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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
SONG OF THE DRESS"

Rufflc and puff and scaliop,
Scallop and ruffic and puff,
Sash and slash and binding and bow,
Button and collar and cuff.
And | dare not rest my weary hand
Till Fashion shall say enoughl
The may flowers blossom upon my lawn.
With beauty and fragrance fraught,
And on my book shelves waste
The fairer flowers Of thought
But the skies may glow & the poet sing,
And the world its measures tread,
l. day by day. find woman's way
Hemmed in with needle anu thread.
Summer and winter. Spring and Fall,
Needless Of tear or smile,
Making our last years dresses
Over in this years style.
Basque and jacket and Hounce and train.
Serge and cambria aud lawn,
Drapings, so moe kipgly graceful to see,
So horribly hard 70 put on.
Under our feet, unnotcd,
Life's beauties and pleasures creep,
Ger our poor hewildered heads
Mazes of frippery sweep.
Plating & stitching by leagues & miles
And rutfling pillows deep.
Poor dupes of the restless goddess,
We never can reach her fame,
Yet With Needless neglect Of cos,liest
gems,
OF body and soul and brain,
We madly follow the faithless Queen.
Who leads us forth to be slain,
Till with garments fluted and bounced
and friled
And souls that are scrimped and bare,
And faces scanned and ruffied and tuck {.
ell
With Sisyphuslikc despair.
We fall on the steps that can ne'cr be
climbed,
Murdere with-"What we wear
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

A boy WA caught in the act Of steal
iug rasins in a store and was locked mp
in a dark closet by the grocer. The boy
commenced begging most pathetically
10 be released, and after using all the
persuasion IVA, his young imlRiult on
could .nycnt proposed, "Nir, if yor'll let
me out and send for my daddy, he'll pay
YOU for the raisins aud lick me besides
This appeal was too much for The gro.
cor TO resist.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

a bumptious traveller, oyertaking an
old Preshy terian minister whose nag
was much faI5ucd, quiz1ed the old gen.
tleman on his turnout "a nice horse,
yours, doctor, very valuable beast, that.
But what makes him wag hi, tail so,
doctor?' why, as you asked me,
will tell you il IS for the same reason
that your tongue wags So sort ofnat.
ural weakness
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

He played truant from school, and af-
ter his parent had taken him across his
knee ana administered some stern adno.
milton, lie said only son, why will you
be such an idler? Why don't you fol.
low the example Of tho ant, and be in
dustrious?" "Wel, so / do" blubber.
Cd the boy, CANT a tru.ant z"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

Torse-brccding is increasing in Eng
land, and imports into that coastry d :
clned from 10000 in 1877 aud 10000
~ 1878 10 less Than $4,000 in 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

The man who cheats the printer
Out of single cent,
VIII never reach the heavenly land
Where old Elijah went.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

Love is sweet and so is sugar, but
sometimes there "a good deal of grit
in both
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
Stop 4 Read.

4 IL forms Of Kidney and Urinary diseases
n Pains in the Back, Sides, and Loins arc
positively cured by
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

A New Yorker is sueing his wife for
divorce because she goes to sleep before
he does.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
CoDlnlssioner's Notice.

10 tie case Of John " Arnold, Administrator,
PLAINTIFF
".
Z. Arnold, &c, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Under and bv virtue Of decree ~ the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county, West Virginia. pro
ruu1red ~ is September term, 1879 in the =.
hove named cause ! will proceed ~ nv Office
10 the town n Ronney, on Monday, the 9th
day of December, 1870
let. To settle The account n John W Ar.
mold Administrator Of the s5id Peter Arnold
dec 3D., oad distribute The fu0ds in biz hands
among those entitled thereto
End. To make alternate statements OF distri-
button as required by said decree.
Given under ny hand ss Commissioner in
Chancery Of the Circuit Court OF Hampshire
county, West Va.
JAMES PARSONS.
Nov :, 1870. Comm issioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
TO Farmers!

THE undersigned hating pefmanentiv oc.-
L ted in R"mnev, offers for sale the follow
ing agricultural implements, &c.
Steam Engines. portable and stationary. the
Celebrated Traction Farm Engine &C. G
Cooper Go. Pony Circular Sawmills, Tbrcsh.
ing Machines, Turbine Wafer wheel. Mowers
Il RenpeTs. Horse Hay ana Grain Rakes, Uou
Center Draft Clover Hullers Grain Drills Sui.
Ky Cultivators, Plows. Fan Feed Mills Cider
Wills, Corn Shelters, Fodder Cutters, hay and
Cattle Scales, &c, &c.
Also, Agent for Hampshire. Mineral & Hard Y
Counties, tor the Best Fertilizers on In, market
Pure An NAL Matter, viz Russell Coe Z Far
mers Choice. Also, anything in my lias Gail
for and you shall 6e supplied promptly and on
the most reasonable terms. Terms 10 suit tho
times and 10 meet competition.
Every implement warranted to give saiisfac-
ton Give me call before purchasing else.
where.
GEO. W. SUOCKEY,
Agent.
~ am also ASen, for the Peabody, Wheel
ing. W. Va, Insurance Company.
R0mney, May is. lS79.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

"lf | punish you said mamma to her
little girl, you don't suppose | do so
for my pleasure, do you?" Then whose
pleasure il it for, mamma 2"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
HeImbOIds Buchu
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A single trial will he quite sufficient 10 con
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

Some females have Just been arrested
IN Kentucky for the manufacture of ILL
cit whiskey. This is the first recorded
IN stance of a woman keeping still.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05
Fresh ArrirGt of
millinery
AND STRAW GoODs.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

In addition, I have received a nice lot OF
Candies, Nuis, Toys, and various articles for
holiday presents.
If you want bargains, call early AT the Brick
Shop, opposite the ourt-hnuse.
LOUISA HOUSER.
Romney, June G. 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-05

a French lady, who was expecting
her third child, asked her first born. a
boy of six. whether he would rather
have little brother or little sister,
Alter rejecting moment he said :
Mamma, 1 have little brother alrea.
dy, and if it's all the same to YOU. |
would rather have a horse"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-10-16

oeutunsen uno Nbnuneen bes jribereu
re'neren 3aftanoes, unb nut 9ans pil-
De, barbarif9e 8olter uno bsren onb.=
res ertrem, Die iiberfeinerten, ba6en
feline @partn beg M5n@tbums oufu=
peiien.
Bei ben roben 8arbaren 1T oos @ei=
ltesleben gu bnmpf ur1 ben ga5nd her.
por5abrinsen> BEL oen iberfeinerten ii
es traftlos, um i'm gu erbolten, unb
NJ 0 ia Bel oi.ien letten nod aus fraf.
t'sersr> beilerer 3eit elm Gloaer lid5 por=
11noet, 'oie Elm 9entifein an tpenio'ten
oas s9eifi9 psrtiimmerte ii. perHahte @e=
l@le9t bonn irbii9en Sreiben obmab-
neno uno es auf oas Sobe uuo gwiae
bin'otilenb, oa rufen Sab ,no 2eioen<
ldaft ni@t> Big oas relis;5le, littli9e
SoeaI, bis Die srobe Soee, Die oer
u1an6 ooraellt ; ibren lebtsn Reprd=
lentanten bel ibnen perloren bat. 9enn
oos ulloe @eitampfe Der Safer unb
Seioenl9often min auf ieinem m5alibjt
srossn SummelpIobe, ni&t seii0rt lein
ourd Den erniten, littenriGtenoen Nu=
bid eines &loiters.
(Tortietuns folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-10-16

amerifaniider Y06el, - Bsi oer
Nntunft oes Grdiioenten @abes in Sem
nibal, Mo.. ereisnete ii9 cine uner=
quidli9e @cene. Ser Bug, ouf uel=
9em Der Prdlioent er.partet ,purbe,
bate li9 um mebrere @tunben perlpa=
tet uno ba iiberoies oer &esen> sesen
'oel9en oas Sad oes 11hion 9epots
nur manselbaften @dut ss,ud6rte, in
|@tromen flob, 10 entfernte li6 mad unb
mad oer anitdnbige She'll Der gep0lte.
run9, uno es blieb nur elm @aufen balb
betruntener &owoies auf Dem Ylote,
Der ben Prdiioenten, als ct ouf Die
Watform trat, um einise @orte au
lpre9en> nit 1uiiitem @ejoble pertrieb.
9ils Der &drm uno Die Derwirruna ben
b99iten @roo errei6t batten, beeob,
|1i9 Sen. @berman oaf bie riifludrtiee
plattform tes Giienoobntpasens, uno
blelt, oa ~elne Geoe" Don linn perlanat,.
tuuroe, Die fol9en6e Mniprade an Die
toeienoen ~Sunseas SD bin Gene.
raj @berman; mefne 9eimatb lit ;5t.
Souls, uno i'd erparte in Gurem Gtaa=
tie gu leben unb au iterben. Dies :itein,
berrli9er @taat> Der 9((les in REDEEM
MaBe belitt wass erforoerli6 it, UNI
@smeinweien tpoNbabeno uno eladlid
gu MAIDEN, absr i'd iose ou9> 10 ,pabr
@ott I'M 9immd iit, es miro talo Der
Sag fommen, oa Mfiiiouri BON 9amen
uno 3erren 5ep5,tert lein miro, ,ueldbe
Den prdioenten Der Ser. @toaten nidt
beleioisen, tpenn ct in Gurea @toaf,
tommt. Sd teane guren @taot, i'd,
bin in alien m6eli&en Gidtunsen
our9 oenlelbsa 9ereiit, unb, i'd loae,
Gu9, Cure ainber tperoen in bielen
Scr. @taaten Die rei6fen lsin. (Ru{e
no@ QoDes. 2S1r tpolen SaDes leben.
Ser prdfoeat mar beranf, sefommen.
UNI Gu4 5n leben, ober mad Ser Mzt,
pie ct BON Gu9 bebanbelt lpuroe, ,pi,a
ct 1dmerli9 tuieoer fomnen. sbr nsiEt
Den YraIteeuten ber Ser. @taaten
ni6t beldampfen, oenn 10 mar mir O.
Gelfe, mean Sbr es tDut, 10 peroe i5
tdmpfen. (gsritebt Fd,. mir toifler.
oaB Sic tdmpfen 1ueroenD ggenn ssbr
mir per!pre9t, gud e0rerbietis 5u BIZ
nebmen, tperoe i'd mil Dem Yralioeutsu
! ipre9en. unb i'd slcube, CT miro ,sie-
Der beraustreten am Gu1 3u 5esen.
&ufe: 9rei 9ods fir General chr
man . 2abt bas. Jungens, r,ir b.aud)t
Sbr Ieine 9e6s an5uruien,-bebanbelt
oem Brdiibenten ebrerbietn, ,pean er
beranstritt. oas miro mir ansenebmittu
Iiein.4
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-10-16
Tanfter Sabrgana.
/ DER .VORDST.ER,N.
\ Serausse9eben bon
.8rid s &aifer, ct. Gloue, M1inn,

Il Ser vgtorb bitern" eri3eint ieben Bonner.
Isas nnb tofet idbrli9 in 8orausbeaabluns
70. 80. Sir tueniger ais Wionate tpirt
lin Mbonmement an9eno,umen. Son Abon'
enteu, bic bic 8eitung nid)t ausbridlid ab'
eifeuen, pirb angencmmen, oab fie oai
bonnement fort3uieben pini9en. 0ie 8er'
bIaumnng, o6er 8erlpeigerung ber Mbbo>
ans Der 3eitung bon ben, Yoftamte tpobin
Siefelbe beorbert morben 1T, toipie bic lln>
ierla1ung ber an3eige an bic &erausgeber
ron Der etpa ftattInbenben OrtSberdnber>
ing 11nb ber an9abe beS neuen @obnortes
11tbinbet nidt bon ber 8e3abluns beS bollen
lbonnementsbetra9es.
Mn5eisen,
uel@e obne Ben,ertuns aur Aufnabme ein>
Jeben, tueroen. 10 lanse ein9eriidt unb be-
4iie9net, biS its abbeiteQt tperben. Mn3ei9en
s.perDen au BEN getp0bnli9en 9teiien einse>
$Aiidt, ,tiu4i@ 10 Gents per 8rebier Belle,
tiir bic ct Fe einrudung, unb 5 Gents fir
rbe folgen6e. Sir Mn5ei9en, bic laugere
q cit site6en bleiben, miro Elm beoeutenoer
slb5ug erlaubt.
IA eDru udarbeiten
Jsller Mrt, in bentider, enslii6er, fran3o oii>
fer unb nortpegilder Sprade tperbeu auf's
\ 51neulte, Sdonite unb 8illigite geliefert.
&tefequngen unb @eroer aoreiiire man:
8ri6 s &aiier,
"a. 8or 4o7, ct. @loub, Wfinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-10-16
Drei Bo@e1 an Der Norbfee.
6ortietuns.

9i9t treten Fell.ntpeis Die Danen an
bas Meer beron; cine bon ibnen, 3iem-
lid bo9emporraseno unb felenmeis
nit 9iineneras beuo4fen, nuroe Der
QieblinsspIat b.s @9reibers biefer Sci
ten. @eit genug pon Borfum entfernt,
um ni&t bur@ anoere Babeedife, ,peI@e
mebr Die bem Dorfe ndber liesenben
9feile bes 5tranbes gu benuten
|pfesen, aeit6rt 3u ueroen, fano. er fd
Iauf Ger 90be leiaer 9ane, BON ser tisf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-10-16
Ser beae Be,peis. 4lIen 3ueI1er,

9erbeie 8emeis. allen 3,vel)frn
an Der 9eilfroft bon 9r. Nus. 3onis's
9ambnrger Sropfen mo9ten luir ra=.
then. tpena lie on Roeenleiben, nnper=:
oauli9ttit, laurem Mufitoben aug Dem
Wa9en u. |. 10. lei6en, ,niteiner s5lalhe
eintn 8erlu9 81 MAIDEN. g8ir limb
iber5enst bab iie BON ibrem 3weifd
|sdn5li4 9ebeilt iperben uno in s3ufuuft
mad feinem anoeren MitteI areifsg
peroen. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-10-16
0as. aino uns bic sbule.
Gortlebun9.)

(Gortlebung.)
Sic 9auptbeorie unierer mobernen
nnsldubigen t3eit fnbet fi4 in ibrer
Mnpenbans in peri@ieoenen S@atti.
runsen, bic aue bon benz @obe ousee.
benb, baB Ser menf@ in Fb gut fei
peri9ieben fino in Der Mnpenbuns Der
Mittel vum Die v9ute Natur" barmo-
Mid 3u entmideln. 9a fommen 3u=
p6roerit einise uno iasen uns: p8iloe
an &6rper frdfti9 aug, made i'm fart
unb 9elun6,1 oann miro Der Self bon
ielbi 2uft 3u jeoer eeiitisen Mnitren=
9uns gepinnen; fur3; bic pbpiif@e
t6rperli9e &raft, meinem 6ieie, perlei6t
aud Die littli9e &raft.- -9araus MIR
Sc aber fols:n, bab Menf4en, bie t0r-
perli@ sebre@li@ unb isbma@ iino; ii@
ni@t bl.r@ @eitesftdrte uno @eiiteg-
sr6Be ausaei@nen f6nnten, pas Die
Grfabrun9 piberleot. Das @an5e
1T nit einem @orte cine 5du=
i@un9 uno Elm 5umbu9. Sic &rdfte
Der @eele, ii@ ielbft iiberlaHen, per,pil-
bern ano nebmen hur9we9 cine &i9.
tung. Die mon ni9t mebr perbelIern
fann.
Nn6ere 5ieben an einem anoern Sci.
le unb ia9en uns : 2uB Dem 2inbe frei
ieinen @illen. 9enn 9elan9t es gum
8emubt1ein 1einer Sreibeit, benn oa.
bird 5ur @illenafdrte unb 3ur pabren
Greibeit, mas ia oas 96@fe 1T; oas
'beiBt nit anoeren @orten: 2aBt bas
&ino bur@ Sid uno 9iinn 1paten, man
6hnet ibm Sbiir uno Sbor flr ale 2ei=
6eni@aften, uno 10 miiilen benn bieiem
3ur Gol9e, Die gr6bten Musf6peifun9en
6o5u 6ienen, Dem @iuen Geiti9teit 5u
perleiben, ,uas aueroin9s iebr i@mei.
9elbaft fir ben nieoern Mleni4en 1T.
@ieber Mnoere erbeben unb sreifen
nit i@iuernoen Garben Die Gntpide=
1hn9 bes @eritdnbes unb lasen uns !:
made oas Rino 9elebrt 10 ma&t gu es
gut" Nur re@t piele &enntni6e auf<
ipei@ern, 6a6ur@ rest man es an gut
@eii1esarbeit uno biloet 10 ben @er=
fano. Ser @erfanb alIein
M DIT ielis. Mrbeiten uniere Mme,
rifanii@en @@ulen niat au@ unter
benz 9edorude bieler 5beprie?
Mber 1T ni@t Elm i@marter @auner
uno 8etriiser, oer ii& piele &enntniije
erw worben bat sefdbrli@er ols Elm un-
millenoer 2!
4ls lebte @@attirun9 Der pbilantro.
pii6en Gr5iebung iinb iene on3uieben,
mel&e aues in oas &efibl ieben. 8il-
onns beg @er3ens 1T ibnen Der Snbe=
eriff allss oenen, tpas oiele vsute @a.
tur" gut unb barmonif@ leitet. Sc,
Weg gum @eritauot fiibrt our9's 9er3;
bieles 9ebiloet, 1T alles in gutter Orb.
nung. Cine 9ewi6e @eidli9teit uni
@entimentalitdt tpieet n,ebr, als bi'
sr0Bte Gboratterf.itiste;t.
9ieie Mrt uno Beiie Der Gr5iebunl
lift einieitia miro niemals orbentli9,
@eni@en beranbilben, fiibrt notmen6ie
|sur 3isrerei, ld6nem, iiiBtlinsenber
.|Obrensetlimpel no9 mebr ruf
'|Salibbeit rn6 Muderlpelen berpor
@ir nebmen Mbidieb BON i6nen, inben
mir ben 9i9ter iiber lie reben lafen:
rNuf ba8 empfnblame 8olf babe id ME tpa,
gebalten, g8 iperben
Rom NIT bic @elesenbeit, nur i@lebte @eiele,
barauS !"
@oetbe.
(Gortiebuns fOlot.)
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Sauk Tatlf,t Aa,ts !

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-08-28

The wholesale departure of the
blacks from the South is likely to
prove q very grave matter. Ex-
Congressman HARRISON, of Alabama,
himself q negro, furnishes come in
teresting evidence about the negro
exodus. He says that the move
ment is going to set ip this fall with
a sweep that nobody now dreams of.
From his own District he thinks as
many as fifteen thousand will 90,
which would be at the rate of a hun
bred Thousand for the whole State.
He reports the darkies simply infat-
ualed with the idea, and says it is
as useless to argue with them about
it as to debate with the east wind.
MI. Haro!son processes not to be
much Of an exodus man himself, but
if his race are bound to emigrate, he
opposes any more of them going to
Kansas, and fayors. their scattering
through the southern part of Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio. He has been
talking the matter owe with Com
missioner Raum, who comes from
southern Illinois, and the latter
thinks that four or five hundred fam
lies could find work in that region
and several families throughout the
State. 1t may well be doubted, how
ever, whether the refugees would be
any more warmly welcomed by north
ern States east of the Mississippi
than west of that stream. There
seems to be a growing feeling in the
whole section that the best place fol
the negro after all is the South.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-08-28

1t gets up q fearful storm among
g certain class of bipeds around
here, when they hear of a Democrat
ic candidate going into q saloon for
a glass Of beer, but let a Republican
do the same thing and their sky re-
mains as calm and serene as a sum
mer day! 1t is the same way about
the appointment of x-Confederates
to offices. Republicans can appoint
them and it is all chunky" but when
it is done by Democrats a howl i'm
mediately goes up from the whole
pack that the country is in danger"
"the rebel debt is to be paid" and
"the negroes remanded back into
~slaveryr!' Now amt it a consistent
party?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-08-28

If the population of the country
proves to be $4,000, 600 in 1880 and
the representation in the lower House
Of Congress is fixed at 300, the North
will have 213 representatives and the
South ST. The western States in
Gliding Missouri, will gain 26 repre-
sentatives, while the South will lose
10, and the northeast 7. The seat of
the empire is in the West. After
the next Presidential election the
solid West will be of more impor-
lance than the solid South. The
western and south western States
will be able to out vote all the rest
of the country. This is a fact Of
some importance.