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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
A Water Spout.

At military headquarters we were yes
terday favored with n view Of a report made
by Captain Moore, of the Third cavalry,
giving the particulars OF destructive phe-
nomenon. The Captain was scouting, aud
on the 31st of May be marched down Black
wood creek about twelve miles, and went
into camp.
He says: "AbOut 8 p. N. terrible
freshet, without any apparent cause, swept
down the valley, carrying every hing be
fore it. Men, horses, and wagons were
swept along like corks. For five days pre-
vious we had no rain, and where the wa; err
came from so suddenly cannot yet pDder-
stand. The valley of the Black wood is u
bout forty-fve miles long and about ons
mile aud half wide. This entire stretch
of country was one raging torrent OF least
from Fix to seven feet deep, 4 how any man
or horse escaped is marvellous. The only
thing, indeed, that prevented total destruc-
ton was that my camp was surrounded by
bolt Of timber on three sides, and as the
men were carried off by the current they
we're enabled to save themselves by catcl il z
the limbs Of trees.
When day broke on the morning of the
ioN vi ~ All Tue men
OF my company on the tops Of the trees,
without any covering except remnants of
under clothes, and beneath the torrent still
raging. After the lapse of 4 few hours
the water began to fall, and a few men who
could swim got TO the hills. Afterward tie
others, myself among the number, were
got of with lfc-iDes and various other
means. Up to this time nothing was to be
seeu Of what had been my camp except the
top of an army wagon which bad stuck TO
a los on the ground, and in this wagon were
collected eleven men, who were thus saved
from a watery grave.
The settlers at the mouth Of the Black
wood lost almos. all their stock and prop
erty ; the eek, however, was almost ell
recovered when the food went duwn. Six
men of my company were drowned, and
twenty-six horses lost Omaha Herald,
June II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

The STATIONERY" account of ID. p.
Lowe, member of Congress from Kansas, is
a curiosity in its way. 1t includes tea, SUI
gar, lemons, stay laccs, and variety of ar
ticles, which could not well be construed as
stationery IN any other but Congress m an 3
account. What Lowe can be doing in
Washington with such large invoices of
sugar and lemons, unless be runs a grocery
or is partial to hot teddy and wbiskey sour,
We cannot conjecture Cincinnati COM
mcrcidi.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
Penn'a. Railroad Extension.
No. 1.

NO. L.
Mr. HARPER 10 conclusion OF IN brief
papers upon this Interesting subject it re
mains only to submit short summary Of
leading propositions involved in lis proper
consideration
l. The extension Of the Penusy lvania
Railroad to tue Coal Fields will afford our
people competitor Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and, in a limited sense, Sc
curity against oppressive & unjust diserim-
ination in tho tariff of freighis.
2. 1t will secure in the Coal trade alone
ample guarantees for the Prcfta6leness OF
the enterprise.
3. lis tendency to devclope all mineral
and agricultural resources along and near
its line should alForl an unanswerable ar.
gument before our people to encourage Its
construction Immediately.
t. The expansion aud growth Of the
Coal Trade, in afording home market FOR
the produce of our country, should lead Us
TO favor every Internal Improvement hav-
ing that importau, object Immediately in
view.
These propositions, simple in form and
sufficiently ineligible, are submitted tC
the consideration of your readers, while in
taking leave of the subject for the present
make my grateful acknowledgment fol-
the use Of your valuable columns.
w X
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

10 fhe creditors a. William rlr2' .-I
Reuben Davis. decd lin ruisuaoce NJ % ar
of thc Circuit Court 0f Hampshire county "''
estate u ric said William S Pu-erani t
Davis deed respectively, % iEe lVm-n.
their debts you are required to pressed ~.
claims agsingt thc sail Wil.am P1rt.i Pr
Reuben Iotis dec respectively ior aal
ti0n tO Samuel T. fioGmpy, -ptraI l9i
siuutr, 30 his Oncc in ail c9snly on OF '-.'
the 100 day 30 August 1858
W,tress Gins 50 Tnflor Clerk o. @id 10''
This i9th d4y Dr June. 1893
CHAS VI TAYLOR, Clsr5.
July 20. 1873 --Cw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
The Trial Of WalWorth.

New York, June 24.-The Walworlh
murder trial opened this morning. The
court room WAS crowded. Young Wal
worths mother and two CT his younger
brothers sat near him, also Rev. Mr.. Back
house, Presbyterian minister, and husband
of Mr.. Walworth's sister. Several friends
of the family we're also 10 the Court room
The work of getting jury has commenced
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
Romncy, June 2G, 1878.

IT appears from The Toxas papers that
among the kickapoos captured and carried
off by General Mckenzie was child TWEEN.
ty-opc days old. To have taken this child
and its mother on forced march Of sever.
al hundred miles seems harsh if not brutal.
1t is hardly to be expected that savages
will adopt the rules of civilized warfare,
when United States soldiers are so readily
learning tho savage mode.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

"A REPORTER of Western paper,
speaking Of certain fair creature, remark
ed that "rbe profusion and color of her
hair would lead one to look upon i, as though
it was spun by the nimble fogers of the
easy hours as they gided through The bright
June days, whose many sunny rays Of
light had been caught in the meshes, and
were contented to go no further" This
is better than saying the gir's hair was
red.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

- The teoriny dorm II an oH AoteI at
lf;d3ieiorn, Oh,o, last reeh, soiccd n ms
terri of iwcnty ycays' aaHdmg. Lndcy Tie
foor If the JuidiHg ioas /o,,nd sfeleton,
,rhich is douJtless that # horsc d,aler
uaB,cd RUSSELL, chose mysterious disaD.
peoronce mupy citizens still rcmemJcy.-
II ,ras houghf at the time that h. hail Lecn
murdeycd FER his moHcy, Int no truce coUl1
be fo,tpd An examination n the Hgor
ho,oc,i, that hole had jccn sa,rcd mt
lgrgc enough TO admit tie Pas,oye al a
mans body
- Thcye is remarkable uuk.hoTc on
The Ne,c Jersey .Udiand Raiiroqd, ucar
Newfoundland II IS, IN E,ct, n quck-
sqpd ,oiirh MI c6oyn hare heye,ofore been
uuoJic m I'LL mp. LaJge trees hare Jecn
ion across II, anil steam shorci Is con-
SANITY ~ ,cork .tiHiag trains riH grorci
,rhich Is trumpet into II, bet siW II sinks.
one night ,hc track ras. rois,d three feet
oJore ME grdde the nCrt D,ouiug IL ,gas
ont n ugM
TIE WHEAT HARVEST Harvesting
commenced in town lots and 10 The country
contiguous yesterday. The quality Of the
wheat is generally regarded a. right'good !;
and only 10 few localities have We any
rust reported. -Frcdricksbuy Herad,
Juue 10.
10y Michigan will export over million
and half tons Of iron ore this summer -
Not many States can get Ger that
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

GENERAL Crooks success in quiet
ing the Apashes, has been but partial. -
Tive tribes gave in Nsir ssbnission. The
Wild, savage nature Of others appears to be
uncoatrollablc. The s4ent ststioscd at the
San Carlos Apache reservation, has been
compelled to leave IN fear Of his life, and
has turned over the agency to the military
authorizes. Lieutenant ALMY was recent
Iy killed there, and the reservation has
been in state Of agitation for some time.
Two hundred Indians have left it, aud have
not returned. The prospects are favorable
for bot work for General ORooK in Arizona
this summer - Baltimore Gazette.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

EARLY TO BED IN VIESNA.-There is
city orlinaLcs which requires the front
doors of al dwelling houses TO be locke j
by the porters at 10 O'Clock at night
Those returning homo after that hour, and
rousiDg the porter are required to pay him
ten groschen, about Eve cents, and if after
IL o'clock twenty srosshon. As there are
few dwellings, in which there are not from
ten to twenty families, this ordinance has
almost universal application; consequently
at quarter of ten O'Clock there is Il general
getting home, aud the cafes and restaurants
are soon vacated. 1t seems singular there
should be such Law in a city with popu-
lation Of nearly Que million. The streets
are usually very quiet at 10 O'Clock &C.
g. F. an Bait. Am.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
NOfire 10 Cye,y;I,rs

To the creditors Of Richard Decver decd 49,
10 pursuance OF a decree u he Circuit Court Of
Hampshire county, made IN n cause therein
pending % subject the real estate OF the said
Richard Deever 20 The payment ~ bis de1a SOU
arc required % present. your claims against tE.
said Richard Deever for adjudication to Samuel
l. Flournoy, Special Commissioner. at bis Office
10 said county, on or before the POD day of Au-
gust, 1873
Witness Chas " Taylor. Clerk Of said Court
this 10Th day 81 June 1873
CHAS VI TAYLOR, C1rh
June 90 1879 CIV
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

Life Is but stage. You may hive
heard this before, but the fact that Yer
mont has three female stage drivers may
be new. What pe-.2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
DeyIies, &c, Compliments,
~.
Wi liam S. Purgitt &c, Defendants.

IN CHANCEnY.
10y decree rendered nj the April term of 'he
ID Circuit Court Of Hampshire county, West
Va The undersigned, Special Commissioners
iu this cause il directed, after having frat given
notice hy publication IN the 'Souib Branch To-
tell genrer' for six successive weeks Of lhe time,
place and purposes Of his proceeding nnder The
said decree (whi 10 publication Is inside cqniya-
lent To personal service Of notice upon All parties
Interested.
lst. To ascertain the liens upon ihe property
~ William S Purgiu and Reabeu Davis re3per.
lively, either bY deed Of trust or judgment iao
amounts still due upon ssid deeds of trust or
Judgments ard 20 whom due and the priJuugs
Of the respective liens.
2nd 10 call before him az tie creditors an
swer upon oath io any pertinent inierr1ca'orf
that may be propDundrd 90 them rs 20 ile ''N
Indebtedness and 90 produce before me Their re-.
specuye obligatory notes or other eviGcace u
debt
All pefsons interested will therefore,
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SEND % CENTS FOR THE
Adcertisers' Gazette,

a book Of IA pages, showing how, when and
where to advertise, asd COZ tanning list Of near
ly 5000 newspapers. with rauch other iuforna.
tion of interest to advertisers. Address GEO
p. ROWELL CO, Publishers, 4: Park How,
New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

That on The 7th day of August 1885, ~ ny
Office in l,omney ! shall Proceed 20 carry ol'
the direction. or tire above reciUi decree, 'i
which time and place ail parties interested uii
attend for fhc protection ~ their interests
SAML l. FLOUkNOY
Special CJmmi.si5aI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
muel J. Farmer, &c, Complainants,

Samuel ]. Farmer, &c, Complainants,
james Mcdonald, Guardian, &c, Defendants,
h, Chuncery.
DY decree rendered at the April tsrm Of the
- Circuit Court Of hampshire county, West
Virginia, the undersigned, Special Commits
sioner 10 this is directed after having Erst
given notice by publication in the ''South
Branch lnteligencer' for four successive weeks
OF the time, place and purposes of his acting un-
der this said decree, (which publication * made
equivalent To personal service Of notice apon all
parties ineresied,)
LIST To state settle and adjust the accounts Of
James Mcdonald rs Guardian Of Samuel j Far
mer Margaret Frances GARNER (now Margaret
Frances Mcdonald and Sarah Ann Farmer laf-
forwards Sarah Ana kilwel-now dead J
2nd. To ascertain who is entitled so the ~
mount due from said Guardian to said Sarah
Ann Farmer, If any thing.
All persons interested will, the efore,
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IoTsons IlIereslel III Lh.TeI9Ie.


That on the 2nd day Of August 1879 at my
OIce IN Iomney ! shall proceed o. carry out
The directions Of the above reclied decree. 80
which time and place AL parties interested may
attend for the protection Of their interests
SAM J. l.. FLOURNOY,
Specini Lamaliai1ner.
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Co,aH4issioncrs Notice.

John n Bloss, Complainant.
rs.
Susan Deevcr, and others, Defendants,
Is CHASCERY.
DY a decree rendered at the april term Of the
ID Circuit Court of ilnmpsbire county, West
Va, the undersigned a Special C0mmi s5ioner In
this cause is directed, after having first given
notice by publication 10 the South Branch In
tclligencer for six successive weeks Of the time,
said decree (which publication is made equiva-
lent TO personal service Of notice upon all parties
interested
''To ascertain and report the debts due from
Richard Deever deed or biz estate ard which
constitute liens upon said i,nd in thr BID and
proceedings mentioned and the priorit.t thereof
and for this purpose 10 call tbc creditors Of said
Deever before bim'
AZ ,or..-..- !. .lorn.a.l .riII 49,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

Gs ~ PER WEEK IN CASH to Agents -
eN1O Everything furnished and expenses
paid. A. COULTER CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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TAKE NOTICE.

That on the 30th day Of July. 1873, al my
Office in IomneY, | shall proceed TO carry out
the directions Of lac above recited decree at
which time and place all parties interested will
attend for tie protection Of their interests.
SAM i J.. FLOURNOY,
Special Commissioner.
June 20, -lsT3.-4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II OTKCE.

NE are back again at our old place (opoo-
w site TO the Armstrong House, with in.
creased facilities FOR business.
GaIcson, PdNie e Tugh.
Romney, June 25, 1873.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
l.IM e.. MORRIS
es-S'sI.s
FLOR GUIDE
Tor ISIS.
TOT lNsa.

The Guide l. nov published Quarterly
- cents pays iar the y.ur, fonr numbers.
which II iot h.,l. Ill. cost. Those WIZ
Afterwards setl money II The amount, II
One .lullArur tnagc ior ssels ney ai.a
order Twcnty hss s'pats worth extra It'll.
priea pail for tin cate.
Tie Jtnn II tmnt'sers heaa'ifal, giving
plans tur ii 4hias i.Hsl hanes, p ,sns
for ninins T.h'c Decorations, window
Gardens Se nnl containing Il mass u
information iasainahle ~ til, lnssr III
flowers ------.pan lunt.rpl uni Fifty
pages, III inr tinted lai~r. s'ns fisf
Hundred Ensrg sih~- ani superb tesar.
rlnic ani rhrp.a, GuysFr. Tho lss'si
Edition III TWo l!unlul THOUSAND lnst
printed ltd EnSiisi, anl GesA.an. aud rr.is
u SEM ul'. Wits
JAMES WICK, Rochester. n. Y.
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ll.AlN DEALER.
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nelgl.laf. smith. ani offered = ras
the Iiii IN s,snlsaian tbs. tie su.s MAJ
withdrawn. Tie siIanalrr riaals aee I, i.
ea--~all II sasasl VA liz las Tho
lawyer retained tie ,shsr I've FIR II.
i.s, 81 j. tie a. ~ ut iruala'e.
aane. i, made il, ,l.mala ui.un h.
.iisnt
Ten lay after. .lsart es,ne t. see
hna h. Gao WIS CITING "a
".All right, sail ,hr lawyer. ..you
wun't ha,s any trouble ah4u, that. l
rnl !, = Smith i >,ta,Asl, that IN Ma~
g'ai I, withdraw the Sait altogether. \
Capital cricl the cxnlting jane.
.iun have dome /, brown iun shall
have al NJ, business hereafter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

The millennium il come, said Il
lion t. i la.ah; ''sarrese saa .,.,me on,
Il that fill, and lc, Us liz DOWN ,agcih.
.r, n it las been i.retsl,l we should. :"
''l'een Il dinner to-day. inquired
tie laMh.
MT a lite # anything since break
fact, was tile reply, except a few
lean sviAe, n saddle or two. and some
I'D harness
Ery q. b. rockingham on Co.
fax: I'll. country las len outraged
j. tie ,lamsius irnpitu!c ni the ,i,c-
president 1t tie lnitel States Tie
is ruined having inst committed 4
crime and then rerjurei hime!i,'
A Boston Clergyman admitted In,
Sunday tina, Joseph =, ura corner"
II corn. = Rss,cn t'lolc.
LONDON lunrl, defines wrman as III
creature endowed with seli-aruancn,al
instinct. ! f.rlgranmatir. hut cAhans
tive.
'.tlar children VII lave immense
iaSes III ilcir hands. said gcall,-
man.
'.Oh. horrible" exclaimed an elder
u Indy.
What a blessing we have nails OF
anrs...'
You must hive lived hero a long
time, said travelling Englishman to M
Oregon pioneer.
.i.>. sir. | have. DO you see thu,
moan'ains Well, when l came Lcrc
that ,npnntaia WIS hale in the gr, nnl.
4 girl in Alton. H.. got her behind
ris !, hisl, that !, tipped over her fare
md IN athcre,l Ter 70 death.
Il i singular haw \ feeling of &c
enrl's ienls q develop cunning. II
TINT lamb ha1 been nut upon the oI,n
,lail, 10 would lave fallen into tho
snare--asa i Va studded very tlrhl,
with teeth.
ci,lf,.s has changed his mind. H.
Won't cnlharkr IN al tl.sc .tlcr o..
equations. after the fourth IL March,
but settle down ii ihc patent Affidavit
business. ..Chara,t.in' and ufIila,i,s,
10 suit all eases, furnished to order aud
upon the shortest n4ticc. Circulars
will he on, ii few days.
At laIies sewing circle in Boston
sweet, pretty lass d sixteen as-
founded the elderly matrons there as.
rseml,lea ~ spriaginp to her feet aud
caclaiming. There. I'll he ,larncd il |
darn another darn stocking to-night. :
The peculiar style of wal,zing ~
ilrlalged IN 1T public balls. by some
couples, has brought tut tic following
from u contemporary: ".Alsustpn gentle
man, who could not waltz. offered a
young lady ono hundred dollars II she
would lot him hug her ~ much IN the
man did who had just Maltxca with
her."
II there il mo thing We like moro than
another, II II y simple. direct iniclli-
gible statement II something 70 arc in.
ierc-trl III. lluw then, ran No bt
sufficiently grateful u Professor Agassix
for informing ~ tia. ''trilLol,itcs ars
not my m.,re cl,scly related 10 thu
llslln!o'ls than t. my other cnton,.,,
traem. Or 10 tho IL l'sl.'
Teacher --.Nho was thu first man.
Brown (heal hoy -"Nasl.ington
he was first in war, grst in" no. noi
Adam was the first man. Brown
"Oh! II you're talking Of foreigners.
lIsl,osc he wis.,"
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The Gnrrast Masfah.. ~ ,ia. yesr.
". p;yr ,iie f.frAut Mtslnls. With
sr.ill.'s I.l' i Magazine. gs...... D ~,
Ncst.rn !.ngal. A.t!, yreminM, i.r.... -
rrsirir Fari.sr, tar. .ti1
Weekly III, r.sia1ssn, tur. $3.50. ati
American hrr.rnlta,i-s. tnr.... 40
". give l.anls.vr's .eA.sL.n'' 10 essfy
Subsr. iirr,
CAy YDs 80 BETTER
Address Gorra.g MnSIiIty,
i0wia lie In sa.le 81 laissss
Cash always'n advance.
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VIZ HAVEN rRLaS
- NEW BOOK

ny 4 we'll known ani popular aui.r. M
% entirely new subject The boil viii be-
profn-eis ILLUSTRATED Ahl la'siss,nr.. hanni
AnA Will sr.. really Ii III classes. 4 gents
wishing u sesnrs territory should apply at
once.
J. r. lsTRR Il HYDE,
Hartford Conn. " caicaso H.
vl4nsyl
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use; mid .ssiy isas sssa..l.i ma Ham on hiaid
far Their r..seefl..st it'll fssi.f wllsa raurl.
i.eag esp9l.saes LasiIe,.si il.,na 10 W. thu eai.
1T sarssi. al lssei Vi III as tssfs Will Which
fl. maes.t a..asAss. III tlstr ssslenai a.a
III aaal i lsnflss.a Tia ss,stuIstisis III the -ss.
TN ssiN'iass tl1...ess1lnns l.lasssi, NIL the
Mansa machinery II III. t.-fni.d ii It's healthy
activity. laisrnal s.tahs Which isssnle sso.ssvs
AL ssaIglzh hes esea4sstA ~ sfNs~ss l.fns. and
ssl,,l.a!s no nc I'm III. .,'as IL. rs
ni..a leAa1sl IN Iae vail ianiii,lsses Miie etiny
i. tan hafils u sos.l isl.. Iht.st sNsat .asiirg
n .sss tfela - nat Il taIs a,t lrs-fses s.le
ei.sa..l ulitg, Ard lHr .A hHsA II tisna. 10
That thy nsn .saf fs.sh. aAt ,s4fhetts niah's.
Althonvla t.nfsilns tn, ssse initf. rid aisfnc
Win III sssas 'as.cs y lie sai.siiss.'lon, or duet -
rnll directions ar rlsen d, Tho wsrirr y
each b. lNN 10 - slssl'a RI 4 lansiy rlyfir,
Isttss Isp.sssv .lsfeze-
l'nr D,stp.s.s Il In.luessiar. r.lstAes-
ness. l:aasnt'r. md i-.ss - appssstn. thsy
sel,, arid fs.sera II healslsy 'hsis md acasn.
lur I.lsnr Complaint sHa III sasAss ssnr-
a,, n jauntitee u Gf..n sickness. MI
lou. Cnsle AMI IslIsaa~ Issass. .lsey should
In juelirrnHIs t.ksn ssf saef eas. ri correct Tho
diseased sssiun ~ i.. sp Ito sls.iae..oAa which
oaa.e III,
lsr nvs.n.ssy Or pinrrhsna. bus -
aid aust. |. ,.sssIAl's reealras.
ritntinn ~ tho lIs.,t. ,tH.n " ths
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