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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

EStebifsheci 1893.
GILMORE & CO., Attorneys al I3N.
sucesssOrs to i'H.rn,nn. FIos",cr - co.
500 Z Street, Washington, DC.
e American and Foreign Patents. }
Patents procured IA ALI caul mos. No rKKs ~
ADVANCr 10 charge uuloss the Iatn, q.
srfnttd. - fees fo9 nrs'u- rrrlunin.,r, rI.a3i.
nations. Special attention given 70 inisriereuce
Gases before the Patent O:i!ce Es.rus,o-s be.
fore Congress, Infringement Spiis ~. differed.
States. aud nj litigation nrprr ,,,niug 20 Iuv.l..
hcas or Patents SKEO SfAuP EoI, FAaruIRr
or SIXTY FACES.
United STATES Courts and departments.
naims prosecuted H. ,h7 Supreme Court q The
United States Courtof UIrin,s Cont Of ,nininis.
sIoasrs OF Aieraina claims. :;.nlhrrii Ti"iias
Communication and an .i.s-v, ~ Eut cia,lns before
tse E1sVuHSs Departments.
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
Ovrosns, soLDisns. aud SAILORS ~ The L,ie
ver. o. theft heirs. are Va many oass- -uiii-i -
moosy from thee ovsTumsSt. Of catch iitry have
no knowisdse. .Wrin fuii history q service nBd
stak amount ot nay aud bounty fcrs,vgd. Fn.
elose stamp. and fIll reply a.ii,i ozEuiisailUu
viii be Ei'su you free
Pensions.
Az 0TIit sns. sJrutgt-. .,ui -Auhas FOUNDED
rupinred. or Injured iu lts lnlr war. however
slishty, can obtain 20 pension ,-trs u..v rose. :.
tnE pensions nie .luiicj "a fIer.Iss Send
CIiimsuta whose att.ruars have b9.r -
pended. will be gtatuitousiv fIrms he'd WI. fiIu
lnforinl'ijn a"d proper papers GA application z
AZ we charge no Zee unless !uI. sla,npi
Dor rsturn postage should be sent us.
United States General Land Once
Contested Land (rses Private Land Chains
f1ininE Pre-ruption f.,u .qic.,I t.i.sts pross
co'ed .. for- the lrns,.-l l,,ud once aIJd Depars
mentof abe lnlrriqr
Old Bounty Land Warrants %.
Wep0y "a "a - .h'.a Where a..igrmrnLs are
Imperfect We s,se Instructions 20 perfect them
Mall Contractors nsel oilers
We act ~ attorneys for such in procuring eao
Nhe = fnaLinE collects I'VE, negotiating ioaBe, an1
attending e. all business curfide3 - uf
liberal arrangement made wish ATTORNEYS N
at classes u business
Address GILMORE & CO.,
o Box IS H..stingt,a. D. n
WAsrusgrOs. -. g. roren5sr e. is7s
take pleasure ia expressing rnF tire coma
deDce tl he rstp0usibtiHg and afsiffy 81 M
Law, Patent nud Collection House Ok liftMoRs
\ 60. Of Tbs oity
GEO " u WHITEo
totshtsr o/ths Mssonm A-tropoiRaa BanGI
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Hotc Lost, KOI0 Restored

n-D Just published, a new ss,,
49, DIR. cULV ERWE ELLIS CRJ re-
49, TED ESSAY on the RalIr,I "a
(wi,hou; medicinel OF Spermaiorrhm o. ~;
usi Weakness. Involuntary Seminal l.,ss,' - q
po'ency, Neutal aud Physical lrcspsci,,
pedimcnis 10 Marriage, Ctc.-also Crsii,. ~
ZION. Epilepsy and Fits, induced o. s,,f.-1f
gence or sexual extravaganza, a.
The celebrated author, in this Admiral. r
say, clearly demonstrates, from llirig -
successful practice, tina, The alarming COM, y
oes OF self.atuse may oo radically cared !. 49,
tho dangerous use Of .niernsl medicine II, n.
application OF tie knife pointing oot al.
OF cure at once simple, eg1trir. ADD siFs,,,,l
by means of which every sufferer. no So
what his condition may sc. tbny cure 49,.
chespiy, privately, aud RAoIchriE
~ This Lecture should be in tbs bsrs, q,
every youth and every man in he isud
Sent FREE, under seal, in plain etye'or, q,
any address.
Address the publishers.
THE CULVERWkLL MFNICtL On
IL Ann St, New yoik. p1sl / Gio Bc, ,,s,
Jngc 20, iS79..-iy.
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The Beat and Cheapest News, Literary Aal Coz.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

THoUcHr IIE'D Ger TnrsrEu.-A
small boy .tb a big cent in his hand
stood before a Michigan avenue grocery
Tor long timc yesterday before making
uPhis mind 20 enter. when asked what
he desired, lie inquired
If boy should come hero and get
trusted for stick Of gum, how much
would il bcY
Ono cent, was tho reply.
And if 20 boy should como here With
the cash, how much wou'lit beg
Just the same
Then / guess I'll get trusted. .af.l1,
remarked the fuanc.a- MS he s.ippel .ic
cent down into hi, pocket
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

Tommy Gimme a cake, mamma. II
what-If you please. Tommy--Oh, le,
up or that 'Pinafore' business gimme
3 cake
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

Edward said Mr.. Rice, what do l
hear?-that you have disobeyed your
grandmother, who told you just now lot
to jump down these steps 2 Grandma
didn't tell US not to, papa; she only
came to the door and said, 1 wouldn't
jump down those steps, boys 2 and
shouldn't think she would-au old lady
like her =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

Powell Elizabeth
shelly Philip
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

ia stay an old maid uI go. black
IN Tie face before II u. n,l who
chc"7 tobacco And She took o wad Of
gum OUT OF hor mJut, ana stuck il ON
'he under s'lc Of tuo scat OF her chair
Tor SIC Keeping while she was eating
Der dinner
a li'tsDu-gor who 90. the barber
''ch'' Ia, sgCJ foi 1000 damages
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

A gray hair was espied among the ra
ven locks of a charming young lady.
oh, pray, pull it OUT she exclaimed.
If pull it oct ten more will come TO
the funeral, replied the one who made
the unwelcome discovery. Pluck it out,
nevertheless, said the dark haired dam.
sell; it's no consequence how many come
to the funeral, provided they all come
an black
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

Gideon Cook, a preacher, was mau
very eccentric in speech, even to his last
earthly moments. A few hours pre-
vious to his death, his brother, also a
preacher, came to his bedside, and in
CURED, "Do you think you are dying
Gideon ? And the reply, sharp and
quick, came-"Can't tell never died
before
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-19

WAsiUsgrOs. -. g. ForeuBsr e. ia1s
take pleasure ~ expressing rnF on tire coma
deDce tn he rsspOtisibtlttg aud afefffy of thS
Law. Patent nnd COLLECTION House OK tiiLroRs
4 60. Of Tbs otty
gro " u wHITE.o
tptshisr o/ths Mssonui H-tropoiRaa BanGl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
a WOMAN WITH TWO HUSBANDS.
Mira Emma NJ. Davy Accused OF Bigany-Her
IEnoranes OF the Law.

NEwBURoH, Feb. SIN the early part OF
November last George ". Davy. who was then
living In this city, but who now lives in MARI
borough. Ulster County. complained TO the
Recorder OF Newburgh that his wife Emma NJ
Davy. had deserted him and his children. four
in number some time previous. and on the
29th Of the preceding month had bern married
TO one Silas Edward Baird. resident OF this
city. Davy asked for a warrant for her arrest.
which was granted. Davy alleged that his wife
was married TO Baird by the Rev. Dr. J. Hal
Church. Subsequent investigation proved this
70 be fact. Baird and Mrs. Davy appeared at
the parsonage one evening saying that they
were DESTROYS Of being married. They were nc-
companled by proper witnesses. AMI reprtseut-
Cd that would be their first marriage, and that
mrre was no lawful reason why they should
not be- Joined In the bonds OF wedlocS. Baird
gave MS age as 20 years, and Mrs. Davy who
assumed the name OF Emma Eta Lamb. her
maiden name said she was 80 years old THIS
story impressed the divine as being "a truthful
one. ana he pronounced the puir married
Among the first 10 hear OF the marriage was
Emma's husband who procured a warrant for
the arrest OF the guilty pair. Before il was
appeared ard the ON GERS failed to find them.
Dayy. giving up all hone 81 their arrest, broke
up his household, sending two Of his children
TO relatives and tax ing the other two with him
70 Marlborough. where lie Is now emp,Oyed.
~. ~ Iluhy n.snt ule Dolce au'hptlu,S learned
that the guilty pair had returned 10 Ncwburgh,
and Officers W re instructed TO keep watch tor
them, On Saturday morning they wore found
and Baird was taken into custody. Mrs. Ddvy-
Baird. having given birth 10 child on Friday
night, could not BE- removed. Baird WIS ar
raigned on the charge Of having knowingly
married the wife OF anothcr, man. which is
felony under the law. He admitted the mar
fiaRe. but claimed that he did not know the
woman waG married when she was made his
wife. He was locked up for Il further examine
ton. Recorder War!rg has ordered the police
TO keep Mrs. Dayy-Baird under surveillance
until such time ms her condition viii allow Of
her arrest Then she Will Ice arraigned on the
charge OF bigamy. She pl-nds ignorance Of the
law. She says she was unconscious OF hav ng
violated any statute in marrying Baird. She
also says that her husband abused her shame
fully and some time last summer applied Tor
q divorce. but dm not get one. Baird looks 10
be ten years her Junior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
ANSWERING 4 CONTERT
The Rev. Mr.. GIN On the Rev. DR.. Cans. Rea-
sons for Becoming n Roman Catholic.

TT, -. .,,
ny unIniounctlnciI1 til!t me new W D. Sflll
M9u.l ul"kc HI"llI % W. l".s rs or me h"N.
IT Hehs ler llhlng llt thurch OF h'm" Enh
t.erH'V OF Nllt"thE u lhrsr congregation 70
NrsliilihsI.L nulvh iast hlEhl Ihe 81 Mr.
On stated thHt ne ild not desire To enter into "a
CONTROVERSY over the matter. but WIS imprllei
10 cohivNrr Nr posluou ol pf. cans from a
s'ls' on uuB N MS cliatg". H. men read the
h'WrpllrI n"potS OF br' Ghhs = rrHS ms Tor
il"NIiE We h,lVrinrq thuI'9 anu J,.nng th"
Nuui.H 81 ho'he' "uu pFoc"'ued 10 deny thelr
a'nu!acf. ..-.
=, tilE 70 !ht sl,lteIlrhl mhue 10y Dr. Guns
lHat ~" I.nttsthi 'uurchrs were ~ uh-ur.us
~ W. Ii"bnH 'l hVlH,' w" Nhli' ! grant. tiHt
W. Worl lIo'es'hht uors not occur until tho
helolWhlou' Out neither IS tho word
,u"itt s suoS'hi,,,ntlou 70 o. seen uLul the
hMInth ''hIuTN' - the hu'r .uWtrinct
Mh'yn ~ OiW o4 Hc prlht'p' lNlhS -
niII N.'H.Ii' NhnI'n' Ih's" p'. iusn tNr nhmT
ulu h"h -'cuI rhllirr III history because the
nhln' lIu' SUM Goes nor occur thai any
/, ~ ~ WIZ ~, 40 trlll'S apd irih'ipl"s oi
~ 1t lsH IN ~, tN 81 rom 'hr Gays NJ
th' Aponlt'sf Inc Oathoi's ar" fond OF say
ing: N4rr1 Wa Your religQn before The
w5i,n -, -. i-"'il'r i lrp.t; IA thc ,bibI".
MhtIe YOUR y h'tTT"htrr was your lace before
~ "'Siru lA'HsnuIL
III, ~ I.Nu lt'qu'huy rom Chlnollc text
.l"hs, lhV'tsi 7tsi m ~" E'"l.hss Mith Surcas-
Nt '"uilneh's, hrirr!lhS % Tue ACCEPTED Cath
oue coWinhhd uRt nose who submit
hos 10 Iur enusch 90. zines are out OF
70 ms eNrFy Nht'snth man anu woman
NJ ",W'r nun q hs ana lphl"is. 50
""sicy' ~. .fI, hll ~ l.- o'nrr glorious eN-
ttlt - - ~ ~ ..' ~ "' YER NAN mn
uv's. ~" s"l! uiht We Cn'nolr tuurrn WIS
h. a., XXI .,s Wy Nrr"trH W. ny NNluuHc MS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
DISORDER IN GREEN co., KY.
Resisting the Collection OF Railroad Tax
Troops Sent For.

ELIzABETHTowN, KY. Feb. 9.-Some years
ago Green County voted ajax upon themselves
10 aid in the construction Of the Cumberland
and Ohio Railroad. benrnE six per cent. interest.
PAYABLE semi-annuHlly. This interest was paid
promptly up to within the last year or two, hut
no railroad has ever been huilt Within the
past yrar part Of the road which had boon
graded between Lebanon and Gwensh burg Na~
lrH-ed to tie Lou sNi.l r and Grcu, southern
Railroad, and II proposal is pending 10 ttAe
Shall be- ra!ncd rhG9 prSp"saI ' has ' So ,'g tsr
aroused the people TINT th' courts have hrrn
CALLED on 70 adIudb'ate the question. and an Inc
junction has been obtained against holding tic
election. The more law"ss portion. OF the
people, enraged AT the laws DELAYS have de-
trrlnnrd to resist the collection OF any more
Talroad tqx. aud last Monay u isht the barn uf
Luther Morris, Deputy Sheriff. was burned.
with II thousand bushels IT grain. and notices
were posted pon his premls - reading, C"nsr
collecting the RAJ road tax or Leave the country
j is said that the hnrn Of Mr.. Morris's fltnrr
has also been burned. A courier has hr-n sent
70 INC Governor with request for militia 10 aid
In collecting the tax
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
ARTICLE FOURTEEN AGAIN.
A Way Proposed for Republican City once
holders TO Get Around II.

The Republican Association in the First
District took action last evening on trouble
some article IA, which forbids officehoders
under Democratic authority from serving us
officers in the Republican District organiza-
lions or as delegated to the Central Committee.
new amendment was offered IA coming from
Joel W. Mason. the Chairman Of Tho Seven
tecnth District Association. 1t proposes that
no person shall be eli zible for any office in the
association. nor for delegate TO the Central
Committee. nor to- any nom mating convention.
who directly or indirectly holds amy political
on - I 'mo'ument other than thut q Nofarv
Public. Commissioner of Deeds. Inspector "
Elections or Poll Clerks under Demo-
cratic authority; and all Offices the power Of
appointment to which is vested in any Demo-
crat. or any board or body whose members are
appointed hy any Democrat shall be- consid-
cred ms held under Democratic authority" The
amendment further provides that All votes "tst
Tor any person holding such an Office ~ spori-
h"i sinai be null and void and the person or
the highest number NJ votes shall be deemed
nnd returned us elected :" aud that ANY cro-
drut'als i.ivon 20 any person not eligible under
this Constitution shat bo null and void. But
endorsed ANA supported for and elected -
uli.e hy the re,ulnr Republican party. shall
!" deemed To be- Democrat within the mean
ing OF this article"
The proposed amendment was approved by
the assn.iHtfUn. IL WINS the belief Of the Chpir-
man. Mr. Charles H., Trainer. that 1t was de-
signcl to renon'i lie the existing difference in
the Republican INKS In regard TO the stutus Of
the Republican officers and delegates who hold
CITY nrpoiutmcnts or expect fhvors from Mayor
l. how L would affect such Republicans Ms have
Police Court clerkships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
Attempting to Ares. Chief Moses.

SAN Francisco, Feb. "A despatch from
WalA Wa.a snys that warrant has been issued by a
Justice of the Peace Of Yakima County Washington Ter
uury or III, arrest Of Cc ,cs Tor giving aid to sud
cuh'fhlne a LWuullh Indian WHO Was known 10 hutr
committed murrr THE Shcrn nttrinuted To ~ rye tho
warrant Out Indian Agent NIhurn the Yakima RcservH.
non refused To- deliver Moses, saying hHt he had ceivcl
ydeas ohold MN rom the authorities a. Wasn and
Tie Prosecutor VI the TsrnlOTy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
DuarO ano auums.

FURNISHED room for house ping also room,
Tor man rent - ami 81 70 per week. yanck st
Coon BOARD-lIome comforts; ens. parlor. ana
ChATleA 80 N''"N'
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Amus,mtnts.

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~ MANAGER .................s''.'.hr ). H. hANEhhi
Mr. MCKEE RhSKfS and Mis-, KITTY BLANCHARD.
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MAtlNEEs WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY. at 2
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MONDAY. FEB 10.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Six nights and two mauneea
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MR. AND MRS DION BOUCfCAULr.
Monday. Feb. Io-THE COLLEEN BAwN
Tuesday. Feb ii-ARRAH IA POGuE.
Wednesday Mahnce-KERRY AND srAUGHRAUN
"Wednesday, Thursday, and saturday nights and satur
''' '"' ARRtu "a PoGUE
Friday Evcnins-TlIE COLLEEN BAwN.
MISS ADA DYAs At EACH PERFORMANCE.
Mr. poMiNcY MHRggAAy T,TEENY /" ARRAH his
MR J0nN BROUGiIAM as THE O'GRADY his original
.Mf i6iiy GiLBERr a. FATHER DoLAN, in the
HE 'liitay HEcKET a. HARRY DUFF. in the
r sc @ ee o T1s be had 4 BoCt
addressed TO Sir " 'DFrfscn.
CUICErKING NALL.
SEWy6iR fiiilii3Ru6NtC cLttBN. rlEsDAT' w. w.
S4loi.t.-Niss a. HkRNE, Oontraito; Mr. FRANZ RUN
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n Blum ELLIS AMrRIcAN MUSEUM
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04

(rO~PIL SERVICES conducted by Mr.. SAWYER
~ 900 the i"ctur" room oi che Thirteenth Street r., ID
iAi march, between 9th ani 7h avs THIS evening 90
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sall1.
ERENCu COOKS SHALL.
Il ~

II
TUESDAY. FER 4
g,ari ban given b, the -, lErEs CrLINA1REs Pull
ANInkuPlfl 2 fT tu~NofuLilE. no ACADEMY ~
Nl SIZE ana NILSSON HALL ur the t'neHt n the SAT.
uN' 1mi % ll- Punt Great sa.tTououlc exhibition.
utNtt ADMITTING GENTLEMAN ANp LADIES g..
u IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-04
Circulation of The Weekly Sun
ADVERTIsING RATES.

Z y, sans period, la.aIs.ses, wesAiy average
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WOWk ou Grover Bikrr 81 Ming machines wanted
w los res uu-iie nrm. VIII d. II any price aud
guarantee H. - "s.ni st. near BoNery.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-23

! Mr.. John l.. Letlbetter, n young gentle.
man OF this place, matricuaied recently at
Adgcr College, Walhalla There was a
fatal case OF blndstatgers among Town
.:!!cs hoTsvs past wer:. .....fhe ginning
season is about ended, though perchance
one might see some cotton yet in the boil
down in the Shallow Ford neghborlood
"sumers." ......Jonathan Pickerel, Esd.. OF
this tFork) township, is the parallel of Mr..
James Martin, of Hopewell township, allu-
ded to i'll last weeks INrELLIGEScER. in
every particular except age, Mr. Pickerel
being Si......As surmised by "Veritas," your
Townville correspondent for last week, our
present Trial Justice, w. +. NJ. Fant was
handsomely reelected to that Office on last
ifTiddy, &c having received 81 votes uut of
li2. which was the aggregate vote cast by
Clubs Nos. and 2 Mr. FAINT is eininenty
qualified for the position, and has filled the
Office acceptably for the last two years. In
word. the Fork has made an excellent
choice.....W. X. Parker, colored, of this
township, has met with q rather serious
misfortune. Last week his gin house, and
considerable amount Of cotton. and 200
bushels Of corn were consumed by Gre, the
burning being caused by box of matches
coming in contact with the saws while the
gin was running. He is confident that the
matches were placed IN the cotton with
malicious intent by one of his colored sis
ters whom he in some triflng way had
offended. Bill surpasscs the average freed
nln in IL mi "A Il
cumula.ed considerable property, but in the
light of his recent misfortune, coupled with
II growing dislike Of him among both races,
he now talks of selling out and Seeking n
country" NlcKpos.