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WHAT KtNp OF \ MAN 10 WE HErpa


To fat Edifor of 1as tAfrasa zttbuHs:
CloAao. Feb. AL was not confirmed nore than
twenty ycurz ago by phhop De- I4ncey, have doua ht
i.ls suulay-achoo work. and have not lived In Y.r
clsca ucr twelve different 1.eetora, but lave IT.
tended tie Protestant EpscopM Church In Chicago
a!nce 1t gst established, nearly forty yaars
AAd. AAying 0puiuu. wish 10 express IT, am futIy
persuRdsd that overwhelming nn}oHy of the iay.
anan In tho Church should embrace ths opportunity Ia
place vt its head u posaihe, man having bralns sx-
ecuttFe mud Il!ssca alitity. hasa nothing to aAy
agaln4t tho various candidatca named except that Dr
!etda sge shuah rllle lin OUT AIN in favor of D.,
Do hnYen. and bSeSo ths fasu charGas tnAls against
him Of Asuallstic tea encss will Auount to nothing
Whsa Investigated. II lx not geucrally known. but H.
beltsys fact tat he drew up aud presented to tbs
first General Convention thu resolutions that
were :, laxsed eonlc1nnlns RitualiAui aud
forbiddlng ths practice In tus churches.
Eyer his oppooets "aa,nit tho purity Of h. life. tue
aua su ths Christian charity Ut bis 4eart." lis IL
so;tsy IL tAs prime Of life, endowed with al tho Ut.
tributes requisite to naka model Bishop. Ills rppl-
taston a. WorkuK chutclniasl IL toe1tensiya With
tho Church III thus SUD fureigl la.lts, and Dslpp
he would st.on bb tho leading lniu tn tls U4urqA Il
Il nnt possible thess In lurking jealousy working
against llA an10lS the ltshops who mum know md
iee thnt he Will in tho Holae Of Ulslops tato thst
lending pesion which As marvellous Abilities snte
hiiH ~! Ae u indnsd slyer.taIKued n III. eouueure
M! - Ashop VI Illinois, with hIa great uxscuttye
ability, would aoou place ihs Church iu poyition Of
strength aud pso1scss, aud at all tluea aAl in Iii
plao<a be abls 10 defend lleE and ler intercstA
cah ths Church snorl to losa the opportunity Of
placing such man n iu head and take somn 1scnrf
fat: man IL atthty.oa personal grounds ay opniou
IT, thoy e4auot. III
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and lot nurh ef Thty .At. and ea.; nf State;
nrist n9t To- o.soet seyM ess. Dwons h'l.a AMI %,
p.t t. t1c:ed s1p.an cash: nnang h.utc aud lot
.a norsh e -st x2Esh from
hf
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FEEDING PRISONERS.

TIM BRADLEY TELLS WHAT lie KNows.
The cost Of feeding tho prsontrs III the County jail
aud tie proats sccsalug to ths ahes, sze subjects
j1st now ssetaaux much sttsp.on aud the discussion
Of them Il creating much intereat among politicians,
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GENTS WANTED $40 PER AY-TO NELL, THE
- !iu'. SHUTTLE ss.,ns si,, ,nissuf pF!sY ~ Ks.dsf
w VIII {" lug s.wax sehIao luz f.ia, eli
bOh. CLARK CO., ChcuEo. Ill.
A GENTS WAHTEp TO sEfL ARrlolE USED IN
knS rEHt: a - T.. sse ess,.s4 4a4e'
i GENTS VA HCnD- TO Sell TILE EUREKA NO
II 'GLl4nSx H4r3ss apd 94 9thsg talliax arliel-
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~ : n
nm ENVELOPES For ~ UkNTs. good NoT1.
lyU pspuE. IL pfntia QlfFe Did brqks. btAnkh hoaka
aud fl4tIeasty. ~ hAls usual prie*s. 0It6KKTE N
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FINANCIAL.

7, ,oASs IN A1s,s OF Slam TO ;s5.e At OUR
H. sSs sa!e: ~ H;nn Es.ss r. p1's'ty F. BRADLEY
+ oANs IN st1M* OF s1.uo up On cry pROp.
.a s"is aps1 GTRsY
NNtonEy oy HAND 70 LOAN ON uooP CITY
EuFr. s %.sasioa.. as H'a'' II ''f cent D. hSAf
SfTs'Ds1 IT, 4*'
sssd .ssat'i.s.. M w IL .ss
sssss ~ :'Ii
ss III s.ea' t }:.als its:.' s 's' ' Ian
MONEY 70 LDAN ~ IMPROVED cfTY pnVP;
4NusT ii VIZ 8 Sst n: upwards at UNION
MONEY to LOAN IN SUMS RIO YurT Fur LONG
.d tSw pSF'
A{uNEY IN SUMS TO SUIT On REAL ESTATE.
sf iiss:'a sss' a.n''' !" O.
s2ads ogen g f ASp ii S1R T.s
s::sH 'sF {; 4a ;:s: T. + Ats * 'sE %E:
ss ea'1 Sfs.f' e ''''
q! a FL rs ~. s..ss .sss, T. vi
hoAssas j ssJs :.ta3 tSN g
vii sise good security. Adiras. VII. 1stLSas;
larANrKp-Rao19 Gu ON y1cii or EioiiTN1RBLE.
sss Sns ssss
H5t)tl WANTED FoM SIXTY DAYS On, tInhr.
liz .aoun., e.si iii nSx = x1tth d1unts
S5 mn To, i9AN-FoR SIX MONTHS on
ssa. Ea!it bsS ii
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SITUATIONS wANrEn-.FrMaI,E


-,- Demesties,
STuAsTI9N "a 70 WANTEp.nY IA 4 GERMAN utRt Az
s' svs 500 s ri. Msty sf .HS ss5,
SlrrAT;n,S 1rus; wANTEp::ny,A 4 GERMAN u1R1, III
&C.; sas
s 4 EstaHSSH.sass sa S.sa:t COOK
%@fSrfy as,.: al, =. n!H ~ st.. e DO
ttafrlHS I'll { g ,essg wSxrEpn xa;; scANR,SAvIAN
SlT!IAs!ilS ,w4srED-nY 4 rlr.s7. CLASS COOK
ssss: s s;xs s;s ss: 5ssa g
rs 'Vess iandalpas,.. III 'fa' family Apply ~
tTvAAT.oS A. .c1s,; w;AHNxED-nY T1tsr.ciags GIRL
roierepec ~ ,car1ora.s. a..4 S ssteenths s' r''"f
e.a = a!a; H a'od reef'neo aa
SlrUArloS wASTin@AS sEGOSp r1RI,. c1Y
* * 10 ilah sowing; In prvao family. VI IT, friGnns
tS,lTUATtoS WxNTEp-Hy ! FIRST .t:i, ASS COOK
I'll n@: i. ! H.. f. srs's good
S1TuaTtpS wANrEn--IS a PRIVATE FAMILY
70 e ,o.nx 2. .s.1nd SoF or tsks cLiEen
s isaxeiSSsf III" f's'''So f'sa'e call "edns'aas' a.
SlruATlpN wASrEp-BYA a WOMAN ABLE ri
81 # *'SssaSinS:' 8: 8:
'fsAds s ~: !; Il; f.t tssas. tSS " An 1aEH
SlTyAT!1S WASrEI3 n 4 STEADY GIRL, TO
tss 4 20 FepfI. la.neS Il a.
S11s1T,9S r.; y e. ,,as,s w,ASrlnny N':siKuTAnIE
s " s" t" ff aa p ss if IL xiasi. house.
Employment 44Gunts.
C'lTUATJDSH WA WASTET,-F4AtIt1tYI IN " .:r I,E
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PARTNERS WANTED.
pARTNER WANTED -AoTiyH tj1t nlIfa'r. WIr,l
~ t. sHa!0y 70 ,ass ~ ,atsssst lu . thor
sntosxatlop desired. aud HnluustiuuAbs refutparps
EiTn1. Aadrcsa w. Tribune nlhct.
()AAiEEn WANTEl,-WIrH sHn. IN A t;gNTEEf.
wslsstshshst sAth business thst will pay fuftups
In fss years. Is7 Clark St. Ro4u. Is.
pAHrHEK WANTED -ElTIfEi, SI,.EST on AG;.
tive. !n bastnehs which IL nfsututely vAfu.
required dl9 @u " Si5 sf roferaaces giss,s and
required. AdGretsJ ). ItIbunu mice.
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31OEbI Gt2 fAl* - IA kkfk1At1ESs
A uCTIpN- N-WESTtJN d CO. I'D EAST WASH lNt;-
~ TpA-ST... HAVE SALES IF lipNaES, UAi.
k!AnEs, AND sLEIGHs. TUESDAYS AND FAl-
P4Ftes xshnx reha.e horse5 1t our place can hsvo
they may not he deceived.
a:ls Any xentenan slshH's saeh hat.e Vii and IA
H,oN sALE-,CHEAp FOR gAsli.-A STRONG,
tquafoeu4 has!ncas buggy, md hns set hf harnssI,
IT., near Hue IsAud.nv.
NOA "a LE-ATA a BARGAIN. FOR WANT or USK,
large. ebund byDAr .Dld ~ntk hur4e IT, Iits rlAas
Norkos; trsl ny. prIce only 8s1 Aso. sound
Old hnrsp Suitable fur Xroeafy wagon xprrss aud
Aptendta harness. fae &U. IT sd tdAy tonIorfuw.
At VI Wsst Fhtsonth'st,. nsar GohtFcaF.
EHoK sALE-A NNE.!ioRYE TRUCK. $ SPRINGS.
Il Hiacksmtth'a shor, fi5 Arehsr.4s.
Iron sALEs--7.YEAR Old HRuWN HORSE,
psttsetly .oana, !ny b1iIas ~siThihH l9u pound4.
1}yANTED TO-DAY. 10 ltOKXEs FOR FARMING
" and driving purpnses At a6l aud I'll staa-st.
WANTED -TliNEE CARLOADS Of HORSES,
" fur " hcl! tho htxhsAt ms.kHl pFico will hu pAd.
ANY part Hs aaSth any hrsc4 tn lls,lsu Of ut private
for ,huIsss WlST0N ! CO., lid sud liz Is,i Was..
3HrtLt-At,
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PERSONAL.

I}EKSllNAI-lF THE KUMMY CUVkS WHO
pi,od tho a5 Il q hiliefst. ca Friday night isst.
Will shsEEy aanY sEis, Nv Sases. sud nun. nothing
vi COLOR viii ubliKs Al,k, q. TIlb4ns otdeS.
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..--.. Nurses.
NfASTEn--A YOUNG GIRL Il OR Is YEARS OLD
70 assist in care Of Two clldren enod hnnle
baf mol big pay. AddrssG With reIersncet f. Tribuns
DttCs. - '
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- uu14tresxeA.
91TANTED-SIi1HT-M MAKERS ATS. WARRINGTON
" It,, up.ttairs. WILSON ERtJS,
}+ANrED-Ex pERiENCEp sEWINr GIRiN Ts,
StAt9-1t. ~ ~ NV "SNN>'
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Employment AEeuoaos.
WANTED - GERMAN AND SCANDINAVIAN
" Ers fur private families hniets nundroa e{ty and
country. At Mrs. bUSkE's u'acu, ~ Milwaukee-av.
..... M{s1allnucOus.
WANTED--A YDUSt. LADY WHO II UGED TO
~ tending cigar stofo Apply At No. 81 South Deg-
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TO RENT-HObSES,

TO ohEST.-rWOSTtKf AND HAas NEST ER1ct
ntI1sei trh rooms: wlef. I:ns, hHh hafh; teaf Lin
oln rark: q s. MAiIkK. III i.aYsls IT,. Ku.n Is,
, 1875-02-03

T 0ASS IN ACsiH OF Slam To 80. Uo0 At CUR
- tput tatss EhiCaEu pEuIs1tty. +. u. BRADLEY.
lsS hAdisLn.st st.. Hoona H.
r OANs IN KI1MH OF H1.U0 UP ON CITY PROF
IL erty; ill buy prime inaltYaG8 JApsr; commercial
aud st1!t-.tats sucured rapcF bought. l.. CURRY, =
hnpH Nu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16
baltimore Cattle pIarlSct.
THURSDAY, APRII. g. lS75

BggP CATTLE The market early in the week
showed some iirmness, and sales were made at
near the rates Of last week, but there was little
activity at that time or subsequently,. Towards
the close Of the market prices gave way. and
sales could not Ice made without a concession of
TO to- and later &c per Id in some instances
from the prices at the beginning Of the market
The quality Of the stock generally was better than
last week, there being more medium and top
Cattle, the latter being also Of "a better quality
and fewer low grades
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves ut 25MS7 75-tbat gen
orally rated first quality 3 GOOSE 25-medium
or good fair quality 4 5OGS5 O0-ordinary thin
Steers Oxen and Cows 62GnS4 50-i1ferjor
and lowest grades Of Cattle o OOG,O OO-ren-
eral average Of the market to-day IS 5O-ex-
IRENE range Of prices 3G2 G)S7 81. Most of
the sales were from > ~ 10 So % per 100 lbs
OF the receipts 202 head came from Ohio. 1872
from Virginia, 90 from West Va, 357 from Ma
ryland, $50 from Pepnsy lTania, 225 from Illinois
IS from Tennessee, and 90 from Kentuck
receipts FOR the week 1880 head against 1902 last
week, aud 1910 bead same time last year. or
the offerings 5I2 head were taken by Baltimors
butchers, 2O2 sold to Washington city and Nor
folk butchers and 100 10 Eastern Spectators
total sales for the week l9s head agains. 900
last week, and lJ5 head same time last wear
COws.-We quote Mich Cows at 356s4s per
head, aud market fair for good Cows
Hoes. The supply has been rather light dur
ing tbs past week and the demand only mode
rate prices have shown no other change than
may be Attributable TO little better quality Of
the lower grades. There are DO indications AT
present Of ang change 10 quotations, nor are
they anticipated while the brmness Of prices NJ
the West continues as il does. We quote AZ 10
r. 81 30 per 100 lbs net. Receipts this week
1913 head, against 3 80 last week 1000 bead
same same time last year.
SusEr. The market has been fully supplied
during ihe past week, considering tue demand
for operations have been quite limited. buvsrs
being unwilling to give press at prices, and iur-
chasing IA small quantities. The quality was
about The same ~ last week The market closed
quite dull, with = tendency o. lower figures 49,
We quote wool Sheep AZ BOIL cents. and shear
cd 20 So 81 cen Is per 10. gross Receipts this
seek 3liG head, against 29l7 last week. aud
2O86 head same time last year.- Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16
A Sewing Machine for 81.

HAVING n magnificent Cabinet Sew
ing Machine and some choice Oil Pain
tings and Chromos to dispose OF, / pro-
pose to sell 75 Tickets on the Sewing
Machine and II on the Paintings ut 81
each, making in all 90 Tickets. The
Sewing Machine is worth by itself SIPS,
and the Pictures S27. These Tickets
will be for sale Mt the Stores until all
are disposed of, when Public Drawing
will be had and superintended by disin-
terested parties. at the Court House or
some other Public room. For further
information inquire of
w. ID. SIMPSON,
Or Mt any Of the Stores in Romney
Romney, April Q, 1S75.-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16


AN INDIAN SroRY.-A gentleman OF
st. Paul, who is just back from trip up
the river, gives the particulars of a ra-
Their extraordinary case of experience in
the last awful storm. An indian and
his squaws were caught out in the storm
while out journeying from Fort Randall
to the Fort Thompson Agency, and be-
coming bewildered took refuge in a
small ravine. They wrapped their blank
cts about them and sat down under the
bank. The snow soon covered them, but
the Indian kept hole through the rap
idly forming drift with his gun which he
would poke up occasionally. They re-
manned there all night, and the drift be-
came so high in the meantime, that he
was obliged to splice the ramrod to the
end of his rifle to reach the top and keep
up ventilation. During their imprison.
ment the squaw gave birth to child,
and it was christened Snow Drift"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

GUANo ISvEsrieATED.-The long-re-
ceived opinion that guano is the deposit
OF myriads OF sea birds, accommodating
through long ages, is rendered untena-
Die by the recent investigation OF DIR.
label. After treating the guano with
an acid. microscopical and chemical ex-
animation revealed that the insoluble
residue was composed Of fossil sponges
and other marine animals and plants
precisely similar in construction TO such
as still exist in those seas. The Fact
that the anchors of ships in the neigh.
borhood ofthe guano islands often bring
up guanc from the bottom of the ocean
Is qnite in opposition to the prevalent
belief. DIR. Habel therefore considers
that the deposits Of guaso must be the
result ofthe accumulation offossil plants
and animals whose organic matter has
been transformed into heterogeneous sub
stance, the mineral portion remaining
intact,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16
wNo change is reported in the

kvNo change is reported i'm the sit.
uation of the coal mines i'm Pennsylva-
MIA, where the strikes exist. An at
tempt to secure vote of the miners in
the Wyoming section, by secret ballot,
as to whether they would resume work
or not ut company's terms, was defeated
by the leading strikers. 1t was believ.
ed that such vote would have resulted
in favor of work, rs in the case of the
miners Of the Lackawanna region.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16
MARRIED..

AZ Potomac Seminary, on the l2,h inst, by
Rev. G W Finley, Mr. jaws MrlLEp1 to Hiss
Mary Lewis, both Of this county
AZ The Mouth Of the soutl Branch. At the resi-
denoe OF The brides mother on Wednesday last
The l4ih inst Nc. WILLIAM GrrHarE 10 Miss
SUHE krYSESDAbL, daughter Of he late James
Euydendall all Of this County.
On the 7ih inst ia Piedmont BY the Rev. II
Nice, hr. Fa1ScIs 7 SxirH, Of Pompey Smash.
Nd, TO Mss Eliza LgATHERvAS, Of Mineral CO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

20 1t appears from the Moorefield
AdreHiSer that Bean, the Inau accused
of the murder of Til Wilburn, has not
confessed, as stated by Shenandoah
valley paper. A man namel Oats. how,
ever, whom Bean attempted TO implicate
in the murder, has turned against him,
and testifies that Bean confessed the
murder TO him.
sg'F To make an ounce of ottar of ro-
ses about 100000 roses, weighing 81
pounds, are required.
tS Don't imagine that you was born
TO reform the world. You can't split n
mountain with toothpicll.
tsS Marriage by advertisement is ra-
pidly increasing in London. Adyertis-
ing always pays, remember.
Ia A Spanish proverb says: "A kiss
without mustachc is like an egg with
out salt"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

ABOUT HATING.-IIate not. 1t is not
worth while. Your life is not long e.
nough to make it pay to cherish ill-will
or hard thoughts toward any one. What
II that man has cheated you, or that wo-
man has played you false? What if
this friend has forsallcn you in your
time of need, or that one, having won
your utmost confidence, your warmest
love, has concluded that he prefers to
consider and treat you as stranger?-
Let it all pass. What difference will it
make to you in a few years. when you
go hence to the undiscovered countrv?'
All who ill-treat you now will be moro
sorry for it then, than you, even in your
deepest disappointment and grief, can be-
"A few more smiles, a few more tears,
some pleasure, much pain, little longer
hurrying and worrying through the
world, some hasty greetings. and alb
rnpt farewells, and our play will be
played ont" and the injurer and the
injured will he led away. aud ere long
forgotten. Is it worth while to hate
each other?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16
By Yesterdays Nail.

VA United States Marshal has
served another writ of Injunction upon
the county court and sheriff OF j Jefferson
county, West Virginia, restraining them
from the collection of taxes from the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
for the year 1874. The former iniunc.
tion was for the year ls73.-Cunab. Ne,cs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

DELICATE PEoPLE.--There is constant
sympathy expressed by robust people
Tor those OF slight physical constitution.
we think the sympathy ought to turn in
Tue opposite direction. 1t is the delicate
people who escape the most fearful dis
orders, and in three cases out of four.
live the longest. These gigantic struc.
lures are almost always reckless of
health. They say nothing hurts me-"
and so they stand in draughts, and 90
out into the night air to cool of. and eat
crabs at midnight, and doif their iannels
IN April, and get their feet wet.
But delicate people are shy of peril.
they know that disease has been fishing
Tor them for twenty years and they keep
away from the hook. No trout can be
caught If he sees the shadow of the
sportsmen on the brook These people
whom everybody expects to die live on
most tenaciously.
we know of a young lady who evil
IDENTIFY married wealthy man of eighty
live years, on the ground that he was ve-
ry delicate and with reference TO her one
third. But the aged invalid is so care
full Of his health, and the young wife is
so careless of hers that it is now uncer-
tain whether she will inherit his store
houses, or he inherit her wedding rings.
Health and longevity depend more up
on careful and intelligent management
OF ones self than upon original physical
outfit. PauPs advice to the sheriff is ap-
propriate to the people in all occupa-
tions: do myself no harm -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

Power OF CoAL.-Few realize the
power stored in coal for mans use. 1t
is stated rs scientific fact, that in a
boiler of fair construction, a pound of
coal will convert nine pounds of water
into steam. Each pound of steam will
represent an amount of energy or capa-
city for performing work equivalent to
1866 foot pounds, or for the whole
nine pounds, 6,720,00O foot pounds. In
other words, one pound of coal has done
as much work in evaporating nine pounds
of water into nine pounds of steam. as
would lift 1882 tons ten feet high.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

WAs1tINeToN, April 14,-Alexander
+. Shiras, Brevet Major General and
commissary general Of subsistence. died
this morning at 8 O'Clock, after linoer-
ing and painful illness, at his residence
in this city, on New York avenue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

WMr. Jenney. government geolo.
gist, left Fort Laramie for the Black
Hills. accompanied by a military escort
on the 18th instant. The Indians are
fully aware of all that is going on, and
are willing to dispose of the coveted part
of their domain for good round sum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

1873. TERMS & PREMIUMS 1875
TO GETrERS UP OF CLUES.
TEN COPIES, $40 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
Que year.
TWENTY COPIES, $50 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
one year aud one copy OF the Daily Sun
six months.
THIRTY COPIES, sac 90
With au extra copy Of the Weekly Sun
and one copy of the Daily Sun year,
FORTY COPIES, 40 90
With an extra cory of the Weekly Sun,
and one copy Of .he Daily SUN one year,
also an extra copy Of the Daily sun
for six months.
FIFTY COPIES, $50 90
With an extra copy Of the Weekly sun
aud two copies of the Daily Sun for
one year.
SEVENTY-FlVE COPIES. S75 90
With an extra copy OF the Weekly Sun,
aud three copies of the Daily Sun one
yesF.
ONE. HUNDRED COPIES, s1oo 90
with an extra copy ST the Weekly Sun,
aud copies VI - peilv sun one wear
Getters up Of Clubs will ind the ABOVE .er-,s
the most liberal that car be offered By a First
Glass Family Journal. The proprietors not only
prepay the postage on the clubs received but al
SO on the premium copies both Daily l. Weekly.
The safest method Of iemitting funds by mail
viii he found to be by draft postofice money
order. Address
A. S. ABEL & CO., Proprs..
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Md.
Jan. 10, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16

New YORK, April l4.-Advices from
Highland, Pennsylvania, say the pick.
et-guard fired four times Monday night
at men trying to break through their
lines. 1t is said that two of the men
shot ut were severely wounded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-16
DIED.

10 Piedmont, Mineral county, on the oh inst,
THOMAS con Of James F. and orphy Davis, sged
~ years.
On The LET inst, Al her residence near Frank
fort Mineral county, after protracled illness,
Mrs MARY Loye, wife Of Philip Long, ia the
s3rd year OF Der sgs
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HAnrDps Sidney CoLLson.


IENHE next session Of this Seminary Of Learn
Il ing will commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1874.
Bampden Sidney is situated 10 Prince Edward
County. Va, within few hundred yards Of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from FarmSille the nearest depot Of the tlantie
Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad. The locality Of
the College is most healthy, and The community
around distinguished for intelligence and pfety
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with the College Il retains the buy-
ricuium AID the great aim Of ia teachers is TO
secure thofouRhness 10 the training and instrue-
ton OF tlScir pupils and thus TO prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties Of life.
The ordinary expenses Of a student exclusive
OF Tie cost Of clothing travelling and books, are
from S225 TO 1915 year
For Catalogue and further Information ap-
ply TO
REV. j. VI. =. ATKINSON,
President Hampton Sidney CoHege,
Prince Edpard County, Ia
July l8, 1874.
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO wit "A rules
held in the Cluks Oace Of the County
Court Of Hampshire county, on the first Monday
IN February 1875.
hsns2n y. Dawson, survivor Of Hanson r.. Daw-
son and Samuel y. Brsdy late partners do
ing business under The name and GRIN Of Bra-
dy 4 Dawson 81 inuGs,
aS
John J. Kern, defendant
~ Chmcery.
The oljec, o. bis suit Is 10 recover Of ibe DE-
PENDANT TIE sum 81 eighteen dollars and taeive
cents with interest thereon q on tbe Yah dav of
September 1854, tiu paid and % attach the de-
iendants estate especially bis Interest in Dot
NO. 81 n Eomney, ard subject tho same 10 t1e
payment of said sum aud ialerest ard The costs
90 this suit
nd it appearing Wy affidavit That ,be deren-
dHut John j. Kern does nos reside in THE State
% is ordered that ihe sid defendant DO arpeaf
here vithin one month after the frst publication
81 ih.a order and go what's re-tssary 20 protsc,
bis iateresi in this suit Trstt
&. $. WHITE. .c.c.H.c.
March q. 1875
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Oo--
j. H. BOWEN,
BLACKSMITH.

las opened a shop just in the rear Of SIR.
Il N: Aliens Carriage House. wbero ne may
he found early and late. lie is prepared 10 do
any kind Of Repairing and farm work Here Ia
the place TO get your homemade horse-shoes--
you can obtain them at the same price ne at tbs
store, and then will put them on at a moderate
price. Farmers wishing good cheap, work done
Will please seud heir orders and they will be
promptly filed lRomney, Nov. 6, 1874 EN-