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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

TT The best remedy which we have yet found
for scours in young calves has been boiled milk.
The growth Of young stock is often very much
decreased by this trouble, and many find IL very
difficult 10 cure. IL is often caused by feeding
too much raw corn meal, and IN some cases Is
produced by Overlooking with sour milk. In
either case We have been very successful in stop
piog IL with boiled milk IN some cases the calf
will not drink IT, and Il must be given from
bottle, as other medicine is given. 20 not give
more than one quart al time, but IL may be re-
peated two or three times day, until cure is
effected. Avoid a too sudden check In The dis
ease for this will prove as dangerous az It's con-.
tinuance .--Agricuitpia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

BEAUTY SLEEP.-Sleep obtained two hours be-
fore midnight, when the negative forces are la
operation, is the rest which most recaperate3 the
system, giving brightness to the eye aud glow
to the cheek The difference ia the appearance
Of person who habituay retires at 10 o'clock
and that Of one who sits up ill IL o. clock OF la
ter is quite remarkable. The tone Of tbs system >,
90 evident 10 the complexion, the clearness and
sparkle Of the eye, and The sofiness Of the lines
Of the features, is in person Of health, KEEP, At
concert pitch by taking regular rest two hours
before twelve O'Clock, aud thereby obtaining the
beauty sleep Of the night There is heaviness
Of the eye, salowDess Of the skin, and the abb
sence Of that glow in the face which readers IL
fresh in expression and round in appearance,
that readily distinguishes the person who keeps
late hours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

SCANDAL 1t was tho saying of an old
acquaintance of ours, when his attention
was called to anything that had a smack
ing of scandal in it, Il have so much to do,
that [ cannot hear it. One-half my time
is taken up with my own business, the o.
Their half with letting alone that of my
neighbors.' How many excellent opnor-
tunities of letting alone other peoples bu-
siness arc sighted and the world is trou-
bled with the interference of people with
what does not concern them Neghbor-
hoods are driven crazy by reports of idle or
miscbicvous people, who watch for occasions
of scanka', and lose no opportunity of max
ing it pubic, regardless of its truth, or of
the Injury it inficts upon The feelings of O..
theirs. Gossip passes for fact, and surmise
for bistory; and the nimble lie runs many a
league wbio the truth is putting on its boots.
BEER AND MUTroN In Monte Video.
beer which liz imported thither costs dol
lar glass, while sheep can be purchased
there for ten cents each.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
Farmer and House -Keeper.

SrRAwBERRIss. Take good srm herrieS. hull
them. sprinkle with sugar aud let them stand
two or three hours then pour OF the uioe into
the preserving kettle, aud put into IL enough
sugar to make a thick syrup, at less, hale pound
OF sugar TO one of fruit, put as many berries into
this as you think will hll can let them boil
up about one minute, put the berries compact
ly as possible into the can, pour over the hot
juice until the can is FULL and seal Add sugar
TO the syrup that remains, and cook another can
full. The principal thing is plenty OF sugar aud
no water. II they stand in sugar too long tho
juice is ell drawn from the berry, leaving II soft
and iujuring its color. Berries canned by this
recipe will be quite firm when opened, and al
most as fresh-looking as when picked from the
vine Hearth aud Home
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TATTLEns.- this caption the Rich
mond Wing publishes the following we'll.
deserved comments II is not too much to
say that Dine-teDths Of all the misunder.
standings that result in the arrangement
of friends, or conflicts fatal in their conse-
queDccs, have their origin in tboughtless,
inconsiderate tattliug. Many a noble spir-
it has been excited to acts of desperation,
aud made to sscrifi ce bis life or future hap.
piLess, by this criminal love of interfering
In the affairs of others by retailing scandal
and repeating what they know to be false.
Society is full Of jus. such people of both
sexes, male and female. The midnight as
sassin, who stenlthily breaks in upon the
saDctities Of the private home Of family
and thrusts his stiletto into the heart of the
unsuspeciiDg victim, is no more retponsi-
bic 10 the sigh; Of God for the life he has
taken than arc those eternal tatilcrs who
rush from house to house, from party to
party, to probe the fostering sores Of iudi-
viduals by the repetition Of the slanderer's
gossip. Let public sentiment correct this
crying evil, and no laws will be required
To correct the lesser one of duelliDg, which
it occasions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

NOvEL BARITONE Of the therapeutic nov
elites in London, recently introduced from the
Continent, consists in the ere elton OF establish
ments for administering hot sand baths as n re-
medy for rheumatism, recent cases Of nervous
disorders, affection of the kidneys, aud all cases
where heat is wanted the chief therapeutic
agent. The advantages Of this treatment arc
that il does not suppress respiration like the hot
water bath, but rather increases il, and does not
interfere with the respiration like the steam bath
or Turkish bath. The body can endure its ia =
auencc for much longer time, and much
higher temperature can be applied ID
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

Scarcely had I done 60 when, close BY my
side, felt the sweet presence Of the Invis-
lille One, aud in accents the most tender,
heard these precious words: Il will not
leave you onmfortless' Then the SUI,
which had already set, appeared TO chine
firth most gluriously, aud he waters, re-
fec,iug it, splendor, were like unto molten
gold. AS guEed, spell-bound, the waves
parted, and upon the soft, dry b, dis
closed, | saw tho prints Of little feet
With my eyes followed them to the other
shore, aud there L beheld form like unto
our Saviour, lifting in His arms the child
who had journeyed unto Him. As be drew
her TO Himself, the wee one turned, waved
her hand TO me, then, trustingly hid Der
face in His bosom. Ii was our Mamie
our little angel ! She wasn't drowned after
all God had parted the waters, and led
her over on dry land to the angels homo.
When | returned that night, Frank knew
by my face that something bad happened
| was too much impressed by the wondrous
vision to relate, just then, what had seen !;
bur, in answer to bis inquring glance, |
uttered, heartily, It is wei. = After that
night L seemed to come back to the reali-
ties of life !; the color returned to my
checks my voice grew steady and strong ;
my face resumed its happy look, aud was
again a cheerful woman.
To-day, however, L have been peculiarly
tried | have been brought face to face
with my lonely life l have been made to
feel deeply my desolatiou, in the very sat
isfaciion Of others who congratulate them
selves that there are no little hands and
litile feet at the parsonage to ruin the foe
things therein. And to me this grand
house and ali its adornments are hateful in
my sight, for if it were too good for my
angel child, then is it TOO good for me.
And, waiting for Frank to return, Fit
here and wonder if, In the other world, lit
tie children will be considered in tho way,
and the golden streets too grand for their
precious feet to press. All, just here there
| comes on the evening breeze Spirit voice
i have heard it before in my dreams
aud IT fills my heart with sweetest comfort
az, in loving tones. it utters Forbid them
not, for Of such rs the kingdom IF hear
en- 1.-THE Metropolitan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
Tar This pleasing though slightly perso

LaS~ This pleasing though slightly perso-
nal allusion - Congressman UAvENs Of
the 9th Missouri District is published 10
the n, Wrappers Of that State:
HAvENs vas a Congressman
HAvENs was q thief;
HAvESs took biz back pay,
And HAvENs came TO grief.
The people called to HAvENs,
lie wouldn't pay il back
The people said to IIAvESs,
II ism, check you lack.
EC Tue Boston Post says we scarce.
ly know what additionsl article the ladies'
caO suspend from sbeir waist belts. Fans,
umbrellas, vinaigreiis, handkerchiefs, and
card books, DOW daogle at their sides when
promeDadiug' We ourselves know Of moth.
ing sddi'ional more appropriate than a wash
tub, cooking stove aud q sewing mscbine
with instructions ss 70 tho best method Of
using them
EE White suosbadcs are again in order,
scolloped or with fringe around the edge.
\ bow Of ribbon on top is regarded b. some
as on acquisition.
EEBoys, remember you grow old eve
~ day aud il you bavs bad HABITS, they
grow old too, and ibe older both get, the
harder you are to separate.
Chance is % unseen cause.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

REMEDY FOR HEApACHE.-Pains in tho head
arise from such variety of causes that no one
remedy will answer in every case, But the fol-
lowing Is said to be m excellent preparation,
and from the simple nature Of the ingredients we
think il is worth trying Put handful Of salt
into quart of water, and one ounce OF spirits Of
hartshorn and half an ounce of spirits Of cam
phor. Put them quickly into bottle, and cork
tightly to prevent the escape of the spirits. Soak
piece Of cloth with the MIXTURE and apply il
to the head wet the cloth afresh as soon as IL
gets heated. Scientific american.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

IsTEREsr RULEs.-The following rules have
been well tested and found entirely correot-l2
per cent-multiply amount by number Of days,
separate right hand figure and divide by 81 10
per cent multiply by number Of days aud divide
by Sc per cent by 40 per cent by 45 6
per cent by 60 5 per cent by y per cent
by 90 Valley Virginmn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

To BmGHTES COPPER AND Brass WARE.-Heat
cup Of vinegar and a tablespoonful of salt to
boiling point then with bit of cloth dipped in
the hot liquid, rub the article to be polished A
satisfactory result will be attained very soon,
when the article must be immersed 10 hot suds
and thoroughly washed-ior the acid, If remain
ing upon it, will cause it to become furnished
and discolored - Woofs Houcshoid Magazine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

From a work on "Peacb Culture" BY Della.
warian, we make the following extracts, which
contains advice, which, II correct, is not gene
rally followed .-"ln planting nursery, The
seed Of natural, unbudded fruit only should 70
used, which is fact not generally knoWn. Il
is more vigorous, more hardy, and more certain
70 terminate, and the trees live longer Al
though the seeds Of budded fruit will generally
grow, they arc not certain to do 50, and they
are often diseased aud defective, producing dis
eased and feeble trees The kernels Of natural
fruit caa be distinguished, "a being smaller than
those Of budded fruit. They arc also fairer,
brighter, closer grained. harder aud cleaner,
With smaller cavities. The two valves are close,
and more teusciously closed"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

H We are sorry to learn that serious
disease has made its appearance among the
cattle on Cedar Creek. A number have
died, and large number are now sick
Cattle effected with the disease refuse to
eat, droop their heads, their eyes appear
dull aud watery. The bowels are costive
and infamed, and the discharges are bloody.
They generally die in about six or seven
days from the time the symptoms first APP
pear 1t any of our farmers are acquaiut-
ed with the disease and know a remedy, We
we will take pleasure in publishing it
Woodstock Herald, June 5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

The EPIzooT1C HEREDIrARY.-The cpl
zoo,io turns out to be hereditary disease
IN Iowa. Colts in Plymouth county, as
as soon as they are foalcd, show all the
symptoms Of the horse disease which at.
tackled their progenitors last year, aud are
dying in large numbers sixty deaths are
reported 10 one township Chicano TriH.
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south 8ranelt 9atelliseneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1873.

subscribers Will bear in mind that our terms
Tor SUBSCRIPTION are Casa or its equivalen; IN ad-
rdnet. Reader have you complied with the terms7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

FARMING IN Pennsylvania A Bucks
County, Pa, farmer sold last year $4,000
worth of produce from bis seventy three a.
ere farm, and never troubled his mind with
the question, 'Does farming pay p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

Day kOT CHARLES DICKENS said that
the first external revelation Of the dry rot
in men is tendency TO Turk and lounge /;
to be at street corners without Ineligible
reason to be going anywhere when met,
to be about many places rather than any !;
to do nothing tangible, but to have an To-
ieniion Of performing number Of tangi-
bic duties tomorrow or the day after.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

1T seems that tho episoo,io is again
on its travels.
"A man without q newspaper, is}ise
woman without looking glass miserable
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

re- Ladies waterproof cloaks so light
that they can be easily folded into parcel
small enough to be carried 10 tho dress
pocket, arc now sold
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

GBA new brio made Of woven glass
has been invented for ladies dress material.
i, can't be stained and is neon bus,ible.
THERE'S no lie about The recently dis
covered soft soap mice 10 Iowa
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING
The rates Of advertising are, for square item
linc5' or less ONE DOLLAR ASD FIFTY CENTS for
three insertions-larger ones in the sane proper
lion Each continuance Thirty-seyen and a half
cents.
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly advertise
ments inserted alta liberal reduction on .he above
rates
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
wear will be charged regular rates.
Noadvertisement TO be considered by the mon tn
or year unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-
rousy agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions of associations, communications OF
limited interest and notices of deaths exceeding
TN LINES will he charged ten cents per line
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

EB The uniform Of the Persian SHAH
is covered with diamonds & other precious
stones to the value ct 1000 900 rou6ics.
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South Branch Intelligencer.
Villa m IIarper, Editor.
Office, Corner Main AMI Graoei Lane .Sts.,
RoMNgY, WEST yiRGIsIA
7 p n NJ 8 ::

THREE DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
Dol AIS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in ad-
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! VI p 0 II 7 A n T

NOTICE.
Taxes tor the year 1874.
Hrd lbe bills made ont. IL q
prompt pIy mcut Will be made
3nHN J. COMBS, Marshal.
Aar.b IS. 1873
i -agars. ail varieties. and the
'Nra q Teas. for ssle NJ
NliktSDALL Il SHEETz's.
I Nrc Clothes line for sale At
krYyErArt & SHrrrz'.
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Professional Cards.

ANDREW w. KERCHEVAL,
CounS clor IA Law,
R,mney, Hampshire County, Vest "a,
DESUNES the practice Of law in Hampshire,
"a Hardy and Mineral counties.
ROmney. March 4th, 1870.
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. z'rn'mts, VI. u. }. s. cnA1GEs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-19

said Gushing, Of bis sleep, so as to adrcs
his health and the peaceful use OF o's
property The suit attracts genera'
aud sympathetic interest
Tho New Orleans city council has
granted the Mississippi vslley Trsnspor.
ta,,on company 600 feet Of levee front for
seven years, between Girnrd and 81 )
seph streets, 100 fee, adjoining the above
bsrg.s is set aside for t-boas. This ar
rsngcment increases the open spare ali"t-
I'd to upper river STEAMERS, nnd gives
harges supple space, where they cannot os
interfered with.
Willis Morley Of Gi'es county, Ten
n.ssep, who drew the second pr'ze In I g
Loutyille drawing, IL n weli-to-do farmer,
r.sid,ng " Bradshaw. u little village in
that county. He was Southern horse
trader before the war; Was captain IN
the Confederate srmy. in which he served
with greu, g~llsntry; has been m"e's'
trate In his district and is nov repre-
sentative to the legislature from Giles
C unity. He IS q Woodworking, industr'
o,., thrifty snd sensible and honest man
mighty esteemeed by all who know him
There were two meetings OF RAILROAD
,li,rr. in ,his city, on yesterday. At on
81 thee il WAS determined that lumbe
should hereafter be charged for by weigh
:, instead Of by the foot, and tha. the tart
;. tor the transJ ortstion of cattle should .
h increased 10 whs, it was before 1t WAS r.
., diced hy the competition that has been u
u p-"gters during the last four months. a
= the other, which was d meeting OF To
, general superint.ndents Of roads IN tb
/, state. action was taken TO permit the Oh
cage, Alton AID >. Louis road to issu
passes. COOL until The first of January, Y
shippers OF cittle.-[ Chicago Times
ThursdHy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-19
THE l>Sr,iuil'N FOR TIE
lEFBL E.MINDtD

The authorizes OF the Illinois lnstilu-
tim for toe education Of iertl, -mindrd
children hny- issued circular caiiirg nj.
toulion 10 The 81 jet aud dcsiln Of ia" IN.
tutulluu Md The tact bat at tue last SEES on
of The get ctn assembly, It was organized
Oh MI indepenienl ba,i. aud row loIus
one Of The vIrcle "f pub &c charities which
IL MI honor IL th- cnin wealth al Ii =
nois TIE education FURNISHED bS the ia
eti,uiion ihcl"ls, not only th3 .imphr
ci,meuls OF edurA,'Ua usually taught IN
eunmon srhaols, where that /. prncucnb e.
lwt will embrace a cuuise Of framing q.
te rn"re Irrcllvnl matters Oi every day
LIE the c4i.NAlinu ut habits al drcrn' =,
Itd.ut!, s,ll-rrunI O.. -ni the drvrl"p
m.II aud vn!argeiusnt VI the Capbely luT
us. ful "coupaliou.
Duiug TIE 'cn"ol year e ten mouth,
board and luitiun IN The in-ululuu sr
free. TIE next school year wui ueg Il
about tie ffsi OF S plember. a p"r,oLs
res dent in The state having children ui
d. Bci-pt mind, wLu ate hot .pii, ptrc, d..
T. rm,d .r ihsan", nre 'hli,l,d 60 thr
ben, D of the In.IiIutIun iur them sud rs
bo0i s,Ig lhe ,up r'htel d nt Dr. Z !
" bur, ~ j ,rk- nvIll', viii DC furnished
all necessary information
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LORD GEORGE GORDON

Tn. 6nri"n c.s. sllll comm 'nds the Ht-
t.niue Of our irrDis on The b"rier
Great .Iri .psnt prevails nj FoH Garry,
M,Iw.usi- ami mh-r p"ins L. n spi"h.
did cns~ for the law!'rs. GORDON is known
10 have pl-nty o. money and, according
To all cGnunts, he ia likely, b'fOre th's
l,tle stf.ir is ended, 10 he we'll "blrd y
H.. i. a peculiar aud som-what danger.
ois po.i,ion lie 10 ~sntsd ia th" Unltd
States and hs is said To bs wanted 10 Eng.
! nd, n ,oristy We sh' uld suppose, Ut the
prs,.n' momsnt. 10 nbout tbs last thing he
rsr-d for N ., rsr,sin'y he could not
ha ANXIOUS ~ fall 10 the h,nds OF ths law
I. ID aoI a. Sll IIIstursl 10 tbs Glycp@.
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Hos. SEH TN BAtENAS, IN wnrdy, If
$50 worthy state upc,,ntendrnt &c public
ielfueshh has bad ala "p"E lc,tera dre.s.d
~ bun ~ - i-tter-wriier aim 1T MS worry
% tbs Hon. pr"fess,r himself The letter.
writer rs van b day B.plist and writes
from Villa Ri lge on The present custom If
budding echo ! elections on Saturday In.
s'-sd If Monday o. wa. formrrl, ,h. case.
IN deier-nre e. the religious views Of the
"s.ven.h-dny Bupti.ts," who holi thai
saturday, The seven,h-day of the week, is
hoiy day, "ih. Sabbath Of the Lord
tier God, deriving Their uame from lh-lr
fsnh, an G.rl MAS made 10y The iasl l.y,s.
isiure W Oh ,ns- ,h- lin. .f holoiny sch"oi
sl'ai ms tram Saturday 10 Monday. l,
was unsuecc-.ful, nnd the Villa R'dgr
: ssventh.tay B.ptist holds Mr.. B,trmar
re'ponsible for the failure Of the bhl, ami
tslls him So ia u lengthy letter IN whi"b The
writer, talks in b long windsd way about
hins,lf and hts services on The battle field
dvi,ug The late war between the stats
H. thinks h. ws hshtiny for 'hb-rty'
tntn, and doe. i.vt Want to have his rights
tn'r,ns-d upon now IN 9 totally dtrrent
vny, the Saturday ele lions incnpncitating
him for voting on that day, it being hi
Sabbath. We b.l,.ve the change ot uny .
will he IN ode even contrnry 10 the opinion
Of Mr.. BaIeman, whose strongest reason
To- wanting Saturday instead ut Monds,
e"cuois, 10 tnst "sountry pe"p'e go I,
town on Sa,utdsy' and cous qurn,iy sr,
more rptio take prrt IN the s, hooI ercl,on'
on tba, tLsn ANY other day. The Sovcn b
. d,y Bsp;is'snrea n influential dcnomnns ,i"I
: asev,rni pnrt. Of the slate and have III
rehI 10 expect respectful con-iiersti"'
Of III, r ylews,d If 'ent,h ush Tiny may b
q f,oin tb,e- 1T he Hon. Mr. Bdefuan,
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stances that the officials on either aide o.
the border should be considerably excited:
II 10 not, however, q Mason and Slideli
case, and We are but little disposed to
think that there will grow out OF u any
alarming war. II Lord George Gordon,
60 called, 10 brought to justice We shall
have to cause for regret; and IL both
United States and CsnAdisn officials are
taught hencefor ward to act within the
bounds Of the law IN the discharge OF what
they call their duty. the result will be a
gain to both people. Too much zeal Is
.om,ime. quite as dangerous as too little
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Mis-, ELAN EOt s.

W. 7 Dnwdal., %, has sold his in
ters', N the Peoria National Democrat
10 Mr j b, Twin.
"A Long Branch hoiel.keeper sdver-
ts"s that pace ~ the Summer capital Of
nstion.' i's capital &c. M 10 h- ks
p ulivr west IN p'st-'ths "a, somew hat
rrht Boston r@st
Tns Lui.n lady whom J squin
y ~ 10 to MARI, 10 M, Hardy. the
a1,list ard d.up hlst If Sir Thomas d.
u -dy long employed 10 tn Office Of the
N ser Of tte rolls, aud himself a learned
b, "riogrrpber.
-G-n Caleb Cushing has Brought suit
o. % 900 sg.inu Thomas Kelly of
W hipstop city, TO- keeping dog T. {
bss.sd vi night and deprived bin, tss
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Tnr Cni.rd 81 ,.s G.. s".,vr d'prl-
meht hiss issued nm advertisement for
sealed rr"po.,l, for the contract Tor bui d.
Ing The irnd rion Of y lock at & oppern.
creek. TIE late curtg rrss appropriated
one htnd,rd h.usrnd doll,rs Err he i'm
-rr"v'm'ht vi the luiuns river md the
g'n"rni g'v"rutn"ht, NJ the solicitation of
CIV Is vrriAse any o,h-r rr.mnent
mn IN tie ,t.te, has d'e,doi to uu. Ms
much of the amount rs will be urcc,,
ssry Ia build the found ,t"n of hck "
C"iperns creek 1t 10 belirvrjthat / y
the ims this part of the work is com
pl.ied, the funds appropriated by III,
general assembly last winter will b.
svsi'~Ile Tor the purpose Of building The
dam
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+ w n,e candid des av"w their in'en'
ton OF hang tard,dntc for ,he non'""t'"i
OF count, -chuol superintendent IL Sinr"'
mon c"uuy. and mr.. .le'ti"n""r'ng with
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Is not elrrii"ne-rirg "Ot curse, says
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Candidates will Nil, b fore the cOnclusi"n
Of the rs'e, withdraw cut of court,sy To-
Miss L.Wi.