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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-22
DIED..

In Carson, April 18th. Sarah Ann. daughter OF
Henry and Elizabeth Caffell. aged years and
months.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-22

An ITALIAN $50 Bob Pixley rates him.
but We think he must be Canuck)
whacked an AK into his foot at Frank
town on Saturday and made such a bad
Job Of it as to come very near running
himself. His friends brought him in
here and one of the bone-setting frater-
nifty, Dr. Talcott. We believe, patched
HIM mp and gave him such relief as was
possible under the circums' ances. There
is every reason to be doubtful of his
r. inc -, Tta'ian for We n-ver VT hoard
Of one of that race who pretended to be a
wood-chopper; but then AN awkward fell
low who was much more used to handling
maccaroni than cnoppinS az would lie
more likely to practice On has foot than
one whe 10 /. ApeiieEced Ak ul;tn, as
nearly all the French Canadians are.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-22

Roll OF HONOR OF THE CARSON PUB
Lie SCHOOL, FOR THE MONTH ENDING
APRIL Ara, lS73.-High Schaoi No. L.
Edward Allen. Alice Blethen. Emma
Elroh Mary Jane Kelly. Laura Berry,
Fred. Bullock. Virginia Chedic, Jernsha
Sprasue. Eddie 1erinGton. High School
No. q Stella Gates. Annie Martin, john
Fife, Kate Hny.;;;kinsun, Martin Adams
Minnie Blackburn, Grdmnsar Depart
mep.t No. Eva Siingerland Lena
Cotton. Grammar Department No. =
Emma Cotton Willie Johnson, Emma
Ch.dic, Lewis Kaiser Katie Wade, Ell
ward Lee, Ida Simons. Edward Harper,
Ole Bray. Istermeslitl. Department NJ.
Lilly Sharp. Christins. Cook. tniia
Elwarsis, Magsie Iurphy. Intermediate
Experiment No 2.-Charley Peters, Char
lev Lufkin, Evelyn Williams May
Hawthorne. Evelyn Kyser, Mtry Nc
Shane. Primary Department No. L
Jn"rie T"rrvsn' 1r cey Chedic. Belle
Gardner, Jessie Hawley.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-22
e. E. RAIL,


Corner Of Carson and Second Streets,
Carson. Nevada,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND
retail dealer in
HAIR DIV a r e!
Iron and Steel, Coal,
Coal and W..cd stoves.
Powder, Fuse. Shot,
SIedges and Wedges,
Paints, Oils and vai nish.
Croel<cry and Glassware.
Rope and Irvine.
Lamps nd Bar Fixtures,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Sheet Iron and Tin Ware,
Wood and willow Ware,
Gas Pipe and Fixtures.
Doors, Windows aud Bltnds
Comprising the most complete assortment of
goods in the State. and for sale At Cheaper
Rates th,n are offered by any honse between
Sacramento and Chicago.
PRACTICAL TIMERS AND Plr MDfRs
Ready to do any work in their line on short
mnia.tf EB. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-22

Tickets will be sent by Express and money col
lected on delivery when desired.
, 1873-06-08
deciding that the manager Of the theatre in
travelling actor, is the responsible party.

Mrs. Robert Z. Lee, On Tuesdsy, visited the
old homestead at Arlington.
Colfax is to deliver the 4th Of July orBtion at
st. Joseph, Mich.
The report that Nine. Loyson, wife Of Father
Hyacinthe, has q son and heir, is contradicted.
The Garter vacant by the death OF Lord Zet~
land has been conferred on the Earl Of Leices-
ter.
The Rev. Benjamin H: Paddock Will be con-
secrated, Sept. II, as Episcopal Bishop OF Massa-
chusetts.
Secretary Robeson and family will spend the
summer at Bye Beach, and not at Long Branch,
as has been reported
The Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, OF San Fran
cisco, has been elected Assistant Bishop (Epis-
copa) Of North Carolina. -
Hiss Neatly, the bride at Senator Allison, Of
Iowa, is the daughter Of George Neatly, IN old
resident of Burlington, Iowa, and Was the
adopted daughter Of Senator Grimes, whom she
accompanied on his European tour.
Maj. Elias Griswold, of Baltimore, who was
Confederate Provost Marshal at Richmond dur
ing the rebellion, has been appointed Special
Agent Of the Post-Ofice Department at salary
Of 81, ,695 per annum. He Ii now member OF
the MARYLAND Legislature, elected On the Demo-
cratic ticket In November, 1871, but has been
acting with the Republican party since last fall,
when he ran as an anti-Greoley candidate for
Congress, and waB defeated By e1-Gov. Swan.
, 1873-06-08
THE CLERGY AND THE REPORTERS.

! Let uB look At thb case.
Among the other things Of which the City Of
Chicago may boast, is a press which, for reck-
| lossness and diabolisu, has no equal The re-
porter go summarily dismissed by the Rev. Mr.
Sullivan represents paper which, ve
| venture to saY. would not be tolerated in any
other city which p1etends to civilization, The
| New York Herdn, in the days when the late ID
mented h1r. Bennett was regularly Kicked and
caned along the road to fame and fortune. was
q model Of deoency compared with this Chicago
| "palladium OF liberty"
For some time past 1t has been the custom Of
the conductors Of this paper to devote large
! portion Of their Sunday morning issne 10 elsb-
| crate personal b1ackguardiam ct the clergy
and the various congregations in the city.
] Some OF these productions have been even in
famous enough to attack the wives and dsugh-
! ters Of the congregation, sometimes under lui-
tials, or By allusiona which could not be mis-
taken, and sometimss by their full namea.
and, under the name Of reporting The services
and sermons get up materials Tor those vlle as
| saults On private character and business aud
! family life. And, strange to say, this paper Is
! not what it would be recognized as being any
where else,-the organ only OF the pot-houae
and the "rough;" it is in Chicago paper
bought, as the Herald II in New York, by many
3sSont people. It is possible TINT many people
think tits sort OF thing " "smart!" smartnegs,
charity, multitude Of sins Whether the gen.
tlemen and indies whose initials are given in
these specimens OF modern literature find them
Interesting reading, We have not learned.
It appears that Trinity Church had been served
like the rest At all events. il it had not, it was
soon about to be.
IN bright sunday morning one OF the orea1
tores VINO se!1s MS manhood anu "nas Small
modlcnm OF brains ne may possess Tor infamous
uses M IKE tnese appears , underneath the pulpit
The rector aska tho poor creature, :" Are you
reporter Of the -" The answer ID afhrma-
, 1873-06-08
or no. He will even go farther, and ask the
Clergyman, perhaps, after service, to do it for

or no. He will even 70 farther, and ask the
clergyman, perhaps, after service, to do it for
Now. Let It be distinctly understood. to begin
with, that people cone to church to t1orsais. The
reporter is there nlyin1 fs yocation, earning his
daily wages. He has no more riQht to claim the
church Tor his buainess than has the BLACKSMITH
room and convanfances ~ fo1 I'll the writing Of his ar
tioIe .bont he chnrch tha congregation. and The
nraacher than haa ia 49, nhotourenher far the
nhotnornnhino ~ tba cbancel the mint and
ffha nreacha- on a h-;ott Sunday morninr
Hfcat ch-r,haa Iii F. o1a5 ~ oiva hin aa.t
r. 10 on1,aa 1Ia "ttar nssnTe to attand ia rar-
v;ces M ' n nv 10 nv evcn haTa - .-i11I ~ :.
worahinar +n cfa;r, ancb a Mas mt A. a
ranoTter T,rosarntino h;s calling ha has M ,io,s
uhstavar Ha - H.n = a. al e1activ ~ ho
,.,SJ 10 +; -, o,t.~. 'st1,d.- e~-eat o.,d r,not
eh.ua uu ~ anci r ~ rsor 81 A. ~ a1o
rsnort ~ hia SERMON ~ Ia renorter nav take IL
f%t mi o otharw;ea and r. he neraist Ia NAV be-
, 1873-06-08
PERSONAL.

Gov. William Clafin and SOD, OF Mnssachu
eetts, are at the BhermaD HOUSE.
Gen. Il. Woodbury. Of San Francisco. is st ths
Sherman House.
Thomas Hunderson, Esq, Of Now Zealand
/ Tas At Tie Sherman yesterday.
DR.; J. Magoaedsr, U. 8. l., was at the Gard.
neE House.
from Washington, D. g. ' ''0'''
~ " e. s%ith Ndderminster, England, is at
James E. Burrow and John a. Angus are q,
the Grand Pacidc from England
Robert Jarvis, Esq, from Louisville Was al
the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday
George Alfred Townsend (Gath). Washington
correspondent of TIE Ta1auNE, is at the Grand
Pacific Hutnl-
Capt. BogarduB and Abe Heinman will leave
the city tomorrow for Batavia. N. T., to attend
the New York Bpo1tamen's Convention.
4. B. Mullet, Government Architect is In this
city, inspecting the Government buildings. The
new Marine Hospital is nearly ready for occu-
Panoy, and when opened. sixty patients now wait
ing viii be admitted.
The following we're the prominen: arrivals st
the Sherman House yesterday John Bois, F.
4. Cast, Louisville &. g. Churchill Utica F.
3. Fargo. Detroit; II. q. Seward, Memphis R.
I. Martin, Colorado o. n. Roe, Warrington,
D: G.; F. ". Newhal1, Geneva r. Y. Pierce,
n. Ho7ey, Boston,
Thy following members Of The Yale College
scientific expedition arc at the Sherman House:
Prot; Q; Q: Marsh. O. Harger, =. 4. Oaks, 7.
lyn Clark Dewey, Stamford, Conn.,; A. Kinney,
Baltimore; Il. 3: Watney, @. 6. Knox, Tonkera
b: e. 0heyey, Manchester, Conn; H. q. Mar
, 1873-06-08

Tho Methodists Of the New England Canfarauoe
have uttered arnest protest against the building Of
costly chupchea. They say tho money Ia wanted for
the building Of ihurches for display. rather than tha
accommodation II the people; and they condemn tho
semi gothic nonyTa1 monstroaltes too often erected
for their aiuapla Forsbtp.
, 1873-06-08

ANNIVER9ARY-WEEK
~as passed .ery quletly,-the presence OF such
T. vaat influx Of wisdom and piesy causing scarce-
" nipple upon tie surface Of our ordinary
worldly society. The weather, contrary to all
established precedents, was steadily fne. The
various religious bodies transacted the ANIMAL
business in q decorous manner, enjoyed the an
nual Bober junketings, and then adjourned for =
year. The Peace Society talked mild platitudes;
the woman-sunragists said the usual Number Of
sharp things. The discussions Of the last showed
mnra Of good taste and good breeding than they
have sometimes done in former years. Mrs.
Howe, Mrs Livermore. and other prominent ad-
Eocatas OF tbs cause, presented the familiar ar
Euments gracefully a. we'll as forcibly; and all
The discussions we're noticeably free from that
tone of vituperation and inyective which mara
the efforts Of some friends Of their cause.
THE GREAT FEATURE
OF the week, however, WIS the proceedings Of
the Labor -Reformers. It VAS little difficult to
keep the run Of this thing, ~ there we're "three
in tho field" in the shape OF three
sepaIate associations. i'll protesting substan- !!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
By Yesterdays Hail.

We learn from sources that are not
likely to be mistaken that there is deGci,
Of ten millions of dollars or more in the
cash 10 the Treasury of the United States.
-Ne0 lork Sun, august -.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Maryland to nominate candidates for State
Comptroller aud Clerk of the Court of Ar
peals, met in Baltimore on Tuesday last
and nominated LEVIN WoLFoRD for Comp
troller and JAMES L. FRANKLIN for Clerk
of the Court of Appeals.
kansas City, Missouri, is said to be ,be
best cattle market in tho United States.
-"For sale or to rent" is ros,od on
more than c, 900 houses and stores in New
Orleans.
A Bear was killed at Gravel Springs.
Frederick County, Va, few DAYS ago,
which weighed 463 pounds.
In Columbus, Ohio, on yesterday week
it is said, there were fifty cases of Cholera.
SALE OF MINERAL LANDS. Major JED
HoTCHKIss la purchased for Mr. CHARLES
EAsToN, Of England, l4,C00 acres of min
errl lands in West Virginia, a, an agpre-
gate cost of Sol, 800 This is said to be
richest ceal deposits on the cou,iuent.-
Stdumton ljrginidn.
There are LOGS National Banks in
the United States.
"A BASS was caught in the Shenandoah
last week, which, upon opening, wss fund
TO contain small terrapir. Jonah.lke, OF
whale-like-which is it J.? as we are some
what confuscd-the bass had "takcn in
the terrapin, shell and al, which measur.
ed about an inch and half across its back.
The bass wei ghed24 lbs Clarke Courier
Pride cannot bear reproof, bat humility
bows before il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, Aug 7, 1878

4 IL ANohsAii - ADio.
BEEF CATTLE.-Tho market has not been very
active this week, except for q very short time
when IL exhibited some little animation. There
were not AS many Cattle on the market as last
week, but the proportion Of good ones was lar
ger, while those Of a medium order were predo :
minant, and the common grades rather more
limited an number than usual. Prices fell of
'ul lc on the top grades, while the others de-
clined &c and in some instances &c per lb. A
bout $50 head go East without being offered here,
and the balance, nearly 100, were lett over uu-
sold.
lows Best Beeves at 87@9S6 75-that gen.
orally rated first quality 37GS5 81 ; medium
or good fair quality 0OG0S4 81; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 5OC9S4 90 inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle o 00C900 00-gen-
eral average Of the market to-day 81 81; ex-
treme range OF prices 50@S6 10. Most OF
the sales were from 80 TO 50 81 q 100 lbs.
OF the receipts COS head came from Ohio, ~
from Maryland, llS from Virginia, aud Sl4
from West Virginis-total receipts for the week
1909 head against 1927 head last week. aud
1898 head the same time last year. OF the
offerings s2I head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 80 head sold TO Washington city
dealers 2l5 to York county, Pa, dealers
and ll5 head TO Eastern sPeculators--total sales
for the week ;2s9 head, against l426 last week
and 1909 head same time last year.
SHEEP And LAMBs.-There has been n very
heavy run Of Sheep this week. much larger -thau
for some time past, and but few of them have
been reshpped, the number scarcely reaching
1000 head. Among the receipts, which have
generally been OF an indifferent order, there were
a few better top grades Prices, considering
quality, show change since last week W,
quote at 4G16 cts e 10 gross the outside rate fol
e few of extra quality. Good Cpen-wOol stock
Sheep are in demand at 2@S3 Is per head -
Lambs dull at 2GgSi 90 e head. Receipts
this week 6700 head, against 1897 last week
and 6633 head same time last year.
Hoes With very little difference in the mum
Der Of the receipts as compared with last week
the market is 10lc per 10 lower, and has beer
so for several days past; at the close prices are
rather weak AutCipations of heavy arrival;
are entertained, ard il is considered very likely
that this will cause decline in prices with tho
exception possibly of the very best light smooit
! logs, which may maintain their present position
fer IA few days We quote at OOG97 30 per lO'
! lbs net Receipts this week 69O3 head sgains
| 7l47 last week, and 1854 head same time las
! year.-Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

The Democratic Convention of Ohio
met at Columbus, on the inst. There
was very large attendanco aud great en-
thusasm. The Convention nominated Hon.
WILLIAM ALLEN, native Of Virginia, for
Governor, by octl maticn. A writer in the
Baltimore Sun in speaking of Mr.. ALLEN
remarks: "For the encouragement of poor
young men | would state that Mr.. ALLEN,
when boy. and before he removed to O.
bio, worked at the saddltrs' trade in the
then small town of Lynchburg, in the shop
of "Uncle JOHN THURMAN" as to was
familiarly called. One of bis peculiaritics
was that he carried about with him in his
coat pocket daily a small pocket edition Of
WALKERS Dictionary. Whenever be heard
word used, either in conversation or by
any public speaker, that he did not know
the meaning of, out would come from It's
hiding place the aforesaid little dictionary,
which was consulted not only as to the
meaning Of the word, but also as TO its pre-
per pronuncia ion. For this he was not
unfrcquently laughed OF by the boys Of The
town, who seemed not to appreciate the
fact that knowledge was power. Young
| ALLEN however "cared for none of these,
things," and pursued the even tenor of his
way. BY his energy and perseverance, in
the cultivation of the gifts with which
kind Providence had endowed him, he rose
TO dis'iJ c!ion, even to his being The peer Of
CLAY and CALHOUN and WEBSTER and
WRIGHT, aud others of equal dis,ino ton,
who in days gone by graced the Senate Of
the United States"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

Departed this life at the residence of his parents
on Lost River, Hardy county, on the 18th ult,
Mr. ANGUs WooD MILLER, aged % years, II
months and "a days.
The subject Of this tribute had been n victim
which time all that medical skill and the unre-
hitting attention of parents and friends could do,
failed to relume the waning FIRE Of life, which
was slowly Pickering to its close Long before
the hard Of aiIliction was laid upon him, he had
experienced that change of heart which enabled
him to look upon death as a welcome messenger
aud the narrow tomb rs that which bad been
robbed Of its victory. Young aud gifted with
ample means for participation in the ephemernl
pleasures Of this life, he wisely turned as1e from
all and set about making that peace with God
which in the last moments Of his life he gave
such indulitable evidence had been accomplish
ed. Dying in the cull possession Of his mental
faculties lie employed them with bis latest breath
in demonstrating the power Of religion 70 sustain
the believer in his conflict with the last enemy
About half hour before he died, he asked for
some water, which after drinking lie remarked,
"Tbat is the last drink &C water which I shall
take on this earth now ! will fix to die " AZ
ter few minutes Of quiet be said, az am dying,
going to God on that beautiful shore" little
later he required bis brother to be called to his
bedside when Angus said to him, You know !
have talked to youa good deal about this matter.
cannot say much more. shall not 10 with
you many minutes. I wish you to prepare 10
meet your father and mother, brother and sister
in Heaven. Strive to make yonr calling and
election sure. Do the very best you can, and
you will be a good boy" short time after
ibis be extended bis hand 70 the writer, ard re-
quested him 10 feel bis pulse when he remarked,
rs there any there? Thea composing himself
q kite, he turned and repeated in a clear voice
Jesus can make dying bed feel rs soft as
downy pillows are IL was now evident that
he was sinking rapidly, when his father drew
close beside him solbing when Angus said 90
him, 81 am dying going to Jesus, don fret
about it, These were bis l1st words, when
death laid bis hand upon his heart, not harshly,
but gently as The harper lays his oren palm upon
bis harp % stil It's vibrations. 70 the bereaved
parents and brother we can say, your grief should
fud consolation in The blissul utterances which
fell from bis dying lips, and your endeavors TO
gain nome in heaven should receive a new in
ccudye inspired by tbe hope Of reunion IN that
E.ysium where death is not known, and God has
promised to wipe away all tears from our eyes.
H. w. II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

A haiIstorm that passed over portions
Of Berkeley and Jefferson counties two
weeks ago, destroyed 20 acres of corn for
join III. LINDSAY, % for Samuel BAX-
LEY, about 40 for Puilip Henry, % or so
for Thomas IiITE, and also for several 9th
er farmers in that immediate vicinity. The
Virginia NJ II sustained some damage from
the water flowing through tho mill Mar
timsLura .Slalesnlan, Aansl II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
Railroad Meeting.

4 meeting Of the citizens Of Hardy Coun-
ty was held at The Court House, in this
place, on last Tuesday afternoon, having
for its object the extension of the Sluth
Branch Narrow Gauge RIiIroad to this
place now under construction to Romney
from Green Spring RIO. Ga motion, W.
NJ. Randolph, i q was called to the chair
and II. S. Carr, Esq, appointed secretary.
Speeches were made by Col. Robert White
President Of the road II Il. Sbcrrard, +.
i. Wclton, and d. O. Naupiu, in which
the subject under consideration was fully
explained. A committee Of FIVE or six
gentlemen were appointed to correspond
with the authorities Of the BALTIC. and Ohio
Railroad in regard to having the route sur.
veyed, &c. A resolution was adopted to
hull a meeting hero on the lst day Of Sep.
tember Court, and inviting the citizens Of
Grant, Pendlotou and Hampshire Counties
to participate.
Tho meeting was altogether a harmoni.
Gus one, and seems to have awakened our
people to a true sense Of their interests.
We hope the next meeting will be general
~ attended, and matters arranged by which
the road vii be put under way Moore
flH Idrcuiscr, AUg. 8.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

The Wheeling MtcHigeHcer, makes o
good hit in referring to the pe, names used
by some Of the West Virginia papers iu
speaking of their contemporaries The
practice is a nauseatiug one to the last de-
gree. III
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Die d,

Near Capon Bridge, in this county, on the
l2.h ultimo, of Consumption, Mrs. MARY SUSAN
Lovs1r, wife of Albert Lovstt Esq aged 90
years She leaves kind husband and two little
children, with many friends and relatives TO
mourn her loss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
NO TIC T.

TIE firm of KUYKENDALL & SHEET
has This day been dissolved By mutual con.
sent Z. B. SHEETz becoming purchaser
Of their entire. stock and fixtures
The Books and papers of the late fiji m
wi be found at the old House and immc
date settlement will be required. To save
costs payments must be made promptly, as
indulgence cdnnot be gicen
JAMES SHEETX,
WIN A. KUYKENDALL.
August 1st, 1873 is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
TAKE NOTICE.
Tire Superior
MOVING MACHINE.

AIANUFACTCPED bv T ,Swrvfv 4 Co
VI Wheeling West Va, has Leen awarded
ihr FIRST prize AT The Vienna Exposition ~ Charies.
flH lourttr
WE have been telling The Farmers we had lie
best Machine boz The worl TO oIer them. and
here IL the proof that 10 is e..
Please let us have yous ,-7ers for next sea
sou early.
KU. rNDALL & SnEErz,
l'omney, July 20 1919. Agents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, August y, 1878.
-FLcUR-Howard street super 4 50 ass 30
WHEAT, active and in good demand. Sales Of
red at l50N1l 20 cts choice white al l65@) lT5c
per bushe. Corn, 600 bushels received to-
day. Whites sold at 72@75 cts-yellow at 5sG9
90 cents per bushel. Rye-sales ut s06s5 cents
per bushcl. Oats-sales at 42l944 cents.
Nrw GnRK Ann u Cold lliS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
LIST OF GIFTS:
Total 1000 0y5s, all cash,

Total 1900 Gyls, all cash.
dH'oaalin2 to............Sl, 800 600
The dishiJuiion uW be posiGrc r5chcy
Ill TIE Hckots ar. soid o. mt, anu hc -.
600 gitts aH pail IN proporijam 10 hc Gch-
cis sold-W ,msoH h'ckefs LcjDg dcRroycd,
rs at the F'rst ami .SccoHd Concern, anil
not rrPrcseHicd n me droci7g.
PRICE or TICKETS:
lHoic Gcte1s $50: Uo1tes s2j, Tcnhs.
cr coh CouyoD, IS Ebgen Whole TJrk,t,
tor $500; 22l Ticksls Ior $1,000; Il3
Dholc Tjckch FIR $1,000 2Z7 White
Ticfois Ior $4,000 No d,s,o0pf on less
Tim $500 ro,th NJ Echets nj u time.
THE Wpor0Heied success II be 7hir3
Gyi Cmccyt as ,roH rs Tie soti.jac,iop
g'rla ~ me- first opd Sccop1, molc, IL
oHlV necessary To anHoVhre He FouJh ~
insure he Jeompt gale II TrerV TickcL-
The Foyh GjH CoRccrt rW he conducIcl
Z" an ~. @rfajis like he Thbd, ANIL mil
PU1ic"'lts may he icoyHcd /rom cjrcul0ys,
Th''h WW Dc scDt FREE Jrom Ills Mite to
a" ,ebo oPP'y FIR hsm.
Itrl'is Bo,c rc1dy tor sale. anil 0H mr.
dcrs accompanied by The moucy promptly
JHed L'bcrM terBis 10 hose irho bty Ia
sen ggoia
THOS. + BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lib Nv, and Man Gif' Cont +,
Public Library Building, L,uiSsiiIe, ~.
Aug. s, iS73.-lm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

THE County Court ., its G,cal tern,
closing on yesterday, fEed tho County levy
al 40 etc. 10 local business, tho most i'm
por:ant wsS re-opeDiug tho Paw Paw and
Winchester Turnpike. We borO to give
further proceedings mkt weck.