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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-12

OF (sOxI0S) in e. Rice's Second addition, for sale,
at 40 jackson street 1853
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Females.
REAL ESTATE.

OO lots in Edmund Rice's Third addition; 80
UU lots in Edmund Rices First addition Is lots
in Edmund Rce's Second addition. Also property
in all parts of the city for sale by e. RICE JR 6Oh
East Third street. l56-o5
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MERCHANTS hotel news stand for sale. Apply oil
lu the stand. 1924
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0MNIBUSSES-G. Odds, at his factory in Neenah,
" Wis. will furnish the very best omnibusses on
short notice at low figures. Correspond with him.
1853
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WTANTED-Everybody to know that DR.. Bryant
w deies competition in dentistry, as to work, ma
terial and prices. Parors East Third street 1853.
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UNOR SALE-A country newspaper, three months
Il established, q advertising due 9Th of June. Best
paying paper in State. Cheap for cash, or part on
time. Reason for selling, i'll health. Enquire of
49, HIP HALL.
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A TTENTION--Those wanting carpenter work done
II by the job contract, will save money by calling
at the Chippewa hotel, or 203 Wacouta street.
l6)-1e6
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

T1OR SALE-Best assortment of horses and mules
IL ever brought to st. Paul, cheap for cash. Over
sixty head. DR.. W. L. MINTzER, rear II Robert
street. 1910
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NOR sALE-A highly improved farm on the st.
Il Paul Sioux City railroad, ~ mile west of the
town of Belle PLANE, AZ miles from St. Paul by rail-
containing 20 of No. land 70 acres being very
valuable meadow lands, formed by the alluvfal de-
posits of the Minnesota river and will cut two tons
per acre of prime hay; 90 acres of heavy bottom
timber. The improvements are frst-cass and well
arranged. The farm is well watered by running
streams and within ten rods Of the dwelling is one
Of the largest springs in the State throwing an inn
mense volume of ice cold water. Abundance of good
fruit. Title perfect and Gear of all incumbrance.
win exchange for good real estate in st. Paul or
Minneapolis. Address the subscriber on the prenni-
SEES. A. P. GILES, Belle PLANE, Scott county Min
nesota, 157-4TSat, Tue&Ihur
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DUGGIES, new and second hand, at auction, at
ID Kavanagh's, at IL O'Clock this morning. 164
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WANTED-A person who is good piano player
w and who is also able to sing well. Apply No. 81
East Seventh, corner Cedar street. FL. MOSES. 1853.
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TTOTELS FOR RENT Two hotels for rent in very
IL promising towns in Southwestern Minnesota,
on the ST. Paul Sioux City railroad. Tenants
must be enterprising men, prepared to furnish re-
specially the houses, and to keep In all respects,
frst-ciass hotels To such men highly favorable
terms will be made. Apply to J. H. DRAKE, Land
Commissioner, st. Paul. lat
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WANTED-An experienced cabinet maker; also
w boy not under II years old, to learn the up
holstering trade. sTEEs BROTHERS. B7'
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IDEAL estate sold and mortgages negotiated. D.
H. A. ROBERTSON, McQuillan block. 1868
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A GOOD horse, wagon, sleigh, harness, and lot
"A of household furniture to be sold at auction Sat-
urday, June 12h at 10 @ at No. 13i Sibey street.
I6I
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VKTANTED-By two young men, good furnished
w room with or without board, and convenient to
business on Third street. Address II. E., GLOBE
Office. 1864
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NOR RENT-The two brick houses on Sixth street,
" near Robert. U. L. LAMPREY. 1856
TNOR RENT-Brick house, No 175 Fort street.
IL Barn and all modern improvements. Also two
story house, No. 115 Banfll street. JOHN GRACE
100.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-Tuesday, few yards black dress goods,
la Wikin street, Reward at st. Joseph's hospital.
l62-164
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A NICELY furnished room for two, with board,
"A near to business. Address E. j., this Office. 128
stable, three stalls and hay loft, alley, No.
II 20 Fort street. 10
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TXTANTED-Lots to leaee for dwelling houses from
w five to twenty years. j. 81. MAYALL,
111-170 No. 10 East Third street
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NOTICE-I will sell one red COW with one horn
~ broken off, on Tuesday, the 10th day of June,
1880, in front OF the public pound, to the highest
bidder for cash, if not sooner redeemed. JOHN
CUNNIFF, police officer. 1886
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ITO RENT-Furnished rooms, eligibly located.
i Apply to MRS. ACKER corner of Canada and
Pearl streets 1876.
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CEVEN PER CENT money on frst-cass city
y property. GRAVES & VINTON, 60H E. Sd. 57-67
DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house and sign
/ painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. 81
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70 REET-Rooms.

IlOR RENT-Suite furnished rooms, third floor
Il front, Is Wabashaw street. 1914
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SITUATIONS OFFERED-Females.

WANTED-Fifteen cooks and ten second girls
w Apply at once. GERMAN INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, No. 4S Franklin street. 164
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Houses.

LNOR RENT-New House, $50 Franklin street,
IL nine rooms, with closets, cistern, and good well
of water. Inquire on the premises. 49,
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WANTED.

yTTANTED-Day boarders at So per week. Apply
w at GLOBE Office 149 West Fifth street. 1883
VTTANTED-Some one to adopt girl five weeks
w old. Call at city hospital. 1876
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VNANTED-A position as copytst, amsnuensis, or
w both, at home, in an Office. Best references.
Address K. NJ. Be- this Office. To-
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WHAT new and elegant house, twelve rooms and
i stable, A Summit avenue. Rent low
148. THOS. COCHRAN, JR.
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TNIANTED-A girl for general housework, No. 81
w Wabashaw street, up stairs. 155
TTTANTED-Girls at G. o. D. Laundry, st. Paul.
w Three starchers, five ironers and three washers
Good wages and steady employment. Call at once.
1897 ALBERTSON Bros, Proprietors.
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GTILL two light and desirable offices in Sherman
y block. Apply Office 10 in the building. 1876
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
The Congressional Convention

Held at Fairmont, on Monday last,
18th instant, resulted IN the nomination
of Hon. JOHN BLAIR HooE, at present
Judge OF the Berkeley Circuit. as candi-
date for seat in next House of Represen-
.tatives. After eight ballots had been u.
ken, DANIEL. Is. Lucas, OF Jefferson,
withdrew from the contest, aud the fol.
lowing ballot determined the nomination
of Judge Hoge. The candidates before
The Convention were our late Represeu.
tative Hon. Benjamin +. Martin, Hon.
Judge Hoge, Mr.. Litcas and Cant. Brad
ford, all of whom wore warmly and en-.
Enthusiastically supported by their friends.
All OF the eighteen counties OF the Dis
trict were represented by delegates in
person. and between ceven aud eight
hundred delegates were In Attendance
the largest Congressional Convention,
we believe, ever held in the State. A
large part Of those delegates went on to
the State Convention at Martinsburg.-
The electorship OF the District vas pro-
posed for Martin, Bradford and Lucas
succcsslyely, who each declined the hon.
or, which was conferred upon James Nor
row, Junior, OF Marion county, lately one
Of our District Delegates in the Cincin-
natl Convention. The motion to make
Judge uo2e's nomination unanimous was
made by Dir. Martin. and seconded ap.
propriately by Messrs Lucas aud Brat
ford. The resolutions re.anirmel the
Cincinnati Platform and pledged the del
egates individually and collectively, to
the Jealous aud hearty support of its dis
tinguished nominees, Hancock and Eug-
lisb. Judge Hogo appeared by invitation
before the Convention and rendered his
acknowledgements for tho honor con-
feTred upon him and assured it of the
earuestness and ardour with which he
should participate in tho coming cam
palgn. During 4 two hours recess Of
The Convention, Hons Charles James
Faulkner and jacob Is. johnson success
lively delivered addresses on the issues
and responsibilities OF the political cam
paigu which were well received. The
Convention was adjourned at about IL
o'clock Monday night 10y its President
William NJ. Wclch, of Mineral, to whom
q complimentary vote of thanks was u
unanimously adopted. DIlLEG ATE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

As COOP ASA NovEL-Capt. Ford
of Baltimore. married widow In
1872, and then took command of a
privateer, was captured aud impris-
oned, but returned home In three or
four years, finding little child about
three years ofage, which his wife said
was bis. Family feuds led him West.
and he located land warrants where
Toledo now is. He died. The prop
erty in time became valuable, and
parties visited Baltimore and bought
out the right of Mrs. Ford and her
daughter. Capt. Ford's mother
and sisters instituted suit to recov-
er the property on the ground that the
child was not their brothers. After
fifty years the sister OF Mrs. Ford
who married aud raised family of
childrcn-comes forward and testifics
that she was betrayed by sea captain
and that her married sister adopted
the child to save her from exposure
and shame. Though highly respected
i'll Southern Maryland and the secret
has remained one for fifty years, she
could carry it no longer, especially
where Legitimate owners ofS1, 900, 900
We're about being wronged out OF it.
Her child died many years ago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
PICNIC & TOURNAMENT.
July 1855

The Grand Annual Picnic aud
Tournament on Little Capon, near
Barnes Mil viii be held on the 31st
day OF July, 1880. The public are
cordially invited to attend. The com.
mittec to have good order. No intoxi-
eating drinks viii he allowed on the
ground. Dir. John w. ltaines and
William Uaines will have refresh
mcnts on the ground.
Speeches will be made on tho occa.
sion. Committee of Arrangement
July 10, 1880.
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MoNpAr. Jnlx 2s. lssn.


Cattle are soli at these figures live weight
uogs sold At net weight. that il 20 per
oeat tssncrAiiyl or from lire weight. Sheep
are solAgross, that is live weight, or moth
ing OF
Dsrr CsrrLs.-Tbe usske, Was not active at
any tine to-day, and prices from the beginning
wero iGSic lower for The medium and common
| grades, which psedominate1- Outside OF a few
very choice Cattle. which ware sold on pr, ate
terms al higher asare than cur highes, given
quotation, the Cattle offered were of lower av-
efage than las, week, tops heipg again notably
scaree, and those showed no chaege, qnsiiiy
considered, IS compared with lsst week. We
quote a, 5o@s5 30. with most OF the sales
ranging tron 7s@s4 Is pc, 100 ibs
MICH Cvws.-TrAie eoDtioa-s slow, and pri.
ees unchanged o, 20 TO $40 per head, as 10
quality.
Prices to-day for BEEF Cattle ranged 81 fol-
lows: Best BeeYes a, 4 1908 40; that gen
orally rated lirst quality 75eGss 10; medium or
good fair quality 00@es3 20 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows q 5oe0S2 IS : extreme
range Of prices 5o@s5 40. Noe, OF the Gales
were from rs 20 81 20 per 100 lie. OF the
receipts 1906 head came from Virginia, s5o
from Ohio, 90 from No., ia from Mary land,
| AZ from kentueky, 20 from Tennessee, aud
| 262 from West yirEinia-tolal receipts for the
past week were 233s head against 1918 last week
and 2o9s head same time lssi year. or the
offerings zoos head we're takea 10y Baltimore
buIohsTs, 3l6 sold TO country dealers. co to
Washington city dealers, and 2o6 head to Eas-
tern specaatou. Total sales for The week 1875
head, against l73T last week, and 1864 lead
same tire last year.
| SwIsE.-The.e is some falling or in the uum
6ers Of Tho receipts this week az compared silh
last week, tho diGssence being exactly lice
head, and an Improvement, OF &c In prices. a
moderate trade is reported ia ali the yards The
| quality averages scarcely Gs good as les, reel,
the light tin Legs being slightly more numsr-
Gus than they were then. We quote Hogs at ca
| @6s cents, with most sales ranging at about ca
cents per 10. net, and fair prospects jas. NJ "
for Continuance, for few days at least, f.,
The present prices. Arrivals this week 552a
lead against 6C23 last week, eai 5sl9 head
same time last year.
SBsEP AND Lawns The offerings have oaly
been in moderate suprly. Good Sleep Ct al
kinds were cold cut early in the day. the homo
aud country demand tihe latter for fcedera AID
| siockersl hss been friyiy active. Lambs have
been in good demand, but tho quality Of the Of
| ferings has been only fair. We note good d..
mand for Ewes. We quote mutton Sheep At q
| GA cents per lb:-stock Sheep, 2(9s3 pr hcs',
AID Lambs at >G15i cents per 10. gross -
! Arrivals This week 89oS head against 1902 los
week. and G270 head samo time last yeAr--Sis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

The New Orleans Picayune has
discovered that while the country
doctor goes about doing good, the
politician goes around talking about
doing good.
Every one will find agenoral tonic
in Lindsey s Improved Blood Search.
err All druggists sell it.
Here's q Utah advertisement sTo
let, rooms for one gentleman and six
wives
John Cunningham, Esq, of Grant
county, has COW that gives over
twelve gallons Of milk per day.
Sick headaches incessantly distract
many. Let such $50 "SellcTs Liver
Pills." 25c. box.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
PRETTY Coon FoR A Fisu SrosY.-

PRETTY COOP FoR A Fisu SroRY.-
The Westenport Md, Pilot is respon-
sible for the following: While Mr..
Benjamin Ardihger. sr., was return
ing up the river on the 2Sth inst. in
q boat, from blackberrying and when
short distance this side Of the ice
breaker, several bass, weighing from
one-half to one and onc-half pounds
jumped the river into his boat at one
time. In the afternoon the gentle.
man took another trip down the river
and upon his return, and when near
the same place, he was surprised be-
You'd expression when in jumped four
of the finny tribe of the same species
as above. This may seem singular
to the reader, however. 1t is true,
for we know that Mr.. Ardinger
would not cXaggorate q thing of this
kind.
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MONUMENT TO \ ILrno.-A fine

Monument TO : IIERo. A fine
marble monument has been ere ctcd
IN Ejaunton, to the memory Of the
late Gen. Konton Harper. lie was q
man OF mark in Augusta county
For some years he was the proprietor
debtor of the Stanton SPEcrAToR,
which he conducted with ability. He
was an officer in the Mexican war
a Captain in the First Virginia Regi-
ment. In our civil war ne went into
II rs Colonel of the Fifth Virginia
Regiment, which he commanded at
tho first battle of Manassas. The
General was born in 1891, and died
In 1867.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

She peace, and have such jurisdiction
and mower in criminal cases rs may be
nrescribed by law. And justices OF the
neace shall have authority To take the
acknowledgment Of deeds and other
writings. administer oath, and take and
certify dispositions. And the lcgis lature
may give TO justices such additional civil
iarisdiction and powers within their re-
spectiye counties as may be deemed ex.
pedeut, under such regulations and re-
strictions as may be prcscribed by gen.
eral law, excep. that in suits To recover
money or damages their jurisdiction and
pawors shall in no case exceed three
hundred dollars. Appeals shall DO al
lowed from judgments OF justices OF the
peace in such ulanDcr az may be pre-
gcribed by Law.
90. The legislature shall upon the
application Of any county, reform, alter
or modify the county court established
by this article in such county, and in
lieu thereof, with The assent of major.
ily Of tho voters OF such county, voting
1t an election, create another tribunal
FOR tue transaction of the business re-
CURED to be performed by tile county
court created by this article; and in
such case, all the provisions of this ar
Ucle in relation 20 the county court shall
hc applicable 10 the tribunal established
in lieu Of sail court. And when such
tribunal has been established, il shall
continue 20 act in lieu Of tho county
court until otherwise provided by Law.
30. The Office Of commissioner and
justice Of tho peace shall DO deemed in
Compatible. Vacancies in the Office OF
commissioner, clerk OF The county court
md Justices OF the peace shall DC filed
hy the county court Of the county until
the next general election.
JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an amend
mgnt TO the Constitution OF this State.
Resolrod By h,o Legislature If Wes. Vir.
2iaja, tro-Mir0s Of all ice rlcRLcrs elected
20 eI,h House agreeing thereto: That the
following bc s. the same is hereby pro-
posed as IN amendment to the Constitu
ton Of this State, TO wit:
That section thirteen, oc article three.
20 j. now Is, he stricken out and the fol.
loving be inserted in lieu thereof:
"l3. In suite st common law. where
tho value IN controversy exceeds twenty
do!lArs, exclusive OF Interest and costs
TIC right OF trial hy jury. if required by
either party, shall be preserved; and il
such suit before justice, jury may
consist OF six persons. No fact tried by
jury shall ha otherwise rc.oxamincd
In any case than according 20 the rules
Q. the common law
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

a FOOL oECB ycRg.-"For ten
years my wife was confined TO her
bed with such complication Of all
ments that no doctor could toll what
was the matter or cure her, and used
up small fortune in humbug s;ug
Six months ago | saw a u. $. flag
with Hop Bitters on it, and Thought
] would be fool once moro. / tried
it, but MY folly proved to BIO wisdom.
Two bottles cured her, she is now "a
well and strong IA any man's wife,
and it cost me only two dollars. Such
follypavs.-H. w, Detroit, Michigan.
Free prCss.--2Sv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

WENT SQUIRREL lIUyTiHG on Sun
DAY.-On Sunday morning last, the
Cumberland Times says that Abncr
Wagner, an aged farmer living near
Frankfort, took his axe and dog and
went squirrel hunting. lie freed the
animal, and in cutting down the tree
ne slipped and fell upon the axe, cut
ting deep cash three inches long
Just above the knee The wound
bed pyofusely and it was with the
greatest difficulty that he reached
home. lie came very near bleeding
20 death He is now receiving atten-
ton from a physician. "Remcmber
the Sabbath day to keep it holy"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

On Saturday night last q freight
train was standing in the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad yard at Piedmont,
when another freight tram came a
long and ran into it, Several ears in
the stationary train were wrecked,
and a railroad hand had his arm bro
ken. Wood DALEY, States attorney
for Mineral county, who WAS in the
cahoose IN tho rear of the train, is said
70 have made narrow escape from
death, bat was un;njured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
A CA r D.

To all who are suffering from tie CT
rors and indi8cre'ions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, lose Of manhood,
&c, ! will send recipe that Will euro
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
IN SoGtk America. Send sefaddross-
ed envelope TO the Rev. JosEPu II. ~
MAN, Station y, New York City. A,23
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

The colored Baptist camp-meeting
at Danville, ten miles south of Hills
boro,' Ohio, was the scene on Friday
night and Sunday afternoon of ter
rible fight. On Friday night party
Of drunken roughs went to the camp
and began an attack with pistols,
clubs and stones. They were repuls-
ed, and William Dickman, one of
their number, was shot through the
abdomen. Ga Sunday afternoon a
party, said to number 200, again at
tackled the camp, and a most dosper-
ate fight followed, ending in the
breaking mp of the meeting. 1t is
thought some of the colorcd people
were killed, but they dispersed SO rap
idly that the facts could not be gath
cred. No arrests have been made.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30

kEHoicus NoTIcs The Burlington Ca1p
Meeting will commences August 1913. 1880 -
Tcnlh'lders will NEE, ths COMMITTEE on che
camp ground Saturday, Juiy 3lst, gAB Thu
2ud Quarterly YesGuz, Toe south Branch OR.
cut, will be hclc on Tg,sd.y u the Oamp
Meeting. q. A JDYCE r n.
Rev. SANurt UHr5r will IN mt appoint.
merts next oabbo'l a. Highs schoJi-hons3. at
lct and ~ Piae Church, 4, g.
jay ~. 1890 q. ( JUyCs
The Csmp Meeting. ~ g3rics6.id ~,-cuit
Church, South. viii begin Augasi i3tb. near
Springfield. Good accommodation on iae
ground
Also. our End Qirtery Aaoting will or held
% tho 24;h snd 18th Of July. 90 Sa,eu, Ci1r-a
r. O.. FANDIVER, J.. g.
Tsfv - fEe0
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
Az EXCELLENT SpEcmEN.-Dnrlnn

An EXCELLENT SPEolMEN.-Durlng
last week saysthe Cumberland THINKS,
OF Monday last, a tapeworm measure
ing thirteen feet in length was rcmov-
Ell from young person in this city.
The attending physician has it pre-
served in alcohol, and says that it is
one OF tho most perfect specimens he
has ever seen. Since he has been
practicing III THE city he has removed
three, one OF winch measuring forty
two feet in lcngth, was removed last
summon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-30
WASHINGTON aud
LEE UNIVERSITY

con. 6. w. g. & e e, PTesijcat.
VENHOROUGH instruction in Languages, Lite
4 rsinre, and Science and ia the Profession.
vi schools Of Law and Engineering. Tuition
Ned fees reduced 10 total of $40 Expenses
from $500 70 $3.50 for niue months, including
tuition and fees. Next session bcgus Sept
l5'h, 1880. For CATALOGUES, address
J. l.. CAMPBELL, Ja., Lexington, Va.
July 30, 1880. i'm.
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DIE D,

In Moorefeld. on the 18th inst, CO.
RIA, only daughter OF Samuel aud Sarab
HeEline, aged 9 years and Ii months.
At the residence of his son-in law
Dr.. Price, in Allegany county, Md, o.
the LIST inst. JAMES CHtPLEY, Esq,
formerly of Newtown, Frederick county,
Va, aged 70 years.
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south 9ranth 4nttllissaetr.
KoMNEY, FRIDAY, JULY so, 1880.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUkxsR SCHEDULE

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
:, On aud afte. May %, 1880, trains will leave
"ecen Spring Run, as follows:
EAST bound.
NO. ~. Accommodation -. $40 A. NJ
40. as. Way. fr't & Passg'r. DAG A. NJ
no. Al. Freigh. G Passenger, Col p. NJ
WEST BOUND.
NO. 4oi Way Ft C Passenger, I.5S A. n
No. TX. Accommodation, SIG i. 81
&J4l Daily.
I. II. C. NORTON, Agent.