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New Music Store.
I HAVE iuat onnnf

cIS&S and select stock of MUSiOAI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lI2s{n combating Of
Flageolottes, Guitars, Yiolins, Vioioncelios,
Contra Bass, Dobson's Patent Bapios, Tam.
borines. Music Stands, Violin Bows. Strings.
&c; Theso goods, were solicited by myself,
and are warranted.
Orders received for sREcT MUSIC. and
the same supplied once week: also. for
PIANO and OEGAN TUNING,
'1hents repaired and Bows rehaired.
Z ms STRICTLY CASH.
Sept 21 1 J.p. RAWLs.
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K66dds @ .siIaw ys5yasngksfnues,
Detrott 6p.waasspafkipgxK WqatS
Side girl who NO. an EliEabeshan kpfSf,;
for the occasion. ihi Ell fuif, stiE Fl az
unrestricted use Of satin. gloss cdntd
make ID. Haaofs skheimost: stnrinin1 ohaA
ractsr. The lover came at,,tbao 0rtho,
dcx tsraHp, aAa RAJ, ahherrd into ssas pai,
lor, whore the enchanting 2raafd 81 and
her father and mother wer6 seated. ,Hel
wGss cordially received and tho! ieseninR
passed pleasantly, although the old folks
sat !, up longer than the yonnester
thought necessity. FINALLY theY vent
to bed and the twain were left alone.
After certain amouutlof preliminary
bashiulnsss.sthe maiden, asaented oher
lovers feQrqsAh tos a kiss. He assays,aa
. bfintling wall Of tarlgtkn aid starch.
He scan6e toiaher 10 'front.' aud twas
gonked In eachleye. .,I.Ha isidlednup to
her, n and the right band p!opg .eut one %
reach the prize Over Her shoGider, and
a chetd.l@ 'dS sfris6 Of lace eickled HE
nose tiIlthet MAS iohliged to take 6 seat
and sneeze Then tho, maiden, came to
the rescue, and held down one side of
the provoking f11ff; and againh 1ht5s ioNNter
advanceda sUdst as' he had all but
reached her blooming cheek, the damsel
lost her grip, and the razor,like deoo-
ration few up with. o force that took an
''under.bit out OF his right ear" Then
he got mad. Then she got mad. Then
they both got mad; and an anticipated
wedding has; come to- premature end. 1
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The inquest at Huntington, L. L, in
the Kelsey tar and feather tragedy. was
concluded Saturday, the, Jury returning
q verdict that Kelsey was killed by per-
sons unknown, but holding that Royal
Semmis, and others hitherto mentioned, !,
were parties to the outrage which led to
his death. .,,,ne,,7.i,n.~.
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4 T his new store, 3Iain street, nearly op-
IA posite tho Central National Bank has
q largo and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES,
stem and key winders, from tho best E,l-
ropean and American manufacturers, aud of
his own importation, in gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRYl An unriyaled assort-
ment just received, and all theslatcst styles
Sterling SILYER-WARE, in sets and cases.
Bridal Presents, and very fine selection of
Plated-Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains,
Lockets. elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage
ment Rings, largo stock OF Spectaclea and
Eyeglasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and n
great variety Of Fancy Articles. My stock is
the largest and best selected in the Southern
country. and will be sold as cheap AZ the
same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct a.
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1.-THE Atmosphere" !"

RY Camille Flsmmauon, illustrated with
~ ten Chrome Lithographs ala eighty six
"The Fair God; or The Last Of the Tzins, !"
by Lew Wallrco. So 90.
Lombard Street." description of the
Money Market, BY Walter Bagshot, s1.75:
3 "What the Swallows Sang"-"Leisure
Romance Of Old court Life in France
by Francis Elliott. 81 so. ~ @
"Nina's Atonement;nby Christian Reado.
author Of valerie Alymer." 81 90.
'Articlo A." Romance, from tho French
of Adolphe Belot. as cents.
Charles Resde's last novel, "a simpleton.,.
And other new publications received semi
weekly for sale at
Sept 25 r. L. BRYAN'S BOOKSTORE.
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Mrs. Shine. of Melrose. Ill, had o
patch OF hluxuriant corn. . A vixenish
COW, with q ofumply horn, was revsling
IN its sucoulent ears and waving foliage.
Mre. Shine. broom,stick in hand, inter
fered with the festivities of the invader.
The crumply horn is now fecked with
gore: and Mrs. Shines immortal part
has flown to shine in that blissful olime,
where the herbage is unfading. in its
verdanoy, and hooking cattle never
break in and steal. 'N'' 90"
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Charlotte, Columbia and Auguata
Railroad company.
TREASURER'S OFFICE

IuEhSO OltER'S OFElCC,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., October 81, 1878.
A 1 the last annual meeting of tho stock
"a holders of this Company, tho following
order was made:
"Ihat the annual meetings be hereafter
Monday in November OF each year; and that
tho next annual meeting bu held in Novom-
Der, 1873, i'll Columbia, 8. c."
lp accordance with tho above resolution,
this Company will be held in this city on the
ELEVENTH day of NOVEMBER next.
Oct % tufm G. BOUKNIGHT, Sec'y
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FRNIsHING GOODS:
Why the South ID Poor.

why Cno south Ii Poor.
LNROM the cradle 10 the grave. we are
n .doaed With all kinds OF unknown Medi.
cines made abroad, Of which we know no.
II your baby is sick, you give it Northern
Soothing Syrup, instead Of Heinitsh's Rose
II Your Liver is not right, yov take North
ern @;n P1lls, instead Of the "Blood and Liver
II your Blood is impure, you take North
er1 Sarsapsrilla, instead Of the .'Queon's
II you have Chills and Fever. Won take
Vegetable Tonic. ,N = :.
Our health and our wealth is thus de-
sstroyed. Encourage your own dootora; take
medicines made at home, and bny those
e1pexienoe OF forty years In making all
ktnds OF Medicines for every disease known.
uo A. once Snd coneult With him. For sale
Oct II !97FF iNI rFTE"-- -,1oN
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE CITY CLERK.
CoLusiBIA s. c., October 16, 1873
RY order of the City Council, the time for
new Alms Honse and Hospital has been ex.
tended nntil the regular meeting OF City
Council, the second TUESDAY in November.
All parties Wishing to make bids for the
same will be allowed to take the plans and
spsoiBcations from the Clerks office for
twenty-fours. OHAS BARNUM,
Oct17 City Treasurer.
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CAPTA1N, JACKS REMArNs

HAYE been laid in their last resting.
~ place, and bis foes rejoice. Old fogy-
aside by tho Indian Girl, and smokers rejoice.
as they can get better Cigar for cents ct
her store than can be bought elsewhere at
10 cents, aud pure Havana three for rs cents.
tho sale OF which che controls in this m markct
Tho magnificent stock that
WILL BE EXHIBITED
In few days at this Cigar Emporium will
surpass anything ever seen in the State.
This Maid being 30 long known to the citi-
Zens OF Columbia as the only dispenser of the
:mokers' luxury, would render farther adver-
tising unnecessary, but strangers and those
who expect to vieit this city lll
DURING FAIR WEEK
Must be posted as to whcre to get the best
CIGARS. II you haven't tried the cents
Cigar, call at once.
SILVER LAKE FINE CUT is all the 60
WIN Chewers. Oct "a
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School Books.

III. stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS. Classical
and English. Also, STATIONERY, for
Schools and Merchant, and Public Oficers.
School Teachers and Merchants supplied at
low prices. Hent 80
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The Newest Goods.

The Newest Goods.
THE subscribor bess ies7o 70 inform
8n the citizens and public generally, that
-1A he has just returned from the North,
VIII as hne an assoI tment Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS as ever has been offered In
this city, viz: Fine WOOLENs, Coatiugs,
vestings,. Doeskins, Cloths, Casslmeres. &o.
hfs friends and customers are resp ectfully
invited 70 examine his stock, IA he guaran-
tees to please the most fsstidious. All suits
ordered will be guaranteed to fit and be Of
the best workmanship.
Sept rs q. D, EBERHARDT.
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Views for the Million

HAVE just received dino assortment OF
L sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and
American, l colored and plain. Also, ILLU-
MINATED ones. Il. L. BRYAN.
Sent 80
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$1,6OO,OOO,

Divided into 10000 cash gifts. will be dis
tributed by lot among the ticket holders
The numbers OF the tickets to be drawn from
ono wheel by blind children and the gifts
from another.
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Newest and Best
~ 9 y S q 9 9 " q i,

= y
nITSON & co. publish 900 Music Books,
- suited to every taste and every occa.
sion. Descriptive Catalogues sent FREQ.
Among the most recent and beat arc:
HOUR OF SINGING, ~ On
For High Schools and Seminarics.
CHOICE TRIO4, 81 M
For High Schools and Seminaries.
THE Standard, Al M
Tho Banner Church Music Dock Of the
Season.
THE RIVER OF LIFE, o5
Uncqnaied in variety, unexcelled in qua
ity. Sabbath School Song Book by forty
composers.
CHEERFUL VOICES, IN
l.. o. Emcrson's Latest School Song Book.
THE ORGAN AT HOME, 80 60
Undoniably tho best Collection for Reed
Organs.
DEVOTIONAL CHIMES, rs
Neat, complete, perfect. For Social Meet
ings.
All arc Choice Books. Already in great
demand. Sent postpaid, for retail price.
OMVER DITSON & CO.,
Boston.
CHAs. q. DITsON & CO..
I'll Broadway, Y:
oct IL ~. swT
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Just Received.

!, ~, Just Received,
A FRESH supply Of CRACKERS, assorted
"A CANDIES and TOYS. For good BREAD
and CAKES; oall at KRAFT'S Bakery.
August 4t.E
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WILL BE EXHIBITED
DURING FAIR WEEK
THE PUBLIC HAVE

nF late beon made aware that Segars can
~, be made at home as we'll, yes, even bet
ter than those imitation brands brought out
arc sold to them for genuine articles, and as
thoy cannot always judge by the sample
shown them, but must rely on the honesty OF
the naonufdcturer. therefore the proprietor
OF the CALIFORNIA SEaAR STORE says the pub
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Planters Can Get the Highest Price
RN0h their COTTON. and buy their GRO-
LAOERfES st tho cheapest rates, at
I. Ysept "a, l9C HARDYsHOLOMON'B.
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4l a - DENNISON'S
Il ilNfjVvPATENT SHIPPING TAGS!
.NOvor Two Hundred Millions have
'IhI7I been used within the past ten
~ ~ - years, without complaint Of loss
by Tag bsoominR detached. They are more
reliable for marking Cotton Bales than any
Tag In nse: All Express Companies use
them. Sold by Printers and stntioners
everywhere. Oct t3mos
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Mills House Stables

W. u Mills House Stables.
10 JUST received ut the above Sta
~ S:ss, :Ts1ty head fine KENTUCKY
AA6,MULES, most Of which arc we'll
broke. Will be sold cheap for cash.
Bept13 J. N. LONG, Agent.
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BEEN PROTECTED BY

Havana Segars in this city. And we assure
our patrons that we import none but the
finest Hdudnd Tobacco in tho market. Also
do VIC say to our friends that VIC have brought
out some Of tho best workmen from Now
York, who, VIC are sure, will not let any New
York or Baltimore segar beat those made
ut tho
CALIFORNIA SEGAR STORE.
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Cheap and Good Medicines
Always to be had at
IIHINITsH'S DOCTOR SHOP.
TIM y boat Cough Medicine is STANLEY'S
Il COUGH SYRUP.
The best Chill and Fever Medicine is KINA
CHILL CURE.
Tho best Liver Pills is HEINlTSH'S
RLOOD AND LIVER PILLS.
The best Blood Purifier il UEINITSH'S
QUEENS DELIGHT.
Standard Medicines at HEINITsH'S Drug
store. Oct 10t
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a"1'" Professional Gard.
nAY calls for DIR. :TALLEY will be left at
~ pr. Mote Drug Store; night calls at
mrs: sheiton's Boarding House. on Washing
LON etfeetsi = itNt e. ttDt Oct % 6
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01
Baltimore Cattle Market.
TmURsDAY. July 24. ISIS

BEEF CATrLE.-The market was more active
than last week, and the whole OF the offerings
were disposed of. About 2OO head 90 TO Lam
caster and other points in Pennsylvania with .
out being offered here. Prices were shade
lower ON all grades, the greater decline being
on The tops, the number of which was not as
large as last week, and the lower grades not so
plentiful as then, much the larger portion of
the stock consisting Of medium and fair Cattle.
friceS to-day for Beef Cattle ranged rs fol .
lows Best Beeves at , STGSG 9O-that gen.
orally rated first quality 4 S7G)S5 81 medium
or good fair quality 00@Si 81: ordinary thin
Steers, oxen and Cows 5OGnSi co; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle OOGOO OO-een-
eral average OF the market to-day IS rs; CT
treme range of prices 3 50@3SG 90 Most Of
the sales were from 5 IS TO Sc 90 n 100 lbs
OF the receipts Cos head cnme from Ohio Ga from
Md 81 from Va, and 5I4 from w Vs-totaI
receipts Tor the week 1870 head, against 1860
last week, and $40 head same time last year or
the offerings $50 head were taken by Balti-
more butchers, 90 head sold to Washington
city and country dealers, 6S to York county
Ia, dealers, and 1873 head TO Eastern specu-
lators--tDtal sales for the week ll49 head
against 1926 last week, and S55 head same
time las, wear
SHEEP AND LANES There has been a slight
falling off in the receipts of Sheep this week and
on these about 1000 were taken East. The ar.
rivals OF good Sheep continue to- oe quite limit
ed, and prices have advanced since our last re-
port 4c per ID. We now quote butchers Sheep
at 4G5l cts e Id gross. Good large open wool
Ewes are in good demand and scarce Stock
Sheep, 2@}S3 so per head Lambs at 26S4
per head. The market has been fairly active du-
ring the whole week. Receipts for this week 1889
head, against 29J5 last week. and 1869 head
same time last year.
Hoes On Monday and Tuesday the receipts
were quite light, which, with the limited num-
Der ofarrivnls the previous week, caused rapid
advance, and sales we're readily made at 500,
IS per 100 lbs net. On the succeeding day ar.
rivals became more plentiful, and the prospect
Is favorable for the continuation Of fair run,
rather more perhaps than may be needed, and
the tendency now is towards lower figures the
present prices not being so readily obtained as
they were n few days since There are no stllers
in market. The demand continues largest for
good neat smooth Hogs. Receipts this week
1888 head, against $40 last week, and 1909
head same time last year Sun.
BALTIMORE, Tuesdsy, July 90, 1873.
-FLoUs-Howard street super 50 ass 90
WHEAT, steady and prime in demand. Sales Of
red ut l41Gyl G3cts choice white ~ l45GH csc
per bushel. Corn, 10 600 bushels received to-
day. White sold ~ $4,000 cts-ycllow al 5sG1
90 cents per bushel. Rye--sales At GO6,G5 cen Is
per Gushel. Oals-sales Mt ~ (G)45 cents
NV GoRK July % Gold, ll5S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01
By Yesterdays Mail.

rgA MOVEMENT is already on foot in
New York TO secure pardon for young
WALwoRTH.
~ A STARTLING report reaches US from
the United States Consul at Valencia. lie
announces that two of the Spanish war yes.
sells seized by the insurgents at Cartbageua
have sailed f:om Vsleucia with troops bound
for America Ii this Information should
turn out to be correct, these ships are pro-
baby on their way to Cuba. We may,
therefore, expect to Lear stirring new, froIn
that island before long Bali. Gazette.
TT IT is said the, the depression in the
tea trade has produced various failures and
suspensions in New York.
EE IT is asserted that Vice President
WILSON will never exercise the fuuctiop,
of his Office. The paralytic stroke has Of.
fected his face and impaired his speech.
ETA $4,000 purse is to be offered
for competition at . running race to come
off in October in San Francisco, open 10
al horses in the United States.
SAN Francisco, July 29.-Twen,y.
two Cbioese females. brought By steamer
yesterday from Hong Kong, sold a,
public auction to-day in, the Chinese quar-.
ters. The young girls brought as high =.
$3.50 eaob, and the middle aged and old
women from 1900 to $500 each.
n~The VirRiria Republican State Con
ven'ion met iI Lyuchburgh on Wednesday
last. .yT a.
~T The cholera hiss been raging terri.
bly, at Mt. Vernon, Indiana. q, Forty deaths
occurred in week. All the people it is
said, who could get away have left. The
banks aud business houses have all closed
10 ST. Louis there were 80 death. from
Cholera during the week ending the 27,h ul,
We are, pleased to observe that the dis
ease seems to be aba.ing every where in the
South, with no indication of it's spreading
as an epidemic. No new cases have been
reported at Nashville or Memphis in the
pas: few days.
o
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DIED.

Near the mouth Of Little Capou, 10 this county
on the 9Th ul'imo, hrue AxSE, daughter Of
Thomas a. and Nartha A. Largeut. in tho eth
year Of Der age Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not, for OF Such is the
Kingdom OF Heaven" II.
On the 2Oth ultimo, on the head waters OF Lost
River, in Hardy county, Mr. JosgrH LoSe, aged
about 80 years lie leaves a widow and two
small children.
At her residence 10 Piedmont on the 18th
ulumo, after a lingering illness, Mrs SUsAS
PAHroS, aged u years, ] month and % days
In Piedmont on the 2lst ulumo, little MILE,
daughter Of Andrew and Mary Schwartz.
Departed This life in the city Of Little Rock
ASkaoOas, S u YosLEY, formerly Of wiuches-
ter, Va, aged sixty yesrs Mr. YoSLEY was
stricken down with Cholera MorJus on the 4th
Of July, and fingered on until the eth iaslsnt,
wheu he peacefully breathed bis last, in the
presence Of his family aud a large cir,le Of
friends. lie was devoted husband and an az
fsci;oLate father.
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The election for .Couo,v School S,

The election for .Couoty School Sn-
perin,endeut, boards of education and ,rus
tees will take place On Friday next, the
9th inst. AT the same election vote will
be taken, 10 each school district, upon the
question OF an annual levy for school pur.
poses. If the ballots show a majority in
favor OF the tax, then each district, so vot-
ing, will receive its share Of the general
school fund of the State. Where he lew
is defeated no funds will be furnished for
free schools. For Instance, if any district
in the county should vote against the school
levy, they wilt no. escape the tax levied by
the State for school purposes, which i. 10
cents or the 800 of property, and the
caPitation tax of 81. This, which would
60 far toward sustaining their schools, will
be applied to the support of the schools in
other districts, where an additional levy
has been made. Vote against power to
levy AMI you vote your money to school
the children Of the districts in our county
who vote fJr the school tax.
Work on tho South Branch Railroad
is PROGRESSING fuely. Besides the princi.
pal contractors force some four or fivo sub
contractors with their bands are busily ut
work, on different sections Of the road.
The Word GRASGE.-Many persons have in
i0Ni aI th.x m
word is from the latin grdnum which means
grain. 1t has variety Of meanings, but all
pointing TO an agricultural connection. In
French 1t means farmer. In old Scotch il
means place where the tithes and tenths and
rents Of the church were paid in kind and in
Modern Scotch it means grain farmers build
ings. In ordinary English il means n farm and
all that belongs to it that is not NOV able The
word is very old, and it is far from being limit.
ed 10 . mere farm.
Mr. Peter Suites stable, in Rock inghsm
county, was struck by lightning on Monday OF
last week, and destroyed with six tons of hay
by the IRE resulting therefrom. Loss about $500.
"A politician is for himself; a Statesman FOR
his country.
A COW on Mr. Martin Miley's farm, near
Ssumsviile, calved about two months ago The
calf died. Several days ago the same cow calv.
ed and The calf is now living These facts We
give upon good authority - Woodstock Herald.
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MARRIED.

A the residence Of the brides mother, on the
10th ultimo, by the Rev. S. v. Leech, Mr. J. p.
BARTON to Miss SAtlis F. JARBoE, both Of Pied.
mont, Mineral county.
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j U l. Y 4.
A turn i'm the season
has changed the price
of
D.. B. SheetZ's
entire stock of Dress
Goods & spring goods
general y, all Ofwhich
he is determined to
close out at any sacri-
flee in order to be rea-
dy for early fall trade

"" "'o y""oO"y ana coHip"s NUN
figures You arc paying else9hrre:
Z lbs Crushed GRADUATED aud Powdered
Sugar for 81 90;
s lbs A. White Sugar for 81 90;
Who-can sell you prime Porto Rico Su.
gar at lie. Jut
L. b. SHEETZ1
Who can sell you Prime Rio Coffee at
&c Jm
L. b. SHEETZl
WHO can sell you good Syrup by tie
single gallon at 35c, but
f. B. SHEETZl
Who cum sell you the best and purest
Coal Oil at 35c by the single gaHon, Juf
Z. i SIIEETZ,
Who can sell you good Tea at 25c per
quarter, bit .t.. 80
E ID. SHEETZ,
Who can sell you eucry article in the
Grocery line cheaper than any other mar.
ket East OF Baltims ere
Il. B SHEETZy
Who sells La.rel ID Cotton at I3c, Juf
+. b. SHEETZi
Who can sell George WaShinton's Warren
As. and Oregon DIS. at 1910, Int
f. b. SHEETZl
REMEMBER, these are gard ,cids and
very heagy.
Who sells a splendid gard ,eids Bleach.
ed Cotton at l24c, but
T.. u. SHEETZ!
Who seHs you all kinds Of Dry Good,
as cheap as any retail city House.
E. b. SHEETZ,
Who sells you Ciark's Cotton at &c,
Who sells Pins at seq
Who sells Needles at Sc 4?
Il. b. SHEETZ
Who keeps the most complete stock Of
Hosiery, Chores, Scd,ts, Lace Collars,
Ties, Fancy Goods and Notions generally
IN Romney
+. u. SHEETZ
Who sells you choice Prints, warrantcd
fast cotors, at 10c per yard, Jm
+. Il. SHEETZ?
Who sells 20" good style Ginghams and
fast colors at 124c, Tut
+. b. SHEETZ?
Who sells you JeaSfiJm PereaH at lsc,
bit
+. Il. SHEETZ7
Who sells you choice I'qucs at25c, but
T.. j. SHEETZ7
Who sells you Beautiful Dress Goods at
25c, bit
f. D. SHEETZy
Who keeps the best stock If
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Men"cissohns Complete Piano Work,
Elegant Fotio Edition - Full
gill; Complete in vo7umes. -. &c 90
The Same-Spo. Full gill Com.
1(eie an 4 roiumes -.......l4 90
The samc-Sro -Iaper- Complete
IN 4 voIUmes 10 90
MendeljsohHs .Songs Without Words
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SchuJerts Dances Complete -Ele-
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Sch"berts Piano Eleyanty
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

George Williams Esq, and Dr.. P. "
,,3.,son. are announced As candidates for conn
p, mocrintcndent Of public schools CT Hardy
~g,,r The election comes of on Friday next,
ne STD instant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

The ind,penden; Of the 25th ultimo states
is, 'he FIVE cases Of smallpox in Westernport,
?, also the Que in Piedmont, are recovering, aud
r..t no new cases are reported.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

w UARPER You will please announce
rplyKllN EWERS, as suitable man for
..tr,l Commissioner Of Springfield District
MANY VuTERs.
August !, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-01

See the advertisement off. w. vsndiver, in
to- days issue, offering valuable lands for rent