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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

"A little son Of Mr. r. r. Vsnmotor,
who resides near fuckers Sulphur Spring
met with dreadful death on Saturday eve
ming last. Is appears that he was playing
10 the kitchen and b. some mishap fell
backwards into tub Of scaldiug water.
His ngoDiziog screams soon brought bis
mother to bis assistance, but too late to
save him. All that could be done to re-
leve bis suforings was Of no avail, and af-
ter lingering for few hours death relieved
him of his misery. H. was about FIVE
years old, and was very sprigb,ly child
NdrtRsJUrg Statesman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

MAN DASGERoUsLY INJURED IN a
WELL. On Friday last, as we learn from
the Hagers,owu Duly Ne,cs, Mr.. PHILIP
KETzEL was engaged in walIibg up a we'll
for JosEPH b. LOOSE, Esq of that place,
Ehich work be bad almost completed when
the stone wall gave 80 IN enc side, pre-
cipitating Mr.. X to the bottom. Both oi
bis arms we're broken, one badly crushed
by large stone which fell upon him. His
bead was also badly injured, and portions
Of his body severely cut aud bruised. II
is feared that his injuries will prove fatal
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

@THE President has transmitted to
Congress draft Of a bill, prepared by the
American Association fer the Advancement
OF Science, creating Commission of For
essing, to be appointed by the President,
to report upon the amour, and destruction
of wood lands in the United States, and
what means should be adopted to provide
against their waste.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

RAILROAD WATCHMAN KILLED-A
LIFE SACRIFICED TO SAVE OTHERs.-On
Sunday morning last, Mr.. z. FITZGERALD,
Waterman on the section of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Immediately east of the
MonoDgahela bridge, near Fairmont, was
Killed at his post by the WESTERN bound pas
seoger train which connects with the ex-
press passing Cumberland at 2 A. NJ. A
large rock had rolled down the bank UPON
the track. and Fitzgerald by bard work had
succeeded in removing it before the train
came along, but in attempting to re-cross
the track he was struck by the engine and
so badly injured that ho died in few min
ues afterwards.
The body Of Mr.. FITZGERALD was re-
moved to the residence near by, when the
passengers we're witnesses Of the sad spec.
taole Of an ngonized wife and children, so
suddenly deprived Of kind husband and
father. The passengers held meeting on
tho train Colonel G. W. b. ALLISON, Of
wheeling, chairmaD) and unanimously a.
dopted the following resolution
Re'olrsi, That we sincerely sympathize with
the family Of p. Fitzgerald the wajchman who
sacrificed his life this morning whilst ia the act
OF removing a rock which had suddenly slipped
from the bank upon the railroad track thereby
saying The passengers and the employees Of the
railroad on duty on the train from injury nnd
perhaps death and We commend them 10 the
generous protection and care Of The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, in whose service
ne mas been so long and faithfully employed. 49,
C4Hb NeVs, FEB. "a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

THE HORSE DIsTEMPER IN NEW York
The "farcy," or horse distemrer, which
bias prevailed among tue horses Of the New
York city car lines for the last two weeks
is rapidly disappearing. a preparation Of
soda, Of which a tablespoonful is given
twice day, and q wash Of sulpbate Of ir-
on or carbolic acid applied to the affected
parts, rarely fails TO cure lhe .ick brute.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

WTHE business of the Patent Office
is now larger in amount than at any previ-
Gus period of its history. During the past
two weeks the unprecedented number Of l.
232 applications for patents have been re.
ceiyed. This is believed indicative of a
revival Of general business throughout the
country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

A CHILD STANGLED UNDER A WINDOW
SAsH-In Shutdown, y. +, recently, three
children were playing in the school house.
Two of them went home, leaving the other,
girl named Fagin, in the building. The
doors were locked, and it is presumed she
attempted to get out Of the window, and
while doing so the heavy sash fell, pinion-
iog her neck to thesill and producing death
by strangulation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

~REPREsENTArIvE J. O. WnrrE,
HOUSE, of New York, gave, at willard's
Hotel, on the night of the Goth inst. com.
plmentary dinner, in magnificent style, to
the Democratic and liberal members of Con.
gross.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27


FINALE OF THE SIMMONS MURDER TR1-
AL.-The trial of JOHN f. SIMMONS, the
wealthy lottery manager in New York, for
the murder of NICHOLAS w. DURYEA, was
concluded on Wednesday of last week,
when verdict of guilty of mans laug hter in
the the third degree was rendered. The
prisoner was arraigned for sentence on
the following Thursday, when his counsel
made plea for leniency, on the ground
that the fatal blow was struck in the heat
OF passion, and when the pr soner was in
tight place. Judge BRADY, in the con.
c'uslon of his remarks, passing sentence on
the prisoner, said that:
CIT is my judgment that is due to soci.
ETY., that claims protection from the use of
the knife, too common for several wears
past in this city, that the prisoner shall be
punished to the extent of being confined in
the state prison for three years and six
months, and that addressing the prisoner
Is the sentence of this court-that you be
confined in the State prison at hard labor,
for three years and six months"
The prisoner received the sentence with
out any apparent emotion, and then was re-
manded to prison.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
4 Terrible Duel-Tc Men Shoot Each
Oher Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb ga terrib lie
tragedy occurred last night at Watsonville,
Santa Cruz county, resulting in the instan,
death of NJ. j. Gilkey and Dr.. G. T..
Cleveland. There had been an old feui
between the men, and last night DR.. Cleve.
land started out avowipg his purpose to
kill Gilkey. The men met, drew their pis-
tolls, approached to within two feet of each
other, and fired simultaneously. DIR. Cleve-
land fired twice, and fell dead on his face
Gilkey retreated few steps, leaned against
a tree and then fell dead. Both men had
been drinking hard during the day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

INJURED BY CARs.-Near Henkle's
Crossing of the Baltimore X Ohio Railroad
in this county, on Sunday last, frighiful
accident occurred. A colored man, driving
a team attached to wagon in which three
colored women were seated, attempted to
cross the railroad when freight train was
approaching. He had gotten nearly over
when the engine struck the rear of the
wagon, knocked it into fragments and there
was sudden prccipitate of Arizona. The
women were considerably injured-an arm
or two broken and the face of one much
lacera,ed. The driver escaped unhurt.-
de had been warned by Mr.. Raleigh Don
nelly, who happened near at the time, not
to attempt to cross the track Free Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

p1cTHE announcement Of the death Of
Hon LOUIS I. WIGFALL, formerly Of
Texas, will DO received With deep pain by
his many frieDds throughout tho South.
He was living in Baltimore, but was on
visit to Galveston, where be died on Wed
nssday Vt last week
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
Tragedy in North Carolina.

A tragedy occurred in Statewide, n. g. +,
on Wednesday Of last week, which resulted
10 the killing of young man from Rich
mopd, Virgins, named Charles Neale, by
j. II. Elliott. Neal was stopping at the
ST. Charles hotel, Of which Elliott's father
was the proprietor. Tuesday, it seems,
Neal was requested by the elder Elliott to
pay bis bill, as be did not want him in his
house any longer. The bill was then pre-
septed aud a dispute arose between them
as TO the correctness Of the charges, which
MIR. Neal insisted were too large, but the
matter terminated there without any fur.
Their difficulty. Next morning, however,
the matter was renewed by Mr.. Elliott,
who stepped up to Mr.. Neal while he was
speaking to DR.. Mott, aud grssping him
easily by tie arm told him he must leave
his house. Neal replied, 81 reckon not"
upon which Joseph Elliott, son of the
proprietor, who was present, drew q revol.
yer, and without even a word, fred ut Neal.
The ball took effect in the young mans
left side, near the heart. He fell, remark
ing, "that was a cowardly act," and in.
stantly expired. Elliott was arrested and
committed to Jail. Neal belongs to one of
the most respectable families 10 Richmond.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

~IN Richmond, Virginia, on Friday
last, creditors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, representing about three
quarters of million dollars of the compa.
nys obligations, met and unanimously de-.
cided to accept the proposition of the Com
pany to fund the debt into seven per cent.
bonds, as commu nicated in the circulars of
October Is and 81, and February 3, 1874.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

RAILROAD COLLISION "A collision be.
tween the 2:l3 freight and passenger train
South and a material train occurred ut Ste
pbenson's Depot, on tue Winchester Branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio Riilroad on
Wednesday afternoon Of last week, which
resulted 10 a considerable smnsh-up Of the
engines Of both trains No one, as far as
VIC learn, was injured. The collision, we
understand, was caused by the material
train not being on tho sidsling as soon as it
should have been-it being just in the act
Of backing 10 when the other train ap.
preached
We have since learned that tho material
train was on the main track at the time Of
the accident, there not being room for il on
tho sideliDg, aud that the conductor Of that
train aud the engineer and fireman Of the
freight and passenger were all to blame
the former rot sending e,gman ahead and
the latter for running into the station at
too grea. a speed. Spirit Of Jcf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

nEIT was lately stated 10 Congress
that within fifteen years at the presen. rate
OF cutting, tho land 10 the United States
yielding heavy timber would be entirely
stripped.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

The distribution ,eW be ~ public, and
~W be DIdde under he same form and re-
gu'1tions as Hte SIN Francisco and Louii-
0lte Library GIN Concerts, under ME 81
PerUision AZ u committee Of prominent cit
liens selected By ME ticket hoiders.
Reference as 10 The integrity NJ his m
terprise anil ofM management Is mads 10
he .foiiowiDg 'ceH knovn cifizeHs:
Sum. II. T,Lbals, 4 Topoace, j. Hahh
j. H. Gervish - McmJers n Cty C0HcI.
Jadge T. d. Bk,ck, mt q. s.. As'.,,-
o.; lUoIsh C GreeHpah, Proprietors We.
Gopoliian LofeI; Eagcpe Noore, Ciy
MarshaI; W. ". NIL, Archhecf j. Ke-
hoe. CoHsraLie d. KuPfer, Je'rcier capt.
S. Uope, Contractor; o u. Ricimoaa
d C0.. Commission Merchants; " J..
CauIpJcU, PropriefoJ Central Hofei; SIR
gictoa e Creah, PfOpriefors Pacific So
Lies; s. r. Hifch, Merchant Sandy 10
tab; H. r. Garrison, Helena, NoewHd.
We wW aiso announce lint edch aHa
every person bUgiHgi q tickef ran NJ any
and all times - famine our hooks md O"
business transactions connected viH me en.
tcrprise and as The dr0ieipg ~ PriEe' rN
be placed IN ME hands n hopssf and "",
interested mn, Il vW insure q (air oH@
impartial dfsfributon.
Good Responsible Agents Wanted. Ls''
raj Commission Allowed.
TT N9Rey shouH be cent by E.rprfn o.
by DroIT OF any soiregt Jonk, BY IosSgg'fs
Money order, or Registered Letter, at or
risk For Particular odciysa
y. w MORGAN, MsnsEsr
Jan. ., 1874. Lock Box i5s Corinns, O"h'
TIcyvEIRYy. Wagons for children
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

RrcnMoND,NA. February %. William
Jones, alias Edward Lawrence, negro. has
beensrrested in Charlottesville By detectives
Knox and Wrenn Of this city, charged With
the murder Of William G.. Durkin, at Cul.
pepper Court House two months since
Jones was an escaped convict, having been
sent to the peniten,iary for burglary in
King William county. lie had been bir.
ed to work at tho Lewis tunnel, on the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, from whence
be escaped, numbering young Durkin after.
ward The rewards for his capture amount
to about six hundred dollars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-IHCREAsH
OF FLESH AND WRIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
U. =. MAIL LINE
FROM
Green Spring Run to Romney.

THE subscriber having changed the running
i Of bis daily line Of Stages (Sundays EXCEPT
ted from Psttersous Creek - Green Spriag
Run, will leave eoth morning Green Spring
Ron upon the arrival Of The accomm0-
datiou train, and leave ROmuey no 8 A. 81. zach
morning and connecting with the western bound
accommodation train =. ". BY this Lac, dis
lance between Green Spring Run and Romney s
butl64 miles, shortest route Passengers NAV rest
assured that on the part of the proprietor eve.
~ attention will he paid 10 their comfort. All
packages entrusted TO me will be attended TO.
ISAAC PARKER.
August 10, lS73.-1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27

CHOCE and osa.--..::fsl Dress Goods, not 20
I be surpassed by aoy other, - -eie by
IT. ID. DAWSON.
Romnsy, Nov 30, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for my cents There is
not remedial agent In this world that will cure Fever
and Agne; and all other Nalarious. Bilious Scarlet
Typhoid Yellow, and other fevers laided BY RAD
WAYS PILLSl so quick RAILWAYS READY RE.
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-02-27
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINE

52,03l Cash Gifts, amounting to 1920, 800
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
Democratic COsnnsittcc.

We must again be permitted to ask the
question, have we or have we not in our coun.
ty Democratic Executive Committee, or a
Chairman Of such Committeeg
The conclusion arrived at il, we have not
In the important Convention recently held at
Frankfort for the nomination Of candidate
for Clerk Of the Court of Appcrls. all but two
counties in the State were represented, and We
are truly sorry tn say that Pulaski was one Of
then; and we must continue to lie without
representation in future State and county co..-
ventions, unless We have n chairman and a
committee that will work
We suggest that the Democratic party Of
Pulaski have this matter attended to without
delay.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
a High Compliment.

We take the following from the Baltimore
Thdd7rr'ter, one Of the mot popular and reli.
able 'n-u;anoc journal. in the couniTy;
"The Southern Mutual La Insurance Com
pany, NJ Louisville, Ky. hes rrcsontel is re-
part for HE past year. The figures indi ate
steady progress in the right direction. The
assci5 nov amount to s7o5,iG2. and the re-
serve ~ A. per cent, is 553,G77. When to the
lanor are aLlel all other liahilitie-, a surplus
l. In Tor policy holders Of sl27,o33 We are
glad 10 see tie evidences Of healthy Growth
revealed under management TO whi,h we
have had oeelslon In the past to refer IN
terms 81 meriiel commentator. Prudent
and economical administration has warranted
ilcraliiy to the policy holders, among whom
the 'um Of SIRED was distributed in div
dcnds during the year. We trust tha, the
cred'tablc record Of this institution will be as
well maintained in the coming years, ana thft
IL will he an object of pride to the citizens of
its native State
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
SPECIAy. NOTICE.
Esopcnscnts.

ON Sunday night, the Eth inst, Mr.. John
smith ngcd about ~, eIopcd with Mis-. -
swinncy, aged II, daughter Of II. e. swinney
OF our county.
Also on Friday night last, Mr.. W. p. Sing.
Teton elopcd with Mis- Lola Hudson, dausht.
er Of Robt Hudson, Of our county.
The former couple have returned home
having made the trip to Traverville, Tenn.
without attendants, while the latter will b,
detained several days on accoun, Of high wa.
,crs
May each Of the Young gentlemen who hav.
now assumed one Of the mos, serious respon
sibiliies Of this life. by their future conduc,
and department prove Themselves worthy to BE-
called husbands and sons.in.law.
And While We wish them much haprines.
We hope that they will ever keep in mind that
solemn promise, to guard, protect and love
the innocen, contiding girls who have rebcllcd
against father and mother and put their trus,
in them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
Cincinnati Southern.

Our county viii, In a few days, present
business appearance, for work will commence
in earnest, while the sound Of the pick and
spade, together with the ihunder- Of the blast,
will I've heard along the railroad line. One
Of the engineering corps have reached our
town, and will commence their labors without
delay, while contractors and hands are arriv-
ing daily and hourly.
The influx Of enterprisins monoyed men
viii certainly give our people new impetus
will prove an Incentive to profitable action
give inspiration to energy and furnish hon
est labor and employment to all who desire it..
And, further, II will open up a market TO
our farmers, that will afford them ready mon
ey for all their surplus, in the way Of stock,
particularly sood beei-cattle, oxen and mules
corn, bacon, hay, oats, etc, etc. Besides this,
the horticulturist can employ his time profit
ably the present year good garden will pay,
for vegetables, such as beans, potatoes, toma-
toes and cabbage will be in great demand.
But, while We give these words Of encour-
asemsni, we would not advise the farmers to
become opprcssors, and demand high and ex-
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

The people living in Clay county,
near the line Of Laurel, and about TWEEN
ty miles from Livingston were thrown
into state of wild excitement last week
by the cowardly and unprovoked muir
der of young girl about seventeen
years old. The victim was Miss Martin,
the daughcr Of Joseph u. Martin, one
of the most respectable citizens Of the
county, and the murderer, young man
named Barnet, whose father keeps a
country store on the road leading to
Livingston. The particulars are brief
and revolving. Barnet's mother had
been sick for some time, and
was waited on by Miss Martin. Mon.
day evening the girl went into the store
to get some champion, and meeting
young Barnet began talking with him
aud je.ting about some hats that were
lying on the counter, picking up small
Ratchet playfully snid that she would
cut the hats to pieces. Young Barnet
seemed to take oiiense at this, and re-
piled roughly that it she did he would
blow her brains out. The girl, little
dreaming that he meant what he said,
continued joking about the hats, and
laughed at him about blowing her brains
out. Barnet became very much enrsged
and ju.aping aside from the counter
called to her to put the Ratchet down."
at the same time drawing pistol from
his pocket, and firing while close to
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

Tn. greet temperance Simeon is
sweeping ov}r the plains of Oaio and
Indiana, and 2atansout-posts are topping
insO noDent;tJ, whilcthousands nre taking
the pledgeof Z talabstinsnce from all that
can intoxicates The Woman's War has
been inauguntsd in about fifty towns and
citiss q Ohio. pnd victor. sits perched
upon he banner Of Temperance Mt the
closs Of ssch- aAkaicf. The movement
>xss reached Missouri and Kansas, and the
initiatory steps have been taken to begin
the war in rum-cursed Kentucky. The
eyes Of the world are turned upon the
movement. ard christians dare not OPP
pose it, as it will be regarded by the un-
believing world as a test Of the efficacy
Of prayer. The conflict is going on in
Jacksonville, Indiana. and there is the
seat Of war; and thus far only one con.
version is recorded; but the saloon-keep-
ers and topers are weakening daily,
while the army of the women increases
and strengthens hourly. The newspa.
pers Of the country very generally OPP
pose the crusader" but still the tidal
wave rolls on,--and on may i: wave, say
We, until there remains not a single dram
shop or distillery to curse the American
continent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
Our Paper.

VIII not the citizens Of Pulaski give our
pap,r the patronage i, demands. Its columns
are devoted to yonr best interests. Your
schools, churches, railroads and turnPikes and
in fac. your good institutions generally are
current items in each issue, and il yon will
only be kind, indulgcnt and liberal towards US
we will to the best Of cur ability make the H.
TERROR JouRyAI, strictly speaking home
paper for you; almost as much so as II pub
lisLed Immediately in Somerset.
Come and give the editor of the Pulaski
Department your names. Show that you APP
preciaie hi- labors. Stop borrowing your
ncighbor's paper and claim one Of your own.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
TurnpiIc Meeting.

1t has been suggested 10 Us that a turnpike
meeting be held in the town Of Somerset OF
the 81 Monday in March or April next, fol
the purpose of receiving an expression re-
garding the expediency Of opening books iC
secure stock for the building Of the contem
plated macadamized road from Monticello tc
Somerset, and from Sonerset to Stanford, tlC
three counties, Pulaski, Wayne and Linceln
to he represented in this meeting.
We would be pleased to hear from the cti-
.sns Of Wayne aud Lincoln regarding this all
important matter through the columns Of tho
ISTEsroRJorRyAL, aud let Us fix day, have a
meeting anil see what can he done.