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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-02

A MISS HASKE, of Allentown, Pa. :,
has six grandmothers, all living. The
Hankes take in good deal of this
tangled skein Of life.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-02

Count ARNIM is not so i'll as general
" reported. He has been improving
radidly, and has stamina yet to last out
Prince Bismarck.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-02

THEY have found a beehive / of a
mile in length, near San BernardidO,
Cal. and are talking of calling it the
''Linked Sweetness Mine"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-09-02

TUE most economical time to buy
cider is when it is not very clear, for
then it will settle for itself.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
Notice.

HAVING determined 20 remove from this
state. hereby authorize HENRY b. Gil
HbSON 10 set COR me 10 iL6 settlement 81 he
hIsiress NJ Gtlkescn b Pauie and Giikeson.
Psi;io 4 Pugn. and most respectfully request ali
parties 10 settle their iudebtness a. soon a. pos.
sible.
c. w. PATTIE.
Romney, April ls, Isf5.-m
For Cassimcrcs for suits of all quail.
tics-for Gents d Ladies under suits.
sec stock sc
GiLKESON. PUGH & vANCEs.
NOy. rs, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
Fresh Arriral.

'iLhrSON, IUGll IL NANCE,
4 RE receiving considerable additions 10 tbei,
"A former stock, comprising beautiful
Fall STYLES of prints a. & ard 10 cents
Bleach' d and Rrown Muslios,
Fancy Goods, Notions, &c.
seii-se"ling Fruit Jars Cans. Of every de-
scripti"u prepared sealinr-wnx for cans.
a nice stork oi Family Groceries
entnpe'e stock IL oiOnewnfe,
Aiik Pane Jars, &C.,
Bacon, LAID, u Ut, White Corn Meal. &c.
All To TIC sold low 10 prompt reople and fo,
c"sh very low Call ana suFpiy yourselves
Ronney, Aug 2Oi 1918
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

CyIt Is related that when James Rus
sell Lowell was lost in Rome, a mendi
cant met tho poet-in the Corso one day,
and asked for contribution to repair a
monastery. You should not ask me
for add remarked Lowell, in choice Tus
can. "for am a hereto" THAT makes
no difference" replied the astute friar ::
'.your money is orthodox"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
81 II T. e.
w. II. SHlplEY,
Dealer and Worker in
PEACHBOTTOM 6. BUCKINGHAM
NEANIyOOD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just prblishid, new edition Of On. CUr-
SSt,-, NhRW WELLS Celebrated Essay on The
E-SSesS< ra"tcSi cure (wiihout incidence of Sper-
- IN ItorIhG. or Seminal Necklaces, !nvol-
uulars Seminal Losses impoiency, Mental aud
PLY steal incspaci,y, impedimenis To Marriage
etc also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits To-
duced 10y seli-iDdugeace OF sexual extraya-
gance, &C.
no Price, in n sealed envc, Pc, only six cents
The celehratd arthor, in this admirable Is
say. clearly demonstrates, from thirty wears
successful practice, that the alarming consequent
ces of s.'i-abu may lie radically cured without
The dangerous nse of internal medicine or The
application of The knife pointing out nod
II cure ~ once simple, certain, and eiT.cju,l by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure hi,useli cheaply,
ptiyrgely and radically
5ss- This Lecture should b e in the hands o
every youth end every man in the land.
Sent. under seal in pinin envelope, to any
address, postpaid, 90 receipt OF six cents or two
post sismps.
Address tie Publishers,
ClIAS. j. {. KLINE & CO.,
;27 Bowefy. NJ" York Post Office Box, 4JsC
Oct -, ls75.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
BALTIM ORE.
THE WHITE RUSSIAN OATS
Som thing Newt
L 4 II VI E s REA THISt
Agents wanted.

n HESB Oats hsve bern thoroughly tested and
proves 90 oe thc finest known Their ,irid
IS enofnsous- 90 or 50 busbeis per acre Co. ihe,
niI grow well OF thia land--they do not irjure
your land Ike The common oais. a Packaae
that vii yipd from 70 10 bushels ~ oats. win
circular giving terms % Agents, ana full nsff0c-
lions ss 20 time and manner Of sowing, viii BE-
sgnt, postpaid. 10 any one desiring 10 act rs A.
gent on leceirt 81 30 cents TIE oats offer are
lnih and gtauire setd--tbis years production
Sow Is The time to order, 50 ; gu may be prrpar.
Cd for early fall sowing Address
{. II. TIBBS. Scotsman.
Cleveland Bradley Co, Tenn.
REFERENCES.
We, ibe underlined are personally acquaint.
~ ifh Mr. g. -. ribis ard certify that orders
sent him i.r seeds will be promptly SLED.
T. Bsyuss, Ne;cirut End Photographer
:. W Case, Trustee Bradley C0uaiy.
june o. 1915
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
ID r.. w a ID Els
oliver COrrectol
And Cure for Dyspepsa
Free 1ron1 .iIcoholic SiH
IctJitS.

Among HE many discoveries IL via,a
medies i'T Us sprpsir, Gape slaad hists
~ te's liv-r CotIec,or."
READ THE FOLLOWING TEsTwoy
EtBg6 l.. - Granville 60
March 10, 1873
Da. WADE, Dear Sir: Have f,4en SIlrla
Liver Disease or . yenrs, which y, lvs
moLnied Ia derangemPnt When 10 Bsus
las, Nov, niber. procured 'ns bottle 81
Cor ecior. now consider myself vel. 3
Especially,
ISAAC n. DAY, Of Day 4 ged-r.
fr"f NORMAN, Emeritus, of v sshinga Il
veisiiy, nd nov Resident Pbyiicsu. /
Sull bur Springs. SAYS:
''Dr. Wsdes Liver Corrector ard Del
Cure is one ~ The very best remedies fori.
sis d vety USED.
Dn JoSgs, prominent physician ~ 'lg
Who has prescribed IL rcr iwoys says
II cen End $50 tti;er remedy or biEqs
Liver Con plsiDt than pde's Liver torn
Cot Go0pg, prominent aud vel 81
seHilcm"n IN the same eoHuty, Va, sag,
keep " regularly IN my family, saa
rot te Without ~.
Nr. JSO. a McARTHuh, Comfy Tfsasr's
Euplin, 90 n G.. So 8: "Wade's I've
rector has done me more good, aud gi's
more rtlief IN Dyspepsia, than any msi 4
ever took &C.. sc
PR0v Nosb. Of oilegs Of Physicians ara !
geons Of Baltimore, Hu1 distiaEui.'sa -
toner IN that city. pTescrib's and usri y y
own family md saws "it v The f-s' ~
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver srs toas'
lion Of Bowels eyer kaew"
UAE juL =. e fTf. : ~
DR. y. WADY. Uear sir - havs fesosra
I'd -. AIDES liver CorieciOf ~ mJ Z
ice sod have T md ~ very excellent -
in iofpidiiy - ne Liver. aud h,ve knpf' :
give relief when Other ffmsdies ha6 isisl.
WI. TiOKP. " y
BstTlsopr "Srx' says: CDR wstsi
C"rItci0I y prfsefibed by orr bssi Phjs
tor Dyspepsis Hbd Liver Dise,ses, spd ~ -
shy 81 ,nt friends suffering With saeb, ~
- irial +"
DR.. walker, n celebrated pbysiciss G
prODonUce5 Wsds's Liver rofrselor ls
remedy exiasi fos Dysl~psia IN sll ~ ie'ui
ID. WADE < co. Sole Propre.s
hoiesaIe Druggist
800 ". Baltimore sir'a
BMrn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

V"Ben Billings stole cattle aud then
lied about it, so his friends took him out
and performed a surgical operation on
him from which he never recovered" is
the way the death Of Nebraska man is
recorded in local paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

INlE subscriber having changed The running
i OF his daily line of Stages (Snndays exc.p.
ted from Pa,iorsons Creek to Grren Srtinf
kGr, VIII leave e"ci morning Green Spiinp
Rum upon The arrival Of the accommo.
patton train, aud leave Rouuey Mt . A NJ each
morning aud connecting with the western bound
recommendation rhin 4 r. 81. by this line, dis
tance between Green Spring Run and Romney is
ontl63 miles, shortest route Passengers ma resi-
assured that on The part OF the proprietor eve.
~ attention will be paid TO their comfort All
packages entrusted 10 me will he attended TO.
ISAAC PARKER.
August 10, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tohe E'dor erie South BJQneh hf,ifeeacer.
ESTEEMED FHESD
VIII you please inform your readers that I
have q positive
CUHE FOR CONSEHPTTON
and all disorders of The Throat nnl Lungs, aa1
lhni. by is use IN NV practice, have cared hun.
dreds OF cases, ard vii give
81 GOO 90
Tor case IL viii not benefit. Indeed. &C. sirono
Is my hiih ! VIII send q SgaiO,e Jyes. 10 ans
suh,ref addressing me
Please show this letter 20 suy one YOU r,og
know who is suffering from these disease. and
Obise, ~ thfaily Jopfs,
DH r +. BURT.
60 !riH'um 81, N,o TorL
Dec 4. 1871 gov.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

~ A young laiy from the rural dis.
tricts entered q dry goods store the 9TH
er day and asked for pair Of stockings.
The clerk politely asked her what mum.
Der she wore. "Why, two, you blasted
fool; do you suppose am centipede,
or wooden leg? How many do you
suppose two.leggcd hair.pin like me
would wear?"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
FITS CURED FREE!

A ny person suffering from The ebovo disease
- lie requested so adde's On Pglcs nad
tiul bottle Of medicine will be forwarded by
Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing To nv large business are small
Pr. Price is q regular pa. siciun, and has made
tue tIeatmeui IF
FITS or FPyLEPSI
a study for Years, md he viii warrant a cure by
lie use Of his remedy.
DO not f,il 20 send 10 lin for trial bottle
ii costs nothing, aud he
WILL Ct'RE TOT,
no m,iter OF how long standing ysur rsre NAY
be. or how many other remedies NOV have failed.
Circulars aud ttsi'r enislc sort With
FREE TRiiL BOT'TLE.
BE pqricUar 20 give ycpr Express, az well as
your Post Office election, and
Address,
Dir. CHAS r. PRICE.
CT William Street, New York
Dee. 4, lsT4.-t2w.
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Groceries
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TIE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN has sue
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
IRA H y RT,
AT HIS MACHINE DEPOT.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA.

ThcSe me eGsiiy attached 10 Sac UiYs
or any other ,,opcr, anil w0rronted IL
yri"d FIo"r and Heoi n sUpcyior qVnl.
!Lg At grcoicr 1afe If speed haH any other
Hlt, 0gd do Il ,cjiLom beaEHg or nm
ohcy dQicuiy. Weight 400 liz anu
orc"Pies fret squire NJ foor. 3O.iDch
N'Ns are corJH,d ~ grigd 20 bgshei,
per h,rr, and many do print Grom 80 4,
60 bWhcis per bo9r. P,jce, s275.
II S-U ujIhjB 30 dogs Cor ony y,a.
soa, NE mill shOaH not Js eaGrcIg sofjsJoc.
tory. u 'cW be f0keH incl and ME poB.D
rcfaH"cd, oD7 al raiir0ad and steamboat
charges PAIL Loh W0ys
Fra cio~ CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
and CABDlNG MACHINES on hand
md mo}e ia 0rtler.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
WIT AND IIUMOR.

tv rhs tailors favorite vegetable
Cabbage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
I<INGSFORD,s
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.

For TgiiiHgs WgHe NANCE. Zee Cram. &c.
Is the original - Established IN ls4s. And pr
serves its reputation ne Purer, stronger s,d
More rsicste thar anv other article Of
the kind offered, eithe- 81 the same
name or with other TITLES
stevenson Nscadsm. IN D.. Sc. the highest
cheuicai authority &C Europe, carefully anHl, I'd
ihis Corn Starch. and SAYS 10 u a nInst excellent
Article o. diet and 10 chemical and feeding pro-
pertiss IS fully equal 10 the best arrow FOOT.
Directions for making Puddines, Cuslarls
Sc accompany each one pound package.
For Sale by al First-class Gr0cers.
July 2, 1875.
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South Branch Intelligencer.
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Office, Corner Xoim and Grorel Lane SIS
EoxsEY, WEST VIRGINIA.

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viousiy agreed upon between the parties
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limited interest land notices OF deaths axcet ing
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~ y couple Of color. aTectionately
interested in each other, with "a view to
matrmony, and unable TO read or write.
have been corresponding through third
parties. The other day Romeo was lis
tcning to letter from lis Jnliet. i'm
which happens the expression. "Rccln.
Ing in the arms Of Morpheus" What &
dat? In the arms fan pudlcr niger?
Dat gal can 90 TO Jcrico--l dun lub dat
secon' han darl,ey no, sab -
ANECDorE or WEBsTEu-At the city
dinner on the Fourth Of July. 1859. in
Fancuil Hall, Boston. D.. Il. n. Nrale.
chaplain Of the day. turning to the pic
turc OF Webster replying 90 IIayur. r..
marked that he spent his useful DAYS i'm
Washington, witnessing the scene there
portrayed and hearing the address i'm
which was first uttered that great scnti.
mcnt, Liberty aud Union. now and for.
ever, ono and forever inscpcrablc." and
related an amusing incident which hap.
pcned 70 Mr.. Webster just after the great
speech. For the purpose Of little re.
laxltiOn, he went TO Virginia with some
friends. They called at n farm house
and asked for some milk and water to
drink. The good woman Of the house
went to get some. Her husband. who
had been intently reading newspaper
containing Mr.. Webster's speech asked
Mr. w.
"Do you know " ebster?"
Yes. / believe / do" was the reply.
well. how does he look?"
"Ratber savage" replied Mr.. Webster.
They say he looks like me"
We'll, are you Web ,ter?"
Yes, they say am, aud 1 suppose IL
is So"
by this time the wife came i'm with the
milk and water.
Garry that back carry that back -
said her husband. This is Daniel
Webster. Make pitcher OF hail storm /:
nothing but hailstorm will do for Web.
stcr.
"a Carpenters are given to vice-they
do so much chiselling
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
LIGHTKEEPER SAVES ELEVEN
LIVES.
.LEVEN

Az midnight the 4th inst. Mr. Trawin, keeper Of
Passac Lighthouse, Newark Bay, and the members Of
his family alarmed by cries Of distress proceeding
from the bay Having been previously often deceived
10y pleasure parties and others shouting
toness for nclp Trawn at first 10th to start but
the continued he sent his assistant and
boy IN small boat to the rescue II necessary They
iOund yacht capsized and eleven persons cngng 10
her Tor dear lie. The greatest necessary to
prevent the swamping Of the small boat, as with un-
reasoning instinct Tor sell preservation all wanted 10
board her Alter absence Of half hour the boat
returned with three Of the par " almost dead The
large boat Oi the station was then despatched and had
the good fortune 10 rescue the remainder Not
lost and oil were kindly cared for until able 10 de-
part Great credit ID due " the keepers OF the light
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

in state OF hopeless degradation ?" He then commend
on the means Of reaching them as follows
Here meet at the first step in England Church o.
grand proportions established for ages, nherlAhg s'
endowments wealth privilege and titles Win an wy
means OF exertng the utmost influence on the nauohA
mind. For this what has II to showY IL mas grea
cathedrals, with bishops, and deans, and cAhohs
whole retinue OF oenehced clergy men who read OF
ntone the prayers with such hosts of men anu boys
TO chant the services as If mustered together would
make small army The machinery is ample, but the
result, we fear, not at all corresponding
On Sunday last We attended two of the most famous
places OF worship in London-the Temple church and
Westminster Abbey. The former belongs TO ancient
guild OF lawyers attached 70 what known as the
dating back hundreds OF years which has
large grounds running down TO the Thames,
and great piles. OF buildings divided on into
courts and full OF lawyers offices Standing among
these is church celebrated for Its beauty which
belonged TO the Knights Templars, some of whose
their crossed posture how they went 10 Palestine to
fight for the Holy Sepuchre AS It Is IA church which
mission TO tho pc~s without All order from "a bench
err which sent 70 us personal courtesy. The
church has the air OF being very aristocratc and
elusive; and those whose enjoyment OF religious ser
depends on 'worshipping God in good company"
may feel at while sitting IN these high backed
pews, from which the public are excluded
The church is noted for It's music, which amateurs
pronounce exquisite. As am not educated in these
things, do not know the precise beauty and force
OF all the Qups and quavers OF this most artistic
performance The service was given at full
length, in which tho Lords Prayer was re-
peated five times. With all the singing and sin
tonng and downsittng and uprising, and the bowing
OF necks and bending of knees the service occupied an
hour and half before the rector, Rev DIR. Vaughan,
ascended the pulpit He is brother in-law OF Dean
Stanley, and man much respected in the Church His
text was ''He took infrmtes, and bare our sick
nesses " from which he preached sermon appropriate
70 the day, which was "Hospital Sunday" a day OBJ
served throughout London for collections in aid of the
hospitals. 1t was simple and practical, and gave
the impression OF a truly good man. such there
thousands in the Church of England
But what effect had such SERVICE or hundred
such, on the poor population of Londony About
much the exquisite music itself has the rise and
fall OF the tide in the Thames which flows by the
moonlight has vegetation. | know not what mis-
sion agencies these old churches employ elsewhere
labor among the poor, but far as any immediate
influence is concerned outside Of very small circle Il
ia nnn nj
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
THE CZAR'S NAMESDAY--THE GREEK
CHAPEL.

Yesterday was the 'namesday'- the day that nearly
corresponds our christening time-of the Emperor
Alexander of Russia and such 1t is religiously OBJ
served throughout his dominion wherever his sub
jects reside Services appropriate to the day and occa
sion held In the RussanGreek chapel, where the
liturgy OF ST. Chrysostom was chanted by the Rev.
Father Nicolas Berrng in the presence OF the Russian
Charge d'AIaircs at Washington, NJ de Voigt the
Russian Consul General this port Mr. w. dc Bodisco,
and the Russian Consul General at San Francisco Mr.
W de Wellesley and others As preparation for
whatever unoa Of tho Greek and Old Catholics and An
gllCas may result from tDelr late conference Bonn
and any other conferences that they may hold here.
after Mr BJeTihg now conducts his chapel
services wholly in English except on the first
Sunday In every month, when the SlavUnc Ian.
guagc is used. Tho little church on Second avenue
Is altogether inadequate To the wants OF The orthodox
Greek Catholics In this city and the friends who gather
there every week To unite IN the simple but beautiful
services Of the place When Mr. Catacazy here lots
were purchased Lexington avenue; hut since his de-
parture nothing has been done toward the erection OF
church elnCc should properly set forth the great
ness and the wealth Of the Russian Empire itly
represent the Greek commercial houses Of this city Of
which have fourteen, engaged principally in cotton
and East India goods Last spring urgent representa-
tons made u the imperial government and a
short time before Father BJcrrng himself visited ST.
Petersburg but the only thing accomplished was TO set
the Renwcks to prepare plans aud make estimates OF
cost and there the matter rests awaiting the slow proc
OF red tape which prevails at the home government
According TO the plans the structure viii be beautiful
one in the Oriental style OF architecture, the main part
of which Is be devoted public Worship with resi-.
dcnccs underneath Tor the priests The amount rc.
quired Is about $4,000 These plans have been for
wardcd TO 81 Petersburg, but no answer has been
ccved. About $50 OOO has been collected here from
sources, including private donation Of about
SO 900 from Mr. WInans, Of Baltimore, who has had
large railroad contracts III Russia and the Grand
Duke Alexis, when Ia this country, gave 81 900 in gold
Edccs Tor the Greek Church IN European capitals have
been built exclusively with money from the imperial
treasury The Greek churc. H Paris Is splendid struc-
which cost ,ulu 900 francs.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
PEW SALE IN A SYNAGOGUE.
NEW FEATURES IN JEWISH WORSHIP.

NEW IN JEWAoh WOhoA1Afs
After the sharp fight which the orthodox and the re-
formers In the congregation Bnai Jeshurun have had,
the reopenng OF that edince under its and trans
formed style is an event in Judaism. Following the
example thus set another congregation, in New Eng
land has gone to the civil courts like difference
and though the result has been noted 1t is be-
ieyed that the reformers will win there also. The
street synagogue has been thoroughly re-
0tted altered and presents now the appearance OF
A Christian church rather than Jewish syna
poeue fine organ has been introduced and
female voices will be heard in the choir once
again Some time ago for short time, female
singers allowed there but for the sake Of peace
they set aside, and the old forms prevailed The
pews have been rearranged for families that hereat
Ter any pious sraeitc take his vile and children
into the pew with himself instead OF sending them
up into the gallery of old The readers desk and
the pulpit remain about where they were and as they
were On Friday evening the synagogue was opened
for divine service and address was delivered by the
Rev A. Ornsten. This gentleman came hither lew
months ago from Australia, on Visit 10 the United
States but II is than likely his services will be
secured permanently by this congregation. He Is An
earnest thoughtful preacher and his dlscourses already
delivered in the Thirty fourth street synagogue have
been very acceptable The regular sale Of pews in ha
synagogue will take place to-day W ten e'eeek \ NJ
aud lively tms h anticipated