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C,Ou mtg Con remit ION.

Pursuant 10 the cali Of the Executive
Committee the Democratic County Con.
vention assembled ut Plcasan. Dale on
the 21st August. 1876, and was called
to order by John W. Marshall, Chairman
Of the Executive Committee, who stated
the object Of the meeting. Col. Asa
Hiett was elected Chairman and S. l..
Flournoy Secretary.
ON motion, the Chairman appointed
the following Committee OH Credentials,
viz: Is. +. Maloncy, Elijah High, Alex.
Armstrong. Samuel Cooper, VIM. III.
Powell, John Patterson and Franklin
Ewcrs. who reported the following rs
the delegates duly appointed at the pri-
mary District meetings and entitled to
seats in this Convention, to wit: From
Gore. j. Stump, Thos. Seaman, James
Haines, sr., John Patterson, s. IT. Viii.
liams, DIR. X. Taylor. T. w. OGutt, Jas.
Patterson, Z. n. IIiett. and Benz. 10y.
From Springfield. John Thompson, VIM.
L. Smith, isaac Parsons, John Blue, j.
A.. Bryan, James I. Ewers, +. Ewers, S.
MEG lathery, Lem. Taylor and Jno. Il.
Thompson From Mill Creek, James
Ludwick, George Taylor. l.. Everitt. +.
Liller. +. High. Daniel Thompson. l..
Kelley, VIM. Taylor. John +. Taylor &
H.. Ludwick. From Romney, Isaac
Pancake, VIM. b. Stump, Alex. Sam.
dcrs, A. Moore. VIM. Haines, Samuel L..
Flournoy, d. W. Endler, II. b. Gilke.
son, Is. +. Maloncy and G.. hickman.
From Sherman. j. G.. Poland, w. l.. Lup.
ton, Gibson Timbrook, A. Armstrong,
w. 10y, II. Cole, Frank Pownall, ID.
Wolford, L. Il. Scnibbe and j. n. Flo.
reg. From Bloomory, Asa Hiett, +. w.
Hciskell, Jos. NJ. IIiett, A. G. 10y, r..
ID. Powell, Minor Furr. b. T.. Mcdonald
and William II. Powell. From Capon,
James Crcswell. John Monroe. John l..
llcatwolc, j. G.. Lupton, II. NJ. Johnson,
ID. Ed. Bcall, Sam. Cooper. A. l.. Pugh
and G.. W. Slonakcr. The report was
adopted.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
the following Committee on Order Of
business and Basis Of Representation.
to wit: Isaac Parsons, A. Moore, David
Wolford. John T.. Ucatwole, JAS. Lud.
wick, DIR. *. Taylor and Il. +. MELON
aid, who reported tho following rs order
Of business "a to nominations: Let,
Member OF House Of Delegates; 2nd,
Sheriff; 5rd, President of County Court !;
4th. Prosecuting Attorney; 9th. Clerk
of Circuit Court 9th. Assessor OF lst
District and eth. Assessor of 2nd Dis
trict; and the following IA the vote TO
which the Districts were scvcrally enti.
tied, viz:
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Total,
The report was adopted.


Asa lIictt was placed in nomination
for the House of Delegates, and there
being no other nomination, il was moved
and carried that &c be nominated by
reclamation.
II. ID. Powell was nominated for Shcr-
if, Ivy reclamation.
President OF County Court-Jamcs
Shcetz and WIN. B. Stump were put in
nomination and tho vote was as follows
James Shcetz 962; and VIM. b. Stump.
285 James Sheetz was declared the
nominee
Prosecuting Attorney--James Par
sons an Robert w. Daley, Jr., were
put in nomination and the vote was as
follows: Daley $40, Parsons 4O6-R.
w. Dailoy, Jr., was declared the'nominee.
Clerk OF Circuit Court-Georgc f.
Lupton, V. Nj. Polling, Charles y. IIiett.
james ]. Ewers and Joshua II. Arnold.
were placed in nomination--Joshu1 Il.
Arnold withdrew his name.
1sT BALLoT--Gcorge +. Lupton S3A
Virgil NJ. Polling 533-Chas. y. Iliott
lS6-Jamcs !. Ewcrs 100.
2ND BALLoT--Georsc L. Lupton 454
V. NJ Polling G0l-James l. Ewers 100
3ED BALLoT-V. NJ. Polling $50
George +. Lupton Az.
V. NJ. Polling was declared tho nomi-
nee.
Assessor OF lsT DIsTRICT-Samucl
Ruckman, James Ludwick, J. +. Leatli
and Jesse G.. Lupton, were placed in
nomination. The vote wa7 as follows
Ruckman Ill, Ludwick 125, Leath 1870,
| Lupton 222.
Samuel hickman was declared the
nominee.
ASSESSOR OF 2ND DIsTRICT-Gcor~c
Millcson and James i. Nealis were nut
in nomination. James y. Nealis with.
drew in favor OF Mr. MillcsOm, who was
nominated 10y acclamation.
IL was moved and carried that cach
District Delegation report five Delegates
| TO the Congressional Convention, md
Eve TO the Senatorial, the delegates at
tending said Conventions TO cast the
! vote Of the county. The several dele
cations made their reports, which were
| adopted.
The following are tho Delegates nm.
/ pointed TO represent this County in the
Senatorial Convention 20 he held nj
| MoOrefeld =. l.. Flourney, II. b. Gil
kcsOn, James Parson, G. s. White. Rob.
crt w. Daley, Jr.. Col -. Ed. Beall. J.
I g. Lupton, David Pugh, John Monroe
Asa Kline lcmuel Taylor, J. Don. Par
sons, James ]. Ewcrs.F Ewers. Samuel
| McGlathcry, John a. Smith. Francis w
lIciskclI. Asa Ilictt, William II. Powell
! j. VI. llictt, Alexander Monroe. James
/ J.. Nca'is. George Beaver. DIR. Kendall
/ Thomas Wills, Sydnor Mcdonald. Franl,
I 10y John VI. FlOrey. James 4. Peppcr.
James G. Poland, John w Icnthcrlnau
I Elijah High, Larkin G. Kelley. Julius w
Taylor. J. J.. G. High. The Delegate.
! appointed TO represent the County in
the Congressional Convention to Ike held
nj Kcyser, on August 24th. 1876. has
been certified TO said Convention.
After q request 10 tho ,Soun Bronrl
iH'ci'gcncer to publish its proceedings
the usual vote Of thanks 10 the Chairman
and Secretary, a vote Of thanks 20 John
NJ. Florey and lady, for the use Of Their
house, and three cheers for the National
state and County Tickets. the Convcn
ton adjourned sine die.
Asa lIIEFT, Chairman
y. /. FLorENOy, Secretary.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ca Of that dread disease, Consumption, br sim.
pie remedy, IS anxious TO make known 10 bic
ieilow Sufferers The means of cure. To all who
desire IL, he will send a COPY Of tho prese,iof;oo
used free o. charged with tho directions Tor
preparing and using the snmo, which they yill
hBd sure Cure Tor Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, &c
Parties wishing The prescription will pleass
RRy. T.. a. WILSON.
100 Penn 81, willamsburgh EoW Yo,k.
Orc ~, 1915 en-.
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ID ED.

On Sunday, She 18th last ~ tbs residence Of
her daughter, IN This county, Mrc. Rrssoc.
YeStEy, in the ssh year Of her age.
IN Middleburr Va, Angus, 4ib, at the rcsi
dcncc Of r c. Brown, Mrs. NAmA c. Tssrs wife
Of the late Rev. T G. TCbbs. after an illness Of
few hourg. Many sincere friends here regret
to hear Of iho death Of this truly christian lady.
On Wcdntsdoy last in this place. SARsn
tcolorod) wife Of Charley Koys. IN ,hc 18th
ytar Of hercgc
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Tho delegates OF tho Democratic Sc
Material Convention of the 18th Senate
rial District, composed OF tic counties
of Mineral, hampshire, Hardy, Grant &
Pcndlcton, are requested TO meet in
Convention at the town Of hoorciicld.
in the county Of Hardy, on Friday, tho
first day OF September, 1876, at IL o.
clock, a. NJ. for thc purpose OF romi-
mating II candidate TO represent this
District in the State Senate, and TO
transact such other business as may
come before Tho Convention.
JAMES r. UEISKELL.
Aug. II, 1876. Chairman.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who sgaeyed for years from
IN Norvous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful iBdiscrction viii, Tor
tho sake Of suffering humanity, send free 70 at
who need IL, The recipe and direction for making
tho simple remedy hy which he was cured SUI
ferer8 Wishing 90 profit by The advcrtisrr's az
peri PC can do 80 by addressing 10 perfect con
facacc.
JOHN Il. OGDEN.
- Cedar a. New York
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TIIIC NEW D1AISIxET'
Polytechnic Institute
SHENANDOAH CO, Va.

SHENANDOAH Co, w.
For Youag Mon who wish 20 get good practi.
cal education, ia the shortest time and "a Tho
east cost. cts success - its best recommenia-
ion' The next Session will begin September D.
students should apply carly 20 securc choice
boarding places Address
Paor. BEN. HYDE BENTON, a. 81,
July Us, i8TG.-H. President
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Iy Subscribers will bear in mind that

ITS equivalent IN ADVANCE.
SALE OF CAPcS SrRINGs.-Thc Noun.
tain House and its appuvtcnances at
Capon Springs was sold by Messrs. II.
White and II. w. Daley. Special Com.
missioncrs, on tho 10th inst. for $11 GOO.
This property with the furniture cost
$4,000. has rented for over $4,000 per
annum, apd before tho war $4,000 WINS
refused for onc-half of it.
IW'Wc understand that mn interest.
ing revival OF religion is in progress in
the Methodist T.. Church at Pied
mont, Mineral county. and many arc
being added 10 the Church.
sSTha publication of the Grafton
Times as o ID emocratic sheet, will soon
bc resumed by Mr.. w. Scott Garner Of
the Kingvood HERALD.
GYThe Second Congressional Dis
trct Republican Convention will be held
ut Kcyscr on "Wednesday next.
tIMcssrs. T.. Boyd Faulkner md
Il. l. Hoffman arc tho Democratic nom.
inccs for the House OF Delegates in
Berkeley county.
~ Thc extensive lumbcr-yard, sash,
door and blind factory, etc, of Mcssrs.
Peter Helm 81 Co, Of Cumberland, was
almost entirely destroyed Ivy fire on
Monday morning last, involving loss
Of from $4,000 TO $4,000 to the pro
prictors. IL is supposed tho fire caught
liom sparks from The engine room.
GI'Thc colorel people will hold
Picnic at the "Sulphur Spring" near this
place, on Thursdsy next, tho 31st inst.
81 Late information from Houston.
Texas, says 4 war Of races is threatened
IN Colorado county, in that State, in con.
sequence Of the lynching Of two negroes
cattle thcvcs-by whitos. The blacks
have gathered in gangs, threatening
,.c,.,ooroo o,,.1
~ Peaches arc selling in this place
at 81 per bushol
~ In our advertising columns we
publish the proclamation OF G. ov. Jacob,
stating the time at which tho election
for presidential electors will take place.
owt: The Tuesday after the first Mon.
day in November.
~ The Hon. Michael c. Kerr. Speak
or ofthc House OF Representatives, died
OF consumption ut Rockbrdge Alum
Springs. Va, on Saturday last. lie was
in his 10Th year.
1''''>,'' ''""'!, ',''' '''''' - S'''
>''' "''' '''' 3D. anu ''''''
0o''' 0''' Gun "o Oo''s'' cii'"p'
IwThc fall term Of ,bc Circui, Copr.
for Hardy county couvcncs nm Tucsdov
the 9Th Of Scptcmbcr.
" In Canada they have supcron-
n"atcd teachers fund to which every
lars a year. This popularizcs teaching
there and makes it more Of n life work.
~ "ne OF thc largest cotton factories
VI the "orIa IS nearly really Tor opera
''on' ''' N'I''h'a' "a IL VIII contain
l''oo y, '""''S ana 'oo looms mn" VIII
b''c oh't'ioO 'nc''V 10 "'cr 'oo operatives
t-3,Tbc r,;,br,l follow ubo rsod %
,rovcI with Job, p couch ord ;ntovi.
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STEUBENVILLE, (OHIO,)
FEMALE ,SEJfIN.4R J..

TNUiS wcll-known school, delightfully."- si,ua
i ted on The banks Of the Ohio, with n bis,o.
~ and experience Of fory-teyen years, offers -,
Perior Advantages IA both the common and or
namental branches, with every needfuI can,fa,,
ut The very low rate Of Si75 for the school rear
Including board, loom and light one fourth ofF
FOR daughters Of clergymen The next seyr, a.
pens SfrrEMBEa iiih. Send for Catalogue
Rev. c, q. BEATTY, -. D., Ii d. Supft. Row
a. ~ REID, Pm. d. Principal
Steabeuyilie, o, Aug. Z, !s7G.-gw.
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NJ AISISIICIO,

st tic river, fncar Old-Town,) on The Isil
inst, by Rev. James " Wolf, Mr. WV. W
IlAyrs to Miss JEvwe FtEJcsEa--all Of thii
county.
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EAt Cullman, Alabama, there is n
colony OF Germans, mostly from Ohio,
and at the recent State election 1871 out
of tho entire population of 1872 voted the
democratic ticket.
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Dissolution

TIVE arm of bupion h Gibson has ihg day
il been Dissolved by mutoal consent Parties
knowing themselves indebted 10 this firm viii
please call ~ the Old stand and settle or NJ,
James A. Gibson - authorized 20 make settle
ment Of all outsiaoding debfs, &c.
GEORGE Il. LUPTON,
JAMES A. GIBSON.
Romnoy, July p, 1876.
l having sod 0gt Dy entire intcrcst In to-
above firm 20 Jamos a Gibson, would say that
oil the books, &c, ere left with him Tor settle
ment. Thanking my friends for the support
add patronage given us, wish the aame 10 be
confined 20 the now frm % james C,ibsop
am, very truly, yours g..
July %, 1870 CEO LuPTON
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The Carnn NICcttnr


The Camp Meeting
For South Branch Circuit NJ. T.. Church,
South, will bc held al the grounds near Burling
ton, Mineral County, w. Va, commencing on
Thursday, August 2ith. a commodious board
ing tent will he erected, aud good board can be-
obtained during the meeting at reasonable rates
No hurks'criug will bc allowed within the lin,ita
prcscibcd by law.
Aembers from adjoining Circuits and Sta
lions, and all who may desire TO do so are hear
MY invited TO tent with us. The meeting will
De under the charge OF Rev. 7. H. Whispcr
Prceidipg Elder OF Nooreield District.
ALFRED MOORE.
EMANUEL POLLING.
G. G.. UNSTOT,
J. w. VANDiVER.
a. JOHNSON,
ED. JORDAN,
GEORGE BANR,
July I, 1916. Committee.
CAMP MEETING FOR SPRING
FIELD CIRCUIT NJ. Il. CuURcu, SouTu.
a Camp Meeting will be held nj the Broden
Camp Ground, about two miles from Slnnes y
Roads-thc ground occupied for the same pnr-
pose three years ago. Tho meeting will begin
%. W on Friday, Sept. lst
Ample Boarding accommodations will DC pro-
vided. The Committee and those who wish 20
tent viii please meet on the ground on Thurs
day, August oath, at 10 o'clock, \. 81, to pre-
pare the ground select tent sites, &c.
i. Ii. WUISNER, p. T..
j. ii. WOLFF, Z. G..
July %, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

THE PREslDEsT 3 TnR LATE SrEAKEn
KERR.-Prcsidcnt Grant has issued an
executive order officially announcing to
the people OF the United States the death
OF the Speaker OF tho House OF Repre-
sentativcs, the Hon. Michael G. Kerr
and inviting them TO solemn recogni.
ton Of the public and private worth and
the services OF pure and eminent char.
acter. The praise accorded by the Pre-
sident to the late Speaker Of the House
is just, whilst tho language in which it is
expressed is as creditablo 70 the Prcs.
dent rs it is honorable TO him whose re-
cent death hns elected this testimonial
to the many fine qualities of mind and
heart that won the esteem Of all who
knew him, without distinction of party.
-Bdtim ore Sua.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

nISTho Fredericksburg HERALD is
offered for sale: The HERALD Is an cx
ccllcnt and interesting paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

iV Short OF changc-Thc man who
has only one shirt.
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NEWSPAPERS
OF THE
u NIT Z . S TATE 8

u complete list OF American Newspapers. num-
boring more than eight thousand, with Gazette
'cer OF all the towns and cities in which they nrs
puohsbod- Historical and Statistical Sketches
of the Great Newspaper Establisbmcnts-illus-
frated with numerous cHgravings Of the princi-
pal Newspaper Buildings. Book of 900 Pages.
just issued Mailed poet paid, TO any address
Tor 3, cents Apply tinclOsing price) to Super
lntendent OF Tho New spaper Pavilion, Centennial
Grounds, Philadelphia, or American News Co
New York.
EVERY ADVERTISER NEEDS IT
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GUNNER SpecialtieS
AUGUST 10TH 1870
A U g UsT 10TH. 1875

The recent advance in groceries and ma
ny lines of domestic dry goods, would seem
TO indicate general advance Mt an early
day, yet. Notwithstanding this, am going
to offer some goods cheaper than ever.
"A large lot of heavy Ginghams rs yard
wide only 6ic nearly all Prints % CT oents Tho
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25
NOTICE,

NEARLY ono 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 INV
ability want 10 go into business soon
and must have my money. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO inc, and
who do not come forward and pay by the
lst OF October, will then have TO arrange
with my attorney, az I nm determined
the law must do what have been una
bic 10 do by persuasion and indulgence.
] sincerely hope all will heed this no
tice--(it is the last)-and save costs.
E. B. SHEETZ
Romney, August 4, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

EE Tho hostile Sioux threaten to in
wade Canads and capture tho Blackfcet
country after they have finished with
the Americans" because the Blackfect
refused TO help item in their war with
the latter. The Diackfcot have been
assured OF protection from the Canadian
govcrum ent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-08-25

tsV The substance OF the instructions
to the commission TO treat with the ST.
oux Indians for the accomplishment OF
all right to the country outside of their
permanent reservation. under the treaty
Of 1868. and 80 much of said permanent
reservation as lies west OF the lO3d me.
ridian OF longitude, is published The
tirst meeting Of the commission will he
held in Omaha on the 29th inst. One
of the most important subjects Of the
negotiation will DO an arrangement by
which tho Indiana may become self.
supporting, and their removal to the
Indian territory at an early day is con.
sidered by tho President as the surcs.
step in that direction.