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IT is passing strange that good, honest
old citizens will engage in gambling,
especially with rascals belonging to a
show. About year ago Esq. James
Davis, of Scioto township, lost money
gambling at show, and old VIM. Dula-
ny, of Pike county, formerly citizen of
Madison township, this county, lost a
lot of money while gambling at show
in Waverly, and now old Jonathan E.
Vernon of Bloomfield, and old Hiram
Hulburt of Macarthur, have each been
swindled out of hundreds of dollars in
the same way.
Now if these old men would do like
Oliver S. Miller does at his store-do a
square business, and give value for all
they receive, they would not have to be
at the expense and disgrace of getting
the officers to protect them. Miller never
gets cheated, for the simple reason that
he never tries to cheat any one.
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Attention, Ladies +!

We will now offer you great bargains
for the next thirty days in Summer Dress
Goods, Gloves and Hosiery. We must
sell them, regardless of former prices, in
order to make room for our fall stock.
You can only find those bargains at
James CheSnut'S.
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Mayors Court.

The Village of Jackson Charles Bloss. Dis
turbing the peace. Plea guilty. Fine 81 COSTS
Same Peter Pickrel. Disturbing the peace.
Plea guilty. Fine 81 and costs. Paid.
Same Jacob Claar Disturbing the peace. Plea
guilty. Fine 81 and costs. Paid.
Same VS.. Sanford Raimey. Disturbing the peace.
Plea guilty. Fine 81 and costs. Secured.
Ohio VS.. James Barton. Carrying concealed weap-
ons. Plea guilty. Fine s. and costs. Secured.
Ohio John Noname and William Noname OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. Continued as
to William Noname until August 10th, 1881, at one
O'Clock P. NJ. No arrest of John Noname.
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Programme of Bethel S. s. Celebration.
AT BETHEL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2oTH, 1881.
l. Singing, by congregation.
2. Prayer, by Rev. George Cherrington.
3. Singing, by Bethel S. s.
4. Address, by Rev. Mr.. Harrison.
5. Singing, by Wesley S. S.
8. Address, by j. NJ. Tripp.
7. Singing, by Oakland S. S.
s. Address, by Hon. j. B. Paine.
8. Singing, by New Zion S. S.
TO- Address, by j. A. Harper.
II. Singing, by Beaver SIS.
IL. Address, by A. W. Long.
49, Singing, by Bethel S. S.
II. Address, by Davis Mackley.
10. Singing, by Wesley S. S.
16. Address, by Rev. George Cherrington.
II. Singing, by New Zion S. S.
Is. Address, by David Davis.
19. Singing, by Beaver S. S.
90. Address, by H A. Hunter.
81 Singing, by Oakland S. S.
%. Address, by W. G. Gould.
23. Singing, by Bethel S. S.
p. Address, by -
25. Singing, by Wesley s. S.
BY order of COMMITTEE.
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On the day of the show last week. during the excite
ment attending the procession burglars went
through several houses in this place. At the resi-
dence of j. w. Laird they secured some silverware,
and turned things upside down generally, in search
money. At the residence of Mrs James, Broad
way Street, they ransacked the house, took pocket
book containing small amount of money, and also
took some provisions, and suit of clothes belonging
to VIII Nickel. 1t is thought by many that these
chaps did not belong to the show.
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Sunday School Celebration.

Eight miles west of Jackson, near
Bethel Church, Liberty township, Au-
gust 20, 1881. All are invited, and good
time anticipated. Bring your baskets
well filled. BY order of committee
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CHARLES HOWARD, who escaped from
the chain gang on the street some time
ago, was arrested by Marshal Owens, near
Eliza Furnace, and lodged in Jail on
Monday night. He was one of the Wash
ington Furnace rioters.
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W W. ~. . L T. Il
Main Street below National b.
Room to Rent.

The room over D. d. Dungans store is for rent. 1t
is very fine room, newly painted and papered. 1t is
well located for Office, being next door the First
National Bank, and second door from the Isham
House. Inquire at the STANDARD Office If
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The best sa1ve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of Skin Erup
tions. This save is to give perfect salts
faction in every money refunded. Price 25
Cents per Box. For sale by E. D. Lewis. 1snovS0y
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Beautiful Work 4!

One of the most beautiful pieces of
ment put up by A. w. Long at the grave
of Mrs. Isaac Stevison. We will not at
tempt to describe it. Go and see it!
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LOOK AND READ.-Headquarter for all kinds of
Fruit Jars, and the best Sealing Wax made. Also,
the Eldridge Sewing Machine which leads the world
sell the Gasoline Cook Stove which beats anything
in the market. keep Lime, Plaster and Cement
Queensware Glassware and Wooden Ware of the best
quality. Call and and be satisfied
WIN. A. STEELE.
Main Street below National Bank.
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Now, when the roads are in so excel
lent condition, is the time to get in your
winter supply of coal, and the place to
order it is the store of Brookins, Hun
singer 4 Co, on Main street. That is
also one of the very best places in town
to get your dry goods, groceries, etc. All
cheap for cash or good country produce.
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DIR. WRIGHT, Dentist, of Portsmouth,
will be at the Isham House, Jackson, to
do work as Dentist, August 18th, 19t
and 2Oth, Sept. 18th, 10th and 18th, and
October 18th, 14th and 18th. If
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No Good Preaching .

No man can do good job of work, preach good
sermon, try law suit well, doctor patient write
good article when he feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and none should
the attempt in such condition when it can be
easily and cheaply removed by little Hop Bitters.
Senn her cnlumn.-RLhann TimeS.
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You need no longer send watches or
jewelry to Cincinnati or other cities to
be repaired. II. o. Witte is practical,
experienced, skilled workman in the
watch and jewelry line, and will do all
kinds of repairing at low rates, and guar
antee satisfaction. Call at his store OPP
posite Postoffice 2Sjuly3t
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you by the
BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to read
their advertisement be found elsewhere in this
sue. lOmh4ow
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j. b. Howe desires to place his New No. on trial
against any other machine and in case the No.
fails to give better satisfaction than any other ma
chine, he will promptly remove it. Do not buy ma
chine until Won have tested the No. s.
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LOOK AND READ.-IIeadquarters for all kinds of
Fruit Jars, and the best Sealing Wax made. Also,
the Eldredge Sewing Machine, which leads the world
| sell the Gasoline Cook Stove which beats anything
in the market. l keep Lime, Plaster and Cement,
Quecnsware, Glassware and Wooden Ware of the
best quality. Call and and be satisfied.
WM. A. STEELE,
Main Street below National Bank.
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''FEMALE COMPLAINTS" are the result
of impure blood. Use "Dr. Lindsey s
Blood Searcher." Sure cure,
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If you want a watch, clock, or any ar
ticle in the jewelry line. cheaper than
ever sold in Jackson, call at the new
jewelry store of II. o. Witte, opposite
the PoStoffice, Broadway. 2Sjuly3t
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A few boarders can find accommoda-
tions at the house of Joseph Serrot, neal
Huron Furnace. 11augttf
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WE know from experience st. Jacobs
Oil will cure rheumatism.-Pe0r QU)
PeOTiH1
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[For the Jackson Standard.1
AN ENGLYN,
Composed by Welshman, on the habit of smoking
tobacco:
Tobacco draw-it is true
Poison possesses no virtue,
sponge to make man spew,t
villain of value.
+vomit d. D. PHILLIPS.
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95julySl-5nl

OLIvER's PATENT CHILLED PLow will pow fifty
acres easier and quicker than ordinary plow will
plow forty acres At one dollar per for powing
would save the price of the Oliver Plow in plow-
ing fifty acres, at Pickrels. 27jansltf
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Cook Wanted.


Wanted a first-class cook, ut PoindeX'
ters Restaurant, Main Street, Jackson, o
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WHEN the frosts begin to come, many
persons will be hurried in getting their
stoves put up for winter. The pipe will
be battered and rusted, and occasionally
a joint will be missing. In putting up
pipe fingers will be pinched, and i'm
proper words will be uttered. To avoid
all this, go to Graham's and get him to
fix your stove.
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j. X. GIBSON will preach at the Oak
land Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
at o'clock p. m.
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REV. r. II. FvANs, of Wisconsin, for
merly of this county, will preach in the
Welsh language, on Thursday evening of
this week, at the Welsh Church in this
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Calendar-18S1.
Entry of second-CIass Matter.

Entry of Second d-CIass Matter.
PosToFFICE, JACKSON, OHIO,
July 25, 1SSl.S
The jackson Standard published by Davis Mack
ley Jackson Jackson county, Ohio, has this day
bean entered by the publisher as Second-cass Mat
ter in accordance with Section 1919 the Postal Laws
and Regulations. S.P. BAL DRIDGE,
Postmaster.
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For Sale or Trade!


One express, one carriage, sulky, one fresh
COW, and two new top buggies. Terms, for new bug
gies cash. Apply to c. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Jackson, Ohio
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A GOOD letter, from j. w. Jackson, is
in type, but it is crowded over to next
week.
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THERE VIII be Basket Meeting at
Pleasant Grove Chapel next Sabbath.
All are invited.
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\ FRIEND who lives five miles east of town said to
week thatwe had spoken of several fine rains
jackson. He said there had been scarcely rain
in his neighborhood since Spring, and that vegeta-
zion drying up. He said that grasshoppers also
had done much damage-a thing unknown in this
county heretofore.
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VAULT is being dug near the privy at the Court
House. and the old vault will be tapped and drained
into the new one, and then the vault will be filled
up with the sqnd taken out in sinking it.
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Agents and Canyassers

Make from S25 to $50 per week selling goods for E.
RIDEOUT 4 CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York Send
for their Catalogue and terms. l9aug-y
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Sale.


Two OF three valuable town lots for
sale. For particulars address, or call
upon G. II. RUPP,
81 july81tf :. Jackson, Ohio
THERE will be Baptist Association in
the Fair Grounds in Jackson, commenc-
ing on Wednesday, August 18th, at II
o'clock A. NJ, and continuing during the
week, and over Sunday, the 21st. All are
invited to attend.
There will be refreshments on the
ground, and arrangements will be made
with the railroads for half fare. There
will be no charge at the gate for admit
tance. By order of
ALBERT COOLEY,
THOMAS BAKER, Trustees.
FLEMMON BRYANT,
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Jackson Baptist Banner.

We have received the first number of a neat little
paper, with the above title 1t is edited
and pu blished by Rev. E. W. Lloyd, Pastor of the
Baptist church of jackson. Those who know Mr..
LIoyd's deep piety, zeal and industry, need not be
told that his paper will be interesting. 1t is be
pu bshed monthly at 50 per year. 1t is printed
at the Office of the Hamden Enterprise and the work
is as neatly 1t could done any city
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HENRY,S CARBOLIC SALyE

Is the BEST SALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers
Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all kinds of Skin Erupticns Freckes and
Pimples. Get HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALvE, as all
others are counterfeits. Price 25 cents.
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DURABLE HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrers.
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Ohio WESLEYAN University

OPEN to both seXes-with elegant home for young
ladies'. Five buildings Extensive libraries, labora
tories and museum. Actual average cost to young
men for the last college year. including all items,
cept clothing. &155.OO. Classical, Scientific Pre-
paratory and Normal courses. Special advantages in
Music, painting and Sciences. Attendance 66S. In
college classes 273. Write for Catalogue. College
year begins Sept. 18th. G. H. PAYNE, LII. d.
President. 4aug2m
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DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures all affections
of the mucous membrane, of the head and throat
DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best Cathartic
Regulators, 4
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is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilousness. Mall
ria, Indigestion, and diseases ofsthe Blood. Kidney
Liver, Skin, etc.
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OBITUARY.
Corporation Notice.

MoNRGoMErY.-At the County Infrmary, July 30,
1881, Joseph Hebrew Montgomery, n native of Vir-
ginia. aged Go years, months and 2s days. II.
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Important to Travellers.

QUIET HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrel's.
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in this department. Summer coats-popln, moha
We can suit any aste and fit anybody in Jackson,
I'd cooler than any other We sell them by thousands
boy from three to ten years of age buy him pair of
quality of nobby straw hats for young men, exhibit
and Shoes the largest stock and lowest prices to be found
rts for men, 5Oc 75c LOO and 5O Mems good unaundried
store and learn prces you have any MEMS youths
AGalnrnoth Clothing Store
Streets
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

In this place. after lingering ill
ness. az about half past II o'clac., on
Sunday morning last, Mr.. F.'FRaNcrs
ENrL2R .ou OF David W. end Elizabeth
Enter, in tie l6h year or his aga
Thus, IN the morning OF lie. has tur
esteemed young friend been cabot from
time 10 eternity. None knew him but
to love hun" was tr1ly exempted in
him. Du'ing hii severe i!lness he s9r
.et Tered his hear u HIN wao I'd 9th
Nil things we'll, and fouu6 peace in be,
ie'ing upon tho Saviour. May tbis
bI's4ed tfulh comfort those waD N ,urn
Tor hin. ''ie e sso ready, for IA such
an hoUr as ye think rot. Tie SON t
Man ccncth."
Al his residence, on Rei.'s Creek in
Pendletnn iunty, on 81 ,nday 3Ist #
October. CrRus HOPKINS, Esq, aged a.
bout serenty-six years.
At his residence, sherman. Texas q
few weeks since, Dir. GEo JouvsoV .
native OF fendlcton county, sul brother
OF Jac'b +. Johnson, OF Franklin
/" Piedmont, on tho l0ih inst, Mrs.
JoIN JOHNSON, of Paralysis. in the
GOth year Of her age.
~ the resi- ience Of [. p. Bores, E.o.
IN franklin. his State, on the SD inst.
Miss SARAu DREPPARD.
In Cumberland, on Monday last Mrs
JULIANA THGU TON, widow nf the Istn
Gen. :. NJ. lhEus:on. ia ;l.e SGtd year
OF her age.
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Tribute of Respect.

A, meeting or the Sabbath School,
of the NJ. +. Church, South. held on the
18th inst, The Superintendent in very
feeling terms ann u reed the death OF oui
esteemed young friend ID. FRANK ENr
LrR, who was member Of our school,
after which the following resolutions
we're adopted:
WHEREAS, il has pleased God TO re.
move by death. one OF our number, ~hose
loss We deeply regret. therefore.
Rssoicsf Tha, we sympa,biz, with
the afflicted family in their sad bereave.
ment, aud trust that lie who tempers
the wind TO the shorn lamb. wilt grant
unto them the cousolltions Of his grace.
Resoleea, That we are glad that dur
ing his sickness he gavo evidence tina,
Jesus was with him and com ror,ed him
IN the closing hours of life.
Resotsed. That C ,pv Of these reso.
lu,ious De sem IL the attic ed family of
our departed friend. and that The cdi.
tor Of the Intelligence" be requested
10 publish tho SANE.
JonN j. CoMDs,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

An Important Decision "A very
interesting insurance case was decided
IN the Supreme Court of Appeals at
wheeling on last Saturday week. 1t
appears that before the war Capt. JOS.
r. Abel, OF this county, took out u
policy OF Insurance upon his life. in
the Penn. Mutual OF Philadelphia
through local agent, and paid eleven
annual installments upon the policy.
In 1861 the war broke out. and the
local agent and the insured were lost
sight OF in the four years Of civil war
THAT followed. Capt. Abel, however.
came out of the war all right and
soon after began negotiations for the
renewal OF his policy based upon an
offer to pay up his delinquencies, and
IN future to keep up the annual pay
ments. This concession he asked us
something due him. the policy had
lapsed through no fault of his, but on
account of the unforeseen circum.
stances of the war. The insurance
company in short time returned him
their ultimatum, declining to renew
his policy, or to make restitution of
any monies they had received, where.
upon ne instituted suit in the Circnit
Court OF this county to recover what
ever he might from the company or
net value OF the policy. In due
course OF time verdict for S924.l0
was given, and from this the company
appealed to the Supreme Court of Ap.
peals. Judge Green in delivering
the opinion of the Court affirmed the
decision of the Court below, and he'd
that the company was bound to pay
back to the holder the amount paid
to 1t by linn, less only the actual cost
OF Insurance during the time the poll
cy was iii force, and also held that the
policy had lapsed through no fault of
his ard gave judgment for Capt. A.
bell in the sum OF S9250s or ninety
eight cents more than that of the orr
ginal verdict This amour, was oh.
tanned by Judge Green after re.
course to the tables nj computation
used by actuaries of insurance COM
panies.--Spirit of etferson.
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HOW TO GET SICK

Expose yourself day and uight, cat
too much without exercise. work too
hard sithout rest. doctor all the time,
take AL the vile no.trums advertised
and then you will want to know
now TO GET WELL.-WAicb ia
answered in three vords-Tske Hop
BiIters!
George Henderson, of Warren coun-
~. sixty wears oil lie the father " thir.
teen children end grandfather Of TWEEN.
ty-soyen grand childrcn lie was mar
ried tie day he was twenty years old.
aud his wife Was littlo over Hneon.
81 200 per year can he easily made at
home working fcr +. 6 Bidcou'& Co.,
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send
FOR their catalogue and full particulars.
PERSONALS. Rev GgoaGe W. Fly.
LEY retained hone from Petersburg. on
Saturday night last. where he had been
attending the synod Of Virginia, accom-
panied Ivy bis mother, Mrs NJ. Finley.
JONI BOOKEn. Esq, Of Nchmond.Vs
Is visiting his daughters, Mrs. GEo. w.
FfNLET anil Mrs. ROM w. DALEr, 81
this plsce.
Mrs. GAuEET VASHETEU. % Hardy
county. is visiting her sister, Mrs. JAS.
4 GIBSON.
Miss AENIs TABB, OF Mont Alto, is
Ftbe guest OF Mss MAosrG V. 6fLEesoN
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DH!f{ntope Cutie yNurkek.
MONDAY. Nnp. IL la

MONDAY, Nov. IL, 1881.
a,tle are sold ~ theSe figures live weiaLt
uOgS ate sold AT oct weight thar ia 20 nor
cent tEenerdiiy) OF from i've weight. sheep
Te soid gross, .hsl - l.Ta Wughl, or noti.
ing Oh
bkAr tATfLH. The market to-day has shown
'uNCa p'm 't"s and WIS fIlly ~ active rs last
sc h !fice5. quality c1lside.si. were Quit.
10 b'SH rs t'eJ were last NsuI.y. me qtaIity
O' Tie ohc:in4s averaged better Than last week
Tue e"mhVO Caius Oeiug lees numerous and
'ue "rtSi Hr'd-s mJre peutlfIi, NTH the toDs
perhaps better thhu shcy we're last we.k W >
q"o'e AZ o'tSE6, mOsi ssss ranging at al IS
- per lUU los ~
Frees to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Bee'es at 52,aS6 % that GEO
s'Hil r"tsi hrstqGahty ! 3Itay:j 50: medium or
soOu i"Ir qushtJ 3 5J(1st % ordinary THU
o'eefs UAcn Hud COWS {. 5JGnSJ 50 . ex1reto,
range OF prices 5JCa,bJ 90 Most ~ the s.Iss
were IRON o. - S. IS per 100 los OF
we receipts 81 DEAD cans from MARYLAND
% ron virginia 1898 from Virgins 53I
rom ONO, % from Illinois lO2 roo Norm
CAROLINE aud Is lead from Pa total t-ceiut.
iot 'ne week 1924 head against 3 i94 last wvek
ana dJi3 head same time last year or the
Oueriugs lvJj head we're taken by Baltimore
ou'chefs' '45 sold TO country dealers. 2 10 Eas
,e'n specdinior5 aud % to Washington butchers
iO'S' safes Tor ne week 1904 uetd, agaiust 1884
iast "eebi ahd 81 head same ti,ue iast yeur
oWiSs.-Ihe bumbsf Of the ole iuys ynries
OUT h'ue ir0m last weeks, and the quality
SHOWS but niue, % any cnSnge Prices ace oiF
IS compared with the bSurts fuli Y last 4 on
DAY. We quote % day al f6lsk cis. with toys
~ - ceuis per 10 net, and 4 eS ysry choice &c
lecii,ns at sbud5 higher Gsure lie sup;,ly is
IhlfIy tqHti 10 a iuJder1,e demand Arrivals
lhis week itl5 head against 1858 last week
Hnd StI4 bead sif0e iifEe last ysat
SHasP $50 LAsas Tie number Of the offer
insS "h5 les I4adrei mole ihan Iast week.
aud TO, qnsiiy generally Averages = Hule .ct.
Ter than - did the, though tbs iops thep were
better Than my now oneIea. Prices, consider
ing The qualify, SHOW A. advance iu butcher
SueeP, Hi,u = fairly active demand rom nome
butchers, ~ alec fr5m Ess.ctn d5siers we
quote butcher SHEEP 90 JCJ5 cts, and L7mbs
4iG5J cents per 10 gross stock sheep Ewes /
JO,g pJ!pvr mead. We,he-s 3og cts per 10 gross
AtnVHls this week 1906 netd, aksinsi 1913 isst
week, Hnd 2j4l usad saIze tlue isst year Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-18

A two story log house in the suburb,
Of this place. owned and occupied by
Henry MARTIN, colored, was entirely
destroyed By fire early yesterday morn.
ing. Tlrs fire originated from stove-
pipe we understand, and it had made
such progress before discovered. that
with great exertion the household ef-
fects we're removed.