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New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
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A DYERTISSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,238 Broadway eorner u THE
hrst-st, 303 West Twentythirds. cornor EjSbthn hnry
No. W East Fonrteenth-s Unonsqusre 760
ave- corner Forty-seyenthst at the HARLEM nru
Nos 100l and 1906 Thri-ave, corner OnehunirssSsr
twenty ffthst TO D. at regular Office rate4 i,
IRON BONNET SILVER MINING COTE
iron Bonnet mines, GunnisOn County COL are nro.io
Tch ore i'm sufficient quantities warrant eariy dvans
and have large bodies Of high grade IN place.
and desirable TO all wishing o
ON their Investments. 5000 shares offered al ~ S
each Late reports furnished. Office, 21 Nassau AZ NJ
a. q. HUTcHEsoN, secretary. --'''''n@
TTIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of the South Horn Silver Mining COmpany 10.
te election of trustees for the ensuing year will be hd ~
Room IT, 10 Broadway, New York Tuesday. December n
1881 az $50 a. m. Polls open from IL 10 D. M M
transfer books will closed from November IsSi uatl
Tuesday, December 9, 1881. -. -.
TFIHE CHEYENNE CON. MINING Co.
a Located the BlIcS Hills, D. L.
, CAPITAL Sr0CE. 800 21J9;, D ;,cP = ke NJ VALUE 81
OFFICE No - BROADWAY anl Trsl,.
TEHOMAS J. HURLEY Il CO.,
Il Dealers I'm Foreign and Miscellaneous SecuritleA
No. IS Wall.st., NewYOrk.
Members Mining stock Exchange.
BAMBERGER, HURLEY & CO., Salt Lake City, Utah
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
THE SOUTH OF TO-DAY.
4 SERIES or GRAPHIC LETTERS BY AN UNpm
JUDGED OBSERVER
V1HE DECORATIVE SISTERS.

Modern Ballad by Josephine Pollard with II Illustrations
by waiter saerlce. Printed in coors syo bound with
Illuminated covers IL 90.
kindly hit at the absurles and e1cesses OF modern
decorative ant"
ANsON D. T. RANDOLPH & co.
300 Broadway, corner 2Oths st..
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
Giinailon5 r0nntco--fc

HyagE T r2F F rcJED TUE \ NEX T&4
frrts'. SOS West Twenty thfd.t corner El,htl ave,
| ,yc cofl,r FouJ-..y,n,l. IT, 40 the HARLEM oFFiCES
igclty aitn Ct. up 70 p. ~ at regular
4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
ploi 60 D. 90 20 ',.r5i rg's ',r'aIit "'rH'n %
3 S t.X a. Is, , 5i,i aI1y,
A LADIES' BUREAU Swedish, for first
','' If"'5ai % @ IN @', @ s T2 @ Ilcid w,h % 'c,t .,
aay liable help NILE FI,srl.oN. rropacirc.s, JOS
| CUANBERMiID.-B competent person
Y plb" oi '. Ht fu' u.er or n t.rc .r or grow ne
So %: E,.i iaSu.' b. ','' '''''' az
CHAMBERNlAID -. BY a German girl /;
Y snI take core o grown children 40 t2O West a5th ST.
! THAMBERNAID and SEANSTRESS--Bya a
=. competent young woman, late 70 m Ip,iou. will ho
81 R G ' r1aun, Ti J'. tpiovn oas, s nron5Tny '. W.
| EHAN8EEMAID and WAITEESS.-By a
I scotch rr. slant ,r q, c'amp'rnail and wa.frc'sor
aud aa,ou, 10 please 'y or country. 2J2 Gu'a'c over
| NOOK-By colorcd woman MS hrst-cIass
y ,o', cS,,au rcrruc" can or address No GG etavc.
| COOK.-By respectable protestant woman;
y uUI.rsilud. hr business Thoroughly; would take entire
.rireg,ct Please eau at l'3 @ia'e. between l7th and
| 4
va. aIb iro0. ah dlurht.r Co do ,lauberwork and
waiting: aoa q' references eats or country 'aH Tor two
(WANBEENAlD aud SEAMSTRESS-By n
- o'nl .n swedish rrl r's o.. .rir"ncos' good sewer
COOK, &c.-By thorough, COOL cooks
\ mo't SOUPS p,t'f' 6,,r,.. ciSr e,ci itoteJy,9r
HOME Etkt,i. '"'a-ty'. ith house above ldth7L
COOk, WASH, IR)N.-}y Grrnln hclp. for
H0SiEaIGsNG iiy5ti.tgr QUO, r,l,, lj5y' ij.I.,.
A
\ ING or NURSES. c-Hy american and Protestant
sy l, 9qI IIGiI ny m '1 & @ ,r %a above At lo ts MOI
HOUSEWORK.-By swedish girl Gs), to
/ help win an Kinds o. household dutc,; willing and
opa1ng g,GI Igg"mmgndaoG, T'"@ l nm Glp IA caro- oi
HUUSEKEEPER.-By an American lady of
good family a- honsSEGrpe @ or |gr' & shs 'HH make
KEEPER, Hast,uss-ou-liudaon, IS. \.
uOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
work ST, an do goa ushng any roam5 TiiTs F
good family cook ready o go Thcu Tantc anl stay Mhee
acoa,t'uf home. NJ. 292 6th e. over shoo store.
INFANTS NURSE.-By Protestant young
woman, thoroughly experienced IN 1rngng up iniants on
highest Is reference. 20 North Washinston square
I AI'NDRESS.-By first class lauudress to
Or Il" 90" a3 S an' % y @;T i IL Vest i s 12' n'
NURSE.-By a competent girl as nurse to
y growing children or would ~1ii on Lady gool oper1-
lent tcfcrt.c,. 1l5 East S2d.st, thi.d noor.
NURSE, &c.-A young woman to assist with |
dnSs HdG ol two @ d " CsE Box 55 rhDhno @ ' Up
town Oncc, l,25s Broadway.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By person
~ fully competent "a take charge OF baby anl can
neatly. Can come well recommended NURSE, 532 East
2Jthat
GEAMSTRESS.-Cuts, fits, operates; will do |
- other work; wishes permanent situation. No. PAS
west l9th.st. top door bacS room
WASHING, &c.-By a respectable woman
w wishes family washing. utiug and pulling
a dozen. 422 West 51d.st.. the basement.
WAITRESS or PARLOR-MAID.-BY an eX- |
w pericncrd girl take place; excellent
ereucc. Lady can DE seen at liJ East 32dst.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

This book relates the cruise Of four boys a small yacht
along TIE shore Of Long Island During dense fog
they drift ont To a. and many adventures The
youthful reader viii md story intensely sting
well as instructive
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

TIE CRUISE OF THE GHOST"
By w l. Alden Author Of "Thc Iora Iiiaics,' sc. II.
lustrateI squNro lGmo, Cloth. 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
,THER BOOKS BY JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
PublshciJy
HARPER q BROTHERS,

rTy- HARPER & BROTHERS win send any Of the above
books by mail postage prepai 10 any part Of the United
states, receipt Of the price.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
THE COMET OF A SEASO,

Novel ByJustin Mccarthy Author OF History Of Our
Own Times" "Tho waerdale Neiehbors" &c. Ito.
Paper 20 cents. NO. pa in the Franklin Square Ii
bTaTy.
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Uiuioeuo Notices.

A DYERTISEMEN'TS FOR II. NEW.
gPTowSo Soc oTfICEs No. I2Sg Broadway o1. corner dirty
No g2 East Fonrfeeuthst corner Unionsquare 80 Tbd
ave- corner Forty.seyenth.st; at tho HARLEM OFFCEI
twenty yfith-st. up 10 p. m. at regular aco rates
OFFICE cgy;0EE w sEyEg Tw WGaSo y6SK SsS iz
A DIVIDEND (NO. ID OF ONE HUNDRED
@ 1oLddAS p. on ba oo CaTs d PER
e Transfer books will be closed on the Both Of November
at 5ocock p H. ana reoReRsa Y SY e @ 81 De,smDe
OFFICE OF THE ONO SOUTHERN RAILEoAD Co.
1l5 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK
coupons of the first mortgage bonds of this
" company, due December wiz be pad at the corbin
HENRY GRAVES, Treasurer
OFFICE OF THR
INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND WlsIRRS RMLwAYC co, 7
ll5 BROADWAY, NEW.YORKb
coupons of the first mortgage, Eastern Di-
" vision, bonds Of this company due December win DO
adk at the cOrOn BANKING o"Tp7yb " bUSToS TTe5 H'
OREGON IlpRoyEMENr CoaPASK)
NEw.YoRk, Nov u, 1881. !
coupons Of December /, 1881, from bonds
y of the o. cEon improvement Company viii aid q the
Office Of the Fmes Loan and Truss Company No. 70 E1
T, II. TYYDALE
OFPIcE CoPPER QgEEY MIyryG coNP4SY,-
. TnosAs-sT NEw,& ,dI6 9EK Nov 10 l88l{
day declared monthly dividend CNo; g. Of TWENTY:
FIVE y; D0LLARS PaIablg to stocShodarf & Of
November 20, and reopen December 8.
4. A. HAYES. JR., President.
L.ZECKENDORF, /. Secretary and TTeas urer.
OFFICE OF The BOARD DTRzCTOEs,)
AMERICAN EXPREss 60,
NEw-YORK, Nov. lG ISL
TGNhe Board of Directors of this Company have
this day declared dividend Of three dollars S3 per
share payable on the 30 day OF January next
books Will the 10th day Of
''' - ''' ''' j. T. KNAPP. secretary.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING STAR MINING CO.,
No. 33 WALL~sT, NEW-lORK Nov. IL 1881. !
TE'UF BOARD OF TRUSTEES of this Com
4 pGny has declared dividend No. 2ll of FIVE PER
CEN capital PAYABLE Nov. 2-d hg oce Of
ADAMS q McHAItG, No 33'Walls IT.
transfer looks will be closed the 18th inst and
opened on the 23d HENRY X. McHARG, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL, 1851
TEHE FATHER de SMET CONSOLIDATED
4 GOLD MINING COMPANY has declared Dividend
No 10 OF twenty cents per snare payable az the Occ VI
LAIDLAW CO., No. II Wall Street, December /.
IL IDEAS, SECRETARY.
rVHE TIP-TOP SILVER MINING COMPANY
4 has declared dividend No Of TWENTY go CENTS
per pa able th 2jtb inst The transfer agents the
Farmers Loal aud Trust Company will pay on stock regis
terU, in NcWNDrk.
Transfer books close on 18th inst.
PHILIP W. HO MES Assistant Secretary.
New.lork, Nov. y, lsSl, No. Is Walst
OFFICE OF THE D
INYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
Is BROADwAY ROOM 90 NEW YORK, Nov. II, lsol.)
THIS Company has this day declared the
FIFTH DIVIDEND
of five per share aud EXTRA DIVIDEND Of hye
per share payable November 80 az the office Of the
s.VREEyE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
PAUL THE MISSIONARY.

PAUL THE MISSIONARY.
BY Rev. William NJ. TAYLOR DID, Minister OF the Er al
way Tabernacle New York City. Illustrated. l2mo C!cth,
81 %.
The author has specially aimed pointing the practical
lessons modern life which suggested By the personal
experiences aud missionary labors Of the Great Apostle
other Books by Dr. Taylor uniform with the above.
Noses the Iaw.Civcr. Elijah the Prophet.
Daniel the Beloved David King cf israel
Peter the Apostle.
l2mo. Cloth, 81 90 per volume.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
filming.

A CTIVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
N SOLD On COMMISSION by
WATSON & GIBSON,
Bankers and Brokers.
30 Broadway. y. Y.
Members y. Y. Mining stock Exchange Inquiries cheer
fully socas dividends assessments prices
CLARK " boutwell,,
Rooms i6 II, ls. TO- No Na,,a1.st. corner OF Wall.
New. York
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF mining properties,
sao the stock the following ompanies which
under their directions
HIrE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.-NGnes and mills,
MarpOsa County, California.
MENLo GOLD QUARH CoMPANY.-Nflnes and mills.
Valley California.
SAIEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANI.-Mines and mll,
TaHgier, Nova Scotia
SIARR8RONE SILVER MINING COMPANY.-Mino
and mill, Lewis Nevada
sTOHM0NT SILVER MINING COMPANY. Mines aud
mill, silver Rect, Utah.
EAGLE SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-Mlnes and mills.
Lewis, Nevada.
SAN BRUNO COPPER CoMPANY.-AIine and MILL
Lower California
Persons ofinvcstng safe profitable mining
stocks are invited to communicate with uA
WILLIAMS. CLARA, JOHN r. boutwell,
President Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

Nayre Reid did for past generation Colonel
Knox doing roa to-day He is producing books
Of travel fascinating alike for Old and youngIN y Journal
OF Commerce.
The thing boys and girls who cannot
the wonders other countries, and minalc with tyanrc
people lands and people brought 10 thor
Portable Grcsdc the chapters Of Just such beautiful books
these right royal feast for the boys and
Inter-Occan.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
YOUNG FOLKS HISTORY OF
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

by John D. Champiin Jr. Editor Of the "Young Folk
Cyclopadas." Syo. Copiously illustrated. 50 IS, -.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR Tt. NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1928 Broadway corner hlriy.
0rst.st 3Oy West Twenty thlrd-si. Eyhh.qye
NO % East Fourteenthst corner unions9qare 100 Thd,
ave- corner FOrty-seyeuth-st at tho HARLEM OFFICER
Nos IOOl and 1890 Thirdave, One.hunlre!-aad
tweuty st. up To D. m. at regular hco rates.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

G0PYIST or WRlTER.-By a smart intelli.
" ycnt young t7); writes plain. egDle hand and
has Lrstciass references Address c. +. WOOSTER, 5lt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
CAMP MEETING.

The CAMP meeting, hear Ronney
commenced yesterday, the lS.h. The
hrst service was held ct z. p. II. The
public GENERALLY are Invited to attend
Water In abundance for man and beast
NO admission fee a. reported. Ali
FREE: Theirs will be no traf6ckihg nj.
lowed on Sunday. Ample provision
will be made by Mr.. Magyar for the .ad:
commodation OF boarders. Provisions
have been made also for horses.
RUMSEY 6MtTHSON.
August 10, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Aug. Is. Is

MONDAY, Aug. 10, 1881.
(Cattle are sold at these figures live weight
Hogs sold AT net weight. that ia 20 per
cent generally of from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross. that is live weight, or moth
ing OF.
active to-day than for several weeks past, aud
tecame dull ouIy towards the close. Prces
were slfght fraction higher than last week.
Extreme tops were quite scarce, but showed
little, if any chnnge--other grades, particularly
good butcher Cattle, were AGSl3 cent per Id high
er than last week. We quote at oO@}S6 81
few selling At either extreme, most sales rang
ing from $3.50 per 100 lbs.
MILcm Cows The offerings are quite light,
with some inquiry for prime Cows. We quote
at 21(ayS3s per head. wholesale.
Prices to-day for beef Cattle ranged rs 70
lows: Best Beeves at 5 62G1S6 81 f: that gen
orally rated hrst quality 25C9Sj 50: medium or
good fair quality 3 T5G1s4 90 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows 5UG1S3 90 extreme
range OF prices 2 50@s6 81. Most Of the saIrs
were from 90 to S. 90 per 100 lbs VI
the receipts bead came from Mary land
52l from West Virginia. 1896 from Viz.
giniA, $50 from Uhio, 81 from Missouri, aud
II from Keutucky-total receipts for ibe
past week 1852 head against $500 last week
and 27T5 head same time last year. or the
offerings $40 bead we're taken by Baltimore
butchers, 295 cold tn country dealers, l2e 10 kas-
ter n spectators and 90 to Washington butchers
Total sales for the week 1867 head, against 1919
last week, and 1908 head same time last year.
SwiHs.-There is . falling OF Of - fe~ hun
dIej this week ne compared With the offerings
last week, and depreciation also 10 their quail.
ity. there eiug more grass Hogs on the market
now. and these very hard to sell With q de-
duciion Of 22@25 cents per 100 lbs on. We
quote grassers At 7a9st cents, and cornfed
Hogs At sA@)9 cents. with extra at OF cents
per 10 net. The latter grades are ia fair de-
mand. Arrivals this week 5s4B head sgainst
1891 last week, and 1884 head same time last
year.
SBEEP AND LAHBs-The receipts contiLuo 10
run quite common, a very light proportion OF
them being good stock, aud most Of these were
sold early, leaving the bulk Of the balsDce
common stock, for our home demand. We
quote Sheep At 3C95 cents, as 10 quality, aud
Lambs Al 34(a)6 cents per 10 gross, with the bes
stock Of all kinds in fair demand. Arrivals
this week ,5s7 head against IA, 54s last week
and 1858 head same time last year.--Ssn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
AN EXCITED GnArr M...rA.o

AN EXCITED GRAIs MARxrr-ASo.
Their ADvAScE.-Yesterday was auotu.
er exciting day in grain circles in this
city. Wheat, which closed Saturday
evening at 1884 cents for spot, sdvanc i.
ed 10 1851 on Change, but the market
broke in the afternoon, and CLOSED At
ls4!s. and frmer at the lowest. Octo-
Der wheat got up to 1891. then down to
lS7, and closed at 1871. The closing
price Tor spot wheat last yeAf At this
time was los. Corn, which closed Sat.
urday evening at ssI. went up to 6e
yesterday morning. and closed at 65i;
against 81 last year same time. Octo.
Der corn closed at 6T Saturday, wen.
up 10 20 yesterday, and in the after.
noon closed at 6S.ABanimo,e Sua.
Aug. 16.
The Grain Market reacted sharply
yesterday. but was easy, the sellers be-
ing more numerous than the buyers.
The prices In the afternoon were l33
cents for spot wheat at the closing and
66 cents for corn. The d eclire is at
tributed 10 the natural reaction from
tue effects of the recent rapid advances
and the prospects for better weather
in the West.-D., Aug. IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

The Virginia Straightout Republican
convention at Lynchburg on yesterday
week nominated General WILLIAM C.
WIcKHAM for Governor. Major s. NJ.
YosT for Lieutenant Governor, and
Judge w. WILLotGHBY for Attorn8y
General. The first two declined, how
ever. and The last was Withdrawn, after
which the question OF making nominal
tons was referred to tie State central
committee with instructions to prepare
an address to the people. The conven :
ton then adjourned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

The Campmceting of the Methodist
+. Church near Keyser has been pro-
crossing since yesterday week: There
are thirty.eight tents on the ground
On Sunday, the Echo states the crowd
was fully as large, If not larger, than on
the same day of any preceding year
The receipts at the gate on Sunday a
mounted TO S90.S0, against SS7 las,
year. and 500 Of the year befbf6, DR.
Fanmcter, editor Of the Bouimore Meth
oHf. preached the morning sermon, to
very large congregation. Since Sun
day the meetings have been very well
attended. The best OF order has been
maintained throughout.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

HAEBARoUs PERsEcUTIoN.-Up to the
end of June sixteen towns and villages
Of Western Russia; whose population
was principally Jewish, had been burn
ell. and we now have accounts of fresh
fires at Korez and Minsk. Al Korez
SO persons were killed and the bulk Of
the survivors rendered destitute. Such
incidents. coupled with the recent anti
Jewish craze in Germany, show what
feats. Of barbarlstn the much quoted
culture Of Europe permits. Ii is no
excuse to say Tint the b6TeF,y- strick en-
condition o. the people leads them to
the commission of snch crimes. They
are Disgrace to the perpetrators un-
der any circumstances Russia has lii.
tie title to interfere III Turkey TO pro .
tcct Christians when her own Chris
tians are behaving iuite 10 badly as
the Turks. Similar outrsges al Tas-
trow, West Prussia. and at Rubitz. in
POmeTania, are announced.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

4 terrible wind,torm. accompanied
Ivy heavy rain. visited Chambersburg.
Pa. on Saturday afternoon last. The
roof of st. James's Methodist Episcopal
Church was blown off Hnd carried sixty
feet. and The gable ends and ceilings
were crushed in. The church is badly
damaged. The roofs of public and
private buildings we're blown oft, and
one house was entirely upset. The
sheds Of The fair company we're blown
down and piled several feet high on
Second street. No one was hurt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

Copperas is the dread OF rats. III
every crevice or Id every hole where q
rat treads scatter grains OF copperas and
the result is stampede of rats and
mice; and not football Of either will be
heard about the house for years. Every
spring a coat Of yellow wash is given
the cellars, rs purifier as we'll as rat
eIterminator and no typhoid. dysentery
or fever viii attack the fami!y.-Er:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
DI ED.

Nra- Dillon's Run, in this county, on
the l2,h INST. Mrs. MATILDA PERkfLL.
consort of Mr. john G. Perrill. in the
32nd year of her age.
In Mo"reiield, on The 9Th inst. after
brief illness. at the residence Of the
Rev. James Beatty. Capt. WM. CffAa.
fEss. formerly of S,aunton, Va. in the
18th year Of his age:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

A volcanic eruption took place in
the noun tain south Of the South Fork
OF tho Gle arwater. atout 20 miles east
Of NJ Idaho, on the OH inst, sending
forth volume Of fire and smoke sever
nj huu1re1 feet in height
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
NJ a RIS Jed.

On the 2S,h inst, by Elder j ohm A
Corier, at his residence. Mr.. ROBERT
w. EDWARD, to Miss REBEccA A. KID
WE'LL, all Of this county.
In Keyser; Oh the l4th inst. by Rev
w. &. Griffith, WILLIAM CuENowITI
to Miss AMANDA WINDLE of Cranberry
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

A Michigan girl has been Arrested for
carrying a revolver. This is right. Nc
feinale should be allowed to wear bangs
in her hip pocket.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
Make from SSS TO $50 per week
selling goods tor b q. RIUEUUr CO., IL
Barclay Street, New York.
Send TOR their Catalogue and terms.
August 20, lSSO.-ly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

A cute chih describes snoring al
sleeping out Loud"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

We copy the following paragraphs
from the Winchester Times Of Wednes-
day last:
EVANS RELEASED. Policeman WIN.
Evans, arrested for shooting Allen
Poole, was taken from the hands of the
State authorities on Tuesday Of last
week, by order Of Judge Riyes, and
baied by u. s. Commissioner ~ Har.
risonburg to appear before the Federal
Court at that place in October.
Mr.. Poole, We learn, Is recovering
from hrs wound, and has been removed
10 his fathers residence.
The high prices offered Ivy dealers,
and the probable scarcity OF corn, in
duces many farmers 10 sell of all their
surplus stock. Several large droves of
ine hogs we're shipped from here last
week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
sHHNER SCHEDULE

SUMNER SEIZED ULE.
Il, and after May 20, 1881, trains will leave
nc.sa Spring Run, rs follows:
EAST BOUND.
M. 70. Accommodation -. 9.35 A. M.
No. 45. Way.fr't & Passg'r. 1914 A. NJ.
No. Al. Freight & Passenger. COG z. nj
WEsr Bound.
No. i6. Way TT & Passenger.11.5S A. Nj.
yo. II, Accommodation 1921 Z. NJ.
RAJ Daily.
T. II. c. NORTON, AGENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
Reported weekly by ]. II. G. Pancake.
subject TO Market fluctuations.
n q Y 4 q Z .

TEM TONS High Grade GUANO
Il lin on band 10 R0mney, aud for sale
on moderate terms. &B~i will take wheat
and pay highest market price IN Fer,iliser Tor
same. Call and see me before purchasing else-
where.
O.. w SIIOCKEH.
Romney, August ~. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19
A BOOD BAPTIST

clergyman Of Bergen, N. Y, a strong
temperance man, suffered with kidney
trouble, neuralgia. and dizziness almost
TO blindness, over two years after he
was told that Hop Bitters would cure
him, because be was afraid Of and pre-
judiced against "Btters." Since his
cure he says mono neod fear but trust
in HoP BITTERs.
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MGriettG College.

L OCATION In a beautiful town in Southern
i Ohio, az the mouth of the NuskinRum Ri
yer. In successful operation for forty-six years.
Two courses Of study ia College, Of four years
each ideatical except as 10 Greek Expenses
moderate About %, 600 volumes in its libra
ries. recent Request has increased the nun.
Der o. free Scholarships. The Preparatory De-
partmeGt 10 students for each OF The College
courses. Fall term begins sept. 8. bsristIa,
o., 1881.
/. w. ANDREWS, President.
July 20, i551.-1m.
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James O'Conner. a young man. q pas
senger on No 8 Express, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, on Friday inottiing las,
fell from the train while it was moving
at rapid rate near Doe Gully tunnel
and was instantly killed. The remains
were Inferred near the scene OF tile &C.
cident.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

. Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F. d A. ~, meets
m The Ord Friday in ench month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-19

Open threats were made in Washing
ton on Tuesday last thai if the Prcsi-
Gent died his assassin should not live
to see another sun rise.
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Important Notice !!

Ao We decided
little
notifying the public the Of September
will cell - - - oNP'N-Ao@''" VIC
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West Va UnipersiEu.

MINE Departments Of strdy-tert-books fur.
~ nisbed az COst- calendar srraBegd 70 suit
ieacher5-ezpeuges for one year from Si75 to
$500 -uon -tectatiau, liberal thorough. Fall
Term begins September It'll. 1881. Attendance
LAST year from 70 counties " West Virginia and
from 2 states and Territories NumOer Of stu.
dents larger than for ten years Previous.
's'FOr catalogues and other Information ap-
ply 10 The Acting President, D. y PUAlNTOS,
Aorganfown. West Va
June %, I83i.-3m