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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

MoNpAr. Nov. 2l. lssl

MONDAY, Nov. 81, 1881.
IcatiIe are sold at these Ggures live weight.
Hogs ere sold a. net weight, that u 20 per
cent tgenersily) o6 from live weight. Shee D
arr sold gross. that 10 live weigh. or moth.
ias OF
very dragging. and prices throughout vers TO
l. SC lower than last week. The quality Of the
offerings vss not 80 good ~ lass week. comaon
Cattle being much more numesoua. and good
ooes more scaice The Wholesale market 10
generally reported ~ . slight fraction higher
lover, ~ above STATED. weqaots a So9Ss,
viih but lew ut the latter price and . fnll nam
Der ~ end nesr the former agurs, moet oslee
raging n 3 so9$s per 100 ies.
frces to-day i6s bees csttle ranged - fol-
lows: Best Beeves st S IS case 90 that gen
orally rated Ore, quality 35CS$s IS: uedius OF
good lair quality 25Cax< IS ordinasy shia
S'een. Oxeo and Uews 2 so<1s3 90 : extreme
range Of prices 5oSS6 90. Moot ~ the sAles
vese from 3 so ~ s. CO per 100 lbs. VI
the receipts 81 head eams from Maryland,
TAG from w. virginia. 3Sss from Virgins, los
from Ohio. 90 from illinois, 600 from North
Carolina and 80 head from Tenn. --,otsi receipts
Toe ibs week 3l65 head against 1904 last week.
and 3296 bead same time last year VI the
offerings 1850 bead we're taken oy BALTIMORE
oa.ensss, $40 soId to country dealers 40 TO EAs
tern sPecuAtors aud 60 To Washington butchers
Total sales for the week 1860 head. against 2oSS
last week, and ASIA head same time last year.
SwiHs.-Thefe 10 but little difIerencsau the
number and quality this week. NJ Compared
with last week. In a majority Of the peas the
quality - reported ~ something bsttsr than
last week, and In the balance not ~ good -
Trade 10 reported fair to good, the supply gen
orally bang considered - fully equal to the
demand. We quote common TO fair Hogs at
73@s ct:. fair to good at stSs} cents, and q
lev extra at % cents per ID net. Arrivals
TZO9 hsnd
and 1923 head same time last year.
SHExP AND LAxss.-Thefe is q considerable
proportiouste increase In the receipts over Ia o.
week, aDd . falling Cd Ia The qaaiiiy as weil.as
the demand IS compared with ihe a ,rket a en-,
we quote butcher sheep at 3t95 cts, and lambs
4la53 cents per 10 gross stock sheep very dutl
-Ewes 5o@S3 per head. and we,hers SAGA
cts per Id gross. Arrivals this week SALT .iend
against a2o6 last week and 1896 head same Time
last year.-San.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
NIARRIE.D,

On Wednesday last. at the residence
eff Mr.. Emanuel Burd, by Rev. Charl, q
A. Joyce. MIR: ISAAC r. BowMAN TO Miss
MATILDA DOMAIN, daughter of Tho late
John DOMAIN, all of ibis county.
In Moore6eld, on the 9th inst. at the
residence OF Mr.. Johp Daniels, by Rev.
James Realty. Mr.. Isaac DAsnEa To
Miss GEoKGIANA PARSONS. daughter OF
Mr.. Adam Il. Parsons, al OF Hardy
county. g.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
Commissioners Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.
SO Acres,

One of ga Acres, one of 10 Acres,
one of 100 Acres and one OF 3 Acres
and 20 poles. These lands embrace the vaIua-
be Great Capon River Farm on which the said
George Spsid lived at the time Of bis death.
Persons deeiriug TO purchase a FIRST cIass o.
pom River farm may do we'll 10 attend said sale.
TERMS OF SALE :-Ore-tbird OF
the purchase money 10 cash, and the residue 10
two equal annual payments, bearing interest
from day Of sale bonds with approved secu-
riiy TO be given for the deferred payments and
the legal title to be retained as additional Sc
curity
Sale 10 commence at about 2 O'Clock. p.
=. l.. FLOURNOY.
X. w. DALEY. Jr.,
Special Commissioners
Nov. IL, 1891.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
ROMNEY MARKET.
Reported weekly by ]. II. C. Pancake
subject to Market fluctuations.

A CARDIFF all who are suffering
from The errors and iniiscretions OF
youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, &c, will send re :
cipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary in South Ame-
RIGA. Send q sclf-addressed enve ope
10 the Rev. JOSEPH I. 1SMAN. Station
d, New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
The Mountain Lake Park Prone,

The Mountain Lake Park Proper.
ty. CUMBERLAND, Nov. 10. 1t is
learned here that E. Hoye, of Garrett
county, representing certain heirs Of
John lIoye, deceased, formerly of
this county, has objected to the ratiii-
cation of the sale of the property re-
Gently made to the Mountain Lake
Park Association in GARRETT county.
Objections have been filed in the Or.
phans' Court for Allegany county,
where the devise of the property was
made before..the. formation of Garrett
county, and the case will he heard to-.
morrow. The ground of the objec-
ton is alleged TO be inadequacy of
consideration.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

We notice that John Quincy A.
dams Nadenbousch, of Martnsburg.
w. Va. is said to be superintendent
OF the largest distilllery in the coun-
try. 1t must be an Improbable dis
tillery. or else, we presume, he would
long since have paid off the ncwspa-
per printing debts incurred on behalf
of Martinsburg when it was candi-
date for the Capital os this State
Wheeling lntelligenccr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

An Old Citizen Gone.-Jos. C..
McCar,y. Esq, died on Saturday night
last, the 18th inst. at 8 o'clock. His
illness had been short but severe, and
his death was expected. Squire Nc
Carly was well known in this section,
having lived here a long time. He
was in his 72nd year. He was burr.
ed Monday morning, in the old grave
yard on the bluff. Rev. John john
son of Petersburgh, this State, was
sent for to preach the funeral. Key
ser Echo.
Our subscribers who have promised
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the next twenty days.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

on the nrst OF December
THE WEEKLY REGISTER
will be enlarged 10 an
FL G II 7 - y A G. 4 PAPER
And will he increased IN nesrly
DOUBLE IT'S PRESENT SIZE
II will be by considerable the
LARGEST PAPER IN THE STATE
II will be printed on uev sod clear type end
good paper, AID 10 its CONTENTS IL will be great.
" improved. Special attention will ts paid 10
gathering late and reliable reports Of the
Cattle Markets Of Philadelphia, BalLi-
more and Wheeling.
Ard 10 deed. like reports Of the produces spd
General Markets OF the leading cities Of the
country will appear 10 each issue.
The FARMERS Department
will be edited by practical farmes. and al the
farmer readers 81 the Register are cordially ins
vited - contribute 10 this department from
their experiences sbd obsstvstiOns.
THE PRICE Og TIE 1t n
WEBSY REGISTER WILL Be y ,OU
10 Clubs Of TIN 81 Is each. There will be
No De'istion from these terms.
THE DAILY REGISTER
viii be slightly enlarged add will be improved
~ many Aals. " Nill be represented ia Wash.
inRton City BY NJ Daus hubbard, grace
ful writer 81 experience, from VII IN daily die
patches viii be received. Our own State Affairs
viii receive special attention from the large
corps of writer's employed upon, the Register ss
editors add Correspondents
Terms, BY mail, postage prepaid, So a year
LEWIS BAKER & co.
wheeling Nov Is, 1881
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

Hanged by a Mob.-In Athens, Ohio
Chris. Davis, mulatto, who was in
jail for an outrageous assault upon Mrs
Locke, an eldery woman. was hanged
by n mob on the night OF the 10th
inst. The sheriff was overPowered
and held while the mob broke into
the cell and took Davis out. This
morning his dead body was found
hanging 10 bridge over the Hooking
river.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

The price of potatoes is rapidly
declining in New York. Those who
bought up large quantities ard held
them for a rise now have n heavy
burden on their hands. The price OF
this escuIent in various counties of
this State, we observe, has fallen from
81 to IS cents per bushel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
PATENTS.

We coasipse to act a. Solicitors Tor Patents.
Caveats. Trade Marks. Copyrights. etc.. for the
Csited Stntes. Csaads. Caba- kpeiaad. Fsaac>.
Gssnsay. ETC. We have he'd rhirty-avs ye>rs
Experience.
fssenss obtained through Nc are noticed 10
the Scientific American. This large and spleo-
did illustrated weekly paper. s. 10 . year,
shows the Progress Of Scieucs. 10 very iussrest-
ing. And hes ~ enormous circulasiop Address
NUM- CO., Patent Solicitors. Pablishsrs oS
Scientific American. 81 Park Row. Nsv York
Hand book about Patents seat free.
Nov. lie. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

A GENTS WANTED for the Best
IA and Fastest-seling Pictorial Books
Gud Bibles. Prices reduced SO per cent
National Publishing Co., Phil, Pa.
Oct. 4. lSSl.-Sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
WIN TER SCHEDULE.

On and after Nov. 20, lesi. trains will leave
Gesen Spring Run, ~ follovs:
EAST BOUND.
No. 10. PASSENGER -...... S.5S Am.
No. As. Fra & Passg'r..... 10 i4A. NJ
No. %. Express. SOC p. III.
No. Al Freight 4 Passp'r. Col z NJ.
WEST BOUND. Rf
Extra Freight Il PAssR'r.. 1852 A. M.
No. 46t Freigbt& Passeng 1883 A. NJ
No. IA. Passenger IA p. n.
2s4l d Extra Daily.
T. II. c. NORTON, AaENr.
Clinton Lodge. No. ~. A. p. + A. ~, meets
90 the 3rd Friday In each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

BALLoU's MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED
MAGAzINE.-The December number of
this popular aud cheap family maya zine
is the best and most attractive that e.
yer appeared. The illustrations OF a
summer tour through Switzerland, and
the account Of the love making that ac-
companies them, are worth careful
reading. and a hearty laugh at tho co n
clusion. The Christmas story is m o..
del OF its kind, and so is Captain W. II .
Mays yarn about The Haunted Is
land" one of tho mysteries OF the Pa.
oiGc Ocean. Eliot Ryder relates a
Mexican romance, and throws as much
poeiical description into bis heroinc's
character and beauty ~ he darCs TO
venture on in true story and then
there are fashion plates, Christmas po-
ems, beautifully illustrated, and all for
fifteen cents. or only one d. liar and &C.
~ cents per year. Cheap enough and
good enough for any one. Published
by Ihomcs & Talbot. % iIawley Street,
Boston, Mass, at only 3 so per an
mum postpaid. and for sale at ell the
news depots i'm the county at Is cents
a copy. Speak to your neighhors about
IL. anil get up some clubs this fa'l. Now
- tie time TO start clubs for the nex
volume.
Ex-Gov. HESHY NJ. MATHEWS. ac-
complained by Major RAN. STALSAKER,
arrived in Wheeling on Saturday last
from New York. The Governor is.
the Leader is pleased TO say, mach inn
proved. lie is the guest Of Hon. W. l..
Hearne.
The Louisville Commercial cites the
case OF Capt. Chas. n CORR, Of that oi.
e.. 9ho was cured 10y St. Jacobs Oil,
after suffering for ysars With rbeuma-
tism. -l-o,k (NeJ RpaJlicup.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
DEATHS

AT his residence ON Pattersof,'s Creek
Mountain. in Hardy county, on Mon
day,tbc l4th inst, Capt. JNo. c. II. MUL-
LIN. Capt NJ. st one time represented
This District in the Senate of Virginia
icf number OF years was Justice of
The Peace in Hardy county, and The
weil.known landlord of the house that
still bears his name the "Mullin Hotel"
in Mooreicld. Long will the memory
OF the Captains bright, cheerful spirit
friendly manner; Kindly, sympathetic
heart. be treasured up by those Who
were favored with bis friendship during
life. lie was in the 73rd year OF his
age. Requ'escat in pace.
On the Levels, after protracted i'll
ness. on the 18th inst, EDoAR BALTHIs.
son OF James Il Jane Saville, aged Ii
years. This little hoy WAS one OF the
brightest and best of the Sunday School
and has been traDsPlanied, We trust, TO
The iairer climes on high. He gave a.
bunuant evidence that he was sustain-
cd by grace in his sickness and death.
In Springfield. on the 18th inst, Miss
POLLY TAYLOR, ut an advanced age.
At the residence of her mother. in the
city OF Philadelphia, on the llth inst,
Miss MARY MEALS, formerly a resident
OF this county. and sister Of James
L. NenliS, aged rs years and DAYS.
Miss N. was consistent member Of the
Roman Catholic Church; was kind
and generous hearted girl and greatly
beloved bY all who knew her. But she
is gone-yes gone To that far Oft home
where, we trust. her spirit is now bask-
ir2 In tie sunshine Of the Holy Que, the
great Col Of Israel, where the song Of
the raosomed is sung through all Eter.
nifty.
A sister dear has passed away
To Jon bright sphere on high
And oh may we all be prepared
To meet her by snd by. r.
On the 9Th inst. Of the residence ,f
her father, Joseph McNemar. Esq. in
Grant county, of Consumption. Miss
SALLrg +. MCNEuAR, in The 37th year
OF her Bge. Miss McNemar was a most
esiimable lady and her many excellent
qualities commanded the love and re-
spcct OF all who knew her.
Near Upper Tract. PendIeton county.
on the 10th inst, Rev. Isaac GHAHAs,
local preacher in Tie United Brethreu
Church, IN the 92nd year OF his age.
On the 9th inst, neat Burlington, Of
Ter a protractcd illness With consntnp.
ton. Miss ELIZABETH DAVIS. in the
32od year Of her age.
On the same day. in Burlington. OF
typhoid fever, Miss ELIZABETH UMsroT.
an amiable woman, aged az years.
On the l4th inst. on Les, River. Har.
dy county, Mr. JACOB CHRISTIAN. n re.
spected citizen, agesl "a yeas lie
leaves an aged, estimable wife aud two
daughters 10 mourn his loss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
LONE JACK. Mo. Sent. "a 1ss

LONE JACK. Mo. Sept. IL. 1881.
| have been using--Ilop Btters, and
have received great benefit from them
for liver. complaint and malarial fever.
They are superior TO all other medi.
cines. Il. NJ BARNES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

Advertising is like fishing - the more
lines you put out the more fish you COB.
BILE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

MINERAL County. From tho Key
ser TriLune of Saturday last:
Senator WILLIAMS. of Grant ia adding a
wing to his dwelling, and otherwise fix
ing up his bachelor quarters.
Capt. VAND1vER has commenced his
new brick dwelling house at Bu Ring
ton. and the walls are going up.
GEORGE ARNOLD, Of S1uth Branch,
Hampshire county, ia remodcliug and
reconstFucting the oil home mansion,
and it looks new and comfortable"
Rev. CLYMER and WILL RIxEmART,
OF our town, went to Patterson's Creek
on deer hunt, FIRST of this week. The
party killed three on Tuesday AMI two
Wednesday, when Mr. G. returned. -
lie had the good fortune to bring down
a ine buck on the fly.
Experience teaches many thugs. -
Prominent among which, to a mau. it j.,
safer 20 RON your chances with a balk,
mule thao dictate to woman on wash
day.
PERSONALS Our feilOw-townsman
!. ii. &. PANcAKE, Esq, we regret 70
state, and we know his numerous friends
will be sorry 10 learn, is again confined
TO his home in this place, from acute
rheumatism.
That sausage from Mrs. JoHS G.
BEIsKELL was excellent and the lady
has our thanks for her kind remom
brance.
DR.. GEnRoE g. & Mrs. MARY NJ.
PERRY, OF Cumberland spent few
days among friends here, since our last
number. They left on Monday moru-
ing for home.
The Sacrament of the LORDS supper
will he admin stored in the Presbyterian
Church in Springfield on the irst Sab
both in December; preparatory servi-
oes will begin on Friday, December
2nd, at Z o'clock, Z. NJ.
@. w. FINLEY,
Nov -, lSslr Pastor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
38,ll5,64l 49.37l.33O

Total population 3s,55s.s7i 5O,l55.773
The increase Of population since 1870
appears to have been about thirty per
cent.
With 900 Representatives in Congress
there is one Representative 10 every
li9 0S0 e population. On this basis
M the Forty-eigth Congress Arkansas
California NJ higan. Mississippi, South
Carolina and West Virginia would gain
one each, Minnesota and Nebraska gain
two each, Alabama, Illinois. Maine. Ma.
.ryland, New Hampshire, Ohio, Tsnnes-
see and Vermont will eachllose one Re
preventative, Pennsylvania two AMI New
York three. There will be no change
in the other States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25

Experience teaches many things
Prominent among which, to a mau. it IL
safer 10 RON your chances with balky
mule than dictate to woman on wash
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30
Tho Import OF Grocer,c..

The bureau of statistics at Washington has
just published the trade tables for the calendar
year 1880. On reducing tho import of tho
leadiss groceries to millions OF pounds, and
without taking notice Of tho re-export
because Of little account, we shall find that
the incrsase Of average importation during
the quinquennisl period 1875. 80 over The
import In 1876 hAs been In the cssc Of COCOA.
100 per cent; in coffee, 3 2; in tea'
8; In sugar, 8, and in spices, % per cont
The increase In coffee between 1875 and
1879 the ensuing little table shows was some.
thing like 10, 900. 900 pounds or u. 600 ton,
II viii be rememb red that the great al .
vance In coffee ton years ago took place In
consequence Of q deficiency In The SofFse
crops Of Brazil, Java and Ceylou of
together 100000 tons. When, therefore.
the United States In 1870 imported the
enormous quantity Of 100000
tons, AgAlnsi l26,000 tons h,
1870, The coffee trade In Europe and herr
naturally jumped 70 the :concluslon that An
other great advance was impending Ia con-
sequence Of permanently increased Ameri
eau consunptlon. Hence the eaVerness Il
srcculats In coffee, which msnitestsd i,self r.
's0 nd wAieh would haze proved SUCCESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30
American Pork In Europe.

The March volume of consular reports
which have just been issued by the state
department, contains some interesting facts
in relation to the determined efforts now
being made in Europe to create Il prejudice
against American pork and ham. Consul
Mason, of Bssle, Switzerland, writes that
there prevails among business mel
In Europe fear that the protracted
and heavy drain of gold from the
Old World to the United State.
may eventually result in serious disturb.
ance Of the mOaetary balance between the
two hemispheres. Any prohibitory snactmen,
which may cur,ail tho influx OF American
products and compel the people of European
countries to purchase their supplies from
home producers is regarded as part of wise
and, self-protectlvo policy. Added TO ,hi.
is the fact that American hams, shoulders
side pork, ETC., can be prohtabiy imported
and sold at from ton to twenty confines Del
pound cheaper than tho same articles when
produced in Europe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30
REMARKABLE RESULTS

what Patterson Did for the Pedestri.
ans-HOw He Cheered tho Spirits Of
the Spectators.
The walk between Edgss, of Dallas, and
Gay, of Fort Worth, has caused every spec
tator to be filled with astonishment al the
marvellous powers Of endurance exhibited
BY our Dallas favorite, who left the track on
every occasion Of rest, and at the close of the
walk as fresh and buoyant, apparently, pc
when he first started in 70 the tune of chez
full music. To explain every effect, a csu.,
can be found, and thus, in Edgas' superb a.
hibition Of physical powers we see what the
iudicious application Of the renowned remedy
Psttereon's Peschstone Liniment will do fol
walkist Mr.. Patterson, with q view Of
testing the efficiency Of his valuable liniment
hal presented bottle TO EdgAs at the com.
mencement of the walk, and at the conclu.
sion the proud winner Of the state cham pion.
ship walking belt declared that the Peach.
stone Lininent had bean friend indeed 10
him during the week. AZ for the spectators,
whoee attendance and applause cheered the
champion, many ofthem kept their spirits
up, on the outside, BY occasionally imbibinp
OF the Old Cabinet Rye Whisky, Patterson
popular "eight year DID," celebrated for Its
pure quality and fine flavor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30
GA1NENvlLLLE,

Co respondence Of the Herald.
GAINESVILLE, April IS h,
On Monday numbers Of men were in town
who had been elected from the B. 1T. Con.
siderable excitement prevailed. II IL the
farmers Governor Overton Is putting out
now, and we are told there arc numbers Of
women and children on the banks of Rad
River, where they have been hauled and left,
On yesterday morning the Indian agent lei,
here for the governors camp. We have no,
learned the result Of his visit.
M. M. Crenshaw, the commercial man
who was arrested for swindling, last WEAK.
was released on preliminary examination be-
fore Juslico Foreman Monday.
An old and respected citizen, whose nsmo
10 Norris, Wa arrested and taken 10 the Fed
erAl court Of Dallas, yesterday, BY q deputy
US marshal, charged with obstructinp Tho
way ,of the U. s. mails The facts seem "a
be. that Norris was driving q loaded wnso,,
which was stuck In tho mud. Tho sts,e
came up behind him and the driver ordered
him 70 get on. Of the way, which no could
not 90, and when he fail, d 70 give the rvni
tho driv'r oamo on " town and made com.
plant agsina him.