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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
Father Zeveiy Speaks HIs Mind.

FROM the Richie Democrat.1
The next session Of the Legisls-
ture In this State will he one Of great
Importance, "a many subjects Of
vital consequence to the interests OF
the people will come up for action.
Therefore IL II of the utmost impor-
taDcs that only true. tried and truss
ty men be elected representatives.
Men Of mature Judgment and ex.
perlence are the only class by
OF the suffrages OF the people--not
visionary, excitsbls politicians,
Who have the interest OF self more
Ia view than the interests OF their
constituents, or Of the State at large.
We want workers, not takers, -
practical susiness men. Succeeeful
men who have managed their own
business su ,cessfuly are the men to
be entrusted with the management
OF the publio's business.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
- Matter Vel Worthy Of Cain and
ThouqHtful Consideration
rom tie Greenbrier independent

Prom the Greenbrier independently
With TINS issue of the Independ-
emf we furnish our West Virginia
subscribers with supplement, in
which is reproduced from the
Wheeling SUNDAY LEADER an art
Gle Of considerable length and abil-
ilv. in which the liability of West
Virginia for the paym Of a Por-
ton of the debt Of the old State ~
reviewed. The subj ,ct is Of i'm
purtsnce now, because It prom ses
10 become SO 200 distant day, q i've
issue in the affairs If the State, and
every point bearing upon the ques-
too should Dc fully stated and fair
Nv considered and d,scusssd before
the people.
From our stand point, public
honesty AID public debts should be
treated in the same way aud placed
upon the same footing az honest and
Just men should treat and regard
tbeir private obligations. Both
should stand in the same category
il West Virginia oSos one.third Of
tic debt 5f Virginia, which was con.
trscted prior 10 the lst Of January,
1851 che n1ght o. pay that muc
without quibbling. Ii she owes less
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

From the Democrat .
AT q sale or property under execution In
Rich mond, Virgfni =, on the 10Th. ult., a.,
900 OF West Virginia Certificates sold at
about ~ cents on the one dollar. We
wonder Who certified the Certificates -
R0noRchd Gosette. r ~ ~ 90
Such sSles AS indicated above, not
only Tn Richmond. but In Baltimore
and them ortherp cities, have done
much 10 bring the credit OF this State
into discredit In the minds
of those who do not understand the
circumstances under which these
certificates were Issued. The publ
cation of such sales would lead q
stranger to believe that West Vir-
ginia is bsDkrupied, and detsrs them
from coming to this State TO settle.
The next Legislature should settle
the question and In view Of the
importance Of this subject,
we have given much of our
space IN this issue TO the report of
the Finance Com mittee Of the Senate
IN 1873, which will be found on the
fourth page. 1t will be seen from
this report that this State does not
eguitably owe any portion Of that
debt. and candidates for both branch
ca of the Legislature should be re-
quired to pledge themselves TO that
position.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
A Ciosely.Guarded Weight.

A CiOseIy.Guarded weight.
The conscience keeper OF the Ma
tons financial faith is deposited at
the Mint, Broad street, Philadelphia
in the form Of . troy pound weight,
which is kept under duplicate locks
and seals. There il curious his.
tory connected with this weight. By
it is determined the standard to
which the accuracy Of the gold and
silver coins of the United States must
attain. The Commission appointed
by the President to test the coins
and make tho annual assay use this
weight, and on these occasions it is
taken from its carefully guarded
seclusion, and it shows the accuracy
or inaccurscy of the productions of
the various Mints in this country.
This Little cylinder Il copied from q
troy pound weight preserved in the
Tower Of London. and on this latter
the coinage Of Great Britain rests
for reliability. This exact witness
Of financial integrity is carefully
preserved and guarded from tamper.
ing bands. At tie conclusion of
the Assay Commissions lsbors the
weight is intrusted ~ the care of .
Judge Of the United States District
Court, the Collector Of the Port and
the Director Of the Mint, locked up,
and solemnly sealed for another
year. only to appear twelve months
after and show which Min, has been
derelict in its work.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

From the Kanawha Gazette.
We send out with this issue q
supplement furnished us by the
proprietors Of the SUNDAY LRADER-
We do not choose, at present, to
express an opinion on the positions
assn med In the main article In the
supplement on the Virginia deot.
We simply lay 1t before our readers
for their consider alton. At some
future time we may have something
Go say on the subject. IL IL ques.
ton. however, which the people OF
the Safe must think about sooner
or later and the sooner they COM
mence the better.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

all subjects affecting their materi-
al interest, we send ont this week
in the firm Of q supplement an
erpose ofthe claim set W. by the peo-
ple OF Virginia upon West Virginia
for the payment Of oDe-third OF the
indebtedness Of the former, predict.
ed upon the ground Of separation:
We hop. each Of our readers Will
carefully peruse the article, and
then he can form his own concIu-
sions ~ 10 the justice OF this claim.
The supplement- also contains much
Information OF a varied character
which will be found both interest
ing and useful.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
The Way a Thing is Done is
What Counts.

An elderly darkeY who was asked
if in bis experience prayer was ever
answered, replied; Well, sab, some
prairs Is snsud an some isn't-'pends
on wat you axes TO. Just AFTER de
wah, wen IL was mighty hard
scratchin' 70 de culled breddern, I
'bsarved dat w'enebber / pway de
Lo'd to SEN one o. Marss Peyton's
fat turkeys TO de ole man there was
no notice took Of de partition but
wen ! pwsy dat he wauld sem de
ole man TO de turkey. De matter
was tended 10 befJ sun up mex
mornin' dead sartin =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
a STORE
Of which wsst vlrviala 49, /,

OF which wsss vIrviala ST.
Az Ma l.l54 Msin sss,,s NJ,
ing. y . Wholen,le srd ~,
Jsvsty store tbsl = I cr,di, s1x
SteeA u was esssAsAaS T
ball = century 80 - "
yer = has addsa q IL mn.
pes0oes. and il noa buzz fr,S
lazQ manufactus,s - SsSs
6oth IN this and f,ssigu couE
Mr.. Jacob w. Grubb i. mo-. -
proprietor. He served a, 49,
clerk for Henuegeu, Bate. a Gs
the former owners Of the s,o,. c.
several years, aud from ,hsm T
bought it. NC
Always DOING A GOOD Buasps
Even in these dull TINA. n.
Grobb . doing . large business T;.
heavy stocks. bought M the ro.,
opportune times; his immense ana
choice selections OF all goods in h.
line. offer special ipducsment. 10 ,hs
trade which csasot bs supplied br
any other house. Hi, bsnSsom.
storeroom is filled with elsv,r,
goods and the stock is alwsy, Ken.
complete. Such judicious care and
taste is manifested in the purchase os
goods that no old stock is carried
over-there is always q demand e,
the goods that M. Gruba buya
sILvERwARE.
could not, ia these twenty.
eightlcolunns. begin 20 notice all tbe
variety of patterns of Silver and
Silverware in this stors. We took
occasion, however, when there not
long siuce - igquire the price of
number of heautiful Articles of plated
ware from the leading manufactures
in the country. articles thst will wear
as long a. the solid silver and nj.
ways look as we'll. We were aston.
ished at the low prices, absolutely
astonished. The fact is that we bad
a general idea Of the value of such
goods from other dealers, but it did
not tally with the prices asked BY
Mr.. Grubb. We asked him how he
could afford to sell at such fgures
"Well," he said. "The day for big
profit is cover. ~ .'Thsss' goods |
bough. when silver VA ~ its lowest
i bought largely and paid the cash
when my order was taken" But be-
fore the goods were shipped the
manufacturer offered me profit on
them. / would not take it and am
now selling them TO my retail trade
at les prices than ANAL dealers can
buy themfrom jobhsrs for.a add q
fair percentage, OF, pratt to all the
goods | sell, and / think in this way
that | treat my customers mos,
fairly" ,,,-v tl.o,-e ...,.-
OTHER. GOODS.
There is not q completer jewelry
esta blishment In the State we ar
certain than Mr.. Grubbs. and VI
would advise our readers when il
wheeling to call around and see il
The attendants are polite and 'alwsy
ready to show. goods, no difFsreuc
whether you want to buy or MOI
The store is like an exposition to th
lovers of the beautiful. Brilliau
iems. bronzss and jewelry is Their
IN profusion and an inspection vii
always be q half hour we'll spent.
| AT wHoLEsALE.
Mr.. Grubb can furnish goods I,
dealers at prices as low as any job
bern in the east, and our trade in thi
line, whom this supplement- reaches
should visit him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
TIE ssing Of Hees . Remedy
Or RheoDatism.

TIE SIDING Of Hoes . Remedy
Or Rhsoostism.
Ts Pnegss sdsirtAicAaA-
icho Wochenblatt contains the
following in regard to the cure Of
rbeumatsim BY means of bee stings.
The correspondent says: THAT his
wife having suffered ~ much as to
be unable to enjoy any sleep or
rest for the space Of Sir months,
the right arm being slmost tame,
preventing the sufferer from doing
any household work. making her
even unable to drsss or undress her.
self. and having heard that farmer,
quite incapaoitassd by rhepmatism,
had been accidentally stung by bees,
and thereby got entirely cured, he
persuaded his wife to try tnis remedy.
- the pain frum the sting OF the
bees would not be greater than that
already sufFsred Three bees were
therefore laid and pressed upon
the right arm for a considerable
time, in order that the poison bladder
Of the insects should entirely empty
it-slf. The effect produced was ~.
tonishipg. - the lady, even on the
first night, was enabled 70 enjoy .
long. good sleep. the 6rst time for q
least six months, the racking pain
being entirely gone. The arm was,
of course. swollen greatly in conse-
quence Of the sting. but the swelling
disappeared gradually upon the aP-
plication of some cooling lotion. All
pal , was gone, the lame arm recov.
cred It's previous vigorousness, and
not the least sigu of rheumatism has
since shown itself. fse -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
The crimes" Man on the Situation.
From the PsrkeasbnrK nmsa.i

They are still selling w. Va.
bonds; recently 5000 worth were
sold at ~ cents on the dollar. Who
are the purchasers7 What are their
prospects Of ever having those
bonds which were issued without
any authority by our State paid by
her? We do not think that any w.
Va, Legislator will ever dare 10
vote for their payment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

Some men always carry q Bible
along with them when they 90 away
from bome-but nine out OF every
ten will carry q pack Of dog cared
playing cards in their coat tail
pocket, and put the Bible at the
bottom Of their trunks.-Ddnbury
NHos.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

From the Feoaoe Co., Appeal
The Virginia State debt is becom-
Ing vexatious subject 20 the think
Ing men OF our State, and Is Of much
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
The Barbour Deleuatlon SOLID"
from the Sutton Nonntaineerl

The Barbour County Democracy
In convention assembled have re-
quested candidates for the House Of
Delegates to pledge themselves not
- vote to pay any part Of the Vir.
ginia debt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
HIS FIRST LOVE.

I remember
Meeting you
In September,
wsS3rs ssssss. E3sy
Aud sss ssS&iaS
aHVpoaed thrs,
On - sShd.
pIs1 a.
You rs a Nv; sk
Yen $3.50 1esiiins- ~
I Was ssnitten,
- were you.
(An tn q, written
Here II true.l
Any moneys:
Not q bit.
Rather funny.
WAan't IT.
Vows We blighted-
Happy pair!
How delighted
But your rAther-
To h> sure-
Tboughtit rather
A psaf ssss sssj,n.r-
Strange 10 say
WA another
N the way.
What q heaven
vanished then
Nou we're seven,
That VA many
Years ago.
Ron Tea any
~Bdiinors Every Saturday
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

or equity brought by . citizen Of
one State Against another State.
This amendment prevented suits
by citizens against States, but LETT
the decision updisturbed that - 70
contracts msde BY her. sSnte IN
the9 Union. - not sovereign. T4o
sane doctrine lust reafnrmo4 ID
Msrray W. Tho CITY q Co.,
ton. Y. rs
The jurisdictioa - ths e0psvgnei
Court Of the UnitsI 0&akss assioB
States 10 given BY the Ceaetituttoo
q the United States. IL has boou
aaserted In many ways toe diflereot
csuses Of actiOu In Controvefsy b.
tween States: and iuAsmuch -
Q State II not sovereign In regard to
her contracts, and also that she can
be sued In. che Aopssups C00vt ~
another state, = reuaatps psooably
to he sssr how Sse ths pS~er ~ tbe
Federal judiciary can 6e applied In
. auit between States In . matter Of
debt
49, L. .t
II win Nave to Uset ~ 0ssstlss.
From the Weston Democrat
1t IL very evident from che Discus
sion that has been going on for some
time by the press Of this State and
that OF Virginia. that the Virginia
debt question will be forced upon
the consideration Of our next L-gis-
IRture The amount set apart by
Virginia several years ago ~ West
Virxinia's share Of the debt, with
the interest that has accum ulAfed
since that time will now amount to
nearly twenty millions Of dollars.
Some capitalists have 10 the lest
year been purchasing what 10 4 nowD
as Wet Virginia certificates, which
represent the amount OF the debt
allotted to this State and they will
no doubt make . desperate effort 10
induce the Legislature TO assume .
considerable nmount OF Ii.
Already our taxes are 80 high that
II Ia with great difficulty that the
agricultural rortiou OF our country
can pay them and TO add more tax
e. must seriously cripple the best
interests Of the State end It will
beside infiict y severe blow - ths
exertions now being tnaue TO induce
emigration to the State. II the tax
payers nf the State properly appre.
ciate the importance of the dander
that IL now threatening their inter.
eat, they will select their best men
to represent them In both branches
OF the Legislature At ths coming
| election,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05
Able to Settle Il Hsrseif.
. heelins RsGistsr.)

From the Wheeling RsGfstsro Eur
We regret to wee our Twelfth
street neiYhbor, che Evening Stan
dard, committing itssifiu favor Of q
references of the question Of West
virginia's liability Tor . portion of
the Virgi nia debt 20 . com mission
of outsiders. This u question which
West Virginia IL quite able I'd settle
for herself. She knows what she
paid into the treasury Of the old
State and what she drew out; aid
she also understands all her obliga.
tons In the premises. "a o5
Sines that little experiment. OF
settling the Presidency of the
United States by joint com mission,
the majority Of the people Of this
State feel quite a. safe In retaining
control Of their own affairs rs they
would were they TO delegate tho
control to some Joe. Bradley or Ju-
das Iscariot. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

Miss Kellogg says Newspaper men
are just like lemons-fiI only 70 be
squeezed a. much as possible, then
tossed aside. You just keep your
distance, Glars Kellogg. Police,
police = Bi9aLo Express. Fire I.
Thieves! Murder ! N =. ComRer'
eidi Quit He, be, be, ho, no Gil
out - Boston Globe. All On !!
Have done now, Clara Louise, We
bad 40 idea you we're go strong 10
the amigo sway you've Turn
bled our neck tie tsrribly-bssids
our wife is coming. --Boe1On C0mu'sr'
cial BtlIleia. Well, then, only one
now-sh h there, dog on it ali, Clara
you've walked the baby asrbeye'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

the Old Mother Com mon wealth
better let "wsll enough" alone?
This view Of the matter Ne suRg~at
To the editor 81 the Alexandra Ga.
sette - one shat has escaped him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

Flies arrived An Danbary ct
twenty minutes pact Eve e'elOek,
Sunday mogs&ng. Next % . cream
jug, the favofits resort Of . hy ka
bed rsom where the clothes are not
long enough 70 color both ends Of
the neepeF simultaneously sSDuH'
bssgys Nsi0s, = stnss sslsl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

AN4ps y. Ct,ae ~, coiisetlaAs inside ssdpsy,sn
u ssmttted.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

W. ". tv,NEtt 4, haiiafa. ls,e stand IN nah.
rad strssl,
vi n. NttNl1E, IN MaFAes sssrvs ~ess " tas
~ e. WAIatNN. tAfA ssrrss, rasi ~ him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

1iiis standard article n compound.
II With The greatest enrc.
lts effects nre ~ wonderful nnd M
satisfactory N ever.
II restores glny OF fadDd hair 10 IL
youthful color.
II removes NIL crnptions, itching
anil daMltnii. II gives tile lcnd u
cooling. soothing sensation of preni
comfort, md The scalp by IT. nse
becomes wliIie and Glenn.
l,y liz ionlc properties II restores
the capilIar, glands 10 their normal
stgor. preventing badness, anil mnk-
Ing tie i,air rfow thick md strong.
A. u dressing. nothing Inns been
found - elIrcinul Or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MD, State Assaycr
n Massachusetts, says. .l'ln cam.
siiiuents nIc lslre. nnL carefully ~.
leetel for excellent quality md |
consider II tin lissT PREPARATION
for IT. intended purposes"
Prise, 0ss OSIlaS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

Az old tramp said 10 Pittsburgh 70.
porter would rather walk Nil day
and have plenty " rat than 10 manual
labor. have worked occasionally, hut
it'a very hAr,l On my constitution. Moth.
Ing Hgrccs will, me- ~ we'll ~ iramping
through Tie country, that IL, u ! nm fell
well. y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

The interest received haa hren IN Iol.
Iowa.
On INIT AsasA* kssy,t@ s...48s ty,ts48ts ,ast
On rain s'.astf attrefsB .4tet.454+ III lta vs III
T1Al 48tstes sE4ff4s VIZ Jss,ssN n
This n MT all. Ihe Government NJ,
only hut Tie banks IT. credit. ~ TINT
they u once drew ~ their vnuii. dcposi,s
which have averaged elktD, OOO. OOO. lint
They 9ase ilc banks tl,e chartered uriIs
~ loan these sl4l1~iis. NJ, tLHl tLe NJ
Gr~9stn III their Iu~nn Inv. averaged M,
Sutn ~ o763, ~. I'M, which, makpn iIn
amount VI their ipah- ~ the,,
dsIsO~itS e1;y3, 2tO, lHU. witch n nj
pr cent lHr anlun -tl,ai baing tI.f pr.
oeniagr ILL., Comptroller II tl,r Gnrr.1oy
reports tho hunks 10 have realized ii,
thAis l0ans- ~makGG Tho annual auln ~
thsjs interest o. their deposits ~, M.
500. - that the nalional.bauk Inter-
~ account % ~ Investment u sig7,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

WE1ssTEM MOuAE. corner Vim ana High
ktfANtA.
sTls,TMkn HOurt. opposite In i,,~..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

1'Ii< elegant preparation mny III
relied ~ ~ change tin rnlor ~ hc
lizard from grny ~ NJ, ntl.., ,,.lrsir-
mile hI,nir, Ii brown III llncl., III Lis.
c1etinn |, Il aasly applied, being III
one preparation, and quickly and II.
iaalually produces d permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wal, ~.
nassahelsre6 ~ \. ?. MALL 4 o.,
NASHUA, Nh.
~ = r omo1oa - oontem = uollGloeos
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-12

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OF the dying woman, did not understand
Inc 4anguag by which they conyersed. bpt
presently, after taking another stimuIant
The woman turned to me, and said.
Mrs. Hayden | give YOU bnck vorr
child this is your klttie. Mi3on, +bo,
woman is your mother 'A
Can l describe the scene that ollouod .
Bonnie, now a tall boy of twelve, was
called in, and his father. 1t WINS tn mn n
glad reunion, but the children were almost
bewildered.
We turned to thank the woman for her
tardy Justice, but the troubled spirit had
He'd ; SO we took our children and returned.
Il think the stars shone on no happier
mothers heart than mine that night.
THE children were as two young Indi-
ans; so we kept them at school for years.
and now, my dears, there is no more beauti.
full woman than your mother.r
But the will, grandma, where Is all
that wealth ?"
The will is in the little leather pouch.
There is no one to decipher it, and without
the viii we can get nothing
She brought me the paper, which con-
tanned only q drawing Of we could NOT tell
words. wv
Did Uncle Ben ever learn Spanish ~ /
asked. you said he could speak several
languages"
u think not, grandma said.
"Then l will study it. I piR nersr rest
until 1 find that tcin"
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ROPE

Address JOHN A. ROEBLING'S SONS
manufacturers, Trenton, N. j.. or III Liberty
street, New York. Wheels and rope for con
veying power long distances. Send for cir
cular. jyl9d3m
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Above brand OF left hip. Young
stock, on left hip and side, waddle on
the nose. Also OWE OH on left side.
Horse brand, J on left shoulder, two
inch letter.