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, 1876-02-19

II $" 6: : s.: !. ! !: : !. !. Z: =: . 4
we are now enable, Iuo-.-
with q perfect cyg,aa-y a-.
it VIII eradicate the disease, and win a,,ar.
ance, founded on proof, thai 10 ham On
arise from lis use IN any lugg.
That which protects from OF prevent, e.,
disorder must be Of immense sgr..-. fg3
communities where IL prevails. F-rr-.s-
is better than cure; Gor The patient e-...r-,t,s
risk which he must vuI IN violent si,ark>d
this baleful distempcr. This tgEH" rv.,,
fire miasmatic poison o.: Fever and s-rs
from the system, and prevent the Gzg.,as.
ment of the disease, # taken cn ihr ir.
approach OF its pTemoUitosy symr,Izs A
great superiority Of Ibis remedy oy0r 80.
other ever discovered for the speedy and oH.
tain cure of Intermit;cU, j., :t.a. g crut-as
no Quinme o. mineral; Ger -,Iu,u,Iy e I'D
duces no quinism or other iujuruEs tlqt,
whatever The constitution Those Cu1rt
by it are icfi as healthy a. II they haI never
had the disease.
Fever ans. aEuF j. not alone the -l7.
sequence Of the alia-ia.,ir poison 4 .rss.
variety Of disorders ari=c fram iI- ir..lal.H.
among which axe Neuralgia. EthcEr.l.
risI,a. Sort. EEeati2cs2F. E-l5zJsIc--,
TooslachP, Earsc:.r, Cafarra- Ss:s-
MA EHs,pieasieJs, Ess-==.E=ss -ssirct:ua
OfIna $TSccn. BSyNte'jCs, s'IzT =, lar
Bowels. CO!iC, E'.sTas ys.r, ..j iareg-s.
mcnt of the Stomach. al OF VIII b, vbr7
, 1876-02-19

No one remedy is lr-is
called 10. 10y the rgrcs,r-.
Of the American people t1s7
a sure and sale cur, i-
FeTer GEI sSuS. >-f
We are now cnaaiHitr0.,-
with q ugr.sr5 r.rrr.f...,. .r .
, 1876-02-19

DR. j. c. AVER 4 co. GoI. u. Mass
PrGcticn. and InGigiical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
, 1876-02-19

CONCLUSION
l. 1t shall be an abiding principle with TO re-
heve any Of cur oppressed and suffering brotherhood
by any means at our command.
Last, but not least, We proclaim it among pur-
poses TO lneuicate proper appreciation OF the abil
ties and spheres of woman as Is indicated by amitt-
ing her TO membership and position IN order.
lmplorlng the continued assistance of our Divine
Master 10 guide in our work. we here pledge our
selves 20 faithful and harmonious labor for all future
line 10 return by united efforts to the wisdom
Justice, fraternity and political purity OF fore
fathers.
, 1876-02-19
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Irterm5ttsn, "a
yer, Chill Fever, RGmlttent FsCa-
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious -.
yer, &C, and indeed ali the aI-,-9,.
which arise from malar.Cus, -.ar.l -
miasmatic pOisCnS.
, 1876-02-19

For IT, relief
and cure of all
arrangements in
the stomach, hv-
er, and bowels.
They ere "a mild
apcrient, and an
excellent purSa-
.uve. BeingpUre-
ly vegetable, they
contain no IReT-
curry or mineral
wbqtaVar Aiucb
, 1876-02-19

Plaintiffs $ Attorney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

po1lrn wosx - nEPAiuNo. gmsr.
CiISs' HORSk.sRoI o. y fsek AZ 9{loS
SiseilnitA vost j. ne nsaisst ~ ssst nfs1 =
a. "a. s' .u.x. o..ol.A1K. Y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
ASssuycIxlSfs.
zoe Iewn MAns14t1S {
]. y. IoYMAcHAN

RRrcrsutls ArNocscs> nixsriy
= eaad,ds,s fos issise,ioa y .iAs saes Of
Town n.ssAAi sf 0,h I'm. sss,ss. V he
decision Of Ii. p-opi. ri.etiea to s.A. place
q. ns.xs,. Ne, 4 ias.L ~. ls,s1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
"A esssrsIy nsls. :.

A farmer in this county. says North
Carolina paper. haa mnle 20 awfully
contrary that he can do nothing with IL.
Put him In harness. and tits hard 70 say
which way he will travel. PM . ssddls
ON him, and hs appsara N do9s: bat
try to mount hin. snA hs Will al sf
sudden begin to kick every way
straight, euA stzsddlsbugs asd Az four
legs a. once Ar TO sSting. 'fs win eat
anythiAs. from his feed trough up 70 .
wooden sadltlls. The owner took no
ton to have him shod; but be kicked
out The blAsksmith shop and rstafssd
home. Tha owner tried 10 KIN him
some time haek. 90 b tied his ears With
q trace chain and rode him Zoe ssis ecu-
secutive days and nights - hard ~ be
could under whip and spur. The fact 10
that he nearly killed himself in the ef-
fort, and he'd 10 bs carried up staifs 10
bed. and his firm bs,icf vas that the
mule would die that night; but. to his
astonishmsnt, the nsxt morning hs
found that the mule had kicked 70 dsesh
. Che~ssr sow weighing 30 pounds. BIT
a piece out Of his horss's shoulder. ate
up a saihlle. blankst and bridls. tors
down the fence. and was splurging
about. more dsvhsh than ever. 70 hnfi
something slss meaner 10 do,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
HIyCELLiSIors.
bHr 'in HlyCELLiNEOrs. ~ '''-
"DR..THoMAS,
Physician and Surgeon,

rtAs nErUKxEp ~ vIRoiNiA AND RE-
~ esne4 ths ps..sies % his prvsssstos st
SOUTH q sTKEET. ul,ss dvsss syuih q u:
bsuk " calLosnis--si trance on aud D sts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

A HOUSE WITH SKvfN Rooms. WILL
"A furnished aad dsslraely loesasd IN oo'a
~; ss;,s s1P'" F" v. r. RDoN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

Tun auburn.haired blonde vent home
from church vith hsr young fellow sun.
,iay niaht and hoy '.billcd and Good
unhl : late hour. The "old map uAds
his appearances. looking like ths ghost oi
Hamlet, and informed shs young man
that .thers was the door" The young
man "sAv i.'t snll 'hsfoevl he went
through Il was informed that che must
excuse pc. - he oitsn walled about The
house In his deep thai way" Hot the
Young man wsht away thinking that
i.pa'' meant .sbainesS" and voald
have .'waked himsslf up'' u hs hadn't
left when he did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
AGgNr Al eAReoN.


E:IIxD: sE9tEs % I. , 90, As,n, :, =, M c:,s:s :,.:s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

DAI.rlc oonsoLlDAf!D niSIyo COZ.
!. = ,ssss.:..S \! g: . :. ~. 8: - :.
i:s &C SsissI IA e, ss|s s''ssk M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

rJAvMa LklsED .rHH .siAoLsrlT,,a. LITE.
xssts, q d. Divsds bstvsss osd Hiil NE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
THE EVENING NEW S
oun ApvKErisIAc AUIAsH.

g.: Z: sa. s.s =: Ss:,i,ss
0so. =. ksusLL ca.....si fah hev, hes tus
eell Asssp fss the GoLp iiilI pAilr NAvs. srs
Antksrisi 70 ,ssfsst tos ihseit'he ssstftssp sr,s
fbr ~ 81 our iowesi tash rses In soln. AatefibMs
are rsaussirs 10 iesss thsir osdsis viii stthuS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

/ Jss wsaE srsssist 81 The HEvs sme- sust 10
pai1 for % delivery. unlerss pefsops ksvIhg ue
vork tses have aspa.rf se. osnts viii she k1s
psietss. No dsvisiisl. fisni this rnis. rsf IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
A0rlo4.

WG1Iso ~ y,sspgI.,ssslsxID, D., Z sau:r..s
~, 81: =: g Sfis s!ssa M sessI as y pi ,s. s &.
6rths eeass of hsvada. sstitisd " An AT 70
psestds fes ~ latniaisanos anl ssyervisisa
g faolie kehool .. apprsysd March y.
lso1, March .. iscs, sid kHeh Z. is1S. hsrsSy
- : = -, d, ,.,,r rrro l.f .aI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

nErosirs ofcorsoR BULLION received.
DsIlhsf oa opsn aeepant OF 70 Issue ckh.
1i1iCATHs therefor, payabls tst he option q
~ holder) In aosd HIN sr san Francisco; v
nAns oolisetioas, purhAss Bullioa ~ The moes
favorable rates. % advance coin .hefeon vhen
ssih Biiis sf kxehaags, cd traassets osssssl
nAnking nuslnsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14
0ysics Hovns ysE csxsuLslrIoss
krom A. 4. " r and lrv1u n 3 y n

oObkn " uAhkkIs Wto uoWfA p4ulu u kuc
bsnk " calLornis- trance on U and y cts,
s, oyrics Houn SsE CsxsuLrAriosi
Rroa =. H. 1sr =. and isSn tssr. u.
pR. THOMAS sfasusssd st the Lo,A csI.
isspst naeospes. - siHsd, nd u kSysi col.
lsxe e fhysietAna, LsissUa, I'D rsoslssa his
ssfpssss. kas,Aad. ma iics4iisis " ihs hy, a
u.l!ys q thsseans. LSadon. N the ysas
IR. faOaAs s,so ias.sd Ais ,.snins,lsa
81 LASests vnivsssyiy, " uispssn. U.rs.any.
aca sseavsa h's ditssss - pos.or1 " Medicine
inx HiGIissr hoNoRs.
rhsss dlvlanss, losstLss VIII isssipsaisls
frs.s ths sinsl y nvi kAh rhfssuiAhs.
!. Va. .AUhAs ~ - psfvstsly - cons.
dsntialU sssssulisd fus The ssrs sf Dlssasss ef
.Ls Ussiss,,s yfr.s., nsrvyss Dsblli.y. svsr..
:s.s.s.s.s ss s.s...i w,.l.sss, ssiies.r. u
40 Atassy An.xiieA,, and skss aaa c0lnsxi-
~ Dl.s asss, yshsfssi W vthsruisA
oh. ThUhAp' trustn.sns y kNfNBETLY
sucCkSot W. u oues sssssiins $50 inai loss
asa fes tsflas bvwss .. Ms nsUss broken -1Dwn
sSesst,''asiy;S.; Hssn y 'ss;, snd iAA' AfrkK o1hkn
7 Tbs Ses.S. niadis-sesd, ed svyu thoss "a.
vaLssd W llA ahOuid 80 asspsls " as . IIia
gPkKDK AND RAithANkAT RgLikv
Rron thar sunsnpgs, but skosld, wilhsus %.
W. c0ssut DA. ThOnAc. who Hiii sivs Q
rossessnspyus vttsson - 70 the sitspt Of dis
sas. N sssA pss.iouiaf csss. 20 ,. ...'
baH .'' I'd rHk LADIES. f,s I,
cVsTiYksrixLLY UossULTID n ail diS.
eAsss iLei<sntal " kAskALk1. = pdT 10 - ~
10 lsst lk. Tho>kAs. ryesivp1 spssiAi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25
Romance and Crime

From the Cumberland News we gather
some facts connected with the history
of IN engagement ring. that reads like .
romance. a wealthy and attractive
young gentleman OF Washington was en-.
gagged To beautiful belle OF Morgan.
town. West Va. In the conrse Of events
their course Of true love" Was interrup.
ted; when, how or by whom has not
been disclosed. At all events, like a
true spirited woman. she disdainei to
keep the seal Of their covenant, and star
ted. by first mail, the ring which had
been token Of her loyalty. lie made
no inquiry about the article. surprising.
perhaps. that the lady meant to retain
1t rs a set-off TO damaged affections and
she, believing The ring had reached it's
destination, thought nothing more Of the
matter except TO congratulate herself on
her fortunate escape from tickle be-
trothed. Some weeks since, friend of
the intended bride discovered tho same
magic band on another young lady's fin.
ger, and, OF course, the secret went like
electricity on wines. At length an in.
vestisation was instituted. Now come $
the curious explanation. Well bet not
one Of our readers can guess how it
came. Give il up! Well. clerk in
the Post.oifice at Fairmont, it is alleged.
stole it from the mail bag and loaned it
to chum in Huntington. who gave it
to his sweetheart in Morgantown, as a
pledge or eternal constancy. in which
capacity this singular link OF fate did
duty as second engagement ring. The
trial or the clerk, who Inns been arrested,
will excite a COOL deal Of interest. and
some Incidents will leak out touching
somebody's affairs. not designed for
Judges. lawyers or juriss. She had bet
ter have kept that ring for nore con.
venisnt ssasop.-Iflf. Id
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

THE CoURT OF ArrEALs.-The Wheel.
ing Register states that the Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals have decided,
after consultation. not to hold an extra
term OF that court Al Charleston. Judge
Hotfman's bad health will prevent his
attendance at Charleston. and grave
constitutional doubt being suggested as
to the validity OF Mr.. Green's appoint
ment. there will be no court until the
regular June term. which will DC held
in Wheeling.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

SILVER FOR TIE MuLIoN The Gov.
eminent is hard at work maturing it's
plans for the speedy resumption OF spe.
Gle circulation for the fractional currcn.
cy now IN use, aud has on hand ourlecn
millions Of dollars in coin for the pur.
pose.
An additional vault is in course OF
construction IA the Sub.Trea7rry In
Now York 20 make room Tor the silver
coinage 800 fss. accommodating in all parts
OF Tho country. The smount reported
10 New Y0rl, is So 500. 900 Boston. -
100000; 81. Louis 100000 PhiIaIel.
plia, $jul.c30; Baltimore. 100000 :
san Francisco. 100000, with over So.
100000 az 'be Mints, and 100000 a.
Cincinnati. Chicago, Charleston. and
New Orleans Iu round numbers Shore
- ON hand $4,000. 900 in subsidiary
coins. The Secretary OF the Treasury
is how matarinG tho plan Tor the speedy
redemption of fractional currency. tie
amount OF which outstanding ia $50.
100000. On tlo suppOsi,ion that fully
$4,000, 600 has been lost or destroyed
aud can never bo presented for redenp.
e.Dl' u - t'elllis't4 iiiab INC sNDSiitU.
tiou Of $50 900, OOOin silver will be- Sf2..
100000 in excess Of the actual demand
for small change, go that the Treasury
will be protected against boarding or
withholding silver from circulation. and
the public have all they want Of The sub
s.diary coins. As fast as the sub.trea.
surcrs pay it out in redemption of frac
tlonai currency, tho latter will De de.
stroyed. al. Hcuid.
"a 10 is said thst esch red man costs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

DIt is said that q calculation has
been made from data obtained at the
Treasury Department which indicates
that the total actual contraction OF the
currency in the past year has not been
much. if any, under $50,000,OO0.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

An ENEMY HARD TO OVERCOME
October s, l776, John Adams wrote to
his wife from Philadelphia;
The spirit of venaIty YOU mention
is the most dreadful aud attaining ehc.
my America has to oppose. 1t isa5 "a.
pacious aud Unsuitable "a tho grave.
This predominant ayarico will ruin a.
merica if she is ever ruined. If Got
Almighty does not interfere by Lis grace
to control this universal idolalry TO the
mammon Of unrighteousncss We shall
he given up 90 the chastiscmcnts of His
judgments. am ashamed Of the age
live in"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25
An Incident of the war.

The Woodstock Va. Herald recently an
nounced that John Hoffman, Of Warren
county, found curing the latter part of
January, while hunting. on top of Mas
sanutton mountain, at the point or knob
overlooking Strasburg. near the site OF
tho signal station. fine double case
gold watch and chain. which it is sup
posed was lost At that place during the
war. In the year 1864 detachment of
Federal soldiers attacked part Of the
Confederate signal corps and drove
them from their posts. The Confeder.
ates in turn attacked the Fcderals and
drove them down the mountain, killing
some and capturing. others. The Hag.
serstown (Md.) Twice-a-Week notices
the finding of the watch, and adds:
"The writer OF the following lines
had charge OF the signal station OH that
memorable day in the year 1864. There
were but four of us and when the boys
IN blue, seventy five in number, made
their appearance We deemed discretion
to be the better part Of valor and re-
treated in the style of General Banks
about that time. in good ORDER" but
somewhat PERCEPTIONS. Down we sail.
ell from the top of oil .'S:rasburg
point in most beautiful time. but at
the foot We rallied, being reinforced oy
about seventy-ive sharpshooters of old
Jubal Eayley's command wien we re.
traced our steps, dislodged the enemy
and recaptureG our signal station. Now.
| shortly after taking possession Of the
post we discovered the body of an oil.
GER captain, OF the federal force. a
few yards down from the point. among
! the rocks, with his nccl, broken. lie
was not shot, but from bis position. he
evidently fell ia en- ieavorin to get down
the side. or rather end, Of tho mountain.
/ From the side coat pocket, Of this Oil.
! Ger, the writer hereof took an envelope
In which was n photograph, the envel.
! ope being addressed Captain 4. y.
! Pritchard. member General Court Mar.
! shall, Cumberland. Md" That watch.
no doubt. belonged to the unfortunate
officer Where he was from VIC have
| never learned. but probably this article
may fail under the eye OF some one who
knew the gallant captain, for it was q
/ gallant act Co lead sevcnty-fve men ia
the top Of an almost perpendicular
mountain peak in the face of the enemy
/ and N the cnemy's country"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

lFThe Kern Valley Bank at Psrkcrs
vile. California, was entered by burglars
on Thursday night of last week while
the cashier wa, working 81 the accounts.
They Knocked down and cllosolormcl
him. and robbed the bank Of $4,000, Of
which $4,000 belonged TO tic county
treasurer. The cashier was found in.
sensible on table on Friday morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

BEECuER's DEFIsNCE.-NT. Beech
er's late performances in the council OF
his friends Of the Congregational Church,
in session in Brooklyn, last week, says
the Baltimore S,U, must cause even his
w.rmest adherents to shudder. When
he stands up, aud boldly dcfies the an
gels OF God to say aught against him,
and then i'll n dramatic, blasphemous
bathurst challenges God himself to ac-
cuse him of evil, even men who make
no profession Of religion will shrink in
horror from such profane utterances.-
How different from the language of the
apostle Paul, "being DETAINED, we en-
treat" As the Philadelphia Times truly
says: MIR. Beechcr's religion has long
been puzzle TO simplc-mindcd people ;
il is hard to believe, when We hear these
passionate shrek, Of his and then hear
him abruptly descend to jocosc triGing
and move his audience to laughter, that
he has not gone stark mad" Perhaps
his madness is like that Of a prevaricat-
ing witness who, wincing under severe
cross-examination by tho great Irish
lawyer. Curran, appealed to Tic court.
oxclaiming, MY lord, Mr.. Cnrrau puts
me 10 such doldrum." The judge in.
CURED or Mr.. Curran what n "doldrum"
uas. why, your lordship," replied
the witty barrister, cts simply con.
fusion of the head arising from a cor.
uption Of the heart
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

II Notwithstanding that an honest
man doesn't generality object TO paying
hotel hill In advance. if the hotel Is. q
good one, the following conversation is
reported TO have taken place at Chica.
go house: "ion will not object 10 pay
ing before going to yonr room. siry"--
Certainly not. make out the hill" .Eor
how long. arr" ''Well.' says the stran-
ger. lyon may charge me for about ten
minutes on the European plan. BY the
end Of that time think shall he at a
hotel where the clerks wear smaller dia.
monds and have more confidence ia hu
man nature"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

~ Tuesday is much favored by holi.
days in The present year. Four Of the
legal holidays foil en- that day Of the
week. namely, Washiugton's birthday,
decoration day, tbe Fourth Of July. aud,
Of course, election day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

Fo. straightforward plea to the
question Of guilty. or not guiltye'' con-
mend us to that Missouri chap. ON trial
for murder, nc your honor please. I am
guilty. killed tho man because he
took my gal from me. She wa> about
the only thing had an didn't want
to live AFTER she went. an didn't want
him to live either. An 1 should be mucl,
obleeged 10 your honor. If you would
hang me as soon as possible
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

~The Wheeling Standard contra.
diets the rumor that the Hon. Chas. j.
Faulkner has purchased q controlling
interest in that paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

A MURDERER AKEEsTED.-On Thur.
day last :. &. Patcs and j. J.. Brumlev.
OF Spottsylvanii county, acting rs spc-
ciai constable@. passed. through this CT.
~. having in charge prisoner. Thorn 8
'Sntherlin, WHO killed Thomas r. Iul.
liam near larker's Store. in Sro,tsylya.
mia. ON the l4th Of January last. The
capture was made at Glengary. on Back
Creek, about six miles beyond Gcrards.
town. in Berkeley county. The party
stopped for = few hours at G. rims tavern.
Sutherlin escaped Immediately after
the murder and his hiding place was
traced by means Of letter written "
hiin to an aunt living in Orange county.
The magistrate in Berkeley interpos.
cd no technical obstacles 10 the arrest j..
and gave the prisoner tic choicc of he.
ing confined ia the Jail at Martinsburg
TO await formal reqnisition or accom-.
panying Pates aud Brumlev direct 70
SpottSylvania. lie preferred the latter.
Winchester Time, FEB. rs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

VThe national Democratic commit.
tee met in Washington on Tuesday last.
and decided to hold the national Demo
cratic convention to nominate candi-
date for the Presidency at St. Louis. on
Tuesday, Juno %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

CEETENNIAL GRAN.-The Wheelinv
hfeNigencer states tina, fine lot Of
specimens ofoats, wheat and buckwhest
raised in Hardy county arrived a. Con.
ienniAl headquarters on SATURDAY. lat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

~ The store Of Mr. Turley, near
Westernport, Allegany county. and two
adjoining dwellings. we're destroyed by
IRE on Thursday OF last week Mr.. Tur.
ley's insurance on stock was $1,000
loss $1,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

E<g The Fairmont Lader, speaking oil
the Merchants Bank of Charlestol, and
its reported inability TO pay (at present
what it owes thc State, says:
From 4 little incident that came 20
our knowledge a few years ago, we iu..
agjne that this catastrophe TO the bank
~ the result OF over trading and the sx-
orbitan' interest paid 10 depositors dur.
ing the Specializing msHia that grew ont
OF the location OF the Capital ut Charles
ton. a monici gentleman OF this sec
ton OF the State received Al offer of Is
per cent. for all the money he had 10
loan or could raise among his acquain-
tanccs. The payment of this u5uriou4
amount Of interest is enough to brsal;
any person or institution"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

lew. NJ. Rnndolph, Esq, Of the
Mooreileld region, passed through our
city Yesterday morning en- route to Pitts
burgh. In short. Conversation with
him we learned that tho Moorenel;iaus
have not heard anything further Of the
expected aid OF the eastern capital sts
to their railroad enterprise. The land
grants necessary TO secure IN advance
ofcapital we're only partly secured, and
it is feared all willno sign President
scott avowed his inability to help the
enterprise with capital. but hoped that
private capital could 10 enlisted. In
the meantime Congress is being appeal.
ed TO
Way not stsrt q railroad from Cum.
berland 70 MoorcGcld? 1t could be
made for about $1,000, Cum1er.
iGd NelCS. Fe1. y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-02-25

~ The specie shipments from New
York for the past week was S2,26I974,
Of which $l,9l3,8OO was gold coin.