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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
Letter nrom Green sprins.

GREES SPRfN0 RUN. April Is. 1876
Mr.. HARPER ~ hope you have los,
no Subscribers by my long sifen q; the
paper still 6ourisLes and I think the
room taken up by the foolishness OF
Trap y Of more value Cor other pur
poses however your waste basket ia
convenient. -
Tbe nuch talked Of Depot n here
land now can answer In the Affirmative
when asked lit the Depot is in?'') or a,
least = portion Of il, consisting OF brick,
cemeni. mortar sleeves. plank. Ac.,Lthe
ground IL not yet broken and the mate;
rial having been here already t~o week >
keeps us all Ia n state Of exciting doubs
and already the rumor r. circulated
that VIC are to have no depot at ALL
We are devoid Of Faith. Hope and Char.
ity, but supplied with good quantity
OF mud. .sf
Ben. Linthicum says the population
OF Romney is set down ut about coos
not this . mistake? Ben. is reliable in
most OF his estimates, but I am sure
this Is a mistake for In the past two
weeks, there has been goods enough,
hauled up there to supply a town OF
three times that size.
Our own merchants have enlarged
their store and filed it up with new
stock-and stock. ing, and "thats what's
the matter with Hanna"
Trains are raining by the new SEIZED.
ule which has undergone but few chan
ges from the old one.
Will Parker lost n tire from the stage
on his down trip-borrowed a vehicle
from Mr.. Wilson at Springfield and came
through without further accident. Both
hao!ss ARE making good time and they say
Time is money. TRAP"
'rhs Formulation Of Romsey. rs iAisk, does
not exceed 500. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
~ we tures ~ youthful iudsctetiou vii. for
Who need ~ the rsripe suj direction for making
the simple remedy by which ne was cuIed. SUIT
terers wishing TO ptodt ny the a9vcr,iser's az
perienee can do 80 ~ addfvssirg 10 perfect con.
JOHN y. OGDEN.
Dec. ~. ls7s.--sn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

NEST VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held
w In the Clerks Ofgice Of the County Court
OF hampshite, on the FIRST Monday in April,
1876. F'
Henry NJ. High, Administrator OF Mich.
olas Lestherman, decd, Plaintiff,
~.
Nicholas Leatherman, Jr., James Arnold
g. Hester Ann his wife, Joseph Spaid
aud Elizabeth his wife, Susan Sions
Solomon Lcatherman. the unknown
children OF William Foley. and Bar.
bsra Foley, the unknown children Of
jasper Foley. and Catharine Foley.
and Charles Leatherman, Defendant,
Is CHASCERY.
I've ohjrcio f hi. si' "a IN ascertain Wbetb,,
certain H"ies gwen ~ James Arnold. Jasp,r
foisy, Charles Lcathernsn Ad-n Sinns and
q Pennington tn said Nicholas Iestbs ,nsD
d"e q 10 his lifetime we're ar advancsmrnt, ar
not 10 settle up fully his e7iaie and relieve s,id
HiRh from all Responsibility thereabnut Ana
" appearing by affidavit that the children n
WiliiHm Hnd Barbara Foley and Jasper and
CAlhafine FOLEY arc unknown, and tbst said
unknown children and Charles Hsriu,tp. do not
reside W this state, IL il ordered ths, sid non
resident d-fendHnis aTe required 10 appear viii .
~ tour weeks after the daIe uf the 6rst pubIi, a.
lion hereof. and Do What IL nscessarY 10 p,ot.ot
their Interests IN ihis suit 1este
G. =. WHITE, c. c. G. II. G.
nril IA IC-c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been psrna nen,iy csr-
ca 81 that Tread disease, Consumption. by = sim
pic remedy, is anxions TO make known % HE
isNnw sufferers the means Of cure. To all who
d'sire ". he viii send copy 81 me prescritdiop
nsec' tfree 81 charge, with the directions fnr
ktsPHri7g and uang tie sane which they siIl
hDd sure Cure Tor Consumption, Asthma
8r"uchiti-, &c
Psrues wishing the prescription will please
REV. r. A. WILSON.
lof Penn ST., williamsbprgh. View York.
Dec. II, 1875. ga.
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DIED.

On The lsih inst. near Frankfort, Mineral
county, Mrs Msr L,Ks widow o: John Lake,
deed ~ an advanced age.
On the 10th inst, on Beaver Run, same coun-
~ after short illness, Ars. DEsgRrs Bisxa
eonsoft ~ Kew Solomon Biser, in the 4TIh year
Of her age.
On the 18th inst. ne"r ffsrtmansvilIe. In the
came county, Mrs REBEccA DYE, widow Of the
late Cspt John D,s
DO the i9ih lust, 10 keyser, Nc. wEiGtEY,
sged - years.
On The night Of ih. 22nd inst, AT BROAD war
Depot, Rockingham cOuuty, Va, nj tn, r,,i.
dence ct DR.. Btgar Williams Mrs PEcE. for.
meTly ni Mnotefeld. In Tie goth year Of hsr ,na
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28


WEST VIRGINIA, TO wrT:-At
rules held in the Clerks Once e
the County Court OF Hampshire, on Ne
FIRST Monday In March. 1875.
Isaiah r. Powelson, Plaintiff.
o..
John r. Powelson's heirs and Adninis-
tfstor. Defendants. IL CHAEcxzY.
The object Of this suit is to have a
settlement OF the estate account Of said
John X. Powslson, decd, ADD a partf-
ton Of bic estate among those entitled
thereto and u the real estate Of which
said John X. Powelson died seized oan
not be partitioned in kind, "a have the
same sold and the proceeds divide a.
mong those entitled said real estate IL
said to consist Of 26O acres, % acres
IL acres IN said county.
And IL appearing by affidavit that the
defendants John W. Powslson Jauses'R Y.
Powelson, and IDA l.. PowsIson, 10 not
reside IN this State. u is ordered. that
said nonresident defendants sre reonfv-
Ell 10 appear within fsar weeks after the
date OF the FIRST publication hereof. and
do what 10 necessary to protect their
interests In this suit. Tsste,
g. 3. WHITE, c. c. o.H.G
Fer. II, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
" oTIcE

A LL persons are notified not 10 tresuass vuon
"A our lands. on Little Capon, Stony Nosr.
tain, Piney nouoiaia. snd Grsssy Lick Run.
% turning Stock thereou TO rage or spFsrioS
ihem to remsiE tbsrs0n, or in ssy other wsy
Of the Lac.
BENJAMIN HoTT.
JOSEPH HAINES.
PETER A. SAVILL.
GIBSON TIMBROOK.
ISAAC G.. NICHOLS.
DAVID 6. HOTT.
JOHN N. SHANHOLTZER.
JOHN II. 4. BAlNES,
ALEX. ARMS1 KONG.
FAILS SHANHOLTZER.
JACOB l.. SHANHOLTZER,
SAMUEL RUCKMAN.
April z, fs7s-4m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
M ~ lSIED.

On the 18th mat, iu Baltimore, Mr. s.yru
BAsss. Of Frederick county Va. TO Ms. Ms.
c'Hsr W., daughter Of John @ Hest, ESQ. oil
that city ~ -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

tSrOnr readers will observe the adj.
vertisement in to-'lav's issue, Of Messrs
Gilkeson. Pugh 4 Vance. They have
splendid assortment ofgoods, to which
attention is invited.
With time and patience the null.
berry leaf becomes satin. What Difficult.
Guilty is there ut which man should
quail when worm can accomplish 30
much from the leaf Of the mulberry.
10 Gate weather is coming along
moonlight nights, halmv air and all sort
or thing. lie and she will hang on
the gate for hours and-Heighol Also,
the season OF that malignant disease,
spring fever. is about setting in.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
Judge James d. Armstrong.

We suppose no man has ever yet
flied the office Of Judge OF the Circuit
Court or any court. OF this or any other
district, with more universal approval
than Judge Armstrong. We hear ap.
proving words from all wherever he has
held a court. His urbane manners. and
social qualities OFT the bench, and his
qulckness Of perception-and prompt de.
cision OF all points brought before him
on the bench. and his courteous dcmean.
or toward counsel and litigants, are
winnink for him hosts Of friends
Hoo"efeid Aisertise', Apri1 81.
Judge Armstrong appears to have
made very favorable impression in all
threet counties in which he lately held
court. He is an able lawyer, and
thoroughly understands the duties of
the judgeship. Hence his popularity
with the people,-Noor.6eld Exami,.sr.
1pru %,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28


Agents Wanted Everywhere.
@6.O,O PER DAY.
As~msfh Early Psre whM Prolific Pop Otrs.
- Now Importation.
100 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE
Evxav GsAir NARRATIVES TO Pop.
Wher ground IL produces o -four anslaSous
both in appearance and TASTE To -Four nsis
from wheat. Even an epieurs would fs,f N
Distinguish hstweeu bread msds from the sSo.
list This Corn ripens FOCR weeks earlier
than the Common American Gers.
The fodder will remain green for weeks aetsr
the grain 10 ripe.
GrosSs from 8 to IL Ears on Each !SsaIS.
tgrows from . 70 IL feet high.
Fare Ar~ssing Jros ~ to "a isekes in Issst4.
II Rows TO rss EAs
The cob 10 very snaii and the seed ali ssusA.
Every grain warranted to grow.
TERMS:
On receipt OF so cents We will ssaa sae,sl
for 50 hills, prepaid by mail
For 81 enough for $50 hills.
FoG 2 SO enough N, 500 Hills.
For 90 enough for 500 hills
win fuil directions for planting and eultivati.S
Send money only by P0stofRcs Order ar Rss
isisred Letter, at osr risk.
Certificate as to Character.
Clsvsi+st Na'ioaAi Bank, Exchange and De.
rosit Bank, The nayot and Chief az payi.s
tie Gland, Tenn, the Banner Oa3ce. us,.i3
once, or any ohcer Of the county OF Rrsdiey.
Address all orders
OSMENT & CO..
Cleveland. Bradley Co., Team.
March IL, 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

yThe first Quarterly Meeting for
South Branch Circuit. NJ f. Church.
South, will be held at Johnson's. Nav
20th and 2lst. 1876.
i. II. WHISNER, p. +.
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THE LOST CAUSE.

~ Agents wanted everywhsrs to sell eur
GU ~ snd popalar Pioturss. IS 20 sic per asy
m1de EASILY No money required until Pie
,atss "te 500. Ssra Esnr for esplof1s ssi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
April %. 1876.

tVBy special invitation, the Rev.
Samuel Umstott will Gil the pulpit OF
the NJ. f. Church, South, in this place.
on next Sabbath at ii O'clock, and al
40 ut night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
Fairbanks Standard
Q Q Al z 3

" 81 Kinds. BE careful 10
buy Only me ysaolas. Ais, Bag.
EAgs b. -, wsssn0ase Trucks improved No
nsy drawers, &C. Grocers' fixtures. scales
Repaired promptly
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO..
Mach 81, is5e.--5n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

sVDon't forget to go and vote for
operation officers on Monday next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

L.
Judge Armstrong appears to have
made very favorable impression in all
threet counties in which lie lately held
court. He is an able lawyer, and
thoroughly understands the duties of
the judgeship. Hence his popularity
with the people. Moor:held Eramine,
April p,
~ Have you seen the new Goods ut
Messrs, Lupton & Gibson's? They keep
every thing a man wants-have q verv
fine assortment OF ready made Clothing
prices from $40 to go per suit. Go
and see them. They are live Young
men, and mp to the times--never under.
sold. Already they have established
themselves and have the reputation of
selling tho cHEA FEST goods in the coun.
ty. Call and examine their stock-old
fogyism played out. They handle oil
kinds of produce in exchange for goods.
Bottom prices in everything guaranteed.
"-Our better-half desires us 10 re-.
turn her thanks to Messrs. Lupton &
Gibson, propEietors Of the new Store in
this place, for pair of fine frosh Shsd.
c%A correspondent writing from
Jessc's Run. Lewis county, this State
to the editor OF the Weston Demo rat
says: 1--WE have plenty OF stock cattle
in this country for sale, at very low fig.
ures; and would like some ofyour good
citizens, who want cattle, TO bring their
big pocket-books down and leave some
money on our Run"
tVCol. Ben. Wilson. member Of Con.
gress from the Wheeling District. /,
steadily recovering his health, after a
long and distressing illness.
It Notices OF marriages, deaths, &C..
sent to us for publication mus. I've ac-
companied by the name of the writer,
otherwise they will not be published.
W The May term of the Circuit Court
for Mineral county-his Honor Judge
Armstrong presiding-commences nj
Keyser OIL the 9th OF May, next Tues.
day week.
e~ Peach trees, &c. arc In bloom, and
there is promise fan abundant yield.
Ev'As every thread OF gold is yalua.
BILE, so IL every minute OF time.
~ An Indian woman recently sent
the following note to her husband. who
~ serving ont three years sentence
ia State prison: Dear Tom: have
obtained n divorce from YOU and ain
about to marry again. But never mind /:
Tor when you come out | will run away
with you IL you see any way by which
VIC can get a living"
t.V' Potatoes are selling in Marshall
county, this State, at 20 cents a busbel.
tV The boys having exhausted all
forms Of slang addressed and ended
with Go, get your hair cut" the girls
now step forward with such expressions
as these oh, fix your hustle" Buckle
your belt" Pull down your basque"
,Straighten your corset steel" "Wipe
the gum Off your lip" and Take your
eyelash out OF tanale."
y Nothing can be more injurious to
your peace OF mind than To- have too
many conhdants. You live in ahject
slavery every day, as you are constan..
" Tearing that some one OF your numer.
Gus conIiants will reveal a secret you
wouldn't have anybody know for the
world.
tWIt is said that oranges will i'm.
prove = young lady's complexion. Let
tho jn'co run down over your chin.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

1--WE learn from the ksy>er Tri5sne
hat the one hundred heal Of stock cat.
re purchased in Chicago by ID. L. Van.
meter OF Hardy County. averaged ut
home llO4 pounds and cost including
al expenses, ffty.cight dollars and six.
~ cents per head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

" An unexpected rumor comes from
tennessee that ex-senator Brownlow is
restrve IN the obscurity that fate and
the people have assigned him, and he
proposes to get out OF it by running for
Congress- IN the only Tennessee distric,
that is represented by republican
TIE RIO GRANpE MARAupERs.-
Representative Schleicher, Of Texas
will Introduce his resolution at the first
opportunity directing the United States
troops to cross over into Mexico and
pursue the marauders Of the Rio Grande
tFThe Metropolitan Hotel al Long
Branch, New Jersey, was totally de.
strovetby fire on the 25th instant. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000. The
surrounding buildings were saved. The
hotel had just bren enlarged and was
one Of the finest ut the Branch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

~ fhe Cumberland ke,rs states that
81 mining tools have been taken ont Of
'he Maryland Coal Company's mines.
and the openings Of the mines boarded
NJ. The pay Of tho salaried officials Of
The company have been reduced one.
half FOR the present.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
by Yesterdays Nail.

CoSGREss.-In the Senate. on the
18th. the bill TO amend Tia law extend.
ing the legal tender Of silver coin was
taken up. and Mr.. Jones concluded his
speech coiDmenced on Nontlay.
In the. House. tina legislative appro.
priafion bill Was further considered. and
= number Of amendments adopted. Mr..
Lord. chairman OF the impeachment
managers, presented rejoinder to the
demurrer died by w. w. Belkuap. reite!
rating the assertions of their frat replit
cation. and denying Belknap's ayermepts
traversing the acts charged against hun:
fHH AtLEoED LAND, OFFICE FRAUDS,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, April &c.
William n. Grant and Francis X. Brous.
seau. formerly law partners were arrested
hero to-day on n bench warrant issued
from Judge Carriers court in Washing.
ton charging them with completely with
one Lippincott in issuing fraudulent
Sioux halEbreed scrip. whereby the
government was defrauded OF a large
amount OF money and many hundred
thousand acres of land entered fraudu.
lent Grant and Drousseau will be taken
" oSutnSton.
The fifty.seventh anniversary Of
the institution or Odd Fellowship was
celebrated in Baltimore on Wednesday
last by an imposing parade. comprising
six grand divisions, numbering several
thousand men in line. all i'm rcgalia. The
procession marched by the monument
to Wildey.
H!t is thought that Congress will
not adjourn much before the first OF
August.
EV'Adyices from Mexico state that
General Fucro with three thousand fed.
eral troops is en- route from Monterey
for Mier. Cuerago will hold Monterey.
Fuero will doubtless encounter Diaz al
Mier or Camargo.
- A.x, 4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

'rhs population Of Remsey, ws iAisk, do
not exceed 500.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

IT"Nr. Daniel Lyons. not "SroNs."
was the unfortunate individual who met
with the accident. ~ recorded in our
last number. by falling on q knife, the
point Of which penetrated hls body near
the heart. st last information Mr.. l..
wac recovering.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

EVPersons subject TO Sick or Ner
Nou' Headache. Sour Stomach. Heart
burn Constipation OF the bowels. should
never be without DIR. wsde's Liver
,Correetor."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28

TVWe learn from the Piedmont In.
dependent that at the sale OF the late Go
vernon Thomas effects at Frankville.
on the 18th inst. the famous Peruvian
alpaca sheep were bought in by Mr.. G..
7. Dunlop, the administrator. at 800
apiece.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
Ay er's
S!arsaparilla

Is widely knows
as one Of the moss
efectual rene
dies ever discov-
cred for cleans
ing the system
! and purifying the
: blood. II has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
afontly or.ow;p.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-04-28
ERRORS OF Yn1rr11

April II, 1876.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-26

BY reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that mort
gage foreclosures are rapidly in
creasing in this county. In some
cases this is result of improvid-
ence, no doubt, but that cannot be
urged generally as a cause. Neith-
er is it true that the recent decline
in the price Of wheat has occasioned
all these failures to pay Obligations,
nor are they traceable to the con-
traction Of the currency. The
most prolific cause Of this condition
of affairs is that difficulty which is
now experienced in obtaining money
as advances on the growing crop.
Capitalists are not disposed to loan
money as usual on the coming crop,
and those who have depended on
this kind of security find them
selves without resources.
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large vote which Mr.. Bristow, the
true representative of reform, OBJ
tanned in the Cincinnati conven-
ton, and by the further fact that
Gen. Hayes, the nominee of that
party, is pledged to the most i'm
portant reform measures now before
the country. No sincere and INTEL
llgent advocate of reform, who has
studied the situation and is governed
by his judgment rather than his
prejudices, can we'll do otherwise
than support Hayes and Wheeler
IN the present contest.
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From Stevens County.
Morris, july 24th, 1876

MORRIS, July 24th, 1876.
Dear SIR 4 Twill
also let our friends know that the hon.
pers have not "eleaned us OUT vet.
They alighted down upon US about the
Sd Of July, and staid about week.
Then the wind got around to the north
and most Of them left. After few
days the wind again changed to the
south and this brought them back, but
they have now gone again. They did
some damage to wheat of course. On
the farms Of Messrs. Becker, Heath,
and some others, considerable injury re-
suited. They took all Of one hundred
and forty acres of barley on Mr.. Beck
ers farm and cut his oats badly. Per-
haps they have taken one fourth the
crop generally in this locality, but we
shall still have fair Yell left, for our
crop would have been very heavy had
the hoppers let us alone.
When the hoprers came it discour-
aged US somewhat, but we are getting
over that, and business is reviving.
Settlers are still coming in and the
country from here to Big Stone is
nearly all taken up. There has been a
large amount Of breaking done, some
farmers opening 500 acres, and from
that down to so acres.
In Morris 45 buildings have been
erected this season, and among them are
two large hotels, FIVE stores, and two
livery stables, all doing well. Some of
our people are discouraged, but the sub
stantial men propose to stand by Morris
and make it win.
On last Friday we had an accident
here. A man was precipitated from a
building upon which he was at work by
the giving away of the staging. He was
badly bruised and Jared, but had no
bones broken, and is now doing we'll.
Yours, etc.,
T. NJ. LowArBR.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention for the Second District, will be
held at Opera Hall Red Wing, We'd
nesday, September 9th, IL m.-The
District comprises the following coun-
ties with the number of delegates given; !;
Brown 5, Carver 5, Chippewa 2, Dakota
6, Goodhue IL, Nicollet 7, Rice 10,
Redwood 3, Renville 4, Kandiyohi S,
LeSueur 5, Lincoln l., Lyon !, Mcleod
S, Scott 3, Sibley 3, Swift ?, Wabasha
| 9.
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this seems as unjust as to condemn

this seems as unjust as to condemn
the gallant Custer. The misfor-
tune is an incident of the war, and
in criticising the conduct of those
managing these affairs, we should
be careful that our prejudices do
not control our judgments. There
is no necessity for condemning any.
body in this instance, if we will only
remember that these Indians are
well-organized, intelligent, thorough
ly posted as to the movements of
the whites and desperate.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-26
THE THRESHER,.

NO. a..

Although superior machine previously, has
been improved as follows:
Adjustable boxes are added to tighten the
rakes without shortening them.
A new attachment to drive the elevator,
diminishing both noise and friction.
A sheet iron floor under the grain rake; a
great improvement.
A seed and chess box, preventing escape Of
foul seeds, &c.
We give No. Grain Taller with each
Separator sold.
An improved sheet-iron seive will he furn-
ished with each Separator sold.
We also make for the first time, combined
timothy and flax seive: and several others
which we have not space to enumerate.
The Company are now making new 20 inch
Cylinder Apron Separators,' 26 inch Apron:
and a new 2G inch Cylinder Apron Separator,
33 inch Aprons.