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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25

And in accordance with law snd an oFser
Of the Board of rassees. made on the nNecath
tiatal day Of September. A. u. is.6. 50 many
shares Of each parcel Of said stock Ne may be
necessary viii be sold al public auction nj the
os,ioe II the Company. Room No. /, Rank OF
california Bn sldias, Taylor street, Virginia.
Nevada. on MONDAY, the twentieth .sNhl
iay oi November, A, u, lisa. at one o'clock
r ~ OF said day, TO pay said delinquent assess
meut thereon together with costs oi ADVERT
sing aid expenses Of sale
r. c. LORD. Secretary.
Once Room No. Bank II California
| building. Taylor street. Virginia City. Ne
| yaax oi9sd
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES.

~ otice 10 hsrshy givsa that the assessment
AZ roll for 1875, for the County a Lyon, AAs
been received By me and that the etatc and
county tAxss ~ the lAcal yess of ies6. Ia ~
o9anty oflgoo, esatesf sevadA - neW ~
and payable o. my ok1rc. q the Court House
in Dayton, Lyon oo~asy, Nevada And the
sssictiy sslerssd fhsss tssss VII b SsliS.
enent Sosu0har I'D. A. D. le7& oflsg vAich
iiue len pr e1nt dnlinQns1ey wtll - a4dsd
" III saxse resAaisaAg unpaSd
x - Gk0 ". dHAW
Treasurer ana ExOt Tax Rsceivsf, nayton
Oesober -, \, D. lsTN Nm
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25

n ND lrrulAArQ0laG.- - nAvrNo IN.
"A jcysd un0goal hcilitise during Ne peee
svsasy-ssvsn yeees fes esplursatcus n ~
fornis, H. In1sssionsd fsels jus1tnsd IN
clsimina 10 b able % maks eAaaofactcsy -.
poFts upon the geological md minsgaSoeical
conditions Of sny mtns n this country, end
b therefore prepared. q abort notice. 70 make
Surveys, Explorations and Scien.
THE Reports
Upon any mining locality or mineral deposit
vest Of the Rocky Nountatns.
". FRANK STEWART.
-. Leave ceders with }. ". shields, Cloar
Dealer, No. a South street. Virginia City.
Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
LYON COUNTY, TINES
= - - : =. 80
/ f9NEstf YOUR BUlkDfN6S
rA.sa s.AS Va ione with enc-fourth ne
usual expense by asine the
'sias,-4
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FOB usE.
MIXED READY ron Use.
N rnn-PnooF. ~ArER-PRoof. DIR

IN rRn-pRooF. ~ArER-PRooF. p9RA.
DE. Economical And OrnAmenssi =
s,of NAV be covered with very cheap
shinsle. ana By application OF TINS sase ee
-s1s ~ isrf from % 10 - yeerA old roeis
esn s. patched and coated. icokine meen ~
Ter and lasting longer than nav sn,ner w az
SH.sHINoLIN0. The expsnes Of slastne new
shirslss n only about the cost Of simply ~
Ar them The paint 10 xrnx-rhooF ssainss
sDsrks or Ayins embers, - may ee eesay 10y
"a bv anyone. IT sfOeS kNAMA hnA lla.
s.d for tin OF iron has 20 eana, - = cs.cxs
b heas. cortrscta by cold, and sxvkn S a.n,as
- 800. Hccfs covered with Txr Shcasnine
MT car b made vaser-tisht ct enisss III
-. ana preserved for many yeen. xahs
60oee Paint 10 ExTRE3KLN ChkAr. ~
0Nsao wsll o0vse hsndrea s9oax - ~
S,ssSa q auS smccth srffeoe, fson We
49, . cne ealion sre required 70 tW equere
~ surface. and although the Paint ese
Sssvy BODY IL = easily applied With or'asn'
no TAI u USED N THIS coNrosrTloS.
rn~~6oss n nettAse mscAs N wiatf nor runs
IN summer. On aecAyea saansl e. .n ~ ~
~ roof Sase yin lsss for ysss. cSrted OF
v.rnea aAsnales Il heinQs b their ptsrss sno
49, fhem thsrp. II aus up all holss N fet
scok s1r1 ths leAks. and sfshcuxn now
Arvef. rain hese nCe of5ecs u rev eeux ~
sr.lyaae. A. nearly sAl paints sAas .re Die.
ss,ntsin IN. be ss,re you obtain our sEsuaSk
srticl. which fsor ahinsle rccfsl h CAoeo.
IATR COLOR. when Grse applied, cnAnsiae
= sScus mcuSh % uniform slate coicr' an
= = III inssuh and purpcsee slAfEi ou ~
DOOFsow rcd color = ssaGy Ssr.rr raiut
- BRICK WALLScur paloKrxxp u sne only
$1,000 0leke Paint ever introduced tnat VIII
sSscfuaaly prsvsns dampncs from PcnesfM-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
Delinquent Notice.

XyIRGINlA CITY COAL COMPANY
v Location OF principal place OF business
ys-s,ni. ,ity. Nevada. Location of works.
Nj Dorado Canyon. Lyon county. Sevada
No,ice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock un account Of assees'
men, Inc. Ia levied on the nflcenih lsihl
aay Of September. A. ID. 1870, the several
araoun,s sci opposite the names Of the respee-
tive sd sreholderw. as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25

DAYroN GOLD AND sllvn MP:
III tna cumpany.-Iceaeice u prtnctPal
niscs 81 cusinees, CITY and County Of IN
Eapcisco. California. Location Of woxAs
pevliS 0ass Dtser1ct. Lyon CuonC, Ne.
~sSs. Notice.--There srs dslinQusns Upcn
me fcllovtne-described stock. on account Of
sssessmeut mo. 81 levied on the eeh dey Of
sersembrr. iS76, the several amounts ses op-
pceite the names Of the rsepecsivs sharshosd-
erx. - follow:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25

ror JrpoE or rHR sUrRxxR corar:
o. \. L 8 . n A n D.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
saturday. November II, 1874.

AZ II O'Clock noea: seAd properly eoas.s,.,
In part Of the following. to-wis: Ope ~
countes and shelvthe. mali counter /, =.
chest. ofAcs dsah, cloch, . tables, 10 ~ ~
room chairs. miaos, TIN buchss, lsrss
pictures. wse<rtns.pot. lime sqre>sers
bittes botties, strsansr, ssrver AID fupn:,
Q spoon holdeu, lot Of bar elasssa, / h.:
pitcher and shaker. billboard, bar .p.s,r.
/ ice pick, dosen bar towsss. 10 pounds h..
sugar. box and dice. y barrel whtsky, y bss
rel port vine, u barrel sherry, J ss,Ls.
brandy. gallon scotch whisky. IN sslsss
rum, 4 gallon GIN. \ salios white Win.
eallon clarst. 10 bodies clares. y bottles su,,
syrup, ~ botsles I. Z. L histem, ~ bpssls.
vermouth. bottles HeuA>nd's, 8 h,stiss
Hostestsr's, - oottlss Boxer biticrx, bostlr.
orange bisfes, bottles cider. ~ bssslep sls
and porter. 10 imperial wtUe, : bo,tls ,um
punch bottirs gtns~r brandy. csss Hossrt.
tiers bitscrs. = cass strttcn bitters, / ca.
curacao, dosen pscas playing cards. together
with the booG accounts u the ssid j. j
Peters. All Of which will - sold 10 ~
highest bidder for cash IN hand q The dina
aud place abuye nAned.
John BENNErTa. Assaune>
Silver City. NevadA, Uctob<r IL. iS7ss
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
NEW LAUNDRY.

HEo vonr. HAVING OPENED A NEW
= peepared 10 - al wrrh - shse 1lne - :
Art class manne-. Experteuc~d hasAa frusn
San Yraneisr- hsSe hen saploysd. No
Ouanamno ~.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25

This new ard elegant saloon 10 htted M u .
laviah expense. with splendid WORM Of ars
adoruinx the 9alls, and q the rear ARE two 81
ne latest ssyie 0RkCIAN CURVE BILLIARD
TABLES, the only new ones that are or ever
were in the town. This saloon IL the hncss
and most commodtous In 0old Hill.
A FREE LUNCH DAILY.
open u sii hours. day and night. Cal
end prospect
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
BOOTS AND SHOES,

OF ell descriptions. and he wishes al TO give
Nm . cali before purchasing elsewhere. - he
San and win offer superior Inducements to Ans
house IN thu Stase-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-25
FOR SALE.
Dwelling House and Large Lot
ew occupied by J +. ANGEL in
Silver City.

s. ok fEBws AYTLy 20 II McoiN
- Sis iser glts " y. aeN.sss1's
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
Forty.Fourth Congress.

In the Senate. on the 22nd, number
or bills or an unimportant character
were reported. and several private bills
passed. The Senate then took up the
bull 10 regulate the counting OF the cleo
torai vote. which was discas sod until The
hour OF adjournment.
In the House. n resolution was adopt
ell calling on the Secretary ofthe Treas.
ury for the correspondence on the slt$
ject of change oil officers in the Custom.
house 1t Pittsburgh. Pa..and asking What
influence lei to tho snspenst sion of the
order. The bill prohibiting officers nnti
employees of the government iroI CON.
tri6uttng money 10 influence elections
was taken up. Several amendments were
atopte.i, including that offered by Mr.
blaine. extending the application OF tue
bill To Senators. Representative and
Delegates in Congress. The bill a. n
mendet. wac passed by . vote OF ayes
lis, nays 3.
In tho Senate, on tho 2SrS1, Mr.. Dior.
ton gave notice that on Monday next
he would ask the Senate % proceed 20
the consideration Of his.resolusioa pro-
viding for the investigation into the
Mississippi election. The bill to regu.
late the counting Of the electoral vote
was further debated, withou. final &C.
ton. saw
In the House. bill was passed re.
pealing the law which forbids the ND.
point,nent To any position in the army
OF any person who served the Confed-
crate States in any capacity. A bill
was reported from the IN litary commit.
tee to regulate the pay OF army 9TH.
GERS; tho bill makes = large reduction
compared with present pay. In com.
mittee OF the whole. Mr.. Scales spoke
on the Legislative, executive and appro.
pristion bill; Mr.. Yates on politics
generally. and Mr.. Throckmorton on
tho necessity OF protecting the frontier
OF the country.
In the Senate, on the 2ith, The annual
post route bill was passed. The bill to
provide for and regulate the counting OF
votes for President and Vice President
was passed by vota of SO yeas to &c
nays. Mr.. Sherman moved reconsid-
Grafton OF the vote. which was entered,
In order TO fix up a bill TO meet the
question when two sets OF returns were
sent in. The Senate then took ND the
consular and diplomatic bill, and made
it the order of business. The Senate
then went into executive session and
soon after adjourned till Monday.
In ths House, in committee OF the
whole. the Legislative appropriation bill
was taken UP. and the frst item, fixing
the salary Of Senator's at $500, led to
long debate. An amendment was
offered fixing the pay At $4,000. which
was defeated. Another amendment.
fixing the pay at $4,000 per annum, was
under debate at the hour of adjourn.
ment. After a stormy struggle over the
question. the House. then, at o'clock,
adjourned till Monday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
tYThc following telegram v,

tRThc following telegram was re.
ceived at Gen. Sheridan's HEADQUARTERS
at Chicago, on the 25th inst. from Brig.
adler General George Crook:
"FoRT RENO. March 22. We cut
loose from wagon train on the 18th in.
slant. and secuted the Tongue and Rose.
bud rivers until satisfied that there were
no Indians upon them. when we struck
across the country toward Powder river,
General Reynolds. with part OF the com.
mand, was pushed forward on a trail
leading to the village OF Crazy Horse,
near the mouth OF Little Powder river.
This he attacked and destroyed on the
18th inst, finding it perfect magazine
OF ammunition, war material and gener.
81 supplies. crazy Horse had with him
Northern Cheyennes and some ofthe
Minneconjous, probably in all one.half
Of the Indians OF the reservation. Ey.
cry evidence was found 10 prove these
Indians in copsrtnersliip with those at
the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agen.
cies. and that the proceeds of their raids
upon settlements had been taken TO
those agencies and supplies brought out
in return. In this connection | would
again urgently recommend the immedi.
ate transfer of the Indians ofthose agen.
cies TO the Missouri river. | am salts.
fed that il Sitting Bell is on this side
of the Yellowstone that lie is camped at
the mouth Of Powder river. We ex.
perienced severe weather during our ab.
sence from the wagon train. snow falling
every day but one, and the mercurial
thermometer on several occasions failing
10 register"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

~ On the 10th inst, John Land, an
employee OF the b. - O. Railroad and
Waterman at the blunr. near Broadway.
in Rockingham county. went into q
saloon ut that place and after having
taken four or five drinks in quick sue.
cession. sat down. placing his face in
his hands after remaining in this posi-.
ton for short time an attempt was
made to wake him mp 10 go on duty
and to the surprise OF the vendor Of the
ardent he was found to be dead.-Shen
Gndo0h Herald
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
The Virginia Dobt

We fnd the following announcemen,
in the Washington correspondence oil
the New York Balietis oflast Saturday
The West Virginia people in Congress
and those around the city are as -jubil
ant as they can he. and make no conceal.
ment Of their good feeling. Il appears
that n case went mp to the Supreme
Court from the Territory OF Wyoming
involving = question sinliiarto the tinan.
cial dispute between Virginia am! Wes,
Virginia. The county ofvLaramie,
Wyoming Territory, was 400 miles
long and 400 wide. or rather 400
square. which is very different from 400
square miles. by an act OF the Leyis.
lature, Laramie county was divided
into three comnties. the two new ones be.
ing named Albany and Carbon. but tile
oct did not say anything about who
should pay the debt OF Laramie amount.
ing TO $4S,000 1t went through ali the
various courts to tue Supreme Court.
which decided ON tile goth that Lara.
ME must pay the entire debt. The poo.
pie Of West Virginia take comfort. aud
say that under that decision it is utterly
impossible for the Supreme Court Of the
United State to decide otherwise than
that Virginia is liable for the indebted.
ness OF the old State. and that West vir.
GINA has nothing to do with it.
by way OF comment on the above, the
Wheeling Intelligence observes - .Ws
would say that perhaps the CORE spond
emit or the Bulletin, and also those West
Virginians at Washington who are 80
elated over the decision Of the Supreme
Court in the Wyoming case. are not n
ware that before the State Of West Vir
ginia was admitted into the Union her
Constitution provided (see Sec. 8 Of Art
Wild as follows: AN equitable proper
" ton Of the debt Of the Commonwealth
" Of Virs inia, prior to the / st day Of Jan
" uary in the year one thous sand eight
4" hundred and sixty.one. shall he assum.
ed by this State; and the Legislature
% shall ascertain the same az soon as
" may be practicable. and provide for
:" the liquidation thereof by q sinking
(" fund sufficient to pay the accruing in.
4" terest and redeem the principal within
thirty.four years"
'Itwill be observed that the existence
OF this provision in our Constitution
prior to our admission puts West Vir.
ginia in very different attitude before
the Supreme Court from that maintained
by the county Of Laramie There is
no parallel in their cases, and the decis.
ion Of the Supreme Court can not be in.
ferred from one to the other"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
WIn the federnl conn Al Chioano

~ In the federal court at Chicago.
on the 23rd inst, the trial OF Rush &
fohimsn. distillers. was continued. The
testimony shows that Junker. ofthe hrm
Of Roelle, Junker 4 Co. paid TO Rhem
$4,000. Roeile testified that he paid
sums Of money to Hesing. but could not
state in what amounts. lie supposed
the money WAS for polite Il purposes.
Tie deprecated this illegal way OF doing
business. but said that bis firm as well
as others was obliged TO do business In
this way in order TO protect themselves
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
vThe speech OF Hon. G. J. Fsulk

tyThe speech OF Hon. c. j. Faux.
ner opposing Senate joint resolution
authorizing Mr.. Scruggs, u. s. Minister
at Bogoto. TO accept a present from the
Queen OF Great Britain. as testimonial
OF her appreciation Of his services as =
British arbitrator in An important case
between British subjects and the Gov.
eminent OF Columbus. embraces An in.
teresting historical review Of the action
of Congress in regard to presents from
foreign princes and states TO L. S Off.
GERS.
For sixty.fve years, Mr.. r. tells us
Congress never gave its assent to the
acceptance Of such presents, but grad.
uslly the rule was broken, and OF late
years this assent has been given indis.
criminately and promscuously. Think
for example. OF the impertinence OF q
fellow named Scruggs making spplica
tion for such authority
SO rapidly have these applications
multiplied oflAte "a circumstance which
ia due, doubtless, 20 the very inferior
character Of our present representatives
in foreign lands, that MIR. +. thinks il
timo that some definite rules were laid
down TO govern Congress in the exercise
ofats constitutional functions in thi.
regard The country will ngree will
him, and commend the wisdom and ex
, pcdiency OF his suggestions.
The idea which should govern in al
these cases is we'll embodied in TN,
| French rule, which excludes from til,
Legion Of Honor all who have not per
/ formed les Dti0ns d sclot, brilliant deeds
or rendered som, extraordinary service
in the cause OF science, philosophy RuC
the arts. or in the interests Of humanity
such, for example, as the discoveries o
the late Commodore Maury. and a few
others who might be named - Winches
ter Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

cF What have the Republicans
donee" The baltimore Gozetfe saws
they helped put down the war Of rebel.
ton and save the Union, and then
turned around and made u more deadly
assault upon the Government than ever
the Confederate squadrons in the field
did. They have debauched the civil
service, stolen hundreds OF millions OF
dollars from the public Treasury. ruined
trade. psralyzed industry, created a
mountain Of national Indebtedness, de.
filed the bench, prostituted the Senate,
and lowered everywhere the standard
Of public and private morals. They
have introduced an era OF bribery,
fraud, rasca!ity AMI corruption to Which
no parallel can be found. except in the
declining days OF the Roman empire, or
in the reiyns Of the French Louis. It's
crimes cry trumpet tongucd to heaven
against it's continuance in power"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
Bank Robber5 Frustrated.

Chambersburg. PENNSYLVANIA. had a
sensation on Friday evening last. that
.th:eEs tire town into q state OF excite
ment from which il has not We. recover
ed. We ;cendense from tae Martins
burg hide ,'etde,d~ tho Following accouv,
OF the affair: Some months ago pale
and delicate gentleman, giving MS name
as Major Ravlins. OF Louisiana. accom-
panied by a refined and intelligent wo-
man, whom he represented 10 be his
wife, came to Ciiamoersourg for the ben
eft of the husbands health. They APP
peared to have ample means, and soon
obtained an ea;ree into the best society,
and were much entertained, notably at
the hospitable residence or Mr.. Smith.
president Of the Chambersburg bank
A fine farm near Chambe:sburg was to
be sold on Saturday last, and Mai. Raw.
Inns espresso u desire to buy il. A few
days before friend Of Major Rawlins
arrived in Chambersburg, aud the twain
went round spending money literally
and making more friends. On Friday
night they went to the bank presidents
house and requested him to deposit in
the bank vault 8 200 package of mo.
ney. The obliging president recolectea
that he had $4,000 package tia. had
been received after the bank clio sed, and
concluded to lock up both packages to-
gether. He went to another room, got
his key aud stepped into the bank. where
to his great astonishnsat he found the
Major and his friend. They at once
grabbed the president and endeavorsd
to gag him. The latter male m cutlery
and attracted the attention OF a colorcd
man. counting in the kitchen Of the bank.
er's residence. The co.ored man, with
bravery that should be literally reward.
ed, rushed into the bank and found the
president struggling with two men, each
OF whom had knife and q revolver. lie
knocked the foremost one dat and sat
on him, when the other took to his heels
The rescuer then set up yell and more
help came and the robber was secured.
In his coat pocket was found the $50, 00o
package. The other thief was captured
on Saturday and both are now locked up
in the Chambersburg Jail, whence they
will undoubtedly be removed to the peni.
! tentiary.-C um6erito.d Nelc3.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

DSYCHONANCY OR SOUL CHARMING
unw either sex may fssCinate aod eain The
love sud affections of any person they choose,
Instantly. This sIt oil csn pstscss free, hy
msil, for IS CENTS. together siIh Marriage
Guide. Egg piiap oracle, DrsaDs, Hin;s % La
dies. etc 900 600 sold. a queer book Ad-
dress 7. WILLIAM Z Co. PLb's.. PHILADELPHIA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

~ The Boston Post supposes that VIC
probably shan't hear 80 Juch about the
poor Union Soldiers" now that a Cabi.
net officer has been detected in cheating
their dead comrades out OF their grave.
stones.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

tV' The two-mile and repeat race came
OF at San Francisco. California, on Sat.
urday last. Chance won the first heat.
under pull, by three lengths. in SAIL f;
Golden Gate second, and Hockhocking
third. Chance becsme the fSvorite at
large odds ia the second heat. Reve-
nue. dropped out at the first half mile
with a sprained ankle, Chance winning
the heat and race by six lengths in
3.463, Hoekhocking second and Golden
Gate third.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
IV'The Washington Correspondent

IV'The Washington Correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sun writes: On the
ninth Of this month the Attorney Gen.
cral addressed letter % Senator Davis.
Of West Virginia, stating that his desire
was TO take any action relative 10 the
Harper'' Ferry property which would
meet the views Of the West Virginia
delegation and We for the interest Of the
government and the people os IInrper's
Ferry. To-day Senator Davis address.
Cd letter in reply to the Attorney Gen.
eral. which was also signed Ivy his col.
league, Senator Ciperton. The request
is again made In tho letter TO tho Attor.
ney General TO dismiss tie appeal nov
lying to the Supreme Court from the
decision OF Judge jackson. The letter
also calls attention TO the immense Wa.
terpower Of Ilsrper's Ferry. and sug
gcsts in view Of the immense amount OF
paper consumed by the government, a
mounting to over one million dollars
last year, that IL would be expodont C.
establish great government mills ri
that point 20 manufacture all the various
qualities OF paper needed for govern
ment purposes"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31
ATTENTION

HLACK HILLS MEN,
{sIf1nS Single or repeating. sf hes,
piakes vt all rices from S. TO $50
Gil Double sns ,irg,s
- IOt OunS. mOzS'r end her,h-
loading, 80 10 S2us.
8, s o.. 1-shooiers L,r
NCf overs. ball -sd rap or snssai
sariidg~s 50 SO To S2b
Can snd zee or write Car ilus'r,'.d pro. list.
GREAT " ES1ERN GuE NORRIS
Gsrcb 24-Im.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

Agents Wa ted Every where.
$500 PER DAY.
Mammoth Edr'y Pure F2a Prolific Top Gers.
n New Impoi-tntzon.
100 BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
kYxaY GRAIN wARRAr1Fp TO Per
When ground 10 produces a fur analogous
both in rppr"fabee and tssts, iu g or 10 de
from ~htA; Even an sydcuis would frI 10
distinguish between bread m de from, tie tso
Let. This Con rIpens FoUK weeks earlier
than The cummop American Cers
The fodder will remain green for wesks after
the ~ ain is ripe.
Grors from 10 Is Ears on Eaoh .Sfoik.
ligrows from ste IL feet high.
Ears AsoG9ing from II TO "a iacIes So Ltss,L.
IA Rows To the EAa
The cob ia very small aud the seed all sossd.
Every grain warranted TO grow.
TERMS:
Oa receipt OF SO cents We will sssa saesfh
Tor SO hills. prepaid by msiI.
For 81 enough far $50 hills
For 80 enough Tor 500 Wills.
FOR 90 enough for I5a0 hills
With full directions for planting ard euluvstne.
Send money only By Ppstoaice order or Reg
isIsred Letter, ai our risk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-31

e. TO 500 per day Mt boms. samples
WEI worih 81 free. STiNSON CO Fort
lsud, Maine.