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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
Sitting Bull Whipped.

ST.. PAUL. Nov. 4.-The Pioneer Pess
special, dated camp in field on Yellow.
stone, October %, via Bismark, Dakotah
Territory, November 4, says: General
Miles, commanding troops on the Yel-
lowstone, after fighting, defeating and
pursuing Sitting Bull and confederated
tribes under him. this day accepted the
surrender Of four hundred lodges OF In
dians belonging ut Cheyenne agency,
these tribes surrendering Ave OF their
principal chiefs as hostages as aguaran.
tee Of their faithful compliance with the
terms of the surrender. These bands
are to 90 ut once to the agency, where,
upon their arrival, they will submit to
the requirements of the government
The Indians held rs hostages left this
evening for st. Paul under charge Of
strong guards"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
Result Of the Presidential Vote

The latest results shown by tn dis.
patches give the democrats Alabama,
Arkansas, Connecticut. Delaware, Flori.
da, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louis.
lana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi,
New Jersey, New York, No rth Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia an West
Virginia, Oregon, and perhaps Califor.
MIA. Final counts may, OF course,
change these results. The results as
TO several Of the States named are dis
puted, rs usual, but up to the latest hour
of going to press the indications as
above shown are favorable to the cleo
ton Of Tildcn and Hendricks.
Among the general results shown by
yesterdays election may be mentioned
the election Of Butler, republican, over
Hoar and TarboX, in the seventh Mas.
sachusetts District; the defeat of Haw.
ley, republican, in the first Connecticut
district the election of Goode, demo.
Graf, in the Norfolk, Virginia, district :;
and the probable defeat Of Hinton, dem
ocrat, in the Petersburg, Va, district,
with which probable exception the dem
Gratis in Virginia elect their entire con.
grcssional delegation. West Virginia
gives democratic majority Of about
$1,000: Delaware, $500 to 5000. Wis
consin shows large democratic gains
Milwaukee gives Tildcn over 1000
majority. Chicago H.. gives Tilden a
majority OF 5000, the German vote be.
ing largely in his favor. The republi.
cans claim Philadelphia by 10000 ma.
jority, or about the same for the State.
The democrats claim Florida by 5000
majority.
4 dispa' ch to 4. y. German at A.
NJ. from New York says: Careful es.
Inmates give Tlden 1917 electoral votes.
IL more than sufficient for his election .
Baltimore Sun, Nog SH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

Mn. SCoTT's FLYING MACHINE -
The inventor OF the flying machine, Mr..
Ralph Scott, who didn't fly from Dover
to Calais, as he said he would, is in
Berlin showing his invention to Bis
marck and Won Moltlle. The whole ar
rangement consists of small, rather
deep wooden gondola, in the middle of
which the machinery is fixed, which is
to put in motion by means of a wheel,
similar TO a ships steering wheel. The
pressure of the spring, when the wheel
is in motion. is TO be like 5000 pounds
in an upward and equal TO l.500pounds
in y downward direction. At each end
Of the gondola is seat for a passenger.
and at one end second wheel for steer.
ing the apparatus, which altogether
weighs 500 pounds. Mr.. Scott asserts
that with this machine he will travel
through the air ut the rate of seventy
miles an hour in clear weather, and in
storm and against head wind forty
miles. He says that he has himself al
ready made trial trips on n small scale
with it, and that for upward, downward
and forward motion, as we'll rs standing
still in mid.air, and in all weathers, he
has found the machine thorough sue
cess. The principle may be applied, he
says, with the same effect to machines
of any size or strength.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

= A lady once had n pc. OF honey,
which she found often visited by ants.
She tried various ways TO keep them
from getting ut it, but all in vain. At
last she fastened cord Toucd the YES
sci which held It, and let it hang down
from hook in the ceiling.
Now, it happened that there was just
one single ant left upon that vessel
The lady thought she had swept them
all of before she hung it up; but this
little fellow had escaped her notice.
When he found himself alone with that
ocean OF swcetmcats, he ate as much as
he wanted. Then hc mounted the rope /;
climbed mp to the ceiling crossed tho
ceiling; marched down the wall, and
male straight FOR home.
AS soon rs Inc arrived, he told his
friends he knew how to find honey, and
was willing to show them the way. Di.
rectly great company Of them were
ready To follow him. They formed in
line Of march. lie headed the line.
and led them down that cord into the
''happy valley" ut the foot OF it. At
once they attacked tue treasure. Each
one took n load and started FOR home
Soon they were two.lines OF ants TO be
seen along that cord one was going up
full-thc other was coming down empty.
They never stopped till they had left
the vessel perfectly clean Of honey and
when the good lady came TO take down
her jar-behold, it was empty!
or course ants never heard the eighth
commandment. They know nothing
about stealing, but lay their hands on
everything they find that suits them.
They are noble little fellows: they are
always ready to help one an other. and
to share with others all the good things
they get. Let us learn from the ants =
lesson of kindness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
Moral Courage.



When Was boy OF twelve years OF
age, hfty-tw years ago, my father die
tated to me the following composition,
which he required me to write out, CON-
NIT to memory. and from time to time
rehearse to him. am inclined TO think
he was not himself the author of it and
may ask tho favor 10 have YOU pu: it
into yonr columns? j. G.. r.
There is moral courage which en-.
ablcs a man to triumph over foes more
formidable than were ever narshalled
by any C9sar,--a courage which impells
him to do his duty; to hold fast his in
tegrity to maintain a conscience void
OF offence towards God and towards
man.-at every hazard and sacrifice, in
defiance of the world and the prince of
the world. Such was the courage of
Moses. Of Joseph, of Daniel. of Aristites.
OF Phocion. Of Regulus. of Paul, of In.
Their, or Washington. Such is the cour.
age which sustans every good man
amidst the temptations allurements.
honors, conflicts. opposition, malice.
crueltry, persecution, which beset and
threaten him ut every stage of his pro.
gress through life. II is not n noisy,
obtrusivc, clustering. boastful courage,
which pushes itself into notice when
there is no real danger, but which
shrinks away when the enemy is at the
door. 1t is calm, selfpossessed. meek,
gentle. transformations, modest, retiring,
but When the fearful loar arrives, slsn
you shall behold tho majesty OF gcnu-
inc Christian courage, in all her native
energy, breathing the spirit of angelic
purity. and grasping victory from tho
fiery furnace or the lions den, when not
one OF oil the millions OF this worlds
heroes would have venturcd to share
her fortune.
81 fear God. and have no other
fear" is the snblimest sentiment ever
felt or uttered by mortal man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
The Cause of 'Splosion.

II would invite you TO my house
brudder Jackson" said Deacon Johnson
as he emerged from church last Sunday
evening, "but dunno rs we'll get any
supper dis night, the cook stove am SO
dr fully out ob repair.
What's dc matter wild dc stove?"
why, you see cold wed,ler am com.
in on and woods gcttin skese an high.
an I've 'structed dc folks To he berry
cknocmical in dc usin' ob it. Wes'c
bin buyin' in small lots, and last nigh.
beiif out OH fuel l sent one OF my
boys ober to neighbours TO borrow q
'ew sticks. Dc man or his family had
hour an dat boy, who world 'spisc to
10 vnbonest transaction wrote out
his note for dc value ob dc wood, an
droppin' 1t in n prominent place in dc
woodshed. sboullcred an arnfful an
brought it home
well, 4 fire was kindcd, lie tea kit.
tic pm! on, de ole woman she is oittin
dc supper. All Of a sudden. puff went
&c stove, zoom Ks swish. kusinsh went
something, and rs tumbled over saw
de ole woman making for de roof wild
the tea kittlc, and dc stove plates fol-
lowin' her, while de boys and lie gals
was as brack Will smut rs de ace oh
spades. Dc stoves goose was cooked
for q fact
What was dc cause oh lie splosun?''
Tn strongly 'clincd TO believe dat
dar was powder in dat wood, and dat dc
powder was done put in dar by dat white
man TO kctch some thievin' darkeys wat
ncbber buys no wood, an Dressed Of
don't think dat man spects me. kasc he
couldn't find dat note, and won't make
any 'pologies.'
Dat am an outrage
For fact, an dc childrcn's supper
was spilled, too. "-KcoLmk Constitution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

~ Eight ocean steamers left New
ork on Saturday afternoon last for
Europe, all with full crrgocs and fair
number OF passengers. Among the
freight apples make large item, and
the cotton movement is quite free,
though checked by the advanced prices.
Grain. floor and provisions, as usual,
make up the principal bulk.
IY The Servian army is reported to
be disoFganized, struggling aud sick.
t-V Russia admits That hcr whole
army is on war footing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
GOOD
Advertising!

60 300 30 ,corth IF space IN curious
newspapers disb Hu,cd through hirfg
States, piH he soLR for 800 cash Ac-
c1rGtc iRsertiOHs guaranteed. 4 list Of
me papers, gieiHg ,Iaiig anil ,cecllg circW-
ialioa and printed schedule Of rates, sent
free on application 10 Gro. Il. ROW
ELL d CO., Newspaper Adgetjsing A..
gents, No. q Payk Ro,r. Nrl, York.
NoDcmter 10, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

n VALIANT EXrEEss MEssESGER-
The San Francisco Bulletin Of October
goth says: AS the Weayerville stage
was coming down the mountain about
thirteen miles north Of Shasta yesterday
afternoon highwayman suddenly
jumped from behind n bush, covering
Wells, Fargo q Co., messenger, John
McNcmer, with shotgun before he
could make any resistance, and demand.
ed tho treasure box, which lie was forced
TO hand over. The robbcr startc 4 for
tho brush with his booty md ordered
the driver to drive on. As soon as they
were out OF sight Of the robber Meme.
mcr jumped from the stage. ran back.
got on the robbers track, followed him
n short distance, where lie found him
taking the treasure from tho box. which
he had already broken open with p ok.
McNemer fred al him, knocking him
over. The robbcr jumped up aud ran n
short distance when McNemcr gave
him the contents Of The other barrel.
killing him instantly. lie then recoy.
cred all tho treasure and brought it
safely here"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

NTEST VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held
w in the Clerks UDic, OF the Creui, Court
OF Hampshire County, on the FIRST Monday in
November 1876.
Philip Pcndeton, Edmund Peudle,ou, of Win
chester, Va T. Is. Pcndieton, Y. G.. Pendle-
ion, Jr., Edward Pendeton, Jr, G.. Gray
Pend,e,on aud g. Mason Pendleton Plaintiffs
rs.
4. Stephcn cambridge aud Serena p Dam
bridge. Anthony kcnnedy.3 john w. Ken.
Bedy, A. Il. Kennedy, Edmund Kennedy, Ma
IS Cooke, Eliz. Garry, aud Edm. Seden, Mrs.
Eliz Kennedy, . Dr. Spoitswood Drudriige, .
J.. Dsndridsc, II. " T.. Hunters and Mrs
Lena Hunter, Hon Harrison and Mrs Az.
mes Ilarrisou,' DR.. Daniel Kennedy, Mary
Kennedy, (iuiant,) 4. Il. Duchanan1 and AIRS.
Nancy BuchinHn,@ lIeGry Cooke, Phillip
Cooke john Es'cn Cooke AInie Cooke, .
Sal.ie Duv,I John O. Siege and Mrs Ma
ry Steger,s Marion, lIsnry & Minnie Cooke,
Elizabeth Cooke, ir il j.. Kennedy, -
Meade and AIRS. Leths Meade, Nary K Ed
mund Cooke, p AplCes ilii1ter Ms. Nancy
Bogc Rev. Moses iInnier @Rev. ". Matthews,
aud Mrs Mary Matthew's. Yrs. - Brooke, .
David Hunter, L. u. lIunter, r. w. Hun
Ter, Sarah Harrison, Il y. Riddle and Mis-
Marcy Ei!die, Riiz Hunter, Mary Louisa
Hunter Abel Hunter, W. 10 Travers Il Mrs
- Travprs, GcnGral ID. ~ Strother 4 Mrs.
Mary StrOtber, James l.. Rtn1 lph and Mrs
Emily Randolph aud all otheruoknowG heirs
Of =. Pendletoa, dec d., Dsfen l,ni3
~ CHANCERY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

AMERICAN GoLD-PLATED CHAINS A.
BRoAD.-lt would appear that gold.pla
ted chains for watches, necklaces. &c,
OF American manufacture, arc received
with such favor in English markets as
to create some apprehension on the part
of manufacturers of like articles at Biz.
mingham. The Birmingham Gczetie of
a recent date devotcs some little space
showing the progress of the business
and its effect on local manufacturers
1t says the American chains are excel.
lent specimens Of workmanship, and so
good are they in color that without very
close and careful examination they might
easily bc mistaken for genuine gold by
even experienced persons. They are
made by machinery, each link being
closed by hydraulic pressure, and they
are capable, therefore, of outstanding
any amount Of wear and tear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

tU Mr. Doom the railroad official.
who felt il his duty 20 put a bad color.
cd woman who was inisbehaving ont Of
tho ladies reception room OF the Staun-
ION depot, is sentenced to prison by the
United States Court at Ilarrisonburg,
while tue Jreedman's Bank swindlors
90 unwhipt OF justice. The latter are
all Radicals high in court favor WH.
cies,lr Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

Science is haO'ehe'lJcj .sciencc is hao'eirg ;
Just &js and ao,Fib5 less or more.

Just 'Ais and aothiS5 less or more.
s homhi be mken by nc infcHiycm /armcr.
& an be IF use To ecery gooi farmer.
Ia pr0,Eoe, most p'dcf'c0L
T. niers cc"7y State anal TERRITORY.
" ottny like IL published IN me porH.
To all RHO IRISH u Jtirm pr:GmJy, Il op-
pc0is.
In al things tcudFh and d,cNyofc.
T. or one year, bm one doHor.
In cUcry r0Se, J;ces Satisfaction.
& heap, .S.ient.Gc, anil retiaJie.
r oy one doilar sent 10 NE paJE.icys
4 nj gow name and post-o6icesptoi0y
'eritteD,
IL dura mall 'oW Ly'iaJ tic FIRST number.
" any doiiors raiae Is otjen uoshd
h re Me best practice is discovered, and
IL cmemJcr tie Scientific Farmer mfos
C eornS monry 10 tie cnrc(ai redder.
Address, SCIENTIFIC FARMER Co.
Boston, Nasa
Nov. 10, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

HAVING suffered from persons fishing. hunt
ing, Sc, on my lands, hereby give no
tice that ! am determined TO prosecute al PER-
sons 90 offending
ANDREW PANCAKE.
Hampshire CO., Nov. 10, IsIG LIN.
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~ on &C

Persons cutiiag timber or bark from these
lands arc hereby noGfsi 70 desist Th-se de-
string ~ ls'ss or ~ buy the lands or the tim.
Der right, viii apply 10
CAMBRIDGE & PENDLETON,
AHon,eys q Ayents.
Manchester, Ia.
Nov. 10. 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
MINERAL COUNTY.

We have returns from ali tho pre-
cints in this County, save two. Frank
ford and Elk. Tilden and Hendricks
40, Hayes and Wheeler, ca. Martin
Dem, for Congress, ZAP. Lamon, Rep,
Cyl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

tYThe Eastern Question is getting
more complicated. A few days ago the
assent given by Turkey TO the armistice
proposed by Russia gave o reasonable
assurance that some terms would he a.
greed upon whereby peace would be Sc
cured. Now there is another change
which indicates that Russia will help
the provinces all she can, directly or
indirectly. The new Russian demands
are that the revenues raised in the in
surgent provinces shall he deposited
for the payment Of the interest on the
Turkish bonds, and that the Turkish
troops shall be Withdrawn from the
Christian provinces pending the ncgo.
tiations. What the other powers will
do in respect 70 these demands it is i'm
possible TO say. though their citizens
are certainly rs largely interested in
the payment Of the interest on Turkish
bonds as are those of Russia, and also
in giving fair chance to the Christians.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
LIST OF PRIZES

Z,dbJ triZcs, amounting TO rl15 900
Write Tor Circulars % send orders % ". T..
LOGAETY i57 Main 81 Norfolk, Va; CIAS.
4. HOWARD, New Orleans. IN
The First Regular Quarterly Dollsr Drawing
will take place on January ?, 1871. Tickets
~ each. Capital Prize SIS, OO0
No7 TO- 1876. lin.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
sNon- residents.

The Object Of this suit IS To make PARTITION or
lease, or sale after the payment Of taxes due
thercupor, amongst tie heirs sc i. PcndletOu,
dec a.. OF tie following tracts Of land in Hamp-
shire county, West Va. belonging To =. PEN
deion, dec q and rs appears by ihe Surveyor
books Of Hampshire county 900 acres on tue
East side Of Great Capon, adjoining Dawson >
patent 226 acres ia the drains OF iIopkin s
Creek Ran aud Little CaPOn--sl0 acres nelr the
patents OF SteeG Tat lor and Others - go acres
on South Branch Mountain, row partly in the
possession Of II. ". High and Pancakes heirs
!, 200 acres % the south Branch Mountain. west
side ADD opposite ROmney-- $50 acres on the
dfains of South Branch and Little Capon on Jer.
sey Mountain - 800 acres on Green Spring
Valley Mountain 3, J17 acres adjoining the ! :
600 acre tract, on Great Capon Mountain n GOO
acres on South iiraoch Mountain or drains e
Little Capon adjoining tIe $50 acre tract
above ptrt Of which WIS the Holmes sale, aud
any other lands ia said county Belonging to
said hHfs
And IL appearing by alIilayit thtt the deem
dan's Mrs. Eliz kennedy, Or SPUitswood Dan
drijg,, x. 81. r. Hunter, Mrs. hona tlunter,
Uail Harrison, Mrs Agnes Harrison DR.. Dan.
Kennedy, 7 r. buchanan, Mrs. Nancy Bach
auan philip Cook, John Esten Cook, Aonie
Cook, Sallie Duval. john o. Sieger, Mrs. Mary
Stecer, Alberto Cook - Meade Mrs Lea he
Meade. Mary and E8mrud Cook. Rev Sir
Matthews aud Mrs. Mary Mstihces Mrs
---- Brooke, David iIuster md u W. lIun-
ter are nou-residenis Of this State IL s ofdertd,
that the said defendants do appear here wifhin
one mont. afcr The due publication Of this or
der aud do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit Tcsie,
v. NJ. POLING, G. c. G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

To the Creditors Of Jonn Lear, dcsd.
In pursuance ofa decree q The County Court
Of The County o. ilampsl ire. made 10 eans'
therein pending, 20 subject ibe real eciaie o.
said John Lear 10 the payment Of bis debts {oN
are required 10 present your elsims against we
said John Lear Tor Adjudication 20 A. y Whiie'
Commissioner ~ bis Office in said county, on
or before the 18th dty Of November, 1876.
Witoess. q. 8 Wolfe, Clerk Of said Court
this 9Th day Of October, 1876.
G.. :. WHITE, Clerk.
Oct. 81, 1870 It.
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CommissioneI--S Notice.
Commissioners Cfiee, romney, ". Va,
October 27ih, 1876.

Commissiouer's Cfice, Eomney, ". Va,
October 9th 1876.
William IT, Powell Sheriff Of IIampshre Conn
". snd ~ such Committee Administrator Of
John Lear, dec a PlainuH
Teh, ccl Lear, widow Of John Lear, decd, Re
hecca lear, Thomas Tear, Edward klinr,
James Kline, JoshuR Kline. lemuel klinc,
and James ID. Armstrong aud John s. Pan
cake, Executors Of Joseph G.. Pancake de- d ,
Defendants.
Whereas. the above s1it In Chancerr, nov
pending in the County Court Of Hampshire, was
At the October term, 1876, referred 10 Com
" ssinner Of the Court o. ascertain ard report
the real estate 81 which John Lear died possess
ed, The liens and prioriics Of liens Ga ~ exist 40
on the sane. alec the Indebtedness Of said Lear,
and such ether matters NJ any parties interested
NAV desire that nav be pertinent
The parties 10 said suit aud al others inter
esied, are therefore hereby notified. that the sub
scriber rs Commissioner Of said Court, viii on
The 2sih DAY a. November 1876, at bis Once 10
Romnev, proceed 20 the execution Of srt feier.
euce, when ard where ;hey arc required 10 N'-
tend with the necessary cviden 60.
A. L. WHITE.
Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
Notice to TEACHERS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DN virtue Of Deed of Trus. executed TO me
I'D 10y Abraham iier,man for The benefit of
Ann &. Msrpole, bearing date November 18TH
1879. ! will sell Mt Public Auction, for Cash,
On The 18Th day OF the present month, nj The
residcacc OF The said ilersmau,
one ,SOrret St0lHOz,
called Charley, and one BAY MARE, called
"kit.p
WILLIAM PERRY,
Nov. 10, Ie7G --pi. Trustee
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L 49, !!
1866 27S 1868 $50

Tildon's majority over Hayes 1917 =;
Martin, for Congress, over Lamon 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
Tilelen Rally

on MONDAY NIGHT. at ROM
NEY, to celebrate our victory in the late
Elections. Conc one-come all, See
your neighbors and ask them to come
Ladies and children are invited to be
present on the occasion. VRcmcm.
Der, Monday night next, November 18th,
is the time. TMDEN Men.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
West Virginia.
MPsHIRE UNITY
OLD HAMPSHIRE STILL CLAIM.
ING THE BANNER.
MONTANA SEMPER LIBERI.

Increase over oct. $50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

a SAD CAsE.-Somc time last week
young woman by tho name of Sine
came TO Mr. Winsburg's, in town, and
asked leave TO stop all night As she was
apparently in poor health the request
was granted. During the night she gave
birth TO q child which lived only a few
minutes, and now il is thought that she
will not live. Her story is n sad one.
She says that she was seduced by the
clerk ON one Of the mail packets and
that when her parents discovered her
condition they drove her from home.
Her parents reside near Sistersyille ard
are said TO be very respectable people.
Comments are unnecessary. Such cir.
cumstanccs are becoming too common
and 10 Is high time that there was an
effort made 20 create better public
sentiment on the subject. The victim
is driven from society, while tho seduccr
is honored and trusted, and if possible
receives more consideration than if Inc
had not been guilty Of the crime Of
wrccking what might have been use.
ful lifc.-NetC NortinvHie Messenger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
Nov. 10, 1876.

F;ee copies, 80 ecnts each.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

lIoRsE NoTEs.-The flyer Lord Lyon.
the winner Of the Derby Of 1866, has
been sold for S25.72j.
Graham Iariley, of Birmingham. En-.
gland, recently refused S52.jO0 for his
bay stallion Sterling, eight years old,
by Oxford out OF Whisper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10
GOOD FORTUNE

Extra Drawing. Monday, December 4, 1916.
LOHtSi0T7U jSt0fe LOtterU ca.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature Of the Stale for Educational
purposes in 1868. with Capital Of 81 ,O0O, 600.
,o which IL has since edded n reserve fund Of
$3.50, 600. rs Grand Single NqmJer Urarinqs
will take place monthly. The season Of 1876
closes with thu following scheme
CIFITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Only 10000 Tickets at $50 each. Fractions
in proportion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-10

"a Producers and Manufacturers
Bank Of Titusyille, Pa closed on Mon
CAV last. Assets claimed 20 he am.
sd, .o- g." abilities.