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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-24

Weed, NJ the Abingdon, Va, Agricultural Fair
c. j. Parker II c. {. Smith, agents, Churchvlle,
Md. oct2t4t
~ Lost, near lanes X Roads on Tuesday,
October 2lst, gray Scotch Terrier Dog ears
cut; answers to the maine Of Jack" A liberal
reward will be paid for the return ofthe same to
the 1Ayis office.
t55y- Wancd--In Dental Office in Baltimore
city, young man of some mechanical ingcnu-
ty, good address and liberal education, TO learn
Dentistry. The advertiser is a regular graduate
Of College has Il large practice and would make
agreeable terms with the right kind of person
Address DR.. Hardy, 5. f. Cor Green & Saratoga
streets, Baltimore 0ct244t
~ Prime oak shingles, for sale by the hun
drcd or thousand. Apply to Thomas A. Hays.
octl7.4t
~ A small Farm for rent on easy terms,
situated near Bel Air. Also the large Stone Sta
Bile in Bel Air for rent. Apply to Thomas A.
Hays. oct17-4t
~ Wantcd.-ln Bel Air, Board and Rooms
for Gentleman, Wife and Servant. State terms
and apply at the 4isgis office, Bel Air, Nd
octl7-tf
~" Wuntrd.-To buy two China Hogs, for
breeding purposes. Any person having the
same will apply to VIM. II. Waters, Falston
post Office, Hartford county, Md. octlO-4t
.43~For Sale.--A one-horse Thrcshing Ma
chine in good order L. Pyle, Chestnut Hill.
Gcti0-lt
20 Wanted By widow lady, a s.tratOn in
private family, in or near Bel Air, to instruct
small children in the English branches, and ru-
diments OF music, and assist with sewing if dc.
sired. good home more an object than sala
ry Address Mrs NJ l. ! 16t Myrtle Avrnun
Baltimore. oct3
10y Whcelwright Wanted, at the Shops of
Dcllavcn IL DcbOw, Bel Air, Md None but
irst-class hand need apply. oct3
.@93~ For Rcnt.-Fountain Green Store House
AN excellent stand for business. Apply TO or
address the undersigned, at Fountain Green, or
at his Furniture Warcrooms, Main street, Bel
Air, Md. Nathan Dean. scp26-1m
~ For Salc.--A bay Horse, suitable for farm
purposes Also Il Top Buggy, in good repair
Enquire of Painter, Watson " Co., Fallston
Md. scpl2
~" Morgan Il Martin, of IIavrc de Grace coal
dealers, have the only genuine Baltimore Com
pany and Shamokm Coal in the market They
also have superior Wilkes Barre White Ash Coal
all at the lowest market price. They keep II
man to screen every load and load wagons.
sep5
,=es For Sale Cheap, one Sulky, nearly new.
Enquire at this Office.
~ Five hundred Locust Posts for sale f.
NJ. Allen, Darlington. mylG
"a For salc.--A desirable Dwelling House in
Bel Air. Fine garden, grapes and other fruit
+. G. Garrcttson. mh2l
20 For Sale Cheap-tor cash or trade, one
Express Wagon nearly new. Apply to f. &.
Garrettson, or this Office.
"a" For Rcnt.-The valuable Hotel Stand, on
Main street, Bel Air, lately occupied by Geo. p.
Cook. Apply at this office. sepsG
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-24
90 Acres and 5 PrrcheS Of Land

MORE OR LESS
Of which about twenty acres are in wood
and the residue in cultivation ami highly inn
proved.
The Improvements consist of II good Frame
Dwelling House, Barn Granary and other
outbuildmgs, suitable for good farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale
prescribed by the decree are that one-t third
OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash on
the day OF sale, and the residue in two equal
instruments at six and twelve months there
after, with interest from the day of sale, and
security approved by the Trustee.
HENRY w. ARCHER,
ocllI Trustee.
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~ Prime oak shingles, for sale by the hun
dred or thousand. Apply to Thomas A. Hays
Oct114t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-24
For County Commissioner

For County Commissioners,
WILLIAM ADY-of 1st District.
j. FRANK REASIN-of I'd District.
JAMES M. CAIN-of Sd District.
JOSHUA H. SCARFF-of 4th District
HUGH #. HEAPS-of 9Th District.
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~ A small Farm for rent on easy terms,
situated near Bel Air. Also the large Stone Sta
BILE in Bel Air for rent Apply to Thomas A.
Hays. oct17-4t
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20 For Sale Cheap-for cash or trade, one
Express Wagon nearly new. Apply to f. G.
Garrettson or this Office
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-24

~ Wantcd.--ln Bel Air, Board and Rooms
for Gentleman, Wife and Servant. State terms
and apply at the -TIgis Office, Bel Air, Md.
octl7-tf
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~ Wantrd.-To buy two China Hogs for
breeding purposes. Any person having the
same, will apply to VIM. Ii. Waters, Fallston
post Office, Hartford county, Md. octl0-4t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-24

For Clerk Of the Circuit Co'tat,
A. LINGAN JARRETT.
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.a15f" For Rcnt.-The valuable Hotel Stand, on
Main street, Bel Air. lately occupied by Geo. =.
Cook. Apply Mt this office. scpsG
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-24
Democratic County Ticket.
For the State Senate,

Col. JOHN CARROLL WALSH.
For the House of Delegates,
OHIO s. LEE,
NATHAN GRAFTON,
DIR. DAVID RILEY.
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"a" For Salc.-A desirable Dwelling House il
Bel Air. Fine garden, grapes and other fruit
+. G. Garrcttson mh2l
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For Sheriff,
WILLIAM B. JARRETT.
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DR.. w. S. RICHARDSON.
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&c. Wanted by widow lady, situation in a
private family, in or near Bel Air, to instruct
small children in the English branches, and ru-
dments Of music, and assist with sewing if dc.
sired. A good home more an object than sala.
~. Address Mrs. NJ. l.. j., 2GG Myrtle Avenue,
Baltimore. oct3
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.-93~For Sale.--A one-horse Thrcshing Ma
chine, in good order L. Pyle, Chestnut Hill.
Ucti0-lt
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92~For Rcnt.-Fountain Green Store Ious,
AN excellent stand for business. Apply to o
address the undersigned, at Fountain Green, o.
at his Furniture Warerooms, Main street, Be
Air, Md. Nathan Dean. scp26-1m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURsDAY, Sol. 1S. ~:

BEET CATTLE-The market this week oucueJ
with wholesale operations at n shade higher fig
ure than last week, giving promise Ct higher re
tail prices, but the anticipation was not realized
for the retail trade throughout was slow. and pri
ces shade lower, quality being taken into con
sidefation nor the quality as good "a last
week, there being none of the good Ohio "tops
which are usually found 10 the pens Prices for
the best grades in the market may be marked lc
per 10 lower than last week Some 3D0 or 4Go
head were reshipped without being offered here
and the balance left over or taken Eust ~ their
owners risk.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged "a fol.
lows Best Beeves at OO@SG 25-that cen.
orally rated first quality OOMS5 90 medium
or good fair quality 25(G 81 90 ordinary thin
Steers, oxen and Cows o 00GrSO 90 inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle OOGOO OO-gen.
eral average Of the market to-day 81 so: on.
IRENE range OF prices 3 25(GSG 10 Most Of
the sales were from 90 TO - 90 ~ 100 Ht
or The receipts as head came from Ohio 5.j
from Virginia, l5l7 from W. Va, al from I'D
and is from Pa.-totnl receipts for the week 224b
head against 2l75 last week and 1901 bead same
last year. or the offerings lOi4 head were "a.
ken by Baltimore butchers, SO head sold 10
J Ork county, Pa, dealers and 1879 head to Ene-
tern spectators sales for the week 1874
bead, against l15G last week, and 1885, head
same time last year
SHEEP ASD LANES The market continues fully
supplied with sheep, but ~ usual, they arc most
~ W ''WWOh tlNtIf iUOuEu lUtfe were lev
more Of the tops than last week and, quail
" considered, there is no variation i'm prices.
though there has been q shade more activity than
last week Good fat sheep are 10 good demand
We quote common 20 extra Sheep ~ 4CC cents
per pound gross. Stock Sheep ass so per
head. Lambs 2GS3 90 per head Receipts this
week j432 head, against GALS last week and
2lSO head same time last year
Hoes. The prices Of Hogs this week prcseut no
shade Of difference az compared with last week g
market, nor DO the number Of arrivals differ ma
terislly The receipts have been about equal 20
The demand, which is fair, and the prospects at
the close seem favorable, az least Tor some day g
90 come, for a continuance Of present prices -
We quote common TO best corn fed Hogs At Is
CTS7 %, aud grass Hogs and stllers jOC1S6 -
per loo lbs net Receipts this week 1G3l head
against 73l last week and JO.D7, head same
time last year -SVg
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
A Pleasant Wedding Party

From the Dubuque, Iowa, Daily Herald Sept. IL
The second instalment Of the fall weddings
took place last evening. Those who are posted
in these matters say there is to be at least on
wedding week Cor no one knows how many
weeks, and for aught We know this may be so
The wedding celebrated last night was that of
Nr. WILLIAM G HARPER TO Mrs. MARY l.. Cons
formerly Miss MARY L. WArLEs, n young lady
well known and highly esteemed in Dubuque
It took place ut the residence Of the uncle Of the
bride, Mr.. George W Burton, on Nevada street
and was attended by only few Of the inmedi-
ate friends Of the family. The service was the
impressive one Of the Episcopal ritual and was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Seymour, Of ST. John s
church. The groom is n cousin Of Mr. John T
Hancock and foI seven years has been connected
with the large grocery establishment Of which
Mr. Hancock is the head, and during most Of this
time has been resident in his family. The
bride was handsomely dressed in a pink silk
deliberately trimmed, and looked rs charming as
she always does. The bridesmaids were Miss
Belle Ward Of Dubuque and Miss Chaplin, Of
Rockford, ILL., the groomsmen were Mr. Phil s
Roundiree and Mr. Toogood Of Marion usbers,
Mr. g. W. Ware and Mr.. A. ". Wood A large
t''tii'.li w 'NiHfi'it HiF1fUt5 were TuNUe 10 tue
bride, which presented a tasty displsy as they
occupied a large table placed for their accommo.
as'ion 10 one Of the porlors
w atoms had been issued FOR a reception
from to 10 p. IN, and at the former hour The
guests began 10 arrive and from that time on il
was steady stream Of going and coming a
large number Of invited friends called in to pay
their respects sumptuous entertainment bad
been prepared, 10 which sll devoted themselves
with evident relish Music had also been pro-
vided, The GermaniN band and after the rccep.
ton all those 50 inclined joined in the mezes Of
the dance. The whole affair was Of the most
pleasant character throughout, and re- guest after
guest departed many fervent God speed sud
hearty wish Tor long gears Of prosperity and
happiness we're uttered Mr. and Mrs. Harper
take no wedding trip, but like sensible people
settle down at once 20 housekeeping. The priu-
ters were remembered with a sample Of the we'd
ding feast
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
The Panic an PsfersJury- The ISStua-
ton an Richmond, Pirginio.

ton an Richmond, Pir9inio.
RICHMOND, September % The Mer.
chants National Bank. the Planters and
Mechanics Bank, the Peoples Bank. and
the First National Bank, all IF Petersburg.
suspended this morning The Citizens
Bank Of Petersburg, though not suspended,
declines payment. Rumcrs of heavy com
mercial failures are rife in that city. The
banks Of Richmond are all quiet. There
is considerable excitement here over the
news from Petersburg.
The cityof Petersburg had over two hun
dred thousand dollars in the suspeuded
banks. NICKNAME & Co., of that CITY.
one of the largest commission firms in the
S tate, are reported suspended. The direc-
tors of the Citizens Bapk of Petersburg
have decided to suspend tomorrow.
New YoRK, September % The Pres
idents of nearly oil the prominent banks
express the opinion that the crisis is over.
the Government having done tho best II
! could under The circumstances.
"A PECULIAR throat disease 10 Luzerne
county Pennsylvania, is mentioned bv the
Scranton Times as having proved fatal to
upward of sixty children within the space
OF fortnight.
IT is stated that an attempt will be
made to repeal the Bankrupt act at the next
session of Congress. II expmpts property
to The amount of SO 900 10 Virginia So, 500
in Mississippi, and 81, 500 in Florida, Ar
kansas and California respectively.
ES- The YeGo,c Ferer has made is
appearance at VichsJurg. Three fatal
cases occurred there on Tuesday last
EF President Grant ,cW e.rh,Jh nine
horses at tie Missouri State Fair.
Ee- Another stage robbery an Nevada.
[. s Pdymdsier one Of The Uictims
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of John " Criiton, deceased
Ia pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
hampshire county, made in causes therein pend
ing To subject the real estate Of the said John W
Cntton to the payment OF bic debts, you are re-
CURED to present your claims against the sal d
John W CriIton for adjudication to James Par.
sons, special commissioner at the Office Of White,
Clayton Flournoy, in said county, on or be.
fore the 9th day Of October, 1873.
Witness Charles w. Tayior, Clerk Of said
Court this 2Oih day Of August, 1873
CIlAS II. TAYLOR, cCcHC
August Do, 1S73.-7w.
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-sons interested will, therefore
TAKE NOTICE.


20 the creditors of Daniel Oats, deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
HAMPSHIRE County, made in cause therein
penaiug, to subject the real estate Of the said
Daniel Oats, deceased, 10 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 iii Of October, l873
Witness, Charles ~ Taylor, Clerk Of said
Court, this 27th day Of August, 1873.
CHAS. NJ TAYLOR, Clerk
August 20, 1879 -Cv
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D'"PN' e1yo Just atter we lett Ronce-
vile Judge o., of Charlottesville. com.
meoced his jokes, and soon had all the pas
sengers IN roar. "Ill tell you what |
can do, said the Judge to correspondent
of New York paper, "You may think
OF any tune you please, whether ever
heard it or not, and by seeing you keep
the time with your fingers can tell what
you are playing" The correspondent was
skeptical. After thinking a moment he
commenced piano playing on the back Of
the seat 10 front of him with the grace of
LEO WHEAT. "What am playing now?"
he asked eagerly, and with an air of tri-
umph "You are playing the - fool"
replied the Judge.
On last Sunday a week two youths
were united in matrimouy at Fettermap,
Taylor county, this State, the eldest of
whom was only 20 years of sge. The edi-
tors Of the Grafton Sentinel know their
names but won't tell 'em, because they dis
approve of children getting married, aud
don't want to encourage the practice.
THE VANDIvER BRorHERs, Messrs. G.
V. and JOSEPH L., who have been attend
ing our Agricultural Fair, are considering
the project of removing from their present
location 10 Clarke county, Kentucky, to the
old Vandiver homestead, on Pattersou's
Creek, Mineral county, West Virginia, and
engaging in the raising of fine horses No
better judges Of good stock, or more agree
able gentlemen, can be found in any CON-
muuity, and We hope that they may carry
out the idea indicated above Cumb Times.
THE Brass Band Convention, recently
held ct Weston was comp posed of six bands
tho Kingwood, Fairmont, Mouudsvillc,
Weston, Warrington and Clsrksburg, were
present.
On. [. CLAYTON, County Suporintcn.
dent Of Free Schools, Col. ALEXANDER
MoNRoE and Mr.. HENRY b. GILKFsoN
! oOuoti'u'o 'hC SO'builtoC loI tuC n
ton of Teachers for Schools in this County.
They were in session in this place, last
week, aud examined several teachers, grant
ing certificates. When they will meet a.
gain, we are not advised
Our farmers are busily engaged in cut
ting up their corn. The crop is good OF c.
GA MAN who can marry and docs OF
ought to be ID" is what the Rev. j
+ WIcKs of San Diego, California, is re-
ported to have said in a sermon on marriage
THIS most difficult kind of governm mt
That of tn tongue.
KEEP clear of man who does not va
lue bis own character.
-kNowLEDGE of your duty is the mos,
useful part of philosophy.
-TRUE merit like deepest rivers, make
the leas, noise.
''Give the Devil bis due, Pat, and whorc
would you be ?" "Aloue, your Honor
JOSH BILLINGS says that necessity
knows no law but good many lawyers.
GoSE DIR John Wilson accompanied by one
/ of his daughters. left here Thursdev C,-
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BAIT MORE. Tuesdov Ssn,aubo

baltimore, Tuesday, September 23.
-FLcrR-Howard street super % ass 10
WHEAT, active and receipts fair Sales Of
red at l45C1l53 cents-choice white n, I35C2l5O
per bnshel. Corn 1000 bushels received to-
day. White sold n, sGOO'cts-yellow nj GlC1
62 cents per bushel. Rye-sales al ssG,a2 cents
per busbel. Oats-sales at 44@4s cents.
NEW YoRK, Sept 90 Gold 1921
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DIED.

On Capon, in Hardy county, on the 29th
ulumo, Mrs SALilE FAYE, consort ofMr William
,. Frye IN the 2sth year Of her age
At the residence other uncle, Jonathan Petit.
in this county. on the 2sth uldmo. Miss Avv :.
SUATrEs aged 81 years
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Enoch Whitacre, Complainant,
rs.
Joseph Abrill, &C.. Defendants,

as.
Joseph Abrill, &C., Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
DY decree Of the Circuit Conrt of Hamp
ID shire, rendered at its April Term, 1873. this
cause was referred to the undersigned a Special
Commissioners appointed for the purpose, who
was directed
lst 'To state, settle and adjust the accounts
of Samuel Cooper, Administrator Of Daniel Oats,
dec d.
End. To call before him all the creditors of
said estate 10 prove their claims and ascertain
and report any liens the real estate in the bill
and proceedings mentioned with their prorites
3rd. To ascertain who are the heirs of said
Daniel Oats and entitled TO n dstributive share
OF his estate.
ith. TO ascertain whether any and If so who
OF the said heirs have received advancements in
his Lifetime from the deceient, or appr opriated
TO MS or their use any money or property rents
or proht5 belonging 10 the estate Of said Daniel
Oats, decd and if so what, with such other
matters as he may deem pertinent or any party
may require; and specially whether the lands
OF which said Daniel Oats died seized are sus
ceptible Of division among those entitled thereto
or whether their interests would he promoted by
a sale thereof and division OF the proceeds OF
such sale
All persons interested will, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
That On the ilth day Of October, 1873. shall
proceed 10 cary out the directions Of the above
rcciled decree AZ tbsoffce Of White, Clayton and
tlournoyi in Romney, West Va.
JAMES PARSONS,
Special missioner.
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BIZ Yesterdays Ma;I.

Eg HENRY CLEws * Co.. bapkers and
brokers, Of the city of New Nork, suspen.
ded IN Tuesday last. From Thursday mp
TO Monday last, Ciews & Co., paid out one
aud half millions in money.
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South alraneh 9ntelligenttr.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT. %, 1878.

A CHANCE TO SECURE A GOOD FARM
On Wednesday next the sale of ALEX
AsDER WHITE, Esq. on Cspou River, in
Hardy county, takes place. Any one de-
siriug to purchase a very valuable Farm
would do well to attend this sale. See ad q.
certiscment in another column.
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2Atnls.. . IN. ..: :: :.. .....
ltHt A%H OF
August 70, l573.-Cw.

v =
Just Published, n a Sealed Earelope Price 6cfs.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment nnd
Rodic~ cara Of Seminal Weahness, III
SPcymoforrhpo, iHduced Ly ,ScICAJuse,
hcoim'oyy Emissions, Impotency, Ner
go0s DebHig. and Impcdimenh 10 Mr..
riage generally; CoauDpfion, EpHcgsV.
amt rus; Mental and Phyacal IacaDgci-
~, DC. by ROBERT D. CLL tER-
WE'LL, " d., Audior If tie "Green
Book," &c.
The ,soyld-rcnowned autioy, IA This adj
nirdJle Lecture, clcory prores /.oDl his
o'c' srpccicace that tie ocIW consequences
~ SeI/-AbUse may be c6ccWoHy Jemoged
toiHioW mcdicinc, ami Uihow dangerous
surgical operations, JoVgjes, Instruments,
riHgs, or ccrdiaL, printing om n mode
~ cure at once certain and e6ecHai, ~
'rhtch cUery sufferer, no matter iohothis com
luton may be, may cure himself chcopIv,
Prjrately. anil radicaHy. THIS LEC-
TLRE WIN PROVE 4 BOON TO
THOUSANDS AND thousands
Sent u0dcr seal, 10 a plain cnrciope,
10 any address, on ME receipt ofsir cents,
or t,co posta5e stamps, ty addressing the
publishers.
address he Publishers,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE & Co,
~ Bopc,y, ". T., Post O6ics Bor, $50.
July / 1873.
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prove this chance.

MY BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED TO
ALL EXCEPT THOSE WHO HAVE
BALANCES DUE THEM Those de-
string accommodation on short time, ,cW
plcase apply at Ny NeW place Of business
Tile old armstrong Corner, opposite
the Court House -tchere intend 10 pursue
my TURNER style Of business Short 1rofs
Jor Cash and prompt time buyers. / do
not icdnt LoNG-wINDED customers, be-
cause l. don { rant 10 charge them Tie enor-
nous prcfis required 10 sustain such Ju-
siuess, uhjch is not only ruinow 10 tie buy
CT JW 10 he seller, and am fully salts.
jed that a year and hairs experience has
coneinced my numerous friends as lceH as
myself that he only safe policy IS ccsh or
hoH cyedb. The unprecedented ertrara.
go1lccs If the age, ieould, II long time ,eere
eIfc0ded, eUeatuaHy bankrupt the comniu.
niiy. Int on me Cash basis zee cqn only
lire ,cH,n or income, and can Mus yegu.
ate mr. erpeases. In my neO place oT
business you vW fHd tie stock horopgh
amt comPiete, embracing every thing usu.
ally /yu"d an fcH class pWage Store J;
anil '0'H increased .facitifjes in the ,soy Of
more commodious rooms, hope 10 merit a
continuance Of Jormey literal patronage.
lItcr The Stuck IS closed out on he Gibson
Corner '"cnd 10 oPen mp ne,e class 9f
business 'ehi)h riH be 70 me advantage Of
ne entire commnni,1.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

The Legislature Of this State will con-
,eue 10 Charleston on the Goth of October.
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GONE DIR. John Wilson accompanied by one
Of his daughters, left here Thursday last for
Romney, West Virginia to take charge OF the
male and female Academies of that town The
balance OF his family will follow in few days.
In common with every man woman and child
in this town we deplore the loss of Dr. Wilson
and family it is indeed, a painful loss TO The
society of our town, and well may the citizens OF
Romney congratulate themselves on this va,un.
be acquisition to their population. In Dr. "
and his lady, they have secured teachers equal
TO the best in the United States Hilton v O.
Chronicle, September l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

The Moorefield Adcertiser states that
scue and fever prevail to a considerable
extern! 10 that vicinity at the present time