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Chancery sale Of Real Es'ate.

FUh fAhIlIIVNs
No 3I43, R.-Cbaneery Court of Shelby county
William Denies vs.. Cora In-e It al
10y virtue of an interlOeutoTy decree for sale e.
d tered in the above cause on the 18TH day OF
February, 1879, Il. B. %, page PSI, VIII sell, AZ
nnblic aIcfion 10 the highest BIDDER IN front OF
the Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse building
Main street. Memphis, Tennes see, on
saturday, 6garch ), 1879.
within legal hours the following described properly
10 wit: Situated 10 the Taxing District (Mempnls),
Shelby county, Tennessee at the southwest inteTsec
tIon of Second and Jackson streets, fronting the
west side of Second street 81 feet zip inches, and
the south side of Jackson street 40 feet.
Terms of SaIe-O e-thlTd cash: balance In SIX
and twelve rnonths-pUTchaseT giving bond bearing
interest Lien retained, etc.
This February Is. 1879
Humes 4 Poston and L. B. M'Falland, Soils
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ChancerY Sale of Real Estate.


No. 1892, R. Chancery Court of Shelby county
Julia W. Woodward administrators of +. N.WoOd-
ward, deceased vs.. Pherelias woodward ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale, en-
D tered in the above cause on the 9TH day OF
June 1877. and renewed ana modified February Z.
1919 / will, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front Of the Courthouse, In Taxing Dis
trIct (Mafn street., formerly Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday. March 15. 1879,
within legal hours the following described property,
Situated in Shelby county. Tennessee, to-Wit: Lot
no 4, according to the plan Of subdivision made
out in the cause of James c. Anderson, expaTte, No
2IO3, n. r. D.. on file in the ChaneeIy Court OF
Shelby county: Beginning at stake - links OF
post oak marked A, Captain MeTtt's northwest cor
Ier; thence south 40 chains TO a stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west 20 chains to stake
with elm and four sassafraS pointers; thence north
40 chains TO a stake near the homestead whence
degrees west 81 links post oak, east 40 degrees
tOuth II links post oak ma ked A. thence east 70
chains to the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except, however. that portion OF same
which has been allotted and set apart as the Widows
dOWer to-Tt: Thirty-seven acres OF the western
side of the tract running the whole length or same
being In width chains % links, leaving 10 De soo
only 43 acres. !, -,
months; note with surety, lien retained, etc
This February 10, 1879.
r j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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INSOLVENCY.
EnsOlyent Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby county1T0 VIM. Wor-
sham Administrator OF Edward r. T. Morsham:
ITAVIN(I suggested the Insolvency of the estate
II of Edward b. T. Worsham. deceased, you are
hereby ordered to give office. by advertisement IN
some neWspaper published within the said state,
and also at the Courthouse door or SheiDy county,
for all persons having claims against SAID 70
~ Count authenticated In the manner prescribed DY
law on or before 9th day Of July 1872 ana any
moi filed on or before said day, or De1ore an dppO
n1Jatiop of the funds of said estate Is made snail
be forever barred, both IN law and equity. Nal,
Witness INV hand at Office this 9TH day OF March,
I6iSiu ,o,, q Ci M d. G. fri
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-rt.a r.ya - the future market was as IoioMsS a
- sfsadvs t0.53. quiet and steady lO;5U'
lo 1850 qusi 20 quiet ee ana a s5 S60 bales So
quiet ,,rssns market closed easy al sl4c iYI
The Ne" = Ves, 1850 bales; receipts net 4z'o
bales; stock, 20, u grams yesterday reported the
,o T6e maTt dun dd9d6Go Sass Of which
Orleans, 7-l6qi:. Gecelpts $500 bales OF
1900 we're American. -
when $500 we're Am eeTsSsd partially 132d lower;
LIVERPOOL arFiV,iI agpyTuns, . 7l6; August
Ap733d AZ tSO o'clock A o,a;ram ms at the close
oo,eocS. Juue-Juiy, 5lzd. No kilograms -
Of the market 49,, ,,-,s ,rzr,. reported as FOL
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AUTHORIZATIONS.
Adwin.sfratOr's Notice.

"AV1NG been GuaIIfed as the Administrator Of
II the Estate of VIM. S. Filter, deceased, all per
sons indebted said estate are notified 20 come LOT
ward and settle; and all persons having claims
AGAINST daeedent requested to present the same
within the time prescribed by law TO prevent pelng
barred. February D, 1879. - ,,,..
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Administrative Notice.

TAVING qualified administratrix Of the es.
II tate or j. B. Fai es, deceased, all persons
hoIdnS G aims against the said estate axe Notified
TO n1eSent them, properly authenticated as pre-
scribed by Law, to my agent. W. A. Fairies, NO %
Union street; and persons indebted 10 the estate
are requested to come forward and settle.
NV CATHERINE L. FARES,
StratriN.
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ofl receipts Al all United states potts sts III
s same date 1875 3716,5e same 3fD 9s' States
59V;'5 -oI Increase Of receipts at OhlteH ~ III
3,o4- wear 25t2g3 bales. Total STOCK az ne
SCrfs AIS O4q bales, against = ,io92 D
g0,s tbs YEAR before; lii 1877, Slt,ilo'
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corr N.

TIE c,lto, TELEGRAM ztcrday were lower
b tone but there were no ta.uges IN quo,atl0 ia
be- principal ma kets Me- * Spots we're weak
|nd futures DUH: New OTlears easy; Liverpool
|a, dull All this WIS BOt tE oHraglng ana Mem
his guotaitons were the same 1s New orleans In
|ur market there Was good demand DuI buyers
Lsimed tnar the general tone Justified some Ieduc
on a reduction. hOAeyer, IN could not accom-
Nan Tor factors were urn at quotations, and Tor
rulnary aud good Ordi1aTy buyers readily paid what
Al asked The New YORK BUAcfiH, OF TUESDAY, le'
Iorted. Most OF the business Was transacted on
nayybat higher rLngr than saturday, but only
nod rate amount OF trading took place. ana thete
Eas an absence OF free orders on all months Al
Ind our market commenced at tull ngures' Dul
.radu4lty dropped OF and lost pretty much ths en-
ne gain 4 his loss afteTWar1 partially recoV-
Irsd 30 the later accounts from abroad held to the
bpening tone fairly and the southern markets were
Feported nrm. Receipts ialr, a'id we're tought 70
be entail In weakening rates rom the high
~ uguf.H
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New Series!

TNHE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues
i New Series Of stock ever mohih. Sts'e9
meetings are held on the nrst iueSday evening ~
each month, at ia o'clock. at No. wi Aaln stseet
second story. to receive dues JOIN Us loI sdlst5
economy and experience. Loans nla1e On so 10
mo real estate ANYWHERE IN shelby county. Money
10 loan; Stock for sale; No back dues lh'oiii@'ion
cheerfully given at all times, ,,,,,.>- rrssy,tsnr
q srrrpnI Se.sN-
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EusOIyent Notice.

No. 3OSq, R. 5-State of Tennessee, Shelby county
To J. E. BIaydes Administrator of the Estate OF Jonh
W. Pitman, deceased.
"AyING suggested the insolvency OF the Estate
II of John W. Pltman, deceased, you are hereDy
oTdered 10 give notice By advertisement In some
1eSsnaneT published within the said state and also
at the Courthouse door of Shelby county Tor al pei
and Ie the same with the Clerk of the County Couri
snthenticated in the manner prescribed by law, on
Vi S3d bay OF May, 1879.
and nv claim not filed before sad day or ee1orc
an annropriation of the funds or said estate l:
made shall be forever barred, both In law and equity
witness my hand, office, this 23d DAY OF De
oan,haT 1914 OWEN DWYER,
Jerk Shelby County Court,
By HUGH B. CULLEN, D. C..
In accordance with the above the creditors OF IN
Estste Of Jobn W. PItman are notified to tile thei
njajnrs j. Z. BLAYDE5,
Administrator John W, Pltman, deceased
TAYLOR & Carroll, Attorneys. IN
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Minimum
BY Telegraph.
CINCINNATI. March I3-Rlyer rising. Weather
fair and pleasant .,s.1,
WHEELING, March l2.-Rlver 30 teet ana lall-
ing Weather clear and warm. 1900,
PYTTSBURG, March ll.-River IL teet lnSltes
and rafting Weather-cleaF and mia Nlsnt-
River rs feet 10 inches and falling "ealner cleai
and pleasant os. .,
louisville. March l3.-River rising; y feet 3
inches In the canal Weather CLOUDY and pieasan1'
Departed: Cnaries 2organ, New Orleans; James u
Parker, Memphis
WV ORLEANS, March 13-Weather- raining
Thermometer, 81 deg Arrived; Commonweaila' g.
Louis l geRaFai Ta6k Memphis The I'd Richardson
bas retired from The Cairo anu Nemph,Ls ILST Ia
cant OF business. The u r SehehcA las V'eiiaiu
~ X,arst 13-Noon.-Arrived Bedford,
CAIRO, Mai ~ pm, Golden Rule. New orleans
He" w ~ Thomas Sn-.. nm. Departed: bed
Of shesPo, t fI midnight; Go den Rq Cn?aiiita Ia
J am; Belle Of Shreveport 81. Louis Tggsd Hone.
weather COOL ny Ish' Grand Lake, St. Louis Pm:
Denarted; Hope, Ohio river, Pr arTTomeier ~
and rising. Weather eiouu''
| deg.
movements at the LeVee'
ARRIVALS.
C.,d., city Cincinnati: City of Alton, New "
leans; Gold Dust, ST. Louis Grand 1 ,Set FiaT
burg; Illinois: AIkans9s CITY SEQ; SEQ, "; BT9yn Ne,
orleans; City OF Helena, st. Louis; James w. "'i
Cincinnati. -,u.--,,.,
Golden City, Gold Dust, Charles p Choutea9' Me-
| Orleans; City OF Alton, Grand Tower, ~ Lo t
p,Tis q Brown, Cincinnati; Geo. W. Cheek; Ffldi
point: illinois, Arkansas City; City OF he.en'
| Vicksburg.
| IN PORT.
Rcd Wing, Mark Twain. James W. Gaff.
BOATS DUE.
r,,,rn-Osceola Belle, Thomas Sherlock.
TD-CoahOma, Josie Harry, Katie Hooper
= BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FR1ARs POINT Coahoma, James Lee MASTER
G P.ln.
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CHANCERY SALES.
Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2445 1882, R)-Chaneery Court OF Shelby
connty-H ilOughby Williams vs.. J. J. Sears eJ al.
10y virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree for sale en-
d tered in the above cause on the 18Th Gay OF
JuIy 1875 NJ B. %, page 245. etc, and renew ed
and amended March q. 1879. l viii sell, at pubic
auction TO the highest bidder in fTont OF the Clerk
and Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street Taxing District Of Shelby county, late Mem
phis, Tennessee, on o
Saturday, April he. 1879,
within legal hours the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, 10 Wit certain
parcel OF land In l4th civil district, ana known as
block No So of WlllOughbY HilliamSs subdivision.
which, according to plat on file By sears Greeley.
has been subdiyided into thirty four lots bounded
BY and fronting on GhOlsOn, Gaines, Sixth and
Seventh streets In Fort Pickering, TO which plat ref
erence is made.
Terms of Sale IN credit OF IS 10 - months
purchaser executing note with good security; lien
retained; redemption barred. This March IL, 1879
r. ]. BLACK. Clerk and Master
LSap.f nlr, D, and
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JDISPENsARY.
DR.. d. S. JohnsOn's
PEEVATE
Medical E7ispensaryS
No. IA JEFFERSON STREET,
Between Main and Front, Memphis.

HNtWeeU =
IKsTABIIsHED II 1901
DR. JOHNSON Is acknowledged % 81 parties iL =
L. terested as By far the most successful pnySiesn
In the treatment of private secret senses. QUICK
thorough and permanent cures guaranteeo II SFe'y
case male female. Recent cases CT Gonoffhta
and Syphilis cured in few days witEo-t the use OF
mercury, change OF diet or hiudraucs from OisinCsS
Secondary Syphilis, the last vesige e-ld'casd wiz =
oui the use a. EPrcfIy involuntary loss OF semen
s.ODped Ia 3hcr tIrE. S.:tererS nom iul poteE cy
OF loss Of sevld powers restored &C free ygCT ii
few we-Eg Victims q seli-abuss and excessive
Venery, suffering l-OIH 5peTnSJOrThea and loss OF
physical ana mental power, apsetii5 snd psrma-
nsutly CARED.
Particular attention peid TO TIE Diseases OF
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new remidles
Piles and old sores cured without the Of caus
tic or the knife
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express 10 all parts Of the coun-
onlee hours from a. m. to 8 p, IN. Sundays
'''-' n s. JOHNSON. MD.
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T6e Following are the New YORK syoI Quot5aitiOOrs
for yesterday: Ordinary, Ilsci g3od OIu' aSl
- ,1i,ii iug lose: mddllnZ fair. ! y Toe. Al
10;35. cull, 1850, weak: z:l5, Eeasi AID "eaN
sSias so bales. stock, 81 O45 bales. -, %
The following Is the latest Ne" YORK teies'alh Vi
futures.
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RIVER NEWS.
River and weather

The table and dispatches below give IN
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. s. A,
ME1rpTTTs March ID, 1879
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REORGANIZATION FRNE

THOR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal weakness
r Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
indiscreton or excess. Any druggist mas me lnsre
dients DIR. JAQUES q CO., .
40 Vest Sixth street Cincinnati
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Sa1urdoWN yTarch I5,IS59,

within legal hours. the following described property
Situated in the city OF Memphis (now TaXing-Dis-
trIct), Shelby county, Tennessee to-wtt: The east
one-half of that certain town lot in south Memphis
living on the north side OF Vance street. east OF the
BAYOU known as the NJ Gabbert lot or property, and
being part OF lot No f. In block No. 43, on the plan
of South Memphis said east half fronting on Vance
street about Al feet inches and running back be-
tween parallel lines 200 feet.
TERMS of Saloon a credit of 3 and I , months,
purchaser to execute notes with approved security,
lien retained etc
This February -, 1879.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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lBF TELEGRAPHl
TIA, f,llov,ing are the latest kilograms OF the 90
stt, tnargts as reported yests rday TO the eO''oh
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THIS Paper ne NE #S1 z 6 egg S5 =

SEHF# T g9s u !, S + New YORK
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Chancery sale of Real Estate

No. 300. RC2).-ChanceTy Court of Shelby county,
c. McDade ct al, VS.. J. A. Anderson, administrator
ct al.
10y virtue of an interlocutOry decree for sale, en-
d tered 10 the above causes on the 23d day OF
November, 1874. I'm NJ. B. 3 GU, page Ala, and Ie-
newed Iuly g. 1878, u. B. 81, page 5S4, will sell,
at public auction to the highest bidder, In front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office Courthouse 0nlldlng,
corner Main and Poplar streets, Memphis (low Tax
Inc fSfri
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5eI0VS hIah water mark OF 1914
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
o.. l,bs,I wind ham weather.
Time. Bar. insI "IN"' FALL
------- ~ - 40 Sc Smoky.
IDU an o. d. 10 30 NE Hay.
300 pm. 2hSS Dc Y smoky.
900 p.m.l 2S.Sl 05 !
MAXIMUM thermometer 90 deg.
Ninimum thermometer Al deg.
By Telegraph.
ptvar Weather
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Gotten ENchange Quotations

The market closed steady. sales, / l5 bales, IN
N,ludlng 200 10 exporters, $50 10 spihhers anu -
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yIcKsBURG-Red Wing. George Malone master
o.cEolA-osceola Belle, J. q. Andrews master 8
pm - 49,
NEW OR1EAss-Thomas Sherlock, Lew Hates
master, : DIM
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Monhood:
Ho1c Lost, Hoe Restored !

n~S just published. a new edition OF
DR.. CULyERwELLS CELEBRA-
w. TED ESSAY on the Radical Cure
without medicinsl of SpermaiorIh1 or Semi
nal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses In
potency, Mental aud Phyeical lncapscity, In
pedimens TO Marriage, etc.-siso, Consump-
ton, Epilepsy and Fits, Induced by self iadul-
gence ur sexual cxtrnvsgancc. &c.
TIE celebrated author, 10 this admirable Rs
say, clearly dem otistfates, froiu thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming consequent
css oil selt-sbuse may bee radically cured without
the dangerous use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife pointing out a mode
OF cure At once simple, certain, and enectusl,
by means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may DC, may cure himself
chesrly, privately, and RADICALLY.
$sS> This Lecture should he in the hands OF
every youth and every man In the land
Sent free, under seal in a plain envelope, to
any address.
Address the publishers.
TIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL. co.
~ Ann ST., New York Pos, oficc Box, 43s0
June 20. ls79.--le.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscrctions Of youth. ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss Of
manhood, &c, | will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered Jy n
missionary in South America Send a
seif-9ddresscd envelope to the REV. Jo-
sErH I. IEIAN, Station D, New York
City. TApril IL, 1879.
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C0nlD HretH3Gs.

The CampUccting for Springfield Cir
cult, will begin Friday, August 9TH, on
The Land Of Mr. Wagner. one mile
from Springfield. We extend a cordial
invitation 60 the friends Of Religion TO
join as hy 'cntirg and otherwise, in ad-
yaacins tie cause1of Tire Master
Boarding facilities Will be FURNISHED at
reasonable rates. No hucllsterirg allow.
ca, sc viii claim al the protection the
ia" affords J. w. Wolfe, T.. G.
Tie Burlington Camp Meeting will
commence August 7.h. 1870. 4 Gene
r"' and cyrl'aI invitation Is extended to
The adJo.nlug charges anl other denomi-
nations 20 tent wi'h ne.
Ten. holders Wi. meet tao Camp
Meeting Committee on The ground Ju.
u.s. oI.t.
The 2ni Quarterly Meeting FOR the
Circuit, will be held on the comp ground
Oh Monday, August 18th.
{. 4. JOYCE. i. c.
There viii bo a Camp Meeting held
on tle Winchester aud Romuey Turn
pike. near Nr. Albert LoyctCs, on North
River Circuit, commencing on the 22nd
ol August, 100. The public are inyi.
TOD tJ attend.
= KYLE GILBERT. p. c.
A Village Camp Meeting If ,l, y. f.
'hHr.. r'I p. i.iiat Hpmncv.
Eampsl.r county. W w.. commencing
August l5'a, 1879. The following Min
er- viii .. matteulau.e. VIZ. Rev. y.
= fei' Presiding Elder of Wheeling
Q . . "a H.H.
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Hot Weather.

Too hot to read. too hot to write,
Too hot to even he polite;
Too hot to sew. too hot to knit,
Too hot to be mosquito bite -
Too hot to sleep, too hot to wake,
And far too hot TO brew or bake
Too hot to think, too hot to talk,
Too hot 10 tide, too hot to walk
Too hot to Lecture or to preach,
Too hot to scold, too hot to teach
Too hot for mantle, veil or glove,
Too hot TO dream of making love ;
Zoo hot to laugh, too hot to cry,
Too hot to live, too hot TO die;
Too hot TO whistle or to sing,
And OH too hot for anything,
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TUFTS HAIR DYE,
SUNGEgER TRAVEL.

If YOU journey for bnsiress health o. recroa-
ton to the Mountains, Lakes, or Shore, over
land or over sea, don tail 10 cure the protec-
iion of Accident TnSriI-n a q in
TIE TRAVELLERS, OF Hartford. ANY regular
Agent vii! write yearly or monthly Policy
in q few minutes or u Tickle; from one 10 thirty
DAYS. The cosl is small tha; any one cAn
afford il who travels at ALT ash paid tor Ac-
cidenlnl Injuries over 50 600 OOO
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

'rurr,v I,I. l. 100
rC.,,o No.. col, - c.. 49,,
uoc. .ro cola >, 49,, -, 49,. :, 90
cer, f,ora,o,,v, az r.. -. c.,
s,o coli oro,, ~, ~; -.
,ng or
n'L' ,Ai'I'-' ~ market was o".' ,''s w''h
''' '.'' 'Of'' ! ''l VIC ih'u"'e
80 "1N $ y" '''o 'C''''''o" O""le' "n'c"
', Ia'''''0" " 'i' " no'e
- 'rS "s'e 'o'"e" '"'
- s''''' "e'e
n,n,,.i ~ s.,ts -, 10,
soma ri, ., ~
so,d -, o. OK ana c- - ., W, 'of-
ZOO ~, - Nv
u,,,,, o.
,,y or,je w. 80 go @l- '"o sup,
,,,,i,, -
n-;aaa.,.
- D.. -. o' f"'heu rs
~, - -VS-' - 'Na' gene
, c,; 49, . w. n'eu'uui OF
-. '-S9-f -'-o'u'1''5 '"'h
800 "A' oo"s -oS1.- 30 extreme
80, -,Vs-'' - ,,oS' VI ne SAFES
-, - ~ NV us VI '@e ''-
o.s c'., wv. rom inc oo' RON ~
~; 100 " W i'Ai mar ''n'' W rom
-. 'o'' -,o''"
~ ,'., W go ''o'" n.y. "hu W n,"' from
,ai.,, s,.o ''' we WEN -''' '''''', IL
nc ~" -''o "e"N S"'ne ,'"e
by Ba,,;tno+s bn,cbo,. - soI, - wo,t;an, ~
city butchers s4- to country dealers 4 400 he'd
to Eastern speccpI,tors-io,sl so1.s fo- tho 80.
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AS-Nlc-A GALA DAY II
WEST VA-Thnrsday, July 10th, was
the occasion of a delightful Picnic held
near MAJOR WILSON'S ON the S. Branch.
As near as can be remembered Nv a visi-
tor. the following vas the Programme
ist came the tournament of about eiyht
gallant knights, who left their shoes Ana
other superfluities behind, reminding one
of the old Grecian Games, chat they
might win with more ease. The follow
ing were the successful ones : Joe e..
gleston. John Finley, Frank Parsons.
ana Willis Wilson, who conferred their
well won honors upon Miss Hattie Pan
cake, as queen, Miss Anna Wilson, rs lst
maid OF honor; End Miss Lena Stump
Ord Miss Cora Finley. After his i'm
posing ceremony these gallant knights
left the Queen and her Maids with the
dominion Of Empire and ran off to the
river to take a swim After bountiful
feast, TO which Justice was done. No
word can express the qualification Of
one -, n visitor, who didn't get any
thing" After fine day, the scene was
! changed, the muttering thunder in The
west, but all got safely home before the
storm. l cannot say too mu ch as n COM
pliment to Miss LYLE and Miss FINLEY.
that THEY knew how TO interest the young
folks at their Picnic. e. o. w.
FRANK DAVIDSON, who was hung at
Warrensburg, no, OF the 9th inst for
Il murder committed while drunk, left
the following good advice, which should
be carefully needed by every young man
who is i'll the habit Of using Intoxicating
liquors:
Il would say to the young men of the
State of Missouri; and especially of John
son county, take warming from me, aud
lay aside your reviewers; stop your dram
drinkingi never frequent places unbeo ON
ing the dignity and honor OF IL gentle
man strive to make useful, intelligent
and honorable members of society"
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad com
! pany has made arrangements with the
/ Signal Service Bureau by which weat her
indications will be telegraphed along
their lines and bulletin,d at stations for
the benefit of farmers, merchants, and
| others, six TO twelve hours in advance bf
! the mails.
bnss was caught in the Potomac
near Sir Johns Run, a few days ago,
which weighed seven pounds.
The report of Mr.. Sol. CosNEn bong
mangled ard killed 10y bc!ir a few days
ago, is, the Grant County Gazette says,
contradicted 10y parties from the Canaan
region.
The second sale of blooded sheep, the
property of Gen. MEEM, near Mt. Jack.
son, Va, will take place about the goth
of Angus. next.
The latest style of emitting hair is call
cd BABY Mine The hair is all cut
off, leaving the head almost as smooth
as an apple.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-25

In. UAuvED-Dear Sir: Owing to "A
-aai"rstiraing relative to ny an.
r"uHrement as candidate for the Office
"' Comfy Superintendent, have deter
'..rei to withdraw from tho canvass.
Gceiu,' very grateful FOR the prohered
80 kindly promised by many Of my
l:.uis,-I 4m yours, truly,
Il. y POWELL.