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The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27
G. R. FLIPpEN, Mayor.
tsSpv NDrrNr NJ, o.

A reply to the above, from Mayor
Pierce, authorizing the Mayor of Mem
phis to draw on him at sight for sl,5Oo,
was Immediately forwarded. Such acts
OF generosity on the part OF Boston will
do much to fill up the hideous chasm
that has so widely and so long sundered
the East and the South.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
Representative,
JOHN J. BURROW.
County Clerk,
L.C. .SOUTHMAYD.
Shelf.
THOMAS w. DAVIS.
County Judge.
BEN. DECHERD.
Treasurer.
A. j. WARD.
Surveyor,
d. DICKSON.
Assessor,
L. B. VINsANT.
Coroner.
A.C TURMAN.
.
Justices-Van Buren,.
CHAs. F, HARVEY, w. J. ALEXANDER. JouN
MARzoLL, JASPER PENTHOUSE
- Constablc-Van Buron,
JOSEPH G. PEEVY.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27
JoHN NJ. MoCARTHY.

We are credtably informed that one
Of the candidates who went before the
Democratic Convention of this County,
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff,
and pledged to abide by the decision OF
that body, is now employing himself in
electioneering with Republicans, in be-
half of judge Chaplin, a republican can
didate for the office of County Judge,
using rs an argument that such course
is the only chance to electa Republican
to county office. This appears to us
like being doubly dyed traitor to all par
ty obligations and honest principle
[ Alma Herald
As there were five candidates before
the convention the Herald should not
hesitate to speak out, and give the name
of the one referred to. 1t is due the de-
mocracy of the county, and it is as well
due the other candidates that were be-
fore the convention that the Herald
should speak out
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

'I'HE undersigned have this day formed a
l. copartnersEip, under the firm name and
style OF
SIIiBLEY, MOORE * CO..
and have purchased from Mr., ID. c, WILLIAMS
his entire Stock of Goods. We will continue
the business ut the OLD STAND, aud hope TO
merit and receive share Of the patronage
SO literally bestowed on the old house.
W. II. II SHIRLEY.
u. ". MOORE.
GEORGE WOOD.
Aug. 1st, ISIS If
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

The following dispatch was received
in Boston, on the Goth inst.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 20, 1878
We are sadly afflicted, and unable to
supply the wants Of our poor. Can Bos-
ton help us
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

na" Talk with your neighbors, dem
ocrats, and let not vote bo lost, next
Monday.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27
NJ A Il Il l Il D f..

TH-MADDEN-ln Van Buren, on the
ID inst, by the Rev. j. G. Kennedy, JOHN
SMITH and EIIzABETn MADDEN.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27
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Es- The yellow fever lays out our
friends.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

Eg Two cases ofycllow fever at Hell
ena. One young lady, from Memphis,
died, and tho other was taken across the
riyer
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

EF The Alma Herald has new hand
at the editorial bellows" Who is it =?
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

E1s- Portions of Connecticut have suf-
ferei from violent tornadoes, during the
past month.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

Eg- Until Mr.. NJ. G. Lemley's atten-
ton was called to the attack on him in
the Alma Herald, he had declined to
yield to the solicitations of his many
friends to allow his name to be used as
Justice of the Peace. We are now au-
thorized to say that he 'oW be a candi-
date learning that Capt. W. J. Alexander
who was prominent before the people as
Il Justice, declined to be candidate. Rec
olloct that MoscsC, Lemlcy IS a candidate
for Justice Of the Peace for Van Burcn
township.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

nas" Trains going East are as empty
as church contribution box.
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

There were fifty new cases and ten
deaths yesterday. There is great de-
preston on account of the increase.
Capt j. D. Elliott died last night and
Phil. Burton, both of yellow fever. Gen.
W. j. Smith is said to be very low with
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

JSo. N. GILKEsoS JAS. NJ. SLoss
The Van Buren press., 1878-08-27

at 3nrcn, Ark April 90, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
IVThe crop Of hogs the present sea

The crop Of hogs the present sea-
son, 1877 '78, will be the largest ever
known in the west The number pack
ed IN Chicago and other city packing
points this season, mp TO February 23,
was 4,747,000. In five days more, on
the lst OF March, when the packing sea-
son ends, there will he 100000 more
(abou. say 100000 in all. Last
year, at the same points, there were
packed 3,5SS.000 increase, 1,4I2.OOO
This increase is in the city packing
points alone. Add to this the increase
in number packet ut the country points.
and the increase in tho weight over last
year. and the addition win he over |,
100000 head. The total crop will be
as follows: packed in the city, 5000. g.
OOO; in the country. 100000; total
packed, 6,S00.OO0. The increase in the
Middle and Eastern States is immense.
and tho hogs Of the latest and best kind.
Indeed the corn crop Of the past two
years has been so large that a very large
crop Of hogs had to follow. All OF this
will he very important 10 consumers. as
low prices-very low-for pork pro-
ducts must he the result.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
WThc reconciliation Of silver will

~ The reconciliation Of silver will
not reyolutionizo trade 1t will not. as
the Graphic says, bring about good
times at once but it will serve as n
brake on the wheel Of disaster; it will
probably stop any further shrinkage.
substitute hope for despair, re viye cred.
il and turn rs from darkness toward a
better time WAe,L Stand.
IVThe sccdless orange Of Brazil is
the best iu the world. II cannot bo
shipped on account Of the thinness OF
the skin, and will not grow anywhere in
the United States.
SrEUCE ny LrGurNIvG.-We learn
that during the thunder storm on Sun.
day Mr. Jacob Rosenbcrger's barn.
about seven miles west Of Winchester.
was struck Ivy lightning and a valuable
horse killed The barn was not set on
fire. Such losses have not been uucom.
mon during The last two or three years
but wo have never bad 70 record ono so
early in the season. - Wmcbes,e T.u,s,
Hgyci 6.
50 Last year was the best year f.r-
mers ever had in tho United States,
and thus far the prospects for n good
wheat crop this year IS very Battcrnig,
Farmers are beginning 10 pillow for corn
and oats EI.
lVThey are having great foods in
California, and consequent destruction
OF much valuable property The loss
already IS estimated 1t $40 100000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

A DEPLoRABLE SIrUATIoN.-The fl
nancial condition Of the State of Virgin
in, as represented by its auditor OF &C :
counts. is indeed deplorblc. lie states
that there are but one hundred and three
dollars in the treasury, that tho State
owes the banks already SITS, 900 Dor
rowed money, and they refuse further
loans that the taxes are all paid in
coupons which are are at 80 per ct. dis
count that he has no money with which
TO pay the per diem OF members Of the
Legislature or other current expenses.
and that he can run the State govern
ment not an hour longer. He recon-
nends, in order to avoid dead lock
that the Legislature provide for the pay.
ment OF the license tax in money only.
In the meantime the State institutions
and the Legislature will have to shift for
themselves. Evidently the Legislature
within the few days left to it has in this
70 and the State debt question. grave re-
sponsipility TO deal with which, it is
hoped, it will meet with creditable Wig
or end discretion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
Dissolution.

THIS day, by mutual consent, the
Co-partnership heretofore existing be .
tween Geo. II. Polling, < B. l. Harm
son, is Dissolved, y. l. Harrison, pur-
chasing The entire stock and ASSUMING
oil the debts Of said firm.
GEORGE II. POLLING.
BlON J.. UARNISON.
TV'All persons irdebtc q To- sal firm
will please come forward, and pay ND
at once. n Nr. llarmison is anxious to
close up his busipess. Yours truly.
GEO IT, POLLING.
Romney. March. Z. 1873.
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w EST VIRGINIA, TO wiz:

At Rnles held ~ the Clerks OfRce Of the Cir
cuit Uourt Of jsrnpshirs county, on the 6rsi
Monday In March, 1873
John q Monroe Plainuh,
re.
Jacob u CornWell and Mary r his wife. Urisb
Blue, Eliza =. Blue, Olivia n Blue. Narv v
Blue, John l. Blue, and Alexander Blue De-
fsndans ~ CHANCERY
The object OF this suit is 10 have partition
among those entitled thereto, ~ the lands of
which jesse Monroe died seized and possessed
10 said county.
And 10 appearing from an affidavit fled, that
the defendant, Alexander Blue. IS a non-resi-
dent OF the state Of sst Virginia, n is order
ed that he said non-rSsideri de1endant Do ap-
pear ai ne utSi Rule day, held in said o8ice
on The hrst Monday in April next. snd DO What
.s necessary 20 protect bis interest 10 this suit
-Tssto
V. VI. POLLING. c C. enc.
March 8, l575-3w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

EVA disastrous fire took place at
Hot Springs, Ark, Monday night, des-
troying all the principal part Of the town
from the express office to Malvern Cross,
ing, including the telegraph Office, the
Hot Springs Hotel, American House.
Earl Hotel. and the largest business
houses of the place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

t-V Jacob y. Brown, Of Hancock CO..
had the misfortune To have his barn
burned one day last week with all its
contents. including some valuable blood.
ed stock. Loss put down -. 900. and
no insurance charged TO tramps.-
Well7burg Herald.
tR'Dr. Pond, Of Il Itland, Vt. has Ia
vented a delicate machine, which. appli.
ed to tie wrist, records in lines the move.
ments Of the pulse. The instrument is
called the "Sphygmograph"
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sF The Rev. Alpheus Wilson, d. d.,
has been appointed by Bishop Kava-
naugh to the presiding c!dership OF the
East Baltimore District. Methodist
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late Rev. Dabney Bali 1t is under
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

BURIED ALIyE.-A Nr. Davis, OF Med.
ford, Mass, a short time ago. while s!av
ing fell backward upon the fpor. and
vas pronounced dead. As he had cx-
pressed fears that lie might hc bu1ie,l
alive, the body was kept several days in
the house end carefully watched. The
remains were carefully buried at: Maiden.
After the funeral the widow aud her
daughter, who reside in different houses,
on q certain night dreamed That the sse-
cease was buricl alive, and was trying
TO release himself from the grave. They
told their dreams to each other. AMI fin.
ally caused the grave ~ he opened. To
the horror of all, the corpse was found
lying on its sije. and the top OF the cas-
ket broken. showin! that tie man had
made strenuous eirOr.s to escape death
10y sufJcatiOn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

SUPERlOR Turkish Morocco vaIisses and
) = Iioc covered Trunks-for sale bv
GlLKESON, PUGH & VANCE.
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,E<he s. wv hitess

sowing Machine Is the easiest selling and best
slusiNtng in The market ~ has very large
shuttle makes the lock stitch is simple in
construction light-runuing, and almo 81
no,se'ess II is almost impossible for other IN n
chinss to sell in pInEcr competition With The
WHITE Agents Wanted. Apply for terms To
White Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland, y.
~ EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDS, with
~ name, 10 cent?, post paid. l.. JONES 4
CO., Nassau, n. Y.
90 MIXED CARD, with meme 10 cts.
~ pos, paid. Samples ) cts J MlSKER 4
CO., Nassau, \ Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

tVEx-Senator Il. f Wade died ut
his residence, jefferson, Ohio, on Sat~
urday morning last. MIR. Wade was
born in Springfield, Mass, October %.
1900, and worked a5 a farmer or laborer
in summer and as n school teacher in
winter, unit! he was Lwenty.six years OF
age. when he began the study of law in
Ohio, and was admitted to the bar in
1928. Seven years later he was elected
prosecuting attorney OF Ashtabula coun.
ty, and two years after to the State Sen.
ate, to which he was twice reelected
In l0i7 he was chosen presiding Judge
of the third judicial district Of the State.
and in 1881 was elected n United States
Senator, and reelected in 1857 and
1868. While in the Senate he was \
strong anti'slavery man. In 1852 he
voted. with only five others Senators, to
repeal the fugitive slave law; opposed
and voted against the abrogation Of the
Missouri compromise, and after tho g.
lection Of Lincoln, in 1860. was one OF
the biiterest opponents to any reconcil.
iation between the North and South.
During the whole war he was constant
~ urging sharper measures in its con
duct, and was unwavering in his dcuun.
citation Of the South. After the assas-
sination OF Lincoln IN 1868, lac became
President pro TEN. OF the Senate and
acting Vice-P President Of the United
States, and in March. 1867, he was elect.
81 President ofthc Senate. In 1871 he
was one ofthc San Domingo eommiss-
toner's, and was member Of the con,
vonJion which nominated Mr.. Hayes for
the presidency.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
South 3yanel 9ntrlliscnesr.
RoNEMY. FRIDAY, MARCH 8. 1873.

IVCol Marshall Mcdonald, forinely
of this place, Professor OF Mineralogy
and Geology in the Virginia Military
Institute at Lexington Va. has been ape
poiDted Fish Commissioned Of that State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
Humboldt's Description Of an
Earthquake.

The grea. traveller gives an interest
inc account Of the first earthquake lie
witnessed. 1t was ~ Cumeua. IN South
America. The FIRST shock came after n
strange stiffness. H. caused an earth
quake in he mind. for it overthrow ~ n
moment all his lifelong notions about
the safety of tue earth. lie could no
longer trust the soil which up to that
dav hal felt 50 firm under li+ feet lie
had only one thongh'-- universal, bound
less destruction J., IN the croc'dilcs
ran from the river CrJuoGp howiinr into
the woods the dogs and pigs zero pow.
.erlcss with fear. ] Gc whole city cmel
the hearth Of destruction The houses
could not shelter, for they were falling
in ruins lie turned to tie trees. hut
they we're oycrthrown. lIis next thought
was to run TO the mountains, but they
were reeling like drunken men. lie then
looked toward the sea. Lo! it hal fed
and the ships. which a few minutes be-
fore were. in deep water. were rocking
on the bare sand. lie tells us that. he.
ing then at his wits end. lie looked mp.
and observed that heaven alone was per.
Iectly calm and mistaken.
HE Next 70 the grea. Presidential
fraud Of 1876, may be named the priv.
lege granted Congressman 10 send eve
~ thing they desire through the United
States mail. free. whilst the country pa
pers are compelled TO prepay postage
on each and every newspaper sent out
side the county where IL is published.
This moustrous iniquitT should not be
tolerated. Tho press everywhere should
cali for the abolition Of this absurd law.
~ Pm Negrs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
PRINCIPLES ABOVE MEN

Reaching all classss OF all shades ~ pol ,rical
opinion, and Of all secis and creeds, the aim n
FiE sun is To do justice Ia all and 10 be 10.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

EgA terrible tornado. 400 yards wide
swept through Casey county, Ky. Satur.
day. The family of Vincent Wesley.
consisting of himself, wife, two grown
daughters and boy, and VIM Taylor,
q neighbor stopping at his house, were
lilled by the destruction or the house
Another man had his collar bone crush-
ed. Mrs. Wcsley's body was blown
400 yards, and the two daughters so
yards. The latter were found locked
in each others arms. Dwellings, stables
and out houses were literally blown
away and sclttere in pieces. The
dwelling anil outhouscs of r. Floyd were
destroyed, and the wife OF John +. Nor.
gan killed. A number OF other houses
were destroyed, with fences, trees, sc.
Many horses, cattle, poultry and other
stock were killed. The pecuniary dam.
age is not less than $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

CorSrEEFETT TRADE DULLAHs. We
~ cleyerly executed and therefore very
dangerous counterfeit trade dollars have
been put IN circulation within few days
ON comparison with the genuine coin IL
will be found that the bogus trade dollar
ore pInkish white in hue. They NAV be
readily detected by this peculiaritv in
color The milling Of the counterfeits
are nearly perfect, but there arc slight
traces o. a mould I'm which the coin
has been rgn. visible on the edge; il is
also light IN weight. and will not rebound
much when sounded However. no bo-
gus coin larger than q dime will rebound
to any extent however hard il MAJ hc
struck on q wooden surface.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08
NEW ADVERT SEMENrS.
Organ for Sale.

Mrs. MARY..S. BOwLES. o6srs Cor sale !,
tN1 an excellent Organ very good teens !.
u Is as good As new. hsviur been used very
lite. IL his sir stops aud ocisves and a swee,
tone. Its pitch can be raised or lowered by
means OF all the modern improvements II
would srit for Ch,rch Nusia Call and ace IL
Romney, March ist, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-08

~ The laity Of the Protestant Epis,
copal Convention held at Charlestown
this state. on Friday last, confirmed the
action Of the clergy in clccting Roy.
George w Pcterkin, rector Of Memorial
Church Baltimore. rs bishop OF The Pro-
tcstont Episcopal diocese OF West Vir-
g.uia. u will Ice several months before
Tie determination Of the standing com.
mittccs OF tho various dioccscs can be
reached but tits expected the selection
will meet with an almost unanimous con.
frma,iou
tVThc Senate. pI Monday ,1-, con
sdcrcd tho claim OF Nr samuel G.. Lud.
dinZjou, OF frankfort, Greeubricr couu.
ty.for supplies furnished during the war.
10 The amount Of So 800 Nj LuIdiug,
TON one OF The lara. -lo.lraiscr. OF
|roauH..r county
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BllGUorc MI.