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New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

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:. @ s:., s:sS co. e g c''' Meat o'H Nai4 400
Ba,1wseat Flour da an heaSy. Of State as3ds3 90
tIceeugy hte doing the berth after the
change Toansee for limited ern 70
7eipO loo bales Cotton q. 93 6d and and 40 % se $ %
and 80 Bacon On private terms se Charters com
feqea 81 Itsaa O,,' Of 60 GG5 tca. r,Ete heoss to
schooner, hence to Cape lyeu ia l76 register
with general easS AZ on 90 s,, 40, maze & SuS an
cego private American schooner Of lO7 tons hnee TO
s '.D & on 3d. S"oat oa . ao as paS
300 bbs general e'ro limp run Of 20 V enoo1er w.a
Gaaiaenpe with geHea e;O one on ryate
term, the oS., Of 1 & SS to D'''0' 'ne'' TO win fU
GkaS-n whe,. steadloes at early change with
steady quiet Te market win moderate shipping DER
ehssy ii o billing tae ..e are 600 tp,rt night 81 VI
10 Sgh sS 81 O@s % for h.p sOas
nd tor 80 & .s @ n,sf p'' % % IL ;,S's .od
2? M A%ss. S.,. . Fl - % do SS 1S S S1H. %." c.na, R
81 50 s2Oc bush ID at 81 iO
. Man s @ :lt S SS &
60 and 200 bush .sa sr R.se st,;s ws mn' G a.
scares o the sales are 100 ba.S Ses aaes
mssd sII IS c. %Se a, 6S97i on track and
% a.. SS e 0o S STATE on SSS pa
Corn steady and in . demand o eIOS, and the trade
s3 sno DO white at 1884 d. Yellow e5So5a Jersey
u0Ps~The mEct rule lower and there has
Sen exporter made public Brewers
purchasing the moment eIeu We revise our quo
NY Choice crop 1874 33a43 olds all govhs...". S9l6
Low TO .....30d34 learings
Bstsrn 3Od4O Caliorniahs lSi4aUa4o
HAY AND sTRAw-The market without important ehaoSe and
the only limited quote Prime Timothy a. 3oe ed
and Clover AlIed at 6567Oc suaH-Long Rye fOdfoc short
| do at GOe., aud Dat al 45e.
MOLAssRs-Roregn still very quiet for w,nt NJ s;ocf and late
barely supported Choice Domestic continues good demand
rates. lower grades somewhat negeeed We quote
Last Crop STOCK
Cuba cebtrsas, and Mlrsd.........
Cuba Csyed. ed...;.;................-9- l73 thds
Cuba Muscoysdo, RetnuR a =
Cuba huscovado, 0rocefy y.'.......'.'' 3Sd4oJ
Porto hco l,4eO hnda
English Islands. ds....................3sT60 ITO hhds
Orleans. .65dO0 5000 bbls
ingi quoted So Of loo bb ~ l0i loo bns
~ % 100 bb. light wGgh ~ 25 700 bbis No SO 20
bbs No. 81 62a ne Is dull soft
there ae selling n lots at the outside figure Far Ia
yard qaoEel a. " so AHd quiet fIch dull % SS
oILs-nsesd Is dull sa values unchanged 75e from crush
steady Lard without ehIngei Prime Winter quoted at
81 l2dkl 10. Otter OILS unchanged
PROylSONS-rhe Pork market irregular easier for spot hat
sroassr ioI the OF Obhl New Mess sl9esl9 20
ss 300 bill. m.,s last 1sht -ler March siS % oda. 900
$50 bills da seller May. sls 2OGs9 25 boo bbI do seller
Jane s 20 Beef bm aad IN air deGaed sales Of 100 bo.
$40 Terce Beef In f3 demand and steady sales Of
200 tes Cu Extra inda Mess on private ems Beef Hams more
bb Western s2 @f22 Cat Meats
Of 0D pieces at ir PTeh Shoulders;
Pckd Shade for Smoked dol lOiS Fresh
Hams lUsd0 for Picked dol l2dl2a for smoked io az 900
Bacon quite ara bot active wsni supplies
Western Long Gear lOsci 30 boIes'r do do l0i 100
Western short Rib IU Short Clear Dressed Hog
hiels saa si.eri 'alss VI westp snd City "sSs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

To!ai' for three ~eei'slle''s4o s085 93I sos 100
decrease from 1874 Of s2e2 s3l. or over 97 oer
cent. and from 1888 of Ss52,44O over 80 per cent
The stock market continues i'll a feverish and nm.
Titled condition being subject TO manipulations.
LIZ oles! Of Which il is Gpie apparent is 70 sustain
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
THE MARKETS.
ICarefully reported for The TRIBUNE. ]
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TBuRsDAI Feb rs. 1870.
The following complete list Of sappei which
cleared TO-DAY for
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26
Rock Island
200. be l03 z
~ nn

NVU. II =
Chic and Alton
| 70....Id. 1922
200. 10. bcb3. lO2 a
~. y
Chic, Bur a. Y
20. be. lO4
I Del.Lack 4 W
100. ..beb3. 1l04
200. .b3. llOR
100.
Morris 4 Essex
32......" PA
Atlantic 4 Pse Pr
200 ....bo. IS
Ohio and Miss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
By Yesterdays Mail.

~ The City Council OF Baltimore, on
Tuesday last passed the ordinance for
the relief OF the Western Maryland Rail-
rcsd, Company. The road has now a
bright future.
UPresident Grant turned Mr.. Doug
las out OF the Office of Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue with a suddenness
that was thoroughly surprising. Now,
look our, subordinates A hint is suf-
ticient.
10 Ex-senator Pratt. of Indiana, u Q
new commissioner Of internal revenue.
has arrived ia Washington, AMI will
have conference with tho President as
to when he will take possession of his
Office.
~ The trotting race a. San Francis
co on Tuesday last, best three in FIVE.
mile heats. for n purse of 1000, be.
tween Defiance and Ellington. was won
by the latter. Ellington FL |, De-
fiance = l 2 2. Time, 2.2il 2.259,
2.29, 2.26, 2.2G.
iVJudge James Paul, of the Supreme
Court of this State. died at his residence.
near Wellsburg, on Tuesday afternoon
last. Mrs. Paul, is 4 sister of our wor.
thy friend. Morgan L. OFT, ESQ, of
Wheeling.
I~ The Loudouu llirror is of opinion,
based on Information regarded the best,
that the fruit, and growing crops OF that
county have not been seriously injured
by the cold weather.
IF-Col. Ward H. Laman of Martins-
burg has been appointed Assistant At
torney General Of the United States un-
der Mr.. Pierrepont.
IyMr. Eli SharfT. Of Martinsburg.
was killed on the railroad, near Newark,
Ohio. on Sunday last
TIE SCIftY 'lsLASDs.-Thcse islands,
whore the Inflated steamer Schiller
struck on Friday night last (by which
over 200 persons we're lost are q group
at the west entrance of the English
channel. belonging to the county Of
Cornwall, about thirty miles W. S. w
from Lands End. The group, con.
temporary says, is Of circular form, a.
bout thirty miles in Circumference, and
contains in all about 10 islands, which
have steep snl bold shores. though be.
tween the islands the water is shallow,
and some ef them are coySl cctel by strips
Of land at low w&ter l., Is not y desira-
ble neighborhool for vessels in broad
daylight, but ct night. with fog pre-
yelling, the navigation mastbe pcrilous-
+ il. the extreme.
~ flea weighs less than grain OF
salt, and leaps 4 yard and e-haif at q
jump and We are told that were man
Of $50 pounds weight possessed of equi-
valeat agility, lie could spring from the
dome Of the Cspitol to China, and go
round the world in two jumps." It is a
Fortunate thing for steamship companies
that . man can't go round the world in
two Jumps; and although he 10 not rs
agile IS the nimble Gea, he can jump
from the dome Of the Capitol into the
next world--and tha. iamore than flea
can 10,
gy"rhen YOU ksyc no doubt Stone,
wall il in Heaven aaid the Yan5-
Eyes he's there il lie started for it. " ho
in thunder could keep him out?" rotor
ted the jolly old Reb.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
Baltimore CuttIo n1nrisot.


Essr GirTLE. Dullness has characterized The
mNket throughout the week, and the decline in
prices greater than for some weeks past To
wards the close Of the market tie falling OF uak
most marked Ruc opinions vary largely as to
the extent of the decline, ga &c per 10 1t would
seem ~ most generally believed 10 be neareat the
max, though SOM considered il higher frac-
lion the greater dsrlins, however, was on the
medilm nnC common graies; few sale, were ef-
fec'ed a. our extreme top 6gurs The quality
Was not quite az good rs last week, there being
more common CatIe
Piers to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as FOL-
lows Best Reeves ~ 8 25GiST 3T-that gem
orally rated FIRST quality oUM.G c5-medium
or good fair quality 5OGs,5 U0-ordiuarv thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows ou(aS. 5O-inferjoF
AMI lowest g;ades OF Cattle o OOGtO OO-rer-
eral average Of the market to-day IS 50-er-
iserue range Of prices d6GSS7 81 Sost o.
The snies Were from 3 90 10 SC rs per loo lbs
OF the receipts 80 head came from Ohio. .6s
from Virginia, 30 from West Va IG6 from Ma
ryiauf, $50 from Prnnsylvauia, s24 from Illinois
% from Ten ntsSce and 90 from KeGtucky-total
receipts for The week ,4l9 head against 500 Inrt
week. and lS3 head same limo last wear. OF
the offerings 949 head were taken by Baltimore
bItchets $40 Sold To Washington cav aud An
nnpoiis bt,rchcrs, aEd % To Eastern Spectators
total saleI fur the week 1872 head, rgainst
iate last week, and 1859 bead sSrao N.Ac last
car.
Cows We quote Mich Cowstt35Gs $50 per
head, and aGkrt duh
Hoes The market has been eSceedin civ dull
during the past week, ami there is no present
promise Of huy improvement --pricss are Ic
lower than last week, with al equally unpruui-
lsing outlook. 4 the close there are a consii-
trnnis number OF Hogs in the pen, uusod. aud
1t further GrrivHls adi more 10 the numbers an
additional decline would seem - be almost in
evttHbls. The quality was fully rs good last
week. We quote s,illfel Hogs At Tj(0SIO IS
aud cornfel u l0@sll c5 per 90 b. net-s Few
extra Of n shade higher. RecsipiS this week
1854 head, against G5l0 last week, and $500
head same time lat year.
SHEEP AND LANE'-There mas been n large
increase in The receipts Of Sheep this week, aud
The trade has been fair, thoagh confined almost
wholly 10 home dealers, tho only outside do
mani being tlat from Washington Prices
STOW decline NJ ia l. AS compared wi th those
Of last wce&, quality being coo5dered. We
quote wool sheep at GlM7 cents, clipped Mt
4f154 cents, and extra cents per 10 grgS 90
Lambs dull ut ? 5V@ 3 per head. Receipts this
week 1902 bead, against l64l last week, and
1905 head same time last year.-SgB.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
Notes of the Week.

.r~an Vsdpssdaysof LAST week, at his
rhoi3e in Winchester. died RoBERr Y.
tomAD, Esq, 90 long so well. 50 Ia
fourably known TO all the country around,
as lawyer. gentleman and man.
ave may no, lOok upon bis like again r.
Mr.. Conrad was nearly sixty-nine years
old, and less known TO public life than
10 the interior circle OF men OF thought,
because he sl,roak from positions of place
and 30 called honours which in ferior and
uneducated minds most ardentiy desire.
Mr.. Conrad occasionally served const.-
tuencies in public and political life but
HE SERVED THEN WELL. lie was never
spccnlator. nor at any time a past.
present or future politician. But be was
man Of great sincerity and purity of
thought and purpose. and in him the
country loses the truth, honour and q
bility that this generation will not re-
place.
We regret TO learn that the venerable
Rev. Moses RAYMOND, of this county,
lies stricken down by paralysis, and ra-
pi6ly failing.
Our Town Council has begun work in
earnest. We give their proceedings in
another column. Every and any sugges-
ton promotive OF the Improvement Of
our town should be advanced and con-
sicered ut this time. With something
to do good'' as our motto, something good
may be done; dW hooc else ?
The prospects of our farming interest
may be better THAI as first supposed
Less wheat and fruit are "winter killed.
than was croakingly announced.
The Railroad to this place rides in a
slow coach. When is it 10 come 2.
We do want daily mail connection
with the Junction. The people about
Three Churches, dorsey Mountain) on
Grassy LicIss, and Oh Tear Coat ought
to have postotiices. In mail facilities,
this county is very poorly supplied,
We understand that the Circuit Court
is sitting in Mincral-Judgc Berk shire
presiding.
Our merchants have more than usual.
ly large and choice assortments Of goods
offered st fair prices.
The extension and addition of build.
ing, at the Deaf Dumb & Blind Institu-
tion here, during the coming GUNNER.
will provide for fifty or more additional
pupils. There are applications for So
many and the policy OF the Institution.
under its present accomplished Priuci-
pal, demands only facilities and expaa-
sion. Add apay system and admissions
from other States, rs soon 10 yol can.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

Every year increases the populari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. II removes all eruptions
and dandruf and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY It's use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands 90 their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. II is the most eco
nomical HAZE DRESSING ever used,
as il requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. a. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and ] consider it the BEsr PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sod 81 an DrTfg7isft. and Dsqicrs IA lfedieines
Price Ono Dollar
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
DIED.

AZ lis residence IN this county. April 2Itt
iNiJ. Mr SA'rrb SsEA1uLE, in the esih year ~
his Hgc. .n al the relations Of life be wac high
~ e'iscrcl, nsA citizen, ueighhor and christian
The very large and respectable Companv th.t at
tended bis remains 70 the gave, vas fuius' u
preston OF public confidence ia his life, sud Of
grief and SORROW 10 bis death.
HAPPY soul, tb7 DAYS arc ended,
al Thy mourning days below,
Go. hy Aurc guards attended
TO tHc sight of d. esus GO W
On NE 2oth II ApIH, 1875. Mfs Euz.srra
SSEt1u.S, rslict Of The late smuel Sueathsn. is
the lg'h year OF her rye. She WIS converted iu
esrIy l'e and connected herself with the Nelho-
diet Church She died as shr lived an earn
est Hnd consistent christian Tier funeral is--
mon. sId That Of Der husband g. was pfesc. ed
iat ihe same iimeJ bv her pasio,. The Rev n
No.A. and Esr remains wrte followed a. the
i1rnh by irrEe conroutss ~ Borrowing ielstircs
ard fIcnds. nnl there deposited by ire side o.
hose ot lcr husbands. So rect unli the tesur-
rcction morn "Ppciogs 10 tie sixht Of tie
Loti is thv death OF bis s,intB"
Lilies duty done ~ sink, the clay.
Light from ifs load ue sprii f.ea
Wbi.e hesyeo and earth combine tosa7
How blrst the righteous when be dies" W
On Monday last venerable rad e1csIlept
citizen 0f Our cognty, Mr JAvHs iIEtRE died in
Doe 80,h year 81 his ags Nc 10 was Soldier
and rcnsihnCr OF t1e war OF 1912. seood. s-nsi-
bIe, fcuEiuus man, ADD ever msiHtsiring The
confidence and esieem ,f sIl who knew him
On the 25rh ult oftyrhoid putumonia. Al The
residence 20 his danphief.iu-,sw, Nrs Francis
" Howman, io Dublin, Pulessi county. Va,
che Rev IRANcB BOwNAE, D D., in The slst
year OF usage
% The 10Th inst iu Piedmont, Mrs LIr1LE,
cousort Of Nr. John Ljule
10 ihe same place on the sth inst Raar n.
Bics. ESQ q the hrm ofG. W Slice & BIO,
aged IS years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
E. B. SHEETz.

IN making before
generally
before Romney
many IN
all kinds of - $500 -
tbauth
e where Goods often sold
ana large quantities thus
deaersa OF which
the small dealers
terest to buy - - ' " - 'o1' Ia
Thousand Dollars
system
prompt Time buyers give superior advantages We
pay promptly on presentation bills which equivalent
Goods the
WI" ada no profit to our Stock for
and ppess will
the enabled
- ''' 'A""s;
100 pieces choicest style prints a grades
80 Bro Muslin, all weights aud widths.
so Cottonades from Is tho leading stvs ont
10 Pieces Blk Apaccas 25 o 81 yd - =
6inShams from l2 to every
Cashmere for Boys 5oc f-r-t
Iasmere Tor all TO
Tor men ana boys l5o to AocD Goods
l5c We well
useless e1paiae We everything Dry Goods catalogue
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been permanently cur
cd Of tia, iiead disease, Consumption, by aim
PIE remedy, is anxious to make known TO bic
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire it. he will send copy Of the prescription
used, Gree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and usirg the same, which they will
Zoo surc Cure Tor Consumpton, Asthma,
Bronchitis, DC
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. T.. A. WILSON,
% Penn St, W.Ihamsburgh, New York.
pill 90, lSI5--cm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLENAN who suffered for years from
"a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
oil the Elects of youthful ndiscieti0n will for
the SAKE Of suffering humanity, send fee 10 all
who need it, the recipe ana direction for making
tic tiWplc remedy by which ne was cured. Suf-
ferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers eI-
gerieuce can dc 40 sddtsssips 10 perfect con
iisrrs.
JOuH y. OGDEN.
~ Cedar st., New York
April %. 1879 = en-.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
Town Council.

(. At meeting on Monday night. 10th
May, inst. Doctor John NJ. SNYDER was
elected President. VIM. F. Davis, Clerk.
Robert j. rugh. Treasurer. ". N. Polling.
Oyerseer Of the Poor, and j. wm. Pc
ling. Marshal.
On motion Of I. II. Brady, Messrs.
Brady. Heiskell and Keller were appoint.
Ell by the President q committee Ia re-
port at an early day, site and size of a
Reservoir, length and size OF piping,
number aud sites OF fire plugs. with esti-
mates of cost--brick required for reser.
voir, population and consumption of wa
ter, and all other matters pertinent to
the subject OF enquiry.
Ordered, That the town marshal rs.
certain and report TO next meeting num-
Der ofinhabitants within the corporation,
and also the number of tithables.
The steps of Daniel Mytinger. Esq.
on main street, declared 4 nuisance and
forbidden to be repaired.
ResolUed, That the Council. aold its
regular meetings on the first Monday
night of every month.
j. NJ. SNYDER, President.
WIZ. +. DAVIS, Clerk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
MAE sRIEcD.

st lie Toll-Gs'e Best ofihis p'arc, on Thur
dny tic 18Th inst, by tie Rev. John :. Hutch
insun, Nr. JoHS " SnlSgrtrz'a 20 Niss ASss
" SHsctrrcS al Of this Coanty.
TN the 9Th inst, at the Residence Of Philip
prfi ~ in keyssr, by The Rev Henry Nice. Mr
r. u. fisaEr. of New Salem, tC Mss Many T.
CAEbOf, OF Piedmont.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14


BAILou's MONTHLY MAoAzrNE FOR
JUNE.-The June number Of Ballou's
Magazine is something the publishers
may well be proud of. 1t has an extra
good assortment of stories, eloquent po-
etry, fine illuStrations. and all the vari-
ETY. that goes to make up a first-class
and popular magazine. 1t is the great
est fsvorite for cheap aerial. of any in
the country, and tie reason is, it has
more variety than other magazines. A
sea story Is in each number, and one or
two personal adventures, which are al.
ways interesting TO men and boys, and
even ladies' like to read them, if thread
OF love runs through the tales. Here il
list Of contents of the June number
See how rich it is :-"Lilie5 :" "Our Tab.
by;' The Fatal Glove; or, The Histo
ry of n Street Sweeper; :" "In Love with
q Photograph :" Over My Pipe - The
Midnight Tribunal :" The Cruise of the
Ariadne;" Love 1T the Ball :" ..AIv
Patrimony :" will She Marry Him."
"a Lost Love - The Little Blue Jock
ey;" Tell me. Heart ~ The Face in
the Mirror !" love Conqucrs -" Christ
mas in Norway" "OUR YoUNG Pro
PIES SroRY-TELEER, Malemoiselle Syl-
phina or, The Fortunes ola Cnstaway :"
Ragged Tom the Surety;" "Ruthyen's
Puzzle Page - ",rhe Housekeeper :"
Facts and Fanoies - - Brilliant An.
nouncement for 1875 !" AN sniian.s
Mistake" Humorous Pictures Themes
e. Talbot, Publishers, IS Bromfeld ST,
Boston.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
BOOTS AIMED SHOES.

The trade in this department having
room for its in the second floor of
double variety
en and Gentlemen that VIC have heretofore kept We have extensively
the best guarantee In s department
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
Hats for Ladies' s. Children.

we
of
admired andsouyht
Also choice Trimmings
stock OF Eur Wool Straw Hats
prices
who wi" take the
90 and full Wool for - = -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

WEATHER PRoPHEsIEs.-Wh some
OF the westhor prophets ere predicting
p hot sum,Ger. n RUSSIA scientist, DIR,
Hopper of The ST. Petersburg Physical
Observatory. claims that in the SIMMER
of 1874 he predicted, after n series OF
comprehensive observations taken in va
rious parts Of the globe, that there was
every reason 90 expect in 1875 q phe.
nonenally cold year. DR.. Hopper does
not mention when and where the prophe-
cy had been put forth, and as the same
prediction has been made for q quarter
OF century. it might be reasonably ex-
pected to be fulfilled a. some time. The
ground hog, it will be remembered, tho
not scientist, made an accurate spccu-
lation Is to the lateness OF this spring.
having been able to perceive his shadow
stretched ont TO great distance by the
setting sun. DR.. Hopper may be wise
man, but if he would give the data by
which TO determine the temperature of a
coming year his predictions would ap-
pear less like char.atanry.-Bh. Sun. .
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and you are well repaid for examination whether purchase
TO ascertain the
have people liked letter but still Needles at &c
n paper and Clark's o. n. I. Thread for 6cpe Spool
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, TO restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and eifectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
All Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by p. P. HALL, & CO,
NASHUA, Nh
April ? 1S75-tv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
q T. Cd Il III Il II O. /.

There has
winch we are happy state we are prepared although
Je Ctohtg
and at prices which cannot fail with larger
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14

ACE is NoTHING-ISLooD WILL TELL.
AT Paris, Kentucky, on Saturday last,
Jacob Almond aged eighty. quarreled
with bis son-in-la named Allen aged
sixty-6ve, andknocked the latter down :;
Allen arose and plunged knife in 81.
mond disemboweling him; the latter
died instantly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
CATTLE FoR SALE.

4 HAVE Tor sale, ~ my residence on ibs
i 'IaOb Farm, three miles east Of R0musy.
on toe Northwestern Grrds.
EEEFa ~ HEAD OF STEERS.
-02H And a lot Of Mucu Cows.
which viii dispose of on reasonable terms.
kOL ERT +. MOORFHEAD.
Near Romuey Nay 70, ISIS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
O. Hg Cd G. e Eg z Il s

M stock Of Sugars and Coffee and pPrER
that
at City retail prices freight added. - " va ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-14
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Under this heading Barnurn
In
Hardware QuenswaTc Wood Wiloww
Paints Oils and
Wick and ljans Oil Cloths
Nails Sti Sporting Goods
powder shot Lead and Fishing Tackle all kinds Sugars snuff
Wal! Paper. Window Shades and Blinds. &c. &C
In we must again thank you r past vors
the to
upPy y special order any thing not to be had place
actual
Collars an Suits made guaranteed a. moderate
rates Soliciting fayoTs, truly yours,
FL EBo SHAGetZ.
TIomney April