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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
y NVMUoI
ROGER FERRY,
Eomney, Nov. Is, 1881. Committee

A CARD.-ro all who are SUFFERING
rom the errors aud indiscretions Of
youth. nervous weakness, early decay.
loss OF manhood, &c, I will send a re-
cipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary in South Anne.
RIGA. Send self addressed enve.ope
TO the Rev. JOSEPH +. lNMAN. Station
ID, New Yclk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

| have recently closed a meeting q;
Barrc,tsyilIe church. in which there we're
50 conversions and % baptised in The
Methodist church. and some joined The
Evangelist. a u BLUE,
Since Sunday last, the weather has
been lovely, bright and clear and cold,
just the November weather to enjoy.
a contemporary says there is some.
thing radically wrong about our pro-
fcssions when a pious minister only
gets forty cents tor joining couple
and wicked lawyer gets forty dol
lsrs for untying the sane.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

-. O. CI4A ME. Corner Nin,h and
Streets, Washington, II. c.. attends to Pen
sion and Back Pay. Bounty Claim. collected.
Contested Lsud Claims. Mineral aud AgricnI,u.
raj et,en led TO be:ote the Department, OF the
Interior aud Supreme Court. Land Watrsnis
Land Scrip, and additional licnlesiesds pur-
chased and soli.
October ~, 1881 If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
Grant or Tilden !!

NoU viii consult yoCr own Interest 6y sem
4 ins 10 me tor circulars Of the following
machinery, &c, before buying. Being myself y
practical farmer. With IS years experience ia
The sale Of machinery. aud making the latest
improvements in that line speciality, viii guar
pniee satisfaction, low rates and liberal terms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

The article in regard to the excursion
por,y, accompanied by Senator II. G.
DAVIS, President of the Company, over
the West Virginia Central Railroad
which appears on our outer form day
was crowded out OF our last number.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

a severe shock of earthquake was
ielt on the l4th inst. in the city OF
San Jose, California. The oscillations
were from north 10 south. A heavy
RAIN storm prevailed at thp time. -
The shock was severe enough 10 up
set q pile or sacked wheat at the rail
road Depot, and caused great excite
meut
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

An exchange says: The convicts
in the Obi psntentiarv have sent one
hundred aoiIars Go the Michigan suffer
er'. They raised This sum Ivy den, ing
themselves tho iaxury OF tobacco anil
from tie sale OF trinkots which they
made"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

W. copy the following paragraphs
from the Ksyser E,h, OF yesterday:
Joseph G. McCarty. ESQ, has been
lying dangerously i'll for several DAYS
past, wish an affection Of the Kidneys
HEAVILY AFYMcr II. Wi hin fe n
weeks. John n. Nethken OF Elk Garden
has lost three children from that dread
scpurSs d'ph heria. The first tina, died
was girl OF Ten. about three weeks apo.
Size was followed by gill Of four. week
before last, md GU Sunday the O! les,
child. manly toy OF fourteen. diei.
We learn THAT two other children IRE
very low with Ih" same disease. The
soreIy sffi cred p.TeutS have the sysn
patby Of all in their bereavement,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
GARFIELD A. ssi Fl. s N re

STUFHt N"I'E'H' n Nufnl'IrIt. fnlINTnI histOTy
from The cradle to The grave by tho eminent
biographies, Col. Convict Introduction by His
Exerlleucy. John Long. Govern or OF Mns1a-
chuse'is Books all ready fn- delivery An
elegantly illustrated volume. Endorsed edition
Liberal terms Agents take orders Tor fron 20
TO 80 copies dnily. ouissils any othe: book ten
10 ole. Agents never made money so fast The
book sells itself Experience mt necessary -
Failure unknown. All make immense profile
Private terms fr'e GEORGE sTiSSoX q 90.
IotuRn1i hhlnc. Oct ~, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
Plays PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS

For Reading Climbs for Amateur heatricals
temperance Plays. Ora" Jog Room Plays, Fairy
Phys Ethiopian Plays Guide Bouk5 tpesksrs
Pantomiines, Dahleaux L'ghts 1aquestut.
Lighi4 Colurei Fire, Burnt Cork. Thestfica
Face Preparations, Jarl"y's wax works Wics
Boards. AOusttches, Custut0es, Chsradcs. an
upper Scenery New Catalogues sent free con
ta,ning !uli description AMI pricrs SAHUEI
FRENCH n son, ~ r. tao st.. View Fo,L
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

On Saturday week, whilst thrcsll
Ing clover-sced on Toms Brook, IN
Shenandoah county, Mr. Hampton
Hottie had his arm caught in the belt
OF the thresIicr mud broken in two
places, and otherwise bruised.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
NJ ~ IS ISIED

At Ploasad, Dale, in vehicle. on tn
10th ut. by the Rev. A. h. Blue. Nj
l.. III. REID 10 Mrs uARRIET EDWARDS
all of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
The Buckeye
80 " Err IND REAPER.

the leading harvester ~ The world Superior 10
al Others IN the principles Of It's construction,
iis average durability is double that Of others
ib less than bali their cost TO keen ia repsif
he Cbieftaio self dump, lock-ever Snlky Rake
tves expense Of one hand by bpnchiug the hay
q the wiurow-hgb wheels and strong You
AT aHOtd 10 do without il. Send for citcu-
4 ~ Ten horse power
|dnda7d & Traction En9iHeS
1aranteed TO give sufficient power 20 ruu cav
'iils With 80 To 90 inch saws. Latest i'm
Foved Threshers, 90 10 horses The new Gel
GRATED HEht-runuing portable SAW MILLS,
" steam or water. The wonderful
OPpeRheiD1 DOubLe BU66Y.
1aDgeable ia sn instant from neat siugls
iRgy 10 nice r00my eatfisge. Took frs,
'enium ~ the Cumberland fair. The Premium
Rhtrunuing phosphate, gain and grsss seed
ri'is, splendid Hay and Catde Scsles fully
Farfanied, Tor $40 gum aud leather beluoa.
.dtr pipe and fruit dryers and any other sru-
"a you want
L. II CARSKADON.
Keyser, West Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
THE GENERAL ELECTION.


The following Is the result. O: the e.
lection which took place in the several
States on Tuesday the 9th inst. 4:
NEW YORK.
Carr. Republican. for Secretary O,
state is elected by abont 3, 500 majsri,y.
The State Senate ia believed TO he a tie
and the Assembly Democratic by tire q
majority.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Governor Long. Republican. is re-
elected bv about $4,000 plurality. and
there is the usual Republican majority
in tue legislature.
CONNECTICUT.
The Republicans carried both honses
oil the legislature bv reduced majorities.
WISCONSIN.
The Republicans have elected their
State ticket by 5000 majority.
MARYLAND.
Heating, Democrat, for State Conn.
tIoiier, has majority Of about $4,000.
There - gain in members of the leg
islature for the Republicans.
MISSISSIPPI.
Lowry, Democrat. for Governor. and
his entire ticket are elected by 20. 900 to
So 900 majority.
NINNEsoTA.
Hubbard, Republican. for Governor.
and the rest Of the Republican ticket.
are elected by $4,000 or 10000 ma
jority.
NEBRASKA.
The Republicans have carried the
state by small majority. No interest
was taken In the elceio ion.
NEW JERSEY.
The Republicans carried the State by
areduced majority. The senate stands.
Republicans, IS; Democrats, 8: As
semhly. Republicans, 2S; Democr ats,
thirty.
Cameron. the Readjuster candidate
TOT Governor. has 10000 TO ID 900 ma .
joriiy. There will he IA Readjns,er INA:
J 'riiy OF IL to 20 III the leg;s a:urc.
PEsSsYLvANIA.
Bsi'cy. Republican candidate TO.
State Treasurer is elected by 1000 ma.
jority.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

Two cents mile each way will he The
rate charged persons attending the Su {.
perintendents' convention TO he held in
Wheeling 2ith, 25th and 26th Of this
month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

A LARGE PUECnAsE.-A large pur.
cLase OF md was made at Charleston
This State. last week, by DR.. ID. Ward,
ct Detroit, Michigan. Mr.. II. 5. Walk.
.r sold to him the Walker coal lsnd on
tie kaDaNba, about tweniy.two miles
above Charleston. together with two
smaller tracts adjoining, for $4,000
cash. The entire purchase aggregated
coo acres-a little less than $50 per
mere. The tract is On, Of lie finest in
the valley, contains over thirty feet of
srj'ot, camel sal cJ..u, coal in work
"nie seams, and has available trsnspor.
taton either by rail or water. Dr..
Ward Is wealthy lumber dealer OF
Michigan. who has been examining the
cool lands OF the knnawhs valley Tor
sumo true With a view Of Investment.
t-,t summer u. bought 900 acres Of
@. G. Le"If tor $1,000 He iii spent
Asa s'u 10 developing Lis prop,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

t,.snEe tiis ~ ucv and boz
Tsi..v CT donation party. a
"'1 ~ pT3yi 'e I, IN 70 which the
'''''-r .' 90" c aggregation should pour
'H.r naafl1Es Of milk. Each man
came rrovi led With a jug Of water, sage.
F thinking that his particular jugful
would pas uanlticed am ing the out
I'Aunt7 of mi!Sy abundance f. ON al
''s resi-. But when tie can was turned
''' Were Tgs nothing but water in IT,
Doc poor pastor who VAS the victim OF
'is o'ea'i'y viii probably provide a
s.',+ vessel before the n,xt. dona.
40 .at,y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
Ez':'S!| ISEss1sYs1sy
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Hoh Locl, ilOW KESIORED!
I USr publi,hcl new edition Of Dr CuI..
~ VERW ELLIS Celebrated Essay on the Rad.
icsi Cure OF Spermatarrhor. or Seminal Weak.
ness, lnyollniary Seminal Losses, Impotence,
Mental and Physical iucspscity. impedimenis
In Marriage, etc --slsn, mpIiou, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced by seifindp'gsuce or sesssi
erravagsnce, &c.
The celebrated anihor, In this admirable Es-
ay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
uccess'ul practice, that The alarming conss-
quences OF self abuse may he raiicsil, cured -
pointing cut mode 81 cure 81 once simpls.
certriu. md enAciuel. by means ~ which every
sufferer, no matter What his condition may be
cllly
sEs> This Lecture should be ia the hands of
every youth aud every man in the land
Sent under zeal in plain envelope, 10 suy
address post paid. on receipt OF elk cents or
two postage stamps. au-We have else a sue
cure Tor Tape Worm Address
THE CULFERWELL MEDICAL CO.
Al Ann 81, New York, N. 7, Ssst oGcs Boz
Oct. 7, lssi.-ly. 45se
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

A Advertisement reads: Wanted
"a Young nsn 10 he partly out door
ehd parity behind The counter" and
an exchange asks. What will be tie
result when the door slam?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
f,ew Advertisements.
5000 AGENTS WANTED TO sguL 4!
life OF GARFIELD.

tiIs early life and career AS soldier and states
man lis election an1 ADMINISTERS tor his es
destination = his heroic struggle for lie wor
deriul medical Cenipeut-blood poisoning
removal 10 EIberou death etc Profuseb II
lustraied. Splendid poilrsit Of Garfield. hi
VIE and mOther-sceue Of tie shooting III
sick chamber Guitesu in his cell. the suf Teou
hrd he Cabinet The only complete aud au
theutic woik There is a fortune for agent
o. in the field with this book Outfit so c,s
Speak quick. Address HU BBARD BROS. u.
Chestnut - Phiadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
BARBER SHOP

VIE subscriber desires % inform biz eusio
mets srd others thst De has removed tii
Barber shop O. the urick house 6rst door abov,
be- store house Of " g. % Q Pane IKE and
oeiri} Opposite The CONTIGUOUS. whore 100 csu
fr' r0ur ilair Cai AID Shamrs. in StyIf
ard SOC, Beard shaved seirni6, ally Cell and
sc ue in ms new quarters
GEO. 4 JOHNSON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

Some lazy OF this place shout take
the aEeneY for the popular and useful
hook, "Practicsi Housekeeping" issu-
ell by the buckeye Publishing Co., Min
neapoli@, MINI. II sells rapidly on its
merits. Every laly who examines It.
wan,s il. Aiircs, tue publishers for
terms. Al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

Moo, ~, CO.
-..,... .....,t 90 80
..-,.l g..
T.m,.,, aim, r,.,.-a, 80. - ,D,.
''' PROCESSION neatly concealed 10 his
10 'eS' ihis convenient recepts'
e vas nos discovered by the isiler un-
release .s prisoner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

There are ID counties in this State
and newspapers are published in 46 of
ihcm-ieaving 8 counties in the Stat,
'hot La'e no home papers. viz: Boone
Clay, Logan. Mcdowell, Pendleton,
PocOhonlas, Webster AMI Wyoming.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

ACCIDENT At A CANAL LoCK.-Abou,
3 o'clock on Tuesday morning last. y
loaded canal boat attempted TO pass
through the lcck at North Branch and
the lower gate caught the raider blade
W ben the water Was let in at the uppe,
gates The boat was forced upwa I'd, tear.
ing out tie lower gates. Miss BETTE
POLLOCK, young lady Of North Branch
was struck by beam Of the gate, and
narrowly escaped being killed. She
rece ived painful but not serious inju-
rics. Navigation WAS delayed by the
acci lent until late in the night OF tina,
day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

The Russian method Of serving tea
ia n present variation from tho usual
way. A slice Of lemon aud about "a
teaspoonful OF lemon juice are added
to each cup; no milk is used, bat su
gar to suit tho tasto.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUYKER ScHED CL II.

IN aud after May %, 1881. trains will leave
t,;een Spriog Run, as follows:
EAST BoUND.
No. 10. Accommodation 9.35 A. NJ.
No A.. Way.Fr't & Passg'r. 10 IA A. NJ.
No. Al. Freigh. & Passenger. G .O6 p. n.
WEST Bound.
No 46l Way TT & Passenger l.5s A. NJ.
No. II. Accumulation .3.2lP. NJ.
Eb4l Daily.
II. II. c. NORTON. AGENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18
Reported weekly by ]. II. c. Pancake.
subject TO Market fluctuations.
RDNNsY, Nov Is, 1851.

Five more weeks aal ,hel comes
Christmas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

a California miller has invented -
process for making flour ont Of the
seed of broom corn. lie claims that
three hundred bushels of the seed can
be raised to the acre and that by his
process he can produce one-halfof the
weight Of the seed OF superior flour.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

Clinton Lodge. No. 81. A. r. l. A. ~. meet,
on the 3rd Friday in each month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

The Ninth MasasaclIusctts Req
ment.-BosToN, Nov. 15.-rhc corn
mittee appointed 10 investigate the
rumors and charges concering the con
duct OF the Ninth Massachusetts Reg
iment while ON It's recent trip to York
town. presented its report to Cover
nor Long to-day.
The committee lad tie assurance
of Gen. llancocl; that thc conduct of
the regiment at Yorktown WAS uneX.
ceptiomable. Some Of the acts commit
ted at Richmond were from sport,
Others from ignorance and want of
good breeding, and some the result OF
drinking
The commission recommends that
the colonel OF the regiment be rcoucs.
ted To make an individual, thorough
and searching investigation, with o
view to liking the guilt upon and dis
charging the men responsible for the
alleged GiShOnorlGlc conduct. In con.
clusion the report testihes TO the uni
form cordially and courtesy with
which they were received by the Gov
eruor OF Virginia, the mayor of Rich
mOnd and the citizens Of Richmond
generally.
Gov. Long has Issued special or
der to Col Strachan 10 ascertain and
report within thirty days the names
of the culPrits. lfthey are not forth
coming the entire regiment will be
held strictly responsible and be liable
to such action as the Cove nor shall
thereupon direct.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

Destructive Fire il Richmond. -
Fire broke out carly FRIDAY morning
last III the eEg;nc-room Of w. r
Tanner & Co.'S metropolitan iron
works i'll Richmond, and before il
coUid be brought uader control The
machine aud pattern shops and tho
saw-mlll were totally destroyed. -
The loss will amount to considerably
! over one hundred thousand dollars.
The insurance on the property is
nineiy-!ive thousand dollars. Tie
Metropolitan iron works was one OF
The Oldest establishments of tile kind
IN Richmond, and gave employment
TO about go men. Business was cx.
| ceedingly brisk in the works, there
being over one hundre engines in
the course OF construction. a serious
loss, for which there is no adequate
compensation, is the destruction OF
the firms patterns and machinery.
some OF which cannot be replaced in,
side of II year. The total loss on the
property destroyed is about one hun.
dred and ten thousand dollars.
, 1881-11-11

result Is going to tnI1lre Mr, T'IIdcn or any
Inn &. Whitney, vim asplrcs 10 he t'ovcrI,nr.
Ntr Cornell Is said IN de.Iro n denomination,
Int It does not look NJ II lit. would now gGt
f.. Setll l.nw, T. ho were pol!tir,la'l' might
The. great fnl1,ng ,ofr u the Republican
yntG III Wisconsin fs caitnct here tD i,e n
rebuke of Ten. Arthur's n.e.ltated nntnina-
tim or nx-Senator sInwe for Attar,ley.tit,l-
TIC Senate, ami t!le t,eopio hnyo airca,Iy lett
ltn of Of tho Senatorial ticket. wrote Il
celebrated Interview with Roscoe C0nkllnx
some years axn, which i,c rose to explain ~
1t was tlolIlu him {l1owcj Injury III Ills race
for tho Senate. 1'he explanation, tlas hceil
IT little betIetit 10 Mr.. Cn,ikIlng, ind may not
be Of much to Mr.. llUwe. GATH.
, 1881-11-11

Cunndn nnd tho Mother Country-Wh
IIe Goes to England.

Cunndn nnd tho Mother Country-WhJ
1Ie Goes to England.
Following Is the text Ut Lor.l Lorne's nd-
dress at Quebec upon enIbarkiug Tor Eli
G]nMl:
alEsslEUls: I thank ,you with all my
1leArt fUr coming to wish 'nu bun voyage.
a v 'fsP ay Ga,a Sg
It bo only for z siort time, with regret. 1t
Is you who lave nnAa my stnY here ~
happy. It Is you who through your love tor
ef consIttoaI taverSr G suscsss
LII another aspect yOu all look with favor Oh
the head ut your tiovcr1innnt: ue Is by l,c:
ccssity the Sign mt! proof ut that mora! a,lu
atora! suppcrs wl'le tao gtsasa =; .: OF re
stay. .ar,oilg yun defends on Its carrying W.
tho fornl Of government yon have taken from
the British Constitution, from the niother OF
yoir estimation Of. tic value OF Il union
which makes yo1,r Suttnal iIfp respected BY
your i,elghbors. Tint Natlonnl life vii! now
be curtinsd to no Narrow geographical
1ii triss rst sspiorsd ~ ' by % your G pioneers now
await you. No oie TINT Inns seol, that great
ni,d fertile portion Ut this coMtlnunt calI,
will. 4 gaud. conscience, spcnk my words
Climate, I.tld lts iucllitlcs for co,nn.uni-
cntioi,. Let the sOls Of euch Of Ensl,l.
dis old provincns, Join with tls Old World
e,nlgrant III going forth to pt'ssess It. II
tsfasats taSe dse' i'll interest II it. a' nos nore
tllan our Queen. to Wlionl | bear your al.
dress. You haye spoken tor generously OF
lny tera Of oilicv. haye felt my position to
NotlIing but Necessity, nrIslng froM private
,nlsfortllles, shall lAnkD n4u give TO another
| tie charge which is 80 tlenr to nv.
| fur Can,via has hUnored r!c by grouo.!I,r-
| In,r ff,ut hNtd4 fHtln Sttfl It. M uuUlkE
, 1881-11-11
FOLGEIe.
SCRAPS OF POLITICAL. HISTORY.
Ayfctu{ Qt{pdtsh to T1ls Ehttd0o Tr{hHNts


spfetu1 Dl5uateh to The Chteaoo T1tbun&
NEW Yolsls, Nov. 0.-4At u reception tef1-
tlered Secretary Ut the Treasury Charles j.
FoIger ut t;elisya t0l.Ixlt, by his nlnlly
friends, Irrespective Ut uarty, that gentleman,
III tho cuursu of Ills re,narks, paitl n! Gu.
qt,ent tribute to Pres!dent Garfield antl spoke
Ut Itls visit to Mentor. giving, fur tile first
time, MI AUTHENTIC acc0llllt Ut the OCCASION
md result ut TINT interview. III this coli
1ecllon l,o rel.tl The following letters:
AhnASY. y, y. aGnlas, Fey: iSsl:-To to
tnK tho hours ur ttuep ibterGst that passed ~
yoi!r proseuco on Sa.urdny !ast. r. rishtly
tn1Itnpd tn offer Ihe ntAGe in tho next
Cab!nut.; We went over tile roasona for and
against that et,4rsu. snme 1T tl.t!se aEnlnst 4
of olhsTs W,s Hitch ainits. Otnors wnro lutt i.
vigorous As ;,Yhen WI lFR7ts. Ncht th9 Gna Ut
our nceti.ix IaA did honor mo 6y alaaiily ennr,
Unitc st4tea.eoupllnv !. wf!h tue in.i.naton
that III the happening OF y conttnRency you
might nsk Inc tu ucuupy tho post Ut
sEclsETA1sY 'uF THE TREASURY.
You did not say wfat that contingency H.,
Your Wortls tn nd wcr1 throughout ~ llubiu nad
i0q IL H.. ssssss Il SG s Sf 9 sss ssss ss %sss
IN. II s ~: ~ 'Ss ,. ss.Psa;|: !.
tt 'nysstt to my;fiiuas, pcssJuni and i'olitcal. IL
tho purity of wl,c,, ain y member. aud havo
LcVli Trusted representative, ad tath lnt1lld
lid not fct| Wiling. sslthout further rotieuuon,
to uttor j iihaI %. st'Ide Iheu tha matter hai
Vi trusted fsunds. NEED not Hn over
v1iK NEAAuse4 THAT ! LAID nEfultE YOU.
They stil atEsst Iulo, somu OF them AZ they did
t.so; bssias. fApn thsc Hns ss9wnT pqt i
hHIih Mi n fhR 0f thN
, 1881-11-11

Etd1S, ILL.,, Nov. 1D.-Atutson N. Marsh, u
pioneer resident Of Elgin. diel Inst iliniit
from tho effect Of IL parayttc stroke. lie
was born Mt uelli, Onundaga Cuttiity, Now
York. Aug. i, lslU, and came to Illinois III
1S,0, coming 10 Elgln rs bookkeeucr for
William c. Kimbalt, one Of It's fu.lnt1crs. IN
1S5}- 557-'lS he WIS Alderman froIn tho Tl'!rtl
Ward, for many years was Justice ct Tie
Peace, nIld served nne term MS City Collector.
At the beginning Of the WMr ile ,G:l!lstcd rs
Ouarter,iaster Of the Seventh llllnols Il.-
funtry Volunteers liz leaves q w1tl0w.
, 1881-11-11
THE TARIFF CONVENTION.

Tjft: NAMES Of 400 DELEGATES A1.ftEAlf
REu1srEntn WITH THE SECRETARY.
NEW Yoi.K, Nov. 10.-Four hundred dele
saes to the Tariff Convention to be held In
thls city OH tho :0tll nlld :i0tl, ilsts., are Ill
ready registered with tho Secretary, Ainrclss
llanon, No. 3U5 Drondway. The delegates
represent nearly every industry. Tho West
ern a,d Southern delegations have been mn
bounced. Others arc yct to bu appointed by
State Governors who lave expressed iii in
tentlon 10 participate in tho deliberations of
tbs convention. The subjects already un-
nouncrd are: First" United States Treas-
ury Dec!sons second, "TariR Revision by
acommis;s!on -; t!r'l. Reduction ot Inter-
Trade, n,A Promotion of Shfpb1tlldfng In
tetests." The dulegnies nre expcetctl to fur
,sis statistics OF tr,.tte Showing the f0l!nw-
Ink three great ,u!nts Of the Irotectlnntsts:,
Fl!st' Influence Ut protection o., reduction t,t
manufacturers prices; scc0lla, tiicreuso III
The rate Ut wagesi third. expulsion aud eli
'lanceIeMt.o OF agricultural Interests by the
growth uf lUmo manufactures MD our do
MeSttc industries,
, 1881-11-11

TIE rnEsIDESr or TIL; MUTUAL nESEF1T
LlrE.lSsi.ti.AScE COMPANY hEs1GSs on Ac~
COUNT OF 1t.1!-11EAfIrIi'
spfskst Dtspateh to ira Chteddo Tribune.
yrw YoNx, Nov. 10.-The President Of
.hp ,tutual Benefit LifG-lnsuranco Company
n Sewaxk, N. j., Mr.. Lewis G. Grover, sent
IN IFS resignation today, Long-continuctl
i!i.beaItl Is the sole reason for Mr.. Growers
resignation. lie retains his position rs d.
rector ot the company, md the organization
viii have tile continued nene!lt Of his ripe
sai,ty ai,d experience. Mr.. Theottore Mac
hi, far MANY. years, Treasurer OF ths Allit.!al
Benefit, was lnn,ediately elected rfesldelit:
wllaieyer with tic recent failure Of the Me,
rhallies' National Bank .>f Newark, except
thai h!s welt:known md long-,standing ply
sbjy aggravated by Baldwiii's iefalcatlV,. i
Is lIow knuwn that tho NIutuaI l3unetit will
ioss little OF nothing by the bunk future.