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POLITICAL, POINTS.


Vol. H. y. tnnlhotre, OF 1exas, lne drecn'
hack candidate @ for Y Vico, rresllont' is weAhy'
a'Hsof """ 'ao'. ~ w " o''.Aot'
No mntter who's nominated tlto Rcphh-
lfea is for him, and believes he cna bc elected.
nut Indications now: point to Senator n!a!no u
~ ~, w. A'~t wy"
Gen, urnut or uny of his friends. 1t won't
stfk. @ Thcv aro thu @ sa1t of M t1,o % oarn to.,laY-
Sfrui,cu tjmX HsnmiJicHu Rcnn ny '''t''A ~
"Tdko lne rs your candidate, pay what
M wu,, - ~ r,,,,a,,. '.,,,.'1t e,,,,.,, y, ~
MoW anrk Is Ialuems INQUEST aenl!lna rG on !nP
GWIaG!tnu"'' eWat eoh'oauon4-o"9Eo" w. 'ou'"'
wi. WIZ, ,,r ro,ton md Mr. c,hso, nni,c,,
With thu agents Ut tho monopoi,sts In IL ya'n aai
foolish attempt to postpono turlH reform. thoy
grossly miareprescntcd tho paop!o who elected
thom.-Aadnh tGa.} Constitution tDentE
"Io luau up q tree" It now looks rs X
the lsf1sle OF Gen. Grant wo1,l nut DO presented
to tho Natlonal Cunyeuuon, und that tho na,ae
ct y. +. Wnshburnc would 10 substttuted--
CTntpH lttl1t {lfdl lttaasfer tlftpl.
There is no denying that tic other candt-
dates hafe bc91l injured Moro or loss W tpe
newspaper rivalry III whlci, their pasttsans have
5lxss eat sr shhar@o hsr1D \ Hassai'e a mts
tIfep.).
Mr r. y. Washntrne apparens!y nas gtsns esns
alonx by an irrcprossiu,o presidential pootn. sio
na ~ s,aa., sn,o,s, t,.,os ht hlt
Senttols o ,oe erSna ssoaa 70 sis' Be- ireate s ne
SousnmerMno1 !or SVgEy MunA .i 1tnd ''e"A
aoe''haooh'""e.o fo'" ses''"0 .a." ~ '4'sA'
praaoll,tles aro daily growing stronger Tint It
, 1880-03-13

IRIS dolinrs to cents TINT tho th'rs,-term
organ In this city will 10 out fur james q. laino
befare tho illinois State Convention mcots, md
will then assert that It hasalways boon tho only
trtts-bluo, ortginul ulalne or9nn In Chicago. Tho
thirl-tsrm folly will bo explained away us mid
wInter madness, and tho organ will get down on
lts tnarrowboucs aud ask forgiveness OF Bonator
blaine for dusorting blu oalise.
, 1880-03-13

IB any nun has been. attempting to hriba
Jurors, sht>ot him-uo, try him-on tho spot and
lnake an example Of him. 1t Ia perfectly noto.
r1ols that this aort Of thing has beon Rvinq on
u1tenslvely In this county Of late, and IT ought
IN t,n lrpken ill.,
, 1880-03-13

4 QUESTION or two: IL Mr. blaine a dte+
fpFgnt unit nuw rrusn what Ap Wta In 16i92 Illus
hu chHnEu4t III any nlltiincr3-AfUiIenhtrH 0TVaA
" t}s3 THRU TtrHt.
Another question or two, Ia Don. Grant a
lllcrpnt nun now from whhs ho was In l37oS
I4as hD chnnxsd in my munner7 II not, why did
tho third toFtn organ prc5ps anotaer mau to
him III 1k1uY
, 1880-03-13

MfSrxa "experts" get another setback by
The collapse OF tho Little Plttsburg. Prior tn
tho salo Of this mine. md aboAt tho ttmo 1t
was capitalized and p!acod on tho .nMrkct, q t0-
port was made by several "uxparts,"-a1nong
them ltosslter ". Raymond, ,-}n which 1t WIS rop-
resented tnat thero woro i've millions In afght."
B.nca then but two millions have been taken
out. 1t IL now clear that Mr. liaysunnd did mt
know what ho nas talking about, oE else Aa ~.
furrul u GRO Ia sight that would mt pay tho nx.
rouse OF working, and 10 spisled tho intending
nutHha Shtx.
, 1880-03-13

A NEGRO named Drfgherly WINS hanged
yesterday Mt Tllomnsyillc, ua., for outraglna
q white woman Inst October.

THE Wisconsin Senate by vote OF 10 10 IL
yesterday concurred In the resolution adopted
by the Assembly In favor ot submitting Tic
question Of female suffrage to vote Of tho
r,nor1n
, 1880-03-13

MM 4. r. LARR.AnEE, former Clty-Treas-
uror, haa bcea Kvnurutfy tnlko4 at AulouK l1e.
puhlteans In tho Elxht1unth Ward " oaudi-
tate for Alderman. and II !s hoped ha MAY bo
induced to run. Hs would be HI excellent
Alderman, and could undoubtedly b1 elected
With EuAA. j..
, 1880-03-13

THE shotgun was used with deadly effect
IN Casey Comfy, kentucky, yestertlay. Dep
uty-Sherlf ". l., Brown was fired at by
James Coifey, and will probably lle from tic
, 1880-03-13

ONE of the Michigan papers, tho Jackson
htriot, IL pot ~ generous as tue Detroit lt*t on
the papur question. The last ho!da tltat II IL tho
duty of publishers to pay extra tor tlifIr print
paror III order TINT " tho insunt iul.Htry" of
pApoE-mRklnR. which has unly bgol carried On
Ia thla country no years, shall reap amp!c prof
IT.. yhh Patriot Gnda that It Is cnaapes to pay
the bounty duty eud import frum Canada thau
, 1880-03-13

npoIoRv for n man who refused TO fieI,l WHEN
ordered, md thereby lot M army 10 destroyed
t,ltz John Porter was ,u,s tito only orcer ro-
spo,,aible for The defcnt of pope's forces.
'rhorv were others IN high rank III tho Army
of thp Potomac. o,,,oue tlpm {|cu, franklin,
then Mt Alexandrta, u few miles off. who, in
reply to lien, popc's calls for foodl
for his exhausted md hungry army
expose,t to n forco tlouhle ita strength,
uotftied linn that ratlons. forage,
and ammunition wo,,I.t be sent to him from
Alexandria; "as soo., as l,u (popa} wonll fur
,ish an cscott,"--nntl this. too whom every
minute was proctous and Alexandria wns
swarn,lnE witt, idle troopst II Is not remark
able TINT sunator Bayard should rush to the
letcnso of Fitz JOHN Porter. lfo wasa lielel
hinself. 11e was op;,osctl to Union mofi
fighting tho Reouls, mil WIS in fnyor of por-
tcr's style of conducting campaigns, because
It was III the iutorest pf tho Secession ca,tse.
, 1880-03-13

SAM T1LpEN's friends aro arranging the
conventions Bkillfully to Rtvo him good start.
Tho seroug Republican, States OF Nebraska and
lnwI nro 10 lend of atnruh III und April with
ridden delegations. Then come Louisiana and
Tax4s, tho Gully Southern Htatcs ho unn surely
depend upon+ Wisconsin has nnrrcd tho pro-
gram 4 llttlo by changing tho date OF hor Con.
ventlon to May L, but klulsns, another sure Re-
publican state, will como TO tho reso,,o hay 20.
Tho Yamp lllls ueun admirably latd out.
, 1880-03-13

TUE Detroit Post anst Tribune says Of Its
1ntA canvass Of !tA subsetibon On tho subject OF
the Presidency.
These conclusions Rro not In ono respect {tha
eMrucsk ehHr1luter Ut SOME Ut thu opposition II,
Qcu. 0rnntl thOsu which the lDtk 1ild Tribune
would tlru prGEurrct, but that they aro the only
conclusions which tho faets austuln 1t does nut
tiDnht
, 1880-03-13

grcnt man. Tho otior, conposcd ,,v IT,,
Inhn Kelly. Anonka nj Mr., TIl,cn NV !ncils
"m'eh better 1un1if,c1 It. a wrrrkcr -, ~ "lHr
chilly embarrassed rnr'n1s than M ". naa',>
bcrnr nf Hrcnt party conton,tlng f,r tho ''n'' '
cp1es of Jefferson. .iackM,u," etc. >"' pF't
, 1880-03-13

IT was entirely natural for II Co1un,,,oo
Kulcs co,npnstsl of three high tnrlfltc. ,u,h on
the lp'ly III tho finor Ut tho tinso, md "s'ns
bArk gm.!ory. r''hnta
, 1880-03-13

Two BIOGRAPHIES Of the Hon, 8. ], TltJen
arc uoarly ready tor tho prosa, Ono prepared
By his nephew twttdoue the knowledge 'as Mr.
1Ildon) represents tho latt1x ~ truly good and
, 1880-03-13
AaIUSEAa EN'ta.

lEnver1yts 1'hentre.
Dearborn strnot, ca,rMcr OF Monros. ENLARGEMENT Of
JJy}yty Csrta'e Opera t:u1npuny. "1he rltat6s OF
Fauxanc1" Afternoon and evB1,inx
, 1880-03-13

TnE Motfatt hrll-nunclt Ut Wright. H..
bcrn abolished. It tistn he legally puueh"', nay
of oxistcnco tho 1st nf Afny nuxt. t,onn.'.' oat
.'sct: cn't ','rs to witch ans, cnrct ,h,s w.t.
"cUnn TO-" 'nail Il
, 1880-03-13
RAILROAD LOBBYING M NEW YonK

TtfE TRIBUNE. some time since, gave its
readers tho particulars OF the report aud bill
submitted BY tho Hepburn COMMITTEES OF the
NoW York Aeslslatnfe Wlta 1lle purpose OF
correcting thc failfoad ABUSES III that state
Tie report exposed the Practice OF the most
unolustling extorttons afd the most flhgTaht
d!sctlnlnattons. Merely as samples OF tue
common Injustice Of the railroads. To the public
1T may DO stated that .. .ooo Instances were dis
covorod In tho transactions OF tho New York
central alone where special rites la1 been
given. and like proportion III tho business
OF the other roads. Secrecy IS mado con"
dation OF oil these special contracts; so every
man WHO pays the tariff rate and many Of
those who think they aro favored by special
ratio saGer from discrimination Dlscr1m!-
nation has boon generally praoticcd against
localities as well rs Individual shippers.
Tllere was evidence t>at man could ship
goods from Rochester to New York, md
there reship thom to Clncinl1a1 va koclles~
ter at less coat than ho could ship direct from
Rochester to ClnclnN"tt. A. time when
Hour was carried from milwaukee, to New
York Mt public rate Of 80 cents and ut a cut
rata OF 10 cents, the rato from Rochester to
New York WINS 80 cents. These nro merely
iap'lazard illustrations OF tlla abuses dis
covered BY the Hepburn Committee.
NOW TINT the bill fFafnod ny the Hepburn
Committee for correcting these abuses 10 be-
fore the Legislature, t|!o railroads llavo Or
gnntzed formidable lobby at Albany and
propose to defent It's passage by bribery and
corruption. "hfondy VIII not bo spared,"
snys tic New York Graphic, "to make 1t MP
ncnr tllnt thu up0DtG nfG in fnV0r 0f fhfnpR nc
, 1880-03-13

clark street, batween Washington and Randolph
"The 1,ovo OF Two saitors." Aftornopn md tveHtRE
, 1880-03-13
h{cyiekrs.'a fl'hentrF

Maatbon st1rrt, botHrcn Dearborn nnd state. En-
EnRemoht Of tho lsuston Theatre Company. ATM
TWu Muthera.H Afterll,ton aud evening.
, 1880-03-13

Ccntrnl-aIuHic f1n1l.
Corner 1tanduph and Stata btreets. RemonJt Con
c1tts Afternoon md evening.
, 1880-03-13

Randolph etrret. bctwcpn CinTk nnd In Ra11d. En-
eaRement ot tho Aifoe Nntcs 1surIesaue Opera Com
rHny. Aftarunnn - i.a julia psrfulneuso." EYenlnG
"Yho Little uuke."
, 1880-03-13

WISE men often have foolish sons, and tile
Hon. Stephen a. Do,iR!ns WAS unusually prolific
In this respect. Whit Robert Douglas has sHtd
alnut Cen. Grant carrying South Carolina and
Louisiana, It nominated, is tho shcorest fully
thnt over WIS uttered. Louisiana 1ts lost 10.000
Republican, votors since 1870; aud, what is fur
moro important. tho Republicans hnvo no longet
control Of tho election machinery In either 6tatc.
Tho Southern Republican WIN thinks any Suite
In that section CHI be carried for tho purity
ust1nlly pins his hopes Oil some State ho doesn't
know anythng about. Ho 1t IL With bfr. Robert
Douglns. lIG Matos no c1ntrns for North Curt
l,na, whore he hns lived for ycnrs, having been
appointed by Cen. Grant; hut boasts ot Louist-
an.I and South Caroiinu, whero ho mover bus
boon except Us a vIattor for u fow dAys+
, 1880-03-13
POSTAGE.

ClAss 1fdtttr.
For tho tench1 OF oar patrons who dne!re TO sohd
p,nelc comics Of THE TRIBUNE through tho mall, We
eiyc herewith the transient rnto Of postnRe:
D1Fnfsffe. Pr tnrr.
Efrht and 1svetva pa1o in pcr .....,.,..4 cnflts
EtftfyN.
Eiaht and Twelve paRa l'apcr. centa
Giktctn PaQo Paper ccuus
, 1880-03-13

TuE long~tlclaycG trials Of those members
Of tho Pennsylvania Legislature acuttHc1 ot TAX
Ing brlbcs for their vntcs on tho bill indemnify
ing Allegheny County and rittablirg City fur tho
it,ascs thuy wore compelled to pay o nceount Of
tho strtko Riots OF thrrc yours aEo began this
week at ftarrtshurK Tho array Of lcgni tnlcnt
nppcnrtng on both siies Is snmotiltng quito over-
poworing oven to Now iorkers who remember
tho Tweed md vandorit-will oasos. Jm,lEo
.1cro y. Hack, Senator Matt Carpenter, franklin
Il. GDwcn, Guorgo II. Irwin, JnhM W. simonton,
ind j. G. Mact!nrney. besides tho n!atrict-Attor-
ncy, ar1 on tho sf1u Of tho prosecution, and
William II. Afaun, Gen. Charles A. Albright,
Ju'gu william II. Armstrong, +. Carrult urew-
stor, Lewis 9. Cassltly. a. ]. Herr. Robert y.
1.4.,nbcrton, /. ". 1lull. Wilbur i. Sn,lur. and
John II. Weiss on that of tho dofersu. Which,
ever side w!us Is psohubly secondary canstlcr-
ntlon with itleso seventeen gcntlcmon. a cll-
rlDus question which the Jury mny Hsk thon1-
splvos Ia this: II tho uufondans woro mt brct1,
wllcre do they got tho luoncy wherowish to pny
their nultit,lsltnuus reti,luo ut counse17
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
Judge Pearrs Exonerated.

ANNAPoLIs, MD. April 2.-The in
vestigating committee has, in two re-
ports, both adopted by the House OF
Delegates, found no grounds for the
impeachment OF Judge George A.
Pearre. of Cumberland. The evidence
is submitted. The difference in the re.
ports is that three members or the CON.
mittee lind that there are no grounds
Tor impeachment, anil three declare that
there Is no evidence on which to recon-
mend impeachment. Tie reports are as
follows:
Mr. Scott, OF Hartford, presented the
following report, signed by him and
Messrs. Roberts and Scott, of Washing
ton:
The undersigned. members of tie
committee. respectfully report that they
hxed time for the Investigation Of the
charges, and gave notice 10 memorial
lists and the said Hon. Geo. A. Pcarrc
that the first and third charges, relating
to accepting fees for legal advice and
services, and accepting a portion of q
Zee growing out OF litigation in the
court over which the Hon. Geo. A. Pear
re presided, were abandoned by the
counsel for the memoriaiists. with the
admission that they had no evidence to
sustain them; that the fifth and sixth
charges we're also abandoned, ami no
testimony was offered to sustain them;
that they heard the testimony on both
sides relating TO The remaining charges.
AMI they arc OF the opinion that said
ftr ntol,n q
parchment, And recommend that this
House pass n resolution generating
the said Hon. Geo. A, Pearre from any
imputation that may have Deen cas-, mp
on him by said charges. The under
signed return herewith The original ne
mortal and charges, and the specifca-
tons furnished under the 2d, 4,h, 9TH
and 9Th charges. and the testimony
brought before them"
Mr.. Hayes presented the following,
signed by himself and Mcssrs. Chap
man and Turner:
"Ihe undersigned. members of the
committee. respectfully report that they
have heard The testimony brought be
fore them, and they are of the opinion
that it does not warrant them to recon-
mend an impeachment. and they here.
with submit the testimony upon which
their opinion is based, together with
this. their report, for the consideration
OF the House OF Delegates. The said
members Of your committee file herewith
as part OF their report, the original
men orial and charges prepared against
The said Hon. George A. Pearre, the first
third, fifth and sixth Of which were a.
bandoncd by tie memorialists they
also file herewith the specifications
furnished by the memorislists, unde,
the second, fourth, seventh and eighth
charges"
Mr.. Chapman moved 10 defer consi.
Iteration until Monday, at IL NJ.
Mr.. Vandivcr moved 10 adopt both re-
ports and discharge the committee.
Adopted.
The Pearre investigation has cost the
State $4,000 Cor. Bali Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
DRY GOODS, &c.
We have still a great

many Goods at old prices-yet it needs
no argument to convince the most scep-
teal that higher scale of prices is grs.-
dualiy being inaugurated. We show the
largest Stock Of Goods in this section Of
the State. consequently on rising mar
ket we think we have the advantage over
those Who carry smaller stocks.
Duriag the month of March. we will
continue TO close out our large stock of
WOODEN goods at low prices : AL interest
ed IN this line should remember that the
raw material is worth 100 per cent more
than 1t was year ago, and that a cor
responding advance is inevitable in man.
ufactured goods at an early day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
81. WEEKLY SUN.
1880 REDUCTION IN PRICE. lisa
ONE DOLLAR n YI.S
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS To ciTps ~.

The Baltimore Weekly &c IN ecn,.;,.
weeks news-AccIrate Market and S. Ne
ports Original ard selected Agricsl,n.si 30
ficles- Prrest and Best Liierature-r,s.h 81
reign and Domestic special correspondens. 's'
The BAliimore Weekly SUI unsIrr.s'.s
a,,r~c,iveness and usefulness as a Fiss, ~. "a
Family Journal for tbe Farmer Merehsn, ~
sfaeisrcr and the Pubic generality in ,o.n
ccn-try.
The Baltimore Weekly Sun ain h. ~,
one year free OF postage, 10 any address !, ~
country or Canada. on receipt OF One D.,l,,.'
Terms OF ubscription--invarishly cash h. -
any number Of copies. "a
INCREASED PREMIUM COPIES To cr-
TERS Up or CLUES
The following liberal Premium Comic. -.
ven 20 those who re, M Clubs for lie R,Is'
more Weekly Sun
Five Copies So. with one extra copy Of Il.
Weekly Sun one year.
Ten Copies Sic-wiih an extra cory Of ~.
Weekly Sun one year. aud one copy OF TOE IA.
y Sun three month";.
FIFTEEN Copies, Si5-with an extra con, 4,
the Weekly Sun Que year, and one copy Il n.
Daily Sun six months.
Twsnty Copies, S20--wiih an extra eonv 81,
the Weekly sun one year, and one copy OF h..
Daily Sun nine months.
Thirty Copies, $50 With an extra copv a,
The Weekly Sun aud one copy Of the Dairy Ssa
erear.
sG5 For fall terms and premium copies ~
eeiter up OF Clubs, zee prospectus in THE sun
Daily and Weekly, and In the BALTIMORE
sun ALAfNAC Tor 1850, n valuable puhlic.-
ton OF seveniy-two pages free to all suhsSfibsrs
TO The Baltimore SOU. Daily and Weekly.
The safest method Of transmitting funds BY
mail Is ty draft, check o. pUs,oifioe money or,
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
Take this Letter to my Mother
WILL S. HAYS.

WILL SS HAYS.
Take this letter to my mother,
Far across the deep blue sea,
IL will fill her heart with pleasure,
She'll be glad 10 hear from me;
How she wept when we last parted,
How her heart was filled with pain,
Whep she said: ''Good-by, God bless you ;
We may never meet again.
CHORUS.
Take this letter to my mother,
Far across The deep blue sea,
II will fill her heart with pleasure,
She'll be glad TO bear from me.
TaAe this letter to my mother,
II will fill her heart with Joy,
Tell her that her prayers are answered,
God protects her absent boy
Tell her to be glad and cheerful,
Pray for me wbere'er I roam,
And ere long I'll turn my footsteps,
Back towards my dear old home
Take THE letter, etc.
Take this letter TO my mother,
it is filed with words Of love
II on earth I'll never meet her,
Tell her that well meet above,
Where there is no hour Of parting,
All is peace and love and joy;
God will bless my lear old mother,
Aad protect her only boy.
Take this letter, etc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
I'll L. @ IL AT ST.
RUMAN MISERY.
Jus, Published. 10 Sealed Envelope. Fri

Just Published. 10 q Sealed Envelope rrice
six cents.
hEe Lecture on The Nature. Trent.
NEh6o ment and Radical cure of Seminal
Weakness or Srermaiorthoc induo-d
by Sell. Abuse. Involuntary Emissions, limo.
tency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments To-
Marriage general y Consumption, Epilepsy. and
fiis-Mental aud Physical lncapacity. Re
by ROBDRT J. CULyERwELL, N. % author
OF The Green Book" &c
The Norld-renowned author in This admirabl,,
Lecture. clearly proves from bis own experience
TINT the awful consequences OF Self Abuse ms '
be en- ctually removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical opera lions bouyie,
instruments, rings, or cordials-p pointing out q
mode oil care Mt once certain and effectual by
which eytry sufferer, no matter what his coudi.
lion may be. may cure himself cteaply, pr ivate-
ly and radically
Gs This Lecture will prove boon to thou
sands aud thousands.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address. on receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the publishers,
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Al Ann St, New York pcsl Office Box, 1886
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
.O Farmers!

THE undersigned. having perms nently loca
Il ted in RomDey. offers for sale The follow
ing agricultural implements, DC:
Steam Engines, portable and stationary. The
Celebrated Traction Farm Engine &c. h G
Cooper Co. } Pony Circular Sawmills, Thresh-
ing Machines, Turbine Water Wheel. Mowers
q Reapers, Horse Hay and Grain Rakes, fLion
Center Draft, Clover Bnllers. Grain Drills, Sui
by Cultivators, Plows. Fan Feed Mills, Cider
Wills. Corn Shelters. Fodder Cutters, Hay and
Cattle Scales, &c, &c.
Also, Agent for Hampshire. Mineral 4 Hardy
Counties, for the Best Fertilizers on the market
Pure Animal Matter, viz: Russell, Coe h Par
mer's Choice. Also, any thing in m, Iiae Call
for and you shall be supplied promptly and on
the most reasonable terms. Terms to suit The
iimes and TO meet competition.
Every implement warranted TO give satisfac-
ton. Give me call before purchasing else
where.
GEO. W. SHOCKEY, Agent.
EF am also Agent for the Peabody, Wheel
ing. w. Va, Insurance Company.
Romney, May l6, l879.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
In consequence of

the continued upward tendency in all
classes of Goods, have decided to pur-
chase our
5 p Rim G STOCK
during this month instead of waiting
until May; and viii have open most
complete and attractive Stock of New
Goods on or before March 81.
We viii receive our first invoice of
Fish on March Goth. and the probabili-
ty now is that those who buy first, will
buy cheapest.
Landreth's Extra Early Peas, and gar
den seeds generally, just received and
Tor sale ut last years prices, and Lam
dreth's Almanacs for free distribution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09

TO sum IL UP. six long years OF bed
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year
total Sl,200-all of this expense was
stopped by three bottles OF Hop BitLers,
taken by my wife. She has done her
own homework for year since, with
out the loss Of day, and want every.
body TO know it, for their benefit N.
T.. FarmT, -2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
II H IL IL o - ~
Double Buggy.

THE Oppenheim Double Brggy, changeable
l. in moment by one motion Of the hand
from neat handsome single TO a double seated
four passenger Bug2'e. Boston journal of
Commerce" says: I'VE predict for this valua-
" BILE double buggy sale uneQuaed in the his
story OF Carriage improvements
Scientific American" says Sure in time
" 10 supersede ALL other shifting seats"
Introduced by Il r.. CarSkadon,
OF Keyser, Mineral County. Descriptive Circu-
lars flee 10 all.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-09
FROM THE QUAKER CITY.

L. J. Campbell, Of philadelphia, un-
der date Of Oct 4, 1879, certified TO the
wonderful efficacy Of Warmers Safe
Pills and Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure,
in removing liver disease accompanied
by chronic constipation aud yellow skin.
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