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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

Trout. "A party Of gentlemen from
Washington. u. c.. who we're stopping
with Mrs. Dealxins. at Fort Pendleton,
two Jecks ago. caught dUriAg their VS.
it, J, 40 trout. many OF which we're each
over one foot in length. Crpt Phelps
and DE-. perrett also causht,s20 trout in
North Branch, Sc of which measured
over one foot in length each. and
DemoclH.
E7rThe Circuit Court for Berkeley
county adjourned, a few days ago. af-
ter I've weeks session. The pay of
jurors FOR the term aggregated about
about $1,000.
E5T Ros. aIr. FLErcuEn, of Beverly.
has accepted the call of the Central
Pee tesian Church in Clarksburg and
will enter upon his duties as its Pastor.
III Jnly.
Ca There is no more despicable crea.
turc on tho face of the earth than an
anony nous letter writer.
sTCan man fy2 asks the New
York Express? Ask some bank cash
ier in Canada.
IVA unique garni.ure for the neck
is bird Nesting in lace.
EUM Make yourself necessary. young
man, and your success is certain.
cIrhe military jacket is one Of the
late styles ior'young ladies.
~ The greatest want Of the day, ia
the want OF, funds.
RIteumcfism Quickly Cured.
'Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the
great Internal Medicine, will positively
cure any case of rheumatism on TIC
face Of the earth Price 81 bottle, six
bottles, So. Sold by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists. Don't fail TO sen d
for circular to Ilelpenstine &c Bently
DrrIgeist. Washington, d. c.
tS-The bridegroom now wears q wed
ding ring as well as tire bride.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

SUcOBssFUI..S UReioAn O?EIArfoN.-
Last "Wednesday Dr.. w. +. Funden-
berg, of Cumberland. NIL, operated for
the removal OF the left eye bali from
Mr.. JOS. Schrock, WHO lives in Roxbury
this county. Mr.. Schrock lost the sight
Of his eye from n shooting cracker be-
ing thrown into it about. sevcntccn
months ago. The eye lad bean COM
slant sourco of trouble TO h.ul. ever
since tic hurt, and lately Tie pain be-.
came excessively severe, and the sight
Of his right eye began to fail rapidly.
1t was necessary to remove tho bal one
at ouco to save tile good ono. which OPP
erai ION was successfully performed, the
patient being thoroughly under The in.
iuonce ofether.s lie returned home on
Saturday, having fully recovered from
the effects of the operation. The DR..
was ably assisted by Dr. Henry Bru-
baker, Of this town. Somerset Ia.
he. qH,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

REM. Hyde Benton, a. NJ. President
of the poiytechnic Institute, New Mar,
ket. Shenandoah county, Virginia, deliy.
ell two Lectures here. during the past
week. One OF them was on Chemistry
accompanied by number ofiuterestinc
and successful experiments, and well
caiculatedto awaken n taste for the pur.
suit OF this, the most interesting, useful
and progressive OF the Experimental
Sciences. The chemistry of common
Lille has become . knowledge almost in
dispensable TO the farmer and hoase-
Keeper, and every effort TO bring IL TO
popular attention deserves creditabie
mention and approval. Prof. B. is able
and accopsk,hed, superior teacher, d,
practical scicutist and analyst, and We
have reason to consider his school at
New Market, as one Of great advantages
AMI utility, in preparation for our high.
or Universities. lie deserves, and we
wish him, great success in his meritori-
Gus labonrs, believing that he is doing
no common service TO the cause of sound
learning and the best scientific instruc-
ton. OF his lectures it may he proper
~ said, that they should he patronized
by oil friends Of the diffusion OF knowi-
edge, the most.useful and practical, and
particularly by the young Of both sexes,
in whom il is SO desirable that taste
for the experimental! scien ces should he
early formed and cultivated Tie ten
deney of our age is to advance and
promote the comfort and happiness Of
mankind, by tie utilities of practical
science, forever adding new discoveries
10 its existing resources. And TO the
devout mind surely the works Of nature
must ever form the most attractive s.u
dy. because they are the handiworks Of
Him who doeth ali things wisely and
we'll and whose wisdom, beneicence.
and tender care of his creatures they do
so remarkably. illustrate. 'frhe unde-
yout astronomer is mad" and every man
who peruscs the Book OF Nature with
out q sense Of Proyidental wisdom aud
design appears equally defective in some
inner sense, that no education can sup.
ply.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

RS The Town Council, ct its meet.
ng on Saturday night, ut last dctermin-
cd 10 iuaugnrate its Water Works. The
reservoir was ordered to DO erected and
.ertain trenches dug for the pipes, and
tho Committee on Water was ordered TO
receive proposals for the work, and to
attend to-otler preliminaries. This is
q good step in tho right direction.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

CY- The military jacket is one Of the
late styles for'young ladies.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
for long time was demon.
stratUr Of anatomy in the
Medical College 0f Csor.
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the gusras-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackcry.
lie has Encccedcd n
combining Co them the
heretofore autarCgi Sc
quaiitics Of q sfrfEgi4 A.
fHg,bsrcstUe, aida pm
iIvIHg Tonic.
Their frs apparent e.
feet is 10 inCrca the ar-
petite b. causing tine food
10 properly agsimiiate
Thus The system IS u1ur.
ishcd, and Nv their toni.
action onthc digestive or.
gaus, regular and healthy
evacUn.iOns are Produced.
The Eyiiity with which
eSgsofs GaFS on fegh,
while urdcr Tire influence
Of these pills, d itself IN.
dica.es ihcir adaptatiiity
u nourEh the body, and
hence their cdcacI Ia cur
log nervous debility, mel
anCholy, dy.pepsia, vast.
ing Of ire muscles, slug
gishness Of the liver.
chronic constipation, and
rg,h 70 the system sold
imrsy Street, New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

IT5 Rev. We. Baker, ef Sta.nton,
whose departure from that city, ON fl OF,
Thutsllay, lie 18th inst. was noticed
in list weeks indicator, arrived safely
AZ this place Saturday afternoon last.
lie was accompanied by his son. Both
looked rs fresh and vigorous "a If they
had hut taken pleasant little walk in
stea Of forty-six-milc tramp. They
were somewhat disappointel at their
trunk not arriving Oh time. Highland
Rcco,d-r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

tho Rev. Geo. w. Finley, pastor Of that
Chirel, will preach in Che 81. e. Church
south, on Sabbath next ut II o'clock.
ana also at night.
RS The Town Council, ct its mect~
ing on Saturday night, ut last dctermin.
cd TO naHsnrate It's Water Works. The
reservoir was ordered to DO erected and
.ertain trenches dug Tor the pipes, and
Tho Committee on Water was ordered to
receive proposals for the work, and to
attend to-otIer preliminaries. This is
good step in tho right direction.
rzy'We return thanks 10 Prof. Miller
and bis Band for a serenade on Tues
day evening last. We are informed
Chat this baud was only organized in
February last. it being composed prin-
-Pauy Of the young men of our town
and % IS our pleasure to congratulate
g.os Miller on his success as a leader
and instruc.or-thoy certainly play we'll
sc wish them continued prosperity.
4asjc to rs, is always acceptable; but
on tho night refcrtcd to above, it was
especially regtaeaing and rostful as VIC
we're tired in mind and body.
~ Mr.. FL. Smith, son Of the late
2tr5. Mary T. Smith, so we'll known in
oar Community. called 20 sec us q few
days ago, on his homeward trip from
Ganplen sydney College, whore lie was
81 s.uienL last year apd from where he
tolls us he carries, ii honor. mc3al
E|, locks well aud was in q happy
hov Of spirits. We hope ho may be
enabled to- co@peta sis .ceneeiate
coarse, and grow56n an hoaorca and
useful man.
sgr +
ALMOST = 5EI0-s ACCI0ENr.-On
Tuvsdy last as Mrs. FolalAN INsRnrr.
hey itt,ie son and hor sister Miss Z. L.
EANs, we're oa tAeiE sgsy TO -tIiis-ptGce,
in q one horse wagon, Che ladies driving.
Che horse took fright al piece of'paper
winch the wind was carrying in.front Of
thom, anl very suddcnly backed the
wagon i,s occupants and himself over
considerable prceiVise, tufntag the
wagon completely, upsidt down, from
which hc broke loose. with the4wo front
wheels and ran towards llorar. The Ia.
dies "eco very much bruised, Miss gBlicn
received enc cut onhqr heal f#om stsi's-
,.s stone, aal' lf94-tet @riss badly
a..a.rcI 5Ir5. Iuskee2 ls~.i-4ier agcle
injured Il was ,noasiliatfow .esdapo
.u as'sn. dcatj lFcs,r2. -hsd gotten
.a to SCI The oh'cFS kIfeh 9Sai3a lthe
..'Ea. and was not in1La upset. Per
. aHout h5 ,cCr care. al .atpQl drop.
..g o. arowj8g ptpCEE,Jng tho roads
-eIh2 West Firsiqie Press Associa.
.gl a-'l @c,.in-.at Grafton 5a rlhrs.
ar o: ias, week ln1 roo-ganized after
ag.s o.lareo year5. .Qhilo apunhcr
..a newspapers wore rep1sscntol.-
..- G. @ seaods.l, OF palclsjur., ac.
..t President. THO ncys meeting
.a.. hell ia The city of BAgol,ag on
-a ... Thursday to Juae, 1879.
- few days siaco We heard the
ola carriage passing rapidly by (;
W looking oal sc bcAold "Saliy Hop
the veteran mare formerly the
....s oltao late COL David Gibson,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-06-28

SnEEP-wORRYING DoGs.-Lanl and
Water gives plan for curing Sheep
worrying dogs, which we lhink may be
more ctGcctual with young dogs than old
ones. IL says: Wrap narrow strip
Of sheep. skin that has much wool on it
round the dogs lower jaw. tic wool out
wards. aud faslen IL SO that lie cannot
get rid OF it. Put this on him for n few
times only and there is chance that he
will become rs thoroughly Disguised as
ever you could wish with every animal
Of the race whose coat furnishes su3!
odious mouthfuIs bat prevention being
better than cures, pay great attention TO
your dogs morals during the lambing
sea on. Dogs not lei away by ctil com
partnership rarely commence thoir DC
prcdatIOns upon sober, full-grown sheep.
In ninety nine cases out OF n hundred.
thcy have previously yielded TO the
great temptation Of running down some
risky lamb. whose animated gamboI5
seem to court pursuit"
esy- Mrs Sarah Hopkins Owens. da0gh-
ter Of tic late col David Gibson. who
has been on visit to hor friends in tlis
town and vicinity for some days past
has returned ~ her homo in pcunsylra.
mia She carries with her tic best wish
es OF her many friends
80 The Democrats o' Miucril county
will assemble IN Convention at Ecvscr
on July 23gJ. 70 select delegate To- Che
Congressional aaI Senatorial Goayca
lions.
IL Captain d. II. Daugaer.v has ,r-
uyuuccl himself 1s candidate .r
Clor', OF Lhc Cour, Of Tcnllel9u county
lJ'Whcn q man gets so dog-concl
poor that be cant pay TO- D.. uns Ya-
pc. I,c gets few moro ic. o..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20

Rowing Association second. Time 1la30.
The fourth race, junior single scull, one
mile and return. four entries, was won by
Fleming of Moline, time 1881; Billings OF
the Calumet second. time 17:303 Daling-
ton, of Chicago, third. time l8:l3f. Eddy
of Chicago pulled out after rowing about
half mile. Beask. of Peoria, who had
entered for this race, did not start on
account of being temporarily crippled by
accident. For the tub race, fifty yards,
which closed the days programme, there
were sixteen entries and ten starters. Ii
was very amusing and was won by Charles
Barnard of the Molines, William Welch,
of ST. Louis, was the only other whC
reached the finish, all the others having
tipped out on the way.
The races tomorrow will be the senior
four-o cared shells, four enries; junior
double sculls, one entry-the Madison
boat club; four. cared gigs, two entries
senior single sculls, two entries. and {
swimming race concluding with the Com
modore's review. In the evening Their
will be promenade concert and distribu
tion of prizes and ball at Rouse's Hall.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
VERMONT

MONTPELIER, June 20.-The state
democratic convention organized to day
with Geo. L. Waterman chairman and re-
nominated w. FL. III. Bingham for COVER
nor. Jerome w. Pierce Lieut.. governor,
and Geo. +. Royce of Rutland. treasurer
Resolutions congratulatlng the country
IN the restoration of home rule IN the
south and the overthrow of military COM
tiuation brought about in response to the
demand of the national democracy; and
the demand for retrenchment and economy
in the federal and state administration,
strict accountability Of all officials; honest
payment of the public debt; home rule. 90
federal interference in municipal or state
elections. just and equitable revenue tariff,
,ne currency for all, and
gradual substitution for greenbacks
for national bank bills. The reso-
lntions further state that 10 view OF the
overwhelming majority for the late candi-
date for president. that the thanks OF the
peonle are due the men whe originated
the present investigation of the electora
frauds, and that the revelations alrsad,
made before committee, eliminating the
secretary of the treasury and the repuo'
l;can senator from Ohio. leaves no room
10 doubt the wisdom of this investigation
and that while they would sanction nc
ossauIt unon the official title of Presiden
HAYES they urge the prosecution and pun
ishment of all who aided frauds by whlet
the presidency was wrested from the DE
mocTacy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
DIR. scHcNcKs PuLmoN1c SYRUP

SEA WEED Tonic AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-1hese
medicines have undoubtedly performed more cures
of Consumption than any other remedy known to
The American public. They are compounded of
vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which
csn be injurious to the human constitution. Olher
remedses advertised cures for Consump ion,
probably contain opium, which is somewhat dan
gsrous drug in all cases, and If taken freely by
consumptive patients, II must do great injury; for
Its tendency is to conAne the morbid matter in the
system, which, of course, must make cure impos-
sible. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted
not to contain particle Of opium; it is composed
| OF powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs, liver stomach, and blood and thus correct
all morbid secretions, and expel all the diseased
matter from the body. These are the OILY means
| by which Consumption can be cured, and as
| Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills are the only medicines which op-
crate in this way, it is obvious that they are the
only genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption.
Each bottle of this invaluable medicine is accom-
panied by full directions. DR.. Schenck is profess
sionally at his principal office, corner Siqth and
Arch Streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where
| all letters for advice must be addressed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20

The Senate amendment Of 1927. 500 to
construct building in Washington for the
printing and engraving bureau is retained,
but the Senate provision for the purchase
of the Freedman's bank building is stricken
out. The Senate item of 100000 for
commencing the north wing Of the new
state, war and navy department is agreed
to after reducing to $350,000. and the
amount for continuing work on the east
wing is compromised at $325,000 The
other items for public buildings are:
Evansville, Ind, S45O.000; Grand Rapids,
Mich, $4,000; Lincoln, Neb, $4,000;
Topeka. Kan, $4,000 is retained. The
Senate appropriation Of $250,O00 to
indemnify the States for enrolling and
equippiug troops during the late war is
stricken out. The Conference Committee
agreed to the Senate provision for the
payment of Capt Eads for the improve
ment of the south pass of the Mississippi
The Senate provisions for the construction
of free bridges across the Mississippi river
near Fort Smelling. Minn., are all retained
The Senate appropriation of $4,000 fol
the completion of the water power at Rock
Island Arsenal is retained.
Mr.. Atkins made the conference report
on the sundry civil appropriation bill
which was agreed to.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
To-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for Licensing Shooting
Galleries.

SECTION ]: Be IL o orddined by the city Council Of
The City Of Rock Island:
That from and after the passage and publication
hereof, 1t shall not be lawful, within the limits of
this city, for any person persons their agents
employees, to have, operate, maintain. or use, or
PEE NIT to be kept, maintained, used, for charge
hire, gain or profit, any shooting gallery room,
enclosure, or place Of resort for shooting with
pistols, firearms, air guns, any mechanical con-
trivance whatever or for pfactcing with the same,
or any thereof, In shooting at target, at q mark
or device of any kind, In or upon any grounds or
premises owned, occupied, used or controlled by
such person or persons, or In about any building
saloon. arcade, Pavilion basement open cover
ed enclosure located on said grounds or in anyway
communicating Herewith, without first having
obtained license therefor: which said license may
be granted by the mayor for term to expire with
the fiscal year, on payment bY the applicant of ht
sum of ten dollars per year.
SECTION 2. For every violation Of the provisions
OF this Ordinance, every person 80 offending shal
upon conviction be liable TO fine for each snt
| every offence in the sum Of not less than fvt
dollars nor more than twenty five dollars to be re
coverea in the same manner provided by Ordl
| nance Of said city for the recovery of fines ant
penalties, together with costs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20

Bulgarian question iu the congress was
again postponed, yesterday. because the
plenipotentiary to open the discussion was
not ready with his proposals. The powers
continue to act 10 groups, but not neces-
sarily in hostile sense. Austria and
England from one point of view and
Turkey from another oppose Russia's S
claims. Germany. France aud Italy adopt
a mediatory attitude. There can be little
doubt of a thorough understanding be-
tween England and Austria. or of the
likehhoodsof its continuance during the
entire deliberations.
DOubril, the Russian ambassador
has gone to st. Petersburg with a
a view ofinduciDg the Gar to sanction the
withdrawal of Russian forces from before
Constantinople.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. June 2O.-The operatives 10
the cotton mills at DorweD, Burnley,
Accrington. and Preston have generally
resumed work. Only the spinners at
Blackburn continue out.
LONDON, June 20.-It is the belief of well
informed politicians that either a general
election will occur next month, or the idea
OF the dissolution OF parliament will be
| abandoned,
PARIS. June 20.-President MacMahou
reviewed 10000 infantry and cavalry and
several batteries OF artillery at Long
| Champs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
Last Nights Dispatches.
ILLINOIS.

lAAl&N O1S'
PEORIA, June l9.--The first dag of the
first annual regatta of the Mississippi
Valley Amateur Rowing Association on
Peoria Lake enjoyed splendid weather
aud smooth water. Strangers arrived on
all trains during the day and soon filled
all the hotels to overhowing. The public
buildings, business blocks and private resi-
dences were profusely decorated with
flags and bunting. The yacht race
this morning was j failure, owing to the
lack of wind. Six boats started on time,
but they made such slow progress that
the race was declared off until to morrow
morLing.
The regatta races proper commenced at
three o'clock this afternoon, were witness
ed by over 10000 people, The shore for a
quarter of a mile above the start and
finish was thronged with people. A, 0.
| Downs. of Chicago, was referee; i. w
Gould, of Moline, Judge of the finish
Curtis, of Moline, Jones of Chicago, aDd
Wiley, of Burlington, judges at the upper
stakes, and John L. Cookie, of Peoria, w
r. Wiley, of Chicago, and Geo. Becker, oi
St. Paul, time keepers.
The first race, junior four cared shells
| one mllc dDu TetUIus olA CbtiIOSs WAC "oA
by the Sylvan Boat Club, of Moline. Time
Il3:I2I; Peoria second, time 1884; Mitch
ell Rowing Association, of Milwaukee
third. time 1883; Modoc Rowing Club, o
st. Louis, fourth. The Burlington creV
pulled out imme ediatey after starting hav
ing previously decided to loose because tw
of their regular crew had not arrived il
! the city, After the first quarter of
mile the Farragut crew, of Chicago
pulled out having come to the conclusion
that they would not win and they wante'
one of their men to save his strength TO
the double scull race which came nex'
The Peoria claimed foul. alleging tha
the Moline crew when rowing down wer
coached By Charles Barnard rowing nea
them in a single sculi, but the Moline
deny it and the Executive Committee wi
settle it. Peoria lost time by balk i
turning, TIE Milwaukees complain tha
their bow was sick aud uu6t to row th
The senior double scull, one mile an
return, two entries, was won easily b
RutIe. and Hyndman. of the Minnesot
Roat rClub, St. Paul. Time l4:l4l
Downs and Billings, of the Riverside Row
ing Club, Calumet second.
The third race. six-oared barges. mi
and a half straightway two entries, WI
! won by the Peoria club. the Burlingtc
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-20
Telegraph Brevities.

HARRISBURG, June 20,-Jo Isaac
and Peter Hawu, old men, were attacked
in their own house by two tramps, and
John and Isaac fatally beaten. The
house keeper was also attacked and the
house robbed OF four thousand dollars 10
bonds,
CINCINNATI, June 20,-A fire at James
town. Ohio, yesterday, destroyed tie Parker
House and several adj llning stores; loss
$4,000 insured 50 600.
ST. LOUIS June, 2O.-Henry J, Rede-
meyer, young man aged about p, shot
and instantly killed in d most premeditated
and cold blo0ded manner an old German
named Frank Hooss at corner Of Bremen
| and kossuth avenues, yesterday afternoon.
Redemeyer fired two shots. one ball taking
effect in base of the brain, the other 10 the
heart. The murderer was arrested; the
cause OF the act is said to lie some trivial
grudge against Enss OF two years standing
PlTTsBURG, June, 20 The single scul
race between Evan Morris of this city and
Edward Howlon of Toronto will take place
on Hutton course twelve miles above this
city at 4; 80 this afternoon.
| FAIRBURG His. June 20.-The Demo
cratic Congressional Convention OF the
of. .the eighth district, yesterday, n0mina'
ted f. NJ. Shaw of Lacon by acclamation
AUBURN, n. Y, June % The referee
states Dempsey refuses to row the rae,
over with Courtney. A compromise is tt
be arranged.
LONDON, June 2O.-The Gold Cup "a
Ascot was won by Vernevii
ANNAPOLIS. Md, June - The grad
uating. exercises of the naval acadeD!
were held to day, and passed off pleasantly