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New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-09-11

AGENT FOR WASHINGTON, p. c.
Philip ". Shipper, 1880 Fifth street n. W
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-09-11

BELLS AND CHIMES. Bells from the Az
glO-Saxon word beiL1n, 10 make a hollow
sound, and chimes, from the Latin ctdmdye,
through the Italian chmare, to call, are sub
jects Of very deep interest to the antiquarian,
musician, clergy, and layman. To give THEN
history merely would occupy pages, aud %
enlarge upon their musical reach and capa-
b!lites would not only require equal space,
but would be beyond the coGnizaugc of the
gentle reader. OF the interesting asspcia
tons which they awaken in all classes Of the
community, English literature gives abundant
proof Tom Moore saw
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-09-11

A commercial business school has been
established under the principalship of Prof.
L. Twitchell, and is to be located corner
Tenth and d streets. Gen. o. o. Howard
Z. Richards, John II. Cook. G. E. Baker,
VIM. Perry Ryder and j. b. johnson are the
directors.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-09-11

We had the pleasure of meeting, while in
Philadelphia, our friend, Mr.. William Beckett.
He was there getting in supply ofwood and
coal for his yard, situated at 1920 NJ street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
opposite the Sumner school building. Mr..
Beckett has been there some three years, and
by strict attention to business has increased
the trade of his yard until now he has some
three vessels loaded with coal consigned to
him. If you have not put in your winters
wood and coal give him call.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20

NIHEREAS, the contagious, infection, ana
w dangerous disease known as Smal,no, :.
known TO exist ON our borders, aud. where,
some persons who have been exposed to the n
Fiction have come into our County and A..
thereby eudaugeriug the lives Of our citizen.
therefore, be 1t Ordained by this County Cop,,
That all persons who have been in con.
tact with such disease and all who NAV cow.
into this county from places whore sucL
disease Is known 60 prevail shall be and
they are hereby required TO remain n, their
usual place Of abode or sojourn. for Tho
period Of 6ftcen dsys from the time ,bev
were exposed to such infection.
z. In case any person within the limits o.
this county shah be taken with said disease
such person shall be confined to the bouso
who're he is taken OF 10 such other suit.
ablo place as may &c provided By the pro.
per officers, until the certificate of soma
physician practising in this county is oS.
tam I'd tina, all danger ofsueh person spresd.
ing the disease has, passed away aud no.
tice with the words smallpox in large LEI.
ters be posted on the front of such house.
B. That the President of the court and
each justice Of the peace is empowered 10
cause to be provided suitable houses f.,
patients when in their judgment necessary,
aud to adopt such other regulations TO pre-.
vent the spread Of such disease rs he or
they sha! deem cxpediept III their rcspec
tive districts.
4. Ii shall be the duty Of the Sheriff
and his deputies to carry into cfTec, this
order and any order that may be given by
the President of the Court or any iu,,ico
made uoder tho foregoing section, aud for
that purpose they ore empowered to en-.
p'"y guards when necessary, and, also, In
employ, At tire expense of Ihc County.
Physicians, suitable nurses, and maine
nancs for such persons as are unable 10 DO
so for themselves
Z s WHITE, Clerk.
Rnmuey, June 6, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20

DEESE'S Best and Red Sole Leather. con
Ii stanily on hand and for sale by
KUYKENDALL & SHEETZ.
lust received and opened a choice lot 81
- Ladies and Misses city made Shoes. of all
sizes-call and see them.
GILKEsoN, PATTIE & PUGB.
Nay &c, 1913.
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KuykendaW 3, Sheets

'ehere no one eUer gets chectcd-p hcre no
6iuncy as crcr used-wherc business as
done exactly on The square ,chere noJody
'oW tell gou anything 6ut ME huh-phcre
Uoa ca" .fad good Goods ai,cays ,corM Me
money you pay for them.
Va return thanks for past favours and
for The confidence heretofore Jesto,ced, and
'eW be glrd to hare tie opportunity to can.
time 10 do 5ou good.
KUYKENDALL e. SHEETZ.
Romney, April 20, 1873.
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RNEXT WEEK. ga
A administrators Sale.

7 WILL offer for sale, at the late residence OF
i Robert Cummins, dec d., near Mechanicsburg
Gap and miles West of Romney,
On Tuesday, The 24th day Of Jane, 1878,
all Of the personal property Of said Robsr, Cum
minis, dec d., consisting, in part, as follows
rs Sorrel Horse, Mares-s
d. with young Colts, Cows
-AAz=N.an Calves 3 two. year old
Steers, Heifers, IL or Is head of Hogs. . two.
horse Wagons, Spring Wagon, q quantity OF
WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR.
A credit ofsix months will be given on all
81 ms over five dollars the purchaser giving note
with approved security for sums Of S. and uu
der the cash will be required. No property to be
removed until the terms are complied with.
All persons having unsettled mill accounts
are requested TO settle the same Immediately !:
and all persons indebted TO the estate by note or
account TO come toward and pay up ANY per
sons having claims against the estate will plea 90
present them to the undersigned for pay ment.
JOHN & HEISKELL,
Administrator of Robert Cummins, des a
June 81, lS73-2y.
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1870.
p NJ a G. "A!

An Alternative and Cathartic or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood.
This preparation was established 10 7sO, and
has now been prepared in iiquid form for more
than lS years In January or February, 1870
another party commenced 10 prepare a similar
article which Is inferior 20 the genuine and
which should not be mistaken for ours Ask
for 'DR FAHaSEY's BLOOD CLEANSER OR PAEA-
CA" and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gen.
uine, is printed in grseH on yellow wrapper
having also the signature Of +. Fahrney, 81. i.
Chicago.
"Dr p. FahrHeVs HegtH Nessepgeru give.
the history and uses Of the rLoou CtftysgR test
timonials, and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
DIR. y. FAHRNEYS BROS. e. co.
WdypesJoro, Frantiin County, Pa
Ask for DR. T. Eahrneys Blood Cleanser end
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail! dealers and By
GlBKESON q PATTIE,
Romncy, West Va
Also, by J. W Baker. Bloomery-Coopor 4
Horn, Capon Bridge-Dauiel Parish Timber
Ridge, Frederick County Ya.-Garvin 4 Bro
high Niew-Bruce Gibson, Cap0n Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West va. q.
Mcdonald, Capon Brdge-Sydnor Mcdonald
Hanging Rock-Cooper, Horn 4 Carter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. i. ELLIOTT,
TroreiiRg Age.L
June 30. 1S71-1y
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NEW SPRING SUMMER
GOODS
AT kuy1x cndalI * Shcetx's
OPPOSITE TUE CoURT-HousE.
~ eW Stock.

they will take pleasure in showing you their
Goods, and don't forget what they say. They
will protect you in prices, and will SELL ms low
as any other house in town, for Cash or Country
Produce, and give you as much for your trade
rs any house in town.
II .you ,cdnt to sec The niceSt line of Cas-.
sinieTes IN this market;
II go" 'cant nice suit Of clothes;
II you ,rdnt nice Boots and Shoes
II yow irdmt a nice Hat, Six, Far or
Sraw;
II yom ,cant nice Dress Goods, Jopa-
nese .Shipes, PercnHs. Piq~es, Lacns,
French Gnghams, Long Cloth, Nam
SooAs, .Stc'Ss, dc, de-, cali at the corner
opposite Tie Court-house;
II SOu ,caat Bieached and Bro,cn ms
H"s, Cottonades, Keatuchy Jeans, Linens,
and ccery Thing suitable far Mems acare,
Jrom The highest TO the forrest grades;
II yom tcant
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QueensWare, Hardware.
N 0 TT 0 N S,

DRUGS, PAINTS AND DYES,
call on KuydenddH & .Neetz
II you iodnt the best GROCERIES,.
Cofees, Teas, Sugars and ISyrups
II you acdnt Me best Sole and inner
Leathers, Wood, Glass, and Tinware, Mey
are all kept there;
Uyou ieant ANY THING usnaHy found
an a .brst-c(ass, 'oeH-assorted Uoriety Store,
call nk The old and reLinLLc hnnse nr
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Morgan'owu, W Va, July ls, is72-iT'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20
Take Notice,
SAMUEL i. FLOURNOY,
Special Commissioner
Notice to Creditors.

ITO the creditors Of Samuel Bumgarner, de-
Il ceased in pursuance Of a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Hampshire county, made in a
cause therein pending 10 subject the real estate
OF The said Samuel BumRarner to the payment
o. bis debts, you are required to present your
claims against tue said samuel Bumgarner for
adjudication 70 Samuel +. Fiouruoy, Special
Commissioner, AZ his Office ia the said county.
on OF before the 18th day Of July, 1873.
Witness, g. w. Taylor. Clerk Of said Court
this 29th day Of May, 1873.
G. VI. TAYLOR, Clerk.
May 80, 1873.
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Commissioners Notice.
A. Duncan, &C., Complainant,

A. Duncan, &C., Complainant,
as.
Samuel Bumgarner's Administrator, &c j..
Defendants, In CnAScrRy.
Di decree rendered at the April term Of the
I'D Circuit Court Of Hampshire county, West
virginia, the undersigned Special Commission
or in this cause is directed after having FIRST
given notice by publication in the South Brancb
lntelligcncer for six successive weeks Of the time
ard place and purposes OF his proceeding under
this said decree, (which publication il mace
equivalent 10 personal service Of notice upon all
parties interested
lst. To state settle and adjust the account Of
james II. Powell. late Sheriff Of Hampshire
county, and M snch administrator de honis non
with the will annexed OF Samuel Bumgarner,
decd.
2nd To convene before him the creditors OF
,he said Samuel Bnmgnrncr, decd, by pubiica
ton as aforesaid.
Bird. To ascertain the liens and priordes Of
the liens upon the real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, stating nlso such other
matters as he may deem pertinent or either party
may require
To the creditors Of the said Samuel Bumgar-
ner, dec d, and AL others interested,
Take Notice,
That on the. 18th LAY Of July, 1873. 1T my
Office in ROmney, ! shall proceed 10 carry out
The directions Of the above recied decree NJ
which time and place all the creditors If the
said Samuel BumRafner dec a are required to
present and prove their claims against the said
Samuel Bumgarner, deed, before me and all
other parties interested may attead for the pro.
lection Of their interest
Given under my hand as Special Commission
er aforesaid, at my said Office, this 10Th day Of
Nay, 1873.
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CIAS. s. HARRIS,
harris Hall, Wincheser, Va.
Dec ,, 1870 If
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27

while the three descended the stairs She heard their feet
down step after steps she felt if they reading upon
her heart.
" So he wishes should part she thought. kept
that griet in least Pm though, took his kiss
coldly. l couldn't have borne up longer. He's
gone by this time. wish had said God bless youn''
Davids peculiar tremulous knock again heard the
door. Clara hoped he coming back-perhaps with
wish be reconced. 1t was however, only Miss Lindsay
who entered David she sad had forgotten the manuscript
his tragedy, which the papers
the table and left the room.
There time yet. then.
IN go down." cried Clara and say goodbye She
opened the door, then paused if he really wishes
to part she murmered won't force myself upon him
STILL he is going if anything should happen! Yes
will speak to him.
But tie door closed loudly and Clara heard the cab drive
quickly off. She rushed the window; when she turned
anguish her face in with which
she exclaimed " It's iate-tOo late! ~
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
CHAPTER Ill.

David Lindsay and his charge arrived at Douglas Lodge
by Dumbartcn where they with the reception
But for already stated fathers stay
sarily be of the briefest On the evening which followed
that of his arrival he prepared to return.
The lodge itself pleasant from the tumut of
plantations sloped towards the Clyde point where
ains to than half mile in breadth during high
The caselated rock, which then becomes island
visible from the window In the distance stretched
ing which narrative refers The keen frost had
denly abaed and soft hing upon the peaks
which had before cleaned gemike shifting
hues of gold, crimson, and purple.
Close to the shore the homely y withits casual oungers
the hers boats returning from their cruise ard the hail
of voices from the land touched, it were with
human light the else lonely grandeur of the
Indoor the ministries of wealth apparent:
graceful pattern of fern leaves the surrounded
lauraed Fame, before whom Time knelt homage;
fine OLD portraits including Mr.. Morton
and poor Clara-Davids these objects.
arranged group of baeaxes rks muskets rayed
from central Shield gave picturesque
to the spacious apaI tment.
Mr.. Lindsay in his best suit the little standing at
his knee by the fire his gracious
slight figure of perfect almost was Kate
Morton She especially with her
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
THE NORTHERN OHIO JOURNAL.

tall martial looking husband opposite The smile that lit his
frank manly face suggested that he could
had else been problem how Kate her
nuptal greeting from him, tip-toe
Fill glass; fill your glass David,'' said Captain
Morton. Nay, nsist and he replenished glass
SELF " You have long journey before you you
leave Scotland stay go us the
Highlands Tomorrow
Much BETTER" pleaded Kate You are but just
Have you found night under roof dreary
won't another Do ask papa for night, Janet
She won't leave SIDE moment, remarked MIS-. Morton
'to play with her COUSINS
Little Janet Joined in the entreaty.
'Do stay, pa; do now; won't you?'
'Iell cousin, darling he replied, ''that papa has
dutes grave dues in London he
kind friends bv doing what right Besides is
Christmas Eve when must be home with mamma.
that should by day
and take the train Glasgow
Well must then, observed Morton; ''but
you needn't just YETI
Kate thought it very pleasant
times.
"Especially,' said her husband quaint
house, where my uncle-Caras father-ived before
There is the old where Clara used sit
embroidery when you sir, a wooing."
eyes Kate laughed archy. "Do you remember what a
trick she had of pretending be
might hide her blues? Has she any now,
Davd?'
He answered the question by eclo-'Now.''
Kate rally David his fears and jealousies
during cOurtship She recalled him
the belle-of every ball, at regetta.
'That young ensign she said ''who
of Scotch would OF many
majors daughter Then there McPherson
Eh, lassie, I'm plain body; but if ven me- We shall
neer for siller.' But Clara through a
''Pa, love!' exclaimed Janet.
eyes pet.'
''Did really live in this comfortable
house?''
''She did, JANET
'Thc why did she leave it for gloomy place in
London? Oh, have found it to be with
you.''
''Yes be with me, Janet,' said great
gentleness.
The having tongue seemed determin.
ed
"Oh, do know she cried in the
library by David Lndsay! Was il Won that
, 1873-01-16
NEW SUITS,

.Tuz UNITED STATES cmcu1r coua7-1euisvls
Fouritr-jotr'lst '. Warmers Proprietary Medicine
Company aesurnpsit, $. l.nc0.-FiTst National Bank
Of Davenport =. James u. CahW ct al. pctI.laa fur
removal Of cause from Rock Island Circuit Court.
TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT ,CouRT-notcrt E.
jenkins, Assignee Of George Clark Peter Dpgson
md Swan A. Miller 1saump>i., <1 900.
TIE CmcuIr CounT-5.574-The Kirby Carpenter
Company V. Samuel s. Gardner aud Daniel 3. Card
ner nasumps!t, e10 eco. 6,575 $3.50 anu 5517-AI,
peas. 5,378-S=th ~ Dunning =. the unknown heirs
Of 5ohn II. Laforty for foreclosure of nortxage
Lot s. Of the part west Of G., r I. F. T. H. vf Lot
Of school Trustees Subdivision Of Section l6, 2own-
ahip 80.
T1tE srrEn1oa COURT, ,e54-Richards aooch
'. II. @. Eicaey; xupletin OF horss, harueka. and
buggy. H,955-Sands l. Wright, t1ouzo sauls and
Henry IT. Wright Y. John Stuber; assump=lt, $500
41,o55-Charles r. Coggarsha r. l. c. Horton aud r.
H. Horton, doing business Horton Brothers; rs
sumpst, 500. L, l,957-Hamilton Dolsen, alministra-
tor of tho estate Of George F. Richardson deceased y
Illinois Central Railrosd Company; case, &, ,oo0
II a58-phito Alien Duckncr g. Norris; sssunpsit,
900. II ,959-Elnll1a Y. Victor Sampson: divorce
the ground Of cruelty. 41,9G0-Edwarl II. Turner ct
al. v J. Il. Pollard; petition to restore Judgment
II, ,9Bl-Edward D. Treat V. Patrick Drtsco; assump
sit, 5000 I,<Ga-F Mayer 4 %. T.. Goodrich Tsnns
portation Company; assunpait. $500. E,963-Ann
Ayres '. Jua L. Hubbard; confession of Judgment.
Al ,ee4-J- C. alcCord Ja1nea II. Wood ct al.
feesion uf judgment on note Of 800.
, 1873-01-16

rights. having largo su1ns of money IN
vested in tho business under charter
to select a location; third, the packing interest
Of this city, perhaps the greatest OF all single
industries carried on here; and fourth, the cor
porAtion Of the City Of Chicago from . sanitary
there WAS no nuisance, and at the height Of tho
packing Eeasop. the authorities OF Hyde Park
como forward and urge TINT now is the proper
time to put IN end to the existence Of tile es-
tablishment. From one point Of view that
acted too hasti1y? We're they not jumping from
the frying pan into very hot fIe2 Suppose
their purpose succeeded? Ihero would be no
place to deposit the offal but on the prniries
in the Town Of Lake. The packing interest
dump tho rcfuse Of their establishments on tho
land ono or two feet deep. No one could dictate
to them. The result would be, next summer,
whom old Sol shone brightly, putrefaction would
set IN, and tho smells enanasing from the animal
matter would be waited over hyde Park and CHI
cago, and the residents Of both cities have .
hundred times more reason and opportunity to
complain than now, and ten thousand more stinkB
than those produced at Ainsworth. Hehad beenin
Hyde Park hundreds Of times, day and night,
and could assert that never, on more than one
or two occasions had his nostrils encountered
the Ainnswo1th: smell. The otiors there expe-
renced came from the Stock Yards and Bridge
port. He hoped the Hyde Park authorities
would consider the consequences OF precipltate
action, aud roalize that ovory stroke at tho pack
ing interest st this time was a blow ut them
selves.
- 49, DR. nAucu
nado few remarks, claiming that improved
machinery would reduce the quantity and quail
ity Of The smells, and that the factory ut Aims
worth was sanitary necessity for the people of
Chicago.
produced map Of Cook County, and pointed
80 Lr
, 1873-01-16

Of book Of about go pagcs and in the neigh
borhool Of q inches square, was yesterday fled
in the Circuit Crrlrt-
The cause, Upton, Assignee, Y. Waters, Was
Yesterday submitted to Judge Hopkins, and jury
waived. Tho case Tas proceeding when our re-
porter left.
In Callaghan '. Callaghan, for divorce, de-
cree WAS yesterday entered, finding the
chnrges Of the bill proved, and ordering all
mony-
Tho jury in the guit GerAarlt T. Lanpa1to, ct
a., yesterday returned q verdict for tho plain
till. $4,000 damages.
The United States Courts jury was yesterday
discharged, and Judge Hopkins commenced tho
hearing Of arguments Oh motions for new trial
Judge Gary yesterday declared the Dodson
couple free.
b, The suit Tucker '. Avery is On t1ial before
Judge Tree.
States Attorney Reed is expected homo to-
day.
, 1873-01-16

Why is ho to be taken in the hands OF the peo
pie and defended, like child ? Why, he is
great man. He came ont from Boston, and CAL
defend himself: shall Say what want, If thu
whole Radical Club we're here. Gay
sgaint =, tn that h;,, it 1 VAS against ain oo9 tbs
of the Lord Jesus Christ: and / will not sit sti1
and listen to such things"
Mr. Wendte said that if Le had said anything
too bitterly he Was sorry and regretted it.
LIKE CHESTNUT.
The Rev. 11r. Cudworth, of Boston, said that
Mr.. Weiss had .givea them his essay like the
Lord gires us chestnuts-with burr around it.
covered with Sharp and bristling points. 1lr
Collier being tho fret to try to get at the chest
nut, lad been prcked and lacerated. NJ. Cud.
eucc, and seemed 10 dispel all hard feelings On,
gcnderod by the discussion.
- - RATHER L1EED IT.
The Chairman, IN announcing the morning
service, enid that these Conferences had never
been mutual admiration societies, and he waa
morning.
Tho morning exercises closed with singing,
after which the Conference adjourned to tho
basement to partnke Of q handsome rejection,
which had been prepared by the ladies Of the
church
TIE AFrEAsoox SESSION
opened with singing. The Rev. r: Laird Col
lier. from the Committee on Fellowship, recon-
mended that the Rev. J. o. n. Hewitt be
received into the Church: The COM renee
agreed IN the report Of the Committee.
oR71cEns, ....
4ne 1ouo"1nS olucc1s VI LIZ lne Gonleteuce Ho1e
nominated lot she year 16io; Fres1aent, dov-
e1nor John J. Bagley, OF Detroit; flce Iresl-
dent, General ). u. Webster; Secretary, Miss r.
L. Roberts; Treasurer, n. Mears; Directors, D.
L. Shorv Sanford B, Perry Mrs J. D. Ward,
Mrs. Blackmou. George N. Garpentor Commit.
tea On Fal1nrrsh;T-R r. cn11;ar ;1r n.1ch and
Nra nI Nalsor Iii rora a1actaI ov~cant Il
.ira ~ 1o1i;. .r1 rat ~ Mcie 'a1" s@. H.
--astad tIat ~ as IT.. pahart f,ai1rar bo
6,hat;t,td - 80 nao i.i =. M re,,Foraoa ~
s,.e.":Hsa.s1 ~ u7 I.t Ao oA1s
oOAns44oo74S as.oou s.', W .nlo, ae.-o,x,
, cAuAeA AooheTohE;
Auss r. L. Roperta 1ead an lnattucllFe essay
upon Unitarian Interests in Chicago. She sug-
gested that church bookstore be established,
and advanced other senaiblo and plausible IDEAS
The Rov Mr q q Hnntino tha Western Sec-
otaw 1S.s * ~, .: ~ eo e1sn - ~
tetAy " suo u 90 et1 tAes1c4at4on; ptoAo ~ ~
reasons Why cnufcn pooAstoIe nan noh peea
Established III chicago. 6e SAID It might be 8s-
tablished if only the people seemed anxious for
it. He also referred to the general work Of the
Association in the West.
..: INDIVIDUAL DOCTRINE"
Tho Rev. Mr. stebbins, Of Detroit, read an
essay upon individual Doctrine" He said
that he did not mean to preaeh creed for the
Church, but q doctrine for each mans life. The