South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
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RosfNEY. FRIDAY. MAY s. 1919.
~ We are indebted 70 Hon. +. " ats
Commissions. for Monthly report or
the Department Of Agriculture tSt March
and April. 1876.
syMr. George X. Jingle has been
appointed Sheriff OF Ohio county. TO oil
the vacancy caused BY the death Of the
late r. S. Brown. Esq. r.t, s.s,
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9'Judge John Blair Hogs. Of thc
Jefferson Judicial Circuit, Isl q present
holding Court here. supplying Judge
James ID. Armstrong; seat on the Bench
by exchanging. The Judge disposes
of business promptly and to the salts.
faction Of the members Of the Bar. &c.
lie fully understands the duties OF the
Judgeship. Isl
Judge Armstrong is filling Judge
Hoge's place in Morgan The term OF
the Court commenced there, VIC believe,
Oh Tuesday last.
CORPORATION ELEcTIoN.-At the e..
lection held in this place, on Monday
last. the following gentlemen were cleo.
ted to serve during the present, year !:
Mayor, Joseph Polling Aldermen, G..
NJ. Davis & s. j. Bo&les Couilcilmen
). L. Floarnoy. v NJ. Polling. Tobias
Mytinger. Robtert j. Pugh, John 81.
shydet. Thomas A. ke Her and issac
v Parker.
I'VE learn that on last Sunday
night some thief or thieves tried to break
into the store.room Of Mr.. Jas. GLENN.
tohacconist, Of Keyser. w. Va. II ap
pears tina: pane Of glass was broken
ont. and an attempt to cut a panel of
the door. when the burglars failed, or
were frightened away. ga
GE The weather here has been un.
pieantly cold for some days past. Dur.
ing Sabbath and at night a piercing
wind was blowing. On Monday morn.
ing, May lst, We had very heavy +, ost
and ice about tive.cighths Of an inch in
thickness. II is feared that NIL tue ear .
~ fruit has been much injured, IL not
killed.
fF We are indebted 10 Hon. Charles
d. Faulkner Tor q bound copy OF the
Message from the President OF the Uni
ted States to the two Houses Of Congress
at the commencement Of the lst session
of the forty fourth Congress, with the
Reports of the Heads Of Departments
and selections from accompanying Do,
nmcnts. Also to Mr.. r. for pamph.
let copy OF his speech in supper. of a
bill Tor ascertaining aad protecting tho
rights OF American citizens in foreign
countries. delivered in the House Of Re.
representatives., April p. 1876.
80 Mcssrs. G. II. Csudy and j. w.
'andiver are announced in the Keyser
ITlbute as candidates for the Office of
Sheriff OF Mineral county.
80 The following named gentlemen.
the Moorciield E1miner states. com.
pose the Democratic Executive Com.
nilttee OF this Senatorial District:
John L. Peercc, Chairman; James r.
HeIskeii, Of Hardy; George - Harness.
OF Grant; J. +. Johnson. OF Psndleton
hobert " bite, OF Hampshire, and j, w.
Aandlyer, OF Mineral
The following named gentlemen com.
posc the Democratic Executive Commit.
toe of this Congressional District:
Hon. X. +. Martin, OF Taylor county :;
Col. Robert White, Of Hampshire Vim.
l.. Wilson. Of Jefferson j. u. Carroll
ot Preston, and Col. j. r. johnson. of
Pendleton.
w. Dig stock Of new goods at
mossrs. Gilkeson. Pugh i yance's store.
az bottom pr;ces!
I-V The Pendleton NeNs states that
Mr.. James NJ. IIedrick, who lives on
the top Of the Allegheny mountain, kill
sd wild turkey few days since, Which
weighed twcnty.four pounds aud half
tR' Messrs. Lupton & Gibson have n
remarkably fine stock Of goods-all new
AMI fresh-bought cheap aud will be
sold cheap.
= Tho amount OF sales a. the Win
chester Shoe Factory this Spring, II is
said Is largely in excess Of any pre-.
,ous year.
Is'A bass fish weighing six and half