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, 1880-01-07

GEN. Alariana 1gnacio Prado, President OF
Of tho Republic Of rerl, left his Capital by
stealth n short time since, and Is now In New
York, w],cre le arrived yesterday. No def
inite reasons arc given for hts sudden t1e-
parturc, b,,t there WIS q dccply-rootcd int
preston In the minds Of his Cabinst atl-
yiscrs tint the President would be snfer ont
t1,an In the country, nnl TINT tho sooner nl'd
moro quickly lie took his leave the better 1t
would bo for him. President rraslo, It is
snid, will visit Europe for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning an Iron-clnd that can whip tho
Chilian ar,nored vessels, but from the fact
that ills Treasury is bankrupt, and European
capitalists aro not III tho habit Of
loaning their funds without some prospect
OF 4 return, 1t Is rather doubtful II he sue
ceeds III raising much of navy. There is
every Indication tint tire South American
allies arc beginning to rcallzu tho hopcles-
ness of their cause, u1eIr recent damaging,
defeats having tended to demornlfze their
army and seriously discourage tile civil ntt-
thOsittes.
, 1880-01-07

Mi. II4k1.srEAD says that II Grant Is nom.
lnated, and u l.ld man IL put up by tho Demo-
crlts, :,e will bo In tho oonltIon of tho dasky
wthen tho preaeAor declared TINT thoro wcEu two
ruatlA IN tLta wurld o,o leading to hell mud tllo
uthcr to t..innation. "1n dat case,' sait! tho
culurcd brothor, " dis chlto tAkes to do woods"
, 1880-01-07

gordian knot Tile learned judge in
giving his opinion statctl That the
moral turpitude of which tho unfortunate
Latham lta.t been 50 porfit1Ious1y guilty In
tlicted d tnlnt upon her g1,flclas soul which
could only 10 tlcotlorfzcl by restoring hcr
to the condition oi single hlcssc'lness,
thus afrordtng her MI opportunity to
enter Mt will TINT best society" from which
lie WINS ostracIscd by his utterly lntlefe1tslblo
political course. Judge Anderson Should
now write n book on whnt l,o knows about
"Unyoklng Made Easy; or, the Law OF
Divorce rs Applied III Virginia."
, 1880-01-07

A BLOOMINGTON correspondent sAyS ttnt'
anotlur eviief,oe Of thu prosperous t1npa is
fountl In tho fact TINT most people haye quit
borrowing money, and that tloru Is scaruoty aty
.lcnanl whutoyer for luans from AkIionry
County pcuplo, and thusc who have loans aro
paying thom az daily, In three oasos out OF ilyo
before thoY,Aro duo,
, 1880-01-07
PERSONALS.

Gen. Shcrmnn's sCl,ristmns-giftw q grand.
child, presented by his daugItvr, Mrs. Fitch.
VITO Is now tho mother OF four chlldron,-two
girls and two boys.
}v contcstiny his fathor's will. ,Iohn II.
1,trs will rnt xt35M11 m,rn linn !,Is fnfhor IN
ten,lel lint ho should hive. In this tnstuncoa
Link II, tiu,e sly.i s,Y5.OOO
n tasa 1vrt,,a,n u 1n,,,,,o, r0,,rod frou
4,,n cv,,.,,,,'t.'"i n,,,,. ~ p,nns,I,.anto tha
.,.u. t.,..,.a'.s,t 1itI"a, i,asa. IL, th.t s,nto
IT. ,v,,,ss Is ,,,s a., ~ nn,t,, fnr ttn Eitt,n.
.,,.,,. , "." 1,.',.' Gm"a ~ IN" '' APf'~' @'>
'''..a ~, o~o'
,,: 1He tieselllla 1cfttttt sass t!lae otclcl"!y
At's1pso'.' "no" u"1t ."e''"eu ~ usso"o , "
% -. ut ~ a' n, 'o ~, 'a H. '~ "orto" n a' a~ !, !.
n,.iS"nt tba, ha ou,ct,v rlanI,,uc nj ,ha I,,c,
~ 49, ',,'','- ."., ".,'.,N.''1.',-., A..
VI the alscoVete1s nill colaquelols u t1io
~" "oTul' c"iaHouau'ea ufuSe'i.neaI.c"' IVY
u'n ahu Dobnuiiiie wcfo tlfowhed' na!hoh was
heheaaetl, Coetc1 was a'saonolcef nna fl"'!lo
WIS fh!lrae9ous founH nioh WIN q tenaehoy I've
exploring nnk'own parts Ut me world snoalo
oes'f 'aeso cheert"' lAots Ill n''slo.
Pour Mr. Lolita, who claims to have been
married and thpsa hcnrtlea!y losortea py M'ss
cr1otrcc, Is sill IN Sun frnhcsco' with foaf
Young children tn take caro- os. II TINS pnlotco
OF tshnfldnniug anu fof1asll'K tosuppoft thusnahas
IL Pernitcd ~ ineFctse "1n!thH @ot1pssos' I'LL tho
chslr1n Of 1nnrrJ1nK thetn WILL be gone.
"OltyiAn writes that Senator Booth In such
n hnr1]e,,cd bachelor TINT aA sikh drawn fresh
md MIRO from tho dpepest and most caprIcious
fctuulg bosom a,,d applied 10 tho right placo Will
huyo no ulore u!!ect thHn Il liyor-pud admins.
tered for l,,ukIlw, willis II glance from tho moat
brlilaut eye fAlls llko Il sunbcu,n OH an nlliga-
tor's buck"
A Drutty miss pf IL, who belongs to good
family IN Union Clty, Ind, md hus boot, we'll
,lucnted hus rrcef,tiy bee1l released from fall,
, 1880-01-07

TrE Atlantic &: (irent Western Railroad
was yesterday sold under foreclosure pro-
ccc.lings for sc,o0o,oo0 to purchasing COM
a,ittee representing the English l'ol,sll,olders
0ne Ut tlo Immediate results Of tho rcorean-
w,tion OF the ronti will bo n reduction to
ihe standard gauge.
, 1880-01-07

THE Hon. join. Quincy Adams, In Ills
hook OH Fulrsmtl aucldenta, says TINT II mum
was horn on ilo cMrs, ar,d travelled 100 milta u
day until ho WIS killed by I'LL accident, ho would
DO lDo yuars old bolora that eyont would take
place. And yct l,cople continue to spend their
money for ncqidont policies.
, 1880-01-07

having pnasnt, l,otwoon tliom for 10 long time.
IL not likely to mott or brrak awny In presence
af Il lootn!ny-up Presidency. With thum, tho
river Of friendship arpcnra to have fr1nen to tho
yury bottom, and ITO "1nnnnry thaw" oo.nes 10
sut tho wAtera or pipnsant Intercourse FREQ,
, 1880-01-07

THE colorett people Rcc1n to DO having
monopoly Of tho extreme longevity business.
AtNorth Adams, Mass, yesterday, Old Aunt
Ringer, n black woman aged t15, AMI III CHI
cago a negrcss nanlcll llcbecca Whnles, with
10 ycars to her credit, botl. passed. AWAY.
, 1880-01-07

THE Washington Post (De1tl. and haunted
by tho thrtl-tern spectrc feels In lta homes that
tho Grnnt boom fs Ert,w!ng weAkor and woakef,
and that II ho Is nominated At oil 1t will DO n
tho crl Of a very bitter contest.
, 1880-01-07

Tut curcAao TRtnrFN haa established hrnnth
tccs for The receipt Of subscriptions md ndvert'sc
q3ents a. fnllnEa:
NEW YONK--l1oom 2 Tribune Building. F. 7. Mo-
FAppKN, Manager.
PARIS, rruncp.-No. 10 lluo DO Ia GtunKe.Dntolcrc.
II. MA1fLEH, Agent
LONDON. EnR.-AmeFcnn Exchnn1o ~ biFnno'
uEHRy +. HriI.1a, Agent
WASHINGTON, D. C.-l319 + strcot.
, 1880-01-07

fr Is ssntctl OIL tho authority Of the phila4
tlrlphtn Reettrd TINT lnrgo number Of tho Uniou
1ongnu in TINT city nru 10 much opposed to
Or1lnt's nomination TINT they will not voto fos
him II he ts nominated.
, 1880-01-07

TIE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad paid soma
attention to Clyll-Scrvlco reform md strict bns-
ness principles wr, ltre-clcctcsl John ". Gnrrcs
President OF the corporation for tho twenty
uftoot,H finn
, 1880-01-07

TnE Oshkosh, Northwestern Is Of the opin-
lou that, tslaslnuch ~ tho lumber business ii
vastly superior to tho Steamboat traffic Ola lnRny
Western HyoFs, tho rafts ct logs aud lumber
may 10 conaldered undor tho head OF commerce.
and quilted to right on navlgablo strpaius tho
eatno ~ boats nnd batyos.
, 1880-01-07

TIE Governor of hn1>anla las appointed
Luke Pryor to fill the nncx1irHl term Of
Senator Houston, deceased. Tho nppotntee
wus Mr.. ITouston's law partner, md lsas
never held Office.
, 1880-01-07

Mn. 1IALsTEAp says TINT llls-n,orntng and
evoning prayer IL TINT 0rn,t n,ay not he nom.
limited. Grant mny well focl t,nconcerncd when
lls reads In tho Goe1 Book that tho prayers of
tho wicked nvailoth nothing.
, 1880-01-07

TnE Now York Ii'fl,n'lc snys that Dayt
Davis "tlc,l IN constortlntton recently when
1,cwspaper.rinn nskntt him nbout tho !crnl
aspects ut tho Mnnc itnbrnglo. lust think of
tint M.nount Of "curporosty" fleeing from a
rcpur.or, Or "iering under my clrcunAlanccsl
, 1880-01-07

IT Is snttl Ti'tlen ls trying now to check
tlatu Thurlnnn by getting Gov. Bishop, Of Ohio,
to try and mako tho rltlo" as candidate for
tho Vlce- -prcsllctoy.
, 1880-01-07

S1IErstAy Clubs aru being rapidly formed
in Ohio. THO clubs nro generally 1nado out Of
tho old rnils with which John Shcr1nan was ia'
tho habit of 1no1lding bis fcncrs.
, 1880-01-07

T.lK Moline Dispatch says Systematically
thlt II thorp nre any moro candidates for Gov
eruor of nlnols they should not BIO backward In
coming TO tho fr,nt.
, 1880-01-07

TIE Lftch1leld (lll.) Monitor gives Its rea.
sons ut considerable longth for desiring tho
nomination OF L. i. Wushbur1lo for President,
all Of which aro Cmincltly sd,lnt.
, 1880-01-07

IT Is suil tint TilCcn approves OF tho
Dlynri resolution on the KrrGnb,,ck question,
a1,d Bnys thnt tho lnnciul interests Of tho couu-
try demand It's pnssnyu.
, 1880-01-07

THE Democratic party III Maine 1las gono
Into bankruptcy. Tho Democratic paEty OF tho
Nation Will follow suit In November.
, 1880-01-07

1r Is greatly to be fcared tint the decision
If tho Muiuc Supreme Court Will nut help along
tho Presidential prospects of Gov. Gnrcelon.
, 1880-01-07

TnE Hendricks Club III Stlelbyvillo sent
word to Ntv. Gureelon that he WIS indursed by
tho Club, und tint no must stand firm.
, 1880-01-07

THE Peorin Democrat says the dfBt(tlers Of
ttat pIuce for tho year 1870 mado over Is 5,000 M
gallons uf spirits and consumed aB0Q, 900 huHhol
or euriI.
, 1880-01-07

spEAK1Na Of Conkling's motto, "Any-'
thug Ia beat nlaino," tho Alta California saYs
that the loo Ut tblrteon Of moro buying laln
lutwocn tie two, no intercourse nor oourteeies
, 1880-01-07

Mls GlAncELoN will probably study law
beginning with tito rcocnt decision Of tho Mulno
Supreme Court.
, 1880-01-07

Central Muatc.lIait.
State street. tor,,or If Randolph. Concert ontof-
tatnmrot, Miss Emma e. ThuEBby.
, 1880-01-07

IFslence gives consent, All tho Democratic
candidates npprnre IF 1nrcelOn's coursO.
, 1880-01-07

Two more victims Of tho New York fire nf
Monday died yesterday, making IN all SIX
f1fnlftfEY
, 1880-01-07

Madison street, between Dentborn and State. En.
eagomont Of Mr and Airs. y. E. nnndmaaI'.
@ltomeo and Juliet"
, 1880-01-07

EGnTtFty't TheHTFEs
Dearborn strcct4 corner of NDnroc. EnEnRcMe
Of tho Chicago Church Choir Company. I'll. n.
plDnfore.n
, 1880-01-07

IIo01ty's Theatre.
Randolph street, botmcen Clark and In snlle- En"
Rsgouant Of the Collier Combination. "Tho Bankora
unugtt1r."
, 1880-01-07


Clark street. betwenn Washington md 1'nndoph.
Enrnupmcnt Of Miss Jlckp 14nsard, "unr nnJs."
, 1880-01-07

TnE death of DIR. Il. i. WOlcott Of Mill
,vnukco, wis announced In 4 brlot dispatch to
TIE Tlt1puxE yesterday morning. liu WIS ono
Of tho oldest, most prominent. untl heat known
physicians and surgeuns In Wisconsin. having
settled In Milwaukee bcfnro tho State was nt-
mlttcd into tho Union, md being personally
known to all tho leading mrn fur oyer Il Quurter
Of century. Nr. Wocutt WIS very eminent us
II surgeon, and III difficult cascs Of that kind wis
sent for from n1i rarts of tho state and built up
m extensive and lucrative practice. 1fo served
for many ycnrs ns surgcola-G Of tho stRto,
and held TINT office Mt tho time Of his 'cnth.
He WINS ono Of tho Directors In tho Soldiers
1I1ncs, and took especial pr1o MD interest In
tho ono lucnted Mt Milwaukee,. lii politics to
always topk I'M active part; wna MI orIglnni
Abultlontst; helped to organize tho Republican
phrty In Wisconsin, fought Its battles, MIL re-
Iuiecd over its yeturlcs. Ills puraonal appcnr-
nllce WIS very striking, and he ws,s cnnsplcu-
OILS aguro in I'LL public nsscmblages. Physically
he would hlve been II tlno model for tho 1rcc'nn
nrtlsts to copy fur gud. At Is ho possessed tho
aglllty Of tho cut combined With tho strength
md courn9o Of tho lion. by his death tho med
lcul profession luscB ono OF lts brightest ornR-
nlurts, mud tho Republican party ono Of Its most
stAlWntt Mutnbrls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

Mnxn,H MAY "a 1900

lCai,le are sold at these 6gufes live weight.
Hogs sold ~ net weight that is 20 per
cent Generality or frcm live weight sheep
ase sold gross. tha, is live weight. or moth
Tag od
Bssr Csrrtx.--Aii the dealers, without excep
uon' report very slow market from the Begin
n'ne 10 The end OF operations, and several OF
them al TIE close of the market had numbers
lett over The report is general that prices are
fa'ly &c OF lin some cases ic was conceded
when twas desirable to effect sales Of the me.
dunn aud common Cattle-in other instance,
dealers preferred bedding their stock for shin.
ment rather than accept lower prices than those
asked. There was little, Ii Any, variation in
the extreme tops. The genetal quality was ful.
~ equal to that OF the ofr.rings last week, there
being some very fine rennsyivania stable Cat
tie in tue yards. We quote 5o@S5 so, most
sales ranging from 1905 IS per 100 ibs.
Prices this week for BEEF Cattle ranged ~
follows: Bcs, Beeves at ooCSS5 so: that gen.
orally rn,ed first quality oo@4 IS: medium or
good fair quality 2s@s3 IS; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows 2 aoCsSa IS extreme
range Of prices 50@S5 70. Mos, Of the sales
were from IS to So % per 100 lbs OF the
receipts 90 head came from Ohio, 1, from
Virginia. 90 from wcs, Virginia, 2s5 from
Nd, TAO from No. 20 from III, 90 ftom Ky.
90 from North Caroiisa. 90 from, Tennessee, and
500 head from Peunsyivania~-to,al receipts for
the week 1879 head against 1904 las, week.
aud 2i15 head same time last year or tho
offerings 942 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 80 sold to Washington city dealers.
10 to country dealers, aud los to Eastern specu.
'asors-totai sales for The week &C head. ayans,
ios6 last wcok, and 1857 bead same time
last year. 1tai
SWINE There is a very full supply OF Hozs
offered this week nearly double the number OF
the offerings of last week Trade In all the
yards is repcrted fair, but at lower prices than
last week. The quality is about equal 10 that
OF the offerings then, with the exception of the
tope, those offered 10 day not comparing f,vor.
ably with some OF the hes, of the offerings last
week, the car load which brought the extreme
figures Their quoted. We quote to-day rough
Sows aud Stays at 5iGg6 cents, better grades CT
Ges cents, with extra at 6t cents, most sales
being at and near 81 ccute per 10. net. Arrivals
this week ssi5 bead against As7I last week
aud 7Gl5 head sumo time last year.
SHEEP AND LsaBs.-Therc is full supply OF
Sheep en- the market this week, aud the quality
generally was like last week with the exception
Of one superior Let, which was tsken for ship
merit Eaet. Tia demand being limited 10 cup.
plying the needs OF our home butchers trade
20 Sheep was rather duh. The ma ket for
Lambs was more active. wo quote fair to good
cents for sheared, and at 5(a96( cents per 10 for
wool do Lambs 51G9s per 10. gross Arrivals
this week $3.50 head, against 1922 last " eek and
1oss mead same lime last year.-San.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14
ID l f. d

On Friday last, AT his residence, on
the South Branch, below Spring field, in
this County, Mr.. JonS L. blue, in til c
Goth year of his age.
At his residence near Romney, Oh
Sabbath last, of Typhoid Pneumonia,
Mr, MOSES ii. CoKE, in about tie G3rl
year OF his age. Mr.. Core had been a
resi- lent OF this county - number OF
years, and leaves wife and several
grown children. lie was respectable
and industrious citizen. His remains
were inferred by the side Of his daughe
ter, who had previously pre- eded him,
in Indian Mound Genet cry, at this
place. on Tuesday last.
On the 23rd uIt.. ut her residence on
Lost River, Hardy county. Mrs. LUc1N-
DA WARDEN, in the 73rd, year of her
age. .s4
In Charlestown, on The 9th inst, after
an illness OF four days, from congestion
of the brain, Mrs MRKlA J MooRE, wife
Of Thomas A. Moore, Esq, County
Clerk, aged 67 years.
On Sunday last, in the Grassy Lick.
in this county, MIR. DAVID HEARE, son
OF Mr.. frances IIeare, in the 2sth year
OF his age.
On the 2nd inst, at the residence Of
her father, Mr.. Warner Harrison, on
Mikes Run, Mineral county, NANNIE,
wife Of Mr.. Dempsey Van buskirk, in
the 18th year OF her age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

To the Democratic aud Conservative Voters o,

To The Democratic aud Conservative Voters O,
'bc 2nd Congressional District Of w. virgi mia
BY authority Of the Executive Committee OF
the Democratic and Conservative party tor the
Second Congressional District Of West Virginia
Go hereby call Convention Of salt party to
intei ~ GcAttcn, Taylor county, on Thursday
The Ord day of June 1880, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to the Dem Gcratic Nation
I'll Convention which meets In the city OF Gin
Ciunat
The various counties composing ead Con.
Cr'seion"i District are requested 10 send repc e
ssut,uyes To said Convention.
The Democratic newspapers are requested ia
publish this call. "
respectfully :equest the members OF the FIX
tcanye Committee 10 he at said Convention
when the time and place for holding the Con
vsnIinn To nominate candidate for Congress
wilt bs determined upon
JOSEPH SPRIGG,
Chairman Dem. Bx. Com aud Con. Dist
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14
UNDERSTANDABLE.

The Herald, Detroit. Mich gan, says
OF Warmers Safe Liver and kidney
Cure Its efficacy in kidney. liver, and
uriaary. d;seasss y SO fully acknowleal.
ged that it is not worth the questioning
Bonaiie testimonials from wcll.known
citizens in spublic and .private. lire ars
evidences strong enough to convince
the most stubborn doubter." ?
=. - - a We Nj - 9
ENUMERAroRs.-Col. George r. La.
than has appointed tho following Cen
sus Enumcrators for the counties nam.
g" oe'o" sleai st "a ht15e 81 8
HARDY CoUNrY.-R. A. Wilson.
Mooredeld District I'd. 4. Sberrard.
South Fork District; 4. w. Chris,man.
Lost River District, and w. II. Hedges
Capon District.
MINERAL couSTy.-T. Ii. Gosorn,
New Creek District; James A. Sharp.
less, Piedmont District; George b
Junkins, Elk District; j. w. vandiycr.
Welton District; ID. G. Arnold. Frank.
fort. and Charles Carskadon, Cabin Run
District.
PESDLEroN COUNTY,. C. Boges,
Franklin District; j. j. Hiner, Sugar
Grove District; T.. V. Blakemorc. Beth
ell District: j. Sites, Mill Run j. w.
Bibey, Union District, and S. Harmon.
Circlevil!e R: TaHTa
Marrow EsCAPE.-Surday morning,
the End inst, at the burial of Mr.. AL.
ired Taylor, on the Cemetery Hill, q
horse attached to a buggy, in which
were Mr.. William welton Harness and
Mrs. Sal'ie Chipley, became. unmansge-
able AMI backed down the steep bank
on the east side OF said hill. and in its
struggles to free itself from the buggy,
fell backwards, upsettiny the buggy,
and rolling it over two or three times.
Mrs. Chiplcy was caught under the
Buggy and very severely bruised. Mr..
Harness escaped without injury. The
horse was not hurt, but the buggy was
badly damaged. The wonacr is that
both occupants of the buggy wero not
instantly killed. ~
Mr.. ID. L. Wilson's horse was proven.
ted from backing down the same Hill
by the Rockaway coming In contact With
tree, causing but slight damage TO the
These accidents caused great excite
ment. The road'to the cemeter v runs
around the Hill in close proximity to
this abrupt decent, and is dangerous.
IL should be protected by strong rail
in along the lower side OF the road
Aoorefetd Examiner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

THE Democrats OF this County are requested
70 assemble in mass meeting. at the Cout t-housc
in Rcupey, on Saturday, May 22nd., at 2 o.,
clock p VI, for 'he purpose Of selecting dele
rs,es 10 the District Convention TO be holden a
Grafioa June 3rd, 10 appoint representatives in
the National Democratic Convention, At Cia-
clrnsti, 10 dominate our Candidates for Presi-
dent and Vce.President Of the United States
md Tor the purposes of County repres eptation
and Organization. s,.Y
JOHN W, MARSHALL.
LII. D..n r IL Il
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14
ALL INDORSE 1T.

The Recordsr, Americas, Ca, saye
CLERKS, Senators, Representatives. Doc.
tors, Lawyers, Citizens. in public aud
private life. are testirying by the thou.
sands, and over their own signatures
That a remedy has been found for
Brisht's Disease OF the Kidneys and
for Diabetes; these are respectively
known as Warmers Safe kidney and
Liver Cure and Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14
NJ ~ RR IT'D

At the residence orthe brides parents
in kcyser, on the 10Th. inst. by Rev
r. F. Bishop, Mr.. G.. T.. BRASr 10 Mis-:
Lizz;e c.. daughter of.Co!. w. Z. Head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

The name of the PostolIlce at 'Braly's
Mill" Allcgany county, Md, has been
changed by the Pos.office Departm ent,
10 BRADY
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14


Bishop D. 8. Doqgeii, Of the Methods,
Church, South. certihos To the merits Of the
Vest Pocket Cure as remedy for Dyspepsia
Sold by All Druggists At % cents. W H.
Brown Bro, and CAVITY, Giipln 4 Co whole
sale agents, Baltimore
Rev. Il L. Dsbuey Of Hsmpden 3ydoey
tPresby terian) College, Va. speaks in the high
est terms Of the west Pocket Cure" for Dvs-
pepsa. Price, Is cents Sold by all Drug
gisis. w u Brown \ Bro, and Candy, OIL
pin h Co Wholesale Agents, Baltimore
For Sick Headache, Flaiulenoy. Collie, Heart
burn, and all other troubles arising from dis.
ordered digestion. use "Yest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure Price, Is cents. Sold BY all Druggists.
w ". Brown Bro. and Candy, Gilpin Co.
Wholesale Agents, Baltimore Nd
Polk Miller 4 Co, Of Richmond Va, are the
propretors Of the Vest Pocket Dyspepsia Cure
and have agents in all large cities. Price, % cts
Sold by All Druggists W ~ Brown 4 BRO
and Candy, Gilpin b Co Wholesale Agents,
Baltimore. Nd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

The poi!uic Bel Co.. IorshoU, Jficlt.
viii send their celebrated Elec,ro-v otaic
Bell TO the afflicted apon 80 days trial. Spec
dy cures guaranteed. They mean what they
say. Write to them without delay. March IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

Among the many valuable original
papers conta ined in the May No. of the
old American. Farmer is one on "What
We May Learn From Certain Weeds
by f. L. Huntington, Adjunct Professor
of Analytical Chemistry at the Univer.
sity Of Virginia. which Is not only OF
practical value, but an important contri
button to scienco,-as Of the various a.
nalyses given. one only has heretofore
been made. Several articles on Chemi-
ical Manures; the Wool Product in the
South Farming in Germany & France (,
the discussions OF practical Farmers
Clnbs; details OF Work for the Month [;
Dairy topics; the Poultry Yard Dises
ses of Live Stock Home Department
for the la liesj an account OF tho new
importation OF Percheron Horses, by
Mr.. Walters Of Baltimore. and variety
OF other subjects. make up an Issue oil
great interest, which we commend u
every farmer and farmers family. The
senior editor, in personal notice, an
nounces his arrival at his four.scort
years. which find him in good condition
in health and spirits. The Farmer Is
published by SATL. SANDS s. SoN, Bal.
timore, at 81 so year. or at 81 Ia
clubs OF five.
Hon Chaa 7 Eaulknar has haan in,
vited by the Democracy Of Preston u
address their County Convention, which
meets in Kingwood on Monday. the ] IN
Of this month, and we understand lie
has accepted the invitation. --Mtrtins
J,Wg Independent
take CDR. Sellers Cough Syrup, y
and no one in the city keeps clearer oil
coughs aud colds than /. Druggists
sell It, Price rs cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

wnntc ii. Sherman b Co, Michigan,
wait an agen. in this county at once, at a
Salary of Sl0o per month and' expenses paid
For full particulars address ss above. MAY I.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-14

After sharp flash of lightning. the
other day, little 5-year-old Essex boy
looked up TO his mother and said
Mamma. Iguess God scratched pref.
ty big match that time. don't your
p Waterbury Times.