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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
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RuSTEE'S SALE M -
real ESTATE. VI N|ALuAEIr
4 SsSfs ai ~ 49, aSL'G ~. his ~. u, @ @a'G II ~, Gaq4
ne clSrE Of the County S9r1ei y the ~;
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R. SHnTHD ,. !. the .'rn DAY OF ' S, %
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s W. S'IFfIi ms nn5 street, % The Sor SS,, 4 We 4 H..
]ssrSsi', i "a la SI pari s Y K. ' n WV Z 20 y, ,h N.Y. !, I
gi1ia, known Is Fast WheSii3SS% Theleh W.l N,
sS Il ~ Ref.ec!, 9gt selling "a Ta,tsr WE ~
~ T fSls,S 's Ct 70 the y sid devil It t iits ,'a'cy al
the balance 10 three equSl i%t, 'AAh "a Jay i,.
Wy eighteen months, neSotiSsIr I aSs a u, 5sl,
@sa tS% and ~ SSs 81 az i 70 5 T. Fly'a o. he I'm. .ItiY., ~ y
9.G.AGRyEY, Gustionrr%r,' N0"DLN, Ipa1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10

FORTY shares OF Bellaire gas stock, held
as security by the First National Bank Of
that city, are to be offered at public sale
on the 10th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
Cnssss Sales.

SSS'bS @HAbNt ANHaAH1NAabWi MI
John Robrccht and Others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby uh,
notice that by virtue Of the authority vested ia l6sn
by two DEGREES In said cause made by sail Glft m
February ., 1873, and March I 1917, respectively, th,y
will OIL ""'
Saturday, the sIst day OF May, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", sell at public susb,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio m1lT
West Virginia, the following described real t,;a,S
the city o. Wheeling, " est Virginia, OF 10 muh tbtf-
o. as may DO necessary % pay the Hens rcA,eI q I'd
and the expenses Of sale, to-WIa Tue ptuIeTty LpoTt
formerly as the Klein House, nov callsi the 'Ccain
HOTEL" situated Al the corner Of " ter and E5sf.
tenth Streets, aud bounded aS follows: Resinlhg
At the northeast corner Of Water and FoltrslE
streets; thence north with Water street otp hntdnd
feet; thence east by a line parallel with Fouf,tsh
street eighty feet 10 an open space iktsr
with the west line Of said open space S4A
twenty-five feet; thence east lis a line naald
with Fourteenth street 10 an alley; thence Dlta
with the west llue Of said alley Sertniy+L.k.
teetto Fourteenth street; thence west with the LOdA
line Of said Fourteenth street to the place nj Gyia.
ming: together with the right to use raid alley QUIT.
east side Of satd property, 10 COmlnon with OihH AZ.
Bignees Of james and james X HAkef. SAID cmAii-
SiouerS In making sale Of said real estate will Otu TOT
sale inst that part Of said real estate uIOn VLi,h ihs
n0tgL uulluiuk II efeCHu huu the ground III TIE raj
aid hotel building and Of equal width th,pgith 10
the alley, that Is TO say, all Of said real estate lyias
south offs line commencing on Water street Al tie
northwest corner Of the maln hotel building on si
real estate and running east parallel with FOuftetlh
street 70 the alley; and II sufficient amount oi uOaty
shall DO bid for said part Of said real estate 70 dDtd
fered 10 pay OF the said liens, Costs aud ~tXItnss, ihs
undersigned will sell said part aud no more u Hd
real estate; but II such sufficient amount Is lot GltR
such part then they will sell the whpc0' sad llr.
tate Gfst above de cTibe1, or 70 much Thereof - shall
10 necessary 10 pay said liens, costs aud expense, to
the highest and beat bidder, together with ~tarrshsn
use said alley.
TER1soY SALE.-Onc-thIrl Of the purchase HoatL
and rs much mtre as the p~urrha'er may tlNttO pay,
In cash on the day Of sale; and Tor the residue u The
purchase money bonds shall tcgiven to The CoHniS
honerS by the purchaser, date OIL The day VI sale aud
bearing Interest from that date, each lOr O]HrtHtrid
said residue, and payable in Nv I've, CtShIesa lnd
twenty. four months alter their dat, with IesOri-'
cuTity therein approved by the nndN sieRcl; thctl!t
10 10 retained until the whole Of Tue purchase aoHrI
Is raid.
WILLIAM p. IluRBiTh
ALFRED CALDWELL.
ap2l Special To nmtsion'rh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue Of a Decd Of Trust male bv Lh,s
man and Louisa SChuCkman, hi, Vile' Ia ANU w SIgts'
Tee, dated May !, 1915, fecorlI in ihS r@ = ifgE
Clerk o. inc County Court Of Ohio Cpuntr ~ W.
gtniA, In Deed Of Trust Book No. -, pa.eiIiNI I, W.
SATURDAY, TIIESlDAY 0fMAY r,S S"%
commencing at 10 O'cl.c k a. III, sell at III, taa,
oil the Court House Of said county, tic SDI "uas lSt
seribed property, that Is to say: 4 md al ~ s'"h a-
parcel o. ground nuIn6eFcd as lot 80, ~ am i" W ", "a
side Of Market street, between Twenty, biL = " cay
TWenty'Bixth street, 10 the Sixth WlrI NJ i. A4
Wheeling, bounded and described n, lo,Sv' '|guAya
ginning ten feet from the north side Of il, r va ~,
10 and IN the centre Of The division vail he,r IAmulri
tnents numbered I and s, and rlnnIn, tho S t.s'
10 feet more or less IN the centre Of I'M iIyi,ou s w
between tenenentS 8 aud O, and running h,rG \, y
uniform width Of Sald font to the allry IN H. y y W I
aid lot. The numbers Of said tenement, i,"br m
NO: ], on the north corner u lot 80 y. NM yats,
said lot No. 30, together with all and sip,ulaf K.
prOyementS thereon, and the heredItaErnI, ,% M y
puTtenanceS thereto belonging. TITLE heltgysI !, e
good, but ] will convey only such title i, il 49,, ~
me by said Deed Of Trust. "NN'R
TERMs-TWo hundred dOllan In cash nm b,,
the balance In two equal miscellaneous Al ~, N
twelve months, pr0mlssOry notes bearing lsts,.t
from day Of sale 70 b given Tor Tho Iripst. ,I'S n,'
meuts, The title TO be retained until ]IaymraiIp M,
W, J. ", COWDES, Iri,tr'
DID, NV'A"h"' 0O'eIOr' aPi
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY. M,
10th, at the same hour. ~
my6 W. j. W. COwDEN, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
SATuRDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1874
TuE General Assembly Of the presby.

TnE General Assembly Of the PreSby.
terian Church meet at Saratoga, n! Y, on
the morning Of the 10Th. Excursion tick.
cts are being furnished from Wheeling to
delegates and visitors, and quite a number
are going from this region. The Rev. Dr.
Stockton, Of Gross Creek, Pa, and the
Rev. Daniel Williams, Of this city, are the
ministers. Mr.. Alexander Bone, Of The
First Presbyterian Church Of this city,
and Mr.. H. H. Clark, Of the Second Pres
byterian Church Of Washington, Pa,
(elders) are the commissioners from the
P~reabytery Of Washington and Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10

TIM stockholders Of the Bellaire Street
Railroad Company elect seven directors
next Monday afternoon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
TRUSTEES SALE

rr s s' ~ S q q dsed e trust mad, by John = ,u,
MIIlSs' a uOI NvI9sLoiia MILE, wife ofin SO ny. y Nlir,
5Sa,S.aa'' % % isS !, 4 FlliSt WY SS !S'a 4 S.l loS' !;
~, Q recorded In DeVi Of Tina y a,t',alci sk
~, q Iae land records Of Ohio count, oIS 10 u LIS
WI oIer iOr sale At the lfont ,S',,, WY NlIlI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10

Hon. JONATHAN ALLISON Is sending eight
or nine car loads Of coal daily to Chicago.
thus giving steady employment to q large
number Of workmen.- Washington (Pa.)
Rennrler
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10

"TriadelphIa ACKNOWLEDGMENT train only runs
between Wheeling and TT.adelphiA.
tDAly except S~unday-NOERrk Accommodation.
tSteubeuyille AccommodatlOn.-ThlS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BeltAlre, stopping when required at
sherman House, RtnaVillG West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
NEM A%DYERIlsEMEMTs.
OARD OF THANKS.

take this method Of thanking my neigh.
bos and Others for their valuable assistance
rendered at the FIRE at my house yesterday
morning. j. G. hERvEY.
myl0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10
sPECIALTIES
THIS WEEK!

We will open this week a
full and Complete line OfPara-
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these Goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment of
Novelty Suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
The Weekly Leader
IssrKD LIVERY TIL KspAI,
ERMS Sa.so a Yerr, $3.50 Halt Year
Commercial J5 Print.nq
FASHION NOTES.


Chinchilla looks best on black velvet
Very full ruches are worn at tn,
throat,
Plaid hose are the new idea for chill
dren.
Black silks and cashmeres are trim.
med with the gapest colors.
Black fox and sealskin are the favor.
lite furs for mourning.
Ladies buy a number of cheap felt
hats and trim them to match suits.
Dahlias and chrysanthemums are
%fayorite flowers for corsage boquets.
Casaquins of bright brocade will be
much worn Over black velvet skirts.
Scarf sashes across the front breadths
as low as the knee are used on short
suits.
Large wooden buttons in walnut OF
oak are used on cloth suits made by
Worth.
D'Artaghan jackets of kid or chamois
leather are embroidered either in gold
or chenille and silver.
Handsome petticoats for winter wear
are of black satin, warmly wadded and
quilted in fancy designs.
A basque with a trimmed skirt is the
accepted style of the season. Suits with
three pieces are seldom seen.
The new cashmere bead basement
aries are as bright as possible, and gilt
ter in all the colors of the rainbow.
Neckerchiefs for mourning are un-
twisted chenille, Melted in square mesh
es and fringed with the same material.
The plaid silk kerchiefs SO much liked
by ladies are fashionably worn with the
ends passed through a gold ring.
New %petticoats have small puffs at
the back stuffed with hair, which form
a hustle when the strings at the belt are
drawn and tied.
New jet buttons for coats Of satin or
velvet are of polished jet, the size of a
fifty-cent piece, and are sewed on
through two g~old-rimmed eyes in the
center.
Fringes, passementeric, separate orna-
ments shaped to the figure, brande-
bourgs, cords, tassels and painted orna-
ments for Gaping tassels are shown in
great variety for both dresses and cloaks.
An easy way of remodeling last win
ter's dark dresses is to trim them with
bands and scarfs of brocade, and, if the
dress is OF silk, to add a bodice of bro
cade also. When the fashion passes
the brocade may be easily ripped off.
Buttons of two sizes are on most cos
tunes. They are made of tinted pearl,
in all the gay colors that appear in the
cashmere. Buttons in ancient designs
and of chased silver or cut steel-the
former being fat and large and the lat
ter bell-shaped--are also in request.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
Graham Bread Historically.

During the administration of William
Pitt, in England, there was a great
scarity of wheat, and in order to make
1t go as far apostolic, parliament pass
cd a law that all the bread for the army
should be made out of unbolted wheat
meal. History states that the result
was such an improved condition of
health among the soldiers as surprised
them, and also their officers and the
surgeons. The latter declared that
never before were the soldiers so healthy
and robust, and that disease had near
ly disappeared from the army. For a
long time this kind of bread was used
almost exclusively, but when wheat be-
came once more abundant, its use was
discontinued.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
FEMININE

Winter bonnets are to be small, but
the cost of them is not.
Female burglars are operating in diff
ferent parts of Pennsylvania.
Cast-of stove pipe cut in slices makes
very handsome bangles for ladies' wear.
1t Just scots 'em.
Between the yes and the no of a wo-
man | would not undertake to thrust
the point of a pin.-Don Quisote.
The wife of a Philadelphian who had
his life heavily insured, set his death
down to profit and loss.
'sThe higher education of women"
means studying astronomy in the OBJ
s~ervatory of a female college.
A m~usic-seller announces in his win
dow a sentimental song, "Thou hast
loved and left me, . for three cents.
1t makes the Van Ness avenue
belle crazy to know that Jupiter is at
present sporting a belt 5000 miles wide.
1t is just at this lovely season of the
year that the aged matron cuts up her
husbands old overcoat to make her off
spring a pair of trousers.
The chronological Journal says: SIN
choosing a wife be governed by the
chin" And that's the thing a man is
governed by after choosing her.
doctor, - said a careful wife to the
practitioner who was cutting open her
husbands shirt as he was in q at Of ap-
oplexy, "cut, if you please along the
seam.n
1t is now that the dentist smiles from
ear to ear and looks like an aurora bore.
ais on stills as he observes the festive
young lady cracking hickory nuts with
her front teeth.
Every onc in a while we hear Of q
California woman killing a bear. This
is all right. But we challenge the
world to ransack the pages Of history
and show us where a woman ever goi
away with a mouse.
a young lady graduate entered q
book store and asked for the .Infantil,
Innocents in the recesses of the forest
The clerk had formerly been connected
with the postofice department, and was
used to hard ones, and at once handed
out the babes in the Woods"
The Tagwacht, of Berlin describes
the different kind of work performed by
women in various parts Of Germany.
They saw and split wood; they carry on
their heads water, wood, coal, sand and
stones; on the farms they plow, harrow,
NOW and thresh the crops; they help
build houses, carrying bricks up the
ladders; in the large cities they SWEEP
the streets, and besides all that they
perform their ordinary homework.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
An Infallible Remedy.

No longer like Job need the afflicted mill
lions cry out: "Oh. that my grief were weigh
ed and my calamity laid Ia the balance! Ye
are forgers of lies: we are all physicians OF no
vaiue.' For an absolutely safe. reliable and
certain cure for Piles, the most exasperating,
painful OF all diseases. has been found by DR..
Silbsbee. Halfa million OF sufferers with
piles testify to he virtues OF .Anakesis.
Physicians OF all schools endorse 1t and pre-
scribe IT.; 500,0CU persons have used IL in all
stages and varieties of piles, and none with
out benefit. 1t has been pronounced the chap
plest medical discovery OF the Age" and Dr.
Sllsbee, an experienced and scientific NJ. ID.
OF 30 years practice. "a bcnefactor to his
race No remedy SO simple and yet so In
ailible as Tor Piles has been dis
covered. 1t is a happy combination of the
soothing p~oultice ofthe English, the instru-
ment of the French, and The curative med
ication ofthe American surgeons. 1t affords
immediate relief from the most eKcruciatinR
pain. holds up the painful JUNIORS, and ulti-
mately cures the worst cases ofPiles
Samples OF "AnEke sisr are sent free to oil
sufferers ON application TO "Anakesis' Depot,
Box 3e46. New York. Also sold by all drug
gists every whore. Price s1.00 per box.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
Home, Sweet Home

Best of all things to us is home. In
hours of ambition and pleasure we may
sometimes forget its exquisite sweet
ness, but let sickness or sadness come
and we return to it at once. Let the
hollow hearts that feign a friend
ship which they do not feel stand reveal.
ed before us-let Us know, as we all
must at moments, that however import.
ant we may be in our own estimation,
our places would be filed at an hours
notice should w die tomorrow; then
we whisper to ourselves the magic word
home, and are comforted.
Home, sweet homel' 1t does not
matter how humble it is, nor is it less a
home for being a palace. 1t is where
those we love dwell-wherever that
may be-where we are valued for u
selves and are held in esteem because
of what we are in ourselves and not be-
cause of power, or wealth, or what we
can do for other people.
Who would be without a home? Who
would take the worlds applause and
honor in place of the few true hearts
and the coy Preside meetings where
the truth may be spoken without dis
guise, and envious earnings are I'M
knownp In life's great battle even the
hero finds many enemies, and much
SANDER and abuse and %detraction; but
into a home, if it is what it ought to be,
these things never find way. There to
his wife the plainest man becomes a
wonderful thing-a sage, a man who
ought to become president of the United
States, and would were his worth
known.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10

dS7O AWEEK. sl2 a day at home easily
OH made. Costly outfit free. Address
TREE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine. dlodawly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-10
A FORTUNE QUICKLY MADE

MONEY has besn made more rapidly within the
last few months in Wall St. than at any period since
1873. Immense profits have been realized from small
Investments. Tho following afndavit explains itself:
Personally appeared before ma, George A. Payne, of 1s4 ". 10Th
* New York city, TO me known, and on being duly sworn says
mat on an Investment Of on1 placed with Thatcher, Beimont
Aco, Bankers, and BY them operated for . period Of two vssks,
had rsturnsd to me BY the ssii nrm aosS.E3.
tsigned) ESQ, A. PAYpr.
State OF New York, l.
City and County Of New York. u.s.
Sworn before me this SAD September. Ism.
J.B sosrs, Notary Public, oil duane st, II. \.
Thatcher, Belmont 4 Co. accept subscribers on their 1 p.r cant
margin or In their concentration OF capital, whereby Z numbsr
OF small sums OF from $50 and upw ards arc arrrsrated and
application by
THATCHER, BELMONT & CO. BANKERS,
70. Boz 1907. or 80 Broad Street. New Y.rk city.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

DREzEE PuppING.-Dissolve one-half
"a box OF gelatine in pint OF boiling WI.
ter add two oupfulls of sugar and the
juice OF two lemons after this has be-
come cool. break into it the whites of
three eggs beat all 10 stiff froth
make soft custard of the yolks of the
eggs, adding three others and quart
of milk pour the whites into molds.
and when ready for use turn them out
pouring the custard over.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

AMERICAN AND FRENCH BREAKFASTS
American housewives have not studi-
ed the art OF cooking the various kinds
oil meat in the most economical and pal
aiable modes. French cooks far excel
us in this particular.
They not only gather up the frag-
ments, as the Scriptures enjoin, SO that
nothing may he lost, but they make 1t n
study TO cook every part OF the animal
in the most attractive and sutritious
mode. A hook bone, with their skillTul
manipulation. will make delicious din.
ner for large family. and they will save
stock enough, with the addition OF a
variety OF cheap vegetables. TO make n
nutritious soup for the next days din.
ner. Americans want beef-sLeak; a
Frenchman is content with boiled egg.
hot roll and a cup OF coffee. The
Frenchman's breakfast costs from five
TO ten cents, and the Americans twenty
five TO fifty cents. and the former is Just
"a nutritious rs the latter and more cas-.
lily digesied. Dyspepsia, the fashion
able disease Of America, is seldom known
in France.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

The mildew on gooseberrios has dis.
couraged many from planting the choice
KINDS. a liberal mulcldng OF coal ash
es around the roots OF each plant will
do much towards warding OFT this DIM,
culty-and. IN many instances, will re.
move it entirely.
Glass vessels in a cylindrical form mac
be cut in two by tying around tbon,
worsted thread thoroughly wet with spir.
Its OF turPentine and Their setting frc to
the thread
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

BIBLE SocrErY MEErrxa.-The an.
nual meeting of the Hampshire County
Bible Society, will be held at the Pres.
byterian Church, in this place. on Sun.
day evening, the 10Th Of this month. at
8 o'clock. The Rev. J. +. MorTArr Of
Cumberland, Md, will preach the SER
mon. BY order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
n Il. GLKEsoN, Secretary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

The lemon syrup bought at stores can
be made at home much cheaper. Take
pound OF Havana sugar, boil it in wa.
Ter down TO quart. drop in the white
OF an egg 10 clarity il, strain IL, add ono
quarter of an ounce Of tartaric or citric
acid. If you do not find il sour enough
after IL has stood two or three days add
more Of the acid. A few drops Of oil Of
lemon improves IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

Professional Cards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

HIGH-PTCED IRARLNGs.-1he sale Of
Mr.. AlexandeTs thoroughbred yearlings
at Lexington. Ky- last week, vas
largely attended. The prices realized
we're considered high, the colts bringing
an average OF $3.50. and the FLIES SI95.
Mr.. S. ID. Bruce, Of New York. bought
the following high-priced youngsters
A brother TO Springbok. by Australian,
dam Hester. by Lexington, $2,125; n
brother to Dickens and Madge, by Aus.
tralian, dam Alabama. $2,O5O; chest
nut colt by King Alfonso, dam Canary
Bird. dam Of Harry BAssett, 5000; a
lilly by Australian, dam Governess, 81.
100.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27

Hoo CnoLERA.--1he following sim
pie cure for cholera Is published in tho
Henderson (N. c. Rev,eto. We do not
syouch for u. but It is so easily tried we
hope - will be tosto II there be o,ca-
sion TO do so:
Take teaspoonful OF common cook.
ing soda and put II in quart or half
gallon buttermilk give Il to the hog 90
suffering for some two or three times
aud IN the course Of a Ivy or two your
hog will be we'll
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27
NOTICE.
SECOND NOTICE.

DEESONS indebted to the Estate Of Samuel
Hook deceased, are requested TO pay up AZ
once. These debts must be collected, and
prompt payment will save costs. All persons
having claims against the Estate will preseat
Them Al once, properly proven, Tor settlement.
VIM. s. HOOK,
Executor Of Samuel Hook, decd.
November -. l57s.-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27
MOWERS g. REAPERs.

? you think of buying a machine this year
i or next, will be Obliged II you will send
me your name and address, 90 ! can mail you
'tscririon Of me latest improved BUCK EYES
and special inducements we offer this season.
r. r. CARSKADON.
Keyser, Nay lG, ls7o-lm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-27
South Branch Intelligencer.
William Harper, Editor.
Office, Corner Main and Gruyel lime SIS.
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No paper will be discontinued, except at the
orion Of the publisher, until all arrearage. have
been settled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
The rates OF advertising are, for a square item
linesl or less, ONE DOLLAR AND Fivry Crsrs for
,hre. inser;ious-largei ones in the same propor-
o,,,,arIv boic vaarr seue.
meuts inserted 1t liberal reduction on the above
rates.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
yeae will be charged regular rates
Noaiyernsemeut to he considered by the. non tn
or year unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-
viously agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions OF associations Communications of
limited interests and notices OF deaths exceeding
TIN LINES will he charged Ave csuts per line.