South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

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RoMNEY, FRIDAY, DEC. IL, 1879.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after Nov. llth, 1879, trains will leave
Green Spring Run, as follows:
EAST BoUND.
No. 10. Accommodation. $50 A. NJ
No As. Freight & Passenger. 95s A. NJ.
No. D. Express ....2.25 u. VI
No. Al. Freight e Passenger, $40 Il. N
WEST BouND.
No. 80. Freight C Passenger. 1l.O7A. NJ.
No 10. Express, APP. n.
No. IL. Accommodation. .3.56P. NJ
No. 10 & NJ. ). Express Trains, daily
No. Al Freight Pass niger daily to Martins
barg All the other TT ,ins daily, except SUNDAY.
j. ". WElIAGE, AGENT.
Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. r. IA, NJ. meets
en- The 3rd Friday in each. month
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DR.. W. +. Fundens erg. oculist and
aurist, from Cumberland, Nd, will be
IN Keyser every Wednesday, thursday
and Friday morning, for the treatment
of ali diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. All consultations free.
We are indebted to Hon. Frank Here.
ford for public documents
We would call attention 10 the La
die, sale of fancy and useful articles
to be held a. JIdge Armstrong; on
Tuesday next, tho 10TH ms, in the aC.
t.rnoon and at night.
In Winchester, on Tuesday last.
Wheat was selling at 81 40 per bu shell.
Corn 81 90 per barrel.
In Baltimore, on the l0,h, Southern
Wheat v a. in brisk de mand, and prices
were 223 cts per hushel hi her, closing
firm. The sales were nj | COAST 65 for
Lor cherry, and I S9u$l 81 fer common
to prime Ful'z Nc. l Mary land red
sold at 5s}~Sl SO.
We are pleased to learn that Wa. j.
CAnsKADoN, Esq, formerly of this
County, now living Ill Kentucky, is do
ing well in the cattle business: he il
feeding AT this time, 10 head, avcray.
ing in weight 1900 pounds, for which
when iattened, lie will realize a good
found sum of mouey. Mr.. c. Ia one Of
cur longstaEding and prompt paying
subscribers; ard we trust he may al.
WAYS 10 wei in wiGtcyer ne undertake.
Now that Christmas ia coming con.
sidcra,e husbands will slip few tens"
and 't~ent!cs" IL TO the por,
OF their wives without their knowing it.
1t is sal that oil was found in pay
ing quantities, near Charleston this State
last week consequently grca: exc.temen,
prevails thereGhouts.
lay up your indebtedness for sub
sc;ip'ion to the ''iHeHigcucc,' in or,Icr
TO enjoy clear con5ciu"ce during the
holidays.
STABLE BUENrp.-Tho Kcyscr Fri
L'o'r learns that the stable Of ~. NJ f.
Wright, at 7'r2ton, vas Totally de
s,royei 10y fire on Mon lay night, the
lst ins'., origin or the fire is INK ncwn.
Butter ia - Cts. Eggs l2t, chickens
l0di2s, hams 5. shoulders Is. sn1 wheat
10000 Cts. at Weston, this STATE. 4
good rIece'surcly TO have great cha,i-
y hospital.
The Rev. Dr.J. 4 Scott, pastor Of the
FIX Branch Presbyterian church in offer.
son county, and who for the past seven
years has also supplied tho puIpits a.
the Churches st Oakland, Maryland, and
Portland, West Virginia, has relinquish-
od he latter two charges. Rev. John
Laieyor, OF Mar,inshur5, it is said, will.
MI The vacancies.
The December Number or the Amer.
'2n Farmer closes another volume OF
ihis timc-honOrcd journal. which was
established In 1919 by John =. skin
Hcr, and continued for tie last forty
ears or more. with q short inlsrmssion
"nder one Of it's presert editors. This
old pioneer Of agricultural literature
Jas probably never been surpassed in
5's .n'c'e,t zoal, and ability for The
cause Of The class to which it is cspeci.
cia.ly devoted than At the present time !;
and lie index accompanying this nun.
Der viii prove to the most superficial