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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-08
WEEKLY ElXO INDEPENDENT.
SUNDAY. OCr. g; 1870.
[ From Sundays Daily.l

..rf ..F 80 & .. : -.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - josiah Chase,
the miller in Ainlcy & Bohicrs new
honring mill, had hi5 right arm brol, Oh
just below the elbow about . o'clocl: y.
III. yesterday. The machinery had been
stopped, and the employees of the mill
were engaged III placing u belt upon
pulley, and Mr.. Chase was assisting in
turning the main pulley, which carries
the bait to the burrs. The work re-
qrirGl considerable cxcrtion, and Mr.. f,
Chase reached over between the belt
nnd pulley, and began turning. As
soon rs the machinery WAS thrown of
its balance, the little steam remaining
in the cylinder expanded, causing the
pulley to make quick revolution,
cltclling Dir. Chasc's arm beneath the
belt. His arm was carried around the
pulley, and he WAS thrown to the floor.
An examination by Drs. Fox and Hunt.
ington revealed the fact that both bones
vi his arm were broken, and that he
ha,l received cut ON the side OF tho
face. Tho Gcciden; was, as Mr. Chase
expressed ii, tho result OF pure care
lcS5nrss, aud had the machinery not
been checked at once sure death would
have been the end of the nrair. The
fractured limb is now in tie hands Of
DIR. 4. W. Huntington, and with his
sSill and good care, he will be mrourd
again i'll due time.
Orr Idaho street contemporary is not
well pleased with the action Of the
Democratic Convention held in this
place last Monday ani Tucutlay. Uriuh
Is violently exercised because the inter
lack Of Intelligence in that body, occa-
"i0acd the nomination of men who, i'll
Crinh's estimation. are devoid Of all
those lofty aspirations which lead the
average legislator to dispose OF his leg
iS!atirc influence TO the highest bidder.
GrI"h is also Of the opinion that the
county nominations do not reach lis
exalted standard Of intclli.cucc.
This will be dreadful shoc!;
In the nervous Hyatc:ns of those
gentlemen il they over hear oft. Now,
II tha; i"st man had the capacity to nm
drrstnnd how very little tho Democrats
o! Elko county care about his opinions
he'd lose very lille slurp in deyisiug
plans for their instruction, FOX the wear
ANA tear Of his Gian: intellect il ai.nyly
wasting sweetness Oa the desert air.
IL. IA wc have understood, this hcrcu.
lean riSmy Ii packing the entire EY-
publican puty III this county, wo ap.
pGchcmd tina; that will be heavy
enough task without thrUatiny his pro-
hiscis into Democratic ail,:ri.
PEE5oSAL.-Jahn CIssull arrived from
San FE0nciyeo by the train last cvcnin,.
and started 1T once for Cprnucopin hy
privAt" conveyance go. u. i. %yr, OF L.
\. Fargo X ID. came up 10y The aa:n"
iThin. -. Charley Warner PIT IN blush
Ing appearance from Il tGip through
some Ui the southern vail. ys...W. ".
E"G"Ts and Lndis Npuscr, uf Curru.
cur". cainc in from tha!r hy:u, yosirr-
day. Mrs. WulgHGui, Of Ohio, md
Thomas Lennon and wife, 81 Garrett,
lnIiama, are stopping la town few
days, visiting Justice Taylor. Mr.
Lemon il ana az tl,, L. .,yl -.l,..II I,.I;.-...,
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LOOK AZ I'IIISt

Remnant & Go. will, from t,,is time
forward, sell their entire stock rf dry
goods ut much lower figures than ever
before, md without any regard for their
original coat II any doubts nro cntcr-
tnincd ~ "a The sincerity OF this nsscr.
ton, they can easily be removed by
personally applying IT. their larg? dry
good! cs.ahlIshniunt.
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EuItrItA HOTEL.

Il: VI. baum, the pioneer lsirycyor to
the Pnlisadc public, Inns fitted MP anew,
throughout, The Enrckn Hotel, near his
old place in ralisnlc, AMI travellers TO
and from Eureka, and tho public gem
orally. can rely urUu getting frst.elass
mcnls and number ono beds ut MI times
hy interviewing tho genial host Of tho
Eureka Hotel.
TfS very finest quality OF brandy,
Sherry aud Port Wines. for medicinal
purposes. ut the Gem Saloon.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

HAVING arranged to remove t..pm
ElkO about the seventh Of next month.
have sold to DR.. 7. W. Huntington,
my oflicc-tOaother with my good will
in praciicc--.nnd cleerfully recommend
him to tho consideration Of my friends
and patients. ~.
As bnt four weeks will clnltsn before
my departure, all parties indebted tU
inc are requested to call AMI settle tho
respective amounts due mo from them,
immediately.
Dn. J. W. Fox.
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==a -
) GARD.

II having como to my knowledge that
II IL reported i'll the county That il. VI.
Grant Is running for the position of
County Treasurer, i'll my interest; in
other words, that am running for the
position by proxy, ] hereby emphati.
cnIly denly that i have my interest
whatever i'll the result of the contest,
neither do expect to derive any. So
far rs | AIN concerned, Mr.. Grants
running is entirely of his UYn volitiun.
l Ind no thought OF him in con-
ncction with the position, till informed
by himself that he intended to an
nouncu his name. AS to myself, de-
cinred two years ago, mud reiterated
that declaration, time and again since,
that j should not be candidate for
any position at this election. Should
] II! any time hereafter conclude 20
'stand in" for that or any other poll.
teal position, il will he, us heretofore,
under the name Of
NJ. L. FREEMAN.
CAUTION.
\ note for Sl9J, drawn by tho Owy.
hcc Hope Company, in favor of Charlie
Fo,I, and upon which credit OF $2U3
IL indurcd, was lost somewhere nlout
the 2o;h Of Juno last. and all persons
mr." hereby cautioned against ncgotiat-
ing the same, ns payment upon it will
not be made.
10 FSNMfHs NSD OrifEnS. Having
nsi'lincd entire cOntiul. Of tho black.
SnitIing. waEon.nlmEimg ana nHchirn
shops, ! am now prepared to do any
aud NIL kinds Of work in my line, par
iicul nrly tho rcraiting Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms. ~
a. IJHtJCr. =
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From Saturdays Dhily.1

School AToSrY. To County s;upcrin.
tcndcnt T.. S. Ncatcs We nro indebted
for tho following financial statement rc-
speeding the County School Fund for
The past Giscal year:
State aud county nppOr.
i0iincntS. ..............Sl2,6 100 OF
SPccini taNcs.. ........ 1859 SO
-.--------------
Total receipts. ,l72 SO
Expenditures. salaries. ...$ S.i51 -
buildings aud sites for sumc... 3.3J7 80
Contingent CNpcnscg, ...... 52J II
Total .......,..........s 'l2,02t so
Excess. Of receipts over cN.
rdhaituiGS. ......,..........S llG 90
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WE notice 10y the papers thut our
former townsmhn,, w. II. Howard has
been nominated By the Democrats Of
linmhnldt County, for tho Legislature.
Alr. Howard is well known MS nm hon
or"ble, upright gentleman, in, this
section, and in addition to his other
qualifications, Inns TINT OF experience
in the art Of law making, having served
in the Idaho Legislature ut tho lSGi.5
term, from Altums County.
According TO report, Howard Ia quite
popular throughout Humboldt County,
and the prospects Of his election nro
very ilattering.
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The Eureka County Republican Con-
vcntion, Which assembled Mt Eli
rekn last Saturday, made tho following.
nominations for county officers:
Sheriff.. Sias.
Clcrk-A. d. Haskell.
ItecOr:ler-R. l.. Chase.
TrcHsurcr--D. i. ImmoI. So
Assessor-lEunk Knight.
District Aitorncy--W. II. Davenport.
Public Admlnistrntor--Dr. A. G.
Bishop. .i...
Suryeyor-II.I II. COnklin.
Supt. Schools Hmm johnson.
County CoinmiSsi0Iiers-long term.
/. d. P"ge-Short terin-lf. DpIdlc.
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BORN.

WILLAHD-In Oakland, Cal, October
z, 1876, 10 tho wife Of Frank J.. vii.
lard, SON..
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The Republicans Of Lander county
nominated tho following ticket OH Tues.
day last: i-E
Neutrality-suspicious. Brown, A.
Nichols aud NJ. 4. SuwtellO.
Sheriff Bickncll.
Trcasurcr--C. =. SOulu. p
Asscssor-L. Duncan.
Clcrk-A. i. Shannon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lund. 81 ..
District Attorneys. l.. Darnc.
Supt. Of SchOuls-J. II. Williamson
Public Administrator-M Wcincr.
Surveyor-Melville Curtis. =
Commissioners-W. II. Clark and G..
W. y. Crockett. .. a.iT
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Tho Enrckn !SenGnei Inns the following
to say regarding the conduct Of Iii.
present campaisn by the Democratic
leaders, and there is more truth thnn
poetry in its remarks:
The Democrats In this State nppenr
to be making still hunt. Not n cam
p"i2n document, not speaker, nur
even I" poster prUclniming the State
ticket, hns Yet appeared in Eastern Ne
@Hudn; This may be good campaign
policy, but we seriously doubt It. There
never WIS II better chance to win than
now. We have II splendid State ticket.
anu all that IS necessary To- insure sue
cess Is II little life and visor. Our local
candidates md politicians arc nctiyo
and earnest, but tho hcRd Of the p.lrty
i'll the State seems wanting in zeal ami
effectiveness. Election, day il drawing
ncnr to hand. ind il anything il to bu
done il is high time the bull wis placed
III motion. A mnsterly innctivity'is not
tho policy for the present crisis. Wo
want untirinS, nrtiYe work. Success in
Nevada depends more oil personal rf-
fort than anything else. II the Demo-
cratic party entertnins my serious no
ton of carrying the State. ii is time its
nominees were in the field c0ftcstinu
every inch OF the ground. &
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ruE CONVENTION rEsrnnDAY.

The proceedings Of the Republican,
Convention which assembled. ut tho
Courthouse yesterday, wis not marked
by any greater degree Of harmony than
Is usually manifested by nominating
bodies Of u similar character. just after
eifrcting q permanent Organization uud
the adoption of the order Of business, "a
motion was made that the Convention
SO into secret session. which WAS met
with violent opposition from u large mi
nority Of the members, but after u warm
debate, the motion prevailed. Before
closing the doors. member Of tho
Elko delegation who lad objected to
the motion, retired in disgust. ,uud
iucandercd oil to smooth his ruilIrd
pinnn2e. Vt the close Of the secret
30 iSion, which wIts about twenty min.
ut:s in duration, the doors were thruwn
tp.n, and after the announcement that
nothing ot II satisfactory MIXTURE ll,a,l
been accomplished, the Convention adj.
Jonrnca until q O'Clock y. III. Upon RI.
assembling, nominations proceed, Il in n
lively manner down to that Of Superin.
tcndcnt Of Schools, when two ballots he.
Ing had without chuicc the Convention
adjourned until ten O'Clock this n,ur,,-
ing. In reviewing the platform We dis
coverer nothing startling beyond IN.
twelfth plank, md nothing Ginnsin, ey-
cept the CHASTITY joke upon the Demo-
cratic House Of Representatives, con-
tanned III the NINTH = .,e r,-
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h. lIRUcE.
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First hallot-lIail, 20; Yeates, 10;
Crosby, 10.
Second Ballot-lTall, %; Ycatcs, II:
Crosby. IS.
Without doing any further ballotins
the Convention adjourned until this
morning ut 10 O'clock.
DrLLroN RECEIPTS. Fargo &
Co. received from the Leopard Com.
pany's mill yesterday, six bars Of bul.
lion, vuiurd ut 5000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

Whatever You have TO say, my friend,
Whether witty, or grave, or gay.
Cendense as much as ever you can,
And say in the readiest way;
And whether you write OF rural affairs,
Or particular things in town,
just take a word OF friendly advice
Boil it down.
For If you go spiuttering over page
When q couple of lines woull do.
Your butter is spread SO much you see.
That the bread looks plainly through
So when you have story to tell,
And would like little renown,
To make sure OF your wish. my friend,
Boil it down.
When writing an article for the press.
Whether prose or verse. just try
To utter your tbo'ts in the fewest words.
And let them be crisp and dry;
And when it is finished, and you suppose
1t is done exactly brown.
Just look it over again, and then
Boil it down.
For editors 10 not like to print
An article lazily long.
And the busy reader does not care
For n couple OF yards OF song;
SO gather your wits in the smallest space
Ii you'd win the authors crown.
And every time you write, my friend.
Boil it down
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WIT And IIUNAOIs.

YLoquacioes mouths are like badly
managed banks--they make large issues
on no soltl capital.
%"Charity covers multitude of
sins So does calico.
IVA good daughter is the morning
sunlight and evening star of her par.
cnts' house.
IVA Lady was asked, When a lady
and gentlem an have quarrelled, and
each considers the other most at fault,
which the two ought TO be the first to
advance towards . reconciliation."-
Her answer was" The bost-hcarted and
wisest OF the two"
gNot loLg since youth. older in
wit than years, after being catcchised
concerning the power of God said: "Ma,
Think there's one thing God can't do"
What is it. my son? eagerly enquired
the mother. God can't make ALI Jones
mouth any bigger without setting his
cars back"
WLLIE's PRAYER.-A little four wear
OLD BOY, Willie by name, enjoyed the
luxury Of sleeping with his mother dur.
ing short illness. After his entire
recovery his mother told him one night
that he was to go again TO his ownlittle
room. He made no objections, but
after being undressed said to his moth.
err: Mother, i want to say my prayers
alone tonight "But why do you want
to, Willie?' Because / want to, mama"
Mother hume, ed him, and, standing out.
side the door. heard Willie pray rs fol.
lows: "Oh, God. make Willie sick /;
make him real sick mako him wommit /;
but don't dead him. How much that
boy wanted to sleep with his mother.
The NEWARK DAILY SAYS: A prom.
met lawyer recently gave the following
definition OF the law: at is simply an
effort to shift the responsibility of the
decision. The jury Of laymen, befog
ged by the pleadi1gs, made up their yer.
dict with the understanding that If there
Is anything wrong about it, the Supreme
Court, composed of lawyers, will make
i all right. The Supreme Court settles
it according to law, with the understand
ing TINT the laymen OF The Court of Ap.
peals will adjust the equity. Tho Court
of Errors order new trial, and it comes
back to where it started, and begins a.
gain with the jury of laymen. 1t is
simply mill that goes round and round
and grinds up the property of FOOLS
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Com ,nis"iODcr's sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Conrt ~
I'D Hampshire County, rendered on the 5th
day OF May, $40, 10 tie chancety cause of f.
Whiscfe and wife. rs. Joseph brill and others
will sell, at public auction. to the highest bid
der, at Capon Bridge, in said County,
On Tuesday, tho 18th Of June, 1876,
The following Tracts Land. in
said Count IS, Of which Daniel Oats died seized
and possessed, lying On NIL Run and us drains.
Is'. a tract Of 100 Acres. more or
less, known az The "uome place"
2nd \ tract Of 100 Acres. more or
less, known rs the kern5 4 Michael tract--and
1rd. A ,rac, Of 100 Acres, more or
less, known as the Smih & Poacemaker tract.
Said tracts of land will be cold separately
sale TO cJmmence at O'Clock, r. w.
TEFs o. StLg- One-jhi-d Of tie purchase
money 10 cash. md The residue in two tqual an
nual ps5 mcuts, purchasers to execute bonds
With approved security frr 1hc deferred prv-
mtnis, bearing interest from day of sale and the
leRol title ~ De retained ~ further security.
=. J.. FLOURNOI.
May 10. 1870. C0mmisSoner
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FITS CURED FREE,

FITS CURED FREE,
A NJ person suffering from the above di,,ss,
N Is requested 20 address Da PEoG. ssd
rl"i bottle Of medicine will be forwarded by
Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing to my large business, Are small.
Or Price 70 regular physician, asd has made
he treatment Of
FITS or EPILEPSY
a study for years, and be will uarrast q cure nv
the use oi lis remedy.
Do no, fail TO send TO him for trial bottle
Will CURE TOT
no m'lter Of how long standing ytur esss NAV
be, or how many other remedies may have failed
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
BE particular TO give your Express ss wall Al
your Post Office direction, and
Address,
Dr. CHAS T. PRICE.
81 William Street New York
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ID r.. w AIDES
silver COrrector"
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free from .Hcoholic ShiD,,t
Inns

Among the many discoveries OF valuable re-
NEEDLES for Dyspepsis, none stand higher than
'Waee 's Liver Corrector."
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS ::
BthsA z. o Granville Co, N. u,
March 10, 1875.
On. WADE. Dear Sir: Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease ; or yenrs, which at times a
mounted TO arrangement When Ia Baltimore
last November, procured enc bottle of Liver
Cor ector. now consider myself we'll. You're
respectfully
ISAAC y. DAY. Of Day 4 Meadows.
Pref MoonMAs, Emeriius, Of ashington Uni
veIsty, Nd, now Resident Physician, v bite
sulphur Springs, SAWS
"br Wsde's Liver Corrector and Dyspepsia
Cure IS one Of the very best remedies for Dyspep-
sia have ever used"
DR jones, prominent physician in Virginia
who has prescribed i, for two ysars Gays
can mud no better remedy Cor Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint than Wsde's Liver CorreciorP
Cot GoopE, a prominent and well known
gentleman IN The same county, Va, saws:
Keep IL regularly in my family aud would
not be without III
Mr.: JSo. A: McAarHus Comfy Treasurer Of
rector has done me more good, and given me
more relief in Dyspcpsia, than any medicine
ever took. &c. &c
PnoP Ncet, Of College Of Physicians and Sur
geons OF baltimore, sui a distinguished pracii
Homer IN that cry prescribes and uses il in rs
own family and saws: '1t is the best remei,
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Constipa.
lion Of Bowels ever knew"
OAK f'LL. y. c. Sept, 5. 1875
Or. ID. WADE. Dear Sir, II have recommend
cd DR.. Wade's Liver Coriee,oI' in my prac-
lice and have ind II very excellent rein.dy :
in iorpidiiy If the Liver and have known IL 10
give relief when other ftmedies had failed.
VIM. THORP. NJ. -.
BALTIMORE 'SUs' SAYS: 'Dr. Wade's Liver
Correcior IL prescribed by our best ph, sicians,
for Dyspepsia aud Livei Diseases, and We ad wise
any OF our friends suffering with such. to givs
~ trial
DR. Walker, celebrated physician OF W Va
pronounces ''Wads's Liver Correernr" the best
remedy ex;sn, for Dyspepsia in all lis forms
ID. WADE & Co, Sole Propr:etors,
Wholesale Druggists,
300 W. Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE
Oct. I, lS15.-Iy.
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l""You flatter me, madam" said q
fop,supon being told by lady that MS
hat was very fine one. Not ut all,
sir" replied she, II only praise the hat
ter; had the head or face been worth
notice, should not have thought of the
hat"
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tS Punch says that reading makes q
full man, but fashion makes full wo.
man. This is altogether witty, but on
ly half true. Fashion puts q great deal
about woman but nothing in her.
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EpA lady's cheek is compared BIZ
iiowcry poets 20 n rose. If lover steals
q kiss, VIC suppose it becomes cabbage
rose 80
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

The proper study Of mankind is
man. says Pope-But the popular stu.
dy is how TO make money out of him.
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MGntud- MaIin1.
MRS H. G.. HIIcRKAMP

MRS H. g TBIIcE1IxANI MP
WOULD inform the Lsdes OF Romuey an d
w neighborhnod that abe Is prepared 10
make 70 order, ali styles Of Fashionable Dress
e., &c. Having long experience. she feels .onR.
dent that abe can please those who entTusl heir
work 70 her. Those desiring work in her 'lias
viii please call at her residence the ore recently
occupied by Mr Charles Bsrmisor
Tommy. AnriL "a Ia-E -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

THE meeting Of lhe Board OF Regents Of the
Wett Nitginis lostiiutioo for The DEAF o. d
Dumb, and The Blind FOR The Annual Election
o e officers and Teachers " ili be held at The In.
stiiutioB. on the 10 Of June
THOMAS MASLIN,
May &c, 1876 .--2w. Presi dent.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tohs Efaor effis South Branch Inhiig,ncsr:
EsvEraFD FniEsp
Will yon please Inform your readers that
have positive
CTR ron CONSL-MPTION
and all disorders Of the Throat sa1 lungs, and
taat By its use in my practice. have cared han.
dreds Of csses, and viii give
81 900 90
for = case u will not benefit. Indeed, so sFopg
Is my faith, I viil send q Sampls, free. TO aEy
gu fferer addressing me.
Please chow this letter 10 any one YOU may
know who is suffering from these diseases, and
oblige, faithfully yours,
DIR. r. r. BURT,
60 William ST, Nc York.
Dec { is5a-s GOV
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70 Socrates, when informed OF some
derogatory speeches one had used con.
corning him behind his back, made only
this facetious reply: Let him beat me,
too, when / nm absent"
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IV'When lady is proud of her
small feet. hasn't she limited under
standing? rf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

a choice lot OF Prints, not excelled
anywhere. beautiful indeed, just receiv-
cd and for sale very cheap by
GIBBESON, tTGH 4 VANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

E"Iou never saw my hands rs dirty
As that" said n petulant mother to her
little girl. mo, but your ma did. I'll
bet" was the reply.
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CoDtJ1issioncIr's .Soic.

pY virtue o. d-crec Of the Cifcni, Csr-i =
ID Hampshire County made Rt April ten
1876 in suit therein rrndi1s, wherein T.
Y. 6Hnit Sc, ars CON- pl,insrts. .Hl the a..
miaisiF ,iprs ani heirs of Jon-ihta IsH1
dec &c. are H. .endaris, the undersigned ~
commissioner therein appointed Cor Tie paipcs,
will, before the Courthouse door in somasF,
D., he GM Dig If Jmle, ls76.
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N o TIC &.
A Lii persons are nOti6ed not 10 trespass upon
IA our lands, on Little Capon, Stony Noun
tain, Piney Mountain, aud GRASSY Lick Eun
by turning Stock thereon 20 range or suffering
them u remain thereon, or iu any other way
or they Will be proceeded against TO The extern
81 TIC law.
BENJAMIN UOTT,
JOSEPH HAINES.
PETER 4. SAVILL.
GIBSON TIMBROOK.
ISAAC q. NICHOLS,
DAVID G.. HOTT.
JOHN VI. SUANHOLTIER.
ALIEN. ARMSTRONG.
FANS SHANHOLTZER.
JACOB L. SHANHOLTZER.
SAMUEL RUCKMAN.
April Z, 1576.-4m.
T@ESB supply Of Hardware, QueebswArs, &C.
II jast received ADD for sale on good terms, BY
GILKESON, PUGH 4 VANCE.
For Arctic and Rubber OyEEsHoEs
for Ladies' and Gents at reduced prices
60 ~ GILREsoN. PUCH 4 YANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

ULoquacioas mouths are like badly
managed banks-they make large issues
on no soAil capital.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

ETA young gentleman who worked
in printing Office in Hampshire coun.
ty, was walking with his "intended" q
few evenings ago. she taking him by the
hand, looked tenderly in his face and
said: My dear, do you know why
cannot be n Christian" He said no"
why" she replied, because 1 love
the Devil. IL 4