South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-01

-. -. GoW ELL.
~ We are authorized to announce
Docc. ). W. SurLL. as n candidate for
o., Office of County Superintendent of
Schools. July 25. 1879.
O. Wa are authorized to announce
C0NHrs Y. HIrrr, Esq as candidate
d., tAe otice IF County Superintendent of
Itss : ho,I'. [Iuly 4. 1879.
ON |nc53ay next, the 5th inst, the
voters Of this County arc to elect Coun-
d. Superintendent OF Free Schools and
~ each election District Board of Ed
ul'ion composed Of President and
f,Ir Commissioners. The election will
u, CONDUCTED b. IA, same Commission.
ems apr tinted b? the County Court in
1873.
CsrcUIr CoUR- HAMPsHIRE CouNTY.
by a At &C the Legislature of last
winter, the terms OF this Court will be
h'reafter hell on the LIST Tuesday in
september and the lst Tuesday in
March. This advances our next term
'IX weeks and may be the cause of con.
siderable Inconvenience and in some cases
Of loss, unios' timeiy notice is taken Of it
t'y the part'c1 Interested Parties con.
ceued had therefore. better take notice
that oar next term commences on the
2nd tly Of september next.
We direct tho attention of Sheep
breeders, &c, to tho advertisement Of
Gen q. 5. MErM, IN another column
The General proposes 20 sell at his farm
SrRATHmoon, near BIT. Jackson, Shen-
~udoah county, Va, on Wednesday the
21,h day Of the present month, several
Its of pure bred yearling and South
! w and Cotswoid Bucks and Ewes, &c
This Will be = good opportunity for our
farmers to supply themselves with as
lue sheep as the United States affords.
COUNTY CoUET. The August Qevy)
term of the County Court of Hampshire,
will begin on Tuesday, the 18th pro1i-
mo. All the Justices are expected TO
be present. Claims against the County
must he presented then or lie over one
year. The regular classified Court will
be composed of James Sheetz, President
and Justices, Isaac Pancake and A. VI.
Alyerson.
The rain Of last week. beginning on
Thursday AMI continuing until Satur.
Gay evening refreshed and benefited
20! vegetation to wonderful extent
iseaon prospect nov is very l4ttering
!. Wheeling bag has advanced within
,ry days i.on nine to fourteen dollars
ton.
Iao Ol+laul Democrat says the up.
per portion OF District No. 4, Garrett
greatly e.. tied over an alleged
discovery Of silver 10y Mr.. Hiram Duck
' on Elk Ridge run, who has got
'' 'ai thirty pound. of ore yielding 80
cent ci silver. As consequence n
''t 3.a. II prospecting is going on by
b.r raria-
TIE MARYLAND Court OF Appeals has
'.j '14' "Jr." i no part Of a mans
'il.. ga that its omission in the mem
"n part, ~ y court record does
n' uvtadlto the use Of the record 70
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Iur Ne~ R,uRoAD's WEST V1R-
s.' fxrr"uoS-T The Cumberland
N.Hs states that Nessrs. Thomas Will
'''. and Jous VANMETRR, Of Moore
t.' and Col. J. A. RoBrSsoN, Of Pat
rs Creek, represcn'ing the Cum
Nooreiold and Petersburg rail-
Visited that city, few days ago,
.i Lt3 ln interview with Vice Presi-
=" L,v.Udga, Of the Pennsylvania rail
W Maryland The result Of the
has not transpircd A meet
directors Of the projected rail-
.". ba hold ID this city August 9,
po-'el their plans will be
&C.. uI rr1muigated
ins 'o.cw0g gentlemen are sugges-
.'i 70 Do voted for 70 compose he Board
Education for this District John T.
vance President Alfred Moore, Cbas
''.rm son John s. Pancake and John
Marshall, Commissioners.