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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

RUSSIANS GOING TO kANSAS.-The Steamship
Crown Prince Frederick William, from Rio,
landed at Castle Garden, yesterday, twenty
seven Russians. They went to Brazil In
August, 1878, as part of colony Of 321 persons.
They say they were well received and treated
by the Brazilian government, which gave each
family grant of $50 acres, seed, provisions for
one year, and 20 mills to each person over 10
the interior, in a mountainous country, where
the heat was intense. The chief crops are
black beans and corn, and, being ignorant OF
their cultivation, they sowed the wheat, bar
ley, and oats. These crops grew to about foot
in height, and then w1thered away. Dis.
heartened and in distress, they turned toward
the United States They have only about $50
County, Kansas, where they have friends.
The fare is SIN. Y. Sun, 3oth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
STEAMERS, DC.

T0TICE.-wAsHINaT AND NORFOLK
For Norfolk, Portsmouth. Fortress Monroe and the
SOUTH sgpns P and PSn ans Point
On and ate? TSarssas, Oct, "a is.s. the Steamer
Il a foot 81 Eth ST. ssTs
Monday and Thursday at 81 ? ~. returning, leave
SS5f every Tuesday and Fsidsy 6 3 ..sn,
LOB NORFOLK, FOHTaEss MON
+ ROE AND The SOUTH.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves 6th.street
TIEdays, a, pm, s.oDgns at Pine, - -
Point sna Point Lockout R % Ricbond
and railroad lines South Leave Norfolk Tuesdays,
Fox f PoToMhd {E1TEE LANDINGS
Steamer JoHN W THOMPSON leaves above wharf
81 and on Monday and
Thursday f hsasaFassT FoR SE%y YORK
Steamers ( q. Ks1eHT ana JoHs GIBSON alter.
nasely leave Pier Il. East River. New York. every
fds
B 8 e'e sa&
TEs4.s .ns AZ; AS2 sot Captain \.
caves Thsss foot Tt Of stn and dd s ste.
ksef On Sun
days TO. Bat'oI Creel Colton's and landings In St
snd isnairss y IN Woomieo rvsr on On tuesdays ior
Oolton's and landing in Nomini Greek Returning
msiins intermeeiiste landings. Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming MP.
SHERIFF, No S2s and 1114 Pennsylvanis avenue,
or at oftce foot Of 9Th and streets sw;
ap1b g. T. JONES, Agent
NOTICE TO H ssNaETs VERNON PAS
The Steamer W. ". COROORAN, which has been
recently tutt and furnished. L. L rK-A
BLAZE. Captain, Ia the only boat al .E1S
lowed TO land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
wharf daily (sundsys eLoegtedD st 10 q 70; and 70
Bupt Lao es' Mount Vernon Association. L. l.
BLAKE. steamer W. W. Oorcoran iel61y
CLYDE's NEW ExPREss LINE
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Boston. Providence, and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS
From Philsdelphia- Saturday, St ~ m
From GeOrgrtown-Monday, at pm
Freights received daily until m through
bills OF laden given to Boston and Providence snd
Fall River ConsiRnees wishing their goods landed
ct Georgetown wharf will please have them marked
"GEoBGETowN, d. O."
For fun information apply to ]. 81. JOHNSON 3
Co. 1902 street northwest, and l2th-street wharf,
Washington, D. o.; g. T. HYDE, SO Water street,
GEORGETOWN, D. O.; WILLIAM ?. CLYDE l. 90,
General Managers. IL South Whsrves, Phllfdel-
phia mar20-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

a SMALL, ragged boy entered an oyster house
In Salem, Mass, and asked:-"Wil you sell me
an oyster for cent? / want it for my sick
mother" "What is the matter with your
mother?" asked the man as he proceeded TO MI
a can with oysters, thinking he would help to
relieve case Of suffering "She's got black
eye" was the reply. The benevolence rap,u.s
faded from the mind of the FISHERMAN as he put
one oyster In a paper bag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrEAMsHrP
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRK. HAYRE, LONDON,

IoUTUAM ProN AND BREMEN
Ths steamers OF this company will sail every sat
urdsy from Bremen Per- foot OF Sd street, Hoboken
Bates Of passage: From New York TO Hayre, Lon on
con, Scuti ami tt Il and Bremen, first caoin, elOO
SecoIS csb!n. SEQ; steersee $50 For freight OF
passase Apply to OELR1OGS l. 90, Bowling
Green New York. W. g. METZEROTT Il 90, 92s
Pa ave, Agents for Wasninaton octl-ly
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

We clip the following paragraphs from
the letter of correspondent OF the Bal.
timore Sun writing from San Francisco.
California, under date Of the 25th ul,.
How much depends upon circumstances
Judging between good & evil! The little
valley in Nevada are infested with grass
hoppers, and farmers are giving up.
What drives them out draws the Indians
into Sierra and Mar,is valleys. Huns
dreds OF buck Indians lie sprawling a
round, while the squaws, their sisters,
and cousins and their aunts, with huge
baskets and fan scrapsrs, scoop up the
grasshoppers and prepare them for
grand feast. Having killed and mashed
them, they mix with pine nuts and make
n dough. Digging hole in the ground
they make fire, and heat it thoroughly,
then put i'm the dough and cover IL with
earth. After while the big loaf of ami
malized bread, issuing savory odors, is
presented 10 the admiring crowd. With
out standing on ceremony they pitched
in voraciously, calling on white lockers.
on to partake OF the festive lelicacy.
come eatee; mutchee good Some
tasted, and, regardless Of etiquette, ejec-
ted in with undisguised nauseation.
What is one mans meat is another's
poison
"rrubody' 8 hlackberry ranch, in Napa
county, covers thirty acres, and contains
10000 blackberry vines, in rows eight
feet apart. Picking began June 10 and
lasted TO August 20. The yield WAS y
tons per acre: sales Melted 5 cents a
" 81 -.
lar one in San Jose Valley yielded Dor
ries OF icss sweetness because il was ir-
rigated.' 1t is an invpriablc rule that
fruits anil vegetables lose quality by IL
rigation in summer.
Fifty chinese doctors are practicing
in this city. A few Of these have &C
quired wealth from christian confidence
in their Treatment. They solicit cases
which do not yield TO our systcms. .nd
wonderful cures arc narrated. Our laws
require that persons desiring TO prac-
tice medicine must show a diploma or
I certificate of competency from some re
gulsr medical association. This law
virtually excludes Chinese doctors
Six Of them have been cited to show
cause Why thoy do not comply with the
law. We have 10000 Chinese people
who have no faith in our systems The
exclusion would deprive them OF medi.
cal aid in sickness. The question is,
have we the right to compel people to
employ doctors Of our selection?
The oyster beds in our bay have
been traced eighteen miles, and beds of
clans are even more numerous. Both
came from Baltimore. and you have
nothing in Chesapeake bay tEat surpass-
es these biyalves. This will make us
INDEPENDENT Of importatioDs per cans,
shich must interest your oyster men.
Boats are now bUing built FOX this
trade"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

PFC Mic ANs ToUnSAaEST.-The Pic
Mic and Tournament as heretofore an
Donncel. came of on Wednesday OF last
week. There was fair turn out ut the
Grove, and about eighteen Knights en-
tried for the Tilt,snd the following were
the successful ones:
Mr.. Conway Weltoo, Knight Of Iiico-
~ I'LL, Crowned Miss Mamie Wilson
Queen OF Love and Beauty; Sir. Wren
WeIton, knight OF Rock Dale, crowned
Miss Lou Anderson, Of Pendleton CO. -,
LIST Maid Of Honor; Mr.. Geo. McNeill,
Knight Of Alum Bank. crowned Miss
Alice Cunningham. Pad Maid; Mr..
Thompson Nanmeter, Knight Of Buena
Vista. crowned Miss Mollio Antrim, 3rd
Maid Mr.. Arthur Vanmeter, Knight Of
Dolly Warden crowned Miss Kate Sher-
rard, 4th Maid.
The Coronation took place at the Court
House, AMI Mr.. Arthur B- Pugh, OF
Grant County. delivered very pretty
aud appropriate address TO the Knights.
-DIoor,f cd Examiner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
COM NUN CATION.
ANSWER TO Miss oLLrx NORM.

The intention Of the father, it seems,
was that one should stay in n foreign
country. As they both returned, we
solve the problem in the following man
ner:
The problem itself discloses the fact,
that the father wished to give to the son,
If he returned. twice as much as to the
wife, and to the wife, if the daughter re-
turned, twice AZ much as 10 the daugh-
ter. Consequently we divide the estate
into z parts, giving to the daughter
part, to the wife 2 parts, and to the son
4 parts of $3.50, which would be respec
lively, $3.50, 81 boo, and 1920.
] plus are how maLy and why?
n Miss Ollie will let us hear from her
on the above, she will oblige
5. L. KREEMER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12


As an Old gentleman was crossing the
Shcnnndoshrivorat The How ellsvilie Ford
recently. followed by a rayorite shepherd
dog. ho heard a great commoton behind
him in the water, and turning around to
SEQ the cause founj that his dog hsd
been seized by the tail Ivy monster
bass, and was carried under three times
before he could release himself from its
almost fatal grip. The bass must be
ravenous. and crossing the Shenandoah
dangerous TO dogs Hmrcn "a, Sent.
Calamus 10 said to be q good bsrome.
ter. When it is dry and hsri it will be
fine weather, and when soft and moist
rain 10 not far off. 1t will cost nothing
to try II.
A FIosr PREDICTIoN.-A Henry coun
=, Va, farmer predicts a killing frost on
The I'm OF October. lie goes by the
fogs in August. II there is fog, for in
stance, on the 10th of August there will
be frost on the 1Oth,sr October This
year the fog was on the l7tb. lie has
kept. hc says. an accurate secount and
never knew his sign TO fail. Three or
four old gentlemen vouch for the same
thirg.- Wm'he'tcr Timer, dug. 10.
The DoKalb County (Ga.) Ners states
that n man OF that county has invented
lamp which will eGectualIy prevent
young men from staying beyond rea-
sonablc hour when they come TO his
house 70 visit his daughter. II holds
just oil enough 10 last until ten o'clock
and TT that hour the lamp goes out and
also Tho young man goes out.
In notice Of the colorcd Camp Meet.
ing al Moundsville, this State, on the LIST
inst, we find tho following compliment
TO our ellow-townsman, Rov.J. II. Dai.
", colored, preacher in charge Of the
church in this place
Rev. Daily, Of Romney, preached a
very good sermon from the words, Fa-
ther, the hour is come st. John xvii,
/. This gentleman seems 90 be compa-
ratvely young, but be bears evidence 81
some ability in the arrangement and pre-
sentation Of his thoughts. lie is slow
and measured in his delivery, but never
loses the line Of thought suggested in his
text
All the worlds = stage, and all the
men and women want 20 ride on TOP.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
LIVE Stock YARDS.
MONDAY. Sept. 3, 1879.


fC.,tle arc sold at these 6sures live weight,
dogs are sold at ne, weight, that is 90 por
cent generosity OF from live weight Sheep
are sold gross, that is live weight, or moth
ins Oh
BssT CA.TLE.-The offerings tits week did
not conc up 20 tho,o OF last week in on ai,y
Tho tops we're not as good though there were
perhap9 fe wer common Ca,t.s and those were
not OF ss low grade as last W eek Prices Of The
tops were of sc, while middle ard common
were tc, aud in some instances /, lower than
last week. We quote AZ 81 5o@1S5 l2i per per
100 lbs.
NLcH Cows Trade is very dull and prices
on Weqnoe at lT@.s4O per head "a to quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows Best Reeves at 00@fS Ia: that gen
orally rated fire; quality 50@94 Is; medium or
good fair quality 3 25@si IS : ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cove 2. aO953 90 extreme
range Of prices 5OG9S5 10. Most OF the sales
we're from IS to ~ 30 per 100 lbs. OF the
receipts Tss head csue from Chic, 1887 from
Virginia, ll41 from Wsi Virginia, ~ from Ma
rylani, and d from Tennessee total receipts
for the week 1850 hoSl agsinst 2s4O las, Mon
day, and 3T53 head same time laSi year. or the
Offering, 1880 bead were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 60 sold to Washington city bs;chors,
7T6 10 country dealers, and $50 Eastern specu-
lstors-to,al sales FOR to-day 345G head, agsins,
i4'6 last Monday, aud 32ls head same time
lac, yoar.
SwisE.-Tho supply bas been quite full this
week, and there ia .rs'derabe improvement;
in the quality Of The offerings, there being
very full number Of very fne TIogs, while com.
mon rough stock il much more scarce than last
week. Trade has been fair 10 most OF the pens,
II not active in all. We quote common Hogs
at 4sC143 cents, and the better grades at 5Ca,5s
cents, with choicest at - cents per 10. let
Arrivals this week 1881 head sgains, 1880 pre-
viou5 week after Thursday, and 1852 head one
year ago.
SHEEP AND LANRs The receipts are quite
full this week and the en.pd very limited,
being confined almost wholly to the home
butchers FOR fat sheep, while there is -oms r.
qutry from the country for s,Cck Sheep lambs
are dull. The quality u the offerings is not
quite M to last week, tbese beng fever good
ones among item. We quote butcher Sheep
At 3lsi1 cents, aud Lambs a. 75G,Al cents per
10. gross Stock Sheep at 5ON2 - with
few over - 80 por hos5 Arrivals this week
S5o2 head against 1887 previous week after
Thursday, aud Gl42 head one year ago gan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
District Conference.

The Moorefeld District Conference
met IN homuey, Sept 10Th, at p. NJ,
hev. hunsEr SsIrHsoS, p. E, in the
Char After reading OF the Scripture
ana singing the hymn, beginning II love
thy Kingdom, Lord" and prayer by the
President, the roll was called and the
ioiow1ng members found to be present:
CLsKicAL.-Revs. S. w. Haddaway.
Luke X. hardwood, Leonidas Butt,
Presley B. Smith j. Robert Andrew. VIM.
f. Wolfe, Edward G. vandiver, Charles
E. Simmons, John ". Wolfe, William
X. Marshall, Charles A. Joyce, j. Kyle
Gilbert, s. f. Butt and w. Warner.
Rev. DIR. BENEFIT, President of Ran.
dolph Macon, Va. was present.
LAY DELEsArEs.-Isaac Stickley. ].
W. Barry, William Il. Hill, Robt, Burk.
hiser, Joseph Hendrictson, Adam Hal.
baugh, John w. vandiver. Samuel C..
Marshall and William Pepper.
On motion, ]. w. Vandiver was cleo.
t'u cCCTetiry
On motion, it was ordered, that tho
Conference meet for business at 9 A. NJ.
and 3 p. NJ, and adjourn for public ser.
vice 1T IL A. NJ. There is also II bc
services at night.
On motion. several committees were
appointed by the Chair.
On motion, it was ordered to make the
verbal reports on the several subjects re-
quircd by the Discipline separately.
The spiritual condition of the several
charges was now represented by the
preachers in charge and by the laymen
present. First, Moorefold, by S. w.
Haddaway, Isaac Stickley and J. W.
Barry. Petersburg, by L. r. hardwood
Franklin, by Leonidas Butt. Crab Bot
tom, by the Presiding Elder. Monterey
10y the Presiding Elder. Kcysor, by p.
b. Smith, pastor pro. tenn. Allegheny
Mission. 10y the Presiding Elder. Pied
mont, by p. b. Smith, A. Kalbaugh and
Joseph Hendrickson. Listenburg, by
W. v. Woolf. Flintstone, bv +. q,
Vandiyer. Rainsburg,by C. +. Simmons
On motiou, the Conference adjourned.
Further proceedings next week
STATE ScrooL FruD.--The State Supsrintc1-
den, OF Public Schools has just compile ted Tho
record Of the enumeration Of the youth Of the
State and the .ppor,ion men, by coun,is, Of re
general School fund. The various independent
school districts are included Ia the county
fund SAWS those OF Wheeling
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
Surgical Operation

Yesterday morning DR.. w. j. Fun.
Hh"g 'ha well known occulist and
-- thi- aty, removed the right eye
Christopher Eiscl, aged ~, from
Savage The operation was per.
u. With b'. usual skill md success.
ar' returned home on the after
much pleased With The opc-
It yours NO the light Of the
"-siy lost from an injury re-
whilst getting ont frc.clay late
'"" T'inf'd and was beginning
'..' ''. 81 eye hence the neccssi-
'.' d aration--C Cumberland Times
Do. wife 81 Mr.. Blackburn 1Iughez, Of
'.r.hwr, ills State. died suddenly
Tuesday q la~t week If congestion
'h. Drain Au hour before her death
u excellent health.
."'. was selling IN Winchester on
DAG last at % cents Igr bu.hel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
South 3raueh yntellissaeer.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUuNER ScHED mr.

SUNNER SEIZED ULR.
% aud after Nay 18th, 1870, trains will leave
Green Spring Run, as follows:
EAST BOUND.
No. 10. Accommodation. $50 A. NJ.
No. 81. Freight & Passenger, 10 .4s A. NJ.
No. D. Express. ..3.l5 p. NJ.
No. Al. Freigh. &c Passenger, $40 T.. NJ.
WEST Bound.
No 40. Freight & Passenger 06 A. NJ.
No. 10. Express, APP. NJ.
No II. Accommodation, .4.O3 =. NJ.
No. 10 & No. 5. Express Trains. daily.
No. Al. Freish,a Passenger daily to Martins
bprg All the OTHER trains daily, exrep, Sunday.
J. NJ. WEHAGE. AGENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
Sale Of Land for Taxes.

The Undersigned, Sheriff of the County
of Hampshire, will, on the first day of Oc-
tober term of the County Court of said
County, Git being the 9TH day of October,
1879 at the front door of the Court house
thereof, proceed to sell all the Lands there
in delinquent for the non-payment of faxes
for the years 1873, "a, rs, '7G, II and rs,
which lands, with the taxes, interest and
damages due on each tract are specified in
list thereof posted on the front door of
the said Courthouse, to which list special
attention is directed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

CANNED GOODS CONDEMNED. In con.
sequence Of on falleged case of poison
ing from the use Of American canned
corned beef. an ana lysis or American
canned beef and ham has been made in
Berlin. Particles OF lead, the resul. OF
careless soldering, were found in
some cans, and the authorities have
warned the public against the us6 OF A.
merican canned goods.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
On our Nod Diuam Eton,i.r.


As in our business and mos, populous
cities OF the seaboard aud interior. Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters is pre-cminen,.
" popular. Wherever civilization plants
il, foot on this continent, thither the
great tonic soon dnds its way. Ncr ia
this surprising. for it is the medicine of
e., others best adapted TO the wants of
the Western em,grant, be he miner or
ngriculturst. II ia al incompatible
remedy for the diseases TO which he is
most subject, and are liable TO be brought
on by a change OF climate, hardship, ex.
posture. unaccustomed air and diet. and
miasmatic atmosphere and water. A.
mong these are disorders of the stomach
and bowels, rheumatic ailments, and
ma!arious fevers. for all Of which Hos
letters Bitters is q certain specific. A
course Of the Bitters before departing
for the new field Of labor, or on arriving.
will have the etIec. Of preventing the
evils for whichit is such q signal remedy.
James Rust and Mary Wheat, who
we're married the pas. year, have lust
been blessed with twins. This is the
first instance on record where wheat
struck by rust produced a double yield.
-Iniand Reriec.
When an extravagan. friend wishes
to borrow your money, consider which
OF the two you would rather lose.
Madison, Ga, Madisonisn: The dish
rag plant is one of Madison's curiosi-
ties. It bears fruit which WHOM ripe
and split open furnishes 4 splendid
scrubbing towel for bathing purposes.
We wish says Texas newspaper,
that few of our citizens could be per.
mitted to live till they died natural
death, 30 AZ TO show the world what a
magnticently healthy country Texas is
II il so hot in Georgia that Alexan.
der II. Stephens has TO crawl inside n
watermelon TO keep cool.-Er.
Mr.. Carrot Parsons, living near this
place, killed on last Friday two fine deer
Now is a good time 10 subscribe for
the "ISTELLIoENcER" only $500 in
advance. Z
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

Circuit Court for Hardy county con-
yeEes on Tuesday next.
The October term OF Hampshire Coun.
ty Court wil! begin on Tuesday, October
7:h proximo. u. d. Schnibbe and Abra.
ham Ha5s are the associate Justices who
will SIT with the presiding Justice, James
Shectz.
Our old friends, Col EDWARD II. Nc
DoHAtD, of Louisville, Kentucky, and
JoHH T. PEEEcE and HIRAM AL
klEE. Es1rs., of Mineral county, made
US pleasant calls during the present week.
There viii be a"Lecture" III the NJ. +.
Church, South, in Romucy. this evening,
September 18th, commencing at y o..
clock, ~ Rev b. ARDoaAsr, u. D.
Subject Water" it. forms and uses.
The proceeds TO 90 for the benefit of the
Church. Admittauce IS cts. for adults
children half price.
Tho Circui; Court of Hompshirc Coun.
., jvpGE ARMSTRONG presiding. has
had It's fall term. No jury case, crimi.
20. n civil, was ready for trial, and the
term was mainly engaged in Chanccry
tusiacss, OF local AMI no general impor-
tinec. The most important case dispos-
81 u was the Arnold case, in favor Of
The Heirs Of the lato Peter Arnold. Sc
v"r'i important cases brought prominent
counsel here from abroad-Gov Jacob.
Of Wheeling, Judge Elmiscn, NJ W.
Harrison and Henry Brannon, of Yves
i ton, Holmes Conrad, Of Winchester. Va.
Mesors. Geo. +. Price, c. w. Daley and
+. Nj. Reynolis, of Keyser \ moiie
pTofeQ"i was entered in the case of NJ
!@ughlin, charged with burning Mrs
french's house, at Beaver Bottom the
other Indictments for Burglary we're con
tinucd.
DH. L. +. PARSONS, Dentist. will re-
main here for one week yet on this trip +;
Will not bc able 70 return until som G time
tAs winter. All in need Of dental at
'"uiion should avail themselves Of the
present opportunity.
President Hayes, Mrs. H.vcs, Attor-
roy General Devcna, Gen. w. r. Sher
man and party, passcd through Cumber-
4 tnd on Monday last on route for Ohio
III Kansas.
T. would be well for our readers in
4 Hardy, desiring to enjoy o rare literary
'rot 10 bear in mind, tina. the Hon.
'hsX. X. BorsLEE will deliver 4 lecture
4 p Moor51cld, 1t the REQUEST Of tho ialies
s. 81 lie Episcopal Church, in the Court
8 hon hat place, on Tuesday evening
next, the 10th inst.
81 rouP's great circus is 20 exhibit in
q Cumberland on "Wednesday next, the
8 l7th inst.
= The Romney Brass Band of this place
q sr-or1lol Ex-Governor JoEx j. JACOB.
a' the residence Of his mother, on Fri.
day night last.
The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institu.
q ,on opened on the lst inst. under. we
n1erstand, most promising auspices
be very efficient Principal, Major j. c.
81 'yEL, has on his list one hundred and
y"nte"u applications for admission as
81 pills. At present there ore sixty pu-
in attendance, which is an unusual
TIMBER so early in tho session.
"'ua-iny and Thursday mornings
.a' .i,ht frosts in this section. but,
'''a 60. wc believe, my material in.
growing crops.
Surgical Operation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F.& A, 81. meet.
on The 3rd Friday 10 each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

Circuit Court for Hardy county con.
ycres on Tuesday next "
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12
DIED

Near Frankfort, in Mineral county.
very suddenly, on tho 10th inst Mr.
VArsE hcNsIy, N about the i5th year
Of bis age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-09-12

When an extravagsn. friend wishes
to borrow your money, consider which
OF the two you would rather lose.
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ROMNEY MARKET.
Ro1SEr, Sept, -, 1879.
Reported weekly by J. n. G. Pancake,
hnhincl 10 AInrlnt annannAin.n
MARRIED.

On tho 9th inst, By Rev. j. W.
Walkup, Mr.. Aaron BAKER 70 Miss
MARY PARR1sH, all Of this county.
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The October term of Hampshire Coun-
ty Court will begin on Tuesday, October
7,h proximo. u. d. Schnibbe and Abra.
ham Hais are the associate Justices who
will SIT with the presiding Justice, James
Shectz.