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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

gum coupe Der NnIieDler in ben Wl0t
QiQs erbaIten Tonne. Das 9elesramn
uurbe BEN General Sbe-ioan ;ur BE-
suta&tuns iberpieien.
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bepartement berri9te cine lnsep6bn.
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manbanten setpe4ielt.
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Chicago. IS ,pirb geri9tucii
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on Der Nepberrp Mpenue einen 3uiam.
menitob battcn. GunfSebn Der 3ioters
murben 9et0btet.
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men madten einen sdbelansriH auf Der
Mob an Der 16. Stra6e, nobel 3ebn
&ioters set0btet mnb $50 perIebt MUIR.
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Tolse beiien, unb berri@t jest Rub'
baieIbt.
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fommt bic Melouns, oab Der 3bbel
cine tleinc M6t6eiIuns Yoli,iiten etnse-
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mcroen, I'M bic Yoli5ei 81 ynterNakn.
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@el9iBe, bab Die &esuldren allen ern-
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ren.)
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@eiiuns, bic 8unbestrupper u,1ter
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States sur unterbridmne irsenbmcI=
den &iots ,u per,penben. Das beri9.
tete Col. Drum an ben @ouperueur
meI&er ibm iofort mittbeilts,
er io0e ii@ be3isIi& beiIen nit Dem
MaDor Der Stobt Gbieaso Ing ginpcr.
nebmen ieseen.
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gunoestruppcn Dem Mapor CUR 9er-
fisuns seiteIt. es beinoen 1i@ jebt
;wei Gompasnien bes %. Snfantsrie=
bier. Gs perben ,peitere
pier gomposnieu oeiieIben @esiments
lnb feds bes 9. Regiments eintrefen.
bat General Drum befoblen, in
Der Ndbe Der @cene beg Mnflaufs ob=
on tuel9er lie porbeifabren
Ser Mob bate ii@ bebeutenb Der.
itdrtt nno fiibrte ouf Der @ibfeite feline
acknowledgement ,peiter fort. Il,=
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big Mitta9 aber ,uar er au elmer
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800 YoIiSiitcn unter Der Jib=
runs beg Captains @ainep beranfa-
men, ba perlieb i'm bic Courage uno or
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unb @dimpf,uorte biniiber aud
beioerieits einise @duHe als
aber bic 9oIiSei @erftdrtunsen ertalten
bate, brans lie utter einem Shrei,
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auf bic Yobelmale elm. 9ieI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
I. 8 o 3.
Die Siiuatiou unberduberl

st. Qouis.
Die Situation unberdnbert.
ct. 2ouis. Sic etrifers finb
NIT BEN s&Iieben Der mdbIen ni&t
einoeritanbex. aber
bic VetroIeufen
baben bic Arbeiter in Der 6anb unb
treiben's tuie 5ie's uolen. Dos ira.
tsbti&tisite Clement Der Mobs fino.
Die Neser.
IS ,purbe cine girgerperiammIuna
absebalten, in Der iebo4 nidts bes,ucdt
tpurbe.
sdubbereit.
Oie Mer&ants Grdanse lit bis ouf
toeiteren gefebI bon, @rdfbenten se.
i3lonen iporben, ebenio piele @ei&afs.
|%lotale. Sn Sour Courts mar Elm rubi.
sss 2eben 5u ieben unb 3obIrei6 Tom.
men bic garger berbei unb laIcn lid
in Die ei&er6eitsausidiKe aufne5mcn.
Ser ebsriff bat elm YoTe bon 2OCO
Mann uno bic Barsersarbe ;ablt
5000 Mann uno 1T fortrdbreno i'm
3unebmen. Man triHt @orlorge, INA
ale oieie 2eute nit @afsn uno Mu.
nition 81 ueriebsn.
Goleoo.
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foIeoo. 8. Sic eiderbeifsaus.
i&uie. peI&e sebiIoet ,purben, baben
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cttpa 20 @dbelsfibrer beg Nlobs Der.
baftet uno in bas @efansnib cine.Nedt.
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muns nit Der Yrotlamation tes Mapors
sei@IoHen.
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bes Riots. Sol. 9urner. anb balo ba.
raul ipurbe man aud Der meiten an.
oeren RabeIsfibrer beg Mobss bab6oft
uno bradte bieieIbcn in bas Gountp9e.
fdnsnib.
unscfdbr 500 Burger fanben lid BEL
Dem gourtbaule Elm, no lie nit @afien
unS Munition Derieben uurbcn.
Rem 0ort.
Der Grie. Strife gu Gnbe.
1ew Oorf. Oie erie Babnbe.
BORDEN MAIDEN bic @n3eise, oaB Der
Strife in 6orneuspiIIe gu gnoe 1T unb
Die gIOdaoc auf Der giIsnbabn aufss-
boben uorben lit. 3use fabren jstt
5wii@en Nem Dort, solamanea unS
re9elmdBig.
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li;ei ben Giibrer beg Giots, San. 3oe.
fcr uno bra9te benielben mad 5rop.
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mon feline tpeitcren &ubef0.
Gs iuerben pabrI@einIi@
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Mrbeiter CUR Irbeit auridteb.
rem.
Ser @ouperneur bat bic Sienite Der
Mrmp Of tie &epublic, peI9e
i'm. onseboten ,uorben paren, an9e.
nommen.
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bic Gtaot io,uobl als 8roofIpn berrldt
bic %politdnbieite &ube ; nidtsoe{towe.
niger iteben YoIi3ei unb Mlilis jdla9<
ferti9 oa.
@prtbrenmerei!
Buffalo. Der Mlob iebte tie I'm.
trei6ertuertitatte Der Gate sbore gabn
lno cine In3abl Cars in 8rano.
YbiIabeIpbia. Oie etrifer
5aben einen Oel5us auf Der Yennipl.
,ania Central 8a6n nabe Der iiibliden
Wet YbiIaoeIpbia, in @ranb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
81 II,

tpcl f. oDne 8cmertung CUR Nuinabme elm
9ebcn nerocn 10 LANCE cimscrIdt unS bereA'
net, BIG lie abbeteut ,perben.
Nm3eiaen ,pcrben III ben sewo1nIideu
Rreiien eingeridt, mdrnlid 10 Gents per
8reSier. 3sile, fur oic erite Ginrudumg, unt
5 Gents fir ieoe iolsenbe. Sir Hn,ei9en,
bic ldAsere Bethlehem bleibcn, wiro elm Be.
teutenOer Nbsugcr(aubt.
Die Ssrausseber inb i'm geit elmer boI,
Fanoiscn IuswabI
Nemcr unS sefhmadpoIer Gettern,
aao iinb baber i'm stanbe,
9rmfia9cm aner Mrt
tn 6satiher, em9lii4er, fran,6ii9er
luo noruegii4er Spra6e
auf's S9neaite, S@5nite unb 8iQigite
gu liefern.
uab empfeblem lid su seneisten auftrdsen.
Gebrudt werSe n:
2ettcrbeabs,
8iubeat8,
6ei@dftstarten,
'0irculare,
8lant6,
Nlatate u 4. b.
auftir3efe sfoti5.
BeFeHunseuu nb @elserabrcnire mans:
8rif & &aiier.
ct. Glpmb, Mttmn.
Letter Box 407,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Mprbbremmerei!

Buffalo. Ser mob iebte tie Nm.
itrei9ertuertitatte Der Gate Sbore gabn
uno cine Mnjabl Cars in granb.
philadelphia. 0ie etrifer
baben einen Oel5us auf Der YennipI-
pania Central Balm nabe Der iib!iden
Bride. Wet philadelphia, in 8raub
Qeitedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

Der @ofen nod Munition unb be,
@onperneur frdst. an. Of CT 9ru>pen
gum @9nbe Der NniebIer in ben Bad
4ils erbalten Tonne. Das 9eIe9ramm
uarbe BEN General Ste.ioan sur Be-
suta&tun9 iiberpieien.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
The Courteous Brigand.

Marco Iii Sciarra. who fiourished in
1892, was Of the old Sciarra blood, which
is now represented in Rome by the
Prince Colonna di Sciarra He was Cap
tain of band of highwaymen, and they
..infestcd the lands about Molo and Casti-
CLONE, towns of Gaeta.' This freebooter
of a Captain heard that ''Signor Torquato
Tasso, a man of great parts, learned in
every science, and particularly in poesy,
author Of a work called Jerusalem Lib
erata,' and other writings, which, for his
glory, were in the hands Of every one"-
lie heard, say, that this remarkable man
was travelling from Naples to Rome, with
an escort, and had stopped some days at
Mola and Castiglione. Sciarra had so
much admiration for Tasso and his poems
that he sent him word that he should
have not only a free passageway: food and
company for the journey, but everything
he might wish,-that he might command
the services of the leader and his band.
Tasso returned most gracious thanks, but
would not accept the invitation He did
not think it decorous to do 50; he did not
wish to make any friendly pact with such
a man. You see civilization was already
advancing when Sciarra received Tasso's
courteous refusal; although the reasons
were not given him, of course he OWNED
them, and Immediately sent another mes
senger to the poet, saying that Tasso and
his escort could pass through the roads
uninterrupted; that he and his band of
men would withdraw and leave the place
free. And this he did They had great
delicacy, courtesy, high breeding, and
were well-rcad, the brigands Of that day,
most surely B,'ecster IN 7Me
PhilndelpAi0 Bulletin.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

represents Solid Black Walnut Chamber Set. Mar.
0IetoP, feet 8tnches high, French veneered panels
elegantly finished with ebony and gilt drop-handles;
slze mirror 1Sx4Q PRICE SOS. 90. No CHARGE for
packing Cut this out and send for an Illustrated Cat.
alogue and sent free OF 500 pieces Of Furni
ture: We sell to the consumer only, and at whsle.
&17 & 2l9 State St, Chicago, IN.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
Portab,~ ar a. m !, osItion Room -.

There is probably no article OF manufacture
50 universally needed as II reliable low priced
roofing, which cam be readily applied without
the hid of skilled labor, and in no other dircc
ton has so great Il want been so lnefflclently
supplied The results of experiments with
felts, ccments and other compositions have so
far been anything but satisfactory. Numerous
so-called "cheap rootngs have been produced,
advertised used and found worthless. In view
Of these facts we are glad to be able TO speak
favorably of an article which, from our own
knowledge and the testimony of sOmesOf the
and merchants in this country, has proven Il
reliable and economical substitute for the more
expensive kinds Of roofing. We refer to ii.
W. Johns Patent Asbestos Roofing, the manu.
facturers of which make no extravaganza repre-
sensations, but claim it to be the only reliable
portable roofing in use and from careful inquiry
we believe their claims arc well founded. This
| roofing is prepared ready for use, can be easily
applied by unskillcd workmen is adapted for
steep or flat roofs in all climates, and when
finished with the ac''ite, tre.proet coattng forms
theflightest, handsomcst andac0olcst roof in
theSWOrld, costing only about half as much as;
tin Samples, illustrated catalogues, price
lists, and any desired information can be
obtained from the H. W. Johns Manufacturing
Co., patcntces and sole manufacturers, 81
Maiden Lane, New York This company have
| recently completed Il. new manufactory, The
| most extensive works of the kind III the world,
| and have reduced their prices to Il basis which
place their goods within the reach of every
one. They also manufacture liquid paints, all
shades, which are guaranteed equal to amy for
general purposes and the most durable for
outside work of any paints in use. In body
and richness of color the Asbestos Paints sur
pass any we have ever seen. Firc-Proof
paint, an economical substitute for white lead,
| costing only Is cents per gallon, for the pro-
lection of factories, bridges and other wooden
class Of eutbuilding, fences, etc, which arc
! usually allowed to go implanted. Roof paint,
steam pipe and boiler GOVERN gssteam packing,
|Esheathings, Innings, dement's, etc,,al Of which
scan berelied uponsas being insevery respect as
Erepresented, and we advise oursreadcrs before
purchasing paints,or roofing, to:send for SUM
Eplcs of these articles and compare them with
4all others.# @4sEe2 G4&.s% s
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

1t has been subject of frequent re-
mark that American girls, no matter how
humble their circumstances or how press
ing their wants, never hire out as domestics;
but it seems that within the year several
ladies of Lebanon, Pa, have deliberately
sought and obtained employment to do
homework in Philadelphia families. The
event is so unusual as to warrant the
conundrum: Were they too old to get
married, Or too sensible to be- proud?
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
tThe Age Of .Reason.''

The boy that went to the mill on horse back,
carrying the grist in one end Of the bag and a
stone in the other, when reprovcd by the mill
or, and told to divide the grst replied that his
father and grandfather had carried it that way,
and he, being no better than they, should con
tinue to do as they did. Similar or equally as alb
surd, reasons are accounted as sufficient by
some to warrant them in indiscriminately3 con-
demning Dr.. Picrcc's Family Medicines, even
though there is overwhelming proof that they
possess the merit claimed for them. For many
years the Golden Medical Discovery has been
recognized as the leading liver and blood
medicine in the market. Each year has
brought an increase in its sale, and it is now
used throughout the civilized world. Thous-
ands of unsolicited testimonials arc on file in
the Doctors Office, attesting it's efficacy in
overcoming aggravated coughs, colds, throat
and lung affections, also scrofula, tumors, Ill
GERS, and skin diseases: Are you suffering
with some chronic malady? If so, and you
wish to employ medicines thatarc scientifically
prepared; that are refined and purified by the
chemical process employed in their manufac-
ture; that are positive in their action, and
specific to the various forms of disease for the
cure Of which they are recommended, use DR..
Pierce's Family Medicines. Full particulars
in Pierce's Memorandum Book, kept for free
distribution by all druggists.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

The San Francisco newspapers tell of
a case Of what they call spontaneous COM
bustion of human being. The story is
that topper, presumably saturated thor
oughly with alcohol by long drunkenness,
lighted his pipe at a gas jet Instantly
his mouth was ablaze, and he was burned
inwardly so that he died. The coroner
began an investigation.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

KITCHOLINE. ,KITCHOLINE
Soap counted out" Ask your GROCER for LARGE
Agents In the trade nfed.-HAMDEN MANUFG
CO.. IA GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
CHURCH'S MUSICAL
$2Onur.nx tn. a. Year VISITOR

Every number has 32 Of Music and Musical sto
ries, Sketches, Editorials Letters Lessons etc. ETC.
Choice Of Four Elegant Premium Volumes FREE to
every subscriber at &l.5O year. Send stamp FOR
P. P. Bliss Address, j. CHURCH Co.. Cincinnati o.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

A writer in st. Nicholas dredged the
backs of his bees with flour as they were
leaving the hives in the morning during
a very dry time, doing this by precon-
certed arrangement with a friend who had
a fine clover field in bloom forty miles
away. The friend wrote back directly
"There are plenty of your white jacket
bees here in the clover"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
W. j. McAFEE,
M A @ HI T MIST

Miiiwright and Blacksmith, manufacturer of Porta-
bic and Stationary Steam Engines Bridge Bolts Iron
G!atings. Shutters, &c. Agent for Leffel's Dou-
bile Turbine Water Wheel. Will soon have
st. Paul Pacific r. r. Depot, st. Paul, MINI -
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
80 DISTINCT ROCKS

wanted everywhere THE BIGGEST THING ever tried.
Sales made from this when all single Books fail Also
Agents wanted on our MAGNIFICENT FAMILY b.
BLES Superior to all others. With Invaluable Illus
trated Aids and superb Bindings These Books BEAT
THE WORLD. Full Particulars free. Address JOHN E.
POTTER CO., Publishers, PHILADELPHIA.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

INFORMATION worth thousands to those out
Of health. Self-help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Facts for those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. The new Health Jour
nal teaches all. :, Copies free. Address Electric
Quarterly, Cincinnati, o.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16
,a>urnns's Rheumatic Kemedy

Has been before the public thvce years, and
has never failed in a single case Of rheumatism,
no matter how aggravated the case. Write to
any person in Washington City, where it is
manufactured, and you will learn that this is
true in every respect 1t is taken internally.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-16

Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great
New England cure'for coughs, colds, and con-
sumption. Cutler Bros. s. Co.'s, Boston, only
genuine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-30

was flooded OF course. and it is said that
the water was many feet higher than il
was ever known TO be heretofore. Fears
were entertained that the fine iron bridge
Of the Bal,imorc and Ohio Company
would give way, and indie it Was re.
ported on Monday morning that it had
done SO. The water actually ran over
the track. but it sustained no. material
damage, and the trains arc now running
over il. The Winchester and Potomac
track near HarpAK's Ferry was destroyed
and it will require four or FIVE weeks TO
renew it. In the mean time passengers
are transferred bY teams between Hail.
town and Harper's Ferry. We believe
this lover land" part OF the route is un-
der the supervision OF Mr.. Noonan. who
has stocked it from his stables in Win
chester. SO that passengers may rely up
on safe and comfortable transit around
the break.
The railroad bridge between Strashurg
and Front Royab was destroyed, aud
great damage to roads. etc., is reported
from the upper Valley Winchester
Times, Noy. 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-30
DIED.

AT the residence OF her husband. in
this town, on Tuesday morning, the 9th
inst, after lingering illness, of Con.
sumption, Mrs. MARY JACKSON, wife Of
III. Clay Jackson, in about the 27th year
of her age. She leaves a husband and
four children, with many relatives and
friends to mourn for her. A short time
previous TO her death she joined the
Presbyterian Church.
On Monday. tn 26th inst, on the
Branch, at the RESIDENCE Of her son in
law, John L. Vance, ESQ. Mrs. SUSAN T..
INsKEEP, after brief, but very severe
illness. Mrs. Inskeep was well known
throughout this. and other counties, and
many, mary will sorrow on account Of
her death. for Lone knew her but TO love
her. Hers vas life OF true goodness.
and rs she lived so siIc died-The dark
valley had no terrors for her. The arms
Of Jesus bore her safely across the eep
waters into the Heavenly Marsiln s"
lie hal prepared for her, where she is,
beyond all doubt, Home at last safe
at rest ;he blessed rest promised to
Coils faithful children.
"There at her Saviours side,
She is. now glorifed
Heaven is her home"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-30
OBxTU AIRY,

DEATH LOVES A SHINING MARK
This community was filed with sorrow,
ut the announcement OF the death Of Mr..
ISAAC lIEIsKELL, son Of Mr.. James II.
Heiskell. lie died at the residence OF
his father, on Sunday morning last, and
was inferred in the old family burying
ground, on Monday. followed to his last
resting place, by very large concourse
Of citizens.
Mr.. lleiskell was always favorite
among his numerous acquaintance, be
ing exceedingly aniable and kind in
disposition: never failing in his pecu-
liarly tender manner to recognize All ac-
qnaintance. no matter how humble or
poor. 10 such he was affectionate and
kind. They will miss him most.
He was educated for the ministry,
but severe bronchial aflliction prevent Ell
the fulflment Of his purpose. He was
q severe. but accomplishing sufferer.
lie lived christian life and died a
triumphant death. He has gone to his
eternal home, where angels and redeem
ed spirits are his companions; but his
life. pure, chaste and christian will con-
tinue to have it's influence with those
left behind, and by its silent beauty lead
others TO live as he did.
Tears OF affection water his grave but
the memory of his noble, unselfsh life
should exhort us TO meet him in that
land OF bliss where no
Wave Of trouble shall roll acrose the peaccfu |
breast.
-Moortfeld Examiner, Nov. %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-30
The Floods (!

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF Property 4! J
The rainfall Of last week was uLpre-
cedented. we believe, in the experience
OF any body now living We hear on
all hands Of the destruction OF property
by the overflow Of streams. So general,
indeed, has this been the case, that it
is scarcely news 10 relate individual in
stances OF losses Even the smallest
streams. such as the run at Kernstown,
which one may ordinarily step across.
became raging torrents. which could
not be fordcd. We are told Tint the
shenandoah river bottoms from Front
Royal 20 Harper's Ferry, have been
swept OF every stack and shock which
had not been removed to the high land.
And unfortunately, we learn the large
majority Of farmers along the river had
neglected TO house their crops. 50 that
the loss TO them and the TO country is
immense.
In this county we have heard Of no
very heavy losses, except that OF Mr..
Geiselman on Cedar Creek, who is sup
posed TO be damaged TO the amount OF
$1,000 by the breaking Of his mill dam.
etc. although undoubtedly much prop.
erty in the neighborhood Of streams,
such as corn IN ihc shock, stacks or hay,
fencing, &C. must have boon DESTROYED.
We hear reports Of mills. dwellings, and
storehouses in Warren. Clarke and Jefer.
son being destroyed, but VIC cannot
learn any particulars. Harper's Ferry
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-30
RoMNEY, Nov. 80. 1877.
Reported weekly by ]. ii. G. Pancake.
subject to Market fluctuations.
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. G.
W. Finley, Mr. THOMAS B. ArnEY, of Key SER
Mineral county, to Miss Carrie v. MYTiSaER,
daughter of Tobias Mytinger. Esq. of this
place. Having enjoyed the festivities of the
occasion, We wish the hspIy pair oil the joys
OF the married sa'e. Co =.
In Keyser, on the 20 til inst, Mr.. AsHYonD
GnoyR to Miss EuzAnErH FrAsrKn, all of Grant
county.
Near Clsysvills. 10, Mineral county, on the
same day, Mr.. JANIS SIXTH to Miss MARY Soak.
On the 2lst inst, by the Rev. George II. Tim
m.rman, MIR. JAcoB S. SEE to Miss HATTIE v .
SrlcKLKv, daughter of Mr. Robert S.ickIey, all
of Hardy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-11-30
Sale of Land.

DY virtue Of an order OF the Circuit Court Of
D Hampshire county, mace at its October
term, 1877, will cell at public auction, before
the court house door in Romuey, w. va, on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of December, 1877, Two
Tracts OF waste aud Inappropriate Land, situate
on Middle Ridge, containing respectively,
Ia AND 10 ACRES,
the first adjoining the lands of A. Hershman,
Jacob Parker aud James Parker and the second
ad joining the lands of Jacob Jones heirs, vause
Fox's heirs, and John w. Miller & Bros
TE2MS-.bne-fourth cash and balance in ~
months with interest from day Of sale, purcha-
ser TO give bond aud security for deferred pay
mainland a lien to DE retained.
5. l.. FLOURNOY.
Conn. of School Lands Hampshire Co.
Nov. 2, 1871