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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17
Fresh ArrirGi Of
Millinery
AND STRAW GocDs.

Fr7BG rnior5igrcl hns recently returned from
Z tbs Hast aai hrs cpcnod ~ tho new builsirE
oypqs't i'e Cclsi houss, spicGdi4 selection Of
Aiainrry Goo's.
HATS. Trimmed anu Cntrin,nc.l;
Al kiu'is OF Trimming for Hate.
al +" White Goods.
Such IS wash Nc'o uiisinns &c. Riso. Rers
errl ynricty 81 As,lacial Flowers, 6c
In addition have recciyed D usce iot o
Caaaics S1is, Toys, aud vsfious aftiolcs both
uscfsl aud ornamental
II yol Want hasgsins. call eu-iy nc ts- Nea
Fsame Buhalng oPPl1i,o tie Courthouse
L0UlsA l30USl9I. -
Holcsr Jaac II, SEQ
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Court Directory Tor 1881.

C-cai. Court for HAMPSHIRE county fret
Tuesday ia March, ash Tuesday in May aud 3rd
raa.lt7 ia Septcmber
County Court tho ls. Tuesdays in January.
t,-.. ami October, ADD the last Tuesday in July
Circuit Courts.
Narlr 3ri Tuesltv in March md 9Th Tues
g., :a May. ard lst Tuesday ia October.
Mineral leo TUESDAY ia May and Seuiember
.ei i,n Iucsi,y ia November
Grant lsi Tuesday in April aud Juae nc 3ri
ra l,y in Dctnhcr
I,llie'on, 3rd Wednesday IN April aad June.
sll ST wednesday in November.
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sunday sohoo, Picnin

The Sabb n cchooi OF ,hc NJ. r. Church
South, anticipate holding Picnic near
lbs place, OF Saturday Juno s5th inst.
fhe Sabbath Schools Of Romncy tna
ac'ghhorhood- ere cordially Invited 80
JOIN &c on tho occasion Those iEtena-
lng 10 psTtieiratc wi! pleaee'to com,au-
niea,e lbe fact "a tue comnsittco as soon
as poss,l.c, - * IS essentially neccs-
ssty.
~. COMBS.
Nomney '2ao lc Chairman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

w IN tta Cicss'e Csice of iha Ci.cait Court
O. Haa?shi.o Soan'yr oo the ist Monday n
ju7e, 1854.
Gloon Moore. trustee Of. J Loes, PR
Cs.
Jacob Snith, Brsns,n. Peters. Harrison
Petera-'he heirs ct law Cf E,izabeth
Lock whose name ore unknown the
heirs at lax Of James LDcE, viz
Thomas Lock and others unknown
William NJ. Lock, Mary Burrs, sac
NJ. Carroll, Lucy G. -. infant chill
d1cn Of Caleb Burns, EirS -s-.. Elev.
Mrs. - lock wife oC Thomas Lock.
last mentioned being heics Of 81. i.
Lock decd, ~ Y. Lock. widow 81
j J. Lock, tito heirs cf aia~y Lock
whose names ere unlznown, TIC hejrs
nt Law OF Sarah Ellen Morrow whose
names are unknown, tic heirs r.,
lay Of Elijah L2ch whose nEucs afc
unknown, tho bc,cs 1T Law OF Eliau
Lock, whose n0D0s gro Unknown. thc
heirs a, law Of John T. lor'-. whose
nGmcs arc uviI1ovn, and SIC heirs nt
law OF Goo. Washington Ioc-. WHO.
nGmeG are unknCwu. Dagandai &.
L. GuANCLET.
The object Of This aGii IS 10 lave a-ro
made Of Tie 80 oc-cs AMI no acres az
land on Clay i;eS Ridge and drains 81
Tear Coat. ia HGwi shi-u county. which
were patented 30 John Lock En- Ostob,r.
1896 and distribution OF Tie proceed
u such sale anon" thoee cutul-3 ,he~c.
to. And is appearing by nT Javi,s fled
that the nance or the defendants tlla
heirs 1T Law OF ii z9heth Lock. Isna7
Lock. John Lock, Mary Lake. Sarah
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: 3 .,
I II NJ H. MO aeyAM.


d NJ IL IOGeyANa.
Miss MARY s. INsEEEr departed TIL
life. at the residence Of her father, Mr.
Forman Inskeep, near Romncy, W. Va.
on the 8th of June,-agcd 81 years.
Friends and kindred sore]y stricken,
and Il mourning CHURCH comfort them
selves "a they recall the Grace OF Chris,
SO conspicuously displayed in ibis rich.
young life that has passed away from
their midst
In carly childhood so early indeed
that neither she nor her friends car ac.
eurntcly tx the time -she gavo herscIr
Co the Saviour, and when about 10 years
old publicly united with His people. /.
IS not too much to say that FROM Chat
Time she constantly grew in he kpovl.
edge love and service Of that Saviour.
With constitution never very robust.
zhc became, wien just budding into W..
manhood. the victim OF that ..icil de-
7iroS err Consumption. Then followed
the long years OF Weakness and suffer
ing, gradually increasing in intensity.
nntil tie silver cord vas loosed and ID.
golden bowl broken. anI the spirit re,
turned unto God Sho cave il. All these
she met with patience 80 sweet, and trust
~ the wisdom and love Of her Heavenly
Father so unwaye.jn5 as strikingly IL
iuhtratc1 The power and reality of Tie
gospel che professed.
Endowed by nature with disposition
gentle and loving, she become through
grace one Of the most hj-oughly nnscl
isl persons il was ever the privilege Of
the writer TO Fnow. This showed itself
everywhere but precautionary in tie
home-circlc Foe there, she Was even
moro than . beloved daughtec AMI sis
ter; tie companion ani comfort 81 her
parents, thc joy and tho guide Of her
brothers and sister
While loving her own eonmunion sA,
was 20 devojed to the Master and Ills
church az to give TO all is branches her
constant symonthios and prayers. Her
Pastor here gratefully records his pro-
found Sense OF the bel, and encourage
ucnL she always gave hn il word and
looi 10 Ill lis work.
I, cannot surprise ia chat such life
closed so peacefully AMI hnppily ag chat
even lhc eorrowiui watchers about her
dying couch could exuI,.ngly cry, with
her, 20 Death. where is Thy sting 2"
r. ihe midst OF suiT.dnga often in
tense sae told her Pastor how gently the
lord was leading her, how full and
sweet anl assured her l.pc waa-how
precious her 5avio1rs pro3enco with her.
Her only fear seemed TO hc, that she
was too Impatient to bo with chat Sa.
viour in Heaven. Gany were the words
Of comfort she spoke % ,bc loved once
around her. "T0u aro oil vrrr. YER,
den- 10 me but Jesus is hest OF ALL
"tto.1er you goyo mo 10 God w!en I
Wa babe would yoI 'l',o back TIC
s.i. 5ic iovod tho Songs Of I.on.
and would often ask her fiicnds 90 sing
.Dr acr, willie she would iia calmly ,e.l.
i1g her failing pulse as ii she were 81
mos, counting the moments Chat kept
her from lhc laal ofrcgt aud tho bless
ci Saviour's presence.
sao would a5l, as CHS death g.
"Ihor I ON almost homo" "ThauEs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

iIu~ t"es, ia 2 j Ilt a. OldtOvn
Mo between Wilson Fields and Georgs
SOFT, two colarsd men, the latter gave
the former a blow over tire hear. broal,.
Ing the third and fourth ribs and CAUSING
instant death. Tie fight occurred a, The
middle lock just below the canal bridge
n Oh itown. Fields was bio man
abou; 40 years OF ayo with a family OF
eight or Fine children. He lived on bis
own property near Olltown, consisting
oil four OF i've acres OF ground and q
mousse. Scott has been farm hand
lie has generally resided a. Oldtown
though occasionally living elsewhere.
lie is - years OF age and unmarried.
Both were hitherto considered peacoable
men The facts or the casc are as fol-
lows: Ga Saturday afternoon Thomas
Long and Elijah Goldsborough, of Old.
town. got Up q horse race on The two.
mile level below Oldtown. After this
was over Fields and Scott fell into OIL
alteration about g small bet tLey had
made. Fields, who was d strong, large
man, preset Scott closely and tried to
get him to Cght. The latter underworld
TO get away but was followed by Eielis,
who struck him. Upon this Scott re-
turned the blow, striking his opponent
over the heart. After Fields fell. not
knowing the fatal result Of the blow, s.
kicked him several times in the face.
The body was allowed to remain whore
1T had fallen, pon'ing the inquest of n
coroncr's Jury. Tie verdict was simply
that the deceased came to his death at
the hands Of George Scott One OF the
principal witnesses as TO the aggressive
part borne in the beginning of tho Gght
By Fields, was his own son, a young
man who IVES a spectator of tho whole
affair. Scott was imm, da;ely arrested
aud sent to Jail ~ Cumberland for fur.
.her hearing.
There is eaid 70 DO genuine bust
ness boom in Keyser. Houses are rent
ing for more than twice a7 much as
s.co.,5 1;,i,;on ,,,ao.1 . 10 - | ',io
las. lima 'O "
Thomas Broad was knocked senscless
at Frostburg. Nil, on Monday evening"
last, by 4 shock OF lightning He sus-
t.i-,I ~, a,.;1.,, -; ..,
- $50 ~
WANTS, All ro,eona :, Jtom,sbi-.
county +, suhscr,b, fo,. this ,sncr cr
your nei,bbors 70 fako Il O,lv 81
in advance.
Bear ~ mind That the stores in our
town close their places Of hueincss at
. o clock L. ID.
III, roor.son.,,;-,- 81 49,, D.
mil, - E,,lo,l .ac.,,, - a...a..';'. 80.
rrono,;,ion f,r ,La ros,,,,al - w.,
pm. hoes :, ,,,i, oaIn+,n -
On tho af,crno or OF the 10th inst. n
man named AIalott, employed rs Balti-
more and Odio Railroad track land was
instantly killed at South Branch by NJ.
5 express train while getting out OF the
way Of Z freight train. lie lived at
tlorpora Ferry, end aged about 20
years.
h',SPNA'' : "ifs' .. Il. uiFEH, OF
David Gibson, ie at present on visit 20
her relatives aud friends in this section.
Mia KATE Paxton, who has been
touching 2 private school IN this place
for the past tour voar1 and Who hes won
the Arbitration and affection or not only
Il ,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

ps W5Hrr,gR, OF pisssburg;, Pa,
i IA seil knovn. hhs Tor many Sear.
stood 81 The hoRa of tine nFoh ssion in
bis spoS.'lty. III chraaic and bloos de
ca3rs, ncytory rrcs,ra'ion End al dis
as.-crs Consequences. Sec his card n
nnothcr column. Eaaa ass works. and
Judge e, yoayselt-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

" nnicd -shcrragaes TO SiettssA
Tsnt 80 agent 80 This Ccoty y, oacs. N,a
salary OF Sico paid a ran,h sea srpcasrs
ca peEaSs!Grs--sddToFe rs sbnsS Nay 7.-tr
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4 CA Rn.

TO Nil Who 2cc suaer;rg fron thc cr-
rors aad iodiacfc'iors c' youta, ncsYor
wclancaa carly decay, less cf oarbool,
&C., l vii! seE7 alecirc thai wiii lu.p
you FREE OF cuAGGE This crest
'erc!g was discovered b. a iaissi"nar,
81 5loN. America 8 aJ sa!t-aa ire IS
"a enrcloPc 90 he Rov. JosHrn q. r..
NAN, S,atiou New IorL City 3 rps.
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kr4l Daily.
T. Il. C. NORTON. AoExr.
Clinton Lodge. No. 81, a. F. s A. ~, meets
On ,he 3.d Friday in each month.
-
Court Directory Tor 1881.
C,,,ai. Coar; for Hampshire county fret
Tuesday ia March, ash Tuesday in May aud 3rd
raa.l,7 g September
County Court tho let Tuesdays in January.
tr- AMI October, and the Lac, Tuesday ia July.
Circuit Courts.
"s-lr 3ri Tuesltv in March enI 9Th Tues
49,, go May. ard lst Tuesday ia October.
Mineral 81 Tuesday ia May and September.
aei i,n Iucslty ia November
Grant, l5i Tuesday in April aud June ne Ard
lay Do October
r,aIle.on 3rd Wednesday IN April aad June
a.l Isl wednesday in November.
NEW srAPER LAWS.
-..srr.cr3 who 10 n1t give xnress notice "a
Ha..1rWy, are considered as wishing 10 con-
tu.n their subscription.
q s-usc-.5os oeier the discon,inuaucc Of
't.i. periodicals., tho publishers may continue
,N rt ,Ee,n until all srrearR.,es IRE paid
.'e Subscribers neglect or refuse tn take
'..ir -sriudl-nis from the Office tc which they
re"'ei, they are held responsible until
,0Te settled their bills and ord ryd them
C.e1n.uggi
Jay person who receives newspaper and
..., .. 81" % il, whether DO has ordered il or
r.t BE- held 10 law 10 be a subscriber.
A heavy storm Of wind, rain, thunder
ard lightning occurred At this pl GO last
.oaIsj hight. In some SECTIONS in tho
aa.r we hear, it was accompanied
considerable hail, doing some dan
10 vLya, fields, SC.
The total eclipse Of the moon, on Sa.
.o'ay night, or rather Sunday morning
".t, oa,wecn au3 &C lock, was on
Impressive spectacle, ana was 7itno.so
somc OF cur citizens.
Pr. La@is EwAHr has been appoint
I'D Postmaster at Charleston, this State,
place OF Mr. Gibbons.
The law establishing s;,ata Board Of
a.a.a went into effect on Wednesday
last week. The following named
,cmen have been appointed, aud VIII
oantitata C4e board:
irs. Congressional District. DR.. J.
~ Reyes, Ohio county, six years, and
or George b. Moaitt, Wood oounty,txo
years.
Second Congressional Dis;rict.-Dr.
Gorge II. Carpenter, Hardy county,
$500 years, enc Or. c. T. Richardson,
Jefferson county. for four years.
Third Congressional Distrct-Sena-
' a. Z. HarJcc, Mason county. six
ara, and Hon. Isaiah Bee, Mercer
county, four years.
The Board will met tho 2lsi OF this
pa Tuesday next, at Wheeling,
".sa It IS stated the Board will ap-
as Pee county boards. and tire mem
composing the Board from each
-crs.oral Diatric, will determine
ta' time and places OF visiting
.e-pcc'ive d'-;r;c's for the cxam-
r'l.n Of predicting physicians, &.
The law requires % dogs notice Of c ach
Ing, SO tha; physicians will know
lime and place Of their meetings.
zero was largo attendance Of
.r1m different sections OF tic
Wheeling, l.st week, for til
" aujzjlg q STATE Pharma
.e.a.iau. patersburg Grant
vos repro enlai nc the meeting
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nOMNEY MARKET.

RoaEET, June 10, 1881
Reported weekly by J. II. c. rauca'o,
subject 20 Market fluctuations.
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Clinton Lodge. No. FL, a. r. s. A. ~, nee,a
., ,he 3sd Friday in each month.
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llttmoro s. Ohio Railroad.

SUMNER SEIZED ULE.
a., ard after May %, 1891, trains will leave
2 cen spring RUa, az follows:
EAST Bound.
10 g. Accommodation. -. 9.35 A. NJ.
80 ~. WayFr't e Passg'r. 10 II A. NJ.
10. 4 Freight IL Passenger, COO L. NJ.
WEST Bound.
70. iGl Way TT & Passenger. l1.5s Il. NJ.
No. li Accommodation .3.2l L. NJ.
kCIl Daily.
T. Il. C. NORTON. AGENT.
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T Z II NJ ~,

For Three Months postpaid, 90 es
Tyr Blk Aontha. 81 90
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While some boys were wadug In
tiIa Al0u1ngahclia river at Elizabeth,
Allegheny county, Pa. a'fcw days
ago, they came upon something, which
proved to bo a snfo By asEstauc9it
was dragged ashare, and, upon open
ing 6 SIS hundred dollars iu green.
backs were found lon rOoI condition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

SN1EST VIRGINIA, 10 Wax AT rules bale
" IN tt Clcsk'e CGice u tia Ci.cGit Court
o. Haa?shi.e So1utyi or the is, Monday n
Juse, 1854.
Gloon Moore. trustee ofJ.J Loei,, p.'I
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II IL
Toledo Weekly B1ade

is 'hc LARGEST Political md Family paper in
the United States, nul IN addison 90 'ls Zen
ta5c, contains l.zn others, known 20 and np-
proved oy maj"ri;y Of the f.'riA,a 10 cvcty
otate aud TERRITORY
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Nasty iys Europe.

Nay Il'h Nr .. r Locke, (Rcv Petroleum
V NesDyl will ssil fyr Europe, for tic purpose
of contributing a series or Let era 80 the IONS
20 BLADE. These Letters win cove, @ period rf
Fix rion'h3. commencing June LAT.
They VIII be vrir'ca ia Mr.. Nas' y's pccr'iar
veinr aud wiz be a. lively as he can maize ,nc.u
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Row Advortlscmonfs
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The total eclipse Of the moon, GA Sa-
:0'ty night, or rather Sunday morning
.'"., 'a,@ccn ani , &C lock, was Oh
Impressive spectacle, ana was giJnc4so
.F some OF cur citizens.
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A heavy storm of wind, rain, thunder
sad lightning occurred at this pl co last
.oedaj night. In some acctious in thc
county, we hear, it was accompanied
considerable hail, doing some dam
eye wheat ticld3, SC.
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NAaDY PORTRAIT FREE

Every subscriber 20 the ytto1. dllirg iacg.i-
location a. Nr Lrckcs European ie.;crs 81
either Q or @ months. wii! receive free oi charrc
splendid
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Circuit Courts.


s'riacrs who 10 noe give exnress notice 20
ST.. contrary are considered as y ishiug 10 con-
ta.o '3.r subscription.
+ s-"ac-:oo,s o.'ier the discon,inuaucc OF
't... periodicals, tho publishers may continue
n ri ,Ea.n until all srrearRges IRE paid.
..e Subscribers neglect or refuse ,n take
'.'.r -,riudlclis from The Office Ia which they
,- directed, they are held responsible until
".' hove settled their bills aud ord rcd them
continued
ny person who receives newspaper and
... 81" o. il, whether DO has ordered il or
rt BE- held 10 laws 10 be subscriber
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There is eaid TO bo genuine bust
ness boom in Keyser. Houses are rent
ing for more than twice a much as
tiicy brought before tho terminus Of the
Second division was placed there the
lns, time
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17
Baltimore Cattle Market
MONDAY. June i3. 1881

MONDAY, June 10, 1851.
lGn,tle are sold al thsse figures live weight,
Hogs are sold ~ uet weight. that i, % nor
cent tgencsr!'y) of from live weight. Sheep
arc solf c.oJs that il live weight or moth.
I
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

Pr. Lr"Is EwAHr has been appoint
r| Postmaster at Charleston, This State
&. place 81 Mr. Gibbons.
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Ltiournoy alto. for
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-04
FACTS.

Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
snlt the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to Insure aomfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
but single change of cars to Iowa,
Kansss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota.
etc. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Uhio.-Its
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to tie saving of much Of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving letter from one of the B. & o.
Agents A letter addressed to W. Il.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to j T. Lane,
Wheeling, W. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos-
toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa-
tion as to all necessary details Of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc.. etc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-04

Sponge underclothing is recent nov
city invented and patented in Berlin 1t
is claimed for it than it can be cleansed
more easily than wooden goods and, be-
ing more flexible, does not chafe the
skin 80 much. 1t is bad conductor
and tends to keep the surface tempera-
ture uniform. One who wears this un-
derclothing is not liable to take cold, for
it absorbs the perspiration without
checking it. After the mineral and veg
etabie impurities in the sponges have
been sufficiently beaten by heavy ham,
mer to admit Of being readily washed
out, the sponges are dried and pared
With sharp knife. These parings are
then sewed together. The fabric is pre-
pared without any use of poisonous
dyes which, as incorporated in cloth un
derclothing, sometimes proves very del
eterieus to the system.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-04

Summer is that season of the year in
which man carries his pockets full OF
railroad maps and summer resort pros
pectsses for week, and then decides to
90 where he did last year.
So Mr.. Kelley wants to bury the
Ratchet in me, does hep Mr.. Kelley
will discover some day that came from
Bitter Creek, and live pretty well to-
ward the head OF The stream.-S. J.
Iilden.
They have started factory in Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, for the nanufac.
ture of sheep cheese. The manager
comes from Austria. where the product
of the sheep dairies is fsvorile article
of food.
General Lee is said to have asked q
straggler whom he found eating green
persimmons if he did not know they
were unfit for food. "l'm not eating
them for food, General" replied the
man; "I'm eating them to draw up my
stomach to fit my rations."
An exchange prints "rules to discover
spurious bank notes." But we don't
want to discover bank notes of that de-
scription. 1t Ia the genuine kind we
are looking for, and rules for discover
ing several thousands OF these would be
very acceptable
B. B. Allen, of Reading, Pennsylva-
MIA, gave horse and sleigh, valued at
Sl5O, last winter for half of the crop
which George Thompson's peach or.
chard was expected to produce this sum.
mer. The crop amounts to just two
peaches, which makes the price peach
just $3.50.
Mrs. Jones went to picnic the other
day, one of those quiet picnlcs with no
fuss, where you get up at four O'Clock
in the morning. pack of four children
and ten lunch baskets, and CAD around
in the heat all day--and it made Mrs.
Jones so tired that she had to do two
days. washing before she felt rested
In olden times, as John F. Watson
tells us, when tea was first introduced
into Salem. it was customary to boil il
in an iron kettle; then TO strain off the
liquor, and then having placed the boiled
leaves in dish, to butter them and eat
them u one might eat salad, washing
them down with the decoction or fluid
which we now drink as tea, without
either sugar or milk.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCOUNr6 and vouchers have been 6led n
"A the Probate Court Of Monroe County.
Ohio, by the following Kxecusors, Adninis
traitors and Guardians. to wit:
First and final account Of James I. Nallv
Executor OF the will of Levi Nally, deceased.
Second partial account Of r l. Twinem
admir- Of the estate of Thomas @. Penn. decsi. !.
Second and final account Of Sanford Weddle
Admir- of the estate of William Weddle, decd
Second partial account of Thomas Weee
Admr Of the estate of James Mason, deceased.
First partial account Of kouis Nephars,
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of F,ederiok
Niebch, deceased.
First partial account of John g. Frohisch
Guardian of John F. FrobiscA. minor.
Third partial account of %. Buskirk Guar
dian of Martha Buskirk. an imbecile.
First and. final account Of Mary L Bsinum
Guardian Of Charles E. Bainum, . minor.
Second and final account Of T. @. Allen
Guardian Of Barbara e. Haueisen, an imbeciIe,
Any person interested may hls writes
exceptions to said accounts, sr any item there.
Of, on or before the 18th day Of Ocssbsr
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until aispossa sf
R.K. WALTON,
sep2e.Stws. Probate Judge. \. g. o
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Note on Running Of Trains.--EAST
BUUND-New York Fast Line daily, with
thrsugh Sleepers from Chicago to New York.
Washington and Baltimore Mail, daily, on
l. 3. and q. o. Divisions, and ON Main Line;
ether divisions daily, except Sunday, with
through Sleeper from Columbus to Baltimore
daily. Washington and Baltimore Express
daily, on c, o. Division; on other Divisions,
daily, except Sunday. Through slespers
ssnduskr to Grafton except Sunday. All
!. sther trains daily except Sunday
WEST BOUND-Chicago Fast Line daily,
with throagh Sleepers from New York to
CAicage Chicago Mail daily on main line
and G. ., Division; on other divisions daily,
except Sunday. Through Sleepers from
Grafton to sandusky daily, except Saturday.
Chicago Express daily on Main Line and C.
.. and L. Z. Divisions. All other trains
daily, except sunday,
c. H. HupsoE, Sup't Trans. o. Div, Chicago
W. =. REPPhRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
1. ". Cole, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
$. G. X. LORD Gen. Pass. Ast Baltimore,