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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

line about a mile apart, and operate
by electricity. When the train
passes the signal station, the danger
signal is displayed until the train
passes the next station, when it is
reversed.
Several companies of United
States soldiers have arrived at
Washington, and others are expect
ed. A good many sensational para
graphs about massing troops at the
seat of government have arisen
from this but there are assur-
ances that these troops arc mostly
on route, though it is not unlikely
that the government will retain a
few companies to police tho, District
until the Presidential inauguration.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in the Virginia conferonce
recently held in Richmond, have
adopted resolutions to tho effect
that the adjustment effected by the
commissioners of the M. E. Church
South and the NJ. l.. Church North,
at their meeting ut Cape May last
August is fair and honorable to both
parties, and that they regard the
action of the commissioners as final
and conclusive.
Tho son of a. prominent colored
Democrat in Danvillo, Virginia,
having died, the fathers colored
friends held themselves aloof, and
refused to have anything to do with
the funeral. The white citizens of
the place laid tho remains out,
bought coffin for them, hired a
hearsc and carriage, and followed
them to the grave. A colorod
preacher was present, but would
have nothing to do with the burial
SO white minister road the service
and white people committed tho
remains to tho Garth. Behold in
timitlation!
The New York Presidential Elcc
tors claim $500 pay, md mileage
1t scoms that when the pay of MON
bers of tho General Assembly OF
that State was So per diem, an act
was passed giving tho Electors the
same pay rs members of the Genera
Assembly. Afterwards the pay Of
members was made $500, an6
mileage for the session, whetho,
long or short, without q thought
being given to the Electors. Now
therefore, they claim that under tho
law providing for their compensa
tion, they are also entitled to $15O(
md mileage, for their session OF
two days.
"Boss' Tweed has at last reached
New York, but too late to furnish {
campaign canard for Zach Chandler
He landed in New York, at pier 4
North River, from the tug Catapt
on tho 23d inst, and appears in
tlmldnted. He has lost at lcas
seventy pounds of flesh, and seem.
nervous and apprehcnsive, while hi
old defiant look has become of tn,
things that were. In order t,
obtain his liberty he will be required
to give bail in the amount of thre,
million dollars, and that we'll MIL
lmpossibility accomplished, could b,
Immediately rc-arrested and held tx
bail i'll the sum of Seue,s million doI
Ien's in consequence of the iudgmen
against him in the civil suit, th,
appeal from which is now pending
in the Courts. There are twenty
six indictments h:.ns, ing ovor him.
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OF such Instruments, at tho


anil are the only organs assigned this
rank. Their superiority is thus dcclnrcd
not in one or two respects only, but in all
the important qualities of m organ. A
Medal and Diploma have also been
awarded them. but medals of equal ynluc
were awarded all articles dccmcu worthy
OF recognition. so that many makers can
advertise "iirst medals" or "hiphcst
awards"
Comparative rank in excellence, hns
been determined by tho Judges Reports
alone, IN which the MASON & HANILIN
ORGANS arc unanimously assigned '"rhe
nfst rank in the several requisites" of such
Instruments, and nro tho only ones ns-
signed this rank. Sec Judges Reports
inns result was not unexpected, for
these organs have uniformly taken high
est awards III such competitions, there
pclnS less than six exceptions in hundreds
OF comparisons. They were awarded
nrSI M medals, and highest honors ut Paris
ioH'; vienna 1873, Snntin9o 1875, Phila-
delphin 1876; having thus been awarded
nlsheSt honors Mt Every Worlds Exhibi-
ton ut which they have competed, and
Delng tho only American organs which
ever OBTAINED any award in Europe.
New styles, with improvements exhibi-
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IN great variety. Prices very lowest con
slstcnt with best material and workman
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sS.tl'mcnts, or rented until rent pays.
Evcfy organ warranted to give entire
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or the money returned. Illustrated Cato
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MASON Il HAMLIN ORGAN Co-154 Trc-
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
Comm issoner's Notice.
Com missioner's Office. Romnev, w. Va.
nrinltnr III IQrr


Commissioner Office, RomneT, w. Va,
October 9th, 1876.
Abraham Painter. Joseph Painter, Jacob A j..
Painter, Noah Painter, William A. Brown
md Eliza his wife, stephen Raney and Mary
4. bis wife, Plaintiffs,
Against
Joseph s Kline. Philip Kline in his own right
aud os Executor of Abraham Kline decd .
Michael Kline, Abraham Kline Stephen Is line.
John Kline, james Kline Sarah Kline John
J Kline, John Hahn and Mary his wife, Re
becca Cheshire, G. l.. Crum, Elias Painter and
Carroll Adams Il Nccr. Defendants
The above suit in Chaucery, pending in the
Circuit Court Of Hampshire county. hos been re-
ferred to % Commissioner Of TIE Court TO asccr-
tain and report to The Court the amount due the
compliments Under the viii Of Abraham Kline
dec d., also whether the amount which may he
due be lien upon the land devised by said l.
brahom 20 lie sons Philip, J0ha and Michael
Mine, also who are now The owners Of said
land so devised and also, 10 report any other
lien on said land, and any other matters peril.
nent.
And the undersigned Commissioner Of sad
Court, hereby notifies the said parties and I'll
persons interested that he WILL nj his Office ut
Bomney, on the 2Stb day of November, 1876
proceed TO the execution Of said reference when
and where they are required TO attend with the
necessary evidence.
A. L. WHITE,
Oct. n, l576.-4t. Commissioner.
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Druggists and Dealers.
Comm issioner's Office, i,omnev, ". Va,
nctnter 9TH iQsc

Commissioners Office, romuev, ". Va
October 27ih, 1876.
William ". Powell, Sheriff Of Hampshire Cou'.
Nv. snd as sucl, Committee Admins.ratof
John Lear. decd Plaintiff,
Rebs cca Lear. widow of John Lear, decd. Re-
becca Lear, Thomas Lear, Edward Mise
James Kline, Joshua Kline. Il Iennel Hlis'
and James ID. Armstrong and John S. Par-
cake, Executors Of Joseph G. Pancake, DECD,
Defendants.
Whereas. the above sIit in Chsnecrv, ror
pending In the County Court OF Hampshire, vs
at the October term. 1876, referred 10 q Con-
N issioner OF the Court tn ascertain and report
The real estate Of which John Lear died Pess,'s-
ed, the liens and proriiies Of liens tn exist Hp-
on the sao'e. also the indebtedness of ssid ies'
and such ether matters as any parties interested
may desire that may he pertinent
The parties 10 said suit and all Others is'''
ested, are therefore hereby notified that The SUI
scriber ms Commissioner or said Court, VII on
The 28ih day Of November, 1876, at his Office "a
Romney, proceed 10 the execution Of sail refer
ence. when aud where :hey are required 70 ~
tend with ne necessary evidence.
A. i. WHITE,
COMMISSIONS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
DR. w Abe. S
oliver Correctbo,,s
And Cure for Dyspeps,..
Fro from .alcoholic Sim.
idnts.

Amene the many alscovesie, A. -,
msdies Toe Dyspepsts, none stand b;ss.sse /
WAGES Liver Correclor." user IL
READ THE FOLLOWING rrsr,vo,-
~ : RsasA p. o., Cran,il. r.
{ Da. WADE. Dear Sir. Have BEEN a..
Liver Diseass 3 or { yean, whish :, ia. ~. sa
mounted TO derangement. When in RsI,ss
last November, procured one bo;,,. ss,st
Cor.ector. ! now consider myselfusl w
respectfully. issss
ISAAC N. DAY, OF Day 4 Mad.
Prof MooRNAs, Emeritus, of washinv,a.rs
versi.y. Nd. now Residsa, Physiciss. W. ~
SULPHUR Springs, says: wa
'Dr. WAde's Liver Corrector Ara r..
sia have ever used" rT
Ia. JoNRs, a prominent physician IN W.
who has prescribed il for two rssrs. say. s~A
III can ind no hetter remedy Cor Bee
Liver Complaint than wsde's Liver Corr
Col. CoonS, q prominent and weli -.
gentleman In the same county, Va, ss,,,
-''l keep II regularly 10 my family aud M
not be without it,
Mr.. JSo. A. MeAarHun, County Tic..s,..
Duplin, Co., N. c.. savs ''Wade's Lire ~.
rector has done me more good, and sir,,
more relief In Dyspepsia, than any msilc,.
ever took, &C.. &c
PnoF NoxL, OF College Of Physicians aua g..
geons Of Baltimore, mud y dating usbsd s,.,s'
TONER in that city, presctibes aud uses /, 4, y.
own family aud says s'it Is the bss, r,.,.s'
for Dyspepsia with Torpid Liver and Cos,I.s
uon Of Bowels ever knew."
OAK HiLi, N. c., Sept. 1 a.,
Din. d. WADE. Dear Sir, IL have reeoun,..i
ed DIR. wade's oliver Corrected In M a..
,ice aud have found il very excellent r,m.i,
in torpidity OF the Liver, and have knossr I,
give relief when other remedies had failed
WM. THORP, NJ. D.
BALTINoRx "SUs' says: "Dr Wade, Ii,..
Corrector is prescribed by our best ph,ss.,.
for Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, aud We ,svi.,
any Of our friends suffering with such. 10 -,
II "a trial." Wv
DIR. Walker, a celebrated physician CIV Y,
pronounces ''Wade's Liver Corrector,,' n, 49,,
remedy extani for Dyspepsia in all its forms,
~. WADE & CO.. Sole Propr.eton
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DISSOLUTION .

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Address TRUE Co, Augusta, Maine
Sept IS 1915.
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No TLCE.

HAVtNG suffered considerably from persons
II II hunting and fishing, on my farm, DANA
gng my Cattle, throwing down fencing, &C, !
hereby give notice that am determined TO pro
sccute All who hereafter offend by trepassing o.
my farm
SALLIE 4. WASHINGTON.
South Branch, Sept -, lS76.-5t.
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10 DE crsdliors Of Jopn Lear. cd.

To the Creditors OF john Lear, des'd.
In pursuance ola decree Of the Coupiy Co1N
OF the County OF Hampshire. made 10 eaus
therein pending, TO subject the real selsie
ssid John Lear 10 the payment Of bis debts, !os
are required to present your claims againsi we
said John Lear for adjudication 10 a. y. NhHs'
Commissioner, ut bis Office 10 said county, %
or before the 2sth day Of November. 1875
Witness. G.. =. White, Clerk Of said Coaft
this 9Th day Of October 1876
G.. S. WHITE, Clerk
Oct. 81, ls50.-4
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WE - It VI IL GIN a
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MOr9d71tOJC11, W. Ia.
THE Fall Term begins Sept 4th, with corp
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Winter term begins January s. Spring term
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Secretary Of Faculty
Morgantown, aug %, 1876.
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NOTICE,


NEARLY one year has now elapsed
since sold out my business in this
place. and very many Of my old patrons
arc still behind with their settlements.
have INDUCED to the utmost OF my
ability want to 60 into business soon
and must have my money. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, and
who do not come forward and pay by the
1st Of October, will then have to arrange
with my attorney, as I am determined
the law. must do what have been una
bic TO do by persuasion and indulgence.
l sincerely hope oil will heed this no.
tice--(it is the last -and save costs.
E. b. SHEETz.
Romney, August 4. 1876.
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1The new leap year style of pop.
ping the question is. Don't you want
me to wash dishes for you.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

~Dr. John Dove. an old citizen Of
Richmond, Va, died on the 10th ipst.,
aged "a. He was member of the Ma
sonic fraternity sixty-three years, dur,
ing which time he held high positions
IN that order, and Was the oldest grand
secretary in the world, holding the office
over fifty years. lie was grand recorder
OF the Grand Encampment Of knights
Templar thirty years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
metropolitan Tea Go.

NN account Of The hard times We are ds'e-
mined to sell Teas Of any Kind, cbeaI"
than any bOuse in the world.
BLACK TEA, from 80 cents 20 81 % pr %
YOUNG UYSON. 80 10 g 90
IMPERIAL 4 GUNPOwDER,e 50 to 500
we will send a poand or half pound pass'
age 10 you BY mail
FOR A SAMPLE,
on receipt Of the price Please state the kinas
Tea you want and be very particular 70 give"
your correct address.
All letters must be addressed,
METROPOLITAN TEA co.
% K "a vesey STREET
Nes Yofk'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

I&During the past year there were
distributed by the Agricultural Depart
ment l,000,520 packages OF seeds col.
lected from all parts OF the world.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

WAn exchange. noticing the mar
riage Of contemporary. wishes him pos.
terity and happiness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

Among the many alscovesie, ar ,.,.
medies Zoe Dyspepsla, mono stand ,'ssANs q
'waee's Liver Correclor.'' "sasr IL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

What are domestic magazines?
Wives who are always blowing up their
husbands.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

sV"ilow it it," said n gentleman to
Sheridan, that your name has not an
o attached to it? Your family is Irish,
and no doubt illustrious." mo family
had better right to O than our fami-
ly," said Sheridan, 'for we owe every.
body"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

A few days ago. "a President
Chadbeurne, of Williams College, dur.
ing a.lecture was telling the freshmen
class that the notion of allowing girls
TO enter the college for the sake Of their
good influence on the boys was not as
sound rs it might be, n freshman raised
his hand and eagerly inquired: Don't
you think it would have good influ.
ence on the young ladies'"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

u One day Bill had company to dine
with him, and his wife wishing William
to appear well. quietly admonished him
TO be very careful what he said. All
went we'll till he got his poatoes well
mashed, when he said, Dolly, parse the
grease" "Why. William" said his
wife, ''you should call it gravy
Wall" says Bill, 81 guess if / got it
on your tablecloth it would be grease
The guests shouted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

He LIKED Ir.--"Do you very much
like TO have me kiss you, George?" she
she said softly, rs she stopped over him
and left the monogram Of her lips on
his marble brow. II do, indeed, dear"
he said. 81 just shut my eyes and try
TO think feel the touch Of one who was
dear to me in the days long gone by,
before you and we're married" lie
had scarcely finished the remark before
he exclaimed, go, don't, don't do that ="
as large copy OF the New Testament
hit-him suddenly three or four times on
the spot where he had been kissed.
EgW Why is n washerwoman the most
cruel person in tho world? Because she
daily wrings mems bosoms.
IVThe San Francisco female specu.
lators in stocks are designated rs "mud.
hens" Ivy the brokers' clerks
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-26
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 25.-In reply to
the statement Of ]. y. Flood. in relation
to the Bonanza mines the Chronicle this
morning publishes an interview with j.
r. Keene the well-known stock operator
who alleged that the ore body Of the
Consolidated Virginia ia impoverished
BY working and deteriorating in width
and quality as it descsnds. Keene also
claims that Flood has been selling Con.
Virginia and California, whenever be
could do 30 without breaking the market,
while advising his friends to hold on.
keene admits that there is bad feeling
between himself and Flood and says the
latter hates him because be assisted to
rehabilitats the Bank Of California.
That among the causes Of its failure