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Jacob Leibfartn part pay for abutments
Ford'sbridgs,, 7s 90
Frank sherman part pay for abutmsnts
Dismal bridge, 262 -
jacob Lsihfarth part pay for abutmeuts Sc
Pord,s bridge, zoe 90
Jacob Lsibfarth balance for abutmsut 81
on Rord's bridge, IS ST
Smith Bridge Co par. pay for Dismal
bridge, IS 90
Smith Bridge Co part pay for Ford
bridge, Is 90
Smith Bridge Co part pay for Ford
+, bridge, 81, - ~ 100 90
Smith Bridge Co balauos for .Dismsf 4 7
bridge and Ford bridge. 939 10
John J Atkinson for bridge near Cam
eron, 18 90
chss Pontius stone work and an for
/ bridge near Cameron, 81 40s 80
J T Martin painting ron bridge. NJ7o 70
Frank Sherman balance Tor abutments
Dismal bridge, ss'7s7'l7-ass-' '7-sr's7-r~2 28 81
A J Cavensgh repairs to Stafford bridgs,25 Is
Henry Smith timber TO end of Ford's II 4
bridge, Il 4 III ts.4F bEtti3 rs
AJ Caveusgh part pay for abutmsnts
coal bank bridge o7--- l50 90
A Cavsnagh part pay for abutments
coal bank bridge, st.ss i 81 1890
John Brister repairs on Dauford bridge IS 90
Robert Ciiugan rep .irs and now door
Suuash bridge, ~ --- 20 90
@ UNCLAIMED COSTS.
N Fankhaussr. costs paid into county -
treasury in case Of Roaf vs. Russessr,s9 40
Jonathan Conner costs in case OF Lucksy
vs. Brown, l 80
J q Williams costs in case Of Baton Va ~,
MoCracken,f = f4tf II
James Thomas costs In case of Dorr W
Graham, ~
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s.,, g, PETIT JURY.
Petit jury Dec tsru, 1875 .........$l35 so
Henry Truax, called jury, Dec term.
1875 ......... 70
Petit Jury March term, 1877 .........s7 ~
do June do ......... .2S8 20
iss-., GRAND JURY.
Grand jury Dec term. 1s7s........sl3c 80
do March term, 1871. Ia 90
. do Juus do .......l27 Uo
COSTS IN coRoNER's INoUEsTs.
James Nssbitt, juror. inquest on body
found in Ohio river. sr...............$l 0e
John Muhlsman costs Of inquest on
body found in Ohio river ..l3 05
COSTS IN CASES OF INSANITY.
James Watson 90 onvsTing insane person
to Probate Office. ce.................. 0e
Samuel and N A Wilson Witnesses In in.
Z aauisy case- ..-..... ....sf.....S "
Dr. VIM Walton medical witness insanity
case Of L Wilson $500. .........2 7s
Samuel Wilson conveying L Wilson to
Athens Asylum. ..................4V ~ W
DR. WIN Walton medical witness insanity
W., 0,'s .asmson conveyance aud witness
,r.,n;tv o,.s Of a c Barsokmau. - 9s
A a " potts witness fees, CONVEYANCE
and assistance in insauity case Of
Isaac T Strain .........-.....s...il II DO
Dr. Wm Walton Medical witness insanity
case Of Issao strain. in..............4 Is
A g W Potts conveying 7 Strain to
Athens Asylum ...... ...s...s..43 VU
I.sn @ n Rar.oS@sn oouys;ing sPBar.
.a.Sa.n,o A.bsns Asvlnm as 90
Norris 3 Armstrone ol..thine for lunstio
Isp R.r.ckmapl, Al 2s
2 { n Koshlsr clothing for lun.tio I As
wn n' .ss sss ssa,s,ns - aa'ny gsan sess.
Athens . As,,a@ s,s ,... IN ;n:.ni,v a.:: ot :
I..''e sA.- - ~ -tsr1-"' :. $500, ssa,
wasmo,s mum .s;..I vi,n... ;, insanity rie case
- w. wan,s,,h ~
oi as0,s,sn s"... :or,.,;.. iotr Moor.
svsr, Alan 90 0o
baron csSs % as.a. sas'.y,as ysa .e..a...
Washington aass... Myers s,,s' conveying ys !,
,vo-e 1:..... -. ,n..n,. /. 80.
sa%us' ss.s. Do.sa "A'' '''' '.'- ! oo
49,. s,'., :;.,s... a. ns.n,,.
=, . IN :, "sL . y ,a,s q =,
IN. s;....n I..,. n,n,s,ins AMysrs
"aIus.O. - a,ssDs s,v,am "a 0,
Isaac ashIins 00nvsylns Jane sims = = =
pisoate onos. -. :, -. ..,.:.., =
john brewn Witness 'sss ins@nsss ssss
Ians SIMS. .;..,...........,..a,.s .;,,......,, =
/ farQunM mea,oai Wnnsss i'l'"N INSANITY q >,
case 2, Jane o'ms. - 80. . = o.. - =
1onn . pAsS ,.a,n s. s.h.ns s.sl.m eS O,
.u,np1sa rusD. I
.,..,...,,. ]. ~, a,,,i !. ,oo,r sao a,
James ens"oi'h p'ss'es s.s. f.,a.aS !,
tno l',s'e ,.. saort;ng ~
N Alexsndsr tsp~s'sns 'P -
eoers 1ss ayas. S,,.ii. -. ,.na;,;,a oon,t
Soau ns'u ~. 49, = "a - -. n
house, ...,. .o,., sor.. IS =,
henson 1,oa,s .as.,. san. .ns ,s,r,. bloots 8 o.
S,1,su pm : .,.',;,s -aso - eo.., honss a 2
Wh iosu ps'uNus al Souss "a 4
3 koasy as % % :. :
an "a q
. true. % >.
saao9; pS,. asnn,s :, :, !, = ~, ho..e o., : :
oourt house II, 81 o
6 D Galien whitewashins clerks once, = .
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ana 'or WuaL purposes, Is rs louoWs'
( March
A Deter, -four and sohacco,;A .rs2o,45
DrsWm Walton, medical issryicess e 4
( voucher, not found l41g0qH 400
James R smith, for saddlery, 3,25|
George Kstterer, merchandise, ! shi 443l
Jacob Burgbacher, one child co6i1s 80
F & N Koehler, merchandise, S,74l
Jacob Wilson, iast quarter. as ~
perintendents soa sstS7 so
''sns Il insfmary, mary, s'ss . s.oo|
Philip Schumacher, merchandise, 2O,4O|
Johi 'Burkhafd,. ndsndfns boots and 9
shoes, .'es,a 1906
James Foreaker, conveying paupef
to Infrmary, ZOO
obiinger / Hoefief, mstckshdise, = $50
ID Walton for making report to
Cdmmissioners, ,nfig nRl9laYi9.601
April.i stssddIiX ed3 glessskia-1 'ss eoGz 4
P DotE onions, for IniirmAfy,a O @ 1,aS
Hahermehl. Urpman & 0o<Haar,o 4a,00i
N Koehler &JCo, uerchandise, ispoi k,74i
George Kettefer, merchandise, 'sei 3O63
"A Reich, bacon,. ,ssfhe'iea haa ssf3476i
W " Morris. potatoes ,sSes'd 0'aeae.oo
Nathan C5x. coal. -aei60 00'
Jeha-M- -Wilison, ashes. ..--..-..-.--a-a.7l
Conrad Friday. wheat, 3l,60
John E DiHon, medical attendance, l,75
W Fl Hutchinson, boarding ont pau
| pers, 10,Uu
Enpice Coats, boarding out paupers, 90
Simon Dorr, iboatdfns out .pa1pers, 4.0Q
Lewis r oblinger, COS, pro odace and ~ &
expeBses,aa.a ,slsees Gsi ia 81 2S.49;
John S sWsttenbsuRh, ont pauper. a2s90
James Smith, medical sattendance shssl
out f,auper:.. li'A 800
WIN Walton, medical attendance n. l1Ss
| firmary, TOO
Walton and Judklns, balance yearly
allowances 3fafm 81 THoT. 40
Morris & Armstrong, merchandise, 9 80
Andrew Dsitsr, groceries, 2 1885
NH Bnrkh cad, pbtstoes, Gas'ss 20 ~; go
Jacob Burgbacher, ccfiin q lumber, 2 so
Jacob Wisani. wheat Tor In6rmary, 7;85
Justice Clause, meat, 45sib
N d Garden, conveying pauper, 100
F NJ Brannan, groceries for out
+ panpers. Ito
j T Judkins, medicines, 1858
'rhomas C,Pean, yarn,y - M 16e
oksy 4 Eddy, conveying a fpst lp lpsp'. ! ~ !
Eysps 4, Deter, 1 pair crotches. 1850
IL R3e, medicaf attendance out {s
/ pauper, 1900
| TJ Rae medical ATTENDANCE oht b 5
pauper, ,ss.Ass9 .siTAAM d T $40
John Kerr, Assignee eff + N Koch
Ter, merchandise,sTasAt 9,98
Simon Hail. conveying pauper, ,iM TOO
4 L p UbI8gsr.S for coal, ,rsxooH 686
l Dfs VIM Wa akon, medical laitend. g2 1
ance, .gTgxgtA TEHdaA 1880
fJames Spence, balance Of salary as
SapsrinsenssaSgsa IEsssEsa 1000
I June.
4 I'M Keshles A Co; nerchaudise. 2p,15
George Ketterer, merchandise, "a 20
Pope e. Castle, ,groceries, .9,9S
1Smilh & WaddeIl, hardware, .e'''' 5.04
III seob Roemer. ont pauper, "A 90
George weisehd, potatoes, sss ,0o
John Morris, tobacco, 900
iiStephen Ford, potatoes, $50
William Shell, potatoes. I.6Q
II,J4nes R:Smitb, ,ypenaipg harness, q S0
4 SehgHa acner, ocerdies, q, . 1922
|EL p Oblihger,f produce, vouchers =
\ not fannd) 92,45
5B ;bbH6ger, expense on out pAnsi sss
Il Der, -, 2,75
Johh Z Diilsnmsdieal' attehdances2 400
II p ObIiaeef part sssatyB uaoashs, 90
EDr Wm Walton, medical attendance, ,4S
/ eayglya4ssE NJ. .1zken K,aIro J,
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George ysiasesSd ya for tlosr.a aass9s ,,s sls5o
Jacob Burghacher, for cont, q 500
Balfzer Hines. uackspisbihg, 40
Mrs Way, potato plants, 2,l0
W. NJ Alexander, .un ware 891
Wm Walton, salary. for June, 1888
Nursing; out pauper 45,M
sliav lcohlu for,oas psabSrsg idsH, DO
clothing for est pauper. 2,5S
Matthias Meyers, gnafsing Jut pausisg
kper, OF .k.A 3 aoas AageH 0aIlo, 90
y T Judkins, medicines, ( fvouchets q
not fund.- 7,7s
Jacob Burgbacher coffin, out paupef. 100
T H Az Armstrong, medical DIG attend, /.
ance, 1875
August. --s-l---,--------,,-
DR. Wm Walton, salary for june, $50
MorrisA ArGstfdng, nedicihe,H 1928
George w Kerrs beef, = ITO
George Wejsepd hauE and corn, $3.50
George KetAters mercha1dise, 3l,l5
N K pehler = Go, merth8udisA 9,0l
J I'm Burkhsrd, tnendias shoes, $50
WIN Saell, balance on pOtltoes, 40
Total expenditures. Sl,349,3 ,36
: The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the uams
Der ofsinalates III the Infirmafy' toebes44
males 70, and females %, of which
4 males. are insane and 2 fenstes, 3
male bilths and 'tyo female dest6A. "a,
,Respactfplly submitted, ,i,,sq s.sra,
RoBERT McCAMMoK, TnarnsrYs.
,JoHN PRALzGRAI,s " prectorsa
s-3 soHEERYo oShtrHtst Ed. NJ CdQw
September 4, i877aasW .sa.st sidsses
9Ss3 xftEs gls<a6
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REPORT

Of,the Infrmsry Directors Of Monroe
county, Ohio, to the County Commisi
sioners Of said County for the last six
months ending March l, 1877, showing
the condition OF, said Infirmarv and the
number Of iumatesl therein DC, inc,u-
ding afult account of all moneys re-.
ceiyed and paid out &c. a>qs - q 8ua4
We fad from the report OF the; Super
intendent to Us, that the number Of in
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To the Honorable, the County Oommissiohers
Of Monroe Ooanty, Ohio:
The Infrmary Directors Of said coun-
ty make to you the following report, as
required by law. to.wit: -
The amount OF mooey received by US
for the use ofSthe hfirmary is rs fol
lows: T - 7, = = u
September l, 1877-To amount collect.
ed on duplicate for 1876, 13l6f,F23
sss 80 "a ESQ cR.isiyt i-s7sE.x. Ei9sT
By amount overpaid, September sssfta 4
settlement, 1875, H1i7oH 81 $50 50
By orders redeemed. Dec, 1875. 81 95
Bv orders redeemed March, 1877, ff5, ,5a1
By orders redeemed June, 1877, S24 3S
By orders redeemed Sept, 1877, 59s,55
Total, $3474 46
Amount oserpaid September /, ~
/ 1877, ,no6sgale sR1e ra,alsgdFsl2,54
The.amount paid ont sad to- whom,
and for whattpurposes, is as follows:
I March
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! George Ketterer, merchandise, 42,62
il B Hill, Assignee OF A D Dsiggs,
b merchandise, SD
George Evans, repairing moving
| machire DC, 165
10 TsMorrills conveying pauper to
p Infirmary. SD
Jacob Roemer, merchandise to M
Z Ward, 800
Trustees Sunshury township, bosrd.
ing outdoor pauper &c, $3.50
||Dr Wslton and Judkins, part sslary, 90
Total, l375,2I
Respectfully submitted,
RosERr MeCAMMoN
john PFALzGRAF.
To the Honorable, the County oomnissiohers
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RECEIPTs.

Balxnoe ID Treasury Sept. 1878 .si6,4ss IS
eyoss emcuut collected on AaplI-. =.
eats for ISIS s,,.........&... 90 ass 81
Cannon seAool fond from State. 1895 90
Interest sscti sn ls de 2,sss 0s
fr..sursr ,... !, &, ~. 1860 Il
g...l .....,.,,... /. !. b. !. J. slaooss 8,
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Cash paid ftsasdrss Sf etzts ssl5.lss ~
Orders redeemed ty Csunty risas2 fsTo'lL
ufsr ...s ~ .ssi1se, sss.s. ~ b66s q
ffsssussf's fees sa pupiisatst ~ i2s3 IA
90 40 I'D setAssr funds.s.s d 90 81.
ru6llshise Uslinqdsst 6iss s.,s ssGl7S -
ffsasuisr's MI, sss 10 ceIimbas. IL 90
Baiaassfk 7rsssufy ssptshber 3.
1877. -. ss.y.e ..s.sss.s.. - IL, ,76a IS
ss7si ! sngi .zp,sssk sat
fetal le..ss...s..tss.ss c. ~. s.s...e,2o o36 81
-pse5 eSaB. y ie e-------ei g.o:9 ) ps1s ,s.4s-
Observation-Disclosures os aExpenAi.
rmrou. sss ~ r 4 - t,..s>f =
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VI Sloan painting two iron hridgss,$Ss IS
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Of Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.
PAIN in the rightsidc, under the edge
OF the ribs, increases OH pressure;
sometimes the pain is i'm the LEFT side;
the patient rarely abletolic onthc LEFT
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for Ihcuma-
tsm inthc arm. The stomachis affect
ell with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax the
head troubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done.rIA slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility lie is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains Of n
prickly sensation Of The skin his spir-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several OF
the abovesymptomsatteBdthedi disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND YER.
DR. G. MCLANEs LIVER Pills. IN
cABEs or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Qpininc, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who tre afilIS.eti with this
disease 10 give tlle-n a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asiInplc purgativc they unequalcd.
BEwARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine Dir. G. MCLANK's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
McLANE's LIVER Pulls.
JIG Sclluibc VIZ i~hNh > lSiNhN 4 ILLS
bear the signatures Of G. M! LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
~Insist on your druggist orstore-
keeper giving you the genuine DR. &.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh. Pa. >
Sold by all respectable druggists
md country storekecpers generally.
Tothose wishing to give d. C. McIAEE's LIVES
Puts trial. we wiii mail post paid 90 fny part 81
the United states, hor % Pitts Tor twenty-five
NntE FLkhiNG BROS., PntEburg. Pa.
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IN HARDWARE.

everything that IL usually wanted
BILE Cutlery, Buil5er's Hardware. Cs,,',@
Tools. Nails, Bar, Rod. shse, s,rap ana sn.,,'
Irons. Steels, PiosgAs, aod Plough Css,;.sOp
all kinds. We sell points Tor all plough.s TO-
are In use In this country. "~'
Queenswa-e complete, embracing Iam,. p..
ners, chimneys and sbades-niee Tia Chanh,.
sets. N"Auoer
CARPETS.
Ingram, country made, Rag. fIemo r..
aud Table Oil Cloth, Oil Cloth 4 Brus.sll a..
DRUGS.
very complete stock o, staple Drugs p,,,,.
DJe-stutfs and Oils, such NJ l.inseed F;s1 nv
Meats Foot, Lubricating, and spirits Tnrn,ns,.'
Tobacco, superior stock, Sevsrs, Ga,,,,p,
snnffs, &c.
Tiuware Of all kinds, lard cans. Gil ran. A.
Woodeuware complete, Wash Tubs. nnsks,s
Measures, Corn Baskets, washboarIs p.,.a,
aud Dasher Churns, Well Buckets. &c. '''
Salt in good supply, ground alum and "a.
salt. 1 A's
ye1- Produce OF all kinds wanted a, fnl, ma,
ket value. Call and examine our STOCK plea.
ed to show our goods at all times.
GiLkESON. PUGH q VANCE
Romney, Oct. 20. 1877.
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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

just published, a new edition Of Dr Culver
On, Wells Celebrated Essay on i1e rasEH
49, cnre (With0nt medicine) Of spefmileI-
-. rhoa or Seminal Weakness, iBvolaneg
Seminal Losses impoieney, Mental and ihl.o''
Inespacity, lmpediments 10 Marriage, q -,, Z,
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fiis, induced v
self-indnlReBce or sexual extravaganza 20.
e1- Price, 10 a seslsd envelope, only e ~.
The celebrated author, IN this sdmifaois
say, clearly demonstrates, from ibiry 49,,
successful practice, that the alarming eo.s
quences Of sslf-abusc may be radically 80.
Wiihost The dangerous use Of internal mea'.,',
OF the application Of The knife. pointing ~
lode Of cure At once simple, certain ehstl..,
BY means Of which every sufferer, 10 g
what his condition may be, msy cure bia'07
cheaply, privately. aud radically. Il
~ This Lecture should be 10 TIE hao''
every youth and every man In the lana' -,
Sent under seil, in plain envelope,
address, postpaid, on receipt Of SIX cents W.
postage stamps.
Address tie publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL ~
al Ann St, New York. Post Ohce Box ~
Oct. -, ls77.-ly.
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Tor Zephyr worsteds, Notices, Card boards
III &C., 90 TO
GILKESON, PUGH & VANCE.
A large lot Of white asd graE blankets add
"A comforables, being sold at remarkably
low hgures, By
GILKESON, PUGH & VANCE.
Dec. 21, 1877.
A CENTS fCr The improved Tweed Sewing
IA Machine sold Al very refused prices
GILkESON, PUGH B VANCE.
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New FALL Goons,
W1E are hack from N. e.,
w the past IS days been rec.;s; a have IL
supply Of cheap and attractive our Pau
GOODS.
suite; ;Si s, to the wants Of our people, sop,r
In Dry Goods,

Z comp,sse stock Of staples. viz. ble.eh.,
and Crssons. 10 all qualities and an, fnas
e.s. Cashmere, Lustres. &C., Rep~,l.,, :, Alps-
Shswls, large and small. Hosiery In -, 0lo,As
ana styles Tor Ladies, Misses and CHA o'0f'
splendid stock Of Cassimescs, Tw.,s. zen
Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, &c a sup.r;o, .sud
neat Of Ready-made Clothing IN suia sort sort
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In Groceries,

q very complete stock Of superior cos..
add Toasted, very 6ne Teas, Green .ns s "'esu
Ssgars OF all grades in white ana No. o.ss,
lssses and syrups Of all grsdes. Cias, VI. no
Bacon, Lard. Flour and Meal, Brsn o., .'fr,
tatoes, Eastern shore sweet and Irish '' 10
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IVA little five-year old had been
banished TO the hall for disobedience.
Presently curious stamping Of little
feet was heard there, followed by q
peremptory knock at the door by little
fingers. Who's there? was asked. bod 1!
was the stout reply from the hall. 'He
wants to tum right in, too for its told.
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JACKSON'S
BEST WEET NAVY
Cheering Tobacco i!

WE take pleasure in recommending these
goods to our friends as being the finest chewing
tobacco on the market. For sale in all shapes
by FINK BROS h Co, Baltimore " B..
Freight paid both ways u not entirely satisfsc.
tory. Aug 2I 1871 2mo
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FULL STOCK HARDWARE

and quite job in Queensware, which they in.
tend to sell LOWER than ever before, viz. (:
Handle Teacups best ware. so cts. ,unhandle do.
65 cts, and all the other in the same proportion
Our stock of Drugs and GrOcc-
r1cS are complete. on which we defy compe-
tition. Es- Don't forget to call and exami ne
our stock Of Goods before buying elsewhere
Opposite the Old Valley Bank, at the Il. b.
Dawson stand.
POLLING {: HARRISON.
Romney, Nov. 8, 1877.
WE have also connected with our Store n
branch Store Grassy Lick Run, about l3
miles from Romney, where we expect to keen a
full line of GOODS also, and where we would
be pleased TO see all our old country friends
Es- Wool wanted in exchange for Goods.
POLLING & HARRISON.
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PEACHBOTTOM g. BUCKINGHAl
: l. A II e.

A III work done by me guaranteed 10 gre
IA satisfaction. Parties wanting stating aoss
would do we'll TO give me call before ordefing
their work. Also, Cane Fibonr Felt
W. II. SHIPLEY,
40 BALTIC. Street
CunlJerlud, M.
April 0. 1878.
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IVA little girl down in Maine was
listening with much attention 10 the
story Of Jonah. When the question was
asked, What should you suppose would
be the first thing Jonah should do after
the great fish threw him upon the land?
She answered promptly, Il 'shd fink
he'd go home quick as he could and get
cleaned up
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

EpAn observing politician says that
the difference between those going in
and going out Of Office Is mainly this {:
The former are sworn in and the latter
90 out swearing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

V'Why didn't you insert my article?
asked a contributor; was it too long?'
No, replied the editor; it was too
narrow
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

H-'Allow me to bc your beau said
a gentleman, placing his umbrella over
a lady in shower. Thank you. I've
plenty of fair weather beaux so 1 sup.
pose must call you my rain,beau, she
replied, archly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

sS- Which is the most wonderful ami
NAL in tho farm-yard? a pig, because
he is killed first and cured afterwards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

tJ7Qujck,uycr-Tbc uimbIo six.
pyu~g.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

LV'Jane it is eleven o'clock. Tell
that young man to shut the front door
from the outside
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

1A man vas wheeling q barrow
across a churchyard not twenty miles
from Manchester, England, when he was
threatenediby the clergyman with con-
dign punishment for his daring outrage
in polluting his consecrated ground by
his wheelbarrow. The man. scratching
his head, said: Il did not know but the
wheelbarrow was consecrated too for !
borrowed it Of the sexton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

IVSmith after telling q REGULAR
oncy I assure, you, Jones, &c haden't
seen il myself I wouldn't have believed
b.. Jones Ha--h'm-well, you know |
didcn't sec &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

EE Empty your purse into your
head says Ben Franklin. a general
adherence TO this advice accounts for
the number OF empty heads one hears
Of nowadays.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-25

LUSusan-'Wby, Nellie have you
been visiting in that old-fashioned
dress?' Nellic--'Yes,my dear but then
! have only been visiting old.fashioned
people.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-07
SAN FRANCISCO srocx REPORT.
Last Evenings Board

Last Evenings Board.
625 Raymond Il Ely. 81. 81.
$40 Eureka, 81
100 Jackson. 81.
2l0 Belmont, 225. 230c.
As N Belle, 1917.
$40 Hussey. 40. 400.
225 Manhattan 81.
$50 DeFrees, 90c.
1920 Grand Prize. 81. So.
700 Argeuta, u.
1880 Navajo. 10. Goo
400 Indian Qneen. L.
1855 Independence. 225. 2)5c.
600 Silver Prize, sc.
400 Tuscaro:a. DC.
2O0 Belle Isle, 46c.
100 Day. Coo
% Hillside.
900 Highbrldge. az.
375 Paradise.
780 Modoc 50. 55c.
$40 McCllnion. 70c.
235 Bodia. 81.
l75 Sun init, |.
IT'S Goodshaw, so, Csc.
100 Minnie Belle. Coo.
300 Tioga. 2. Ia.
$50 Red Cloud. ~, AZ.
45 Sitting Bull. SOC.
300 South Bodle. CSC.
10 Bui.ser. Is
300 Aurora. So. 75a.
800 Oriental. %. 400.
lis Belvadere. | 70.
$50 CHAINS sion. 90. 60c.
$50 Booker, ITO, Hoe.
$40 Con. Pacific, 81, 3H.
$40 Dudley, ~ 2.
500 Chieftaiu, I0c
so G. Chariot. 30c.
700 Red loud. AZ.
100 Martin White. 9H.
255 Leeds, "a
500 Tip Top. 100. 1850.
$50 Ritcher. |. "a.
2u0 q. Terrace, AZ, Az.
so Leeds, 1866
SIS Mono, 51s. 50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-07

ID. j. Pratt has purchased two build
ings on Bridge street, owned by New
ton Evans, aud removed his family
thither from Clover Valley.
Alex. Middleton of b attic Mountain.
Is moving with his family to Paradise
Valley. where he formerly resided aud
Is Interested III fac ranch.
X. Il 'HAmliu has returned with his
family from the Atlantic States, where
be has been for the last two years.
+. W. 'ung. formerly of this
county, Is here on MS way TO Oregon.
Professor Routan was married yes
terday at Elko, and arrived here las t
evening with has bride.