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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07
NEWSPAPERS
OF TIE
u NIT ed s TATE S

A complete list Of American Newspapers, naa
herring NOR, than eight thousand, wiih n 6'ts.
ieer Of ali the towns end cities in which toes ~
Of the Great Newspaper Establishment.
traird with numerous rngrAyings ~ ihe Pm"
pal Newspaper Buildings. Book Of 300 ias"
just issued Malice, post paid, 70 any seliH
Tor - cents. Apply linciofinR prirel 70 a'it
intendent Of the New spaper Pavilion Cenfa
Grounds, Philadelphia, OF American News 20
New York.
EVERY ADVERTISER NEEDS IT,
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Commissioners .a,of;ec

DIV al order made on the 9th aay Of ".
I'D 1876; by the Circuit, Court of Hanp.s,
liam A. knykendalls Adminis,ra,ur 49,, w
William A. kuy kendalls heirs, The upases'..Is
ed was appointed Special Commissis,.,s =
state, settle and adjust the accounts Of VIII
n. Powell, Sheriff Of Hampshire Coan,r. 49,.
such, committee administrator OF wiIh,m I,
kuykendail, dec d., aud to call before hin :.
publication, the creditors Of the estate of ~
William, A. kuykcndall, dec d.. to prorr ~.
debts and demands against the said estate -"
Therefore, Notice is hereby given. ina, =.
the oath day of July, 1876, at the uaicr Of =
w Daley. Jr:, In Romney. Hampshire Count
West Va. will proceed TO carry GU, n, ~.
visions Of said order. ~
HENRY b. GILKESoy
Special Commissinnl.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cur
ed Of that dread disease, Consumption, by a sim
pie remedy, isanEiOus TO make known 10 bic
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To all who
desire IL, he will send a copy Of the prescrjption
used, Tree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
Md sure Cure for Consumption Asthma
Bronchitis. SC
Psrues wishing the prescription will please
- Gross
EEy. l.. a. WILSON.
i.t Penn 81, wiliau,sburab New York
Dec OIL 1875 -fm
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NO TICE no CREDITORS

To the Creditors OF William a. kuykea.
dali, deceased.
TN pursuance OF a decree of the Circuit ros,,
II of the County of Hampshire, made ia a CO.,
therein pending, TO subject the real tss,, a h,
said William A. Kuykeudall to the payus,,
OF his debts, you are required 10 presen, vo.,
claims against the said William A. kuykrbi,li
for adjudication To Henry B. Gilkeson, spei,l
Commissioners, at the Office of r. ". psils,
Jr :, in Romney, in the said county, on Or 4.
fore the Gath day Of July, 1876 Witness,
s. White, Clcik OF sad Court, this 9o,h t.' !,
May, 1876.
G. S. WHITE, Clerk
June 2, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

EFFECTS or TIE, STORM. daylight
yesterday morning revealed number
of ugly holes washed in exposed places
in the eastern part of the city, and, in
all parts of town, numbers Of trees dam.
aged by having large aud handsome
limbs torn from them or broken off close
to the ground. The roof was torn from
n house or Mary land avenue. Tie res
idence of Mr. 5. NJ. Richards, on Column
ba street. was struck by lightning and
several holes knocked into the roof, but
no one was hurt. The McClellan-li louise,
North Mechanic street also received the
attention Of the electric fluid, but be.
yond the tearing down Of II little PAST
ering no damage was done. The roll.
ing mills were flooded with water and
an immense quantity of mud deposited
all about. necessitating good deal of
labor in cleaning it up.
At Frostburg the storm was even
more severe than at this city, but no
damage was done by tho water Mr.
Hugh Mnguire's house was struck by
lightning and the chimney broken and
the roof torn off, but none ofthe inmates
were hurt a stable hard by. owned by
Mr.. John LutZ, WIS completely dcmol.
ished Ivy lightning. Loss not known
Ne,9s. Jaly 4.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

fEWe publish in to days Issue the
Democratic National Platform. Read it
~ Let the watch-word be TILDEH,
HENDRICKs and reform.
RI II will be observed from the Con
gresaional proceedings in another col
appropriated for the impeachment OF
Belknap.
tS' Tie President has signed the act
TO provide temporarily for the cxpend
ture Of the government; also the naval
appropriation bill
51'Thc nominations made Mt St Lou.
is, so far as we are advised, have been
received everywhere with general salts
faCt,or.
sy'Thc public debt last month was
reduced SO .8Si,J97 56. The reduction
for tho same month last year was 81
i3l,2io.
J1'St Louis, according 60 official fig
ures, is the heaithicst Of all the large
cities in tlte world.
tYIhe barn of Mr.. James Brown. of
Washington county, Md on the 9th
ult was struck by lightning, fred and
entirely destroyed. Loss 81 200.
10 he amount in the vaults OF the
United States treasury, on the lst inst,
footed mp S21 ,969,89i
EV7It ia said that the Postmaster Gen.
clal has readiusted the pay Of clerks in
3l3 postofficcs, making total reduction
Of $Z75,0OO. He will cut down $2j, 900
more in other branches of the depart
nent.
To At NJ H. Sanford annual sale OF
thoroughbred yearliugs near Lexington,
Ky, last week thirty.5y head realized
So, 03j, an average Of SG97, making it
the best sale that has ever taken place
IN the United Safes
t,4'Ihe National Democratic Convcn-
ton at st. Louis. before adiourn,ng, a
dopted resolution abolisliing tie two.
thirds rule rs unwisc and unnecessary,
and requesting that States instruct their
future delegates on this question.
tV' Miss Harriet Nartiucau. the we'll
known English authorcss, died. on Che
21th ult, aged -
. Gov. IiENDHCEs WILL ACCErr.
Col a *. Mcclure, editor Of the
Philadelphia Timcs who stopped at In.
dianapo!ls, Indiana, on hi, return from
the st. Louis convention, tclcgraphs to
liza paper that oll doubts about Cover
nor lIcndrick's acceptance Of The Vice
Presidential nomination may be dis.
mlascd, and that lac will in very short
time publicly declare his willingness TO
ran With Governor 1ldcn
Ia he venerable Leslie Coombs. OF
Kentucky, admoni,hcd the st Louis
convention with this porcmp'ory dis.
patch Oh Tuesday the 27th ult: "Ir
GOV. TlIdcn he nominated by your CON.
veution We can beat public thieves,
plundcrcr5 and bribctakcrs DO your
duty"
~ James H. Iiorncr. United states
consular agent at Sagua Cuba, died on
saturday last Of congestion Of the brain.
The deceased was al cstimahlc man and
highly esteemed.
IVIt ls asserted that Andrew j Rod
gers Of south kcnsiuglon, London. has
zen, 20 Washington city an order for o
lara, t,,.,,t,o. Z, z r.,i,i,4 az fIto l1,,rgI, q,
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II will he the mission OF the
Democratic party Of the Union, says
the Richmond IVhiy. under the leader.
ship Of Tilden and Hendricks, and or a
platform Of principles which challenges
the highest assent Of the great nd good
OF this land. to march 20 sure and Ger
tain victory in November next. under
cry Of Reform, Reform, Reform Reform
of an administration OF the Government
which has spent in sixteen years lease
OF power these appalling sums.
From internal revenue 50 ,O6s ,OOG oOs
From tariff 500 OOO eco
And creation OF debt 2,240, GOO, 900
Making the grand aggregate $6.308.
100000, double the debt of Great Bri-
tain, piled up in 500 years of her CONT
mental wars. Three and a-half (3N
times what il cost TO administer tins
Government in the first 40 years Of its
national cXistencc-with the war Of
1912 and the Mexican war thrown in.
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AGENTS WANTEnl

Something new. PASS cnAscg 10 make
money. No csPfrAL HEQUfsgp Is PA cfSr
eommissiga allowed Asesrs make s. to $40
n day. Send stamp for outfit address
J.. l.. OSMENT,
Cleveland, Tenn.
June so. fS1G s3v
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Forty-Fourth Congress.


In the United States Senate. on the
2sth, report was presented from the
committee oh privileges and elections
instructing the committees on printing
10 investigate the official conduct Of A.
Nj. Clapp, congressional printer. The
House bill for the issue OF silver coin
was further considered without action.
In the House the Senate's amendments
to the army appropriation bill were non-
concurrea in, and conference commit.
tee ordered. The Senate's amendments
to House bill providing for the issue
of SIC. 1000, 900 silver coin were non.con-
CURED In. after which the vote was re.
considered and an amendment adopted
ptting on an ADDITIONAL section to the
bill providing for the issue OF an addi.
tonal twenty million of subsidiary coin.
TO be coined from bullion to be purchas.
ell in open market. Another amend.
ment was adopted authorizing the coin.
age OF silver dollars OF the weight and
fincness or those in use on January /,
1861. anil making them lcgaltende's
for all debts, public anu private. The
House then eoncurred in the Scnatc's
amendment. with the House amend.
mcn,s thereto, by n vote of 40 yeas
TO As nays.
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Price, Ticcnfy-JIUc CentS.
Newspaper
Advertising

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the United States, The Territories md ihe DE-
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tVFivc men at four dollars q day
watching n distillery that only made 30
barrels of whiskcy. They have been nj
it some months. How much Of the 90
cent n gallon will the government get
after these men are paid, and the others
through whose hands IT, passes cnroutc
90 Washington deduct their still larger
salaries; Make this calculation and sec
where thc money goes. Eighty thou.
sand men who made an honest living at
trades and professions before the war
arc now living ia This way oil the earn
iurq If those who work Think ofit.-B.
~ According 90 The statement or q
contemporary. llomlin, ia Lincoln couu.
Is. IL, must be good for old folks.
Thos E1glcdou. who has been living
near There. was ono hundred years old
on Che 9TH day Ofthis month. and on
that day he plowcl fyc acres Of corn.
and cut. ,plt and put up scycbty-fyc
rails lie says lac is going 90 thc Cen
tennial lie has not tasted water but
once since ho has lived there, (Which is
lG years. and be took that drink just
90 sec what kind Of water % was on the
farm he bought hc says hc expects 90
90 back 90 old ireland before lac dies.
Silas Cooper. 10 years old, Is still liv-
ing 10 the same town.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

G.-e- PER WEEK guaranteed 10 Agents
ID 4 Male h Female, in their own locally.
Tei M and OUTFIT FREE Andres
r .. yICKEKY & co Augusta, w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

In the Senate. OF the 29th. the con.
ference committee on the naval appro-
priation bill reported that they had n.
greed on n repo TT. which. after cxpia
nation, was adopted. The committee
on appropriations reported back joint
resolution submitted by the President
to provide for tlelraying temporarily
tile necessary expenses OF the public
service ny extending tho appropriation
bills Tor the present iiscial year into
the next, with an amendment that in
no case shall such appropriations be
continued for a longer period than thir.
" days: the amendment was agreed To
and the resolution passed. Another
conference committee on the postofiicc
appropriation bill was also ordered.
The House ordered another conference
committee on the postotiicc appropria.
ton bill. The report of the conference
committee on the naval appropriation
bill was concnrrcd in, and tie bill goes
to the President
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CHEAT OFFER

~ log this month we will dispose Of loo usv
and secondhand I>I - NOS aud OR
(s ~ Ms oT hrsr-class makers, incluaitg
WATERS NJ lower piicas Than ever before e.
fcrei New 7 Octave Pianos tor $3.50 BaI,d
and Shipped. Terms, $40 cash and $40 mont,
~ until paid. New 8 Octave Stop urgsn
with book closets pnd stool warranted for S.gl
$50 cash, ind SO monthly until paid los.
traied Catalogues mailed. AGENTS WANTED.
HORACE WATERS u SONS,
AL broadway, n. Y
O. TO 500 per day Mt home. SapFiri
R,) WORTH 81 free. STiNSON CO., rOn.
aud, Maine.
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Iog'A hundred years have passed, and
on Tuesday last We entered upon the
second centennial OF our national oxis-
tcuCc
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Correspondence Intelligencer.
NEwsrnan. IND. Juno 30 1876

NEwBpRGH, IND. June %, 1876.
Mn. HARPER Thinking probably n
few lines from this section of country
might prove interesting to some of your
many readers, therefore make an at
tempt to write, Notwithstanding enter
tain considerable doubt whether l shall
succeed IN making il at all interesting.
The season has been unusually fine,
with the exception of the last week,
which has been rather wet for yeoeta.
ton, that being made more conspicuous
by its compelling the farmers TO desert
the harvest fields ard seek shelter to
keep from being literally drowned. The
prospects for large yield Of small grain
this year is good, the old farmers say it
has never been surpassed in their time !;
corn is looking well. and we all antici
pate large crops and good times; but
whether We shall realize our anticipa.
tons or not, is tho query. The Doctors
have plenty to do. The extreme warm
weather in conjunction with dampness
has rendered the use of Rhubarb and
Ipccac altogether unnecessary.
The Democrats of this place are much
pleased with their nominee for Presi.
dent. They think by the united efforts
of the democracy the victory will be
easy won. i say let us unite our ener.
gies and goto work. BY our individual
efforts the great victory will be achicv-
cd. Think for moment what an awful
and transccndent duty it is for every
sane man TO 20 TO work, from this mo
ment, to arouse his neighbors aud fell
low-citizcns from their appalling apathy.
not TO gain mere party victory, or to
give certain men Offices; not even TO
expose the thieves or to purify the adj.
ministration, but TO stop the ruin and
save tho country from the impending
bankruptcy and boundlcss woe now
hanging over it. a. NJ. Ii.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

SPEAKER KERR on THE NOMINATIONS.
speaker Kerr, who is ut the Rock
bridge (Ya.) Alum Springs, has written
n letter to Senator Mcdonald, Of Indi-
ana, dated June 80, in which he says:
II sincerely rejoice in the bold and
faithful declarations OF principles and
duty made 10y the national democratic
party at st. Louis, and regard it now
rs the highest public duty orevcry dem.
ocrat and Of every true friend of reform
and an honest administration through
out tho country to give TO the every way
excellent and desirable ticket nominated
there hearty and vigorous support -
Victory will surely reward proper and
honorable efforts in their behalf, and
bring safety, reform and prosperity to
the country
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

G1G day al home. Agents wanted Oh.
ZIP - fit and terms free.
TRUE 4 CO, Augusta, Main,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

\ DIVORCE LAWYER MURpEREp ny
IT'S WIFE.-At Lawrence y. j., on Fri.
day night, Oscar a. House, noted
divorce lawyer OF New York, was killed
by his rrcnzicd wife for brutal conduct.
House came home from New York Mt 6
i. NJ, and while waiting for his supper
had ali alteration with his stepson, ag-
ed fifteen, and. in u passionate attack,
hca. and kicked him in n brutal manner.
Mrs. House, the boys mother, interior
cd, when House turned upon her struck
her over the head, caught her by the hair
and ended by kicking her i'll the abdo-
men. The boy then intcricrcd, when
the Infatuated man placed his hand upon
his pistol pocket,in which lie always car.
ried n weapon, and sworc lie would
shoot the boy and any one that inter
fcrcd Mrs. House ran into tho house
and got pistol from her bedroom, ran
down stairs, and seeing that her nus
band was about TO draw tic pistol, fired,
the ball taking effect in tie right temple
about two inches from the eye, killing
her husband instantly, who fell forward
upon his forehead. Tic deceased has
several times been incarccrated for OBJ.
tanning illegal divorces. Mrs. House
shows great grief, and says the pistol
went Off accidentally. Her aged father
who is wealthy, visited ner in prison on
Saturday last She exclaimed, O, papa,
I couldn't llolp IT, She will he tried at
the October court, no bail being admis.
siblc under The verdict.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07
Notice.

TIME O7erseers Of The Poor viii mssi q
Poor house. on TUESDAY, the 2ithasy
JULY noxt. al claims for services 70 :" ~
plies furrished paupers, or on orders q" ~
seers ~ the Poor, must lie presented o.
melting Tor allowance.
P00J' s. COuHtD CiaiD'S
81 claims against tbe Ovefscers o. ne
or The County, u left with OF sent 90 ms ~ .
IS proven-poOr claims before The z.'e
and County Claims before the 7tb day o. A's-
neKt-will be attended TO-.
{. :. WHITE, ClGh-
June 80. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

Professor James a. Harrison. Of
Randolph Macon College, has been unan-
imously elected Professor Of Modern
Languages and English in Washington
and Lee University.
S1Thc Cinnamon in California, in
the expectation Of being driven from
the country, are sending home the re.
mains OF their dead. In cases where
only the bones are left, scrupulous care
IS taken TO miss none, as they believe
that TO leave one behind would impcril
the soul Of the dead person. A paper is
spread by The grave, and upon it the
skeleton 10 laid, piece by piece until
il is complete
GU Mr. Station Of Barbour5yillc. Or
angc county, Va has been arrested for
the murder OF his brotbcr.in.law in Am.
herst county, which was committed some
years ago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

Err The coal bed from which our coal
is taken runs through the Appalachian
range n distance Of 57j miles. and the
field is 100 miles broad. II reaches
from Pennsylvania TO Northern Ala
bama, and exists i'm Pennsylvania. West
Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky. Tennessee.
state has the smallest area, being 300
square miles. Alabama contains 5000
square miles Tennessee 800; Ken
lucky 5000 Ohio 10000; Pcnnsylva-
mia l270O and West Virginia 5000
Ohio ships moro coal than Maryland by
il5cc-qunrtcrs Of million tons Every
county in West Virginia contains the
coal in valuable deposits except Hamp-
shire. Monroe. Pcndlcton, Morgan and
Jefferson. - CW.j Wcyani0R
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07
GOLD AND SILVER.

WAsGINGTo-', July 3.-The gold and
silver product for the past year accord
ing TO the coinage report was unusually
large, aud exhibits increased activity in
thc development Of the auriferous re-
gions ofthe Rocky Mountains and Ser
RI Nevada. The director Of the mint
has completed his report of the coinage
for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1876.
1t shows the following results: Gold
pieces 1,950,978, value S3S 23i, 1852 so :;
silver trade dollars j,921,0J0, S5,S2l,-
0j0; subsidiary coins $780, $50 $13.-
327,ij2 80; minor coins 1922 900.
1921, 4j0, making total of $j,793,9
pieces, or $J7 ,62O,935. The coinage for
1875 was 39,19l,778 pieces, value Si3,-
Sj4 709. OF this amount $l007O,368
was silver, and Of which S5,697,500 was
in trade dollars.
The large difference lin Tie coinage of
silver during the two years was entirely
the result Of the preparations and actu-
al substitution Of silver for the fraction
al currency under the act CT 1879. The
reports from the mines seem TO promise
an almost unlimited supply. It's esti-
mated that the value of the subsidiary
silver coins to be produced at the mints
for the fiscal year just commenced will
reach twenty-five million dollars. or an
increase of nine millions. The silver on
hand and the yield are amply sufficient
TO continue the substitution Of subsidi-
airy silver coins for the fractional cur
rency. and no further embarrassment
IS autiCipatcd.- HASH Gar. SIM
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onl, am'l,cr Of form -'rish' i,cins
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Bin passed both honscs of Con.
,rcss. on the 30th. and went to the
President for his signature. providing
That Tor ten days after tho 3Oth of June
unless The appropriation bills shall have
previously passed, il shall he lawful for
the several departments Of the govern.
ment to use any nnexpendcd balance
which may exist for tho service Of The
current fiscal year This prevents any
deadlock or cutting down of forces or
expenses for ten days Mt least
The Senate. on the same day. took ND
the snndry civil appropriation bill,
when Mr.. Window. in charge OF the bill
said the nmoilat appropriated by the
bill rs II came from the House Of Rep.
resentatives was Sl5, 256,73l 80. To
This the Senate committee had added
S4.6si.603 80, making the total amount
now proposed To bc appropriated $l9,-
91l ,33l 81. The bill for The current
fiscal year appropriated $29,459,853.
lie then explained the various items Of
increase, one of which was $4,000 for
the impeachment trial. This item was
paSsed,nitcr which the Senate adjourned.
= AT The evening scssion the considcra.
ton oil the sundry civil appropriation
bill was resumed. and number Of
amendments proposed by the commit.
tee on appropriations were agreed to-
The bill having been considered in com.
mittce of the whole, was reported To the
Senate, and the amendments made were
concurred IN. The Senate then adjourn
cd. In The House, bill was passed
authorizing The payment ofthrce months
extra pay to the officers anu soldiers Of
the McHican war.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-07

METuoDI,r FGATEESIrY.-1hc Rev.
Or. ! y. Duncan, Of the Southern
Methodist Church, preached the morn
ing sermon at tho Round Lake camp.
meeting, Now York. On Sunday last. the
subject being q life devoted not to self
bat 10 God. The New York Hcrald in
reporting Che sermon says I'm develop.
ing thc points of his discourse q wealth
OF illustrations was used, oftentimes
Of most eloquent character. bringing
fears TO Che cyc- OF his auditors aud OK.
precision ~ prus ~ thcr lips"