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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

The RAILROAD EXCURSION TICKET
CAsE.-In the circuit court this morning
the jury III the case of Eaton against
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
action for being elected from train
returned scaled verdict, giving plain
tiif $500 damages. In this case plain
tiff purchased one OF tho special excur-
zion tickets TO New York in Octobsr.
1874 lssued in accordance with an n.
Sreement with the New York Repu,H-an
essociation,) limited 10 fifteen days, and
did not leave on his return till the last
day. and this side OF Baltimore his tick.
ct was refused. and Ia refusing to pay
was put oil the train. Other New York
voters holding the same Kind OF tickets
paid their fare. but Mr. Eaton declined.
1t was conteuded lay tie defendant that
the purchase 10y taking The ticket obli.
gated himself 10 return within the lin;i.
tation, and the ticket Was only good I'M
til the end OF the day named. On the
other hand, Il Was contsndsi by plaintiff
that having tsksn passEgS IL New York
before the expiration OF the time he WAS
entitled to BE brought 70 the end Of The
line. In this view tie court cpncurred
and the verdict was therefore for plain.
tiff. Judge Psschal appeared fol- plain.
ti8 and Messrs. stanton and Worthinr.
ton for defendant. and il is understood
that the defendant will sppeal. -Wtsi.
ington Stor, Jon. 7b.
An ANCIENT ADvERrIsrs.ENT.-
There's nothing new under the sun
even advertising is very ancient insti.
tuition. Turn back 20 the fourth chan
ter OF anth in your famiIy Bible. and
you viii fnd recorded there a real es-
tate transaction which took pscs in
( Bethlehem thousands OF years ago, the
reference TO which runneth as follows ::
And be said unto the kinsman. Naomi,
that 10 come again out Oft country of
Moab, selleth parcel OF land which wss
our brother hlime!echs. and thought
to advertise thee, saying. buy IL before
the Inhabitants, and before tie elders of
ny people"
GREAT Cardinal Wcolsev was
the son Of . pork butcher. Oliver
| Cromwell vas the son OF London
brewer. Whitcacll was the son Of IN
innheepcr st Gloucester. Columbus
was the son of q weaver, and weaver
himself Boliyer WAS a druggist. Ne.
hsmet Ali was barber. Virgil was the
son Of potter. Milton was tie son of
a scavenger. Horace WAS the son Of n
shOrkeepcr. DcmoStLones was the son
OF cutler. Robert Barns vas n plough
man of Ayrshire. Shakespeare wa5 tie
son Of wool,staoelcr.
ts Go out, young man; SIZES not
here " said re nnsylyania preacher
last Sunday, in the midst Of lis sermon.
to youth whom lie saw standing les;.
taiing'y in the doorway-N Y. Adc.
2 This - the year when the women
propo1e but the men dispose.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
TO CONsUllrTIyFS

The advertiser having been permanently sar-
Cd cf thsl dread disssss, Couf1nptiou. u.s. o. slime
DE remedy. i5 anxious Go make known io hjs
fellow sufferers i1s u"ar5 81 cure. 10 all who
desire TO- be- win send = copy Of ihe prescriptisn
used, Nfce OF cHsrZe, with the directions f.r
preparing and using tie sane Which they viii
hHi = surs Cure f.r Coosumptoo. Asthms
Brnucb,if. &c.
aiir' w.5bisg ts- prescription will please
adde's
EFv. r. A. WILSON.
Igt Psuu ST.. WI,lamsburrb View Y.,t
Dec. %. 1876 -ea
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

ON the 9'h lost. ~ the residence cr the bride,
father, b. tho Rev. Daniel Is Arood. Nr PHt-
r CoEss 10 Mss MALiso, G. woLgoap. all q
this county.
in Washington, on 'he Bird list. I'll ne Va
tiDnsl !io'ei, by the Rev De- Addison ~ Trinity
CHURCH, Or JAnt5 ~. NCiHEaaY 10 Niss VIA
efslA FActESEz daughter q ilyu Charles Jas.
Tsu.kuer.
ln Cunbsrhni. on tie iib met. by tho Rev
Edwin r. EsdersP-rger Wr BfstuS VI Hu.
LEsoy, Of 'h.s county, 10 Miss Pnem. D. Youxs.
of Cumberland.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

A GENTLEMAN who O.. r.rel r,r v.,rs from
- Ner7ous Debility Premature Decay. sn6
all tbe effects OF youthful iu3iscietion will Tor
The sake of suffering humaoitr. srsb flee t9 ali
who otsd 10. The receive aod direction Tor tnstin-
tAe simple remedy ty whick r- vas cstrd. Suf.
fsfcrs Wishing i0 PrDst ~ the advertisers sr-
rcr'sucs car do % ~ addressing SO perfect con
f1erco.
JOHN y. OGDEN.
Sc Cedar ST., New York.
Dec. o.. 1875 Ga.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

I-UWe understand that Thomas "A.
Keller, I az, OF this place. buteherea a
hog this week, which weighed Eve hun.
dred ar 4 eleven pounds net.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
South 81 natls gntsiliseassr.
KoMNEy, FRIDAY. JAN. IA, 1876.

II In on next issue, We win publish
communica lions or Messrs. Maslin and
Kerclleval, on the subject OF tho Cen
tennial e Ambition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

Every year increases the populari-
~ of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it Is
..ept fully up to its high standard !;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed 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. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruH, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except i'll
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAZE DRESSING ever used,
as it 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 I consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION Tor its intended purposes"
SO!j6y all Druggist, and DeGlers ia lEsdieiasl
Prico Ono Dollar
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
Buckingham's Dye.

GOib 1hG " hISh54Es
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, III one preparation which will
quickly and elfectually accomplish
tbs result. 1t is easily applied,
ana produces color which will
neither rub nor wash Off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by p. p. HALL. & co.
NASHUA, NIL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

70 iss speedy c1fs o. spscs troubles eomp.oa
io lbs Y0ung sna middle -sgs8 Nervous. nsa-
81. snd glyfieai depression, ioss q mstoory ard
s2sfgy, rant 10 fhs back .sslffi8irast. dirfissEs
eimuss Of sieii, csGfusioa ~ idsss and olbsr
935cf4slt " tht Csrrous system coastqasai ca
Fsfiol5 halits that loser lhs vitality " Re fyt-
iem. Any druggist bas tae inzfe3isuts Ad-
ifsss DR.. %. HILTON CiocsaoaU, q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

t5~AIr. Geo. +. Shryer. well-known
and werthy citizen of Cumberland. died
from troke OF apoplcxy. on Monday
last. Iar. Shryer was 63 years Of age.
lie lea yes wife and Ave children.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ aod Ter ssls W
H. 3. DAWSON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

CARE OF TIE EAR.-In his treatise
OF "physiology." SIR. Hinton is quite
emphatic in his effort 70 make Us under.
stand that the passage OF the car docs
not require clearing by us. Nature IN.
der,azc5 Che task, and ia a healthy ear
does i. perfectly.
Her means for clearing tlie car is the
was, whicI dries up into thin scales.
and pcels or aul falls away impcrcepti.
bly,. IT, Icaltb the passage Of The ear
81 never d.sty, bu. au attempt - clean 10
1.ll infalltbly make 10 So. Washing the
ear ogt with soap and water is bad &c
keeps The wax moist. when IL oaght 10
become dry AMI scaly, and .1stes Is 40.
serb dust. But tie most hur,ul thing
is fbe Introduction OF The corner Of q
towel. screwed up and twisted around
This Ireecg iiGg irritetos the pass aye
and presses down Csc wax and flakes OF
5'ei1 upon the membrane of the tympa.
u1u, producing pain, inflammation and
deafness. The washing should only cx.
tend 90 ,as outer surface. 90 far IS Tie
Uugogs .5H reach.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ Or. Hall says Chat q person shooit
go to sleep with hia face turned towsrt
Che wall. That's al right, especially 81
his wife has been scoldiug him for stay
ing on. late OF nights.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ ii. c. Laughlin. OF Philadelphia.
has purchased "Hawthorne." the resi-
demo of Nath. b. Meade. near Winches.
ter, Va. for $500.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14
ayers CaGhartic Pills.
For eli tho purposes OF l. L.=sey,
ncdioine

ss.--.fl3 no ono TO I!
cine Is 50 uiiyefs.,.s .
quired ay cF@gaaiv ~
n catiIeriic, 11rvst cv-s
any before 90 rrIyel 4;
j. alprtcl into Uc. TO
cycry cpgDtTyaIiata ,ps
ali cis-ses, - fh's r.i..i
but c.u"irut prf4.ltss
PiN. Tho obvious rga,
son i-, th0:itigelnps fo,
liable AND i1rIno.e e1ss
tgM remedy h11 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

Among tie ersa.
discoveries q mod
; cru science, fsrs are
Of more real Vaius
20 mankind lan
. this oaac.uaI ROM
I edy for an diseases
'of tie Throat and
Lungs. A vast fri
I'll Of its virtues,
uroughou liil and
other coaatfiss, las
shown ti.at it does
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

w Prof Basil L. Gilderslceve. OF the
University of Virginia, has accepted the
chiir Of Greel, in the Johns Hopkins
University, at Baltimore, at salary Of
$4,000 year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

E1'Wo regret TO learn that the Raw.
Thomas i.i'debrand is lying dangerous.
~ i'll OF paralysis. at his home in High
i-ud couu y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ Mrs. Ewers, wife OF Franklin
Ewers, Esq, living on Jersey mountain,
in this county, met with n very painful
accident on last Wednesday week. Be-
ing on horsebacl. her horse took fright
and ran. She being unable to restrain
it, tried to throw herself from it,
and thereby received very severe, yet.
VIC are glad TO learn, not eerious
bruises. At last accounts she was re-.
covering.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

tJ The Pcul'cton Na5, gear, r'eas-
4 70 Isl, announce aatuo naa ctaes
.poE haFe been developed So
county. The children o'Ns IIs--
- ate rocs,sr.us, and fears orthe con-
spreading have sIl idol
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

Or, J. c. AVER & CO., Lswsr. Mass,
Tactical and Aaaiytieai Chemists.
leLn ~ Ak SavG9IsEs nyEErwaSs..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ The weather. which had been so
pleasant for several weeks past, took
sudden change en- Monday morning
last, and since then has been very cold.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-01-14

~ During the past thros years tho
Supreme Court has sat IT. Charleston
Ii4 days, at wheeling l58 days and at
Charl5stovn Il days.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

0te 8~e6ingungen finO bic BON frIbez
rem Sobren Der betannten: Seoer
Nbonnent, weI6sr fur Elm Sabresz
announcement $500 baar on Die Su.
Stoats5tg. einienbet, bat Inipru6 auf
elm 9rdmienbu@, pel6eS i6m portofret
suaeianot pirb. - Oas @lei6e lift BET
Sal, penn elm Qbonnent, beiien Sabr
nod nt6t abgelaufen lit, i'm 8oraus aui
tueitere IL Wtouate bas Nb be-
aabIt. Ingenommeu 3. .. es bdtte Sc
man6 bis gum /. Woi 1876 be3obIt Obs
pobin Die YrGmienbi6er natirlih lGnsit
bertbeiIt fem tperoen), 10 fam ct fi9 bod
cine YrGmte ii9ern. tnbem ct lest
$500 etnfenbet. mofIr i6m fem Qbonnes
ment aIsbann bis gum l. Oiai 1877 uers
Idn9ert tptro.
ollie 8rieTe d6refiire man dn
Illinois StaatSZeitung Comp,
Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

ftGttegeieb erlansten &e1te duf 6ffent'
li1e SGnbercie1, Del6e leItoem anGtlens
babngeIeui6aften a6getreten tporoeu itnt
for9efabren.
yia9 etli6en NbGn6erunscn tpur6e 6ie
8orIage nit A gegen 9 Stimnen ans
genommen, toorauf Der SeaQt ita ner>
taate.
6nuS.
Cannon berihtete ramens 6es Boit>
ausi9uHes 8erbeiieruugen Der BaraSras
pben 1898 uno 1894 oe5 8llnoe5gelebbus
Dies, tpeI1e Strafen fir Oteientgen fefts
ieben, Die bic Yolt su uniittLi4en 3tuefs
ten miBbrau4en.
9ie Yorlage tDurbe i6lieBli9 an ben
Qusl9uB sIrIdnerDtelen.
Die 8emiQteung fir Die BeitzPoirt=
Rrtegsi6ule Duroe Balm beratbel. Cine
LGngere Oebdtte entlpann it3 uber Die
bonn 8entIigungsausi@nB Dorgenoms
meme 8ei1neioung Der N~uSgaben fir
oieie Nnltalt. 9tdn6aa unO Banning
nert6eibtstem bas 8Orgehen Oes 4us1
i6uiies.
Oanfor6 tpoIIte bon Der 9trabiebuns
Der @ebGlter Der Yrofeforeu nt9ts wiis
fen. Die 8ertagung ma9te Der Debate
fit beute etn Cube.
@afbtngton, %. ,San.
SIM Senat
tour6e bic bonn 6auie er6dltene BorIage
be6ufs @rmdBtgung oes Bortos auf Bolts
laden britter Glalle oil ben Yoitousl9uB
DertDieien.
Ser BabIaus f9uB beri9tete bur9
Worton betreffS ber Wabl bon S. 9.
Quits gum GunoeSlenator BON Goniz
itana, oaB ber Sib, peL9en bieler beans
fprubt, bereits Don Yin1bad, Dem Gul
4. Wt6rs 1873 ertpd6lten 8unoesienator,
beiebt let. 2luf Weorton's NntrG9 nuroe
BET Druid bes bon Quits etngerei6ten
observation-disclosures 1n9eoronet nilo
ocr u~ebergang aur Ga8esoronung bes
idloiien.
Die Debate iber ben @eiebenttourf
bebufS 3ablung Der 5inien Gnf Die
3.65prnsentigen Observation-Disclosures
oes 8e3trts Columbia tpuroe oanu mics
oer aufgenomnlen. Wtebrere QbGnoez
rungen puroen norsei9lagen, Die aLle
barauf btn3teLen, Die msitere 4us9abe
bon S6uloneri1reibungen 3u unters
iagen. Die Debate puroe a6er bur6
Die pom .6auie einlaufenOe 8otfHaft
bon BEN Nbleben Des Experimentation
Starftpeatber uuterbro6en, na6 oeren
SerIeinng Der Senat ii1 DertGgte.
S m 0aue
legte Selfins oas @eiu9 bet @eIeb=
9ebulIg Don Jteumerito Dor, baB tie err
md1tigt tperoe, Die Dorbereitenben
S9ritte 3ur Gntperfuug elmer Stats
berfaiiung tir bieieS Eerritorium su
tDun. Berpieien.
Ser 8eipillteunssausi6uB beri9tete
bic BeiDilligungen fir bic Gertretung Der
Union i'm Nusldnoe. Oie @rorterung
ber 8orLase Durbe auf nd6iten Wtitt>
mod ~feltgeieBt. 9ieIelbe tpeiit gu benz
g%enannteu SiDede $922,8 47 ouf unb itellt
Die @ebGlter Der 8elanoten mie foIgt felt:
Oie ber Geianoten in 2ombon, YariS,
Berlin uno ct. 8etersburg auf ie
$4,000; III Wtaori6, 8ien, 9fiO De Sas
neirO, Wterico, GOfei [yeSoO] un6 4es
fling auf ie $40. OO0; III 9tom Guf $4,000;
in 2iilabon, Bern, Srillel, i'm 0aag.
S%openbagem uno StoGboLm auf fe
$500; fir 8eru, ECUADOR un6 GoLoms
bta aulammen auf $500; fir @6ile unb
8oliuid suiammen auf $4,000; fir Dir
genttnia, BaraguaD uuo uruguan 3uz
lammen ouf $500; fir Guatemala,
Sofia silica, 9ouourGS uno 9tiearagua
%3ulamlmec Guf $4,000, uno fir siberia
auf $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

OUtuIe IT, 70. SuN.
Gin g%etptfler Yaraftoesto, iueL9er me-
gen geruntreuung aus Dem S~taatsoienite
entla11en nnb nit 1etnem @efu1 un
DISCRIMINATING bonn Premiermintfter
obgewieien tpor6en tpor, madbte geitern
auf bet StraBe etnen Otorbperiu6 ouf
6eilen 2eben; nermo0te bent Witniiter
aber nur cine Let6te Wunbe int @eitdt
bei3ubringen, uuO tuuroe aut bet Steue
DerDaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

SIM ndG1ten gugenbltde entsog etn Qbs
bang Die GGmpfenben metten Bllden.
BON Dem NGbertommen oes @etpeDrs
feuers aber i6loB i'd, baB bic Garltltei1
ihren Siea herfnIaten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
Ser raGOemtf@aftss
Wabtn9ton, %. San.

@U y u y : " ~ 40" N0UuS
Ser bemofratii9e Nattonnlaus16uB
belt bemte Nbcnb nnter benz GoritB ietnes
BrGitoenten 0ti9aro S6eG iul NrLins=
tonz9otel cine Stbuug ab, tpeIder Der
Sprg9er &err unb cine 9ln3abl SenaS
loren u11o 2lbgeoroneten b~citpobnten.
Ser Senator 9tanoolpb tpurbe gum 8ices
BrGfioenten ertpG6lt, W. s. 8aruum
bon Connecticut gum S6abmeiiter, u1o
". .. 8aufs Don Wliiiiiitppt gum Se=
fretGr. Nuf Nntrag bon 9tanoolpb
tpuroe bei6lofen, baloi9it nno nit @iTer
on bic Sreantlirung Der bemotratti1en
Yartet IN Der gan3en linton fur ben
berannabenOen YrGltoenti6afts : Wabls
tGmpf au se9en.
500 etste0 Gow8rsb:=:iteIteSes.
@albington, %. San.
Der republifani19e NationaIabg eor6>
11ete 9enrD $. StartDeatber bonn 8. Se'
art bon Connecticut itGrb beute Ot0r9eu
Oil BET 2unsent3Inoung. Die 2et6e miro
nd6 RorDt9, @onn., Der 9etmat6 oes
8erltorbenen, gebra6t tDeroen, mo nGhs
item Wtontag t6re 8eeroigung itattfiuoet.
Stortmcat6er's @nttiu mar Snet Stuns
ben Dor Ieincm 1ooe an ietnem Sterbes
bette etngetroffen.
8abeOG'S @roaeB e1fsefGobem-
ct. 2outs, 26. San.
Snil@en BEN beiberieitigen QntDGLten
in benz 9roseB 9e8en Sabcod, benz trurns
men YrtnatiefretGr @rant's, tourOe beute
8ormittas NIT 3uitimrnu1g oes @es
ri9tsbofes abgema6t, Dab toeoer Der
Qugetlagte 8abcoG nod bic aus Waibs
ington porgelaoenen 3eugen nerpfli6tet
letn IoueM, am 81. b. 90. [nG9iten
Otontugl als an Dem fit ben 8eginn der
Yer1anOlungen feitgeieBten Gage, gu er>
i9einen, Da Wc&ee'S Bro3eB nod oieIe
gau3e 8o1e oduerl1 miro, un0 Der Yr0s
SeB gegen ben vtrummcn" 8unbesiteuerz
etune6mer Wdguire ~tuentgltets ebenlo
LANCE oulerr oiirfte, tute ner ocS WtcSee.
N~ngefLagter uno 3eusen tperben oes7
baIb nod teIs9rapbii3 bena1rt9ttgt
tperoen, all 1pel6em Gage tic fl0 Dem
@eri9te au itelel bQben Deroen.
ttateri@4eif.
Neu 8runspid d, 90. S., II. Sun.
Sonatban Garle, S6abmetiter Der
vgtorfolt & STEIN 8rnuSiutG 9o1ierD
&c." lit ais &alienoieb entlarnt. Die
Sumrne, bic CT unteri6lagen bat, TT
l42, 900 Dollars. st bat iebod Der @es
ieui9aft iein gan;es bepegIi9es nno
unbepegLibes @igentbum CUR Serfugung
oelteat, 10 OaB oteie feinen 8erlult erlei7
Den uir0-
StNt1t4
Gan SranciSco, %. San.
Ser Sturm. meI9er nergangenelr
Sonntag an oteler Settle tobte,. bat bier
lett Sabren leines @let6en nt9t gebabt.
Oas britif6e S6iff n9rince uGnberto",
mel9es am 6. Sanuar BON bier 11G1
8ortlano auslief, lit pabri3etnlt3 Ses
fbeitert. 9lm l3. nabun IS llntpett Der
Dliuouus bes Columbia ben 9ootlen an
8oro uno ieitoem bat uIalr nt1ts Mebr
Don ihln aeb0rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31
@aDti.
s. II 81. San.

Sn 6abti lit cine Gmp0rung anSges
brohen. Die GebeQeu iino int Se1tBe
bon Sacmel. Ser Brdiioent bat Die
S1lieBung bes Sremben> Glub6aules in
Yort gu Yrince befoblen; Der american.
@elanote Bailett aber, tpeLber YrGitoent
beS Clubs lit, bat it6 g~eueissrt, benz
BefebIe nohautommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-31

Gin Spe;ialtelegramm bon Sfen mel
bet oos 6eute erfolgte Nbleben BON Srana
Deaf. Nls tpdbrenb Der seitrigen Stbs
JUG oeS Ganotases Die yta6rt4t %eintraf,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-18
BOARD of ub,Ic Works.

The Board OF Trade met at noon in
their rooms in the interest Of selecting
the right kind of men for the Board of
Public Works. The following was Of
fered:
"Whereas, the General Assembly
Of Ohio has created and authorized a
new Board Of Public Works for our city,
which is to take charge of all our ex-
penditures, including the Water-works,
the Board to consist Of five men, with
salaries of.$3, 500 each, who are to give
their entire time to the duties prescribed
these men to me elected next month,
in view of the complete control this
new Board will have over every inter-
est in the city, 1t becomes of the great
est interest to our Board and every tax
payer and citizen that the very best men
that can be found in the city be nomi-
mated to ill these offices, and that pplit-
ical associations shGuld have no influ-
ence whatever in selecting these names,
but men selected of tried experience,
ability and integrity; therefore,
"Resoiyed, That this Board appoint
ten delegates to meet at Mechanics In
stitute on Monday next, the 10th inst,
at 1880 Z. NJ, TO consider the propriety
of naming persons to fill the places in
the new Board, and, il possible, present.
ing such, that both political parties
would accept and nominate them in
their regular Conventions, SO that they
may have a unanimous election, thereby
being entirely away from every infu-.
ence which the hummer and dangerous
classes have heretofore exerted over
city officials whom their influence
elec,ed.'
Mr.. Thos. G. Campbell offered the fol-
lowing as a substitutes:
"Resolved, That the members OF the
Chamber of Commerce, the members of
the Mechanics Institute and all other
good citizens be invited to join with the
members OF the Board of Trade in at
tending the primary meetings OF the
severai political parties, ard to endeavor
to secure the election of honest, up
right men as delegates to the
Conventions, to be shortly held, that
will select candidates for the several
offices TO be filed in the coming April
election, who will properly administer
Lhe important trusts tnat will be con-
fided to the successful candidates.n
Mr.. Dickinson made motion TO table
the whole subject, which was adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-18
List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for tbs
week ending March II, 1876. Furnished
for the STAR from the Office Of j. McE,
Perkins & Co., counselors-at-law iE
patent cases and solicitors for patentsi
Attend to all business before the Paten5
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ton, D. G. Drawings and specification
Of patents. 20 cents. Copies of patents
to show the general state Of the art lfl
any one class, So:
TIA, 212-Devices for Carving Wood.
W. IL. Doane. Filed February 5, 1910.
AS an improvement in the art of carving
wood by machinery, the method, hereiR
described, OF arranging the tempIet at n
distance from the surface to be carved,
so as to provide an open space betwee1
them, substantially as and for the pug.
pose specified.
ia 900 Feathering Paddle. .WheeIs-@
Ross Forward. Filed January II, 1879.
l. The paddles provided with heads hay.
ing shoulders c and stud c, said heads
being formed on or attached to the pad.
dies above the pivot thereof, as and for
the purpose specified. 2. The combina.
ton of d plate having an eccentric gro0Yn
u, and mounted loose on The wheel-shatk
TO adapt it to be reversed in position.
sliding rods D, provided with pins OF
arms working in said groove, aud pas
dies G, pivOted above the center, and
having heads constructed with Shout
ders c. and stop c, substantially as shown
and described.
174 ,225-Grain-Bin -Binders-Jephtha Gas.
rard, ,assignor 10 Excelsior Grain-Binder
{ mn III NJ w
Filed Nov. IL, 1875. l. A twis4
ter constructed with prone
nence projecting beyond the plane Of the
twisting arms, and a needle-poiut ppo.
iecting from the apex of said prominence
at right angles to the plane OF rotation. (,
2. The discharging-arm, in combination
with the cradle and the lug, for acru-
ating said arm, s lbstantially as set forth,
, 6,907--Cigar-M r-Molds-Napoleon Du Brul.
Patent No. 1l4,932, dated May 16, 1871.
Filed January 6, 1879. Between
the matrices are ton rue ana
groove JOINTS, and the mold can be maSso
IN sections, the division points OF tiie
sections coming between the matrices.
TIA, 09I-Vehlcle aXles and wheeis--R.
f. Richardson. Filed Jan. Il, 1875.
TIA ,291-Statipn Indicators - Francis
Peteler, assignor TO Edwin Peteler.
Bloomington, Mimi. Filed Dec. 9, 1875,
The rod is turned to arrest the bell hams
mer when the indicating apron is being
.wound from Oft one roll on to. the other.
thereby avoiding unnecessary striking
OF the bell.
172, ,S97-Bale-ties-R s. Stentcns
Filed Dec. 90, 1875. The button b, tst
pered at both ends and undercat at osss
posite sides, in combination with the
band, having corresponding slots with
the button, substantially as and for THIS
purpose described.