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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-28

A OALL-Prcsidcnt Grant made
risii to Washington, last week, and
the result was the issuing Of aprocla-
nation which should send him into
exile, or, In fact, cost him bis head
If he no has the right to say who
shall be Governor Of Louisiana, and
declare all outlaws who fail TO accept
his tool as such, what is there to pre-.
vent him from saying who shall be
Governor Of Pennsylvania or New
York, or any other State, and declare
those outlaws by mere proclamation
who would refuse to bow the knee to
Bael What dcspot ever assumed
moro power? '.AN 81
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II o r S A L r!
IN NffONI Obs u |iH

largo and wcll finished Brick Dwelling, situ.
ate on the river bank, In the borough Of Clear.
6eld, containing eleven rooms, with good cellar,
water in the kitchen, and all the modern conve.
nlerces Pauiries, Bathroom, Clo,hes-prcsses, &c.
Lot sixty feet front and two hundred and thirty
feet back, with a twenty foot alley on the east
side. Said building, with all the appurtcnances,
will be sold cheap, with paymcntsto suit purcha.
ser. Application can bc made 10 the under
signed, or to A. c. Tate, ESQ, who will give all
necessary information to those who desire to In.
spect the property.
~ THos. J. MCCULLOUGH.
Nav 2Ist IgJa ~
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7 IsT or JURORS drawn for June Tern
IL A. ID. 1878;

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IL A. d. 1873; .t
GRAND JURORS. lai
rs. washburn. Beccaris VIM. Murray ..... Girard
John NJ. Ross....-.Belll A. G. Walter...... Goshen
Samuel Lambert. Boggs Josiah Evans. q raham
Walter Shirey. Bradford Alex Ream....... @ ulich
Geo. Q. kirk...... Brady b. G. Bowman. =. Huston
Jas. NJ Murray. B burnside Thos. Smith. Jordan
Jacob A. Breth. Chest Chs. Schnarrs kArth aus
Sol Maurer.. :. Covington lsam'l. Powell. Lawrence
J. T. Weaver. .Clcarfeld wm. Rothrock., Morris
Jno. Irwin. .curwcnsyille Geo. NJ. Brsbcn. .oscoola
Moses Ovens. Decatur John Bloom, Sr...-pikt
Jno 7. Ferguson Nathan Lines ,..... Union
TRAVERSE JrRoRs-rIRsr WEEK.
james Haines... Boccaria Abm. Bloom Ferguson
Charles T. Thorp.. Bell Robert Leonard. G oshen
Amos Tate....,.... John A. Fulton. "
Wm smeal ,,......Boggs Edward Flanders, Gulich
Vim. Gallagher. Robert Sullivan. Huston
VIM. specdy..,., "' Daniel Longin... .Girard
Joseph Shircy.. Bradford ~ @. Williams. Jordan
Ellis Smeal..... q. risher--.,..Karihaui
G. Hummcl.... D. +. Bloom. Lawrcnc'
Dan 4 q Goodander. Brady X. A. Mitchell
John Il. Bcck....,. ,Jos. Owene.....
Alex. shca......... " james Forcrt... !"
John Carlile...... j. @. Schryvcr.
saml @. Kuniz... 4" T. N. Fulton.
Fred Smiloy-.... Z" Geo Harto..,...-M Morrii
ChRs Schwem,... IN. Palmer...N. Wash'ty
IThttun LututTsss lJonh II fVtchhpsssptNtNs
John Jamison..... Z" James ioung.... +"
Andrew Liddle.... d. IL. Johnston. Penn
J. Lines (ofJos Z" David 7. SHARPE. g
VIM. Hunler.....,-Chesti Robert 0wens.....-Pik'
J. NJ. Picard. Coyington Jno. Laborlc, Jr.. Unior
W. Z. Thompsn, W. p. s. J.. Giinett...." g
Chambers. .Carwensrille g. lIockenbery .Woodwt
TRAVERSE JuRoRs-sEcoNp wEEk.
Thos. c. Wall. .BeecariaI Enoeh Gearhart. Decatur
Jas. l.. Morgan. Boggs Amos lIubler...Grahan
Thos. Holt,......... Geo. Moycr..... F"
Rudolph Buck. Bradford Paul j. Flynn, ,Gulicb
Adam Graham. Chas. Brown. $50. Huston
VIM. s. Taylor. David Horning..
John Potter......Brady Il. Colburn...- karthaui
Wm l.. Porter. James Jackson...- knoa
s. r. Lobaugh.... Dennis Owens. .Lawr'ne'
c. X. sneej.... Burnside Jacob Guleh... g.
Saml Bricklsy +" Isaac Goon....
Daniel Fry..........C Chest John Fenion... =
II. Pcnnington..... " Jas. II. shaw.
w Sehnarrs. covington Alex. Gissey y...... Morri
John Dougherty ...Crfd l.. q Lingle.....0 0seoOl.
n. s. 0gden......... " J.Gallaghcr-N. wash'tr
John Troutman. Asaph Kirk f........ Penn
J. Bilgor... ...CurwcnNilIciJas. c. Bloom .....-Pik'
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educational.
educational.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female Classical High school.
Each Department Separate, Distinct and
Complete In Itself.

TNIlE scholastic year Of this Institution is diyi-
IL deJ into two sessions Of five months (twenty-
one weeksl each. The first session commences on
the first Monday in September; the second, on the
first Monday in February. r,r-
The course Of instruction embraces every thing
neecssaryt to thorough, practical and accomplish
ed education Of both sexes.
Pupils will be admitted at any time and charged
from date OF entrance to the close Of the session.
No deduction will be made for absence, except
In cases Of extreme and protracted illness.
Students from a distance can be accommodated
with board at low rates.
For particulars, scnd for circulars, or address
Rev. P. L. HARRISON, A. NJ,
July 26, lsIl-tf Principal.
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MISS H. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
I UMBER CITY UNION MALE

L UMBER CITY UNION MALE
IL AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
The first term Of this school will commence on
the First Monday Of May, 1879. onder tho super
intcudcncy Of the Rsy.J. c. Grier, graduate Of
Jefferson College, who is now permanently located
In Lumber City, and has consented to teach tho
school. lie Is n gentleman Of merit, and has had
several years experience in teaching.
Tuition payable oue-half in advance; the ball
ance at the middle Of the term.
Common English branohes...... ......,...... 80 90
Higher F" ~ T" ~.a.............. 90
10 90
Length Of term eigdecn weeks. No deduction
for absence, unless IN ease ofprotracted illness.
Books used are Mitchels Geography, Brookr's
Intellectual and Written Ariihmeties, Burit's En-
Dullon's Latin and Greek Readers, Geometry,
Davies Lsgcndcr Science Of Things Familiar
Brewer. t
The Lumber City Academy is located In Lum-
Der City, Clearhcld county, Pa, six miles west VI
Curwensville, the terminus ofthe Tyrone Clear
field Railroad, and is remote from the dissipations
and demoralfing influences which abound in many
larger places. prudent patronage 10 collected.
Board can be had at $50 per week. Forfurther
particulars address the Principal or one Of the
Directors.
pmrcroRs.
q. H. Lytle, VIM. NJ Henry,
Martin Watts, d. W. Hoy, ~
n. q. Hamilton, d. L. Ferguson,
VIM. L. Moore, Alex. Ferguson,
II. W. Spencer, DR.. ID. o. Crouch.
Lumber City, April 30, 1873. f
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May 81, 1873.


ORPHANS COURT SALE. = In
" pursuaneo Of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of ccar6eld county, the undersigned, Ad
ministrator Of William Lumsdue, decd, win sell
ut Public Sale, at the Court House, in The s.or.
ough OF Clcarholi, on I
TVEshaH, JUNE isTrT, 1873,
At o'clock. z. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in Boggs township, clcaracld Co.,
Pa, to-wlt beginning at stono corner Of james
wilsoncrofi thence by land Of A. Cross estate,
is several courses and distances, i7s f-lo
perchcsj thence by land Of John Coulter So
perchcs thence by land Of ID. Adams, so perches,
TO turnpike thence east, by pike, 67 2-l0 perches
thence west, by land Of Mrs Gross, 81 o pefchcs
thence east, by Mrs. Cross, ss-ie pcrchcs; thence
north, iis several courses and distances, by land
Of Mrs. Gloss 81 $40 perehcs, to stones, in lire
Of James wilsoncroit thence BY same, 10 40
perches to place Of beginning containing ~
ACRES, 90 perchcs and allowance, and having
about 35 acres cleared, frame House frame Barn.
and large bcaring Orchard.
TrRns or SALr.---0ne.half In hand, bnIancc IN
one yenr, with interest, to bo secured by bond
and mortgages on the premises.
A. c. TATE,
May 2ia, 1874. 81. Administrator.
EOR ALE.
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JOHN @. HARwICK,

ExECUTORs' NOTICE.--Notice !. bsfs
IL by given that letters testameptsry ns,
been granted 10 the undersigned on The es'su "
JAMES LoCKET, deceased, lats Of Wocdws'vS
township, Clear6eld county, Pepnsyl,ans' "a
persons indebted 70 said estate are rcquc,ea,
make Immediate payment, and those na, ,"l,
claims against tho Same will present the'n u''
authenticated for settlement, ,vrr
tti f''' FANNY L0CkEI,
4.t wM. u, bQoKkI,
m,-u f,esdefi
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IR a n a r T,
AT HIS
M0chine ry Depot,
Clark SburG. w. Va.

These are easily attached to Saw Mills or and
other Power, and warrau ted to grind Flour and
Meal Of a superior quality at greater rate of
speed than any other Mill and 90 il without
heating or any other difficulty Weight 1900
lbs, and occupies feet square of floor 3O-inch
Mllsare warranted to grind 20 bushels per hour,
and many do grind from 30 to co bushels per
hour. Price, S275
J. S.-If within 30 days, for any reason, the
mill should not be entirely satisfactory, il will
be taken back and the money refunded and all
railroad aud steamboat charges paid both WAYS
FIrst-class CIRCULAR SAW MILLS and
CARDlNG MACHINES on hand and made TO or
der. lClarksburg, March lS, 1870
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MIAN TIE original Inventor aud patentee OF
w the SEWING Ma CHIMES. The
Elias Howe Sewing Machine
Has Il me3dHion heat jmJcd,led ia each
and eceyy Machine, and is the Machine zee
represent and recommend, and ei guar
nRtee n Ia be the best Machine IN tie mar
Eet far al kit9s Of Seeing, nth all kinds
II .Siif, TNread and Cotton.
II ouy patrons do not 6nd IL so tcc tcW
take II back and furnish them any other
Machine ia he market Eren Exchange
There is no risk to run IN JuyiDg an
Films Ho,re .Ssrmg Machine Of as.
do "ot be hUmJugyed by persons Jlo,0.
ing about improeed and re-inproved Ser.
ing Machines.
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DRY Goods.
Immense Stoch Of .Ne,o ,StyLe Dress Good

Immense Sfoch Of .Ne'o Style Dress Goods
lap Stripes 2jc; Brocadcs 25c Pap
hines 25c; Popgees S5c-aH SHt and
Wool-Beamifm I all lYoo2 PlaiIs To-
OPoa Fimacs ~ doicc Phids 10
III do PloR best 30 - WHIT d, Red Fun
neL at oH prices .SH1 WIS IN siayIe d
do"Jie. cf all me latest styles out Ladics
d Chit3rc"s S"cqdes IN Uarjcty-Lu2ies
SHt ScarIs Of ne'c desiyns-Lad and
Gents ""deo near IA many guaidics.-
THIS department is loorfh an examination
y o"ly 10 crafty curiosity
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Callfor aoonvention ofTeachers.

To he Teachers of Wsst V,ryiai1
Under the operation Of our new Constitution,
important changes 10 the practicsl working Of
our system Of public schools may be expected,
aud il is Of the highest concern that these should
be determined as farns possible by the concur.
rent wisdom Of our most experienced educators
II is believed that our Legislature would not ori7
respectfully receive such Suggestions az might be
agreed upon by convention Of the teachers Of
the State, but that they would also direct their
Legislation in q generous spirit Of harmony with
any plan that might be SO recommended to their
consideration.
To this end, the undersigned beg leave TO enll
a General Convention Of the Teachers % West
Virginia, 10 meet al Grafton ~ O'Clock. NJ,
on Friday, the 3lst day Of January. 1873, and
to urge with all the earnestness that the impor-
lance OF the occasion should excite, tho otteu-
dance Of as many Of he enlightened f5iends Of
education as can possibly come, 10 aid us in
giving system and efficiency to this great inte-
rect of our State.
W X PENpLuToN,
President a. Bcth9ny Cpll,ge
j 6 BLAIR,
Principal Fairmont State Normal ScLool
ALtX MARTIN,
President State Jnirosi,v.
+ S WILL. ANS
Superintendent city SchooIs, Whaling.
WILLIAM H. NCRToy,
President Wdccling Fcmate CoUege
B SOLOMON,
o. State Criferain
j II NcNfcHrN,
PrNcpd{ Center School, IIhc,iipy.
Job. Nc LAY,
Hgd School, No"uinytoa.
SAM'L BoYp,
Rrncpal 9Th Ward, Id,cIiay
+ IT CnAGo,
Principal West Liberty Normal School.
S II. PIERsoL,
Principal H,yh School, Parhe rsJmy.
Iii to be hoped that every paper in the state
will gratuiIously give the above call an early
insertion. january p, 1873
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The Saturday Evening Post.
Beawifa Ne,o Premium Chrome !

BeouiTd Ne,o Premium, Chrop,ol
The P,st Is nolg HE Lajyest and Cheap-
est Of tie Literary Igeehijes II ,rsuaiiy
contains three or /our Serials, 1cih runner
Gus S,oH Stories and Sketches, inciudiHg
Letters from Zig, and Letters from o.
lire king On tie Neio York Fosiioas. etc.
IL Is, IN SHIRT, faH cf tie most Interesting
matter Of all hiHQs.
II gires 10 every So 90 subscriber, amt
m evgy PersoH sendmJ a Cub, tie beau
HIl ChTOmO If
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WE AND HUMoR.

ES- HAPPINESS Is like pig with its tail
creased; every one runs after it, but no.
body can hold it.
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ES-T The man who tried to sweeien his
tea with one of biz wife's smiles, has fall.
Gu back on sugar.
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LIZ WOMEN are like horses the gayer
tho harness they have on, the better they
feel. We got this from an old bachelor,
who was early crossed in love.
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DS~A MAN named Wright was shot for
breach of promise, lately, at Ceadar Ra-
pids, Iowa, by young woman who thought
Wright wac wrong.
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VIcKs FLohAL GUIDE ron is-s

The GUIDE is now published Quarterly IS
cents PAYS for the year four nurul,rs Which .t
not half The cost Those who afterwards srr1
money 20 The amount Of OHe mann 0- moro hr
seeds may also order Twenty Eve cons worth
extra The price pHid fyr the Guide
Tie JaHuary Numbrr is bguuitfuI giving p'a-T
Tor making RURAL 70 MES Dr.igr. f.- l.F
ING TABLE DECORATIONS WINDOW CaH.
DhNS, &C. and containing a mass Of inlurrt-
uoo Invaluable to the lover Of GoWer3 ---trs
hundred and Fifty page on quo r0'a4 r.a.-
some Tive Hundred Erguvfrrs ana ...t..
cOLOHED PLATE and CUROWO COVER 49,
The fret edition ~ Two Hundrrd IhYustri ..H
printed iu English and German aul r.4.r 4.
send out
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n Y
December g. 1872
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u. S. MAIL LINE,
FROM
Patterson's Creek to Romney.

TINE subscriber is now rsnniug a daily line
Of Stages Sundays excepted from Patter-
son s Cieet Depot 70 gomnet. leaving Pattern
sen Creek csch morning upon The arrival Of
tie mal '-1il and Leaving Romuey at A NJ.
each morning aud connecting with the western
bound mail train 40 p VI. By this line. dis
lance between Patterson Greek and Romney is
bat 20 niles-shortest route Passengers NAV rest
assured, that on the part Of the proprietor, eve
~ attention will be paid TO their comfort. All
packages entrusted to me will be attended 20
promptly
ISAAC PARKER
Dec !. lS7l.-1y.
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ETEST VIRGINIA TO WIT AT rules held
" IA the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Uampsbir- county, on the FIRST Monday in
December. 1872
Margaret Peasemaker, Complainant,
Michael Oats aud Samuel Cooper a7l John J Z
Oautt administration c ga Of Daniel NeGiebow-
en- decd defendants
Ia Charcery with Attachment
The Object Of this suit is 10 recover OF the de-
PENDANT Michael Oats, the sum Of Sl27 90 cents
with interest thereon from the eth day Of Fobru-
AIRY 1896 until paid. Subject however 10 "a credit
Of Ssh 90 cents raid December 9Th $50 and S2l
90 cents paid IN November 1899 and 20 alta ch
The interest Of the said Michel Oats In certain
real estate In tho county of Hampshire set forth
in said b.l and subject tho same 60 the pay
mcut u' said debt and Of the costs Of this suit
And il appearing by affidavit mud return that the
said Michael Oats is "a nonresident of the Stale
ofWostN Virginia il is on motion of the complain.
ant ordered, that the said Michael Oats do APP
pear here within one month after due publica-
tion of this order and protect his interest ia this
suit. y copy--Tcste,
C. NJ TAYLOR, cocuc.
December G, 1872.
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS.

SEWING MACHINES, PLATED WARE, GoLD
CHAINS AND WATCHES, ETC.
'ciH be sent to Hose irho get mp isis at The
So rate. (,S,ud fer List amt Tcrms Of
Premiums. This is a gysW MFR y
REMEMBER The price Of THg Posr
IS The same rs other Jirst-class Wee kies
icAae - Is not only a LAHGFR puper, Juf
gives n Jeautif,H Chrome iu gdi,hon.
TEBNs-A lwpys IN Advance. - one CO.
Pr (riH The Chr9no,) So GO. Fouc c,yies
(aDd me ChyoD,o 10 seader NJ CiuJ. )ss 90
Eight coPies (and n copy and Il Chromo
grohE) SIG 90. Such ~ he rlub sDB.
scrjJcrs as ei.h tie Chrome must remit me
doNar ~ adiHjon One copy ~ TnE
Posi-, one Of THE LkDY's FRfENp, ond
one CHRONIC, So CTca csan mat a.
'ooys be sent far maiiing expenses Of each
Chrome Ad,iyrss
II PETERSON a. co.
80 Walnut Street, Pl9iqdeLphio.
Nov !, 1872.
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ETA SALOON 10 Dubuque contains tho
following, printed on card board, cncased
in an elaborately gilt frame, and hung be-
hind the bar; 'Bosetevely No-uust.'
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SCENE AT y CHuRcu-A blunt Cali
foruiau, who had spent most Of his years
in the interior, was induced TO become
member Of the church. "A be preferred
baptism by immersion, the preacher az.
pointed a time, when, 10 presence OF the
people gathered from oil the country a.
round, he entered the stream that flows
through the canon, to receive ,hut holy
rite. The service had commenced, and JUS,
as the minister was about 60 immorsc him,
a watorsuako swan by Tha clergyman
hesitated a moment and in explanation Of
the delay said, 10 a low voice, pointing at
the reptile. There goes a snake Yes
exclaimed The old man, rushing toward the
bank, aud hi Of big an too You
bet he said, III telling Us the s,osy, q lo.'
no tune in scrambhug up tba, ar bank, for
/ am powerful fearl % snakes
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IL OfiOmS.

Berlin LjHed dO. 25s
Agotc Shirt BHi,0ns iOc tor - dozeu
Lodies McriRo Hose 25s
INTER Vests 81 35
Paper Coiiars 5 & lOc BoU.
This department fiied ,ojh n howoHd
ofhcr articles "nd all proporh'ouoteiy io,r
many Of them bought al Avciioa far /
their rcai raiae
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Established by Congress adopted Us rr
state aided by the brncvolcrcc Of individual.
Societies aud other institutions
i've Departments OF lnsuuctou-Iil
Scientific. Agricultural, NiIitnry mud Eo-ir,r-
lng. Aisu a thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department
In charge Of large Faculty of accomplished
scholars aud successful educators
Fall TERM begins Sept 4th Winter Geecu
Der lth. Spring March 9Th
Commencement, June -. 1879
Total expenses from $3.50 % 500 rcr vesr.
Less O. those boarding IN clubs
send for Catalogue, containing fl'l rarl-I
iafs, 70
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THE CHILD PROPHET,

"LiFIe Sumuel," starting mp Irom his
sleep at the call Of he Lord The ri,h
anal glo0iHg CELLARS, and he spiria1i Jeou
" If his ChrO0io, make u an Hajreysal
Javorite 1t has only ~ be seen IN be ad-
mired yes, ioVed Eoery n,otier ,0jH
long 10 hing Il ,ehere her ooH children can
see IL constantly
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IS-AN old darke woman Of the Baptist
persuasion, when the sacrament was first
administered to her, c'appeL her hands af-
ter taking good hearty swig from the cup
and exclaimed, Sweet Savior could drink
quart Of you
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

ETA TEN-YEAR OLD, Boosting to a
school-mate of his fathers accomplish
meuts, put it thus: My father can do almost
anything. Hes notary public, and he's
a'Potbeoary, aud can pa. teeth, and he's
aF-Aafsc doetor and he can mend wagons
and things, and he can play the fiddle, and
he's = .ckssa az oh trades
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BOOTS AND SHOES

GREAT Bargains IN h6s department ma
ny Of hem bougAf Vndey he hammer Of
one NJ he i0rgest H1,,seg az BrirDlorS yplt
foitsS. r. HIRE you heard u Hose 81
25 KIP Booh yo1, orgh 10 zee ber1- go-
ing oV y0piiy--o1lg o.Is0 pairs IN anil
no n,ore 20 be- hqd f,r he prioe
The roy best girh heory .Sl.oes Ia IS ] rs
b"Ys ...-.. .-.....-............ / %
W." Heoey KIP Shoe',.......... 80
PsJe1e3 Hoyocco 90. . 4OG275
1oamg IS, 90, 90, . rs, Z75
Fine C0lT Sc,red 30
Misses " Sered %
PJeted n, many prizes
ChWs Coppeg TP, o0c
NorDcDO ia an Wy1es
.Ueps Handmade EagJ.A KIP s 50-hr
only Boon mode c"hrelg i2 boad ia tora.
heas Loog Ing KIP oJope Ne. knee 5 so
N1s HoHd DiIde F,carh C0y Beat 6 90
q" sCr53 Gcu.y j OU
Uzou irend twag yogy rip,er Bo1n
and Sioes FOR Ch>H ~, can str f,em
- 10 30 per cent a Ht sforh.
Thousand. ri DpUu bpse Leea sored
70 NE public in 1872 opd housqp3, cam
b sge, I. ~ 1879 ~ b.vay az ne CASH
T. y SHEETZ.
AZ OLD GIBSON Cons ER.
Romncy, Jan 10, 1872
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The object OF This suit is to recover Of the De.
t,udaut Michael Oats The sum of 81 so cents,
with Interest lher, y from he G,h day of Nav
1851, al paid tor~Whch the said Michael OATS
executed 20 the complainant bis single bill dated
May The 9Th SCI. papibp on TT before The 9th
day Of May 1861 subject TO the credits 81 90
cents paid November 9th 1869, and SIS u cents
paid December 9th 1869, and 10 attach heintsr-
est OF The sad Michael Oats in certain real estate
lu IN county of Hampshire set further I'm sGj
l.Il and subject The same 20 the payment or said
aett AID Of the costs Of this sui. And IL n1-
Ie'j1g tv affidavit and return that said Michael
Nals is a nonresident OF the State OF West yir-
Einia il is IN motion Of the complainant ordered,
IN emoulh efteI dino publication of this orlr-aql
protect IBIS interest iu ihis suit A cUpy-Tssie.
{. VI Taylor, c como
December 9. 1872.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

sz5- AN energetic diverse lawyer Of Chi
cage has completed an Arrangement with
the county clerk to havo his professional
card printed Gu tho backs Of marriage Ii.
ccnses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

AFTER A SERVANT. A gentleman sent
to the intelligence office to obtain young
lady to look on while his wife did The work.
The fair creature who was offered for The
place, after asking some fifty questions about
whether they had tubs set whether the
kitchen was down stairs etc, asked how
many evenings she would have out
We'll, said the gentleman, Il dou't SEQ how
we can let you. have moro than seycn.'-
How many children have your said the
hand-maiden. Only one boy, eight years
old, but will drown him if you think he'd
be in the road
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

EF What DO you call that 2 indignantly
asked customer at a cheap restaurant,
pointing at an object that be had discovered
10 his plate Of hash. 'Wristband with sleeve
bottoms attached, sir said the waiter brisk.
~ well, do you consider that proper
thing for q'Eesot 10 find IN his hash ? ask
cd the customer, in wrath. Good heav
ems, sir ! cried the waiter, would you ex-
pect to find ten dollor silk umberrella in
fifteen cent plate of hash p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held
w IN the Jerks Office ofths Circuit Court
of Hampshire county, on the first Monday in
December, 1872.
David Pugb, Complainant,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-01-31

Michael Oats q Samuel Cooper & John J
7 OHuu, Administrator, {. q Of D.
yid /! 81 bower, decd, ID PENDANTS,
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