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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
OUR COMMERCIAL POSITION AND LOCAL
COTTON FUTURE BUSINESS.
II1us IrA.o

Business Il not Rs brisk as was hoped II would
be- during the wiuter months. but most OF our
merchants inform us that they have no reason
to complain. Their sales are a fair average and
collections are pretty good. There are very
fow failures. comparatively, and the prospects
for continuance of these things are fair. At
last our community has awakened TO the i'm
portance OF railroads, and II believed that there
will be an increased interest manifested In the
completion OF roads already commenced and
those projected. II IL now regarded 40 a fact
that the sugar yield for this State will be much
smaller than was at first expected, Some par
ties estimate that the yield will be from 1000
10 10000 hogsheads less than last year. but
others believe that the shortage will not be over
$4,000 hogsheads.
We notice an increased desire among Ger.
tain class here to speculate IN futures. ana
quite n number who have dabbled therein now
regret their action, ~ they are somewhat
poorer than when they went Into It, There Ia n
great drawback to this, taking business
view OF IT, Too few are careful TO invest only
their own money In such enterprises, IL we
may so term them. but they risk the capital of
others. We may not call Into question whit q
man does with his own: but 10 II honest for one
to use his credit to cover his delnduenoies In
futures2 We hear of some merchants and CAP
ltalists who have made It n rule. In extending
credits. to ascertain If tho. party requiring nc
Communications In disposed to riak bis business
In futures" and to risk nothing With those
who take such chances, Our banks seem to
have enough money for the demand. Exchange
ON New York 10 81 per $1,000 discount
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. !
Wednesday Evening. January al. 1880 ,


Tho offerings for discount continue Oh la't
extent at tho banks and on the street WITH rases
easy on the latter, With the exception OIL hu
orsyasional negotiation on eiigihlV aitaalsn
property mortgages are rare occurrence
Foreign exchange. II anything. 10 hrmer
although quoted steady.
gtnta gansols and Premium Bonds. though
sxhititine but little animation. are slightly
drmer.
New York sight Ia firm. with commercial ano
tf,s bank and bRnkers' counter checking rae
ruling 1T the same figure. which is unusual.
Stocks are I'm fair request and show an up-
srard tendency for nearly oil classes Of Shares
Cotton Ia lac lower here. Spots are 40 on at
New yorR. and futures are barely steady. Llv-
sruool spots show falling of OF Lied. and
futures are weak Havre II tlat. but prices are
unchanged
Sugar ID ia good demand and strong for the
low and medium grades for refining purposes.
nice ID quiet and steady.
Flour Ii easier. In sympathy with Western
advicee.
Grain and feed IRE steady.
Provisions arc generally strong. with an up
ward tendency.
Groceries and country products continue
quiet 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
STATE CONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT N. o. STOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE CONSOLS AT NEW YORK TO-
IL :25 a. m.-46ls bid.
Last report Sales at Az.
MISCELLANEOUS ECURITIES.

IIhe fotoTiHp are the latest quotations. tnchtd-
iag to. days the inside figures indicating the bid
dino rate and the ont, ide the asking rdte.l
RAILROAD BoNDs-Ohicsgo, Ht. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
loT0o- first consolidated mortgage i040
do second MORTGAGE GCG-. Jackson Railroad.
first mortgage 1lo01119a, do second coupon
1920 do second debt ti20-. New Orleans
and Mobile Railroad 81 i O., New Orleans Pa
ciac lao. Canal aud Claiborne Street. first
mortgage, $500.
MISCELLANEOUS BoNDs-Small State Consols
4ia@4ba City Consolidated Bonds S0@-.
Other CITY Bonds ID. Drawn Premium
Bonds 14T y else ~
UNITED srATFs BoNDs--F Five per cents 1880
10h ~ per cents iOsia@l0Th: per ees,ts, here
lo4 = 0104't. do at New York io4A@1os do at
London loTA6D-.
WARRANTS. SCRIP. ETo.-Levee Warrants 500
o.: State Warrants 1879, receivable for licenses
ana taxes. spGba5. Police Warrants-1s7s, -@4n:
1876 -6o26 City Serip-ls7t. -Go32: 1876. s2ls@
sT,s; 1876, sl@s2A: 1877. si0sib 1873. 3ohg..
Soroo Certihcates-lS76. o. Half paid City
Coupons 4tta045. Interest Certificates on State
Consols-January. 1879. l--eGT2: July. 1879, @.
Privileges on Premium Bonds 5a91 v cent
Unpaid State coupons 62k06f9s. New Orleans
Savings institution certificates. OK all interest.
a6DlI.
SroCKs The before the Jollofntno quotations
of stocks indicates FRIDAYS rDfeEp quotations ~
the Netc Orleans Stock Exchange: The I, last sale
since Friday; Tie i. last sale to-day: a. toth did,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
bleanbed eottops prints, Kentucky jeans, etc.
were further advanced during the week.
nt1flK EFT SHOPS.
rsan Francisco Grocer and Country Merchant.

rBan Francisco Grocer and Country Merchant
The term bucket shop" It is said. originated
first started for tho purpose OF facilitating
speculative transactions IN grain to such email
amounts az n few hundred bushels, the Board
was applied IN derision by members Of the
Board Of Trade who asserted that ~ these
ful. In the east The business OF tho bucket
ehoua IL confined to de buying and selling 81
New York stocks. or rather to tho taking oil
slderaton of one.uuarter Of one per cent In
this city. the business Ia confined to operations
in mining stocks. and II the operators are
losers the bucket shop prospers. but II other
wise. the result Ia uncertain
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
FINANCIAL AND ComuEnCrAL NEWS
FUTURES Ar THE COTTON EXCHANGE

FUTURES AT THE COTTON EXCHANGE
Az will be seen by our report Of Futures at
Che New 0rleaus Cotton Esceange.' the only
sale reported was 100 bales Of March at 1920 ut
che second Gull. which shows the continuance
of the timidity noticed yesterday among buy
ora and sellers. This was more remarkable to-
day. Rs tho details appeared TO work better, but
&c IL attributed by some authorities to the I'M
enrtalnty now prevailing both hero and ~ New
YORK In regard TO cotton receipts. while others
seem 60 believe II Ia n fear Of meeting margins.
which approximations. It IN reported. will be re-
moved "a soon rs some movement is estah-
lEshed by which our transactions can be COW
cred hedged or riuged rs II Is called. by
another. In the meantime those Interested
continue sanguine "a to tho ultimate success
ful result. while tho brokers are conservative
and appear steadfast In their determination to
give the movement a complete and fair trial,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22


Uedrnncea. balances.
This week. ........... ~ 2sT. a2t s5 &s2e.slo ~
Last week 49,. il 3Ti ,3ag no e60,aS6 80
This week last year, sOsD,5bT 30 g56.iT3 %
THE MONEY MARKET--Is unchanged.
Exceptional commercial paper is quoted T@s
cent; Al do tDa. collateral loans T@s: AL
mortgage 80 second grade nominal.
NEW YoEK-MOney rate " cent.
LoNQoN Bank OF England rate v cent. Con-
eols % Lilo.
PARIs-hantes ri G7 y.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at 800. trade
dollars piDpb American halves and quarters
pptsaDln0 Bullion in London 52sd: here line
81 ii ounce. .
AMERIoAN California 70s y cent dis
count. light weight e7@par: mutilated v cent
discount
FoBEIaN CorNs-ln currency: Five-frane
pieces aoeD-o, twenty FRANC pieces ID v5@-.
soverelgos 81 1904 80. ten thaier pieces '! GOO
80 Spanish douhloons slb rs O.. Patttct douh-
looms sis $50. Mexican douhloons SIS $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces 80 ab@'a -, South
American gold 900 per pesos. German twenty
marks - 60D4 rs.
SrEBIrNa steady Here commercial is 4soi,
D4sit bankers 4S2h0l93, bankers siRht ASSOC
4sbs. bank -O4s3a: ut New York commercial
Ia 4sO 20 4si V. bank 4H2tsOts2a.
FRANCs-Steady. He;e commercial are 5.23a
90 ~ bank b.2ia6; nj New York CONNER
oial 8 81 tt0b. 23A. bank b.2iA 6520ss.
New YORK SIGftr-Firm. Commercial par.
Bank and bankers counter checking rate par.
STATE CONSOIS AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT N. o. STOCK EXCHANGE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
DRY GOODS.
IN. Y. Financial Chronicle. |

The market for dry goods has displayed q
1sftfla more animation the past week. and while
me package houses continued to make liberal
SsIiyeries of cotton and WOODEN fabrics on ae-
soss ,1t 81 former orders. there was materially
Increased dem and for spring goods by Southern
asi Southwestern buyers Prints. printed
SsSSssas towels, etc, were severallv in i'm
s1sssaysssa request and there was active move
s11sasst In cotton hosiery and knit underwear.
sTsss.srs was also u more frequent inquiry Tor
saassr vvoolens BY the clothing trade. and orders
Ssr hasst union and all-wooi eassimeres, suit
fsnrs cheviofs etc. were PLACED win agents 70
~ II. md some leading makes OF brown and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
AMERICAN COTTON CROPS. EXPORTS AND
C0NSU MPTION.
TN Millions 81 Founds.l

Tn Millions nf Founds.l
We extract the following from the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers' Annual Circular:
No reliable account Of erops. In bales Ia OBJ
fatnHble earlier than 1884, and Of exports earlier
than 1870 An official return published ly the
United States government some years ago es-
timated the crop OF 1901 nj 4n.no0,n00 pounds
that OF 1911 ut so 900 900 pounds and that oil 1921
nc $40 uln0t1 pounds The exports to Europe
were ai.oo0ooo pounds In 1901, 90 100000 pounds
In 1911 and 12b 600 900 pounds In 1891 Including
No 600 900 pounds 10 Great Britain In 1901, II o0o,
900 pounds In ISL, aud % 100000 pounds In
fsaI In 1915, according toa report published
Nv Congress- the consumption of cotton IN the
United States amounted to 81 600 900 pounds. or
10000 bales of 400 pounds each In 1921 the
consumption was estimated ~ $4,000 600 bounds
Crops 1891 40 bales 1892 b9a bales 1923 bSs
bales 1924 500 bales, 1925 s6q halee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
% record ot crops or shipments kept
during the years 1862 =. owing TO the
UNITED STATES BONDS.
IN. Y. Financial Chronicle.l

naent bonds on Investment account. and there
Is but a small supply OF bonds in this market e
meet the demand. The late reports from Wash
ington indicate that the bill for refunding In
IN per cent bonds has good chance OF passing
the House, and that there Is a possibility or an
ultimate compromise between the different par
&fes on a bond bearing 3, g. interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

gPoTs-Opened dull and easier ut yesterday =
quotations, and closed quiet and 80 decline.
the deliveries on contract 800 bales.
Quotations Ordinary 1o7sc. Good Ordinary
II lliGe Strict Good Ordinary II lb-1ee, Low
Middliug f24o, Middline Upland use. Mid
ding Orleans i2ao. and Middling Texas 12ae
FuTuHEa-Opened weak ruled easy ut noon
hal pa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
NEW ORLEANS MARK EFT.

Cotton opened ersy, with light concessions
reported: wes quiet and easy Mt noon. and
closed quiet ut n decline OF no on all grades
The inquiry was pretty general, but the sales
comprised only 1900 bales.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to- day
1900 bales. including after u. M yester.
day. Market quiet. Stained '4@ase less than
white of the same grade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
CoTTVv.

tdttr quotations If Domestic aud Fnrei1n Mar
Fofs are from the closing tefegrans. and ou1' cot
ton stadstios from The Ne,e Orleans Cotton Eg-
ohanUe1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
st quotations previous To the close.
LIVERPOOL MARK EFT.


spoTs-Dull and eaeier at l. led decline elosibg
at I'd for Ntiddling Upands and 7 sd for Middling
Orleans Tho sales comprised 5000 bales, OF
which $500 were American. Receipts of all kinds
FuTuREs Opened weak and closed weak.
Observation-Disclosures any port. not below
Low Miidling. were quoted rs follows Janua-
ry O 81 agd, January and February 6 II 16i. Feb.
rugry and March GOT sad. March aud Aprll
Z, April and May l-32d, May and June 7'ad
June and July b.32d. July aud August 7 3-1Gd
August and September ID
HAvRE MARKET.
Flat mt 81 francs for Tres Ordinaire tspot
and sG for bowEMiddiing taaoat
DAYS NET RECEIPTS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
RIVER NEWS.

ThUTBUHFl JHNHHEY u. ISSDs }
Arrsvasa.
Gee marine column.
Departures.
nm gnm mon wealth. Danube, J. ID. Scuily.
Chas. z. Uhouteau. g6
stage of the Hsysrs.
Daily telegrapbio report of the stage o. Water
at varions points. with changes. la the "a lours
ending yesterday OF D. 10;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
T,hia .1in,
FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS COTTON
EXCHANGE

The inside figures Of the following quota
tons are the bidding rates and the outside the
asking rates:
TIrat mil Haeond rnIl I'd onlf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
as shares Waterworks Coz ............. A
1h shares Mechanics and Trndara' Ins

25 shares WaEerwOFks Coz. II
is shares Mechanics and Traders Ins.
Company. .....+,..4..1..t..=.... 80
s2b 600 State Uonsols. ...,...,.,,.. 46a
2.GO0 Premium Bonds .......,......,.....,. %
BOARD Ar 3 p. M.
10 shares N, O. Gaslight Coz. 73Rs
shares N. @. Gaslight % s....,t,.,..= T3a
r. shares Waterworks Go .s.....=...... "A
liz shares Watsrworks Co.. .,.,..... a. z
ITO shares Water works Oo.,4..s.t.,..... 4sss
1t ahares Waterworks Go. .......e4..... 437s
10 shares Mechanics and Traders, lns.
Company. ....'.. ~. ,.T-. %
a., pn0 Premium Bonds. ...s...., ~
lh,o1o Premium Bonds rs. to Apl. drg1 q 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
THE DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 1880

100 "a ID. Currants exc v N. New prunss 1oko
Cttron 2oc v b. Almonds 2to. Brazil MUS JIG
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

IO,a' quotations Of foreign and domestic mar.
keta are from The closing teieordas,l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

BOARD AT 10 A. M.
10 shares N. 0. Gaslight Co. .........-.. rs
20 shares n o. Gas light Co.. .......,. -
% shares Waterworks Co--..-......-.-. AN
125 shares Waterworks Co... ......... 42s4
$4,000 State Consols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,
5000 State Consols Is. COL .......---...- 46sl
5000 State Consols Is. 90l-.--..........-... 46si
5000 Premium Bonds. -..........--... rs
Is 900 Premium Bonds Is. to April drgl.... n V
1000 City scrip, 1878 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 304l
1000 City scrip, 1878 Observation-Disclosures 500
BOARD AT f2 NJ.
10 shares Waterworks Co-.-.-.......... 43s6
Ii shares Canal Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .103la
81 500 State Consols. 4624
LOCO City scrip, 1874. ..................-- 30ls
1000 City scrip, 1873 -.......... 3o&
Privilege Oh 81, 600 Premium Nos. e per cent.
BOARD AT $50 P. III.
$50 shares Waterworks Co.. 45&
It's shares WaterWorks Co....... -....,, 43Gs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
Camp Meetings.

The camp meeting a. Burlington con-.
menced on the 18th AID closed or the
18th ins.. On Sabbath the attendance
was very large. The Rev. II. Snithson.
z. K, preached 1T ii o'clock. Rev. p
Hammiil at 3. aud Rev. 4. Butt 1t o..
clock Sabbath evening. The meeting
was an interesting one and several per.
sons were converted during its contin-
nance. Excellent order was observed.
There were some is tents on the ground.
TIE camp meeting near Springfield
commenced on the goth inst, and closed.
we presume, on the 26th. The opening
sermon on Sabbath morniug vas preach
ed by Rev. Mr.. Haddaway. OF MooreSs,d
followed NJ o'clock by Rev. Luke II.
hardwood and III the evening by Rev. ] .
Kyle Gilbert. The congregation on Sab.
bath was very great. The people of that
charge were very hcspitabie TO strangers
visiting the meeting for which they are
entitled 70 many thanks. As We. We have
not heard the result OF the meeting.
Good order prevailed Gu Sabbath, and
We doubt not during the entire serrices.
There were about % tents in the grove.
There are IL number of earnest workers
sor the Master IN that Charge.
The camp meeting on North River.
which cCmmsncsd on the lStn, was Yery
largely attended, We are Informed, aud
resulted fayorably 70 the cause OK reii L.
Sion ~ that sec ION G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

'ie peace, and have such Jurisdiction
ana power IN criminal cases "a may be
prescribed by law. And iustices OF the
peace shall have authority 10 axe he
acknowledgement or deeds and other
writings. administer oath. and take and
certify dispositions. And the leoi,Ia,uro
may give to justices such addition. Al civil
ju.'saiction and powers within their re.
sDecuve counties as may be deemed ex.
peaien', under such regulations and re-
strict'ons as may DO prescribed by gen
erai law except that in suits 20 recover
money or damages their Jurisdiction and
powers shall in no cave exceed three
hundred dollars. Appeals shall he al
'o"ed rom Judgments ofjusticcs of the
peace IN such manner as may be pre-
scriboa by law.
70. The Legislature shall upon the
application OF any county, reform, alter
or modify the county court established
nY this article in such county, aud in
lieu thereof, with tho assent or a major
'ty OF The voters OF such county, voting
~ no election, create another tribunal
!or the transaction o; tia business re.
CURED to be performed by tho county
court created by this article; aud i'm
suca case, all the provisions Of this ar
ticle in relation To the county court shall
re applicable 20 the tribunal established
IN lieu OF said court. And when ouch
tribunal has been established, it shall
continue 10 act In lieu Of the county
court until otherwise provided by law.
80. Tho Office OF commissioner and
justice OF tho peace shall DO deemed in
compatible. Vacancies in tho Office or
commissioner. clerk Of the county court
and justices OF the peace shsll be filled
by tho county court OF the county until
The next general election.
IoISr Resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution OF this State.
Rssolred by ne Legislature Of Wes, Vir.
gina, hco-tsirci, Of all the m cfa6ers elected
10 each House agreeing thereto: That the
following be &c the same is hereby pro-
posed as al amendment to the Constitu.
ton Of Chi, State, to wit;
That section thirteen, OF article three.
"A 1t now il, he stricken on. and the fol-
loving be inserted in lieu thereof,
rs. Ia suits at common law, where
he value in controversy exceeds twenty
dollars, exclusive OF interest and costs.
The right Of trial by jury, If required by
either party. shall be preserved; aud in
suck sui; before q justice, a jury NAV
consist OF six persons. No fact tried by
e. jury shall be otherwise re.examinc!
In any case than according 30 the rules
| OF the common Law
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
WICKED roR CLERGYMEN.

Rev ---, Washington, -. c.,
writes 81 believe i to be all wrong
ord even Wicked Tor clergynou or
other public men t. DO led into CIV
iug testimonials 20 quack doctors or
vilc sttuif called medicines, but when
2 really moritoriou5 uticle made Of
valuable emcdies known 70 all that
all physicians Use AMI trust in daily,
we shou'd freely commend Il. /
therefore checrfClly nd heartily com
mend Hop Bitlers for tie good they
1avc lca" 100 and ny friends, firmly
believing they have 70 equal for fam
iiy nee z 'yiil ROT be wtliou. hem"
Nov Yora BWt,st Wcekly.--Aug.
2O.--2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
CAMP MEETING.

P-ovldonce permitting, q Campneetlng. Tor
"srdensyilie Circuit, ". +. Church, s., Win
chester District. will be held on tbe land Of n
E,s fall Frye, just outside the Corporation Of
"e-3msville, Ia boautifu grove. comrnen-
cing On Thursday evening August 26ih. AM
pie accommoda TORS FOR ladies and gen tlenen 90
The grounds leo q horse pound Tor horses
The preachers and people o. surrounding Cir
cults aud Stations. snd Ministers end people OF
other denominations are cordially invited % At
tend, and as far a. possible, 10 tent with rs a
The ground. No hucksteriog allowed within
TIE limits prescribed By law.
ANDREW ROBBY, P. @.
Wn. hedges aud ~ A. Taylor assistant Preach.
exc. August o., 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

The Democratic Executive COMMITTEES Of
Hampshire County, will meet at Pleasant pa,o.
Oh The hrst Saturday in September next, (4lS,
and all The members earnestly requested 10
attend. Very importan, tusiress will ba
brought before the CommIttee Tor lite action
In The meantime, The several members nre re.
ques,ed to consult with The Dem ocra,ic voters
In their Districts, on the prapriety OF holding
County Goa veniion. By order or the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee
JOHN ". MARSHALL,
Aug. u, $780, Chairman Ey Dem Com
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

The Sacrament OF tho LORD Supper
will be administered in The Presbyterian
Church in Springfield. On the End Sab
bath OF Sep.ember-ths 12,h day OF The
month. The usual preparatory services
will begin on Friday, ta> l0srai ~ o.
clock, z. ~. The appointmens To-
Stone Quarry for Sabbath night, In here.
by recalled. G.. w. FINLEY.
Aug. 20. 1890. Pastor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
A c 4 T. ID.

To AL Who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
Weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&c, | will send recipe that Will cure
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
rc'nedy was discovered by missionary
IN South America. Send selfaddress.
ed envelope to the Rev. JosrPH T. Iw-
NAN, Station ID, New York City. Ap32
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

4 FED OF GESzRALs.--With Cen.
Phelps'u nomination the liss Of candi,
dates for the presidency is believed to
be complete. They are al Generals
Con. W. s Hancock. democrat; Gen. j
A. Garfield. republican; Gen. j B.
Weaver, geenbackcr; Gen. N. Dow,
prohihitionisti Gen. !. ". Phelps, anti.
Masonic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

AN OLD LADY'S- GRATITUDE.
a lady 70 years OF age expresses
great gratitude for the benefit She has
derived from Warmers safe Bitters,
and declares her belief that the RENE
dy is certain specific FOR dyspepsia.
Aug. 1S.--Sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
BETTER TIMES.

The business revival and new era
o. prosperity which has commenced
are in keeping with the increased
health and happiness all over tie land
resulting from the general introduce
ton of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. "The changes wrought
by this remedy" says Rev. DIR. Har-
vey, "seem but little less than rnirac-
ulous. Aug. 13.-3In.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

JAMES Parsons, Esq, we arc re-.
questod to state, will be candidate
to represent Hampshire county, in
the next Legislature, subject to the
action OF the Democratic Coun ty
Convention.