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Farmers Far0rite

b. Bickford h Huffman Grain and Seed Dr,Il
can fully establish the superiority of this drill
over all others in It's durability, Its adaptabili.
ty and general fitness for distributing perfectly
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large OF small-tbe very drill for all farmers. |
will take pleasure in referring you TO gentle
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Romney, West Va.
June IL, 1SS0.-ly.
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Let it Pass.


BE not swift 70 take offense,
Let it pass
Anger IS "a foe To sense
Let it pass
Brood not darkly DER "a wrong;
Which will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this CHEEKY song
Let it pass
Let IL pass!
Strife corrodes the purest mind;
Let it pass!
AS the unregarded wind,
Let il pass
ANY vulgar souls that live
May condemn without rcprieve
It's The noble who forgive.
Let IL pass
Let it pass
Echo not an angry word;
Let it pass
Think how often you have erred;
Let IL pass
Since our joys must pass away
Like the dew drops on the spray
Wherefore should our sorrows stay ?
Let it pass
Let il pass!
Ii for good you've taken III,
Let it pass
Oh be kind and gentle still!
Let it pass!
Time nj last makes 81 things straight
Let US not resent, but wait,
And our triumph shall be great;
Let il pass
Let il pass
Bid your anger 10 depart,
Let it pass
Lay those homeiy words 10 heart.
Let it pass!
Follow not the giddy throng
Better 10 DC wronged than wrong
Therefore sing the cherry song
Let it pass,
Let it pass
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REST IN HEAVEN.

Should sorrow DER thy brow
lts darkened shadow fling,
And hopes that cheer thee now
Die in their early spring;
Should pleasure Il. its birth
Fade like the hues of even.
Turn then away from earth
There's rest for thee in Heaven.
If ever life shall seem
TO thee toilsome wav,
And gladness cease TO beam
Upon its clouded day
II like the wearied dove
Ger shorcless oceans driven,
Raise thou thine eyes above,
There's rest for the inc Heaven.
But O if thornless flowers
Throughout thy pathway bloom
And gayly iee. the hours,
unsiaincd by earthly gloom;
Still let not every thought
To this poor world be given,
Nor always be forgot
Thy better rest in Heaven.
When sickness pales thy cheek,
END dims thy lustrous eye,
And pulses low and weak
Tell OF time to die;
Sweet hope shall whisper then
Though thou from earth be riven
There's bliss beyond thy ken,
There's rest for thee in Heaven.
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The New York San recently said /:
Gan agnostic is man who doesn't
know whether he hcs . soul or not,
doesn't know whether there is q future
life or not, doesn'. believe that any one
knows any more about these matters
than he does, aud thinks it waste Of
time to try TO end out"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03
Steam Engines,

AL sizes, guaranteed TO be perfect success, to
furnish sufficient power 10 r<l Mills with SAWS
from so to 60 inches. TIE Traction part 10,
without question, acknowledged to De perfect
and Is called the "Boss Engine" The New Pop,
ular Pony Circular Saw Mil Is now cutting ~
600 fee, per day with So inch saw. Can be
proven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03

He leads us on
By paths we did not know;
Upward lie leads us, though our steps
be Slow
Though oft we faint and falter on the
way,
Though storms and darkness oft obscure
tho day,
Yet when the clouds are gone
We know he leads us on.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03

A Colorado Judge recently cleared =
desperate who had committed foul
murder but the crowd hanged the ras-
cal from the courthouse window and
told The judge that The next time be let
% murderer 20 they would hang him.
Thcrouron his Honorprompuy soaton-
cod three other marlarcrs 70 be hanged.
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ON w AIR hid !!

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/ tai CNrdo fee Circulars before purchasing
your Machinery, &c. will sell The folio wing
all OF which ! warrant as claimed, or no sale.
The Celebrated Traction and Standard
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THE FEW WOOD

has held its place as the leading Newer and
Reaper of the World. Taking the most and a
mopg the highest Premiums. Its durability Is
exccled by none. aud the coat ot keeping in re-
pair less than any. also sell the Irvine Binde,
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

Our Stock large and embraces
nerehantahe goods. Generally three tunes of
New Goods We have just opened dry fabrics
ut Ronney Store full line Of Iupins
choice Madras Ginhams
quito Meetings. aud
Srrive during the next days. Conades Chevots Linen Drills
Llama Suitngs nd Lattice Lawn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-03
BOYS WANTED.

Boys Of spirit, boys Of will.
Boys OF mnscle, brain, and power,
Fit TO cope With anything
These are wanted every hour.
Not the weak and whining drones,
That all troubles magnify
Not the watchword of Il can't
But the noble one "I'll try"
Do whacer you have TO do
With. true and earnest zeal,
Bend your sinews to- the tass,
Put your shoulder TO tho wheel"
Though your duty may be hard,
Look not on IL as an III;
II it he an homes, task,
Do it with an honest will.
The following Commissioners were
appointed by The Board of Public Woaks
TO estimate the accessible value of the
railroads 10 the State:
First District Andrew Wilson, Ohio
county.
Second District -Wm. NJ. Randolph,
Hardy county.
Third District. w. Holt, Lincoln
county.
General GRANT receives $4,000 q
year salary as President OF the United
States National Eank, New York. He
is also partner in his sons business
house Of Grant 6; Ward, and has an in.
terest there of $4,000.
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New Goods,
For the Spring 1881.

WE have complete
he County
In mentioning
nice OF stylish PRINTS
%
1890 Slirngs l2c;
Children
Bargains in Carpet anj straw Mattings.
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Wit AND nUmoR.

GiCIk went 10 itls employer, Otu Il WO- I
percent, yesterday, and said to him.
Ny uncle has arrived from the in
terror to spend Mardi- Gras, and |
would like TO be excused fom the store
for few hours, just TO show him our
Cotton Exchange, our harboi improve
mcnt, particularly those on the bar,
and few other natural advantages
Old Twopercent got as mad as the |
mischief. lie scolded, stamped his |
foot aud bawled out:
Your pishness is in the store. You |
schoost go away from dc store and 1 |
docks your wages on the spot
Il am sorry responded the clerk, !
demurely; but if don't see him, he |
may buy his goods of some other
house. lie usually buys about $10,.
0o0.'
'Ish dot so ? said Old Twopercent,
smiling q smile saints might have en-
We'd: IVY didn't yer tole me pelore,
so | could meet him at de depot ven |
der train come in.--Galycston News. |
A Counting Crisis Happily Ended. |
One of the most unique specimens |
of the counting crisis on record occur |
red at London dinner party. He |
had long made love to her; and while |
at the table he learned from q friend |
sitting next to him that his rival in
tended to pop the question that very
day. What was to be done He was
some distance from her, while the
dreaded rival was nj her side. Tear.
ing q leaf from his note book, he |
wrote on it with pencil, 'will you be
my wife? Write your answer, yes
or no, on the paper and return it TO
me- This he sent to her by q waiter, |
saying, 'To the lady in blue at the end |
of the table Be very careful The |
servant was careful enough, but the !
sender forgot to give him the pencil !
for the lady to use. She didn't have
a pencil, but she cody put the note
into her bosom and answered to the
waiter, Tell the gentleman, yes with
as little betrayal OF excitement as Ii
she were accepting an invitation to q
game OF croquet.
Changing the Subject.-Col. Sam
Shinbone, colored citizen of uous-
tan, is in Galveston, and is the guest
of Jim Webster, who is always i'll
trouble with with the law 1hey were
taking stroll yesterday aho' haPen'
ing to pass the elegant county jail,
the visitor said
Dat ar am berry ATTRACTIVE eai-
fee
1T am. sab. It am Jest like one oh
desc mere poWeflnl maSheS. FL
man has got any ste&! III nm ne Is
drawed right inter ue huilli4 ana ne
cant get away tlli jest noluS 'il'n,
so it does, sah-from de outside.
What was yer saying about resident
Garfield and dc culled race !-Gal-
weston News.
a French fanny with tWchty, one
mill village from Canad" recently;
The next day the iatheT presented
himself TO the suPcrlh'ehaeh'' ana
addressed hlm thus: 1 wants 10 put
10 woman ana chi!dren III 10 mus 70
sehoS Lof Ze rest Vi 80 l''iiIi'eo'
- a,on o,l
belole il"IIl''Se sue WIS 80 r,", '''nj
JIG was lier treasure puI .'.lc, W az"
she became oearer '.'i M, ilc urea u q
an" ~, yo' ,ngS 'r;o no ,,a m"lrS, from
- IT,, 100. ,s,,l,ogsi,nI, oc,osg
'.,I ,,iS ~, - Do TO- o. go O
''S - 49, ,. .P",cr 1,o,, arn snch had
7.oy ti,o+ vo,, oro nGt g. tn sit in tho
C Gl,-,,'' -, ~ 80 onJ - hy mo ais
N|N1h-S ~ ~ ''-.' 80 - ---~' '
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Numbers for jane and December Of ea IN ycai
When no time Is specified, it will te understood
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Nov. 26, 1880. New York
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a farmer asked a boy what 10 would
work for, him for, one so ar The far
mer was close at bargain, and the
BOY knew it. Says tho boy I will
work for You If you will give me one
Grain Of corn Tor tho FIRST week
Two grains for tie second, four fox the
third, and doubling each week until
The fifty woeks or ve.r is ont. Good
said The farmer. The boy began work,
and took one grain 70 The Grst week, two
for The second, four ro1 tho third, eight
for the fourth, sixteen Tor lho Gr.h, tLir.
ty-tvo for the sixth HOll on said
tbe farmer, you arc taking too manv.
Not al all, said the boy. Il am bat car.
ryinz out the contract Tho farmer
bccsn TO fsarc how many grains thc
boy would take IN Gfty-tvo weeks, and
% bis a.Joui1imc1J nc found ont ne
would be entitled to i.4sG.ag3.2-1, 1867.
sos grains lie coulj never pay mm
and agreed 20 give him fair wages &C.
he would let BIN OF from tho contract
In Laurens county, Ga, Mrs 1ilv
Garrett wife OF respectable farmer
hal q difficulty with her daughter, aho
bal refused TO prepare dinner IN which
the latter fired both barrels Of 8 shot
gun at her mother, one taking effect in
Mrs. CARROTS head, in1icting mortal
wounds Mr.. Garrett returning, beat
the daughter so severely that 10 is
thought she cannot recover
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1881.
H07peT'S Ma6nzjNe.
ILLUSTRATED.
1881.

Studying the subject effectively ard from
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BOOTS & SHOES.

while we u stock in almost every line of goods kept
Merchandise,
Valley would special
Baltimore
dd bavo taken alya1g their selling off, at less than cost Of material
hrnted which viii sell
cities and b o'r best shoes m'dc Baltimore order to supply The
made
m1facoc and Of chs work selling Children and Boys Shoes low
Mems and
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Two months. postage incIdued !; 90
One month, postage Included, 80
Address
A. s. ABELL & CO, Publishers.
Sun Iron building,
Baltimore, Md.