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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Samuel r. Lupton, Complainant,
as
Samuel J. Stump, &c, Defendants,

as
Samuel J. Stump &c Defendants,
In Moncery.
OY decree rendered at the April term OF the
ID Circuit Court of Hampshire county. West
Va, The undersigned, Special Commissioner
IN this cause is directed after having frs, given
notice by publication ia the South Branch In.
trligencer for six successive week. Of the time
place and purposes OF his proceeding under this
said decree, (which publication is made eqniyA
lent 10 personal service Of notice upon eli par
ties interested
LIST. To state, settle and adjust the accounts of
James II. Powell, late Sheriff Of HAMPSHIRE coun.
~, and ns such Administrator Of Samuel j.
stump, decd.
2nd To call before him ell the creditors of
said samuel J. stump, decd, to prove their
claims and TO ascertain and report any and All
liens on the real estate in the Bin and Proceed
inEs mentioned with their priOrities also whether
said stump died seizei Of any other real estate
and The total and annual value Of said real estate
All persons interested will therefore
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
TIKE NOTICE

That on the 5'h day or Augusi. 1873. stmv
Office iu Romncy, ] shall proceed to carry out
TIC directions ~ thc above reciied decree. M
which time and place all parties interested viii
attend for ibe protection Of their Interests
SAM j. J. FLOURNOY.
SpcciW C0nimis,joncr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

On the both of June, by Rev w Hedges. Mt
Front Run Valley, Mr.. AQUILA Bowers to Miss
NrRdISiA a. iisLTzELL. all Of Hardy county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
RELIEF IN TEN Minutes

HuTANg PULNOwTC WAFEus
Iure COlqHs, COLDS, AsTHHG, RnopcHTrrs Honr
AHEoAIs hOAHsEFEsa, DfYyfCrIT BREaTHrpa H.
SHtkFr CoNsUNrrfoH AEp IuHo DrsKaaHn fS@v
nsFs no taste u ruedisins auf anT child iii 80.
tnem Thousands have been r. torsd - hssith 49,
80 betore deepaiLed Isstirnony sfvsu Ia hundrsfs
n cases Ask Tor BRY ANS PUTNONIC WIFFpa
aor, ~ Cortisndt Street Nsw Vork $3.50 WV
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

NJ. HARPER You will please announce that
" ALvERSON, who meets all the require
,,s,is Of the law which requires that the County
Spperintendent shall be "a person Of good moral
character Of temperate habits, OF literary &C
cgirsmens and skill and experience in the art OF
,sachiug, will be supported for the Office OF
County Superintendent of Free Schools At the
.'ection in August, by
MANY VOTERS.
July 25 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

VoU ARE POLITELY INVITED TO CALL
Il and examine the following
800 pairs liens Shoes at 81 %, erery
par ,c0rranted;
400 pairs lcas IEoo Shoes;
400 pairs Mems Kip Shoes
800 pairs Mems CaLf Shoes;
300 pairs Mems Calf Boots
500 pairs Mems Cutters;
500 pairs Ladies Cutters at 81 90;
900 pairs Ladies Slippers at so, 75c
anil al 90;
800 pairs Af.'nfs Slipper, at 25e, all
collars;
200 pairs Ladie, Newport Ties;
300 Pairs L1dies Croquet Slippers;
200 Pajrs Misses CroYuet Slippers;
500 pairs ChHis .Shoes, ali cclors
0H'ton, lace, heels and tcnhom Heels;
40 do@ea lien: Jine Panama Hats, at
40 dozen Hen, fine Canton .Stca,o las
atsI co.
100 dozen Mems .UIlnga Summer Hats,
q. 2jc;
80 dozen Boy, pressed .Strav Hrn a
An inln,cusc StocE Of Chadrcn', Styaw
Hat, rcry cheap.
A eery large and elegant assortment Of
Lnttcs and genHemens TRUNKS and
TRAVELLING BAGS. ssay- RemcnlLer,
EDH ARDS IS NE oniy man ~ Wesicrn
Mlrglugd rho keeps tie ceicbrotcd PAL
AGE TRUNK wM combination iock ];
M kcy roqpjrcd
HATS amt GAPS Of the yeyy hirsf
s.tgles rcceired tally Jyon, ME best houses IN
Ner l0rk city. The most duraJie ami
oe'"'i/Di GHiag BOOTS & SHOES mate
To or"er promptly Rp1irjng dane neat
" an" 'l'roys really atH.e time promised
Do"t Ioyyct the place, at
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

~ mere are some playful gentlemen in the
s.'a House Of Commons. A short time ago
Ar hughes was speaking, Nr. Auter,on
.''i PLACED glass Of water on the bench be-.
=, l.m, On which the orator sat down. The
a7gbtt 0nl rhe,rcl Justify.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

"a pious life must be regular uniform and
constant. Picly is principle, and God cannot
be served by FITS and starts
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

An editor was recently married at Logan
Ohio, and the only bridal present was pair Of
No. IN boots. They appreciate editors in Ohio.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-10
The Japanese.

The Japanese made a splendid record
OF progress during the year 1872. Sew
eral of the most notable events that oc-
Cured in Japan during the period are
mentioned by the San Francisco But-
Ietin The first is, that OH February
I'd, the second day of the japanese new
year. the foreign representatives went
10 congratulate the Mikado for the first
time On the Goth of the same month,
the old style Of dress was abolished,
and foreign dress was required to be
worn at court. On the 18th of March
was issued a proclamation pardoning
native christians and on the 23d Of
that month, permission was accorded
80 deal in land. The latter is a most
important matter as necessary corOl-
larry to the abolition of the former feu-
dial system of the native chiefs. May
4th witnessed the abolition of the pro-
hibition of women TO enter certain
shrines and Buddhist temples; follow
ed on the 3lst with an cdict granting
Buddhist priests permission to cat
flesh, to marry, to allow their hair to
grow and to wear common clothes, ex-
cept during certain sacred ceremonies.
On June 18th the first fifteen miles of
railroad was opened from Yokohama
to Shinagawa. the extension to Yeddo
having been inaugurated on the 14th of
October, by the Mikado i'm person. No
accidents occurred during the year.
On November 18th, the edict was is
sued abolishing the Yoshiwarra, a le
galized form of prostitution, the great
blot on the social polity of the empire.
This was followed by the adoption of
the western calendar. The changes
going on in Japan are among the Won
ders of the ace
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-10
BOwen-Beecher.

The Brooklyn Eagle says the exam
lining committee Of Plymouth church
received from Il. West the charge of
SANDER against Bowen. 1t is charged
that he circulated the SANDER, and his
Bowen's) expulsion is called for. An
inunstitsntia" 80 80 iv made iIIiIiicul-
a.ely.
The church is DESTROYS that the in
yestiCaton should be made at once,
and the matter is referred to the fol-
lowing named deacons and members of
the examining committee: Elmer III.
Garbut, ID. III. Hawkins, II. B. White,
l.. w. Manchester. G.. III. Day, Daniel
w. Talmadgc, II. w. Ropes. j. Il. How
ard, c. G. Duncan, Nj. X. Moodey, II.
Benedict, Samuel +. Belcher and III.
Morton.
Thos. j. Tilncy, Geo. w. Brush. ii.
w. Beecher and S. b. Holiday, ex-
officer of the Edgle. arc members of
this examining committee.
The Eagle adds: This morning re-
porter called upon Holiday, who in
answer to n request for copy of the
charges, said: "Iou can't get them
fl ON me-" He further refused any in
formation concerning the investiga-
ton. The reporter came in contact
with several prominent members of
the church. The general opinion
seemed TO be that il would be better
for the church if the investigation were
carried on in public. On the voice of
good authority il is ascertained that
the charges refer in the main to certain
utterances made by Bowen at recent
conference which took place at the
house of &. Woodruff.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-10
Letter From a School-Boy.

MY DEAR GRANDMOTHER: One Of
my elbows came through, but the wo-
men sewed it up again. I've used up
both balls Of my Irvine. And my
white-handled knife-I guess it went
through hole in my pocket that |
didn't know of till after my knife was
lost. My trowsers grow pretty short
But she says it's partly my legs getting
long. I'm glad of that. And partly
getting them wet. | stubbed my toe
against stump, and tumbled down
and scraped a hole through the knee
of my oldest pair. Forit was very rot
ten cloth. | guess the hole is too
crooked to have it scwed again. She
thinks mouse ran up my leg, and
gnawed the hole my knife went
through to get the crumbs in the peck
ct. j don't mean when they were on
me, but hanging up. did what you
told me wncn | got wet. | hung nv
clothes around the kitchen stove on
three chairs but the cooking girl she
flung them under the table. SO now
90 wrinkled. and the boys chase me to
smooth out the wrinkles. don't skip
over any button-holes in the morning
now, so my jacket comes out even.
Why didn't you tell me had red
head? They said they'd pull my hair
if ii weren't for burning their fingers.
Dorry said he guessed my hair was
tired of standing up, and wanted to lie
down to rest. wish you would please
send me a new comb, for the large end
of mine has got all but five of the teeth
broken out, and the small end can't
get through. | can't get it cut because
the barber has raised his price. Send
quite stout one. have lost two of
my pocket handkerchicfs, and another
went up on Dorry's kite and blew
nway
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-10

A Wisconsin paper hits the congress
sionaI grabbers with the following
conundrum. which should be generally
propounded: I'VE wonder if the steals
who voted postage on exchanges and
newspapers within the county, and
then stole $4,000 for back pay. will
need the help of these same editors
whom they are trying to crush? And
we wonder if they are going to get il
We hope the editorial fraternity
throughout the country win remem-
Der this little trick. and place those
who thus wronged them in a position
where back pay, or future paw will not
trouble them" Pass il along.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-10

The New Orleans Picoyune, refer
ring TO the movement among certain
citizens of that city for party ignor-
ing race distinctions, gives good advice
to its readers, closing in these words:
In vain will we open the mouth of
our great river TO the commerce of the
world: in vain build railroads and dig
canals, unless the political and moral
atmosphere be cleared by some strong
movement in which both races partic-
ipate.
Let there be a union then on terms
of the broadest liberality. Let there
be an end of prejudice and proscrip-
ton, and for the future let there be no
difference of opinion dividing our peo-
pie except upon questions of govern
mental policy.
That way lies peace. freedom. pros
pcrity and honor for all the people of
Louisiana
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-10

a brave Dutch captain being COM
manded by his colonel to go on dan
gerous exploit against the French, with
forces that were unlikely to achieve
the enterprise, the captain advised his
colonel to send but half that number
of men.
"Why sop
because, replied the captain, "they
are full enough to be knocked on the
head"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12

0eabpbp, 2DpnS S 60.
1O7 Dritte @tra6e, ct. 9aul. Wtnnefota.
Supporters unb Grustansleri tn
Geiueu @etnen, 2iqusuren, Nlter Bourbon uub
&ye Wtistep.
0aItfprnia Betne un> 8raneteS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12
Grfmban9 zines Seiaiten.

lleber ben Seluiten P. Sec@t entbdlt
cas Gebruarbeft Der "@efermann'lden
Suufrirten Deutiden Monatsbefte" tn
einem Mrtifel ,,NeueS aus Der Meteor<
1cleenpe5. "Sn iener unner'
eebli@en NusfeQunB [;u paris, 1867
Der MeteOrosrapb Sec&ps in
Der fir9enfaatliden Mbtbeiluns cinen
Der meifbewuncerten Nn;iebun9spunfte,
einen @eeenftanp unausl5l9li9er Neuz
aierpe, cine Nrt @eltwunper. Da 9ez
rpabrte man In Ger 3ueiten r5mil9en
@alerie in iebr elitli@ eewdblter Stelz
lung einc Ma19ine ron ettra prei Mez
ter 65be, pel4e i6on our@ dubere Gle>
gang Die Blide aaf Gd ios uno msl@e
INNER BON einem laut bemunberncen
Yuklifum umlasert war. Trat man
ndber, 70 fab man In Ter Mitte binter
elmer prd9tissn RrYfauslaeplatte cine
papiertafel, Yor pslder aasrlei 5ebel.
rpsrte bic leltiamfen 8epeaunaen maa<
ten uab mittelS rei&tr 8leififte Sc,
19wuneene ginien oper tlsiae Stri9e
auf pae Yapier ;ei6neten, isbt etnsn
Mpment itiQ bielten, bonn RAID Koran,
lansfam suriid, auf uub as sineen, fur3
Elm uuseiebenes unerfldrli9eS Sdreibe>
bureau biloeten. Bei ndberer @rfunci>
guns erfubr man, Der brilliant searbei>
tste Mpparat lei elm MeteurpDrapb, e.
{9reibe In elmer, a~uercines benz 9aien
unpertdnblt1en S9rift bic Bitterura
auf na1 allen ibren Besiebunsen unp
in ununterbrpbener Gulse, 70 eaB man
nab Sabrbuncerten J. 9. nod leien
fSnne, pslde 3idtuns ni&t blos, lons
bern aud uel1e Stdrfe Der @ino in
jerem Womente tes beutisen Gases se>
tabt babe, ODER wslde Gemperatur In
ierenn beliebisen Nusenblide zines BE-
lietieen nereansenen Tases am geos
baatunssorte 9ereien iet. Natirlid
tntereiIrte man f@ tebr fir ben Grfns
Der res Mpparates, uno erfubr 3u nta>
aerineer Berpunperuns fir Wan9s
Ter Grfnper 1et Elm Seiuit, fei Elm Sch.
rer Der Mfrpnomie unb Yty1f am Col:
legium Romanum III @um, Namens
Sseai, ben, fit bteie @rFnouns ee'
arose preis Der GrprGtion uniperleu'
unp per Orper ber gbrenle9ion ;uee:
oadt let unp Der fd bur@ bic Grfur:
l9uno res @e(ens Der Come uno be-
Girferne uuter ben Mfronomen uni
pbYftern elmer, sroben Name, sema&
babe"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12

Die uStraBb. 3ta." bemerft, tab bic
auf @runc hes @eleBes pom IA. SUM-
1871 Yorldufse Neranl@laaung
Idmmtli@er Gntiadrisunsen far&riese>
leiRuns uno arieaei&dpen muir Die
@umu1e pom &c. 100000 Gbalsrn ers
re!Gt babe.
Das vNmtsblatt" brin9t taS NUM-
mebr in 9raft tretenoe @eieB ibsr pae
llnterri@tsweien fir Gllabs 9otbrinsen.
Die Grasweite pieler @srorpnuns 1T In
Gliab> gutbrinsen cine seraoe3u unabz
ieSbare. Das fran35flae @elsb miro
In allen leinen freibeitli9enB efimmuns
gen beieiist; an bic StelIe Der Greibeit
tritt tas unerbitlide 8prt: cas &C.
iauute niebere unp b6bere unterri1tsz
peien miro unter bic Muft9t uno Sci
tuns Der Staatsteb5roen 9efeIt. Die
Yrivatl1ulen jecer Nrt fnp untercridt
ben Gamtlten 1T bic Greibeit entsoeen,
bic Qebrer ibrer Sinner uno bic Grjie>
bun9S> 9nfttute na@ llsber3eusuns 3u
rpdblen, unp IS besinnt fir ie cine Pc
rippe lpartanil9er Stautsersiebuns, no
ieper innere Bug epler Greibeit i@wins
bet. Bon BEN 9etfli&en @ntalten CUR
Graiebuns Der &lerifer f9weisen mir.
Dicflben t5nnten pielei@t na9 Nrt. 3
fsrtbefeben, ba fe ben bisbertsen @e>
ieBen semdB erifirten. MQein wer tarf
1& bieier 6ofnune b%ineeben, pa bas
@eleB ber Snterpretation Der 8eb1ree
unterlieet, uno bic Ienpenj Der 8eIettiz
euns Der relisi5len Snfitute I'M ,,euen
cine casenfdaise 1T?
Gin anberer Correspondent fdreibt:
Der Nusmeiluns peS @enez
ralpicars Rapp Bate bas ~M. s." be-
merit SO feblt nur no@> ra6 elmer
in's @anberbu6 sefdrieben befomuat :
er 1et Elm faatssefdbrli6es Snpipiouz
am." Bie man Dem Blatte fdreibt> 1T
pies aber tn @irflidtstt seiaeben.
3ablreiden Seluiten babe man in Den
Iebten Monaten, rpen,, fe pd0e perz
|ansten, obne ouf ibre Giniprade gu
a6ten, ~Seiuit" peer ~prieiter Der Sc
Ieul9aft Selu" binseidrieben IN elm
|.lnen Srten let penjentsen, Die YdHe
perlangteu, als eebeimes Grfennunss>
|ei9er, fir Die ~Braper" poli3iten Elm
g." III irseno cine Gde bes pabbl4s
.etns eepinlelt trorren.
Mus Mlblbauien beridtet man Der
". g., eab Die pdtsei, bic jinsR Den
,roteRantilden Tbeolo9iezp roiefor 60
,atier tpesen Beleiptsun9 pes ,,beutl9ea
Beibee" auswies, fa nun aud Sers
aeieben BABE, .lrie GortieBuna Der
IN 9srlenlaole pp,, elmer An3abl Meoz
1er, fat ausl9lisbtid protefautiiden
in fraa,51lder Spra@e sez
@ortrdse 3u nerbieten." Der
Correspondent per N. g." 16etnt gu
tab pieie Na@ridt einen becenfz
i9en Ginbrud maiden mus. Mlio bic
protefantil9en @etfaiden 1nb our9
ote 0eidsre3ieruns 70 penis fit
Deatlblanp 9exonnen ,pcroen alS cte
'atbolilden-ie miro fi& m1nntsli9 err
tonnt frasen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12

QeibImmer3ett, Ssl@trerDet Dee vtoP!en' oee
Nrua. @hminbel, Drlden, Dmltertett Dee
&opies, Beflemmun9 BET Sruit belGmer>
lides @usz unb Ginatbmen.
@eaeu tpetb1t9e &rant9etten
ais: 5Yferie, 8Iabuusee, MutterbefA'psr'
ben.
geaem gollblntt9tett, 8lei&s
fudt, @elbiuat, &opfz uno 0lieperlhner>
aen, uebelfeiten, S9nma4ten uno pert
tlurfen.
Gesen Ra@rtarrb unb Stod-
fdnupfen, ba bic Erupfen ben lAar>
fen Rcdsnncn Sdletnt auf1lsn.
@saen N9eumattsmm us, 9t@t,
oouiae, remittirenbe unb tntermtttirenoe
Sieber, aesen &ranf1eiten bss glutes, Der
Nieren uno glaI E.
@ssen DY1pep1ta uno ALE basaus
entirringsnoe &rant9eiten.
Wsaen 9auttranf9etten, Mus>
{dlGge uno a~berbaupt ale burh uurelz
mes gtut terporaebrahte &ranfbeiten
6altet Gucr Slut retn lno PIE
Gefunbbeit Cures &orpers miro bic
Golge fcin. ..u
~ Die Glaiae r5umburssr 1ropfen"
foltet so Gents, $ BlaiAcn fur 2 Dollars,
,n1b ftnb tn alien a~ntanotsen Npotbeten
n babeu, pber perbea mad Gmpfang bes
Betraass totenfret mad alien 19silea Mu'e>
ritas Serlanbt bur&
A. Nogeky& Co.. Baltimore. M
ennoe.NaeStrtaSe In araertta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12
Fischer &Roeder,
5erauseeber uno @isentbimer
tes 8u@es, betitslt
6Qns-Ar3t."

r;, woth. rrh 6ufskrh Unit ofrosnt,ijher
6duSapotbete psrbuneen) 9eetgne1 uno nuBlt0
Fir eeeermauu uub au ieber 3eit.
'oS.;.. s;.if,h n.rn, ehrt, unn oerbe7erte W,,f.
5~eT. o'.1law S.'a1g.s =" ".t " con-
laoe. Entered according 10 ACT ol Con-
Grass. in the wear 1872, by DR.. A. Fi=
sobor in tho Office of the Librarian of
Congress, at Washington.
Snbsnt i'd sertaHte, en- preIIl9ss vaaosu9 a. ,w.n.
tbste %ssrbano. CLAUDE ~ I'm Staa0s ~ i:.ai . e's sn;aan
t%efrtsetsen su tcnnea. Der soa DIT ma9y H.hau, " s I,nss,
fhaft ~Ssrtanst, ib1 eas 3u ,5eeen, mas foem ~ s'9ssa
esrsiat une poSniar ssnaaat T m.s tam' !! n"I 81 sa shs1, |,
1hiden, icnbern NIT dHten uno rt01t8en ul"I.!n MH
R(asbeit unit be9tli9er SpraNe bas ~ le1nen, mas !" IL
mem ~s:rartssen uniernetrnsa sslsitet neroen tena.
SAT- aniabrliH frnnt % I'm gStnfer POI, gag eSs5s
uab Strasen Of: Gage lana e!nselans!t rne n ahO m' S;Is s :.
i'm guide uber auf .tnfamen grairisa UNI pts pd Il UNI
{dper fann Is nun fur lolte Ysrionea mereen. DC am
| Rranfenbette ireenb etnss tbrer Anseoert9en Eeesn, % %na
lie feline Srstlide 5if., pster Ratbseetr n0p r'@"9e Waf=
IS iti nun aud er 3usd Sieiss sa@;s iseen ss!sunt
s.a een!eaes ~. p s.n is nats"iiihsna.te meth sprturnnasn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-12
GNak=G otbrin9en.

Stsabburs, 20. Mdrs. Der .Tele>
Ssapb brinst folsence Depsi9e: Der
tQd5Ftde @eneralSiear &app, eebsts
esxr 0rIucer UNI 2eiter teS biefqen
Gentraleomite, zines Dersins aur 9eiz
taua Der politi(9en @ablen, but per
s3efeM erbaltsn, Gliabze otbrinsen bin>
uer, AZ Stunoen au SerlaHen." 8linat
bae Deutl1 orer 3uffi12
@etter: Der Ntvetat 9apo,te wurb'
ais 8srfaHsr elmer Dor eintser Belt siels
bdpYodenen 8rof1dre ben bodSer:
retb Yerbreitenbsn 5anclunsen" dter.
fnbrt exfldrt unb. BON 2riegsgrridt ~
<taer IEetunsstAft BON fanf3tbn @aena'
tea .neuurtbstlt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-07-25
pay A II Strasbaugh

pay A II Strasbaugh 90
pay George Gilbert go
9 McVey John and wife out
pensioners pay f b Hanson 40
3 Moran Bridget out pensioner
pay NJ Cain 90
3 Miller Margaret out pensioner
pay w II Clark 20
A McRimmon r out pensioner
pay Laban Lowe 90
4 Montgomery Nancy out pen
sioner pay Josiah Hope 20
5 Mccain Charles constable pay
II /. Mccain 7 10
5 Mccain r i election rent 10
5 McNutt Il S fish pot Inspector 1G
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-07-25

A BRIEF HIsToRY.-About twenty-five
years ago, a young mechanic, in Boston,
overheard the remark that fortune await
ed the inventor of Sewing Machine. This
aroused and directed his inventive facul-
ties; spell was.upon him, which he conld
not resist. His brains and hands were busy
with needles and threads and other de-
vices, contriving stitches for sewing and
mechanism for making them. He finally
fixed upon what is known as the "LocI
stitch" as best for forming seams by machi-
merry, and devised the mechanism for it.
This young mechanic is world famous as
Elias Howe, Jr., to whom, in the language
of Judge Sprague, of the United States Cir
cult Court, for all the benefits conferred
upon the public by the introduction of the
Sewing Machine, the public is indebted.
He not content to stop with his first
success. While he licensed others to en-
graft their improvements upon his inven-
ton, he busted himself in developing the
Machine. In its present shape the highest
premium was awarded to it at the EXPOSE
ton Universelle, Paris, 1867.
Messrs. Howard 6 Jeffrey, West Mai,
Street, opposite Female Public School. Bel
Air, Nd, Agents.
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Seaside napkins are just large enough to
wipe your eye on.
divorces will be next obtained on the
grounds OF emotional insanity" such as mar
rying on empty purses.
"A letter from Cape May states that The
arrivals are numerous and that the upper ten
of the. Quaker City is strongly represents.
How many who daily enjoy The blessings
of health and pIenteous living, forget to give
thanks to Him who giveth these blessings.
Don't pay more than ten cents postage
in advance for your local papers. That pays
the postage for six months, to January
LIST, 1874.
Cold in the head isn't half SO common as
cold in the heart, but it is a great deal oftener
complained of.
No medicine is like plenty of fresh coun-
try air and beautiful scenery.
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9 Barnes John examiner on road d 90
3 Ball James II Bridge contract $50 90
b BOyle Andrew damages on
and opening road 1871 90
9 Bridges in I'd district 600 90
) Boyle & Day opening road 1000 90
Butler Thomas damages on
road 10 90
3 Bynum's Run Bridge contract $50 90
2 Bateman Il Bro Aims House
account 54S So
Bounty Bonds 5000 90
8 Bower John bailir ~ 10
3 Beaumont Elias collins 8 90
2 Bryant G w attorney account 80
2 Bridging in I'd district per
assessments 3I2 20
9 Burk w G Register in 9th
district 5G 90
BondJ w stationery for Or
phans' court 20 70
Biles Charles extra on road 80 90
1 Bridge at Lagrange balance due 170 "a
Burk Catharine out pensioner
pay James Keech 20 90
Banks Pory out pensicncr pay
G A Gilbert 20 90
4 Bosley Mary out pensioner
pay G. Wright Is 90
Blaney James out pcnsioner
pay T Butler 25 90
5 Bond Ohio out pensioner pay
Z M Chew 90 90
5 Bird John out pensioncr pay
II A Silver 90 90
5 Bradford Betscy out pensoncr
pay S Harper 10 90
S Brinkman Mrs Il out pension
err pay w f McCann 90 90
1 Billingslea G w Judge of Or
plans Court 1T2 co
Bay Thomas Judge of Or
phans' Court $50
Baker F w printing 7O4 70
Clark VIM I examiner and
plots of roads 115
Crow Miles chairman G7
Clark James examiner and
plot 90
8 Cresswell George w chairman 67
5 Clayman John opening road 200
Cunningham James damages
on road so
Cooley John NJ magistrate "A so
2 Cooley VIM L attorney account 30
4 Carroll William G constable 80 10
2 Cecil county removed cases RIO 90
Cunningham G out pension
er pay Moores Is
Chambers Alcinda out pen
sioner pay VIM Webster 90
Comfy James out pcnsioncr
pay James Moores 90
Coniton Luke out pcnsiorcr
pay M E Farnandis 30
Coin Mary out pensioner pay
II A Silver 90
4 Cairnes George r Register 60
5 Cole John o G witness
pay ] r Ely .
3 Carter b repairing pump BIG
3 Cain james M county com
missioner &c TT
Contingent fund pay commits
sioners 800
Coal for county pay commits,
Dougherty John Magistrate IS Ga
3 Divers VIM III register GO 0C
1 Dorney Election rent 10 0(
Dunnigan Andrew clearing land 10 OF
1 culvert 81 chain
man Is 81
Day William chairman 81
s Day 6 Endfeld damages on Road A OF
De Haven Jesse account filed So Al
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WI eford Jno chairman
8 VIII. sford j r chairman