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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
A Terrible Cholera Story.

We learn from Mr.. +. J. Settle, of this coun-
ty, who has been running a saw.mill at Sand
Rifle, IN Henry county, the particulars Of
Of the saddest tragedies in connection with the
cent visitation of the cholera at that place that
has come within orr knowledge. At the time
of the first cholera panic at Sand Rifle the Ed
dington family consisting of Mr.. & Mrs Bidding
ton and their four children, left the place and
fled with the rest. After short time however,
they returned and took possess on Of their dwell
ing, which is situated directly against the cliff
in the valley Of the Kentucky river which is We
~ narrow at this point Within two or three
days after returning, Miss Eddington, young
lady, Of some seventeen or eighteen years took
the cholera at 10 p. IN. and died in four hours.
Her brotherin law, Mr. Shelton, who waited on
her during her sickness and afterwards sat up
with the corpse, was taken tie same day and
died within a few hours. Mr.. Eddngton's son,
young man Of nineteen or twenty years, With
some difficulty obtained a wagon and team with
which 10 convey the body of his dead sister to
the place of burial at Union church, six miles
distant, having previously sent forward u request
TO some friends to have the grave dug lie was
followed by his father and mother and the two
arrival in the vicinity Of the church they not
only found that the request to have the grave
prepared had been neglected. but the people re.
siding there refused to permit them to enter their
houses. The young man took the coffin con-
tanning bis sisters body to the church. and after
deposting it therein repaired to the residence
Of an uncle n few miles off, but by the time he
arrived there he was so far gone with the cholera
that he died Ia n few hours. Mr. Eddington,
with his wife and two children, went short
distance from the church to an unoccupied house
recently vacated by its owner for a new one
BY this time all four were sick with the fearful
disease but it is believed that soon after entering
this unoccupied house its owner came about nine
or ten o o'clock at night with loaded shot gun
and with threats Of instant death drove them
out They, too, we're then compelled sick and
nigh unto death as they were % seek shelter
with the dead body Of the daughter in the church,
and there before daylight tho next morning, the
two children died Later some good Ssmaritans
from the neghborhood came forward, and after
performing the Offices Of burial FOR their children
took Mr and Mrs. Eddington 20 their homes,
where they finally triumphed over the fell disease
and we're restored 10 health % Frankf0rt (Ry) Ie9.
-FAsmoN's changes we're much the
same in the Garden Of Eden as now. The
demsnd Of the fail was for moro clothing.
Why are your eyes ike friends sepa.
rated by distant elimes They correspond
but never meet.
--1risassertcd that experiment has prov
en that coffee taken upon 40 empty stomach
renders the mind abnormally clear, otd
the temper unnaturslly bad,
-NEw reading Of an old pro7erb-Man
proposes and women seldom refuses
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
Baltimore Cattle Market.
TUtIRsDAy SAINT II 1910

BEET CATTLE.-The arrivals OF Cattle have been
about equal to the demand this week, but the
quality viii not quite average up 10 last weeks
receipts there were some as good tops, but
newer OF them while the common cattle were
more scarce, medium grades comprising much
the largest part OF the receipts. There was little
or no activity at any time at least in the retail
trade though at one time there was some little
In the Wholesale neutrality-suspicious. of the me.
dun grades may be marked shade lower than
last week. About 200 head went East without
being offered on our market
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves at l2@S6 5o-that gem
orally rated FIRST quality 4 l2GS5 ~ : medium
or good fair quality 62G1S4 y ordinary thin
Steers, Oxeu and Cows ; o0C6S3 CO inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle 0 oOGoO Oo-gen-
erai average of the market to-day 81 so; ex-
IRENE range Of prices OoG1S9 So Most of
the sales were from IL to S. 25 a 100 lbs
Of the receipts $50 head came from Ohio. 374
from Virginia, 1907 from West Virginia and
80 from Maryland, ilo from Missouri and ca
from indiana-totnl receipts for the week 2l7s
head against 2lS7 last week, and 247o head same
last year. OF the offerings 1884 head were Ia.
ken 10y Baltimore butchers, CO head sold to
Washington city and country dealers. 426 to
York county, Pa, dealers. and ll3 head to Eas-
tern speculators-total sales for the week 1856
head, against 1868 last week, and 22l6 head
same time last year.
SHEEP AND LANBs.-The receipts of Sheep this
week were quite full, even in excess Of last week
but OF the plumber none can be considered extra
while there are but few that can be even classed
as fair. Good sheep are wanted, and will readi-
ly command top prices. Lambs are in demand
also at good prices, as also good open wool stock
SHEEP, There has been but little Eastern de-
mand during the week. We quote, Sheep mt 41M
81 cents per ID gross. Stock Sheep (9$4 per
head Lambs 2@Si rer head Receipts this
week GALS head, against 5l45 last week, and
1922 head same time last year
HoGs.-The receipts have been fair this week
nut not quite up TO the number reported last
week. The demand has also been tolerably good ::
prices have in consequence advanced a fraction
the figures being ic per 10 higher than last week
AT present prospects fair for n continuance
OF our recorded quotations, ut least for few
days, unless unexpected receipts in the mean
time should come on the market. We now quote
the best corn-led Hogs at 75GST %, and large
tough tail ends ard stillers at q 5OGS6 IS, per
100 lbs net. Receipts this week 1911 head n
gainst si8I lHst week, and 90l6 head same time
last year Sun
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M VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held
w in The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire County, on the first Monday in
September 1873.
James ". Brady, Complainant,
as.
Thomas Wills, &c, defendants,
On an Imcpded B,H jn Chancerk
The ooieci Of this bill is 10 correct the enume-
raton OF acres Of tract Of land in The original
bill In this cause mentioned. And 10 appearing
by affidavit filed that The defendant George W
johnson is not a resident Of the State Of West
Virginia IL IS ordered, that he do appear here
within Que month after due publication Of This
order and do what is necessary TO protect his iu.
tcrest in this suit. Testc,
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, c O. enc.
September p. 1873
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AK inexhausiible supply Of magnetic
iron ore has been found on the Blue Ridge,
in P1gc county, Va.
Love matches are often formed by
people who pay for u month Of honey with
life Of vinegar.
lT Is said that patches are now put on
boots by cement.
-LoNG waists, tight sleeves, and high
rrfs will be the distinguished characters
ties otteminine street garments next winter.
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NOTICE TO CnEDIToRs.

To the creditors of John W. Critton, deceased
In purs uance of n decree of the Circuit Court of
Hampshire county, made in causes therein pend
ing 10 SUBJECT the real estate Of the said John w
Critton 10 the payment of his debts, you are re-
CURED to present your claims against the said
John w Critton for adjudication to james Par,
sons, special commissioner, at the off ce of White,
Clayton & Flournoy, in said county, on or he.
fore the 9th day of October, 1873
Witness, Charles ". Taylor, Clerk of said
Court, this Goth day of August, 1879.
CllAS NJ. TAYLOR, como
August %, 1S73.-7w.
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"
TAKE NOTICE,
Notice TO Creditors.

To the creditors of Robert Rannels deceased
In pursuance Of decree of the Circnit Court of
Hampshire county, made in cause therein pend
ing to subject the real estate Of the said Robert
Ranneils to the payment of his debts, YOU are re.
CURED 10 present your claims against the said
Robert iannels for adjudication to James Par
sons, special commissioner, at the Office of White
Clayton end Flournov, in said county, on or
before The 4th day Of October, 1873.
Witness, Charles NJ Taylor, Clerk OF said
Court this Goth day of August, 1873.
CHAS. NJ TAYLOR, ccHc
August %, 1873.
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BUY THE
Farmers Favorite Grain Driu

II rs acknowledged and recommended ly
nearly erery ayricuharaip press an the ,eorld
as The best.
1t as not an experimental Drill Ju. its
reputation is thoroughly established and
rouched for by
10000 PRACTICAL FARMERS.
IL gioes you t,co Drills in one, so,cing
Spring and Winter grains equally ,seH.
In point Of manufacture IL is superior
TO any Drill IN market, wih the hard
rcood parts oil finished, to enable tie pur-
chaser TO see tie quality ofthe matcriaL
IL rs simple IA ats mechanism, perfect
in operation, easily and quickly as ibeH
as accurately adjusted 10 any quantity,
from p to Is pecks per acre.
IL has the best Fertili=iny Attachment
IN use.
his warranted an erery particular, and
,cW gire entire Satisfaction.
JOHN W. VANDIVER, Aqent,
Burliueton, Mineral Co, W. Va.
Aug. Is, 1873.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the creditors Of Daniel Oats deceased 49,
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire County, made in a cause therein
pending, to subject the real estate Of the said
DANIEL Oats, deceased, TO the payment Of his
debts you are required to present your claims
against the SAID Daniel Oats, decd for
adjudication to James Parsons, Special Com.
missioner, at his Office in said county, on or
before the 18th Of October, 1873.
Witness, Charles NJ. Taylor, Clerk of said
Court, this 9th day Of August, 1873.
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
AugusL %, 1879 --Gw
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NOTICE

THE firm Of KuYKENDALL & SHEwpz
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
scot. +. i. SHEETz becoming purchaser
Of their entire stock and fixtures
The Books and papers Of the late firm
will be found at old House aud imme-
date settlement will be required. To save
costs payments must be made promptlv AZ
indulgence cannot he gireu
JAMES SHEETZ.
WIN. a. KUYKENDALL.
August lst, lS73.-15.
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The whole number Of youths between
and p years Of oge in this State is placed
% 1892. Hampshire has SOC TIar-
dy 1905; Mineral 1873; Grant 1919,
aud Pend.cion 2 ,l53.
EEEcurED criminals have got in the
alai' Of f7rgying every body and asking
.acm 60 follow them. As contemporary
Observes, wbilo VIC retain our present mind
rsl'.iys 70 such matters we shall politely but
h'mIy decline to do ans thing Of the kind
-LrNHEn is being shipped from Kama
wh county, this Spfc, as far west as San
i,co.
a BIC ONE The Cumberland Times
sass 'hata man named HoYr caught bass
Of Paw Plw On Wednesday Of last week
V5'cl weighed SIX aud three quarter pounds
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w EST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
10 the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on tie first Monday 10
September, 1873.
Minor Furr and others, Complainants,
rs.
Benjamin NcDonald5 Executors and others. De-
teudants, IN CBAECERY.
The object Of this bill is 10 enforce settle.
meDt Of the cyecutorh accounts Of James Nc.
Donald and Samu. J Stump, dec d , who were
Executors 81 said Benjamin Mcdonald decd
and a distribution Of the funds Of said estate
among those entitled thereto. And IL appearing
from return made in this cause that the defen-
dants James Mcdonald, Executor and in his own
right, Sarah Mcclure late Sarah Mcdonald
benjamin, Aaron and Mary Ann Lockhart.
Franklin Taylor and the unknown children Of
said Franklin and Catharine Taylor, dec d and
George W Gore, arc non-residents Of the State
Of West Virginia, IL is ordered, that the said
non-rosidcnts do appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order and do what
Is necessary 60 protect their interests in this
suit TCslc.
CHAS. NJ TAYLOR, cccuc
September 5, 1873
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WTEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the drst Monday in
September, 1873.
b. Ward, &C, Complainants,
Us.
Samuel a. Pancoast, &c, Defendants,
IL ChdnccrY on n Petition.
The object Of this petition is 10 have a settle.
ment q the Commissioner account Of David ".
Barton, decd, who was appointed a Commits
sioner for the sale Of certain lands by a decree o.
the late Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Of Hampshire county, Virginia NJ It's --
term 49,, In the above entitled cause and To
have q distribution Of the fund in The hands Of
said Commissioner distributed among those en-.
titled thereto. And 10 appearing from affidavit
made In this cause That ihe defendants tho un o.
known creditors anG the personal representatives
Of David w Barton, dec d., are on.residents OF
the State Of West Virginia il is ordered that
they DO appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order h do what is necessary
70 protect their interests in this suit. Teste,
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, CCCHc
September 3, 1878.
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Samuel swisher, ct alias, Defendants,

IL Chdncery.
The object Of this bill is to enforce the pay
ment OF certain debts and judgment liens due
from the defendant Samuel Swisher TO the Com
plainant, and to set aside certain couveyauces bv
the said defendant Samuel Swisher, made and
subject all the estate OF said Samuel Swisher TO
the payment of his debts ms enumerated in said
bill and for such other further and general relief
10 The Plaintiff in the premises 10 the Court
may seem meet and the rules Of equity may per.
MT; and 1t appearing by return made that the
defendants John a. Bonham and Rebecca Ellen
his wife, and Middleton F. Swisher, do not re-
side in the State Of West Virginia il is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what is ne
cessary TO protect their interests in this suit
Teste,
CHAS NJ. TAYLOR, CCHC
September g. 1873.
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MARRIED.

On the 2s'h ult, by Rev. Isaac Carskadon,
Mr.. Isaac LEWIS to Miss SUSAN NJ Tucker, all
Of Grant county.
On the sth inst, by Rev. G II. Snapp, M
Z. ,. BosELEY to Miss ANNIE SwiERs, all of the
same county.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Garfield rs. Critton, &C., and
Largent as. CrittoD, &c

IN NIANCEKY
DY decree Of the Circuit Court Of HAMPSHIRE
ID county, at its April Term, 1878, these eau
ses were referred TO the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed for the purpose. who
was directed-''TO make a settlement of The nc
counts of the Administrators of said John w
Critton, taking any settlement heretofore made
as prima tacie correct to ascertain the debts
and liens binding said estate and their priorties
and for this purpose convene before him, by six
weeks successive publication in the South Branch
lntelgencer, all the creditors of said estate and
to report 10 the Court, stating such other mat
ters as he may deem pertinent or either party
may require
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NJEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held
W IN the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire county, on the first Monday in
September, 1873.
John Daily, who sues for the use Of John Daily,
Administrators of Jacob N. Buzzard, deceased,
Complainant,
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G. Adolphus White, Defendant,
J., MA ,r.H fy,~Iu,~.,g

III DeLt ,ciM ARachmenk
The object Of this suit is to recover Of the De-
iendaut the sum Of sixteen hundred dollars with
interest thereon rom the l5th December, 86s.
uil psid-subject to r credit Of i.ht hundred
and seventy.six doIsrs and twelve cents. paid
The 9th day Of July, lS72-and 90 attach the es-
tate Of the defendant and subject the same to the
payment thereof. And it appearing by affidavit
hled, that the defendant IS nonresident Of the
state Of West Virginia, it is ordered, that he 60
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton Of This order and do what is necessary 20
protect bis interest in this suit-Teste,
CHAS. NJ TAYLOR, c C CT c.
August 20, lS73--5t.
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Il u II n IL u IL e
e. Ii. SHEETZ

ii ANlNG recently accepted the Agency of
4 one OF the largest Furniture establishments
IN the United States, would call the attention of
his friends TO his elaborate Photographic repre-.
sentntion of all the desirable styles in the mar.
ket' ana VIII guarantee satisfaction in styles,
quality and prices. in every article d esi red. An
examination will be convincing.
ROmney, Sent. 10, 1879.
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ms interested will, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE.

That on the 9th day of October, 1873, at the
Office of White Clayton Flournoy, in Romnev.
shall proceed to carry out the directions of the
above recited decree
JAMES PARSONS,
Special Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Enoch Whitncre, Complainant,
as.
Joseph Abrill, &C., Defendants,

"osePh Aorlll, &C., Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
DY decree of the Circuit Court Of Hamp-
I'D shire, rendered at its April Term, 1873 this
cause was referred TO the undersigned n Special
Commissioners appointed for the purpose, who
was directed
LIST. 'To state, settle and adjust the accounts
Of Samuel Cooper, Administrator of Daniel Oats,
dec a.
End. To call before him all the creditors OF
said estate TO prove their claims and ascertain
and report any liens the real estate in the bill
and proceedings ntoned, with their priorites.
3rd To ascertain who are the heirs OF said
Daniel Oats and entitled 10 a distributive share
OF his estate.
4th. To ascertain whether any and IL so who
OF the said heirs have received advancements in
his lifetime from the decedent, or Apr opriated
TO his or their use any money or property rents
or ptoht5 belonging 10 the estnte of said Daniel
Oats, decd, and if so what, with such other
matters as be may deem pertinent or any party
may require and specially whether the lands
OF which said Daniel Oats died seized are sus-
ceptiblc OF division among those It'll ed thereto,
or whether their interests would he ted by
sale thereof and division of the proceeds OF
such sale"
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South 8ranrh 9ntelligenter.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1873.

ROMNE1, friday, SEPT. ~, 1873.
The weather has been remark by cool
several mornings since our last issue
On Monday morning we had quite heavy
frost
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural
Society has invited Mr.. r. NJ. T. HUNTER
10 deliver the annual address on the occa-
sion Of It's fair ut Winchester, to be held on
the 7th, 9Th aud 9,h Of October, and he
has accepted the invitation. The address
will be delivered on the Is. day, the 7,h.
We acknowledge the receipt of COM
Ienintary ticket % attend this Fair.
--COUNTEBFEITs Of the last issue of the
fifty cent stamps arc said to be in circula-
ton. The counterfeit is said TO be SO skill
fully executed as to almost defy detection
by experts.
TIE Agricultural Fair at Martini bure
held last week aud whi,h closed on Friday, is
represented as the most successful county
fair ever held in this State. On Thursday
there were over 5000 persons pre- sent and
en- Friday over G,000. The exhibition OF
stock attracted great attention and is said
10 have been Of superior order, and the
ladies' department was an attractive feature
Of the exhibition. The exhibition of tho
rou,L hrod Lnrsas n nd ro,Js,ora - L.x,o,u
and tie exercii res on the trotling track gave
great satisfaction all who wtnesse ed them,
pnd the officers of The association were con.
gratulotcd en- the success which attended
their ,for's.
TIE BALLOON BURsrs IN PROCESS
OF INITIATION. An immense crowd Wis.,
lied the Capioline Grounds, Brooklyn,
New York, on the afternoon cf tho 18th
Instant, TO witness the departure Of the big
balloon for Europe. The process of infl.
top commenced ut an carly hour on that
morning and continued steadily until 4.lO
=. ", when tho balloon suddenly swayod
to the North, ripped half way round with a
great tearing sound, and fell fat upon the
ground, the immense volume of gas which
had been pumped into it, nearly 400, 00C
feet, escaped at the Same moment, nearly
suif eating those who stood on the inside
Inspector FoLKE, Mr.. GooDsELL, and Po-
lice Commissioner BRiGGS had but an in.
ant before shifted their positions to the
eastward, and thus escaped being buried in
the netting and canvass The crowd made
general rush over the ropes, with the in
tebuon OF tearing the canvass into small
pieces and carrying them off az mcmentocs
hut the strong force of police on the ground,
charged and drove tn m back Mr. STo
ME- who had contracted to fill the balloon
said that it would be all folly to attempt a
mother iLfl,tion as the bag was not made
of The proper material, so the enterprise j.
abandoned for the present
superintendent cfMc State IS,hool Fund
The amount opportioue1 is very small
fraction Of cent less to the youth than il
was last year. IIalf the amount is Layable
10 the sheriff in tho middle If October, and
the other half on the 18th Of January.-
We congratulate the people that this fund
holds COED.
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Hampshire county, on the fret Monday in Au-
gust, 1873.
John S. Bowers, assignee Of c. B. Hancock
Plaintiff,
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The Superior
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The 'cortd-renoWaed Gufi.o1S M M6 adj
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Of SeLf-AJuse may be e6ectually yemoved
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THOUSANDS md THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, in a plaia enyslopc,
10 any oddress, on NE receipt ofsir cent?,
OF t,o2 postage stamps, ~ addyessihg ne
publishers.
Addyess tie PpBTfahers,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE& co,
l2I Bope'y, " y, Post Office Bur, 4, $50.
July IL, 1873.
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All persOns Interested Vii, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE.

That on the llth day Of October, 1873, I shall
proceed TO carry out the directions Of the above
recited decree at the Office of White, Clayton and
Flournoy, in Romney, West Va
JAMES PARSONS,
Special C0mnisstoner