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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY Inne o. 1ee

MONDAY, June %, 1881.
'attle are sold At these 6Iures live weight,
Hogs are sold ~ net weight. that il 90 per
cent generally OF from live weight Shee n
are solh gross That 10 live weight, or moth &.
ing OF
BSKF Cattle. The q1ility of the off.rin gs
was quite "a good as IL vas last Week. with per.
lhps fewer cOJI.nDn Cattle among tbcm Trad.
was g.. '"er aud prices Oft ic, and in u few
instances &c per 10. We quote al Z 5OG0SG so
few such AS bulls, selling at The II Il figure
most sales rtnging At 81 25@G o. per 100 lbs
Mich Cows But few Cows. and those conn
mon are offered We quo,e ut is6lS.5 p.r
head wholesale.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged MS FOL
lows; Best BeeveJ AT = STGgs6 50 that geu
orally rated hrs; quaht, ! 6lCd - 81 medium or
goJd i"iE qualify OO(G)S4 81 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxeu aud Cows 5O01S3 So extreme
range OF prices 51I9SG 50. Most ~ the sales
were from p 10 SO W per 100 lbs or the
receipts 90 head came from Virginin 5}J
from Ohio, l5j from Illinois, ~ from Mar, =
l"hd' 49, from Missouri ; from West Va end
10 head from Tennessee receipts fJrthe
past week were l5Si az inst 1850 isst wecx
anu EI6p head Same time last year. OF iA,.
offerings 903 head we're taken by Baltimore
Butchers ~ sold to country dealers % 10
Washingtou city butchers, aud 62 he'd T., EHs-
tef Spectators. Total salrs for the week 1853
mead, against lO7l last week aad 1914 head
81 ne thu. last year
SWINE The nu"be. Cf the offerings shc ws -
iailiug OF OF few hundred head and their
qnhliiy Is Tally az good ne those Of list week
ir"de through all tie Yards is reported lair to
good We quore at 4 l9l cents for common
hoss' aud better grades al sl(Gs4 cents, most
SAFES ranging IT SGySy cents per 10 net. A!r-
vas ihis week 49, head against BRO last week.,
ana 1871 same time last ye,r
sheep Asp LANES - There his bceu heavy
falling OH IN the number of the Cfv,rIlks rs COM
phrea "i'h last week AMI the qIallty is not as
COCO "s II w,s then. Trade Tor good Sheep
aud lhfnhs was fairly active while cunron ~
all Kinds we're slow of Gale. We quote Sheep at
SCg3i cts, aud a lot OF 200 for export 20 the
est indies Al 81 cents. Lumbs at 4Gg7} cen e
per 10. gross Arrivals t1iS week .6jI head
against Il $50 last week, aud Gl22 head sam
;iins last yelr-Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01

A SNAEE SroRY.-The other day Mrs.
Myers, the wife of farmer living in
Cash Valley. near Corriganville, Allie
gany county, Md, the Cumberland In
drPendent says, went TO the dairy early
in the morning to get butter for the
family breakfast. The dairy was loca-
ted over spring in meadow some
distance from the house and the path
leading thereto is very narrow, and at
one place passes through lot OF un Ter
growth. In passing through this strip
CT woods on her return, Mrs. MYERS
found that something sue supposed to
he branch OF a tree had become caught
in The skirt OF her dress. Sac tried to
shake it off by giving her dress hitch,
but did not succeed. Being in hurry
she kept on, thinking tho branch woull
fail away Of itself after little while
When she got out into tho open space
she looked back, the thing still elm: ling
to her. and found that instead of n
harmless tee branch, it was an immense
black snake, whose teeth, in striking at
her had become entangled in her dress
She at once dashed Off with the snake
streaming behind her Ike the tail OF a
comet. She brought UP at The kitchen
door, where her husband dispatched il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01
Skill in the Workshop.

To do good work tho mechanic must
have good health. filing hours OF con.
fnement in close rooms have enfeeLled
his hand or dimmed his sight, let him at
once. and before some organic trouble
appears take plenty H,p Bitters. Ills
system will be rejuvenatei, his nerves
strengthened, his sight become clear,
and the Whole constitution be built mp
TO higher working condition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01

Ii VIII De seen by an advesti semen,
In to-tay's Issue that Romnov ia 10 he
visited by MAIN & C5's International
A''~, en- Tuesday next, tie 9TH inst.
In speaking Of this tronpc, the Weu,eiue,
ONO, Otto'.. rem ,rlls: 'We rarely take
occasion to compliment tray cling
troupe after they have left our place. 1.
1t is rarely they meri, il /; but on the oc-
casion OF the visit of Main & Co.'S In
terna'ionai Show to this place, on Tues.
day the 18th ult., we mus, be excused
from departing from our general rule
Or course, we shall not attempt 10 par.
ucularize each individual performance
or performer, for where all arc good. and
lar above the average, it might seem in
vidi1us on our part. Everything was
conducted with the most perfect quiet
ami good order. while the performanc e
throughout was first.class yet we claim
The privilege OF publicly speaking of the
DAlma family, four in number, father,
wife and two children, who, when upon
the carpet, in some of their figures, tumb.
ing and statuary positions seemed to
be perfection itself; then, there was
Andy Burch, the homeless man; Kel.
~ and Haley, the Irish commedians,
etc., were only to be seen to be applaud,
ed. The canvas new and clean, the
seats Safe and comfortab able, the manager
polite and gentlem anly 10 all, while his
good lady, with queenly grace and ease,
presided at the well spread board of
fruits and CONNECTIONS. Tuere was not
mutmur of discomfort among tue au-
dicnce under the milk white canvas, nor
did there seem to be a jar or the slight.
e st misunderstanding among any OF the
performers. In word, the Internation-
al gives more comfort. more fun, and
better performing. for less money, than
any show now travelling"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01

De-. WHITTIER, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
it IL well known, has for many wears
stood at the head of the profession in
his speciality, all chronic and blood dis.
eases, nervous prostration and al dis
astrous consequences. See his card in
another Column. Read his works and
judge for yourself.-tf.
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GnfA Outfit furnished free, With full inst-uc
~ Az tiOus lor conducting tie most proGta.
ME business mat anyone can engage in. The
business u 90 easy 20 learn aud our Instructions
are so simple ard PIsin, rbst any one can make
great profits from iAe very START. NO one caf,
f,il who is willing 20 work Women are a.
successful as men. EOys and girls can earn
large sums Many have made al the Lusiness
over one bundled do!lare in a single week 49,
Nothing ike II ever known before All who
engage ire surprised at the case aud rapidity
with which they are aOie 10 tDSke money You
can engage Ia this business during v5gr soar
time az great profit. You do not have TO- invest
capital 10 IT, We take all the rick Thoee who
need ready money, should write 70 ne AZ once
Al furnished free. Address TRrE co. Al.
gnslH, Maine Dec "a, 1880. -ly.
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West va. UniUersiIy.

NINE departments of st@dy Textbooks fur
~ nished At Cost calendar ARRANGED TO suit
telchers-expeuses for one year from STD To
$500 non -sectarian, liberal thorough. Fall
Term begins September 1lh. 1881. Attendance
last year from 2s counties Of West Virginia and
from States and Territories Number OF stu
dents larger than foe ten years previous.
H.~For catalogues and other information, ap-
ply TO the Ac,ng'President ID. b PURINT0N,
Norgantown West Va.
June "a 1884. -3m
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KJMNEY MARKET.
DIED,

- a. ~
Az his homo, in Lee cOu ty. I.inoi-,
on the 2lst ult Mr.. RoBrRr TmoMP-
son, in the seventy first year Of his age.
hr. I. was for many years resident
Of this county, ard well and favorably
knoSn.
AT The residence OF bis father, near
Towards Lick, Hardy county, few
days ago, of Spinal Fever. after brief
illness, kOBERT L. LEE, son Of Mr.. Jo-
sepA Matthias, aged Is years.
Near Slanesyille. in this county. on
The 27tb nit, Mrs. 5. MILLEsov. i'm The
10Th year Of her age. She vas The ma.
ther Of Mr.. George Mlleson.
10 the p;isne is released
Lghtened Of her Hssbly load
Where The weary are At rest,
She is gathered into God AD. c.
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THE LATEST SwINDLE.-The latest
sign -your-name dodge is reported from
nei9hboring county in Md, where it
was successfully worked. A farmer, as
stated hy the account, was called upon
one evening recently 10y q well dressed,
gen'lemanly looking stranger who ask.
&C tie priyil6 sc of stay ing over night,
which was granten. In tie morning he
offered to pay his bill, but tue farmer
refused tie preferred compensation.
Pro!use i'll his thanks for the kindness
bestowed upon him lie asked his host
to favor him with his signature, which
lie unsusp. c'ingly complied with, and in
a few days the farmer received IL ptice
ihat note was hell against him for
$500, the signature of which he could
not deny. I his heats The phosphate
or corn shelter dodge considerably.
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The VOLUMES Of The Magaz'n ne Ifgin with fbe
Numbers for Jane and December OF ea n yeat
hen no time i5 specified II will be Understood
mat The subscriber wishes 70 begin with he coz
rent Number
Complete Set Of 'HVrer Magazine. corr
ptising 81 Volumes, in neat cloth Iindir, viit
he sent % express freight at expense Of pprcha.
GER on receipt Of g. . per volume single
Volumes bv mail. Post paid. 80 10. Cloth e..
7es Tor binding, 80 Goats, by mail postpaid.
=, hemiiiances should be made BY Post-Of1eo
Money Order or Draft. 20 avid cb nee ~ -
~ Newspapers are rot 70 copy this adyr-.
,i'ement without the express order o. Harper
Brothers
Address HARPER z BROTuFRs
Nov. 20, 1890 New York
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Wnhted .-ShermuuaS Co Mi chigau,
want an agent in this County at once, at
Salary OF Sl00 paid month and expenses
Full particulars address as above. Nav 7-lv
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w HIIES Moderate lines on Dwellings, Farm
~ property an hrst class Nercaui tile and
Manufacturing risks
UH.NTOitS :--Alnnzo Loring, Alcvnnde,
'"nshlia. George r. Jingle, James +. Barnes
Ma Ter \. Adams. A u Seamnn. r.
, 'rwNl, 'ohn VI. Brown. Ai.ONZU LORING
'rcs'Gent DOBRiNS, Assistant Secreta.
~ PAUL. Secretary r. \ ALEX.
AMBER. General Agent
George W. SHOCHEY, hrs. tseo appion,ed
Agent flT Hampshire Couuty. " Va.
July J. 1891. -iy.
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Mr.. joins Is. finley, Of this place, is
Agent for hampshire county, and is
ron engaged in soliciting subscribers TO
Hon. itcrs"n Davis great book. Rise
ord F,W If tie Confederate Government"
Receive the youth kindly an, subscribe
l.r .he work.
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Silver Creek. \. I. Fob 6 Is

'' ~ - rJ D, IpoU.
Gents have been very low, AMI
have tried everything, to no advantage
| heard your Hop Bitters recommended
b. 50 many, concluded to give Thorn a
trial. did, and now am around. and
constantly improving. and am nearly as
strong as ever. w II WELLER.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Subscribers who do not give express notice To
NE contrary, are considered az wishing 10 con-
ilnue their subscription.
II subscribers order the discon'inuance of
;h,ir periodicals. the Publishers NAV continue
20 send them until all arrearases are paid
n the subscribers neglect or refuse to take
'he.r periodicals from the Office 10 which they
IRE directed, they are held responsible until
lhey have settled their bills and ord rcd them
l.csudnurd.
Any person who receives a newspaper and
makes use ut It, whether he has ordered il or
hot j., held in law tn be subscriber.
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baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER ScHED III &.

l, ard after Nay %, 1891, trains will leave
IN spring Run, as follows:
EAST BoUSD.
No. 10. Accommodation. 9.35 a. NJ.
n. -. Way.Fr't e Passg'r, l0i4 A. NJ.
NJ. II. Freight & Passenger, COG Il. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
n. iGl Way IT & Passenger. 1158 A. NJ.
40. II, Accommodation ..3.2i L. NJ.
EF'8i Daily.
7. II. C. NORTON, AGENT.
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america" is au eight page forty col.
umn monthly Journal, published a,
Washington, ID. c., is b,imfull Of good
things for the citizen as well as for the
soldier.
Ii opposes monopoly. favors equal s
exact justice to all, and is The special
champion and defender OF the soldier.
his widow and orphans; every soldier
should KAYE it to keep him posted. Cx.
LIZ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS year. Sam
pie copy free. Address, GILMORE &
Co, Washington, d. c.
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SSI-
Ba1peI'S EaGrsine.
ILLUSTRATED.
1851.

studying the sutlvci effectively ard from
The educational point 0f view seeking to ur0.
vide that which tScu altogether win be of tho
most service io the lsrRes Uufnber i long Rgo
conc ndtd not, u could have bat one work
iuf public library, ! would select "a com,lets
sci Of 'ilarper's Monthly "-CnAGLEs FgAAci9
ADAMS, Jr.
its contents IRE contributed by tho most etai-
nent authors Gnd ~ lists of urolo md Smercn,
Shile the long experience Of i've publishers HIS
made thea thoroughly conyersant with ihe de-
slLes OF the pnblic, which they wil spare ID
effort to Crafty.
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A scientific paper says: This is an
age of steel" This is fact; but the
editors spelling is defective.
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs

Make from sS25 to $50 per wee.
selling goods for + q. RIDgOUr & co 10
Barclay Street, New York
Send for their Catalogue aud terms.
August 20, iSSO-ly
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Revenge is monenta-y triumph, i'm
which the satisfaction dies at once. and
is succeeded hy remorse; wberea, for
giveness, which is the noblest OF all re-
venge, entails perpetual pleasure.
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Circuit Courts.

Hardy. Grd TUESDAY in utrch and 9Th Tues.
day ia May AMI lst TueSdw in October.
Mineral lst Tuesday ia Nay and Sep,ember
snd 4.h Tuesday in November
Grant lst Tuesd,y in April and June nc 3rd
Tuesday, in October
PeniIe'ou, 3rd wednesday IN April and June
and 81 " eduesday in November.
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A New RAILROAD ENTERPRISE. The
stockholders Of the West Virginia Cen
raj and Pittsburgh Railway Company
met ut the flee Of Shaw Bros, Mary.
land Building, Baltimore, on the 25lh
ult., AID elected Hon. Henry G. Davis,
president {. =. II. flkns. vice-prcsident.
q. NJ. lloult, secretary anil treasurer,
and the following board of directors
Alexander Shav, Bal more; Hon. Au-
gus us Schell, New York Hon. Jas. G.
Blaine, Maine; Hon. William. ii.
Barnum, Connecticut; Hon. S. Il. FL.
kins, New York Hon. J. n. Camden.
West Virginia; William Keyser and
Jno. a. Ilambleton. Baltimore; Thos.
Il. Davis, West Virginia. Mr.. Vim
keyser presided, with Mr.. G.. NJ. uoult,
secretary, and among those present
were Secretary Of State james G. Blaine.
Senator I. Il. Bayard, of Delaware
Senators III. G.. Davis and j. n. Cam.
den, of West Virginia; Senator A. p
Gorham, of Maryland; Hon. WIN. Pink.
ney Whytc, S. Il. Elkins. r. f. Sickcls
aud Augustus Schell Of New York;
John K Shaw, Alex. Shaw. w. +. Poole,
w. G. West, X. G. Hall and others, of
Baltimore. Among the prominent stock
holders, others than those mentioned
above, are Hon. VIM. Window, Secreta
ry Of The Treasury; j. b. Chaff &c, r. c.
Kercns and U. S. Grant. Jr., of n. Y.
The company was formerly known as
the Potomac and Piedmont Coal and
Railway Company, and was Owned and
controlled by Messrs. II. c.. Davis 4
Bro, of West Virginia. and Messrs.
Shaw Bros. OF Baltimore. BY an act
Of The West Virginia Legislature, at its
last session, the name was changed TO
that Of the West Virginia Central and
Pittsburgh Railway Company. The
road is Of the standard gauge, and con-
meets with the Baltimore ard Ohio
Railroad at a point near Piedmont,
about 200 miles west Of Baltimore, and
is about completed to Elk Garden,
distance Of twelve miles. Here The
company owns a large boly Of coal
lands, containing what is know as the
great or fourteen-foot vein, and is now
opening mines AMI connecting them
with the main road by inclined places,
ard by tie 81 Of September will be rea-
dy 20 place this coal in the market
Besides tlis, the company owns $4,000
acres Of coal, orc and timber lands in
fee in the Piedmont or Potomac coal
basin, aud il is nov its purpose 30 imme.
d'atcly extend its line from Fix Garden
south, through is coal fields. mp tho
north branch Of the Potomac through
Mineral AMI Grant counties, thence TO
the southeastern boundary of the State
Of West Virginia, there to connect with
lbe Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
The main line, when completed, will be
above 100 miles l1ng, and will connect
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HorpcI'a Periodicals.
harper Magazine, One Year, 80 %
HmFers Weekly One ear, CD
hnrprr's B,ztt One Year, Oh
The JHnEs above publications one Year 10 90
Any ) " a"yYo named, One Ye1r, 90
barper'e ToGng People One Year, 80
Postage Free 20 ell Subscribers 10 the Cnii,a
States OF Canada.
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he contrary, are considered AZ wishing 10 con-
unue their subscription.
n subscribers order the dscon,inuancs of
;h,ir periodicals, the Publishers NAV continue
90 send them until all arrelrases are paid.
u the subscribers neglect refuse to take
'he.t periodicals from the Office 10 which they
IRE directed, they are held responsible until
lhev have settled their bills and ord rcd them
l.c3utnued.
Any person who receives a Newspaper and
makes use OF it whether he has ordered it or
not Is held in law tn be subscriber
Mr. joins Is. finley, Of this place, is
Agent for Hampshire county, and is
ron engaged in soliciting subscribers TO
Hon. Jefferson Davis great book, '.Rise
ori FW ?fhe Confederate Government.
Receive the youth kindly an, subscribe
fer The work.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Monday eve.
ling last, cs our ie.low pwnsman. JAS
GIBSON, Esq, was in the act Of START
ing 70 taPCn bridge to finish his duties
"i assessing his district, as he was Ia
t'n; In tie cushion OF lis buggy, lis
horse took fright. and suddenly wheel
80 ''' W. CUT vi TIE "uS'
- breaking his thumb on the left hand
and hruisiug his head and face badly;
he has very black eve, aud looks con-
'9 ''11' up Inc morse ran oil
and caused considerable damage Ia the
buggy. We hope The Squire will trade
A.,r-s, aud not risk one 50 uaruly.
'', '''''s ','SI . IiS.-ota'e super
'''.'''' ~ ,''"oo''' 1.'' d. L. BUTCHER
,,, 40 "1 '""' vac '''"e'S lhs'llu'e
p',.. ,,'.'" - 80 = sun. . 'u'y ~ IN
', ~ - - "''e' o'oFe an
=, G, '@s 10. ',"-',S 'u''or' iro''
~. - I > NV :" l1"'"y' Angus
q .''u't tor 1907. i. II. CRAGo.
rr, Sat. po,-I - u.,.L ~,
m...in,, @, W,e.l.r.,o ~, ,rna,'aa 49,,
v..l ..i or.,,:z,7l.. -,
Dr. Motprr7, Of porLo-,,a- D.;
dent. and Dr Rrrvn. - Witt
Secretary. The so.sion ,a,.o, 49,.
4, and fine roa,d vos o,n.l ,,;a.;
fa 1;.cp..i,a ,,o ,,n 81 1870.
.alu-, p.dor j. !, uoa d,,ar
""''' - - was ue'eF-
"!l'''.' 'u' loc' or county
''' VIZ II resp c''Ye CohsFeSs'on-
e '.''.''o'''
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The Grafton Cornct Band we learn
from the Sentinel, rendered Mr.. 0. w.
Schaffer and bride q complimentary SC ..
renade on Friday evening last. Mr..
Schafer in tlrn gave the members Of
the Band Cordial reception, snd after
discoursing number of airs in their
usual admirable style were invited to
partake OF refreshments, and short
tine was very pleasantly spent.
The weather during the past few
days has been remarkably hot.
A very worthy Young mn, named
AsHBY, a clerk in the store Of Mr. Rich
ard Price, of Moorefeld, died, sudden
ly, on Friday last.
Judge JAMES ID. Armstrong and wife
left their home in this place, yesterday
morning enroute for the Sea Shore.
Will be absent some weeks.
Mrs. S II. GIVEN, who has been Wis
iting in this c immunity, left on Tues.
day last for her home IN Carlisle, Pa.
Michael McCabe, n resident OF Mar.
,insburg, who has been employed on the
new railroad above Piedmont was knock.
ed down and robbed of ten dollars, near
Bloomington, Md, on the Zen ut.
The Moorefield Examiner learns that
a fine gray mare, belonging to Mr.. Gar.
rett Cunningham, was killed by light
ming on the 18th ult.
Mr.. Hamilton j.. Gibson, a well
known and much respected citizen Of
Ncwtown, died Of paralysis on The 22d
ult., after few hours illness. lie vas
IN The Gjth year Of bis age, and. the
Winchester Times says, was one Of the
oli.time wagon.mal,ars who made New
town famous Tor that branch Of manu-
features.
The Winchester Times states that
Capon Springs has about a hundred Wis
itors at present. larger number than
were there at this time last year.
In Mineral the County lcvy is twenty
five cents on tho 800.
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a thousand stocking weavers are pre- :
pairing. 10 emigra.e from Chemurz.
Germany. to America.
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Ci1oc Lodge. No. 81. A. r. 4 4. ", NEE
ca nae ard Friday in each month.
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Court Directory for 1881.

Great Cont for Hampshire county first
Tuesday in March, i;h Tuesday ia Nay aud Ord
Tuesday IN September
Couniy Court the at TIesd1vs in January
A rl and October and the last Tuesday In Julv
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II r. IL NJ ~.

For Three Months postpaid, 80 cts
For Six Months, 81 O
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NASBY PORTRAIT FREE

Every subscriber to the BLADE. during the rub
LEGATION OF Mr. Lockes European Letters. 70
either or months, will receive free of ch.rg,
a splendid
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In Mineral the County lcvy is twenty
five cents on tho 800.
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The Winchester Times states that
Capou Springs has about hundred Wis
itors at present. larger number than
we're there at this time last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01
Nasty in Europe.

is the LARGEST Political aud Family paper In
the United States and in addition TO this fca-
iure, contains d'zen Others, kao~u To aud APP
proved ~ majority Of the flmili>s in every
State aud Territory.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-01

TEAH&Us' INSTITUTES. State Super
m cndeUt Of Schools Nr. b. l.. BUTCHER.
informs US that the Teachers Institute
"'ll be hc'd in Hampshire, July 18Th, in
Romncy, ms cad of as here ofore an
1cuncod, August Sili-Ins'ructor, Prof.
F. u. CrAdn, and in Hardy. August
N.h at Ward,nsyiite, instead of August
l,,-In-'ru, tor, P:of. /. II. CRAGo.