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Reeds Temple Of Music,
corner Dearborn and Van Uurea streets, Ia mort at
trscliyo place for Aosa intareaot lu muslc, Every
ysitor mals welcome eYsp u they do not care to buy,
, 1874-06-24

Wc give below tho number Of subordinate
Graagea in tue different Btates al tho Union on
the 1st day Of June, as shown by tho Official REQ
Qris Of lilo National GrAnco,
, 1874-06-24

Nostranger should lcaYe tho city without ylstt1u1
thu Palmer HOUSE, tho nuust hotel III tho world.
, 1874-06-24

lAAa1-D44s
Tho class-day exoro!ses Of tho clnsA OF 1874, of
the Northwestern University, took place ut Jcn-
nings Hall ypstcrday morning. Tho attendance
was large, notwithstanding the excessively warm
weather.
PROCESSION
WAS formed In tho University campus, marching
from tlere to the hall, hoadod by tho baud,
Which outoEed the hall at few minutea after 10
ocluck.
This is tue largest senior GLASS that tho Uni
versity has ever had. aud IL composed Of
TuE FOLLOWING lEMDERs;
Hurry Sherman llouteil, William Leslie hlurtn,
Alo1andcr Doan Draluardt Wllliam Ouslycua,
DaviI ": oasseday, john Wesuy ntellards,
Chester Tuttle Drpkc, Danto Clarey nchl,
William UaryoeB0 EhteB, William Ura1da lsOliiAop,
Oscar Lyman a!b,a. s"rsh Isebscoa Roland,
Ioaoph Matthew Hawk, Anlr0w jackson Scott.
Richard Goar Hubbs, John William Stott,
Defarest Mills 11yae, Gilbert Maurice Simmons,
Matthias Baior Kaufman, aturga Hurry s.uith,
William III. Knox, james Trewarthh.
charles I.each, oacar Wellington Willis,
Martiu 0liphant Lewis, Melville Cox Nlre,
Ell hIcOlish, ThumhB xeQer,
Tho exercises were opaneA by tho playing Of tho
"Unlvereity March 0y the band. III. o, Lewis.
President OF tho clasa noted an Chairman, Ow.
Ing to the unavoidable absenco OF President
Charlea II. Fowler, q departure mas made from
tho programme, tho presentation Of tho clgas
bsing made by
pnoF. oL1yER MARCY,
and tho response by Prof. David H. Wheeler,
4 tew briof, woll.receiyot, aud pointed remarks,
nlade by Prof. Marcy, In which tho cAuabilittes
OF tho olnBs nero warmly set forth introduced
tho young mon to the representative at thotr
aoon to be Alma Alxtor,
pnoF. q. u. WHEELER.
Taolat'os gentleman welcomed thsm warmly,
, 1874-06-24
EDUCATIONAL.

Aflllrs Of the Northwestern Uniyer-
silly at Evanston.
Meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees Yesterday,
Miss Willard'a Resignation Presented
and Accepted.
a Committee Will Investigate the Dis
cipIine Of the Female College.
Tho Financial Condition of tho
University Good.
100000 Added to It's Capital Last
Yenr.
Competition for the Blanchard Prize.
Class Day sorvices---collega Of Tech
nology.
, 1874-06-24


LaAd AaeNt-F. JudHun+
I:x<csttire Conl5'kk--J. X. Botsford, o. Limit, r.
J1uson, Il. T. QubaI q. q. Qpok q. II. Fowler, v. II,
Iunt, aMA Mrs. l., d. Mil!ur.
During tile voting, d., Edwards amused him.
soli by aolioitlng subscriptions for tho North
treste''n Christian Adsocate.
THE Law HoAooL.
Mr. r. ". Harvey presented the report OF tho
Com1nttee Oh Law-School, recommending tho
ourtlatco with tho contract aYith tho University
of Chicago, and tho appointment OF tue Hou.
Judge Il. Hootll LII. D., the Hon. Lyman
Trumbull, LII. D., tho Hon. Judge J. r. Doo-
little, Yum Huren Dcnslow, Eaq., aud rhilip
Myers, A. H.. aa Professors. Tle report VAS
acuapted.
Tho Committee on tho Agents Report present.
od report, recommending the Hnlo Ut some OF
tho latla north Of tho University. This ellolted
q general debate. on tho financial policy Of the
University. WHICH .was participated III bJ Judge
Goodrich, Mr.. Juason, mud otheln.
HEAL EhTATE,
hlr. Hoag road tho following as tho report Of
tho Committee Oh Heal Estate,
THO controlling policy under which our real eatats
lnE hitherto leou held Hnd Aalae1 IL tuo we'll kn1wn
ad too Arnly eaRhlsGcd to retfuir9 auy aluuAatloH
Vt this almo. The Agent haa sought the droct!un Of
the Executive Committee on all mattern reAtlnH to
nittcs, which laya ten added aud approved at this
Co1nmittse..
Mr.. Hong explained tho deficit shown by tho
financial e1libit, by tho fRct TINT notNitlHtand-
ing il at leaHt S60, 000 had been addcd to the
chlltht during tho y0ar, NJ has been tho caa0
during cueh Of tho lsat i've years, which IL suro-
ly Il il,a showing:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
THE LAST LETTER We arc ;na.,

tHE LAST LETTER We are indebted
10 Tue Chairman Of the Executive Commit.
zee oil the Southern Historical Socisiy for
the folloWiug copy of the las. letter ever
written by SroNEwALL JACKSON. The
original IS in pencil, but it has of course
been well preserved, anu i, is as dis,iuc,
as on tho day when, more thar eleven
years ago, 1t was traced by the hand Of tho
hero whose fame makes i. a treasure he
yond price :--Riehmond IThy.
NEAR 2. NJ, May 9, 1868.
General The enemy has made a stand
al ChancelfOr's uhich rs about t,so mir.
from Charlottesville.
"Ihole OK soOh as practicable 10 oyt,ck
thrust that an eusr Kind Prnpitleuc, ,,;I
bless us rih grea, success. Respec,fnUy
"r. j. JACKSON, 1t. Gen.
"Gen. IL. f. lee.
"Ihe leadiog decision is up, and HE
merit f'eo appear 10 Be reH cIose,i. T.JJ."
q" The buck ofMis bulletin is the Iit.
fo~ing endorsemeat
"Rece led by GEN'L. LEE on ME er.-
ni"g Of Nay 2d, on tie 6eid ofJattle. near
OancelIorsUWe.
(S'gued) "CnAs. S. VENABLE."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
Baltimore Cattle market.
~ VI

BsEF CATTLE And yet morel II would sos,,
~ though there is to be let up in the arrival,
at this market as distributing poi-t he C,,.ie
coming from Southwest and West Virginia chief
~. The market has been very slow Ibis week
10 view OF the very heavy receipts and prices
close fully &C., and some think a. per 10 over
on all grades. There were very few 20, 8 much
lesJ than last week and Common grades especiaI
~ were largely represented. A large number
which arrived in the latter pert o. last week and
early lhis week vent through 10 The East with
out being offered here OF ih1se out on the mar
ket and le over unsold rctriy all will 90 East
at heir owners risk
Prices to-day FOR Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Becge5 AT 7jG$G 25-that gen
orally rated first quality 2 75MS4 -5-n,-liur,.
or good fair quality oOMS3 75-ordinnrv him
steers, oxen and Cows 2jlaS3 90 inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle 0 OOGfOO OO-gep-
oral average Of the market to-day 81 s7-ex-
IRENE range OF prices . 2jMSC %. Most Of
the Gales were from % 81 TO - g. n 100 ID
vi The receipts Az head came from Ohio. $3.50
from Virginia, Zols '-om " Va, lOC from Ma
rYIHud, Gij from Pennsylvania, % from IL
iInoi', sGd 2lG from Kentucky Total re-
ceip's for the week 7544 head against 1923 last
week, and $3.50 head same time last year OF
I've offerings go bead were taken by Baltimore
butchers 1920 sold to York co Pa, and Carroll
county (Md.) dealers, 5l 10 Washington city
dshe 2, and 500 TO Eastern specylators. Total
safes Tor The week $500 head, sgsUst 3IGs last
"tthi huu LlJ5 mead same Time last year
Cows.-We quote Mich Cows nj 3jGI $50 per
bead aud in far demand foF good
Hoes Too market mas been rather over.sup-
pied the past week and Of "A somewhat better
quality generally than previous week The de-
mand has bee. quite slow and prices have de-
citntd about lc per 10 since our last report ovg-
lug to The Increased receipts aud continued warm
weather. Prices seem at the present time TO be
ABOUT az stand, and NAV 20 lower II many
should arrive shortly ar the weather hold tbis
warm much longer. We qu0e at sass IS Der
tUV iUs' net Nitn few extra sold a shade hi her.
beceipts fot TIC week 5J5J head against Goo
last week, and 1857 head same time LOST YEAR.
SHEEP AND LANES. II ae market for at Sheen
mas oetn quite slow, and prices are lc lower M
IeSsii Than last wees, notwithstanding tie light
CT tun, there 5eiug 10 Eastern deraaud whatever.
ana That on The par Of orr home butchers quite
limited. Good opon-wooi stock Sheep are in fsir
demar with few ia market, sales being made
at icsme' rate We quote fAt sheep Rt 4C}j cents
per 10 gross. Stock sheep 2NJS3 90 per head
Tor common 70 good. Lambs ~ OONgS4 90 per
head. Receipts taiH week 1854 head against
$3.50 last week, and 100 head same time last
year Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
RepuLiican DcJea, in Louisiana

RepUGlican Dcfea, in Louisiana.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES ALL ALONG TUE
LINE.
Tie elections held on Tuesday last for Con-
gressmen, indicate great gains for the Demo
Gratis in most Of the States heard from. In the
first district in Maryla Hon. Philip F. Thomas.
democrat, is elected. In the second district.
lion. Chss u. Roberts, democrat, is elec' ed. In
the fifth district the indicate the eli lection
Of DR.. Eli J. tlenkle, democrat, a democra attic
gain. Ia the sixth district the returns are no,
suih, lent 10 indicate whether Mr. Walsh demo
crat, or Mr. Lowndes, republican, the present
incumbent, is elected, the probability being ia
favor of the latter
Massachusetts astonishes the country by eleciing
democratic Governor and six or seven demo
cratic Congressman out of eleven. at present an
entirely republican delegation. General Butler
bites the dust among the Congressional victims
New York again wheels into the democratic line,
eleciing democratic Governor, two Congtess-
men being also gained by the democrats.
From Pennsylvania the returns IRE meagre
but tremendous democratic gains are reported
Tennessee goes democratic again, gaining Que if
not more members Of Congress. Louisiana comes
out with democratic State officers, m-jority in
the Assembly and live out OF tue six Congress
men, gain Of five. la South Carolina the con-
seryatives claim gain Of two Cougressmeu la
Virginia gain Of or two Congressmen is
claimed By the same party. In Delaware the
democratic representative. is believed, is gained
The general outlook is highly favorable to a
democratic majority in Congress.
Wisconsin has gone l;-publica-, and Judge
Polar Of Gag Law notoriety has beeu defeated
. second tine in Hermoni--a Republican being
his succsssor
From the other States we have only scattering
retains, but they all saow large Democratic
gains.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

iHh FRINGE OF WALES LAsr.-Bis ROYAL p;oh
ness has been detected In many an se, which D..
startled The Queen. The last Of which IA aid .
be the ordering Of $50. 900 worth ~ ,,rLa,. g.
'ue Fuoi'c Library Of Kentucky Her Msss,y. Il.
IS stated did no, object to his buyiag liberapy
out IN the present condition of the priuce's fpan
ees' she thought $50, COO worth was too much for
him TO invest. II is asserted that he insisted n,
sendirg his order to Governor Brarn.e,te asspr.
ing nis roysl. mother that he knew what he was
about, for that as 50, 500, 600 was to be dstribu
'eu 20 the ticket holders on November 30. and in
such gifts as $3.50, 900. Sioo, 600, &c, be would
have splendid chance ut one of these splendid
prizes, aud thus easily pay his deb,s.
Love in all its shapes implies sacrifices. Much
must be conceded, much endured, if we would
love.
Short dresses will be worn by the ladies in
the streets. This is good news for tho dresses
but i, is bad for the sidewalks.
Don't fret. The world will move on as usu.
a! after you are gone
Why did she turo her back on You. vounr
man Innocent child Size ~ished to make an
exhibition of her new over-skirt
The man who doesen't hang out his Single
and advertise, dies aud leaves no sisa.
Irish potatoes of nne quality, are selling at
90 cents per bushel in Cumberaud
Where to go when short Of moaey-go to
work. Good advice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

From Tie Richmond Ceniyol Pyc5jyternn
Died, September both, in Salem, virgiaia, Mrs.
JASH u. ARMSTRONG, rect Of hon. William Arm.
strong, Of Hampshire county, Yves; Va, in the
10Th ycor Of her age
She was bo7n in County Down, Ire.and-her
father being the owner of good landed estate,
and man highly esteemed for probty and hon
or The part he acted in the memorable struggle
of lis people for liberty, drew down on him the
vengeance Of the Government, and ended in the
conhscaton Of almost his entire property. After
vainly ondea or.aG to repair his fortunes, be e.
naIiy, about the year lol1, emigra;ed 10 This
country, and settled In Brooklyn New York -
got succeeding, however, in business there, he
moved % Hampshire county, Va, where he spent
The remain der ochis days, enjoying the-good will
and confidence Of the yao5 community. Ofhs
family OF six children JANE was the third and
by her beauty and yivacity as well as by her a.
Iniablc disposition and pleasing manners, she soon
became general favorite In the yeas lsl4 she
was married to tho Hon. William Armstrong,
and together they lived for some time in Romney.
West Va. But in 1854, Col T.. VI. Armstrong,
her husbands SOD by previous marriage. hav-
ing lost his wife, they took up their residence
with bin, vhero she devoted herself with the
tenderness and assiduity on mother 10 the care
Of his children &C ntinuing Nth bis family revor-
ed and beloved by all, til The day Of her death
Her character was marked by 6ae sense aud
strong Christian virtue Her cheerful temper,
untring activity and singular aptitude for DO
nestle duties, made her, even doxn 70 old age,
great help and comfort TO those with whom
sheliyel For nearly Ghy years she was mem
Der Ct the Prtsby teriau church whose doctrines
she embraced with firm and intelligent faith 49,
being always ready to give an answer to every
one that asked her "a reason Of tie hope" that
was in her. When she began to feel the ap-
proacbes Of death, her mind which had always
anticipated it with cOmposure, seemed moro pla-
cid and serene than ever before. Once she ex-
claimed chow great is Ills love go AID again
when one spoke Of the rest Ina. awaits Gods
people and asked her concerning her future state
she replied with oyidsn, emotion, forever with
The Lord a few hours afterwards SIC .eu
asleep
Even TO your OLD age, ! en- 10 God even to
hoar hairs will carry you ! have made and
vii bear even viii carry, and who will de-
liver you Y.
At Wes'ernport, Nd. on the 22nd Of October,
1874 Miss Hgtss v Snrrrz. daughter Of The late
Daniel VI. sbeeiz Of Charles,ovn, aged % gears,
o month"; and / 5 days
''Withtuta sigh
change Of feature, or a shaded smile
She gave her hand to the stern messenger.
And as glad child seeks its fathers house,
Went home. II was not meet
That She should longer ,arry from that bHss,
Which God reserycth FOR The pure Ia hsar,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

' @ bnd'-Ioo Csar and Snuff Gotten yarns
y fc'n- keep everything eating line.
az
'o'P'r'on dIl OF cane
o 'hah Other houses The mskee
easement I4i d before long
'od other timber lin
Rii Road
may pave some nuiul and
would sag ~ conclusion that determined
lotion selling aud only ssk call satisfy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

For the past fortnight and, at this SINE, ibis
section is enveloped in smoke. Some of our
Mountains are, and have been on ere, Knobly.
Big Mountain, &c, causing no doubt, The depss
smoke now prevailing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

The hTst spit ofsnow OF the season IN this
vicinity, that We have observed, occurred on Sa-
,-tiiy last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
Y" -
DIED

Az H. -.
A. his residence near Slanesville, in ,hi, Coun-
ty. on the 9th OF October, of paralysis, Ir. Pa
TSa MooRE, in the sixtyLrst year OF his age
Through long period of years Mr. Moore has
been esteemed Que of our test citizens, and his
death, shocking in its sudlenuess, brings sorrow
to many household. lie was the friend alike
OF the afiiuent aud the destitute, and his memory
IS established in the hearts of them all Strict
ly upright in his dealings, sffable in his inter
course, detesting all that is low aud guobe, Sc,
ting the seal of his appreciation upon all thet is
good and truo, ne won for himself wherever
known, that good pane which we are told is to
he chosen rather than great riches.
Mr.. Moore VAS man of fine intellectual pow
ers, aud bein. a great real Ter, had acquired @
fund Of info nation which few men OF OF binary
opportunities possess. Though, physically deli
cate he performed amount of labor which one
OF twice lis strength might well shrin!. from -
What his hand found to DO be did with his might
Duty was his wN,chword aud the rule of his ac-
ton, and what he conceived to be his duty he
performed, ut al times, regardless alike o. Ike
smiles and frowns of men
Although Mr.. Moore was unconnected with n
NY branch Of The Christian church, yet Le hhd
high reverence for true religion, was firm
believer in a Supreme Being, in His over-ruling
and guiding ToweF in the affairs o. men aud in n
future state Of rewards and runishments beyond
this dismal morass of earthly existence.
lie is gone "The place which cncs knew
him, knows him no more forcver," but our re
sPect for his virtues snd cur love for his good
ness are better than all the unwilhering immor-
'ei'es that could be strewn his grave or the
pr"udest monument that could be reared to his
memory. sss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

Col Edward u. Armstrong, formerly of this
Place, now resident Of Salem, Roanoke county.
"a, p'id us brief visit on Tuesday evening
est. The Colonel was looking remarkably well.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

The MAGNANiMoJs kELLoGG.-TLe liz.
Tie encounter whi5h lately occurred between
hELLoGG G'vernor (sO-cailedj OF L1uisi
ana, aud MaJ1r BURKE, in tho streets of
New Orleans, has had the fleet of briugin,,
ont the fact that street sbo Ting in IN AZ
> ate receives the sanction Of The princinal
magistrate charged with the execution of
The laws. BURKE assailed KELLOGG with
whip OF some kind, aud though KELLOGG :
driver llshed his horses to got him out of
the reach OF harm, KELLOGG drew a pistol
and tegan i,'ng away, either at his assail.
ant or as salute generally 10 tho surround
ING atmosphere, which cvi'iry Mai. BURKE
promptly recognized By return Gre. which
might have relieved kELiooG from any
further cares of STATE If his horses had been
loss rapid in their pace. The most curion.
part OF the TRANSACTION ia that Judge AFRO
ctjA OF the Criminal Court, who was with
hELLoGG IN the carriige at tho time. went
At once and Obtained tie reeasc of BuRKF
who had surrendered himself voluntarily f.
the Police, while KELLC5G assured all cues
TONERS that he considered thp affrav purely
personal mater, and that ir no case should
any prosecution follow the occurrence.
This interesting fac, when contra.ted
with tho way in which PIsuARck has
broush' hluLLMAY,h his would b, assassin. in
to The couIt' and punishment shows how far
our pr or ssive Americans are ahead Of the
oe"ighted EurNfeius in their views OF street
shooting. La Louisiana the 80. called e. =
OF the State dra,ys a trigger himself upon
one Of his refractory subjects, aud whe1 { G
rebel responds With h. sane uoqp N. hi-
mock ozop' iencS' seems to consider II a good
JOKE, and - graqiously pleased to direct bis
law OH 'ers 20 dismiss the whole affair a. +,
personal matter. We trust that no further
incidents Of this kind may clcquer the va.
f'ed career Of tie chief of state in L,uis
ana. Wac n jhr BURTg i, and what hi.
quarrel mly De Ci,h "Gdvernor" KELtoGG.
W. do no, kno#, but for the presen, it
would lie the 6c,ntc of wisdo,a to avoid
personal rencon'tres with such as Governor
KELLOGG, in view Of the use that may be
made of them by po1ticians elsewhere to
report them n political ius'cai Of personal
matters Baltimore Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
Il u II n ITU II T. .
II. u. SHEET

HAFING recently accepted o., Agescy Of
l one ofthe largest Furniture Establishment
in the United states, would call .ha attention q!
hIs 'ric1ds TO bis elaborate Photographic repre-
sentaiion OF All the desirable styles in the mar
ket, and will guarantee satisfaction in styles.
quality and prices. 10 every article desire. An
examination will be convincing
Rcmney Sept @ 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

nild weathe. Cor the season.
For the past fortnight and, at this sine, tbis
section is enveloped in smoke. Some of our
mountains are, and have been on Gre. Knobly.
Big Mountain, &c, causing, no doubt, The den sc
smoke prevailing.
The first spit of snow OF the season in thi,
vicinity, that We have observed, occurred on Sa-
,-rily last
Col Edward II. Armstrong, formerly Of this
Place, now resident Of Salem, Roanoke county.
"a, p.id us a brief visit on Tuesday evening
..,'. The Colonel was looking remarkably we'll
W G. Campbell, local editor of tie shencn
.it Democrat contemplatcs establishing a peper
stFranklin, the county seat Of Pendle,on coun-
~ this State, to be entitled the PendIeton .Ns,r,
On tho cath ult., on the farm of Mr. Isaac
Parsons, near this place Mr. Luther Hodson. of
Winchester, killed fne four-pronged buck
Weighing ear two hundred pounds-the largest
Of the seaGon We are informed that Mr.. Hold
'oa also took considerable quantity Of other
game including number OF large bass. Weare
f."5ed that visitors to our section are HAVING
'ac1 hne sport and enjoying themselves generally.
"A youth named Edward Harrison, abou, IS
'ears of"ge, while walking on the Railroad be.
'Ften helscr and Piedmont on Tuesday OF last
seek, stepped nom one track to avoid a trai, 90
X east not observing II tain going west, was
murk and instantly killed.
The keyser Tribune states that private resi-
.ta'es, tenement and business houses. 70 in
amber have beer built ia that place this season
s-eadins the Compsny'S improvements MANY
ide'e bGIGiags are double, ana some treble.
'-ioh, if enumerated separate, would nearly
latle tie count.
The American Farmer" FOR November is
ii baud, replete with instructive matter for the
amer, The gardener the stock nser and every
oter rurSllst. This 10 solid and substantial
Ism journal, which, While showing tho latest
-7ancea made in science applied to agricul-
ia'o, sat he same time devoted to the practical
.SFgt number Of contributors rem all sections
'al IN every bFanch.leud their aid in king up
aumter Of great value. The publishers, Sam'I
'sds & Sou Baltimore. Ma, offer some hand
.He p, emiu%s for cluLl for the new volume,
'ad will send lie last three numbers OF This wear
aec to new Subscribers. Sl.5O q wear, or Eve
'iies for 50. Specimens free on application.
At The recent Fair in Cumlrrlanl the fol
wing premiums we've given to stock owners in
is State;
ne-ttun, Keutucsy Duke, yandiver K Bro,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
FALL & WINTER
l874-'75.
With renewed energy and inducemant

7 have .sia ,s - NV ou 0oi Sy anu Inducements
'nered the al and Winter
n, y Sls' T1 te plu,3e would ask thorough examination
have
'afa largely to- my stock n all its depsrnn. having
CHEAFEST aad Fest ASSORTMENT Of
n ord be
coSe' low all
see must GUY irucd of
ou Py prnG and osayc
l.
course they would Cheap clio p is good
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

fAsmav French skirts 1i lu-
three yards and BALI vile, and
'f'i7 holding back ihc r-uc.5 now
nearly 20 iue bottom OF the dress -
motion rather difficult. ard cit
$50 ar 70 be learned under difficulties.
@Hrr -The Winchester Times states
Dorsey killed seven villa ducza at q
% bic dam, on Monday morning last
'''o's arc selling in Winchester AZ CO
h'she.. Ia th,s place o. soc. 20 81
n.s state contains popplo-
inhabitants
'lat written visiting cards can
al .ess ihou Icns, anIor postage
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06

W G Campbell, local editor of tie .shenon.
..f' Democrat contemDlatcs establishing paper
p, franklin, the county seat Of Pendle,on coun-
", this State, to be entitled the PendIeton .Ne,r,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-06
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DRINE Sugar Cured Hams, Clear sides ard
L Shoulder Bacon. Also, prime Leaf Iard
lust received and for SALE by
II. Is. DAWSON