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.,,rscription shall be allowed to run over one
wear in arrears. Due notice viii he given OF
,nirarion and if not paid the paper will be
stopped. D l. hAAiil-loH'
Publisher
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The Buffalo, N. ], IL ihiia. Railway
Company


offer for sale, At A BARGAIN, the bonds remain
ing over and above those already retired hy the
Towns themselves-being of the following Towns
along the line OF its Railway. VIZ:
$4,000 of OIean, N. Y.
$500 Of Fachias, n. f.-S500 retired
on a Bond
$4,000 of rankiinvilIe, NJ. Y.
$500 of Yorkshire, N. KS 200 re-
tired on Il Bond.
The Bonds are of $1,000 each, bearing Interest o5
seven per cent, and are q " "FIEST-CL SAFE
SECURITY" For particulars address
Es. H. Lyman Treas,
]. O. Drawer Is, Bt'FFALo, \. !.
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Pay For
And read your own paper.
Newspaper Postage.

We give below the new regulations
in regard to postage on papers and other
publication, that seem to be the result
Of the repeal of the franking privilege:
The new postal regulations in regard
to newspapers, periodicals, etc., go into
effect on the 1st of July. These regula-
tions provide that all newspapers, peri
odicals, etc, sent by mail must be pre-
paid by stamps, unless regularly issued
and sent to regular subscribers" by pub
fishers or news dealers, when the follow
ing rates per quarter are charged, pay
able in advance, either at the mailing or
,1ol;x,o,,,- Da;ao.
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Bal. of indebtedness over twp. funds. .. $500 81
II. A. NELSON, 7. b. ABBoTT, Iudjtors
CLERK. ALMRROS NELSON, -i"''''"'S
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-23
Saturday, May 2ith is the day.

N-0TiCE,-Sealed Proposals for build
y iuga Bridge oycr the Allegheny River atthe
foot Of Main street. in the Borough Of Coadersport
will he received until the first MONDAY Of JUNE
next tJuue ply. Said Bridge to be buiit !n accor-
lance with the Draft and Specifications in the
hands Of ban Baker, which Draft ana Srcciiica-
lions can he seen by calling on him.
aiay ,, lsI3-4t b. order OF the Town Council.
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7 he Einira Advertiser.
A DAILY AND IFEEEL J 10 URNAL ron
TIE PEOPLE.
The News Paper of this Section.

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE
WORLD.
syzZEE DAEHY ADVERTISER is a morn
ing paper published every day except Sun
DAYS II is published az such an available point,
that il is able to give all the latest news TO very
extensive territory earlier than it is possible for
any other journal TO supply il. overs Q large por-
ton of SOUTHERN NEW YORK and NORTH
ERN PENNSILEAN it reaches points early in
the morning and west OF El!nira even to the Lake
~
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-23
FLOWING MATCH.
WHEAT, CORR, RYE, OTIS, BARLEY,
n BUCkJEHEdT etc.

OF UIOpiii-cpIl llY tttCn. '-'''.. / w
Competitors for premiums on any OF the above
must exhibit :; sample of the crop at the Fair fur
niSh a statement Of tle mode OF cultivation and
also certificate of two respectable neighborS as
TO product and measurement OF ground.
TIMOTHY, GgrGe and SnlaI,) CLOFER and
Fla X-SEED
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One

Haines of Williamsport has published d
history of Lock Haven and its business.
The Republican says he ought to bl
prosecuted for libel.
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Notice TO Collectors Of County Taxes.

By Tefcregce TO the Act of March %. 1873, en-
titled AN ACtto change the mode Of leyying and
col Getting the dog taxes in the County of Potter
il Will hc seen that the duties heretofore eXer-
ciSed by the County Commissioners are hereafter
to he performed by tine directors of the several
Schno Districts respectively.
The Collectors of county taxes for the year 1873,
viii therefore take notice that they are not to
collect the dog taxes carried out On their dupi-
cafes. as the County Commissioners have no au-
thority to levy said taxes. BY order Of the Board
J.. B. COLE, CLERK,
Commissioners Ogice, May ,, 1873
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BUSINESS.

by our exchanges that the
V'ones in the counties north
>5IIihg their cheese manufac-
shllhg at from IA to lot
4 pound. At such prices can
,0A Why this business cannot
! pursued in our County?
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els Away.


lie death Of Mr.. John Nelson our
II loses another of its oldest citi-
Ii is in the order of nature for
N ID TO die, but it seems TO us that
" ar or two the grim reaper has
NJ d in the ripened sheaves with
iul celebrity.
Nelson was known TO almost eve
IN the county, and his broad
lace, hearty salutation and apt
viii long be remembered. He
more than his three score and
before he passed away.
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vs,.,, 'illS week the farm
Seas, '''Sy putting in noats.
ptoSll p'S'i Is late there is still
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BUTTER and CHEESE.

, Condition, cultivation and buildings will be con
sidered by the Judges i'll their award, and 4 state
ment of the management will be required Of each
cording Secretary al an early date 10 enable the
Judges to visit the farms during the growing sea
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TENO the Real Estate Owners i'm the BO-
l. KUUGd OF COUDERSPORT.-T No.
tice. That you who have sidewalks out Of re-
pair will nave the same put in good repair before
tie SECOND day of } JCNE next under the supervi-
sion of Bell. Kennels, the Street Commissioner,
without further notice.
May B. 15I3-4t By order Of Town Council.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Buffalo Daily ".Ex-
press and the EInsira Daily ''AdVer-
tiscr" received and forwarded hy
l31-ly Arthur 3. Mann.
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Good

Of the towns in the eastern
UIs State a man appeared III
1 apfor, recently, clad i'll a blue
le wore at his wedding forty
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y lightning,

%. OF the 18th inst. states
Ta., D named Caldwell, of Ket-
o',ef County, made a mar
"otA Instant death last Sat
"Ai!e on his raft at Mari
~ II Was laundering and
~I; Hyerman put his hand
SO'll A. and just as he did so
- a@-o VI struck a pine tree over
'"IC and shattered it to
n ss'aIclhg Off it entered the
y Ian up ms arm and down
s,, sag way, passed out OF
C-i5'eu C"iS5'eu the river with an
Co-5S"ell r'5 WAS somewhat
N af, fuuctG to insenSibility.
a,,ef placed under medic
go,"i qua Yesterday his condi-
lhgt iSs L;,.gI VI a speedy recovery.
r2naiS aiS .gody was surcharged
tS NJ, mat he could taste it
boa",. lleIeyer the lightning
AD.D d red mark is visible.
kras,l,i. , III The cabin with Cald-
'' stunned but not in
Ig D runs the stage from
u. 5 rort Allegany. Having
IN w. We have said enough to
l"''o"S Dan" and his
'sliiess, but for the ben
e,,' Will add that he has
ny I'ortable coaches and
Ig,ales. ','Iers. When you 60
H. - with Dan, he win take
'Ae top. '' '''"o
v.,.. ~ 'iilS week the farm
,sss. we're 6olsyputting in oats.
''on IS late there is stiIl
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POULTRY

Best lot (not less than cock and . henS) ma
tive and improved breeds, each ....... 90
g general lot of poultry owned by person 90
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-23

Indebtedness over township funds. ...... 1896 81
j. b. GARNER, SYLVESTER GREEMMAN,
clerk. G. ". GORAM,
auditors.
Also one order for 800, No. II, Registered on
page II of order-book b. drawn TO Norman Sher-
wood which is believed to have been obtained
by fraud and will not DC paid by the Township
unless compelled by law.
WESLEY ALLEN, Supervisor.
SYLN JEST Err GREENMAN, a,,,yj,or,
C.. w. GORAM, -i"U''0'e
REPORT
Of the Auditors OF EnIaIia Township,
April. g 1873.
Or. To tosn orders in circulation. 6f6 01
Due on judgments .......... 1915 90
-s1721 OF
CT. By receipts for taxes returned 179 50
cash IN hand. 2IOO
- 200 so
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REPORT OF THE AUDITORS OF HEBRON
TOWNSHIP, APRIL %, 1873.
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Engineers of the Jersey Shore
Pac Creek Railroad Company are
Icuins dn UnIce i'll Jersey Shore
Igk OH the road, it is expected,
! commenced soon. &C iint0n he
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Best boar, yrs & over, yr, & mos, each. . 90
I'd So. l 90
Best breed z SOW , yrs old over C mos " ... 200
ID " " l 90
Best lot of not less than pigs under mos. %
cured ham m......................... 200
[Ham to be cooked and brought to Exhibition
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-05-23
Mistake.

In our notice of the game law last
week we stated that the time for killing
deer was from tie first day Of Decem-
5sr until the first day of January III any
year" For December" read Septcm-
ler and the statement will be correct.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
Saatt airantlt 3lntelliacnser.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT -. 1873.
NOT AS | WILL.

Biindfolded and alone stand
With unknown thresholds on each hand
Ihe darkness deepens as | grope,
Afraid 10 fear afraid to hone
Yet this one thing learn to know
Zach day more surely as / 20,
That doors are opened, WAYS are made
Burdens are lifted or are laid.
10y some great law unseen and still
Onia'homed purpose to fulfill,
Not rs I will"
bindiolded and alone wait;
Loss seems too bitter, gain too late
Too heavy burdens in the load
And too few helpers on the road
And JOY is weak and grief is strong.
And years and days so long, so long:
Yet this one thing learn to know.
Each day more surely ms 60
That am glad the good aud IN
10y chAngeiess law are ordered still,
mot rs will"
mot rs I will" the ground grows sweet
Each time my lips The words ropell,
Not as will :" the darkness feels
More safe than light when his thought steals
Like whispered voice to calm and bless
All unrest md all loneliness,
"Not rs will, =" because the one
Who loved as FIRST and best has gone
Before Us en- the road, and still
For US must all his love falfu.
'NO, as We wlll.ii
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
JAMES PARSONS,
Special Commissioner.


To Samuel coopcr, Admr., he creditors
u S'2hcn Smith, dccd., anu aH oher
parties interested.
in pursuance Of the above recited decree made
I'D said cause, you are required 10 present and
prove your claims against the said estate for al
JudicatiDn 20 James Parsons, special commmis.
sonef, at bis Office in the county Of hampshire.
on or heiore The 3rd day Of October, 1873
Witness, Chdrleg w. TgyLor. Clerk Of said Cir
cult Court this 10th day OF August 1872.
CIiAS. VI TAYLOR, Cccu
August %, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
O u ID - AND END

BoRAN ~ CALITOBSIA. Discoveries Of
b'rax III California and Nevada have been
made to such an extent as to warrant the
belief that from these sources the markets
10 the cast Of the American oonliacnt viii
at no distant time, be able to draw their
chief supplies.
a WRITER in the Oaedis Circular re-
commcnds saw dust as substitute FIR
stockings. \ tablespoonful Of the dust io
each boot will Go, keeping the feet dry and
warm.
y Lowers REVENGE.--A Cozlsburr
correspondent furnishes the Charleston Con-
T'sr tue toIIowing ; \ young man in Coal
burg recently proposed TO young lady and
was refused. To drown his sorrows, be i'm
bIbed an unusual amount Of whiskey and
when under its influence a desire for re-
venga came over him, and upon eallirg at
her residence he was told she was at the
'iver washing. lie went TO the river and
taking her mp, he carried der out into the
river some distance and ducked her several
times, when bis senses coming to hun be
carried her to the river bank and sent
doctor to gee her, but she fortunately was
not injured, although badly frightened
THEY have q new kind of caterpilllr
in Alabama, which they call the carpet.
Dagger
ABOUT $3.50, goo worth If pIows arc
made and shipped annually from Nlays7illc,
Kentucky.
-IHE sharpest man in the world, so FAR
rs heard from hangs out at Llfayotlc, Ia.
lie subsis's by driving spikes in the tim.
bcrs OF a bridge and collecting the wisps Of
hay that are cauzb: by them cr5m PASSING
loads. Lnzy and sharp, truly.
TIE Paris newspapers mention The
death by the bite Of viper, Of ono Josrrn
WAGNER, snake charmcr WAGvrF first
beat the reptla, and then ordered i, 10 ks,
bin. lntoad Of oboyiog, tie wiper bit lis
tongue. The man died two hours afe-
ABOUT fifty bodies, supposed % be
The corpscs Of American fisherman lost 10
the late gale, have been washed ashore ON
tho north side Of Prince Elv.rds Island.
A YOUNG lady in Eyri1, Ohio, i
learning the carpenters trade
AN old minister Of 90 who lives al
Spencer, No has II sons who are ministers.
-KIYo CAconAv, Of Fiji, has had
carriage built for him ~ G.1sgow, Scotland.
Il u made TO be carried % lhe shoulder
Of six men.
-FARNEns should tc carefllabout keep
los ne running gear &c 'trjr shirz Is
tanning machines we.' oiled. & few DAYS
ago n bern in Lancaster county Pa, was
burned, part ~ tbr-sh.n, mlchins De-.
coming heated IS friction add setting G.o
20 the str ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

PREsERvED GREEN Corn Boil on tho
cob until the milk ceases to flow when the
grain Is pricked Gu, off the corn aud pack
10 stone trs in the following order "A
layer Of salt at the bottom, half an inch
deep. Then one Of corr two inches in
depth, another balf.ineh Of salt, and so on
until the jar il nearly filled Let the top.
most layer of salt be double the depth Of
the others, and pour over all meltcd-uot
hot-sard- Press upon this, when nearly
hard, thick white paper, cut 10 ft tho mouth
OF the jar. Keep in a cool place. Soak
over night before using it.
Green corn is difficult, to cao, but kno,o
twill keep well ifput up in this way. Aud,
strange to tell, be 80 fresh efter the nights
soaking as to require salt when you boil it
for the table. Should the top layer DO
musty, dig lower still, and you will proba-
bly, be rewarded for the search. e.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
~ d TICE
To stockholders in South Branch
Railway Company.

NJ O'h having been commenced on the South
w Branch Railway, the Stoekholders are
required TO Pay second ins,alment Of 10 per
cent on each share Of their stock subscript6p
on or before he 10th day Of June next Also
10 per cent on each share thereafter TO be paid
monthly until the subscriptions are nail
IL rs 90 be hoped each sharelolIsr Vim hoo,
The above 10 miHd and, also, that prompt paw.
JOHN &. uEISKELL.
Treasurer Of South Branch Railway Co
Romney, May 20, 1873.
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Farmer and House Keeper.

MAlTRE D'ioTEL SAUCE. -Take half a
pint Of melted butter, add to IL the strained
juice of a lemon, teaspoonful Of chopped
parsley, aud cayenne pepper and salt to
taste, and Just let il boil.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

CIDER VINEGAR We have often been
surprised at the great haste exhibited by
many orchardists to dispose of their cider
as soon as it comes from the mill, when
there Is no product of th, farm that so in
crease' in value with age as cider. 10 the
fall of 1870 we bought a barrel of cider for
% and put it into a dry cellar with the
bung open. There it lay a year, and on
examining it it proved 10 be good vinegar,
ADD we sold IT to a trader for $40. Hero
was a net prof, Of more than 200 por cent.
Hundreds Of barrels Of elder were sold from
the iowa that year at 10 cents per gallon,
all Of which would have sold readily in a
year at 30 cents per gallon. -H1inc Far.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN Our com
munity has lost in the late Thomas ALLEN,
who died on the Bird instant, one of its oil.
dest and most respected citizens. A Scots
man by birth, he came to Winchester forty
years ago and established the we'll known
Gardens, which, with others Of subsequent
date, have done so much to beautify the
town and its environs and are themselves
so prominent among its attractions. If the
public benefactor be he who makes two
blades of grass grow where one grew before,
not less SO is ho who brings flowers aud
fruits where before they were unknown
Mr.. A. was a man of strong and clear
mind, and keen sense of duty. He clos
ed long, quiet and consistent life at peace
with ALL Winchester Ners.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

JAMAICA GINGER BEER-One bottle
Jamaica ginger extract, one ounce cream
tarter, six quarts of water, one pound of Gu
gar. Stir until the sugar is melted, then
put ia the grated peel Of lemon aud stir
until blood-warm. Add a tablespoonful of
brewers yeast stir VOL aud bottle, wiring
down the corks. This is q refreshing and
he1lthful beverage mixed with pounded ice
in hot weather. - Erchanqe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
KentUcky University

Located at Ashland the Home Of Henri Clay aud
Oid IrausyIv1ua. Six colleges in -.tir,
with thirty professors and GOO student
states Entire fees for collegiate year
capt in The Law Medical and Conf crcaI Cole.
ees Boarding from 81 20 50 per week For
Catalogue, address J. y. BOWMAN, Regent.
Lexington, n.y. Aug 22-fw
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

JOSEPHINE CAKES Beat half a pound
of butter to cream, then beat in half
pound Of brown sugar and fvo eggs, well
beaten first. Mix il then gradually into a
pound Of -four, add half pound of curunts
washed and dried, and a glass Of wine.
Bake, when well beaten together, in but
tered pan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
The Superior
MO ING MACHINE.

MANUFACTURED by T. SWEENEY 4 Co
NJ Wheeling, West Va, has becn awarded
the first prize a, the Vienna Exposition - CLl,i,,
ton CoUyier.
T. nave been telling the Farmers we had the
best Machine i'm the world 10 offer tbrn, on5
here Is the proof that il is So
Please let us have your orders for next sea
son early.
KUYKENDALL & SHRETz,
i'o'iiney' july 20 1878. Agents
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
South Branch Inteligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
0T.e. Corner Main and GraUel Lane Ste.
RoMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA
TER NJ G

THREE DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
.l.LAB5 AND FIFTY ENTS If paid in ad-
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TAKE NOTICE

That on the 3rd day Of October. 1879 ~ NV
othcc in Eomney, | shall proceed TO carry ont
lie directions Of the above recited decree NJ
which time and place the creditors of said Ste.
phen Smith and all others interested are reouired
10 present aud prove their liens upon the lands
parties interested may attend for the nrotac,in,
OF Their interests Given under NV hand os
special commissioner as aforesaid this 2otb dav
Of Aug ust 1873. N"'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

IN CHANCERV.
% virtue Of a decree rendered at the ApriI
- term, 1873, of the Circuit Court of Hamp.
snlre county, West Va, the undersigned n spe-
cal commissioner in this cause, is directed after
publication in the South Branch Inteigencer for
SIX successive weeks, to state, settle and adjust
the account of Samuel Cooper Adminisiratog y
stephen Smith, decd. to ascertain the debts
binding the estate of said deceased, and call be.
fore him the creditors of said estate. and also -
ascertain and report Of the real estate of which
the said stephen Smith dec d., died seized and
his title thereto and the value and animal vaIna
and state such other matters he may deem perti
heht or any OF the parties interested may require
10 Samuel Cooper, 1dm'r. and all the
creattoys q N.pheM .SmiM. decnasc1.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
The eyes that cannot weep
Are the saddest eyes of ALL.

For full year this charming voice had
been as silent as the grave.
Company, perhaps, he muttered. Gu
riosity overcame him. lie opened the par
Tor door and peeped in. There was Mrs.
John Stephens, becomugly attired, all a.
lone, as enthusiastic over the fac rendition
of piece of music as be had ever seen her.
what does this mean, Kate p he asked
with outstretched arms.
That | have given up tea, and am going
to try hard and be we'll guess my voice
will all come back, john.
Il guess so, he replied, folding her tight
to his heart.
Three months after this, the cure was
so radical, that Doctor Ellis made clean
burst of the whole thing and there is no
word or set of words that can provoke SO
hearty laugh in the happy home of the
Stephens as this physiologically scientific
one
Pericardium - Woods Hoasehold Ifcg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

tins Grayson, Georgia Eas;gn copies
from the assessors books the following spe-
cimen names Of distinguished 'cullud pus-
sons 10 that county Powell Columbus
Felix Monroe Valentine Troy Crooks Clod-
iclter; Charlie Jefferson Davis Buchanan
Harrison Ellsworth Cox; Jeremiah Edi-
tor Washington Louis Napoleon Bon9parle
Cox Martin M1giuis Bandapne Danger
Geld Ishaver Major Davis Cox SuGrona
ClariDiiuo Corrinda Angelina Pauline So
rah Ann Jane Cornett Margaret Zupha
Anzila Cox Lucindl Alice Martha Jane
Nancy Ann Victoria Embsrger Brown.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12
ANDREW W. KERCHEVAL,
Counselor at Law,

"".y hampshire Comty, Vast Ia,
IL WIS t.e Practice Of law "a Hampshire,
u .."r and Mineral counties.
r MARCH 4th 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-12

"A BELoir Wis editor takes +, upon
himself % say that COWS, elephants and
rbinoscerose' may run gracefully, but wo-
men never
-THaEE hundred and eigbiy.iwo Jlpa.
nese s'uicn's sre studying 10 Europe A
mcrica and China, Eve Of the fair sex being
among tbs number
TUE negro who was hanged At suffolk.
Virginia, thc other DAY, remarked a. be
was going % ihe gaiiows: q wish dog had
put D. of tilI after watermelon tine
-THERg arc 1900 slavss az Oail,a
East Aries, offered az from bali a dollar 70
three dollars each without fudiog pur-
chaser
"A BLUE heron measuring five feet e.
leven inches between the tips Of tbe wings
and standiog four feet six inches high. was
shot few days ago On .he Maxalawny
creek, Bcrks county, Pennsylvanis.