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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
7INTvNNNNN'NNNOO-O NORTHUMBERLAND,
To the Members of the LEGISLATURE

| RESPECTFULLY ask reelection as STATE
LIBRARIAN. As 10 the manner in which |
have discharged the duties Of the office in the
past, refer to the Governor, to the members
OF the Supreme Court, the State officers, and
members of the last Legislature. Mr.. S. NJ.
SnELroN, Of Nioksburg kindly consents to re-
present me ms u candidate, SO as to save all
questions of eligibility and to he responsible
IN all respects to the State. l. therefore, ask
my tricndsto cast their votes for him, and in
SO doing they will vote for
Respectfully your ohcdicnt servant,
Mrs. MARY MnRANCY
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WOULD it not be a good idea for the new
" elected Board of Alderman to take meas
ures for the improvement of some Of our
sidewalks and crossingsG They are rough
and uneven by day, and unsafe at night
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The annual election of officers of Jackson
Fire Co, No, /, will take place on Monday
evening next The election of Department
officers on the 18th inst
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John II. Echols, Esq, Revenue Agent
Of Mississippi, attends to investigation OF
taxes, and erroneous sales Of land for taxes.
without charge, lie also furnishes copies
of field notes and township maps, ON rca-
sonable terms. See his card
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

The Constitutional Amendment submitted to the people
at the late election provide for biennial elections was
Overwhelmingly defeated Out OF an average vote of
l237 09 cast for members Of the House of Representa-
tves only 1888 voted for the amendment while there
were 1851 votes actually cast against it,
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MARRIED.

PENNSYLVANIA Clinton, Miss. January
!, 1851 by Rev. W, $ Webb, D. D., President
OF Mississippi College, Mr.. G. s Dodds. of
haIlchurst to Miss Sailic NJ. webb, daughter
OF the officiating clergyman.
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Go to SrApEKER's New York Buzar before
purchasing your Clothing and Dry Goods it
VIII nnY Won.
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BoARpERs--A few persons will be accom-
modated with board by Mrs. Jennie $, Raw
lings at the sizcr place, just north of Major
Barksdale's.
~ a
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Tur largest and cheapest clothing house in
Jackson, J, SrkpfEER * Son, State street, OPP
positc Sideways.
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LETTER FROM L. B. HARRIS, ESQ, CHAIRMAN
OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY EXECU.
TIVE COMMITTEE.

TIVE COMMITTEE.
HAzLEHURST, Miss, Dec. 80, 1879.
| entirely concur in the view taken by
Mr. Wilkinson, in the preceding letter in
respect to the propriety Of admitting Messrs.
Mcneil and Bufkin, representatives from
this county. We need the force of such ac-
ton as is suggested by Mr.. Wilkinson, be-
cause if the Democratic members admit to
their confidence the engmies of the party,
we cannot reasonably expect to muster our
forces in future conflicts. The example of
Messrs. Mcneil and Bufrkin must be dis
countenanced in every form and on all occa-
sions. Else the morale of the party here
must be lost. l.. B. HAERis
Chairman Executive Committee
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FoR Clothing Ladies dress goods, Trim
mings &c, examine our stock before purchas-
ing WmTNG GRNY.
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J. srADEKBR & SoS, opposite Subway :
Have the most complete line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods.
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err A YEAR and expenses to agents.
81 Outfit Free. Address P. O. WICK
cry, Augusta, Maine.
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CLoruiNG, additional receipts to-day. Our
department in the above is complete, at
l.. IS. NwpEN's
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Furnished Rooms.

A couple of large we'll ventilated and com
Portable rooms for rent. Apply Mt residence
otMrs, A, eastman, cor President and Tom
h'gbcc streets, one square south of the City
Hall
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The Spenglcr House and Bar have
been recently renovated and retitted in the
latest and most approved style,
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GEra pure Havana smoke at Ledoetter
Drug Store, for fve cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS appear to he scarce in
Jackson just now. Christmas week and
New Year must have exhausted them.
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d. 80.

j. SrApEEER& Son, State street opposite
Sideways, continue to uudcrscll in every line
of Dry Goods and Clothing.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-08

Hon, A. II. Brantley, District Attorney,
of the 9th Judicial District, il in the city.
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SOUTHERN SHAVING SALOON.

and are prepared to execute all work in their
line in the best possible manner. rhey are
assisted by JOHN WALKER, and other expe-
rienced Artists.
jan.6'19-t
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Look at our carpet exhibitors and get your
carpets all grades, at New York prices.
WHITING &GRAI.
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Dolmans, neck wear, kid gloves low price, at
E.SS. VRpEN's.
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Go to Ledbetters Drug Store, fora square
smoke
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en- Month and expense guaranteed to
81 Agents. Outfit free. SHAW s Co., Az
GUsTA, MAINE.
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FURNISHING goods just received of this de-
part, a complete stock, at
Il q Q N,nnrN,a
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R0LLA RYAN again tonight, ut Angelo
Hall, an entirely new programme
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Day Goods and nOtiOns-J. sTADEKER \
Son, State street, opposite Sideways.
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Lrnntrrrp's "Brillants,' Key West cigar,
is the best in the town,
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lSlIon, r. b. Graham, of Scott county and
Hon, f. G. Barry, of Clay, are the city.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-08

'No ADVERTISERS 10 cts. for our 100
l page pamphlet, all about Newspaper Ad-
yertisers. Address GEO. P, ROWELL & co,
10 Spruce ST., NY.
jan.7 S0-4t,
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Go to Ledbettcrs for your drugs and fancy
goods
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

MONDAY, January g, 1890.
The following case wac affirmed:
3l4'. Town Of Mncon, w. John W. Patty.
A SPLENDID shirt for 81 90, at srADrREns s,
opposite Sideways
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'ELEGANrrs, Key West Cigar, at
LrpHETrER x.
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For Superintendent of the Pcnitentiory.

'"I superintendent ol tue ichltentlarl.
I'VE are authorized to announce Or T. A.
W CATCHlNGS, of Kinds, as candidate
for Superintendent of the Particularly.
WE are authorized 20 announce b. L.
W LlGON, of llinds rs candidate for
Superintendent of the Pcnitcnuary.
M authorized to announce GEN. WRIT
w ADAMS, of Pike county, MS a candidate
for Superintendent of the peuitcntiary.
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New Advertisements.

S10oG1000 invested in Wall St. Stocks
QIUUumakes fortunes every month
Book sent free explaining everything. Adj
dress BAXTER 4 Co, Bankers,T Wall St..
Ny.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II LIKE TO TRADE ~

4 L LEMLY'S because | can get n,orIv
~ everything want there, and the quality
Of their goods is generally all right
Jan,h oO-lm. S. LEMLY & SON.
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WONDERS & ROBERTSON

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM THEIR friends
~ and the public at large, that they are still
holding forth at the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

DYING on His WIFE's GRAvE.-A
German, named George Beck, commit.
ted suicide on his wife's grave in a cemc-
try, on Long Island. N. Y, Monday last t.
by shooting himself through this head
with pistol. A will was found in his
pocket leaving $4,000 TO various per-
sons. Beck's wife was buried on the goth
OF January. A letter was found on bis
person in which lie claimed he was not
insane. and saying that since his wife
was dead he had nothing OF value for
him to live for.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13
Fight in the Virginia Capitol.


RIcHxcND. Va. Feb. 9. --Consitiera
bic excitement prevailed In tho capitol
during to-,lay's session OF Gsn'l. Assem-
bly,, resulting from . perso, NJ e. coun-
ter between w. w. Archer, one OF the
Frazier, member of the house OF Dele
gates from Rockbridge. The attention
OF the House had been called ny Cap.
j. III. Chamhe rlayne, del, gate iron
Richmond. aud one Of tie proprietor
OF the State Newspaper. to q letter writ.
ten by Frazier 70 the Rcck5riige Enter
prise. charging the crosses. miss,ats
ments and misrepresentation Nv a.
Slate Of every WORT uttered on the foo
OF the House.
Mr.. Frazier disclaimej any allusion
in said article to Capt. Chrmberlayne.
but sail he intended to refer TO the rel o.
ter. Capt. Chamberlaync assumed the rc-
sponsibility Of his agents. & bran led the
statement charging gross Measurements
and misrepresentation ~ false, IN IL
cious. wsntcn and siandcrous.' Mr.
Frazier said he had 1isclaimea aay thin
offensive TO the gentleman from Rich
mond, and did not propose TO pick II
quarrel with any Que on the floor OF the
House, and SO the matter rested.
Subsequently Mr.. Archer, the reporter
referred to by Mr.. Frazier, went out in.
to the rotnnda. and sent in for Mr..
Frazier, who, upon coming out. vas ac-
costed by Mr.. Archer asking him if In his
remarks on the floor he hal meant him.
(Archer.) Mr.. Frazier replied: Il say you
have made false s.atements about me In
Your rcportl Mr.. ARCHER thcreupon
struck Mr.. FRAZIER In the face, d q fight
ensued, in which both did some lively
tusse ing. Such was the disorder in the
rotunda that members of both houses,
as well as spectators, made a general
rush for the scene. and all bnsine.s was
temporarily suspended. The exci.emen /
was intense.
alterations squad of city police were
sent for, and committee appointed TO
Investigate the disturbance. Meantime
the deputy sergeant at arms arrested
Mr.. Archer and another reporter, charg.
ed with taking part in the assault. Both
were brought before the bar Of the House,
and discharged 10 await the report OF
the committee. All the parties. Frazier
included, were subsequently arrested by
the police and ba led 10 appear before
the Police Court tomorrow, to answer
for breach Of the peace.
In the Police Court at Richmond, on
the following day Archer who assaulted
Frazier, was lined IS, and both Archer
and Frazier were bound over 10 keep
the peace for IL months.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

The starving poor in England and
Ireland will be interested in the news
that that eminent benefactor OF his
specie, Jim Keene, has invested several
million dollars in getting control OF all
the American wheat in sight, with the
intention of holding it until Euro
peln buyers are forced into paying a
price that will let him out OF his specn.
lation with profit. Mr.. Keere will
have the best wishes Of the country that
be may fail wretchedly, and this not up.
on humanitarian grounds 80 much as
upon business considerations. a man
is a criminal, and richly deserves TO fail
who attempts to dcrange The whole cur
rent Of trade, and inflict untold damage
upon others, for his own selfish profit
Exchange.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

A negro named Page Wallace escaped
from tho Loudoun county (Va.) Jail.
where he was awaiting trial for attempt
ed rape upon a white woman. few
days ago. and on Thursday night week
assaulted md outraged another white
woman, opposite the Point Of Rocks
On Monday Of last week he was recap
tured, whilst at work on the extension
Of the E. v. r. r., in Mary land. oppo-
site Shepberdstown. sui taken TO ia
gerstowD. TO await n requisilion rr m
the Governor Of Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

NEW BIOGRAPHICAL DCrIoNARY.-
Prominent among the valuable features
OF the New Edition Of Webster's Una.
bridged Dictionary, just issued, is the
New Biographical Dictionary, compris-
Jag about 10000 names Of ancient and
modern persons Of renown, irclading
many now living. 1t gives us the pro
Lunciation. Of these names. the nation
Atty, profession or occupation, date OF
births Unknown, The date of death Of each
person. From its conciseness and &C.
curscy u supplies want loug Folt Ia
this direction. and adds worry greatly to
The value Of this always valuable work.
Mr. c. II. Caudy, at Short Gap, on
Knobley mountain, Mineral county, on
Friday last, sbot large Ca,amount.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

A fearful tr aGcly was enacted near
Londonderry, New Hampshire, on the
7th inst, in which Mrs. Sarah. wife OF
+. .. Dillingham;, a respectable farmer,
was the victim, and nephew OF the
husband, Frank Dillingham;. aged 20,
was tue crimina'. Shortly after u q
commission of the deed. Frank called
at the country store Of David Barnes,
on.y about forty rois from the place
Of the tragedy, and called for Frank
Barnes, Who came to the door and
young Dillingham; said. II have shot
aunt Sarah" lie was Immediately ta-
ken into custody by the persons in and
about the store, who took him TO Dill
lingham's house. Upon entering fear
full spectacle met their gaz'. Mrs. Dill.
lingham was lying on the floor in tie
front room on her back. with several
garments thrown over her head and bo-
dy. Upon examination they found a
rope drawn tightly around her neck
Her clothing was disarranged and her
face purple from the sevee choking
produced by the rope. A bullet wound
was discoverei at the base Of the skull,
the ball having passed throu h the
brain. Physicians were Immediately
summoned, who pronounced the case
fatal. Mrs. ID. was still alivo on Mon
day last, but expected to die befoIe
midnight. Young Dillingham; seems
hardly To realize his situation. He is
said 20 be victim Of cheap novel read-
ing. Dillingham; has confessed that he
frst shot and then outraged his aunt
Mr.. Dillingham; was absent from home
on the Gay Of this horrible event. Mrs.
ID. died on Tuesday last.
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Letter from Washington.
WAslrIsorox. Feb. g, 1880.

NAsiIrS0ToS. Fe0. y, 1881
Mr.. HARPER Some Congressman
think it will take one week, and some
two. to dispose Of the great obstruction
toPublic business the new set of House
rules.
In any other country, after peace had
been thoroughly re-establishsd, in one
year or more, the legislation against in
div;duals which grew. out Of war would
have been swept from the statute books.
If, under law. persons were believed to
be punishable for offences they would be
tried and acquitted or panished. Often.
ces would not be assumed, or penalties
enforced or disabilities allowed to con-
tinuc, for half generation. It is a
shame to the North, and a discredit to
the representative met Of the South, that
any legislation exists to-day which puts
any one citizen of the United States, on
account Of anything which occurred dur
ing the war of lS6l-65, on a footing
different from that of another citizen.
think, too. that u vast majority Of the
people, recognize this fact. and that there
is sufficient number Of members Of
Congress who. favor the removal by gen.
eral law OF all disa b;litics, to secure the
passage of an act for the purpose. The
question need not be-could not boa
party question. tits one one which en-.
lightened men in all parties must agree.
Action should be prompt, and prompt ac-
tion would be successful, and, if we are
not mistaken, there would be little, if
any. opposition in House or Senate.
So far as Democrats are concerned
there seems to be no reason to find fault
with radical affairs in Pennsylvania. All
the radical candidates are satisfied
Grant has the instructions. Blaine's
friends claim controlling minority in
the State Convention, and Shermau's
friends say he had hundred supporters
out of two hundred and forty delegates.
1t is not certain that the State Of
Pennsylvania will be Democratic this
Fall, though l have hopes that it will,
but it would be easier to argue Demo.
cratic success there than it would to
show that tho Republican delegation
from the State would finally vote at
Chicago for any Of the three men men.
toned.
The big little fight in North Carolina
between the Sherman and Grant Ropub-
licans of that State over the selection of
delegates to the Chicago Convention is
creating considerable interest here. It
Is claimed by Mr.. Kcogh and other
Grant leaders that the fight is Sherman
and his Federal subordinates against the.
Republicans of the entire State. There
can be no doubt that Secretary Sherman
has made use of his official patronage to
influence the selection of delegates, con-
trary to civil service rules, precedent or
decency. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

A ROCHESTER, PHYSICIANS ExPERT.
EscE.-R. Caulkins. NJ. d., OF Rochesr
ter, ". Y, certifes Oct. 6,b, 1879, that
he has use the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure in his practice for diseases OF the
kidneys anil liver and the result has
been satisfactory in the extreme. lie
says: Il would now prescribe the same
remedy TO all similarly afflicted, and YOU
arc At liberty TO so state in your tcs-
timonials' '-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

AMPSHlRE COUNTY, To WIT - Al r.Ies
l. j held in the Clerks Office Of the Crcnu
Court OF said county, on the frat Monday 10
February 1880.
David wolfcrd, Administrator OF Jefferson
Smith, decd, plaintiff,
Va.
Mary Smith widow Of JEFFERSON Smith. Rebec.
CO Smith, James Franklin Smith. Nathaniel
Seymour Smith, Bepj.min Smith, William
Smith, Mary Elizabeth Smith, - Amber
infant child Of - Amber decd late
Smith. eujsmin 10y. Wesley Smith, Jona-
than iIiett aud X Taylor, defendants
The pra, Of this Bill is that this eaure be
referred to = commissioner, and the creditors
OF Jefferson Smith, decd. be called in 10 prove
their de- bis a1d the came re ascertatned the val
" aud annual value Of bis real estate be sscer-
tanned, and so much Of the same may he sold
as may be necessary to pas his debts after Ap-
p-opratiug tbs personal estate To that purpose
that the ADM nistratot accounts be settled and
tho amount in bis hands be distributed. and
that the widow and heirs and the creditors
named rs defendants be made defendants here
TO, and NIL the relief general and special IN the
premises which The matter Of the case requires.
And il appearing from lfidsvt 6led in
this csuee, that the infnnt defendant - AM
blor. infant child ~ - Amber. dec d., Isie
Smith, is n uon-resident Of tie State Of ". Va
II 10 ordered, that the said defendant do sppesr
here within four weeks from the date Of this
order. and do what 10 necessary 10 roiect HE
interest in this cSuss. Tesie
v. M. POLLING, C CHIC.
Feb. 6, 16S0.--4w
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

fusA - Sore weak, Tnnarasd Rad. and wstery Eyess
liberation and Inflammation OF tho Ear; Eingirg
Eei:ss 10 he He'd sor. IAScss; kienxs,on o{ The
S.isi.. PillIns.s: cioaasa MEMOIR. Les Of E.rsoa:
Force, Depression Of eptrtta arc ell carefully ant
scisn!inealy treated With this remedy according TO
directions which Accompany each bottle. will be
mailed to any address on receipt Of stamp.
. zach paekagc eonsAips pr. Ssnfords Improved In
5ries Sold ey AL Whclssal: and PETAL prsgEtsts
boITkR General Agents and whoissaie Druggsta,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13
Romance of a Lost Child.

A correspondent. OF the New Orleans
Times relates a romance OF the war in
the history of lost child, whose par
ents are still unknown, though the
child is now an accomplished, educated
young woman. Just after the coptnre
of New Orleans, when the Federal SOL
diers pa,rolI,d and paraded the streets,
one afternoon, down one of the guarded
thorcughfares, n dear little tot. be-
tween three and four years old was
trudging along, calling, mama, ma
ma" and calling in vain, for mama was
nowhere to be found and baby was lost.
The little one was picked up BY Fed
eral officer and taken TO his quarters.
The mother could not he found, so in
time the cliild went with this soldier,
who had big heart, TO his home in
Chicago. The officer and bis wife bad
no children. and, IS a matter Of course.
adopted Lbfs lost baby, baptized il Or
leana," reared it up as their own and
to-day "Or'cana" knows-Ao other home,
remembers no other mother. and vet
somewhere tba, mother may still be
searching for her baby that was lost in
the streets OF New Orleans so many
years ago. These facts were furnished
by lady ofWsshingtoB. d. g.. whose
address can be obtained by addressing
the New Orleans Times Office by any
one having n knowledge OF a mother
mourning for lost child.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

THIS WINTER Many pcrsons think
that this is an exceptionally mil win
ter; that in ''the memory OF the Oldest
inhabitant" no such mid-win.cr month
has ever occurred. AS will be seen be-
low.we have had two Januaries within the
past ten years that were actually warm
er than the month just passed, and sew
eral which were nearly Up to it in point
OF temperature. The list will sur
nrieo rprny.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

This table is made up from observa-
tons taken at sunrise each day, and
contains only full numbers, fractions Of
degrees being thrown out.
1t Is We think, however, an exception
al month in this respect, that the wealth
CT has been more uniform than usual.
as 32o (the freezing point was reached
on only nine days Injecting Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-02-13

I will preach at the Pine Church next
Wednesday evening qsth. at 7 Pm,
at which time the Ordinance Of Baptism
will be- administered and at Bieb's
School House Thursday O9th,) at 7P.
NJ. c. A. JOYCE,
Feb. ~, 1880 = C.