy the President Of Ee,.o-
dor, and the Government OF that Republic We
are prepared 70 all orders for IL 10 A limited ex
tent, and at a price about one quarter Of that
which the eust Of the FIRST very small supply CON-
PEELED us 10 charge
a SPURIOUS article is Tow advertised and
sold As CGncnrangO. We have at eousiders-
Die expense. and with th- CD operation OF thenu-
iborities Of LOIS. the province where the plant
grows, 50 directed the channel % our supply ~
t. ensure that none bat the GENUINE ARTTi,I. y
shall ee sold by as; aud Ne particularly call the
attention Of the public, for their protection, 10
this fact.
BLISS, KEENE & co,
90 C,dGy 81 .Neac York
D. ". BLIss, ". d. Washington. %. G ?
+ BLiss, v. D., New York p. T Ksrvs "
D., New York
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BERKELEY COUNTY.

For CoHrentioH, Faulkner 1891, Trayers
l4Il, Hoge l464, McCIeary 1905. Sc
mate, Wilson 400. B:lImyre, rep 1860
House Of Delegates, Mad eubous:h and Log
elected.