South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-09-10
vrhe West Virginia State debt a.
amounts to about 81 per Capita
tYNow is the time TO purchase yeur
winter supply OF coal.

tyNow is the time TO purchase yeur
winter supply OF coal.
TIVE are indebted to Senator Hem
ny G. Davis for a bound copy OF the
Congressional Record Of Special Sess-
ion OF the Senate, A3rd Congress, 1879.
tYAt the primary election in Frcde-
rick county, Va, on Saturday last for
candidates to represent the County in
the next General Assembly, Messrs.
Williams and Wall were selected. The
vote stood. Williams 95l; Wall 744,
Meade 500; Hunter 56i Kaufman 243 !;
Pierce 1873, and Belt lO4. Whole mum.
Der Of votes cast, 1745.
tVWepublish the letter Of Hon. lien.
ry G. Davis, our u nitcd States Senator,
read at the Centennial Mass Meeting
held in Wheeling, few days ago, and
the reply OF A. j. Sweeney. Esq. one of
the Centennial Commissioners. on our
FIRST page. We arc informed that Sena.
tor Davis letter was read to the meeting
amM prolonged cheers.
CVLook out ladies Of RomneyI A
reversible bonnet viii, be among tho
new Autumn styles.
VCol. James II. skinner, OF Staun.
ton, having accepted tue invitation to
deliver the charge to the knights, at the
tournament to come or Mt the Fair
Grounds on the 18th inst, an address,
the Winchester Times says. Of more than
ordinary interest may be expected.
IV'Ienry +. Baker has been appoint.
cd a Notary Public for Grant County
by Gov. Jacob.
tR'Monongalia County, this State,
provided for fifteen paupers last year. at
total cost OF $S,9l4 SO,
TVAu expensive "purp" was that our
ncighbor OF the Martinsburg Statesman
received by express from brother Van.
diver OF the Keyser Tribanc. lie paid
81 25 fare for the young 'dorg."
I-V'On the 10th ult,. . little ten wear
daughter OF the Rev. j. NJ. Powell, OF
New Haven, Mason county, this State,
ran thorn i'm the bottom OF her foot,
The thorn was extracted mt once and
nothing more thought OF II mt the time
Some days after. swelling set in which
ended in modification, producing death
on Friday. tho 20t!, ult.
l1Somc people act a, Il their print.
ing debts were like coffee, and would
settle themselves Ivy standing.
tRMr. Il. +. Vauee has taken the
place OF Richard Lott. in tho PostoIllce
at Fairmont,
TVThe Maryland State Sabbath
School Union intend holding conven
ton in Oakland, Garrett county. on tho
29th and 30th days OF this month.
~ Some ingenious observer has dis
covered that there is a remarkable re
semblancc between baby and wheat
since it is Graded, then thrashcd. and
finally becomes the flower OF the family
AMERICAS FAnMEE.-The September
No, just received, is very interesting
treating extensively upon the wheat and
other crops, which require prompt atten
lion the present month. Papers from
two OF tho bcst-known farmers OF tn,
world Mt this time.-Messrs. Mechi, o
England, and John johnson, OF New
Iork,-on tho cultivation Of the wheat
and very plain and lucid article on th,
same subject 10y the editors, are contain
cd in this number, which, TO the intelli
gent and progressive farmer, are alone
worth the cost Of many years subscrip
ton. In addition to those, almost ever,
branch OF farming is treated on, to
greater or less extent, moro especial,
that OF Horticulture, Horticulture, Liy,
Stock. the Dairy, &c. A number o
communications from able correspon
dents on the cultivation OF the grasso
~ Gss South nre very interesting at thi
sine. The Former has correspondent,
in Es1epe. one of whom, in Paris, ever!
month furnishes Il resume OF improve
suents in Agriculture. OF ati,er matter o
ipterest. TO the dmerIcaH Farmer, on tina
Continent. The Fdrmer is PxSgisi:et
monthly, ut Baltimore. Md. by Samue,
Sands & Son, ct 8, so per snnum. or
copies for $3.50, Specimen copies SEN
free.