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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

To THE EDITOR OF The sCN-Sir: l
would like 10 know II it was jus,iaable in the
Justice OF the Supreme Court to refuse to give me
my natura ization papers after OF ring evidence
OF my residence IN the city Tor seven years, and
when had "a witness To testify To the same I
After having my papers 1led in the Clerks
ONCE and losing two DAYS, mad them torn up
by the Justice without any reason In ms optn-
ion. but on the plea that should have a parent
70 testify 10 my residence IN the CITY for the
stated period. PATRICK SCULLY
BkOOkLYN, Oct 20.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: /
am lawyer If Is years practice IN this city,
and have taken great interest in beh IL Of the
Democratic candidates, nut the majority Of
l.wN rrs, aud also utn ciiiI ms, are determined
that Delino {. CALVIN shall not be perinit. ed to
di-grIce judicial position.
OCT. IS A TRUE DEMOCRAT.
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Arrived THURSDAY. Oct. 20.
s. Sew York. Quick. New Orla an. Oci Is
= New Orleans. - aruorn. Sew ORGANS Oct 90.
5 Metropolis, tni-, lachmund.
IS Atlas. Low, ia III ! oct ..
= Cnrondeet, fairci0tn, fernani ina Oct II, Port
Kovll sld.
$ zen. Whitney. Hailett. p1stpn.
= Andes, Hughes, Port uu Prince.
snip shmrre NJ -. "a cIttu
Hfk Irtnrru tIlef. Nil"r. III 1vrc.
- IN lcrrafu Fefxl. Cunml, HDIf. ~.
u rk Laura Maria. ~rnlrsf. palsn.
IriZ l. ldy hlri, rex. ftrIauuucl.
Aso tIe usual river .iI Goa. tNi-' v.-s'ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

II -, ne carriH NJ di-' -. A'0Il Il " t0Knl
QulrA's lrlsn lri' Pace 30 ,0ut,.-.ld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

Whose mother keeps NhN Of Nagu"sil In tho
"ur", si'gc nothing sJ AdhlrAuy lcsu.Ucs Vine uscs-
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Reduced prices in furniture and carpets
CuNutftlWMfs, loo aud lJl CAdtAaln street, Pay
ulontAy.-ltc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

SCHooL SUITS. Largo stock a. greatly reduced
prices b,uHtw Brothers, Fourth avenue, Oppuslte
Cooper lAsAtutG.-Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

With or without cures catarrh. asthma, and
oold ~ head. onh 20 cents, Ash drugsist-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

Tccihing Children suffer FROM wind in thu
tiuWach uaAlus the tigh mucous nr lay iuturr-
an.e TO mother anu child PAHALAs GINGEl, IONII
gNts comfort and rect 10 Doth.
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MIRINE INrEhLTGENCE.

MINI, ATTIRE ALMANAc-rHfs nay.
sun rises. q sun -ci-.... Hoi Noon SETS 10 40
mon VArtH-Iuf~ DAY.
sandy HoOk. A. Gov. Island. 3.3i Hen Gate. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

II state bonds we note sales OF Tennessee ~, old AT
fh'si Georgia ~ new. lOji ana MIs.ouu ~, long
nuuis NJ l07ls Railroad bonds reelected far trade.
Win the pTnCipal ira slrtiuus iuuows lnlou Pa
oinS land grams, lVVhi Union Paene lists, lOoJ Mo-,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

Best place in New ork 10 buy I,oots. -hoc.
Rateis, aud lndit runners Tor laii MISSES gents and
CO. :, . UulOl squ4rc.
The Highest Award Granted any Exhibitor
~ centennial EAi siiisl /, gls T. t-t.t Truss
Co. for 81 Ela.c irs-es. sold oul. ISL Br,l lwav
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Atnrd

Card.
TO CITlZLNs AND STRANGERS
KNOX's FALL HAT READY.
At eia Broadway and under the F.fta Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-02-02
BURGLARS IN THE AsToR HOUSE.

At four O'Clock yesterday morning Mr. Charles e.
welling OF North bennington, VT, at present
boarder at the Astor House, was awakened by the
creakng OF hs bedroom door, which he had locked ON
retiring sprnging Of bed he into the corridor
and saw a man hurriedly disappearing into room ON
the same foor. Mr. yelling Immediately went down
stairs and informed the night clerk OF the hotel Of what
had occurred, and both proceeded at once "a
the room which the mad entered They
there found George Burton and George W. Gampher-
On the person OF the former they found
a gold watch, chain and seal, valued at $3.50 which
Mr. Welng identified has property. He had also
on his person number OF skeleton keys. police
man was called in and Gampher and Burton were sur
rendered to his custody Yesterday they taken
before Justice Bixby the Tombs Police Court and
held IN So 600 bail each TO Gampher is clerk
and halls from Philadelphia Burton said he was
travelling agent from Ohio Both are said TO be pro-
fesslOual hOtel thieves.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02
STATEN ISLANDS YOUNG RowDIEs.

fancy looking young man. giving his name as DAN
ic j. Butts and gaily dressed young woman calling
herself Esteic Butts, OF Richmond Valley, placed
At The bar in the First District Court AT Jersey CITY
Yesterday aud charged with d.sorderly conduct and
malicious mischief II appears that on Monday liv-
cry stable keeper Of staplcon, named Thomas Brown
accompanied by young man named Kelsey and an
other whose name Is unknown, camo with three lc-
males from Staten Island Go Iaylors Hotel Jersey
City. whore they had dinner and INDUCED freely IN
champagne. one 0i the young men engaged a hack
from Daniel Dogherty % drive 20 saloon near tho
Court House. The driver bad alteration with tho
young men 90 prevent the three from entering tho
hack With the three Young women but two unaily
got IN and ono jumped on the box They h1d not pro-
cecdcI Tar when The party inside pulled down tho
blinds and conducted themselves in So dsnraccful
manner that they smashed one OF hc circular windows
When they arrived at thcr destination they refused 20
pay the driver except " h abuse The latter went IN
quest Of she police and meanwhile the party escaped,
all but Daniel and Eseilc who were caught when
tcrng the ferry ksole Was u d3oharged aud Daniel is
held for tri4
The New York herald., 1876-02-02
BENEVOLENT GERMAN LADIES.

The German Ladies' Benevolent Association, whose
object is to afford aid poor and destitute widows and
orphans held It's annual meeting at ST. Mathews Ger
man Lutheran church, in Broome street, yester-
day afternoon. The society during the past year
expended So $50 05 and Afforded rcof % no less than
e. 73i persons The capital OF the society amounts TO
Sl2 800 76 The following oiccrs we're elected Tor tho
ensuing yearlrcsidcnt Mrs. Anna Oitcndorier; vice
President Mrs Dr. Leber; Treasurer, Mrs. Catherine
Boyer; Secretary, Miss Clara r. +. Stohlmann, AS
sisiant Secretary, Mrs Ann WoorshOier The associ-
atIon has been IN eXIstence thirty-tWo years.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02
POSTAL NOTES.

The foreign steamship mails OF yesterday consisted
OF 30 657 letters and 81 bags Of papers The steamship
Wisconsin for England took out 2s,sS5 letters and AZ
bags OF PAPERS and the Colon for the southern Pacific,
4 I43 letters aud IL bags Of papers
During the month OF January thefe were reVetVeu ~
tho Posi- once In this city O96 packages which we're
held for postage returned 10 the senders or
forwarded bv notification and correspondence 20 were
tot aadress I5. foreign packages were Ia excess OF
wecnt and l37 packages were forwarded TO the Dead
Ietfcr Office
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

ETH AVENUE THEATRE. SPECIAL MATINEE.
THE ABSORBING SUCCESS
which has thus far marked the performances OF
PIQUB,
CROWDING the THEATRE every occasion TO THE
VERY DOORS and particularly at the Regular saur
day Matinee. has forced upon Mr. DAILY the PLEASANT
NECESSITY Of giving
EXTRA "PIQUEr MATINEE
on WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY q,
which will begin ONE O'CLOCK, in order enable
SUBURBAN VISITORS TO take the O'Clock trains for their
homes
s,srhe BOX SHEET for this SPECIAL MATINEE is now
and those correspondents the line 0fhe New Haven
Railroad Stamford the Harlem Railroad far
White Plains; the Pennsylvania Railroad far New
Brunswick the Erie Railway as far as Lake View and
Patterson aud the New York Central Railroad as far as
informed that the performance will terminate
time enable them take the afternoon accommoca-
tion trains.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOF
SALE OR TO RENT.

fLTOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT. 20 or 80 ACRES
large house. in good repair weil shaded large barn
4c fruits OF an kinds fine location depot "a hours
ride from New York city. Apply 90 NM MACkAN, Fin
derne, Somerset county. " J.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

GOOD HOUSE Q5 ROOMSl. l95 ACRES OF LAND
NJ oulhuidinrs, 6c.. Railway River; within hou
City Hall by Long Branch Railroad Apply a. Greene
street.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02


COLOSSEUM BROADWAY AND s5TH 81.
LAST WEEK THE AssASs5s4fIHHSA OF THH ARCHBISHOP
ov ru, ann THE SIEGE OF. FxeIs, Fxxee5Is, y ov THE
- -''-- o'''-Ai FRANco -PRussf4S WAR
PAINTINGS GPeP }S iSa@ Admission n 50 'a Sens ns0 "
children half price, no extras Music in the promenaae
WOODs MUSEUM WOODS.
HP1oiaTih PosITfTEnI 4. = kssf kHsFlfn FINES as
Of o. ID. BYRON
in his great eheracter Of
in THOROUGHBRED
w toiE1 Proprietor r and Manager Mr. LESTER wALLAcK
THE PROGRAMME
REVEALS AND NOVELTIES
"s0' 70 '""Ou'''' '"' LAST WEEK
Of Byron's charming Comedy of
MARRIED IN HASTE.
with
Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK as..,....GIBsoN GREENE
Other characters BY MessTs JOHN GILBERT, C. A STE
NON, 4: BROWNE T. WARREN. J PEtK Miss ADA
Prominent n the forthcoming reviyals will DO the power
JOHN GARTH,
now in active preparation and to be produced with and
appropriate scenery N.Y. las sTEE afsi %SL%GK
In his original character Of JOHN GARTH
RTH AVENUE THEATRE
Proprietor Sa and asnacsr AUGUSTUS DALf
The GSTH r6 ssfh rr&E Of Crowded.
F. F. f |S.:sssss |S.:ss S.sss ! ..,. J E. I: Z.
Mr. AUGUsTLN DALYiS greatest drama. Produced with
most sunptuous scenery and an EXTRAORDINARY CAST.
Miss Fanny Davenport,
Mr.. Charles Fisher, Mr.. ID. H. Harkins
Mr. James Lewis, Mr.. w. Davidge, Mr. John Drew,
+. Hardenberg, Maurice Barrymore, @; II, Rockwell
Miss JeTreys Lewis, Emily Hig Kate Holland MIRA ii.
Gilbert. Miss Sydney Cowell and
Mr.. John Brougham
be secured Mail Messenger Telegram three
weeks ahead.
PIOUE MATINEE
SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

no lET-A BOARDING HOUSE. CONTAINING 3
4 rooms, mostly furnished 500 fees from lake goo
fishing and bontinr so miles from the city OF New York
Will parties B. Lanlcrs Is John ST. TO morrow
friday. from 40 20 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

ITO RENT-FURNiSHED ROUSE FOR CENTENNIAL
season eight rooms. gas, bath; main street. Is
Park; within block any part OF
She city Apply TO r. j. DRESsLEE, No south sth st.,
Philadelphia Pa.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

90 ACRES FOR sALE-THEEE AND HALE MILES
ZJ from York. in New Jersey. suitable ioT market
gardener miknan, pasturing public rcsort has larg
grove; 20 let until sold l59 Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

IyOR SALE OR RENT-A CHOICE COTTAGE HOUSE
II complete; dney furnished: all convomences; ahan
fruit all kinds; beautifully and pleasantly located OF
South Railroad. L. L. ghtccn miles from city; hal
mile fromdcpot; lovely home. o. H. flERSON. @ Fine 81
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

VNATER FRONT FOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR II
w years Twelve acres OF excellent Land az Union Land
ing n j. - miles rum New York 9OO feet front.
feet Of water low tide: good Dwelling House. barns,
Ac. Annlr fn j. q. CLINTON. - LiheriY ~
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

ITO LET-THE DWELLING HOUSE AND. OUTBUTLD-
ings lately occupied and used by William laytin at
ihroggs Neck Weschester county with - of Land.
Apply the premises j. G. JENKINS az Che First
National Bank Brooklyn, y. Y
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

DEAR SrRvery unexpectedly hnd neediu have tho
counsel and vice all friends with
TO the present OF business and financial
Affairs.
VIII you the favor TO meet on "Wednesday February
at the the Wine and Spirit Traders society, No.
I25 Pearl street, O'clock Very respeettgiys On
The New York herald., 1876-02-02
REAL EsTATE To EXCHANGE.

FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE on LEX
N ingou ay, uad several New York city Lots lightl
morgaged exchange FOR Cloths ready made Cohns
Address BROKER box 100 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-02

FLNoR SALE CHEAP-THREE STORY HlGH STOOP
III brick House. with two large extensions los West -Nh
ls In good order and handsomely tuushed sold with or
without; Can be seen aftcr o'clock +. NJ
IGTH AY -FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
10 for sale side. 10Th st. 20xi5x7o. Apply at
I'll Easl G.d 81.
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re- Office,


NEARLY one year has now elapsed
since | sold out my business in this
place, and very many of my old patrons
arc still behind with their settlement,
have INDUCED to the utmost Of my
ability want 10 go into business soon
and must have my money. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me, and
who do not come forward and pay by the
lstof Octolc', will ihcn have 20 arrange
with my attorney, as | am Diet rmincd
the law must do what haze been una
bic 20 do 10y persuasion and indulgence.
! sincerely hope all will heed this no
ncc--Gt is the last, and save costs.
E. b. SHEETz.
Romnoy, August 8. 1876.
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NJ AR BSIGED.

Al The residence Of Mr. Johu w. Inskccp near
Mootefcd on the 3lst mlt, 10y Rev George ~
Zimmerman, Mr. JoHN " LhNugnr, of Peters.
burg, 10 Miss Many Z FcsK, Of Moorcfcld
Near The HoHih Of Seneca, rcndleton county,
on The 2i,h ult, 10y ihc Rev. a. Hartman, Mr..
Josv Il DolLy, Of Greenland, Grant county, to
Miss IIESmgrrA, Slaughter Of Cnp!. John BOggs,
Of the former place
ON the 3rd inst, ny the Rev J r Eidenour,
Mr J II. KsrLNcEs to Mss SARAH a. RExRoAD,
both of Grant couaty.
Ca tjc 2Is' ult, Mr. + Loris BsR4 10 Miss
FANNLG EOnAc al % Grnnt county
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SEPTI1NIIsIGR -. 1870
OPEN TODAY.

OPEN TODAY.
First arrival fall goods,
First arrival fail goods,
First arrival fall goods.
New styles in fall prints.
New styles in fall prints.
New styles in fail prints.
Something new in Ladies Belts,
Something new in Ladies' Belts.
Something new in Ladies Belts.
Germantown yarn i'm balls.
Germantown yarn IN balls.
Germantown yarn in balls.
Fancy ond plain coiors,
Fancy and plain colors,
Fancy and plain colors.
Late styles ia Boulevard akirfs
Late styles ia Boulegad skirts.
Late styles i'm Boulevard skirts.
Large stock merino underwear.
Large stock mCrino underwear.
Large stock mcriuo underwear.
flanncls and watcrproors.
Flannels and watcrproofs.
Flanncls md watcrproors.
]. II. c. PANCAKE.
Romncy, West Va.
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1876. 1877.
NIc - 4 VIIS GIN n
w UNIVERSITY.
WOrGnBtOiCR, w. Vu.

TNHE Fall Term begins Sept lth. with q corn
4 of ten efficient and accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the Departments fully
equipped, and Undcr the sgpefinteudency Of
Rev Jno. w ScoH, ". D., J. l. n acting
President. whose large experience, scholarly M.
niInents, and recognized standing os an edu-
Gator iusuies The expectation Of continued and
Increasing success.
Winter term begins January B. Spring term
begins March 81 For catalogue or fuller in-
formation. address
H. G.. BERKELEY. \. NJ.
secretary @, It.ul'g
Natgpu'owr aug 2- 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

INVEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT rules held
w IN tho Clerks Office of the County Court
OF hampshire County, on tie first Monday 10
September, 1876
Robert White. Special Commission er in Chance
~ causes Of Myiinger vs. Powelson, &c, sud
PARSONS Administrator ys. PoHelsca, &c,
Plaintiffs,
rs.
Isaac \. Heiskeli Administrator de boni, non
OF Thomas FreuUh decd, John Locknei, pa
va VI. HainCs and Thomas powelson yefen-
Giants IN CHANCERY.
The Object Of This suit is to su Njeol trac; Of
2i!3 aces o. !nrd sold 10 snid Lorkncr by esid
ME- specie. Commissioner to sale. IN pay The
purchase money due thereon, evidenced hy two
Note, each for S20s Cog cts, dated 7th Nsrch.
1868 and bearing interest from date, on the first
Ct which the sum Of Sls5 90 is credited paid
ON May 1869 and the costs oe this suit
And u appearing by AFFIDAVIT, that said ls,rc
~ helskell, Administrator de bonis non OF Tho
mas French, dec d.. and said Thomas Powelson
90 not reside in this State, IL is ordered. hat
sHd non residents nre required 10 sppcar within
tour week after TIE date OF the srst publication
h'Ieoi' and do what 10 ecossary TO protect their
interests IN this suit Ttste,
c. S. WHITE, c cCur.
September g, 1910
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NEWSPAPERS
OF THE
u NIT z . STATES

complete Est % American Newspapers. sau,
DcrinE more than eight Thousand. with Gazeto
ieer Of AZ The towns snd cities In which fbey a.
published iilstorical and Statistical sketches
on me Great Newspaper Notwithstanding
uaiet Win numerous engravings Of the princi-
pai Newspaper BuiidiDgs Book Of 900 Pages
Jssi issued Matted post paid, - any adore
Tor - cents Aurly Enclosing price) 10 Super.
iu'eudeot 81 the New psper Pavilion. Centennial
GFougds. Phiiadsirhia, or American News Co
r.w York
EVERY ADVERTISER NEEDS IL
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ECIO.

AZ the residence Of his brotler.in -law. Dr. S.
Il lHrton, in this place, on Tuesday Night 9Th
instant after pro,rac ted illness, uAS5ox Bulscor
DAwsoS, Esq. IN about The G1y.ciphh year o.
bis nge. Mr.. u was Tor many years resident
here, prominent merchant. busipcs5 man aud
greatly respected citizen lie vas a member Of
the old County Court and long Director ia
the Bank Of tho Valley lie discharged the d.! o.
ties Of these important trusts With entire fidelity
Independence aud TIA satisfaction Of the public
As a man, tiuzen, friend honest, open aud
sincere, he leaves many friends to regret his loss
and kindly cherish bis memory. A FRIEND
- her residence, near NeysWllc, Grant ,ouo-
~, on the 2ls, alt, Yrs Macy LyoS, cousof 8
OF Mr. John Lyon deed
Ga the 4th irst 10 Kcyacr JAWS hsDaEw,
infant son Of George aud Annie Grimes, aged .
months J wsek and day
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

~ WANTLD, at this Office, youth n
learn the Printing business.
September 3, 1876.
Sugar u Country cured Hams. shout.
der a. side Bacon. agli-~raliug Jars. sc
ON hand and Tor ale. hy
GlLkLSON rUGH d VANCE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

above irm 70 James A Gibson, would say ,ha,
Oh the books, &c, hre left with him far settle
mcnt. Thanking my friends for he suppor,
md patronage given VS.. ! wish fbc sarne ~ he
continued 90 ihe new hrm 81 james Gilsou
ar yriv tsuly. Folfs
Jely 20 1896 GEO. Upton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

tVCommissioner Boteler, of Jeffer.
son county, this State, VIC understand
does the public receptions and speech
making ut Philadelphia in the absence Of
Gen. upwley.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

lb Subscribers will bear in mind that
our terms for subscription arc CASH or
lis equivalent IN ADVANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
Greatest Bargains

are IN Summer Per"a which have been reduced Laurel
d. Brown Cotton by bolt Heavy uublcached Drilling
only 10 Wash Popins reduced small lot of sum
Coats so medium 81 So best quality
toasted Coffee &c only per dozen gallon
Fruit Cans a per dozen
L have just received a nice new stock of
Goods sufficient to guarantee the above low
prices for something like two or three
weeks; after which time the probability is
they will be higher. &%Busness conduc-
ted upon the one price system.
I. III. e. PANCAKE
Romney, August ii, 1876.
for which will pay CASH. J. H. G. pANCAKE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
2S2 Heres,
rs Acres,

upon which there is Dwelling Housc and sta.
bic, and some fruit trees
Also, another Tract adjoining the last above
mentioned, continuing about
g A C. r f S.
nofo or less, upon which there IL n DWELL
ING-HoUSE and other necessary buildings
me above tracts will be shown 10 any person
wishing TO examine them by Joseph Smoke or
Balaam Eaton
The 4ih and last Tract on Timber Ridge.
known as the Parish Tract" containing
q - a g IS H. -
upon which there ia a DwELLiNC-HO and
good fruit, which will he shown by Charles
washington, (colored, )who resides on the farm
Es5T Terms for the sale of land made known
on the day OF sale. Sale TO commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
WILLIAM =. HOOK.
Executor Of Samuel Hook. decd.
hampshire Co, w. Va, Aug. %, 1876.
i-v l will offer for sale, mt the same
time and place.
IS HEAD OF MULES.
ten oil which are two years old aud ak one
year Old and one n thoroughbred
Spanish Kentucky Jack.
WIN. S. HOOK.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
Nummer SpecialtieS
AUGUST 10TH, 1879

The recent advance in groceries and ma
ny lines of domestic dry goods, would seem
to indicate general advance at an early
DAY, yet notwithstanding this, am going
to offer some goods cheaper than ever.
A large lot of heavy Ginghams rs yard
wiie only 6ic.; nearly all Prints down 81 cents The
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

ESCAPE or CoNvTCTs FROM CuMBER-
LAND. On the night of the 9TH inst
John Basse, convicted Of an attempt to
assasinate Canal Treasurer, Fawcett, last
fall, and Montgomery Brown convicted
OF highway robbery, escaped from Jail
there. They were waiting the decision
of the Court of Appeals.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

sV' Gen. JEFF. Thompson, OF New Or.
leans, died, on the 9Th inst, at his old
home IL st. Joseph, Missouri. wheye he
bad been visiting for his health.
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DISSOLUTION

'TNHb hrm Of Luptou Gibson has this dsy
4 been dissolved By mutual consent. Parties
AnoWInR themselves indebted 60 this frm wil
tlc'se o.Ii ~, the Old Staod ard settle up. Mr.
james a. Gibson is authorized 10 make settle
neni VI oil outstanding debts, &c
GEORGE +. LUPTON,
JAMES a. GIBSON.
Romuey, July -, 1916
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08
By Yesterdays Mail

GVermont voted on Tuesday last
Returns from one hundred and thirty
towns give Fairbanks, Republican. 81
ls4 and Bingham. Democrat, 1854.
~ There are over hundred republican
voters in Berkely county. the Martins.
burg States.san asserts, who will vote for
Tilden, Hendricks aud reform, and still
they come.
E Report says that the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company is contcm.
plating the erection of hotel and work.
S hops at Harper's Ferry.
GS The leading Germans of Chicago.
Republicans and Liberals. have issued
an address pronouncing for Tilden.
sN' One hundred stone masons were
hired in New York last week Ia GO to
Scotland and work for two years, at the
rate l0d, per hour.
10 The FRS. and Third Districts of
West Virginia have been consolidated
into one for Internal Revenue purposes.
gY'A New York paper publishes a
list of freight rates from New York by
the Pennsylvania road to principal
points in Pennsylvania and tho Western
States, showing that the rates to near
points are much higher than to more
distant places. The rate from New
York to Oil City, Pa, and to six other
towns in that State is fifty cents per
hundred. while the rate to twelve points
in Ohio and Indiana is % cents. md
the rate to st. Louis only So cents. This
is stated TO be the result of the reckless
freight war now being waged by the
trunk lines on through freights. Railroad
officials admit that present rates are
ruinious. The Pennsylvania road has
80 far, however. set off on account Of
the enormous centennial travel over its
lines The Baltimore & Ohio railroad
has also beea largely benefited by the
centennial travel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-08

TODc hundred aad seventy persons
left Winchester for Philadelphia OF Mon
day morning last,