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New-York tribune., 1876-03-03
prIKNAP'S DISGRACE.
c.,,,uusa ,rsm First rar-.

-. Sill. although he had not at that time been
1.,.od NJ having any such connections. They said
,Sss Mr. Marsh of New-York. who nominaily held
~. .nnointrnent as post trader, was friend OF Gen.
S".naps family. and that it was at his house the
s.., Mira Belknap had received many kind
~. nnS delicate attentions when sick. The
Secretary, being poor, was unable to
nov his gratitude for thoes attentions by
sS;Dr costly present and had, therefore, in the
s;s,rbution of post traderships gvOn chat at Fort
sl 10 Mr. Marsh. 1t was also promised that orders
sa.nId Immediately be issued at tho War Depart
80. 10 reform the abuses which were so much COM
.lsiped Of. aud such orders were published
saw days subsequently,. Since that time
rumors have been afoat in Wash
i"-.oD . and elsewhere in regard to the
s'srosion of pOst-tradeshps, and 1t has been gen.
s-sv believed that those who held these privileges
"a boen obliged to contribute large sums for po-
81 nur,oses but no proof hos heretofore been
oStsiped to show that any of these positions were
attained by direct bribery.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-03

Grent Invention Hearing restored with GILMoREs
apply to AMOS NJ CLARK, BOX 80. %, BEDFORD y. y.
Mr.. ID. l.. Moody and Mr.. Ira ID. sankey
Conduct Services az the
HtPPODROME,
Between Madison and FOuIthsyes Twenty sixth Twen
Entrance MddisOnaye.
EVERY DAY at IL O'Clock,
EVERY EVENING at O'clock, ''''N'
OVERFLOW MEETING s to Is oeiSes. A'0p'e''
CONDUCTED by the Rev. Dr. = H. Tying. Jr., and
Mr.. Ira ID. Sansey. (except saturdayl
- -. - EntrRnCe, Fourth ave.
Entrance Foui th-aye.) EVERY NIGHT at o O'Clock,
woMENs MEETING, from to l:i5 O'Clock.
I'm Dr. Conkling's Church Nadsonavs or Twenty nstsg
How 10 deal with IDquiroIs thursday D. IN, Asdison
SUNDAY, March 5-Lecture BY Mr MOODY on DANIEI,
Tickets Of admission Young Mems Chrstaa
MeetinE ior WOMEN ONLY, pm.
Metung tor MN ONLY, 9 D. m
No tickets Of admission required except Lecture os
The doOrs win be open ONE HALF HOUR before each
s Of these meetings are large and must be de-
frsycd private subscription Contributions bo
SAMUEL TiORNE
- - Chairman Committee o. Arrangements
W. r. DODGE, Chairman General CDfnmitfee.
NATHAN HISHol, Chairman Executive Committee
Posf.IJai q Nsic-.-Tho FOREIGN NAILS Tor tas sssE
"a fUR RDAf, March 4, 1876 viii close uais otaes
via ausonstoun; on wEDS EsDAY x b o M Tor Europs
per steamer Russia via Oaoeustown oa TdUhsDAl. az
CherbourR. ami Hamburg SArU kDAY a. a rn, TOR
Cruat Britain Ireland and pei steamer RepdD,
Queenstown aud al NJ, France direct prr steamer
Iaayctts via Havro. and is5O for Europe per
steamer Hermann Southampton and Brcnehs and
Victoria VIA oiaseow Direct na for Braz porto Rico 1e
Will leave Newton March Mails China Japan. aos
win leave San Franeseo March le p t.,,us ~
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special Notice
OF RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
AT HiPPODROME
By Mr.. D. J. MOODY and NJ, IkA p. SANKKr.
TlIUnSDAl March 2, O'clock
HOW TO DEAL WITH INoUIRERR
No tcket required.
SUNDAY MOANING March 9,
3 TO Si5 o clock,
LECTURE ON DANIEL BY Mt MOODY.
Admission by tickets obtained 81 Y NJ o. As@ooauons 81
ISA Bowory aud HiPpodroms
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Guerial Noiltes.

Great Invention. Hearing restored with GILaoREs
ARTIFICIAL EAR DRUMS, great For circulars
apply 10 AMOS NJ. CLARK, Box No o. Bedford. y. y.
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when dressed would join him. and would write such
letter as he wanted II could wrote the letter from
the sketch of TOnlnson The endeayor was to eXcui-
pate the Secretary. There nothing In 1t untrue to
the best OF my recollection but il did not state the whole
truth It was very short letter He took 1t with the
contract ncosed lie said he would take the letter and
contract to Mr. Blackburn, who would show u 10 the
Committee and that would be the end Off He left my
house at O'Clock Friday morning.
At midnight Friday night, was reused and had the
subpoena Of the Committee served on me.
WHAT THEY WANTED MARSH TO DO.
Saturday morning at about o'clock, DIR. T0mlinson
again appeared and said he had been TO Washington; he
wanted to the first thing had been subpenaed;
told him had he began talking the whole thing over
again still wanting TO say before the Committee what
was suggested at the secretarys at the interview on
Thursday night no wanted me 10 telegraph TO the Com
nittee before had been subpenaod by telegraph
TO appear the next morning friday, that my wife was
Rick and that could not attend. Ny wife being sick,
consented and did telegraph. Recurring TO the inter-
view again on Saturday morning, 1 said could
not make tho statement he desired; he said
be had seen Mr. Blackburn In the interval
and had shown him the letter Of Thursday night
He then returned II and the contract to me- said :
DR. Tomnson have thought Of this thing 40 much II
has nearly made crazy. am not going to alk about
It any more We will go down TO my lawyer and consult
him about it," My object was TO have lawyer to tell
him how ridiculous the story he wanted me to tell would
appear before tue Committee We went down and called
on Mr. Bartlett and told him the whole truth IN the
presence of Tomlinson. Mr Bartlett said could not
manufacture any story il wanted, and must not II 1
could Dr. Tomlinson still insisted that II could swear
that Gen. Belknap knew nothing OF the arrangement
with his sister, deceased, and II could swear
TINT ct the time 1 was at the funeral,
made an Arrangement with Mrs Bowers the present Mrs
Reknap by which 20 endheral this money through
the Secretary that the whole thing could stl be settled
replied cannot state it for It is not truei my Inn
preston then being tnat az that funeral had said some
thing about the matter TO Gen Beknap Tomnson said,
II YOU cannot swear that you had better leave the
country Mr. Bartlett said this bad business 1t ia
not legal question you have submitted 10 me, and IN
the position Of affairs the Secretary OF WT should
decide II you shculd so TO Washington or leave the
country DIR. TomilnsOn said he would return TO Wash
ngtOn He prepared two formulas Of kilograms which
would understand. One was. hope your wife h well,
aud was TO interpreted to leave the country. The
othor Was. hope your wife 10 better" which meant,
come 10 Washington. We then parted
On going homo the stresteaT, thinking the xhola
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merly kept by the suffers, and to sell them to the
soldiers at cost price. This law the CommissarIes
found irksome and they have always managed to
evade it. Soon after it went into effect, the
Adiutant- General issued an order allowing any one
TO trade at a military post who should show fitness
to the Department Commander. This was good
advantage for the troops, for II gave them the adj
vantage Of competition, but il did not suit the
traders who have always sought exclusive priyi-
legss 1t lasted until the Summer of 1870 when, on
the recommendation of the Secretary of War, sec
tion was put into the Army bill authorizing the Sec
rotary to appoint more traders at each mill
tary post for the convenience of emgrants.
freighters, and other citizens. The section was
plausibly worded, and passed without objection.
Under it the Secretary appoints but one trader at
each post, and refuses to appoint more, so
that this single trader. having a monopoly OF the
business plumbers the officers and men by charging
them outrageous prices. There is no escape from his
rapaoity because the officers have no control over
him. as they had over the suter There is good
authority for stating that traders privileges are sys-
tematically farmed out by those who obtain them
from the War Department. The Secretary is not
charged with being cognizant Of these practices and
probably has not been informed Of them One of
the most outrageous cases Of the kind is described
in the following letter from an officer stationed at
Fort SILL Indian Territory:
81 have incidentally heard that you have a desire
to know whether bonus is required from the
traders Lere for the privilege OF trading and have
been urged to writo you the facts in the case. As
there seems to be no secret made Of the matter, and
as. in common with all others here feel it to be
great wrong, ] think you will readily excuse the
presumption which my writing, unaskeG by you,
might indicate. l have read the contract between
J. s. Evans, Fort Sill trader, and g. p. OF {. r.
Marsh Of No. 1867 or 1877 Broadway, New-fork,
Office of Herter Bros, whereby j. s. Evans Is re-
quired to pay said C. p. or c. +. Marsh the sum of
So, 900 per year, quarterly, in advance, for the
exclusive privilege Of trading this military reser-
vation. / am correctly informed that said sum has
been paid SINCE, soon after the new law went in
force and Is now paid to include some time in Feb
ruary next. This is not an isolated case. am im-
formed by officers whoare stationed at Camp Supply
that Lee and Reynolds paid $4,000 outright for the
same exclusive privilege there. Other cases are
talked Of but not corrOborated 10 met sufficient to
state the tax here amounts 10 $40 per selling
day. which must necessarily be paid almost entirely
by the command and you can readily see that prices
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03
Cattle NIarlkct

From the Sun report of tie Beef Cattle mar
ket, for the week ending the Goth. prices ranged
as follows Best Beevcs at 75GgS5 l2-that &C.
neraly rated first quality G2G1S4 62-medium
or good fair quality oo@S3 5O--ordinsry thin
Steers, oxen aud Cows , 25G9S2 75-generel a.
average Of the market this week 81 5o-cxireme
range Of prices 250S5 u. Mos, OF The sales
were from IL TO 81 II per leo lbs. Total re-
ceip's for the week 3, fGO--of which 30 head
were from this State.
SWINE. Receipts S, s70-s,es have been only
moderate, at n decline OF ia &c per ID on last
weeks quotations, the greater decline being on
the lower grades. We quote at 40 81 cts per
H.. and but few a, latter price
SHEET AND LAMBS. - Receipts . OF. Wcouotc
Sheep at 4G55 cts per Id few at the Latter price
stock Sheep O0GGS3 rs per head and dull
Lambs at 50@S3 80 per head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

~ The Toll Cate, near Romney, on Thurs.
day, Nov. End, 10y Rev. J. s. hutchinson, Nr.
rnrLrF VI. SwisnER 10 Miss Lou.sA {. Cool, all
Of this county.
Go Oct. 18th at bethlehem Church on horse
back, 10y Rev. c. 5 ". See, Mt. \. X. S,rLgs. of
Pcud!e,on county, W. Va, to Miss EEuEccA CT
Roy, Of Highland county, Virginia.
October '9th, 1919 by Rev. J. w Walkup,
Nr. Jouy D. LtG 70 Miss MAm AL,Cs Swsusu.
both Of this county.
On The ith ult AT Spcrryvic Va, Hr IlEN.
nv FGYE, Of keyser, 70 Miss SARAH Z. J1u.sos,
Of the former place.
ON he 24th nli ut South Branch, ibis couu-
~ Toy tie Rev. !. : Larscn' Mr. IIESEY W
WiGwrrD to Mi.s AtrsaFfn G. Dlccrv
co the aist ult., in thc First Prcsbt terrain
church, Cumberland, by the Rev. Edwin . RAJ
fcuspergcr, Mr.. GEorgg Aftgxpsn 70 Miss Ftog-
tyrr YInGrSA HARDY, both Of Patterson Greek
West Virginia
sc tic same time AID place and by the same
Mr. Gotta" r. i NcGuiDr To Miss Many G. IT,
tuH, Of same place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03
BY Yesterdays Mail.
The Lawyers Protest.

More than fifty members ofthc Phila-
deiphia bar, many or them eminent in
their profession, have deemed it their
duty 20 publish solemn protest a.
gainst the infamous outrage of which
the President has been guilty in send
ing troops TO South Carolina to stifle
the will OF the people.
They quote the section Sec. 4. Art /.
A. OF the Constitution. as follows:
The United States shall guarantee
to every State in this Union Rcpubli.
can form OF government. and shall pro.
tect each Of them against evasion, and
on application OF the Legislature or of
the executive, when the Legislature
cannot be convened against domestic
violence"
From the terms Of this section, as
well as from the acts Of Congress pass.
cd in pursuance of it, they demonstrate.
by irresistible logic, that no such con.
diticn OF affairs exists in South Carroll.
IN rs would justify Federal interference.
domestic violence" rs these LAWYERS
well say. docs not mean such iawless.
ness rs has recently prevailed i'm the
mining districts of Pennsylvania, or
such as is now. falsely alleged 10 pre-
vail in several counties Of Carolina, but
such organized resistance TO lawful
authority rs endangers the State itself
and threatens the stability of its GOV.
ernment''
But we are left in no uncertainty rs
to the proper Interpretation Of the term.
The act of 1895 clearly defines it rs IAN
instruction in any State against the
government thereof
Even if the state Of affairs i'm South
Carolina was such rs Chamberlain and
Grant declare it to be, there would be
no warrant for the interpostion Of
Federal authority. except through the
ordinary and clearly defined processes
of the courts.
Nothing was farther from the purpose
OF the trainers Of the Constitution than
to authorize President TO usurp tho
police powers of State.
1t Is creditable to these Philadelphia
lawyers that they have taken this stand,
TO the end that the action Of the Prcsi.
dent in the present case NAV not be
hereafter cited rs authority upon the
ground that it was sustained and ap-
proved at the time Ivy public and pro.
tessional opinion.
And, thank Heaven The signs how
Indicate that the verdict of the people
on Tuesday next will accord witt. the
judgment Of the lawyers in condemn.
ing this latest, grossest, and most fla
grant violation of the letter and spirit
of the Constitution and laws OF the l..
nited States. - Winchester Times.
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Commissioners Notice.
Commissioner UAice, Rounst " "a
0efofsar Dgtg goT..

Commissioner Oflice R6rinet W. Va
October 21th, 1870.
Abraham Painter, Joseph Painter. Jacob &
Painter, Noah Painter, William A B,ovn
nnd Eliza bis wife, stephen Ranev and usrv
y. his wife, Plaintiffs,
Agairs
Joseph ). klihe, Philip Kline IN his own ,jgbt
and rs Executor ~ Abraham Kline dec'd
NichsSl Kline, Abraham Kline Stenhsn Kii,e
John Mine, james Kline Sarah Kline Iobn
J. Kline John liahn and Narv liz ,tiss r.
becca Cheshire, &. H. Crum. Eiiss Paint, "a
Carroll Adams 4 keer, Defendants
The above suit IN Ctanccrv. rendios n ,t.
circuit Court Of Hampshire c6roiv bss Ion 80.
iFrr'7 20 Commissioner o. :he rsstf 81. srs,.,,
Tara enc report TO the Court the amount doc The
Piaiuanis under The will Of Abraham Kline
also whether The amount which nav Re
~ "e lien upon The land devised by ssii A.
nrahsm 10 his sons Philip, Joha and Michael
kihei also wsO are CON he ownegs OF said
land 30 devised and, also, % report any other
neat
And Toe undersigned, Comm issioner Of sais
Court, hereby notifies tbc said parties and I'll
persons interested that Ne will st bis Once I'll
Romney, on the 2stb day 81 November. Is7g
proceed % the execution OF ssid references when
and where hey are required % attend VITA he
q eccsssry evidence.
y L. WHITE.
'O'' -'i 'e'o.-7i Comwisslches
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

~ by all that you value which is
sacred; by the duty you owe your coun.
try aad your family. go to the polls on
Tuesday next and cast your ballot a.
gainst the Republican party, which is
snawins out the vitals Of the nation.
and bringing poverty and woe TO the
people of the land.
won tie 25th nit. while Samuel
Dinkle. OF Rockingham county, Va, was
engaged in thrashing his wheat crop. his
barn caught fire from the engine. de-
stroying the barn and contents. Mr..
Dinkle's loss is very heavy. embracing
300 or GOO bushels Of wheat, the same
amount of oats, some cloversecd, hay,
fodder, wheat drill and other farming
implements. There was no insurance
on the property.
IL Rev. ". W. Jacobus. ID. d.. of
The Western Theological Presbyterian
Seminary. In Allegheny City. Pennsyk
vania, died suddenly on the 2s,h ult.
fV'Wc notice that S. Chapman Nealc.
Esq, of Alexandria. Va. is to address
The Tilden and Hendricks Club Mt the
Court House Hall in Winchester to-
night.
~ There IRE 1000 dentists in this
country, with only twelve institutions
for teaching dentistry.
fFA big buck walked up 10 within
lilly yards OF j. y. Gauer's house. i'm
Garrett county, Nd, and was shot by
j. NJ. Browning. The saddle weighed
AZ pounds.
E 1t is said that bets arc now
freely offered that Pennsylvania and
Ohio will both 60 Democratic.
80 Grants cry in South Carolina
now is. Let no innocent man escape ~
VNcxt Tuesday is election day
Spend one day for the sake Of Reform
and good times. Bring out every Dem.
ocratic vote in your District.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

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Politics! events OF inierest--Thc Popnlsttsr =,
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

ia Gov. Tildcn in letter 10 Hon. 4 d.
;. Hewitt denies that the payment Of
rebel claims would bc one OF the rca.
lures Of his administration should he he
elected 10 the Presidency. lie SAYS
with decided emphasis that ia tho event.
So far as depends on him. no "rcbel debt
will be assumed or paid, no claim for
loss or emancipation OF slaves be nj.
lowed. and no claim FOR any loss incur.
red w disloyal persons arising from
the late war, that the cotton tax will
not be refunded, and that the fourteenth
will be enforced.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

1--WE have not yet received he ciii
cial vote Of this State. The Democratic
majority however. will foot mp from
$1,000 TO 10000
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Lumber TAINTED.

WALNUT. White Pine. yellow Pop.
A. Lumber. Apply 20
WM. G. BIERCAMP.
Cabinet Maker. Romncv W. Ma.
sept %. lS4G-tr.
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DIED,

On the 7th or October, 1870, ia Hamilton
county, Iowa, the twin infant daugh tiers Of G.
" and l.. J.. Eyeriu They buddcd on earth
90 bloom in Heaven
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EE Subscribers viii bear in mind that
Our terms for subscription are CASH or
its equivalent ~ ApyASrr.
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No TILE

HAVING suffered considerably from ,srso,s
II hunting aud fishing. on nv farm. dame.
ging ny Cattle, throwing down fencing. &C. /
hereby give notice that am Determined 10 a.
my farm. ""
SALLTE a. WASHINGTON
south Branch Sept -, ls,s.-st
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~ tO-f ~ u j ~ -
The advertiser, having been permanently cur
81 ~ That dread disease, Consurnpfion, br sfrs.
pc renedr. IS anxious 20 make known 90 his
fellow Sufferers the means % cure. To all who
deairs u, BE will send coy Of the prsscrip,iou
used, iffee q eSarss, ailh tie directions Tor
preparing snd using tie same. watch ,hey ~iII
Bronchitis. &c.
Parties wishing 'he prescfiPtior vnI pIeas
RFv. T.. \. WILSON,
10 Fcnu ST., IS iliausburgh Nsy yo,k
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

Sportsmcn would do we'll 20 bear
IN mind in perambulating the country in
quest Of game. that many Of our farmers
have thcir land posted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

I1'Ah effort is being made to contin.
nc tic centennial exposition st Phila-
dclphia until Thanksgiving day, which is
November 80. Tie regular closing day
is November 10. It's understood Gen.
lIawley is in favor Of the continuation.
and will present the matter TO the COIN.
missioncrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03
DISSOLUTION

TIVE firm Of Lupton 4 Gibson has this day
II been dissolved by mutual cons mt. Parties
knowing Themselves indebted 30 this firm vii
lease call ~ The Old stand and settle up NJ.
Nmcs a Gibson is auihofized 10 make settle
rncnt Of 81 outstanding debts SC
GEORGE i. Upton,
JAMES 4. GIBSON.
EOmBoy, July g, 1910.
having sold ont my entire interest in the
above hrm 10 James a Gibson. would say that
a.l the books, &c, are LEFT with him Tor settle
iuent Thanking ny friends Tor the support
sbd patronage given u.s. ] wish tho aane 10 10
continued TO the uew hrm OF James A.. Gibson
lam, very truly, yours, &c.
July %, 1870 GEO. r. LCPTON.
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Notice.

AE hereby notify all persons that hunting
w OF trespassing in any way upon our lands,
Us positively forbidden, as we propose to prose
ISAAC PANCAKE.
JOHN s, PANCAKE,
EDWARD NJ. PANCAKE,
JOSEPH A. PANCAKE.
JOSEPH $. PANCAKE.
HANG Co oct D.. 1876. Nv
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HOLD THE FRoNr.-Call on Your
neighbor. Tell him Of the importance
Of 4 single vote. Stir him to activity
by showing him the danger thai must
follow Radical victory.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03
JESSE BROWN,
CLOCK e MATCHMAKER,

jNlrcVSUittH r. Jeyrc/PT.
HAVING located ut Eoinuey, is now prcpar.
1 cd TO do all kinds Or 6ne Watch 4 Clock
work in the best manner. VIII keep a good as
sorimeat Of tine gold aud plated
u T. " T. / h y
f"r sale VIII also do al Kinds Of Rrrgdrirg In
good and substantial manner OGi,o In Post
ONO, BDildiuS, Bonncy, West Va.
February IS, 1876
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rREPARKD NJ
ERRORS % YOrrH-

A 6bNTLSMAN who suffered Tor yesfs frofa
"A Nervous Debility Premature Decay. and
al The effects OF Youthful isdiscfe,ion viii. FOR
lne sake OF suffering humanity, send free To- ali
mno need ~ the recipe and direction FOR making
the simple remedy b. which ne was cn,sd enf.
ferers wishing 20 profit By The advsrfissr's sx
Perienes eaa DO 90 Wy Addressing 10 perfec, con
JOHN y. OGDEN.
81 Gear o.. New Tssk
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Romney Markets.

RoMNEY, Nov. 2, 1876.
Corrected weekly by ]. II. c. Pancake.
Railing prizes to-day but subject to fluctuations.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-03

f0'Wc are told that the Young wheat
looks remarkably we'll in this county.