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Or. Mintie's Nephreticum.

d. HuTE's NxYEHTIcrN works wonders.
In ell cases Of Dropsy, Brghts Disease, Kidney.
Bidder and Urinary Complaints, OF Rstention
Of Urine. are cured hy the Nephreocpm. Female
weakness. Gravel. Diabetes, pain In the back,
side and loin are cured when al other incidence
have failed.
See what the Druggists Of Por1ls1d and San
Francisco say about Or. Nintie's Nephreticum
and English Dandelioa Pills:
We have sol4 large amount 81 DR.. xintie's
medicines: The English Dandelion Pills: also the
Nephreticda, ard In all cases highly recon-
mended:
John A. chilas. Druggist. Second street. Port
land.
Z. Il. woodward i Co., Druggists, corner First
and Alder streets. Portland.
Aessrs. Abrams Carroll, wholesale Druggists,
Nos: and Front street. y.
We regard the Nephreticum a. the best Kidney
and Bladder remedy before the public. Al Drug
gists keep them.
For ali arrangements Of the Liver.
Use Dr.. Aintie's English Dandelion Pills.
For Biliousness and Dyspepsia.
Csc DR.. Mlnties English Dandelion Pills.
For Fever and Ague,
Csc DR.. Xinties English DaDdelion Pills.
Every family should not fail to keep the Eng.
lish Dandelion Pills on hand.
DR.. Mintie's Remedies will not /" Cure all Com-
plants" but will give Immediate relief and per.
feet cure in all cases. II taken according to d..
reetions. which they are recommended for.
d2dAwIy
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
SEATTLE, May 80, 1879.

SEATTLE, May 80, 1879.
A majority OF the Board were
authorized to contract for the repairs
of the Black river bridge near E. M.
Smithers' place.
The following bills were ordered re-
jected: Chas Mcdonald. wrought iron
cell locks, $l52.5O; S F Coombs, rent,
81 90; r Scott, rent, SAG 90; F w
Sparkling and Others in care of Frank
Lampson, deceased, $l02 80; T 8 Rus.
sci, for services in same case, Sc 90.
The bill of DR.. E. L. Smith, in same
case. was laid over until the August
session.
The following bills were ordered
paid out of the County POUNDS: CIV
Calhoun, NJ D. S37 20; LV Wyckoff,
S204 so; o Schillestadt, 50 IS; e s
Ingraham, SIS 90; I 8 Russell, $45 co.;
Cochran 4 Day, 81 90; Post. 81 90; Post
Job Office. 81 80; INTELL1oENcER Job
Office, Sl3 90; N r Maddocks, S65 So;
Mrs NJ V Mcdonald, $50 90.
Msy 81.
Sections 1, 2. 3, 4, ), Q, 10, II and 12
were taken from Road District No. IA
and attached to No. IL.
. An appropriation of $500 was made
for the Renton and Newcastle road, to
ba expended under the direction of A.
G. Smart, Supervisor.
Ordered that Joseph Brennan. Capt.
OF the White River Home Guards, be
requested to receipt to the Board for
the number Of guns and boxes of am.
munition belonging to the United
States and now In possession of said
Guards.
The Auditor was authorized to have
the detailed lists bound.
The following expenses of the session
OF the Commissioners were ordered
allowed:
Rufus Stearns. 81 days and "a miles,
$l0S go; Peter Saar, % days and SO
miles. $3.50 40; James Begley, % days
and 40 miles. $l2l 90; N. s. Booth,
90 days. 500.
Board adjourned sine die.
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RAMBUNXFOUS.

We clip the following account Of the
recent doings in San Francisco of
former Oregonian and Puget Sounder
from late number of the Chronicle:
One of the athletic games played at
the picnic Of ,hs Caledonisns at
Badgers Park last Ssturday-which
could not be announced in the pro-
gramme because it could not be fore
seen, and for the winner of which
there was 70 other prize than the
standing one held on. by the section of
the Criminal Code forbidding battery
wac the ancient international game
Of black eyes and bloody noses. played
between D. j. Quimbey and B. j.
Shay. Quimbey was declared the win
ner aud was marched off by q police
man that Oakland's Police Judge might
the ensuing morning decorate bis brows
with the bays of victory. notwithstand-
ing that B. j. Shay got all the eye
coloring and nasal abrssions. Quinn
hey alleges that between his young,
tall. brunette. dashing and dressy wife
Jennie and B. J. Shay there has long
existed such an indecorus infatuation
as melted Jennie recently in bis alb
sence to sell out the !ares and penates
of his lodging house and with the pro-
ceeds thereof to leave him, and that in
consequence of that he gave Shay due
notice that the next time he saw him
in Jennie's company he would bruise
the forward portion of his head.
Saturday was the said first time, when
he saw B. J. Shay, with his arm clamp
ed under the stylish Jennie's arm in the
approved modern manner of prone
made linking, propelling her through
the outrageous retreats of Badgers,
and just loading her up to the gun
wales with sub roce conversational
blessedness. Quimbey kept his word
to the letter. He sternly commanded
B. j. Shay to "put up his props" which
means, assume the defensive. Mr..
Shay put his props up according to
order. but Quimbey might as we'll not
have required it to be done, for he I'm.
mediately knocked the props down and
then improperly knocked the proper
himself down. Owing to the accident.
ally prompt arrival of q policeman,
more of B. J. Shay's head remained
intact than Quimbey intended.
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into the air as to be los. to sight to
these below. The mother and ore
child were killed by thessubsequsnt
fall, the father died from its effect.
soon after. and the other child was
saved by falling into a pool of water.
where it was afterwards found wrapped
tightly in the grass. TIE papers are
foil Of accounts of the terrible disaster
We should be thankful in Washington
Territory, on reading accounts of vista
tions of this character elsewhere, that
we live in q land where such things
are unknown.
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TERRIBLE CYCLONE.

A fearful cyclone swept over DOR.
eons Of Xansas aid Missouri on the
night Of Friday, Nay soth. II struck
the earth with irresistible force, clear.
ing everything before it with . power
most extraordinary. Trees were up
rooted. houses blown down. wagons and
animals carried into the cir. and hun
arsds Of persons killed or wounded.
The town Of Irving. Kansas, was nearly
destroyed. Forty buildings were
oiowa to pieces. twelve persons killed
outright and forty-nine wounded.
Near Delphia. Missouri, fifteen dead
bSdiss were found the ns2t morning on
Two square miles Of territory. Fences
went Oh - though supplisd with
wings. and crops were damaged where
ever touched BY tha Wind. One whole
family. consisting Of father. nothsz
and two children. were carried 70 Aish
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Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness.
Palpitatioh of the Hearth Have you
Dizziness of the Head? Is your ner-
vous system depressedg Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you q
cough9 Low spirits? Coming up of
the food after eating? SC, &c. All Of
these aud much more are direct results
Of Dyspepsis. Liver Complaint and In
digestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged by all Druggist
to be positive cure. 2,400, COO bottles
were given away in the U. 8. through
Druggists to the people as . trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person Of
its wonderful quality in curing all
forms of Indigestion. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents, Sold
positively by all first-class Druggists
in the United States.
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Wednesday, June 4. 1879.
THE ALASKA SITUATION.

The impression is gaining ground
that the recent Alaska scare WAS need.
less one. The Indians, it is now boldly
asserted. are hostile only when drunk,
and that they are enabled to get drunk
only with the connivance Of white men.
That there il much truth in this ssser-
tioo, oil acquainted with the situstion
in Alaska will admit. Eastern jour-
mails AZ fond Of advancing statements
akin to the above, and then arguing
from them that there i no necessity for
ornament military or naval defence in
the Territory. With this argument, or
rather inference. We beg TO differ. Tho
Indian is not what our Eastern breth-
rem picture him -persecuted. brave and
noble. On the contrary. he is :reach-
erOus. cruel, cowardIy, low and squalid.
In Alasks there are only few hundred
whites. but many thousands Of Indians.
These savages outuumbsr their civil
lied neighbors . hundred TO one. If,
Tor any reason. they should take it into
their heads 10 exterminsts tho whites,
and the latter were unsupported by the
military or naval forces OF the United
States. the undertaking would DO one
Of the most easy execution. In . few
hoars every white man. woman and
child il the Territory would be masss-
cred. and for twenty more years the
settlsment Of that vast and rich region
wou!d be delayed. And what blot
upon our national honor would such an
act be- II costs bat little more to keep
: lew SOLDIER ID Alaska than it does in
TEXAS. and there Il just - much need
of them. The same may be said Of
revenue cutters and gunboats Some
thing in their line should be kept there
oil the time. to show tho Indians that
the Government is looking out for them
and ready at a moments notice to pun,
ish their misdeeds. The idea now, up.
psrsutly. is to station the ship James
town at SDks. manning her with
hundred and Afty men and providing
her with two large steam launches.
Surveyors will be on board, aud they
will occupy themselves in favorable
weather with work on the coast. In
this way the expedition will be useful
% . defense as we'll a. useful geograph-
ically and commercially. II appears to
~ most excellent plsn-the best, in
fact. yet devised. The Government
should not leave the people there day
without protection. For the credit Of
The nation We hope that it will never
again b necessary for citizens Of the
United States. living on American soil,
to appeal 10 the British for . protection
which thor own Government is either
unable or unwilling to give them.
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FEMALE CULTURE.

The Arst element Of true culture is
utility. The homely uses Of life are
the strong body, without which accom-
plishments have nothing to adorn but
themselves. and are thrown away. In
the swirl fuctustious Of business and
ths terrible rsvsrses which 20 often
swesp away tho best founded fortunes,
none are safe. II 10 folly for any FAM
lily r. rear girl in the lap of indulgence
for . life Of luxury. when . single wave
Of misfostune may sweep the beautiful
castle away and leave its inmates at the
mercy Of The pitiless elements. Every
girl ehould b 20 educated that, should
advsrsity throw her upon the world,
che viii fall. like . cat. upon her feet,
ready foe . run on her own account.
4 lady ef culture l. one who can use
her knowledge and aooonplishments
for her own support in ease Of need,
and who don not feel that any useful
Industry b dsmsaniug. The prsctia!
1sse yrsosds and support the orna.
ms1tal. iad even the ornamental should
b 20 thoroughly ingrainsd that il can
Be made Of use in case Of need. The
worst OF modern society will not b
got I'D Of until every woman 10 able
10 earn IN honest livelihood, and re-
spscts every other woman who earns
one. whether shs is lady of culture
or not.
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GREAT CrrIEs.-The four great
cities of the civilized world are Lon
don. Paris, New York and Berlin. The
first has an estimated population of
4,700, 900 souls; the second of 1885,
600; the third of 100000, aud he
fourth Of l,02j 900. Berlin is increas-
ing in . more rapid ratio than either of
the others.
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WANTED.


To rent and cuitivste lands in the
delta of the Fraser river. These lands
arc the same as the famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dyked and
properly drained by the proprietors.
and leased for term of years at low
rates. A ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans
portatioa at all times of the year.
Apply to I. A. NAVARRO.
f4:dtf Victoria, B. c.
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L. ANDERSON, Practical Grsiner.
will do granting and marbling for
painters and private parties in :. a'.le,
or will 60 to any place on the ooand.
Also dealer in PAINTS, OILS and WALL
PAPER. Rates as reasonable 90 any
place in the city. and all work guar
anteed. all.dtf
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SEATTLE DIRECTORY FOR 1879
Subscribers who have not received their
book and others who may desire it can
be supplied by calling at BENEDICT 8
Stationary and Telegraph offce-Front
street bet Cherry and Columbia Sts.
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H- THE Fountain Beer Hail, Front
street. Seattle. next to the North Pacific
Brewery, Is the largest and finest in
the oity. All kinds of Beer. Ale and
Porter for sale. Lunch from MAE to
eae o'clock every day; also. Ene
lunches to order.
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Go to the Concordia Hall on Mill
street. where you will get good glass
Of beer for five cents; also the best of
liquors at ten cents . drink. All kinds
of California wines by the glass or bot
tie. A iirss-class pool table aud the
best free lunch in town. Come and
see.
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WHERE IT 1s.-By following tho
crowd you will fetch up ct the Centen-
NAL Saloon, Of the foot of Mill street,
first door east of the Seamsn's Bethel
and Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. where you will
find the genial James Vergon, "back of
the bar" ready to serve out his fine
wines, liquors, cigars and beer to order.
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EUROPE

Sr. PETERSBURG. May 26-The Gov
ernor Of Yakutsk. Eastern Siberia, has
received intelligence of Professor Nor
dinskjold. Of tho Arctic expedition. to
May Sd. The Professor announced that
he intended 70 start in the Vega for
Earcpc. By way OF Behring's Strait and
the Suez Canal.
4 tslegraphic dispatch from lrku.sk
reports that tho Vega has since arrived
in Behring's Strait.
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co.,
aug3l-d&wly San Francisco.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICToRn
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop 1t tho Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fre.proof has good accom-.
mediation for families. and 40 good
meals Is any house in the city. 1t only
81 90 per day.
WM JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, B. G.
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JOHN BURNS, seaman on the L. s.
ship" Guard" in 1864, will learn some
thing to his advantage by calling on or
addressing Albert N. Snyder, Attorney,
Seattle. King Co.. ". T.
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a. Bocs Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD l. HARRINGTON, Agents.
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n q e

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM
IL Of Xbsy Co.. doing business in this city.
VIII please Gene forward and eettle their ac-
counts b caah o. note prior 70 June 4th. % tine
b0stneos q u old arm must Be settled fnmedi-
aaely. EASON D. EBEY,
NIL Street, Seattle.
9ay ., lose, WS1-dn
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FoR 0ExuIxE GxaAAs Nilk Bread
60 70 Rper'9
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rrHI FIRM HITHERTO EXISTING UNDER
i the name and style Of Esson B. Ebey Co.
Ebsy having purchssed the entire interest OF G.
:. Oodge. Mr.. Ebey will pay al debts Of the
Nm, anA I'll dsb1g aua. "a ~ AIm must b paid
TO xf. Ebsy. he aloas having authority 30 receipt
therefor. EASON b. RBEY.
G. z. DODGE.
0ao1tlo, ". r., Nay 20, 1879. n30 dAwu
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DIED

On the 10Th ult., at Patterson s,Crcek
Depot, Mineral county HARRY C11Nrov,
aged 3 weeks, infant son of J. A. Ron.
ISsoE, Esq.
On the l4th ult., at Patterson's Crec,,
Depot, Mrs. REBEccA EonINsov. a~cd
Sc years.
In Kcyser, on the 2Oth inst. Mrs
Nancy CooFEE, wife Of The late George
w. Cooper Of this county, aged 81 years.
Her remains were Inferred at Ebenczer
Church, three miles east Of this place
In Woodstock, Va, on the 18th inst.
Mr.. PETER HosHoUR, Sen'r.. a veteran
of the war Of 1912, aged ~ years.
In Sioux City, Louisierrp, on the 22nd
inst, Judge A. w HC6EARD. formerly
a member Of Congress from this state.
in the Glst year of his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-26
New Fall Goods.

WE try to keep posted in all the
leading markets Of this country, and
have recently purchased heavy stock
of Fall & Winter NEW GOODS from
all sections, many of which are direct
frouu manufacturers. Our stock is now
frsh and attractive, and as usual among
the largest to lie found in the county.
Special attertion called TO our Nes
Black Cashmeres, English and French,
from so to SOC. also new French de-
signs in Prints, Collars, Cuffs, Ties,
Scarfs, Veilings. Larga and complete
stock of BOOTS Il SHOES, James,
Kefseys. Shifting Stripes, Linseys,
Cassimeres, Nails, Salt, &c. Agent for
the Light Running Domcstic Seeing
MACHINE.
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MARRIED.

At tho residence Of the brides father.
on the 4th inst, by Rev. G. a. joyce.
Hr. DAVID w. PUcH to Miss SARAH j..
TAILOR, daughter OF Mr. Joseph TAYLOR.
ali of this COUNTY.
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The ladies Mite Society of the NJ. f.
Church Souis. viii be held at Maj. Har.
per's on Monday night next,at n o'clock
Mat c-s of Importance will be before the
society. By ,rier o. the President.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-26

The October term of Hampshire Coun
~ Court will begin on Tuesday, October
9Th proximo. l.. D. Schnibbe and Abra-
ham Hass arc the associate Justices who
will ~ with the.presidiBe Justice, James
Sheet.
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The District, rars onage Committee M
L. Church South, WI meet in Romney,
september 30th, 10, +. NJ. The follow
iug is The Committee Rev. Henry lIo-
man, john ". Vst diver. Isaac V. Par.
kcr, Robert Washington, , 'hn S. Mar
tin, Alfred Moo-e end Alex. Sanders.
g. A. JOYCE.
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LATE NEWS.

There were ten new cases Of yellow
fever at Memphis on the 2i,h and four
deaths.
Three Cuban Shareholders have eman.
cipated 5000 slaves and contracted'with
them for their labor.
There has been another Afghan mas
eacre this time at Herat.in Western AZ
ghanistan. ~
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The ladies Mite Society of the NJ. f.
Church Soats. viii be held at Mai. Har.
per's ON Monday night next,a II O'Clock.
Mat rs of Importance will be before the
society. By ,ller OF the President.
The District. lars onage Committee M
L. Church South, WI meet in Romney,
september 30th, 10, l., NJ. The fellow
iug is The Committee Rev. Henry lIo-
man, john ". ysr diver. Isaac V. Par.
ilcr, Robert Washington, , 'hn S. Mar
tin, Alfred Moo-e .nd Alex. Sanders.
G. A. JOYCE.
Rompcy, Sept. %, 1879.
CoEEncrIoX.-Iae A0th annual cxhi-
hilton of the Shenandoah VALLEY Agri
cultural Society VIII BE held 1t Winches.
ter, Va, commencing, not on the 10th,
but, on October :, and continuing four
days. Had tkc Society furnished us
with an advertisement of their exhibi-
ton, or even published the same IL their
town papers. it would, We have no doubt,
have immensely increased the display of
articles and a better turn out than other
wise TO be successful in business these
days "pyinter'a i.k' must be freely used.
We hope. however, rs we remarked last
week, that 1t may prove the most sue
cesSlul Fair ever given III that place.
49, cLoa, u.;r.,.o. W
Inrrov-Mr,,r. Our Fellow.townsman.
fgo.sLorr wing t. Iii, brick DWELLING
rsze. 36x2D. which VII be- 4 very great
addition TO his resiJepcc Mr.. Upspv
$. WALKER. contractor. il la,iuy the
brick and Mr. WI. ". MALosEY pre.
pairing the VOID w>rk. By degrees our
town il improving. Now for the Par
sonagc. we hope an eligible site may be
selected, and 4 handsome dwelling at an
carly day, erected thereon.
Cumberland. died on Friday last, aged
ninety, He was MAYOR Of Crmberlard
in 1894 and held ether ofices 10 wos
the last survivor Of ta,sn.v.two MANSON.
".'0 - :" "'1'u 'ie .'o'no''S' ifo'es1ah'
''''' 80 - -'''' i''olo !" Ae'ein0er' i0-"
We. e 1,ooroGoI1 ., .,o So,,L prano,
was .o}5 or Tnoslov - lac, maoI To-.
: Wbitipg E,o ,nrcb,sor for ,ho snn,
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER SEIZED ULE.

SU1HER SEIZED ULE
On and AFTER May 18th, 1879, train. will leave
Green Spring Run, as follows:
EAST BoUHD.
No. 10. Accommodation $50 A. NJ.
No. 81. Freight & Passenger. 10 4S A. Nj.
No. ). Express. ...3.I5 T.. NJ.
No. Al. Freight & Passengef, $40 p. NJ.
WEST BouNb.
No. 40. Freight & Passenger, I / .06 A. NJ.
10. Ia. Accommodation. 80. .4.03 Il. M =.
No. 10 d No. D. Express Trains. daily.
No. Al. Freight & Passenger daily to Martins
burg. All the other trains daily, excep, Sunday.
j. NJ. WEHAGE, AGENT.
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Clinton Lodge no. 81, A. F.& A, N. meets
on the Ord Friday in each month.
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MRS. c. 81. LEWIS,

will offer at Auction, at her residence
in Romney,
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ST, 200 Profit on 800

Wade Any dry 10 Pufs and C0Hs invcatsc.
cordinR Co yOur mcar8. $40 $50 or 500 In
STOCK PRfviLgqEs las brought small fortune
TO the careful iuvsstOr We pdgiss when snd
how 10 orVa'TT ssFyLY. Book with foil inror.
msiion cent free Address orders =, mail ald
telegraph 10
BANTER * co
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ROMNEY MARKET.
RonNFY. Sep

RohNEY, Sept, Z6, 1919
Reported weekly by !. n. &. Pancake,
subject 10 Market fluctuations.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-26

The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper will be
Administered in the Presbyterian Church in
Springfield, 90 the 2nd Sabbath OF October.
Preparatory services will begin at II O'Clock,
M, on the Friday ti5th inst,) preceding.
G.. w FINLEY,
Sept o.. 1870 Pastor .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-26

Tho largest river in the world is the
Mississippi, 1000 miles long.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-26

Winchester PresbyteFy will meet in
loorcae!d on next Wednesday evening.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-26

Bishop kEANs, of Richmond, has as
signed to the charge Of the Catholic con.
gregation in Winchester, Va, Rev. ohm
T. Hagan, formerly assistant pastor of
st. Mary's Church, Norfolk, Va.