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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCER
ScrOfnsR and ALI Skin Diseases
Cared by Dr. BOnsl's Discovery.

ScrosnsR and ALI Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. HOnsl's Discovery
DIR. RoSD'S CHEMICAL ANTIDOTES unite
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone of the han1somest marble edi
llces In the city, and the finest remedial IN
ssitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions. sent to any part OF the world.
1s-Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
H. It. BOND. M. D.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
feba2-diy 32OS Chestnut st.. Phlla., Pa.
New styles, good clothing and low pri-
ces, at Buxbaum's, southeast corner of
Third and Market streets.
I'm the Field Again
With the finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters ever offered l, Wilmington, at moder
ate prices.
WIN. II. BABCoCK Il CO.,
3l3 Market street, doors below Fourth.
Resumption of Specie Payment.
VIM. il. Babcock Il Co., 2l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take SILVER in ex-
change for koots and shoes to a limited ex-
tend-they don't want too much of it how
ever.
Concentrated FavOring Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc, made
ami sold wholesale and retail by
II. BRlNGHURSr II Co,
Corner Sixth ami Market streets
Food fOr1the Babies
Childred fed on RIDGE'SFOOD will thrIv Q
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els OF youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9m
For the Bafh.
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps. Brushes, etc, OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
E. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment OF all Sizes, including
double magnlfying, &c.
'E. BRkNGHURST II CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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INFORMATION WANTED. LAST Tues
day the postmaster at Milford received
u letter of inquiry, from Georgetown,
as to the whereabouts of Cyrus En- os,
a boy II or IL years old. He left
Georgetown on the 10th of July, and
did not return. He is Son of J. NJ.
Enos, No. SOB Lombard street, this
citv
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Ihe First good peacAes.-The first
FULLY matured Hale's EARLY peaches
were shipped from Blackbird to New
\ ork, one day last week, by a Mr..
Deakync, They filled two baskets and
brought $3.50 per basket. .i r. a.i
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OFFICES.

IN CHANCERY,
Reuei Heisler, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, So
Us. Cause OF Partition.
Rebecca 8. Heiser
ct. al.
In pursuance of an order of tho Chancellor
In the above cause made at Chambers, on the
Second day of July, 1875. All persons hav-
ing any liens against the interest or estate of
Reuel Heisler, Rebccca 8. Heisler, Barzillar
X. Heisler, Henry Lawrence and Marietta
Lawrence, his wife, Henry Il. Heisler, and
Francis W. Heisler, or either of them, in the
lands and premises to which said cause re.
lates. are hereby notified to file partition
setting forth the nature and amount of the
same, in the office of tho Register in Chan
the first Monday in September, A. d., 1876,
and to explain and prove said lien or liens at
the ensuing term of the court, before the
rising Of the Court on the third day of the
term. CHAS. b. LORE,
SAM'L nj. HARRINGTON.
Trustees.
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Religious.

tsI ar op,,lesbyterian Church, Rev. J.
|ow' U''s, pastor. Subjects for to.
uw; y !, At At 10t A. N. "Hearine and
y Inc Word" at SP. M. "Man
y invited. All are cor
sorrale ", Alex Macarthur will preach,
= '9W i, T% morning, at the Second
Ich ' s,ua S,nurch, corner of Fourth and
y invited. All are cor
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CANDiD DATE For Cry TREASURER.
Mr.. VIM. j. Morrpv, the well.known
roofer, Will be a candidate for the City
treasnrer's place on The Democratic
ticket at the approaching nomination
election.. M. Morrow is well quail
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24

SALE OF MoNEY,--Last night, al a
regular, monthly meeting of Home
Loan Association, money sold as fol
lows: $3.50 at 36; $500 at 33; 5000 nj 80
$500 at 30; $2, 800 at 81; 800 at 25.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24

ExcURsIoNTo READING. "A grand ex-
cursion to Reading, Pa, will leave
this city on Thursday morning, August
2Cth, on special train. Lauer's Park
has been engaged for the day, and all
who 90 may rest assured of having a
good time. Tickets, only s2, so each.
On this day game of base ball will
be played in Reading, between the
Active club, and some other first class
OrganiZation.
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: 1oon IalD ots,. on TRAMars.-Yest I esterday af-
In UO"I MiI1i Officers King, Cropper, Pat.
4 10 "tulls, WI Leary, and Orr, :went
4 Iors1itdl. asaid on the tramps who infest
kem WY, a.rrestlng twelve. Eight
nrom; mr. we're discharged this morni6g.
kitv kit0hn,slag h,,, to Immediately leave
ftiye,, Tut the others were held for
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24

Thns Iron is Valuable ns a MGdtcins
mas long been known, but II is only since its
preparation IN the particular form OF Peru
wan Syrup that its full power over disease
has been brought To light. Its effect IN cases
of dyspepsia aIl debility Is most salutary.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24
WEATIIER KEPOKr.
WAsIlGNGToN,J July q. Il
fEoBA RIIlTFS.

For the Middle and Eastern States
rising barometer, southerly to wester-
ly winds, warmer, clear or partially
cloudy weather, and in the southern
portion of the winds shifting to south
casterly with possibly light rains,
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24

The words Golden Tongue" but pOorlyty.
presses the richness of tone which emanates
from the interior of u beautiful organ case
upon which is inscribed the name of Daniel
+. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. Sec
other columns of this issue.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT IYYoMING.-J. G..
brown, Of Five Points, Del, and James
y. Marsh, of Pennsylvania, are building
fruit drying house at Wyoming. The
railroad Company are putting in turn
tapie. erecting water tank, and laying
additional track at this point, with IL
S view OF making it II haltng place for
WAS PURsUEp.-Jehn g. Clark, who
was taken out of the house, No. 50G
Market street by the police, Thursday
night, says that he was actually pur-
sued by four men, and took refuge in
the house to save his life; and that his
fright dii not arise from IL disordered
Imagination. frEtf f
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Wilmington, Del, July %, 1875.

~ EO. R. TOWNSEND having succeeded
" Townsend Il Co.. will continue the Real
Estate business In all its branches, at their
old stand, 6l6 Market street.
July %, 1s75-tf
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24

|aticcii'.r; NJ. ogle has gone to
} Tuesdlee1t eule TO his farm in Somerset
norninss nalssor Ponder was in town
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Genuine "OIamonsis."

There are countcrfeits and limitations
which bear the name, and trade upon the
reputation achieved by genuine diamonds.
Bear in mind that every pair of genuine
"Dlamond Spectacles" bear the trademark
OF small diamond. The "Diamond' glasses
will always be found the best in the mar kst
For sale in Wilmington by Il. $. Clark, No
407 Market street. jyl9eod&Wlw
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(ck tha tAhaoMy,-This afternoon at 4
|leir G NEPTUNE Bay Club start
Tho eii,ld ,Ni annual trip down the
|sit < ,,aa..t. next. Among the piaces
.elantie City Is spoken x
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THIRD EDITION
TIE INVESTIGATION.

THE PROSECUTION TO CLOSE MONDAY
.EVENl No.
The investigation committee, with
the exception of Mr.. Lynch, assembled
at the Odd Fellows Hall, last evening,
about $50 o'clock, and after q few
minutes consultation adjourned until
Monday night, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr..
PIckels announced that all the testi-
mony in support OF Mr.. Hawkins
charges must then be present, as the
investigation ON the part of the com
mittee would then positively conclude,
and the defence be allowed to proceed
ut once, .-
The onl y remaining charge TO be in
vestigatcd is "the mismanagement of
men to the detriment of the city,"
PATENTS. List of patents issued from
the United States Patent Office to citi-
zens of Delaware, for the week ending
July %, 1886:
164, ,974. Driers and Bakers. w.
+; Corsa, Milford. Filed Jan. 25th,
Brief. When the drier revolves the
swinging trays are always in proper
position. The automatic damper
closes by gravity when at the highest
position, and the hot air is forced to the
right side of the drier.
100, 1872. Paper-Pulp Screens. John
y: Warren, Wilmington. Filed April
goth, 1875.
Brlef.-An elastic diaphragm under
the screen is logged by an irregular
cam underneath.
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RINANclAL AND COIN mEncuAu.

WILAIHeroN, Del. July "a, 1875.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
CraiRe, johnson g. Co.. Sc Cor. 9Th and Mar
got street. Wilminetcn. Del. at Pm. to-
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Esr Es5n, 5n. The The Sunday scnoo.
last n,,rss second Story Front room.
bescentio NUMBER, Issued this inorninr.
sVpIlonably good.
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ThN Am M.---- ------------- o.
lslaneeaA mad.: mMadE.a:T1Na.-An open air
Powelvillea' leaeeselng so,g will be held at
o'cloet tomorrow afternoon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15

uSorse nidt peiter UNI IbI9isb unb
suedloie G%eremonien, tuenn es 3eit lit, su
banbeln. 8eri4minbe, ,penn bu ie bait,
10 ianel oieis spei portrsHlidsn Yisroe
Gu4 trasen. 8ir iino sinanosr nidts
idulois, als 6reunbidaft. Sie molen
mir i@ulois bleiben. SD weroe bid elm.
NAL beiuden, uno bid finoen, no bu inn
mer isin masit. Sd mus ! pieberieben
= mem i'd lebe. llmarme MIDI"
Ssiu psritunb nidt gang Den Grnit bis-
leg ideinbar por3eitisen Mbi9ieoes. gs
fel ibm jeoo4 bel, oaB er, psnn Iaes gut
sinse, @liton's uno Der Sdssr grocer
S9uloner iein peroe. Ct bot inn oaber
al lin nod iibrises @olb on, nit @us-
nabme elmer tleinsn Summe.
@liton idlus IS furstpes aus.
u9ab es mid unter Die Sdssr pertbeilen."
.Sbu' es nidt, Seiu, ie nsbmsn es libel
aui. Wenn aaes gut sebt, 10 weiB i'd
ibon. aui wslde Weiie i9 lie suirieben
itelsn fam. Bon mir nebmsn lie es an.
BON Dir ni9t."
Rad bieism austaai6 Der @ebanten
lesten lie li9 in Den S9atten Die SerScn
tuaren !eiHter, nnb lie ialiefen.
Sie6enunoywan,istes Aapitef.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15

10; morssn frib min Yru6o Iie tobtsr
uno opfsrn. Oh ! rettst iie = tpeiBe 3rie.
ger tart. Gbriitensott ibr Greuno id bett
Su @briitensott, pie &oia, uno er bat mid
seihiBt."
Was @liton oa9te, Der nit benz Stielt
bss Bellies am 8ooen grub, mare i6uer su
iasen er uno @rspfor uuBten menis bon
Der 0reunbI9aft bes gbriitensottes, uno
itanoen bsiddmt Dor bieier l%lnsetauften.
Ssiu frns weiter.
sat bid 8oia seianot ?"
Isle bat mir seiast, oaB smei Wsibe in
Der Ndbe mdren (; Die 3rieser uaren tua4'
Jam, lie ionnte ni9t mebr ia9en."
ST fe fart bswa4t9"
Bon SpanSis arissern uno benz Sru'
do"
.Tas 1T, pie i'd sruartst bate" iprad
clifton. Or i9idte @repIor suriid, I'M Die
anoern bsrbeipfibren, uno iie e~rtunbis.
ten ii1 untsrbeij.n I'M Die Stelluns Der
Snoiansr. Na4oem jie A1es, mas ia
MOLTEN erfabren bat.en, NOR au4 Der
Ylarl 9efaBt.
rSu folsit oisisr Squaw," iprad Ill
ton; .iie 1T gut fir einen 8rieser,
S1reite mie Elm Commando; i'd lebe, sas
tann selinsen. Oieles Weib 1T elm tOit'
lider Guno. Sag, mas wilt ou nit iii
anianssn 2"
r8ialt ou nit &oia seben, Wsib ?" frue
Seiu.
Sd nil iein, no 8oia it," ipra9 tie
,.penn mir iterben, 9eb' i'd nit ibr sun
ebritsnsott."
.Sait bu elm Yfero?"
sd babe sutes Yfero."
rNun gut !" iprad aliton. Gle mid,
gu lebr, Seiu; mir molten Dor Dir i'm Ga
ger lein, uno oes 2drmens senus MAIDEN
UNI 10 piele als mOsli4 BON beiner Seit'
pesSuSleben."
A6tnmo,pam,isaes 9apitef.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-15

pferoe, nadoem iie ben Snoianern einen
Yerlult sleih Dem elmer S9ladt beige
bradt batten. Ginmal i'm Sattel, tonnte
tein Commando iie mebr einbolen. Sic
murben isbo9 perfolst big an bic 8iite.
mo- lie our9 sinen Sinterbalt bic Snbiansr
ned einmal nit empfnoIidem @erIufe
5%uridi9lusen.
clifton mar elm pinftlider @ei4dfts-
mann seueien, uab elm Wann BON ni9t
serinsem &ei9tbum. gr bate ieoo9 feline
Jr!unoe, Die i'm trausrten, auber oieien
treuberjl9en 2amsraben. Was ibnen per-
lproden mar, uuroe piinftli1 ausbejablt,
nno oas Inoenteu bes fibnen Tibrers
beim DoQsn 8s9er eefeiert.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-01
II r.. w A1)E'S
Oliver Corrector"
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free from .flco7olic ,Stinzzt-
Iu11tS.

Among the many discoveries of valuable re-
insnies Tor ilyspepsia, none stand higher than
WAGES Liver Corrcctor"
READ THE FOLLOWING TEsTIHoSIALs ::
BrREA 7. O.. Granville Co. n. c., '
March 10, 1875.
IN. WApR, Dear Sir: Hhve been n I'll c,ed with
iiver Disease or years Which nj times a.
mounted 10 arrangement When in Baltimore
last November, procured una bottle Of Iiv.,
Cor ector: now consider M self we'll You-s
respectfully,
ISAAC n. DAY, of Day l. Meadows.
Prof Mo1RMAS, Emeritus OF Washington Uni
vers'iy, Md, now Resident Physician, White
sulphur Springs, sivs
''Dr. Wnd-'s Liver Corrector and Dyspcpsi.
lure one OF ihe very best remedies for Dy spep-
sia have ever used"
Tn. JoSEs. a prominen, physician In Virgins.
who has prescribed it fer two ,s.rs Gays
- can lind no better remedy for Dyspepsia q
Liver Complaint than Wsde's Liver Correctot !"
Cot. GooDE, a prominent and we'll known
gentleman in the same county, Va, says:
keep II regularly in my family, and would
not he without it,
Mr.. Jso. a McAaTHrR Comfy Treasurer OF
Duphn, Co, n. @, sais: wv AIDES Liver Cor.
rector has done me more good, aud given me
more relief in Dyspepss, than any medicine
ever took, &c, DC.
PRor Ncst, OF College Of Physicians and snr
TONER in that city preicribrs and uses 1, in his
Own family and saws: at ia the hest remedy
Tor DyspePsis with Torpid Liver and Conslipa-
ton Of Bowels ever kacw"
o. OAK Hit, n. G., Sept 2, 1915
On. ID. WADK. Dear Sir.--I have recommend
20 Dr.. WAde's Liver Corfector" in my prac.
lice and have found il very excellent remedy
IN torpioiy Ct The Liver, and have known il to
give relief when other remedies had failed
WIN. THORP, NJ. ID.
BALTIMORE "Srs" says: "Dr wade's Liver
Corrector is prescribed by our best phi, sicians,
Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases. and We advise
any OF our frieuds suffering with such, 10 givs
IL q trial"
Dr. Walker, celebrated physician o ". Va,
pronounces ''WHde's Liver Corrector," the best
remedy eSieui Tor Dyspepsia 10 all iis forms.
ID. WADE & CO., Sole Propr;etors.
Wholesale Druggists,
300 w. Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
Oct. ], 1S75.--1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-01

AAEST VIRGINIA. To WIT AT ruler held
w in The Clerk Office 81 the Comfy Couti
Of hampshire county. oD tho frst Monday in Sep
tembe-, 1875.
Thomas w. Athey. tnse OF Louisa A.
Taylor,) Plaintiff, ~. r,
John {. Taylor. Milton Taylor. Lemucl
r. Taylor, John Csrder in his own
right. A. B. Balm and John Cnrdcr.
late partners doing business under the
name OF Balm 4 Car,,er, T.. IL. Balm.
Nathaniel Robinett. John C.. lleisIkelI.
and Louisa a. Taylor, Administers.
trix of Simon Taylor, deceased, Dcfcr,-
dants, ui tsH su In CuAXcrpy .H
The object Of this suit il TO sell tho
interest Of the said JOHN G. Taylor in
the farm on the North Branch or Poto.
mac. in said county. of which he Lemuel
+. and Milton Taylor nre owners. or so
much thereof rs is necessary. and TO
subject the proceeds Of sucl, sale to tho
payment Of Complainonts docket judg.
mcnt against said John G.. Taylor. md
such other judgments referred 10 in the
bill rs parties interested may desire. &C
cording to their priority &c. And il
appearing by affidavit that the defen.
dants a. b. Balm and T.. II. Balm. do not
reside In this State--it is ordered. that
they do appear within four weeks after
the date of the first publication hereof.
and do what is necessary TO protect
their interests in this suit.-Testc,
&. S. WHITE, &. G. G.. n. T..
Sept. 10, l875.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-01
Take a Chew.

There arc four little girls i'm Milwau.
kce. two OF them daughters Of South.
side fisherman, one tho daughter of n
German carpet weaver. and the other q
Third Ward lnssic named annie" who
are employed by certain well known
and wealthy tobacco dealer TO pick up
whatever may be found in saloons, on
the streets and in the cutters, at I cent
for every ten pieces, whether large or
small Every cigar stump and discard.
cd 'quid'' Is picked up, no matter how
dirty IL may be- no matter who has used
it, or where IL is found. These are used
in The manufacture of both "choicc" Ila-
vaua cigars aud paper chewing tobacco.
The longer and better "stumps' arc uu-
rolled and used for the former purpose,
while tho guilds" short stumps, and
soaked and rotten tips" arc made into
chewing tobacco. There is something
delectable in n contemplation Of oil this.
These children make good wages at the
business, theirpay ranging from so cents
to SljO per day. When a large and
we'll soaked lump is found the little ras-
Gals divide IT,. and by so doing make 80
percent on their find. Nd,rWo,ee NclCs.
IV'Thc man who loves children is
sure to have heart good and pure and
sympathetic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-01

OF Land, OF which $50 Acres 10 First-cja.s Sout,,
Branch Bottom Land Ia Acres, FIRST elias. Nili
Greek Bottom and Meadow b,nd. and ~. re.
ma'nder good TIMBER and Gr.xing L.snas.
ard Of Improved Fruits, and ia probable ,bc
best Farm in Grant County 80 -
2nt. -AsSB Across (adiuiuiue the
Home Piace) OF Fine Grnzrg and Timber Land,
kno" as Plum Run" and FISHERS Field. =.
Part Of this tract is belle ed to cout.in ri.b i.
ron Oie..ig 7al ls.r 80 80 -
ard. 200 Acres, najoining the town of Peters.
burg, known MS the "Bryan Place" ali Firs,
Clns Grazing and Meadow Land
4th. Is! Acres, known MS the 'Srhuiiz pI,cc ,,
o' ~h'en aoou' % Acres IL South branch Dot
tom, and the remainder Timber Land Tn /. en-
braces Coed Orchard aHd Tenants Iiouse.
5th l0S Acres Of Fine Timber Land nc.,
christopher Armenttouts, and about thre. miles
from Petersburg. f ~ ~, 49, 80
C,h. ~ Acres Timber Land nd j,uing the
iands o. Felix ). Welton brothers and SLube's
heirs, two miles from Petersburg - ''
!ih. Tpc undivided half interest In IS Acre.
OF Land, known Ne 'Barb Setuwn - ON Sp,b,o
Run, about six miles from Petersburg. enbra
cling Dwelling, Store House, and No. | Saw
in a,,.E'ery valuable watsr power and good
9Th. unGivided half interest in -3I2 Acres OF
,-and' ndJlning yBMoe.tpwn." AL ti,nbcred
OH. 100 Acres on cas-. side OF .ichsrli,..
1900 ""o"h US Gap, HARDY
county. t-.,.lt-. - '',,;'I ''
iO,h alQ Acres near head waters of "Baker'.
Kun, embracing good Water Power and Tim
Der, IN Hardy c'untr f
TIE Il MS.
Orc fourth Cash GU day of sale. and balance
IN Que, 'wo ami three cqual mutual payments
WIN interest al rate of g PER cent, per nnuu,n.
a liberal deduction will be m de tor all Cash
peeds cxecnrd aud delivered Immediately after
sale, and defeuei payments secured by note.
anc deeds oi nnsi on The lands. Possrssion of
The rented lands giveo on the lat Of u ,rch next
all OFFERS immediately. Titles are g,od hrynDd
"a doubt. and deeds win lie full warranty PER-
sons desiring fnither information or TO rx .tniu.
the Lands or tides NAV address or call UPON IN,
undersigned at Mo-, icfiei Tia DIV county. Wcs,
VA or ctn see John JAG n V Cunningham.
At re'ersbnrg, Grant Co., West Virgins.
The heirs are determined to sell toe whole Cf
The property, with view 10 a partition of IN,
proceeds, and while each tract will have a Iimi,
put ucon IL, land which limit will be m ,tle pub.
TIC on The day of ssI-, these limits will be so
low ~ 10 force sales.
JOSEPH VANMETER.
Attorney-io-Facl for The heirs 81 wm i. Gun
ningham, deed.
September IL 1875 St
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Easy to Entertain.

good story comes up from tho clas-
sic shades Of Chatauqua lake. Presi-
dent UlN sscs put up there the other day.
As usual instead Of going to hotel,
Ulysses settled his dead.beat crowd up
on one Of the inhabitants. who. in this
instance, happened TO he worthy Meth
odiSt named Kent. Mr. Kent was n good
deal flustered, and he hoped about rs
aimlcs5ly n n headless hen. lie asked
Gov Fcutou what lie should do. Said
he: 81 never had such folks on my
hands before. What shall get EN- to
eaty' The first thing You must do. -
said Fcnton. els togct them three or four
dozen extra cigars. a few baskets OF dif.
ferent kinds Of the best wine. and seven
OF eight gallons OF prime old whiskcy.
After you have done that you needn't
bother about the catables. Anything
will DO for eatablcs if you take care of
the smoking and drinking" Kent turn
Cd black and blue CjcceioHd GazcNc.
tVWc have Official Information that
John l.. Cole. tho State Librarian. has
resigned. Ills resignation has been an.
ticpated for some time back and has re-.
suited in the following candidates for
the position being talked Of: Mr.. Shep.
person and y, L, Wood OF Charleston.
Messrs. Van Give and Phillips OF
Wheeling Iristjce Tolivar and Miss
Wheat. laughter OF Gen. Wheat
WheelHg Lbgi9- Sept. 26.
-
lV'A carrpse6ndent Of the Leesburg
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Iron city College.

students save time an1 money b. attending
ihe iron City College during TOE summer sea-
500 No vacations. School always In session
students received at any the
for circulars address the Principal, J. c.
SMITH. a. " Ptisbsrgb, IA.
May 81, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-01

n Boy MURDERS Ills BRoTUER.-The
San Francisco CAL B,aletj1, Of the 18th
states that on Saturday two brothers,
George and Edward Bittenbcnder, quar-.
relied over trivial matter, the elder,
George, aged twenty years, accusing
Edward Of defrauding him OF a small
sum of money. An interchange of un.
pleasant words followed, and ut length
George struck Edward in the face
Smarting under the insult and injury Of
the stroke, the latter at once procured
q pistol, and shortly afterward met Geo
on Washington street and shot him
through the temple. The murderer turn
ed and He'd. but bystanders who had wit
messed the horrid deed pursued. captur.
CO and turned over the assassin to the
officers of the law. The victim. with
ing in the last agonies of death, was car
ried up stairway TO DR.. ONeirs office,
and expired within seven minutes after
the wicked and revengeful shot was fir.
ed. On lis way to Jail the youthful
murderer, who is only nineteen years of
age, confessed, without perceptible re-
morse, that he committed the crime and
asked no mercy Of his captors, and the
verdict Of the coroner's jury was in ac-
cordance with the facts stated. It was
developed Mt the inquest that the mother
Of the Bittonbenders is now on inmate
Of the Pennsylvania Insane Asylum,
while her husband, the father OF the BOYS.
committed suicide in Pennsylvania some
years ago by shooting himself through
the head