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Blue Ridge Railroad.

The Knoxville Tribune OF May 10 saws
"Within the last few days deed of con.
veyance hes been recorded on the books
of the register Of Knox County, showing
that VIM. Henry Trescct, VIM. B. Gu.
lick and James Fl. Whitner, % trustees
ofthc Blue Ridge Railroad Company of
South Carolina. the Knoxville and Char.
lesion Railroad Company, the Tennessee
River Railroad Company aud the PEN
dleton Railroad Company have transfer
red these roads TO the Greanville and Col.
umbla Railroad Company ofSouth Caro-
lima. This deed has been recorded In the
Counties of Knox and Blount and in all
the counties of Noyth Carolina, Georain
and South Carolina through which these
roads or prospective roads, pass
Whether or not this tranafer has any
aignihcanna we nra unable 10 aav- IL
probably means nothing SO fsr az the
Knoxville and Augusta Road is CONCERN
ed. We anrmiso that these South Caro-.
lima trustees have no valid clainns upon
it. Az the Knoxville and Charleston.
the State of Tennessee had the first claim
upon 1t. This mortgage was Eoreclosed.
and the State afteEward sold the road to
other aartina= II has since been regular
ly transferred TO the Knoxville aud
Augusta Railroad Company. It is gem
orally yundentocd, however, that this com
pany is Mr.. Sibley, one Of the largest
owners OF the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line. Il does not appear that Mr.
Sibley or the Knoxville and Augusta
Company. have had anything to do with
the transfer of theae roads 10 tho Green
vile and Columbia Company. What
the Intention Of she Knoxville and Au.
gusta Company is, we do not know. II
Is certain that this company has not yet
sold out, ct least has nos made Che trans.
fer. Mr. Sibley 10 expected iii Knox
vill9 ir few days yshen further deyelop.
Inents may bs expected.
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4: raR ANpEnsolr PosTorrIor.

The appointment of Mira. Graca G.
Cochran TO be postmistress ct Anderson,
though not Objectionable in itaelf to our
people, Is utterly at variance with oil Of
the President's utterances and 2roies.
sions, In that it displaces an efficient
and universally acceptable officer, with.
out any cause whatever for doing 90,
otktr than il inere partisan adminiAtra-
tion Of the Presidency. Mr.. Fant haa
hsen The acting postmaster for moro
than ten years, and during thstitime has
never III any manner medd;el with pcli-
lies, OF rendered himself obnoxious to
any personi DO muck 30, that recently,
hhlfriends asked his appointment to The
attfce 10 petition that was signed by all
of5 tho buainsss men Of she town, and a,
great many other citizens who took tho
idea that tho Office was ono of consider
4 able business Importance, and that ik
sh6uld be udtninistcted Ia 4 business.
like manner, withuut holding Ii up al d.
prize for partisan litics. According 10
esayy principle Of civil asrvice reform,
Y Mr. Fant should not have BEEN dis.
trfbed In the ctnce; ard by jtlst such
acts as this lhe President proves his pro-
fessiona offs }afiesife to reform the civil
j service of the cunntry 10 bs the nerest
canting oil il hypocrite.
Az Il thappene. u. GsjtooSsan viii, We
think. make an gfcient oficer,; aud ssiili
be nlpre aecep Abla 10 our rsopleitlfan
any other p4blican; but 50 far ID the
Pfesidsnt IL concerned. the appointments
sis ah expefirnent which his professions
do act warrant him, In trying, especially
\ IN tho free of the expressed wishes of
eur people. The appointment Was con.
4 iirlled BY the u. s. Ssnnte before It's ad.
journmehts and re undereland tha.. 1Srs.
i Cochrar will EssGIn 9 .irarge Of the ofIices
soale time next month.
I'm: sE.gE1.ssE YEAR L0cUsTa,
III recent talk with stIE. w Ci.,' the
aenaasloSai correspondent Of che Atlanta
CsastRdtioas Afr, schelpert, gentle:
nan who seems 10 know what he is taik-.
iag about esid. thas the losusts now
creating 50 much talk throughout the
sonth gsto tile geal aeyenteen.year To-
enssa--as eyts saced by tho w on the
wings and the red color Of the eyes. DDS
He remembered aa;;s5;;iiilstsly the last
= =>f = Ase-. lslssshls l.lIinh liz asv4
occurred toIsteeii years ego III aays
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Malone betrayed the Democrats and
sold himself TO the Republicans. He
paid in rotes his part or tho contract,
d the Republicans find themselves
unable to recompense him. Poor lEa.
honei He has the recompense of his
treachery: the indifference of Repubii-
cans. the contempt of Democrats. -
Conkling sold himself to Garfield aud
paid his part of the contract BY ciecting
Garfield to the Presidency, and now the
President rewards him by giving hin q
stone instead OF bread, serpent instead
nf fiahi
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- The following is tho comparative
cotton statement for the week ending
May 20, 1881: Net receipts at all Unit
ed States ports during tlss week week Aee,1!ESS;
same week Last year 25 SIS total receipts
on, this date 8. .46S, ,594; the came date
last year, .722, ,282, Exports for tho
week 62,135; the same week last year
~, ESQ; total exports TO this dato $685.
66lS TO aame date last year $3.50, ,2l0.
Stock at all United States ports $50, ,S25 !;
same timo lest year 460. .392, stock as ali
interior towns 90626; sArne ime last
year 81 ,008 stock at Liverpool 983, goo ;
SAME time last $4,000; stock of AIneFi.
can sBost for Great Britain l18,G00 !;
same time last year $4,000.
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!. Mr. e. j. payis. II colnmhia. !

- MR. R. ". Davis, Of Columbia, was
killed on the Columbia and GFsensiIlo
s:s9ees5a 5s:s=5 .s list ridsy night. do was net.
ing as brakeman on the up Height train.
ard, st 8 O'clock. after leaving Piedmont
I.katiop, twelve miles below Greanville.
he waa mounting with d lantern 90 hin
post on the roof Of the freight car BY the
iron ladder at klio aldo Of The car, when
the proj lection OF a water tank which tho
train was pAas sisSg rapidly struCk him Ia
the side aud hurled him 10 the gr5nnd.
This t0rce of the blow was such that he
died IN afteen rninute5, Mr.. Davis was
an ca Unable young man, Aud hiehiy
Thought Oi. y Is yesnhina SEere carried 10
COIurn On sSAssasAas Aseniis-- - - $500
ment an1 @eFe met at tho depos ny the
ColqUs;e Flying AftilleFy. Of which or
rgan,zatlon ne was member.
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The Governor has appointed Hen.
James S. Cothran, of Abbeyille. to the
Judgeship of the Sth Judicial Circuit,
made vacant by the death of the late
Thomas Thomson. Mr. Cothran Is q
lawyer of fine abilities and will make one
Of our best Judges.
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DANIEL PRATT GIN COMPANY
GIN, FEEDER and CONDENSER.


Il in
in
Tie
the roll from breakg any plantation
Gin
The end being
handing before ens OF
notice
in
them believing
b. 10 NJ. Armsto Robinson
j. w OliveB
ToiTer Bolt VIM Buris,
J Chemble, M. Crews
L. N. nkscaes Dunn
A W. astes, Davis& lien
= E.rov. Douthi
Geer
Glner, Ganu&Co
Gaines&C Harper-s
oland G
Co Gee
Henry Fl b Maiore
McCown.
McAdam
McFah McGl & Hutchinson, w Norris
Provost
B Pnat Rice
Geo Roof A Siuon, GSmhh
Simpson, J
Tucker, White
watson Eskew Wlifod,
at
cheefuly the -
>McCULLY 81 II AYLORo
Merchandise
,o.,oo,
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ol. Thomas a. Scott, one Of the rail.
road kings Of tho United Statea, and
prcs:dcn. OF :he pennsylgania Railroad
Company, died ON tho 2lst inst. Col.
Scott was the possessor of several millions
of dollars, Notwithstanding which he
killed himself Gy overwork.
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"A PPLICATIoN FOR CHARTER.
IA. Notice 10 hereby given that the IN.
dd.sIaignssd d.nstgs will apply to the Clerk Of the
court OF Anderson Countyfor Charter Of
Sandy Springs Church and Camp Grounfl.
under provision OF en- Act Of the uenerai
Assembly, entitled "An Acs 70 provide for
the granting OF certain Charters,h approved
Feb 70, 1874. Application to be made on
Thursday. June 80, 1881. II
May 20. 1881 4s : -'ien' g
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WARMTMG

a LII persons are hereby warned not TO
1A cut any trees. nor to molest any al
ready cut, nor in any other way trespass ol,
my Plantation at Doubl4 Branches, in An.
derson County. Those di5regardinr thja
notice will be proceeded against &c law.
ELEANOR J. WALKER,
X. NJ. GLENN. Assistant
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sRERTFF,s SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
RY virtue OF various Executions to mo
~ directed, Will expose to sale on the
iirst MONDAY in JUNE. A. D. 1881, at
AEderson Court House. South Carolina, the
following Tract OF Land, to Wit ~
THE ALLEN TRACT,
Containing. one hundred and fifty f15O,
acres, more or less, bounded by lands OF
M. =: Trbhle, the homestead and nthers.
Levied on as the eproperty of John ]. Masti-
son IN iasor or Sloan q Seigno1s, and 9TH
the risk Of the former purchaser. -
EEeMs OF 6ALE-Cash, Purchaser 30 pay
extra Tor all necessary papsrS. =
JAMES III. MCCONNELL.
Sheri1 OF Anderson County, s. q.
NSay o, 1881 43 4 'if
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A LEGAL NECKTEg.

Another Murderer Goes the Hompen Way
The Story Of His Atrocioue Crimo-xnci-
denfs of tho Murder.
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- Fuily SIX thousand saslnna of sgSsis-
Key have been scld at Blaekvilie, BasngeiI
counsy since last sSoyember.
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Daltinore Cattle nIar ket.
MoYnAY- May 90 1891

ICa,iie s-e sold 81 those szures live weight
Hcgs are sold ~ ue, weight that IL 90 per
ecut tgeDeraily) CO frca ivr weight. Sheep
sre sold sros- shat IS live weight, % notb
ing CT
HEzF CATTtr. The rnatket hiss beea fairly ac-
tive to-day, bu, prices ave or iCatc pa- 70 the
decline bciug on ali grades The average Quel
ity " the offerings WAS much beuOT than Tor
ctyetel nuuths psst, t1ere ceiuy very few com
m'n Cattle amc'C them. Most sales ranged
iran . 25C5S5 t2a, Tie extreme hguses being .
5otpS6 so per 90 lbs, Niib y few sales ct e.
th5r extreme.
N,cvE Cew9 The Ua-lse, ig dull aad vhols-
sale giices ~ isC1$35 per head
Pf:ctS to-day tor BuPt Cattle ranged rs iol
lows. Gy-t H,eyss arc I.,AS6 So that gen
orally GATED trst quality 25tES8 - medium OF
good fair quality 37C3&S IS ordinary thin
Gtocfs, Oxen ard Cows 5gtGst IS extromc
sanse Of Fricc1 boC9s6 30. Most Of the salos
were from - g S. g. per 100 lbs. OF lSe
receipts II bead came trom Virginia 23s
fro,l OAjo, 25s from Ilaois, los from Mary.
land, 2l9 from Missouri 90 from Wcst Va, sod
2I5 bead from S0ausy iyAuiatOtal receipts for The
past week Wc.c 1909 hg.inst 1858 last wees
aud 1858 head sa,ie time 'as, yesr. ui Toe
offerings S2l head NerO taken by Baltimore
OrteherF, 90 sold - country dcaefs p %
NRshingt0n ci:y butchers, aud - bead % Ets-
TEN spectators. Total selca TOR the week SIS
bead 'sAiasi e77 last week, md 1852 head
sauls uolc iasl year.
Same There Is . 'lir supply of Hogs On the
market this week, lhoagh several blndrpd lros
ibao last vecl, oat Chs nuuib,- Is fully equal 10
TIC demand. which is reported ctues,ry rs
iaCt strtet and ia one N The la' IS az good The
quo i,io0s are Che same rs lsst week, 7ll9Sl
cents, with most clos on SiNSl cer's pee 10
ost. couors l4ts8 eslts. Arrivals JGls week
'-i2 head against 500 last week, au1 53!) hcRl
Same time iu-i year.
Si,KsP ASo LAaGs There is fall;g G. g.
GOO IUn'cs5 ns well eJ in the quality # the ci
,.riEta tail week., hs compared wish sst WEI
The home cgnar6 l. uol as aCJvC "a il IVES
i5ou. The shipping tomsud frori the Eas' ESQ
sO-u5 fully bell the raC-.gs, and hc' - !;
'raie wo'3t bo eyccej.asly dull. We quote
Steep "a @isSii CENTS. an iny-ia 81 5ca
q ..n Us g., rs gr.ss. Arrivals Jsis wcek 9s5
hI"t ae4inst $685. a7, week, and Cy33 hsa5
sHi4e TIME i.el ycz- - SrE.
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n . T.CE

TTn citizens Of Romncy and its vi
.ty axe Cordially invited to attend a
vas-d E2tcr,ainment at The Chapel of
.asL.u.ion d. ID. & r., on Tuesday
1E, Gle TIh inst. Also. the annual
Ht exercises Of the schools on
'a.iay morning, the 8th inst, ho.
0.- ",) O'clock, VIXEN his Exceilen.
7. TAoEsoN, will be present, ana
Be expected TO address tho audi
Encouragement WATTS ia also
.e so he present.
j. 9. COYELL,
s. 1881. Principal.
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Court Directory for 1881.

Cra. Court for Hampshire county fret
soy March. 4th Tuesday ia May aud ord
sy Fra 5.li7uher.
ga.g Count he Let Tuesdays in January.
. ...i esd October, aud the lsst Tuesday Ia july.
Circuit Courts.
T,rl- 7rl Tuesday 10 March and 9Th Tgcs.
s..Il tr rri 4, Tuesday in October.
~ '' Tuesday in May aud September.
90. is.7lay in November
.sat O.: Iaostty 10 April and June G. NJ Bird
.s ia Ori0Ncr.
",a1. 3ri Wednesday N April and June.
s.t N,!.r-ihy in November.
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An exchange states "ths' tho 3c-
s'rue'i3n Of tomnt9 plants by cat.vorms
may be avoided by making a compact
1ioaul Of earth about Che plant, as
lalgo a5aa Inverted ioacup, tlc cutworu
being unable 90 climb. Another way.
which VIC have long practised, is 10
wrap around Clio stem, u the cut worm
is feared. Tow inches Of papc or q
large green leaf Of any kind, before
drawing Che earth around IT, They will
not take tho trouble 90 cnaw through
tag Harrr on leaf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

re- Communion service will be hell
in h'e NJ. +. Church, South, in this
place. on SUNDAY next. the 5th iass.,
st IL o'clock, 4. II.
June 3. c. A. JOYCE. p. c.
The Sacrament OF the lords Sumner
nill he administered in The Prosbyte-
rian Church in Romney on tao Eau Sab
bath of June, 18th inst. 1881. Prepare
tory services will begin on tho Fridav
preceding at o'clock p. II.
G. w FINLEY.
jane 8. 1881. Pastor
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" [SIas..i.5A .oc scNyOS- NJ

g - Og'd, zen, rec % n.oso vbo viyh 20 en-
~ epgaEr IN 'be most pleasant and prcGfnB.o
haan'@e known. Everything 1cw. Capital not
reqaiT5d ne viii Furnish sou c7lyyltinr-
SO day srd upwards is chs mass vit1srt
8tayio5 Rvny frrm hone over night No risk
whaicysC Many hev woslssss 5led % once
Nnny are WNk'sE iori1no1 ~ tte buainee7 In
gir.- make gfe.t pat So one who is wlti.Ag ts
wort it.7 u r.Ete uote ml,ry crcrf isg th,n
cGn be maae i1 week ~ ery ordinary ruploy-
ntu'. T3ofo waJ engHCe - onre vii Gnd
short rrnn ~ fortune Address % HAJLETT 3
CO. Portland Aa.fo. Dsc ~ 1920. zig.
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AHcTuER SALE OF TnoRoUGu8RED
IEAGLINGs-The tenth annual sale Of
thoroughbred yearlings, bred By Milton
II. Sanford, en- the North Elkhorn rnryn,
six mii,s from Lexington, Ky, took
place on Thursday VI last week. Tie
catalogue called fox thirty-cigLt lead
AS whole they looked remark ably WILL.
and while ,Aoy dij not realize So lar. G
nm average ns the Alexander lot, thcv
sold better than tLey did last year, and
almost IS ~ell ~ in 1875. The tliity-
eight sold realized d total Of ~, 0G5, an
average Of $3.50 GO. There were cigh-
tccn colts, at An average cf 39i7 80
md twenty G.liGs OF an average OF $500
10. The stallions rcpresontod were
Glercly, Virgil, AouArcLis!, King Lcar,
haywood and Ten Broeck. There vera,
ho@cv,r, only one cash Ivy King
Lear and haywood ana Two ivy Ten
hrocck. The nine ~ G!one'g sold st
on average of fl,Ij8. the tan by Viz
gil ct an average of S7s2 the fifteen ~
Aonarchist ct an average i! S404. OF
those ~ GiGnelS there we're soSen colts
and two fllias, the former selling st nh
average Of 1920, to tho FLIES a. s,ii2
90. But two colts by Virgil were sold
they averaging ", 100, TO eight allies ST
$EGJ each. There we're Ave colts by
Monsrchist anil ten fIl:ep tie former
sFsraeing $500 and the lister s342
The highest price brought was Tor tho
brother Of iIor. by Glonelg-siinx.
which Mr G.. L. Loriliard secured for
j!,l09. He also pad 5000 for e
brother OF BeFtnG, ny Glcuolg-S,amp.
Another Ligh-pricol Glcno!. ~aa tie
brother Of CLARA D.. for which Col. 5.
D. B'uco paid $3.50. The highcst-
pric5d VIRGIL YVES the bay colt ont Of
Lark, FOR which Nr. J. Il. Koeno paid
$s409. understood that Mr. Eeene
will bring al his purchases East at once,
wish view oftheir shipment to England
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y Sherman Dis,yie, /:

= sisrala. Dis,yie,
sti taat a report hiss been cir
ia your district, that ], during
.art1= ;or school officers, reported
."E,.@,l that Mossrs. Shuil AMI
.ut v.,L3rawn from the candida
r"nc-iuteadent. Tho report is
H.. ! challenge any one 10 produce
aE evidence 70 prove that ]
"..a--i, OK caused TO be circala.
-. report. Not for The hon
s.' ,mniments OF all the Offices in
81 .a1 veoPio of Tho county,
.. 12ac:ui L. such an act.
CHAS. y. HUETr.
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Jane 8. 1881.

a stage coach was stopped by rob
bers near Ponca Springs, Colorado, n
few days ago, and the mails and pas
sengers robbed OF $500, q s., 800 draft
and sundry gold watches. They al
forwards raidei q store ut Poncl
Springs. intinidated all present aud
sacked the safe OF $3.50. The leader
WAS recognized ~ Charles Allison, a
former deputy sheriff At Norton
vile, Kansas, on Monday night last,
three masked men. with revoNers
drawn, entered the store of McCarthy
& Hogson, in which ct the time We're
Mr.. Mccarthy, clerk, two ladies
and two little girla. and, while one
robbcr stood sentinel at the door, the
others robbed the safe OF $4,000 and
made Off, first warming the inmates
not to look outside for an hour Oh
penalty OF death.
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A cAR ID

To all who are suffering from the en-
rors aud indiscrc'ioRs or youth, nervous
weakness. carly decay, loss o. lnaahoo.i.
Sc, VIII ses,2 . recipe that VIII cure
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
resneig was discovered by q missionary
IN South America. Send self address
ed envelope TO the Rev. JosEPH i. Ix-
HAN, Station New York City.-Ap23
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Narrow guagc railroads will aupcr-
scdc ''pikc5' rs local roads; they can
be constructed cheaper, kept ia order
for less mOncy, and are more conye-
njcnt either for freightor travel. Each
year thc necessity for some improved
method OF communicates between IN
land towns and centres of business
becomes more apparent and adds to
the pressure for narrow guage roads.
ONO VALLEY News.
The above paragraph Is prophclically
true and applies with pccuii1r sigrii.
CARGO 90 this state. Let orr lGr-cr in
terror towns 10 connected with each
other and v!lh tho t-uak lines by mar
row Raage5, gu5 so aany with thcso bot.
tomlcss wui pixies Chat arc impossible
for five months iu tbo year. Thus viii
our ilayhau-,iula timber nnl mineral
resources he developed and our Noun.
iniu State DC made 70 blossom as the
rose So sars ar exchange and 80 cav
We. il costs less 90 build narrow gu1ge
railroads and loss to keep them in repair
in proportion to the advantages derived
from them than pixies Railroads
viii yet bc as common os turnpike roads
probably a good deal moro than the
latle' ever have bceu p West Virginia
- Gmhoa Sau1vi
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- - = 80 aaslres. no,r bslale .h

9 EI V s ssi,ls Now nov. s..a,s =
moacs faster ~ work
.cr us han et shvihi1y esc. Capital rut ~
gsirrd. We vili start y5a Si2 a Gay aud NJ
wards msde AZ Eou;e ~ ,ts indestsi10E MSf
wUwCE, boys aud girls wanted ev,fywb,re 70
vO5k FOR ua. Sow s the dga Gou can dc,
vote yeps whole tjas 20 he work or oDis yvsr
sqa-e pomeut1. No other busieesa VII paw
SoW nearly % we'll No ooe willing 10 ufk
Csn lsil u tnskc enormous pay by enRsgiuE =
opcc Eos'ly Ou,ii ana terms tire. grsA
opportunity Tor uiekirr ntarar cssiiy ard nou
Orally. Address TRUE Co, Aususs.,. NslBe
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w sLU tCti --ShcrmunaS Go Nichicna.
want ~ agent ia this Ccuty az 0uce, ~ q
salary u SlOD psid monia sa6 % peDses
FUi particulars- address - above. Nsy 7.-Iy
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We said some time ago that doubt
was expressed by some as to how the
"indepcndent' Mahonewould vote on
the question OF allowing the John
Brown Statue, ordered by the State
OF Kansas, n place in The atatuary hall
OF the Capitol. That doubt has now
been entirely removed, Tor any Virgin.
IAN who would vote to confirm the no.
nination OF ". +. Chandler to any
other Office save that OF haneinan, rs
Gen. Malone did yesterday, VIII not
hesitate TO vote to give tho statue OF
john Brown or Nat Turner. or any
other inccudiary vino has malc Nir-
gina the scene of lis deviltry, place
il the Capitol OF tho country. Fora
tunatoly for tho Stats die General aas
betrayed and now misreprasoHts, hjs
traachery Las reduced him 70 utter
insignihcauce.-AleX Gazette, May
Dist.
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loro 81 Ohio Railroad.

-FY ER SCHEDULES
. ngr Nay o. 1881, trains will leave
r... -g Run. as follows:
East BOUND.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03

WELL Worm ITs PGIcE.-The IL
Illustrated SCIENTIFIC News has sgain
reache d our editorial table, AMI right
glad we arc 10 welcome tue June mum.
Der which is unusually rui! OF handsome
engravings and interesting and valuable
reading matter.
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fishers -Messrs. MUM x Co.-the H..
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TO the front rank OF illustrated Journals
published in this country, and being is
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reach OF ali who are interested in novel.
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The June number contains handsome.
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zee and Gorilla, Ci,rich Farming, New
Firelcss Locomotive, Tho Maxim Fire
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03
DECORATION DAY.

THE decoration OF the graves Of The
Confederate dead in Indian Mound &C.
metery viii take place June 9Th, at 5
O'Clock, II. N.
All who desire - unite with VA in
this simple tribute 20 tho memory OF our
dead soldiers are requested. 10 meet, as
usual, a. the Presbyterian Church at the
time named.
By order OF the Ptesijen. OF tho
Memorial Association.
Romney, May 20. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03

Up TO Inst accounts tho 81 horitjcs
ct London, Ontario, hAd taken OBS
corpses from tje wreck OF Che steamer
Victoria, an accoaut Of this terrible
calamity "Fpesredin orr last member.
The accident. Il Is now asserted, was
certai"!Y due 10 care cSsacss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03

l-jo. oaliga.iona to the Pes.
go Wes.,Firginia University.
2rn, ros Inc catalogue OF that
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