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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR scs Tue : az nv 3
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE KECElE ~ A. ~, Ii
uProWN oFFiCES 40 LBS BrSoqw ,n Gt ah W.
d. ast fonreentI4t cor6sr unioa'JlarS 1cO rard-
ava SoI " ioo cor On }nludrej'anitwely-
ahhst. up a. B. D. m. az regular once rstes-
A UCTION SALE.-C0le Murphy w, VIII hr sen
y Fehtnary % at III o'clock, NJ 300 ALlsnucaVe doos
vn All t6s contents Of yerv stable ~ horses ca li"sS
wagons coaches harness. blankets etc,i sale Pos1te.
y1DWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.
Ia Confirmation sale OF the entire STOCK OF o a'V ~ VI
Jrssrs. OLtNIEHi bES ~ t,h,,rcn
Al 7gi BUOApWA OppUsle utlee Ch"A'"
" " FfiIS DAY at O'CLOCK
Tho balance Of the mirrors about 5O also tho eh"ndeofs
tabes anu All the coral jewey ----
bICHARD V. HARNETr, Auctloner'
FIFGANT HOUSEHOLD FukNlIuItE,
uade he Uerter Bros. and other celebrated iuaNeiA
''' S{t be sold AT Auction, at lO;3u oG1ooh,
This day an UtSDANl, FEbtst NJ -
At III Mesi 56th ST., near 0thhFo' onr,o,,a
ronsstfng OF elsgant ROSEWOOD paroi sns, Ersnt
and lambrr1uius 10 match inlhh cpsmeA en oirs en-
eronzr- statuary OIL pann9a y natTesses
g'ovtnva books satin ami lace CURTAINS iI 80 -
feather beds MoqueL Wilton, velvet anu bEuSS'i' 'P
Kitchen v are and utensils, etc,
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furniture.

OFFICE DESKS.-All kinds, new and !, sec St.
" ond hand lowest prices. JOHN j. hElLLi' 0' N~
a.
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HOUSEKEEPER.-By an English Protest
ant as working hCusekeepe6 or general servant IN
self useful; good references low 14l LeGersplace
Brooklyn, L. l.
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0VERNESS.-WOuld take charge of two
~ children; speaks iuently French German English
music. Address /. NJ. 286 ClernOnt.aye, Brooklyn
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nv resolution Of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS the third
in.t1ncnt OF TEN PER CENT upon subscriptions I" the
or bonds Of -,
TIIE NEW.OhLEANS PACIFIC HALLWAY COMM \ >.
rer CIRCULAR OF August 1885, Is called for and VIII be
due and pa able March . al The oce 0 "0elshouet q
60 81 Exchange pla e., New York $1,000 $1,000.
Cnecks shout be order OF G Wocrishoncr treas
W &. +. " UEKlS HOFFklI
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DORTER, DRIVER or GRO0M.-By 9
thoroughly reliable man as porter driver OF groom I'm
first class references. Address p n a.. 1877 WaynesI
Jersey city.
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DORTER or USEFUL MAINLY an Ameri-
Il can. age 81 porter useful man would prefer q
Wholesale house willing TO accept moderate wages can fur
nish references Address EMIL KRAFT
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COOK by respectable young woman as
~ frscass understands cooking In all its branches
BY week month good managers unexceptiOnable cit
reference. 2l5 West I0thst
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Ladies', children's, infants:
~ boys operates machines w. w. perfect; good
IL adav Address !. Tribune Branch Office, 81
East l4th.st.
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DRIVATE WATCHMAN, &c.-By man,
age a. private watohman porter or driver wholesale
house reference willing 20 commence
small salary. Call address WILLIAM PRICE 204 Eass
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CLERK.-By q smart, respectable Young man
~ who has had years experience clerk T. temper
ate and reliable Address f. p Tribune Uptown once 25s
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EIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY YEAR SIX
PER CENT GOLD BONDS

Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad Company
Issue Hmitei 10 Sl,uOU,uUO, or lcss than
slf 900 pei mile.
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COOK. - By Protestant Scotch young
- woman understands tho culinary art In every branch
dinners and rsclass made dishes city country bes
references. Call at 2e2 6th.aye., near l8thst
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DORTER, WATCHMAN or USEFUL MAN
nv steady good reliable porter. wachman use
fu man unexcepuonable references Address o. q.
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CLERK or COLLECTOR.-Insura Gun
~ aged "a; understanding the insurance business
collector furnish the best OF ret
eTence and security; moderate expectations INDUsTRI
: n
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COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help; for
~ cry or country. Can be the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU, 1873 9Th fourth house above lOthat
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DURSER'S ASSISTANT.-By smart, reli
aOe respectable yOung man Ia sober and has the best
of references AddY X Y H. Tribune Uptown once l2Ss
Broadway.
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SALESMAN.-By an A l salesman or buyer
- cothn notions hats and thofou ghly expert
enced and unexceptonabe estlm onals Address w. H.,
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| OLERK, SALESMAN &c.-As clerk, sales
~ man or general work. by young man (Amereanl
age reerences moderate pay aeceptaOe ADDRESS
AI-reR r uuITDN. 4l9 hrOanMal BrOOklyn. w. ID.
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SALESMAN, &c.-By q business man, ~
salesman oce assistant in wholesale house has saac
tory references. Address RECoMPEHsE. Tribune ONCE
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DORTER.-By a sober, willing German, speak
ing English. clothing other business house best
OF references Address A. MERSFELDER l2S Edridgest
cfv
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~ she excellent cook oean tidy, civil and obligng
wash and well good references. AT the
PROTESTANT BUREAU, 1873 6thaye
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DORTER or MESSENGER.-A cOlOred man,
22 years age good appearance porter ONCE
seuger bas best Call send for DREW s..
IA COrnelia-st
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NHECK CLERK or COPYIST.-By a smart,
" intelligent young man (2ll is sober temperate and re
alb 8 respectable work good refer
ences. Address THOMAS CASSIDY, 40 Greenest. Brook
y. Y.
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CALESMAN, &c.-By an American of intel
- gence salesman clerk anything can furnish bet
city rerences moderate salary acceptable Address e. j.
N(1RI, plaindeld MI
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CASHIER.-By young man as cashier /; Is
- sober Intelligent honest and good penman can give
the references Address T. O. BRUMME' ITO East
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We invite subscriptions ~ 90 and accrued interest for
limited amount OF the above named bonds
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LII who are Interested IN railroad business
~ and mileage .tatlsos s1ond Get r fE rktBu az AL
MAN for 1881. nov ready. prioc IS cents o. mat
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
ID col The tribune Almanac Tor 1891 gives tho hgure'
United states revenue ANA EEpendlt1rs since 1870 fFoe
. by
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EXECUTIVE OFFlCH, }
WEsIERS INIoN TELEGRAPH CONrANf.1
NEw.YoRK. February -. 1881.
DY ORDER of the Board OF Directors of tins
ID COMPANY for the transfer OF The chpai stcs
-, ma cnpany Will remain closed uut the further order oil
The hoard OF Of the Executive Committee ID. - .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16
DEATHS.

On Thu rsday night. the lat inst.
Mrs. ELIZABETH AMBER son, wife of
Mr.. Daniel Anderson. of this county, in
the 9th year of her aye.
In Springfield, this county. on Mon
day morning, the 18th inst, after lin
gering illness. Mrs. HANNAH BRADY.
consort OF a former highly and useful
citizen OF this county, John Brady, in
the o1th year OF her age. AS chris
tian. Mrs. H., was earnest aad sincere.
She loved Der Saviour with deep and
nufsteriug love. Asleep in Jesus"
Her borrowed family have our sympathy
in their sorrow.
Near the Levels, in this county, on
the 2Sth nlt., of typhoid Fever, Hiss
SARAH Z. SNYDER, daughter OF Mr.
Frederick Snyder, in the 18th year OF
har age.
Ga the 22nd uit., in Welton District,
Mineral county. OF Paralysis, Mrs
CArnARINE BANE, aged 40 years, wife
OF Mr.. Jesse Banc
On the 9Th ult., on North River, this
county, Mrs. MARIA c. WILSON, CON
sort OF Mr.. John r. Wilson, born De-
cem6er l2th. 1907, aged rs years, IL
months aud 70 days.
On the Both ult., in this county, Miss
MARY NJ. WILSON, daughter OF Mr..
IAcHARIAH WILSON, born December
LIST, 1866, aged 10 years.
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Itsms from the Cumberland TINES
OF "Wednesday:
There is a great deal Of typhoid fe.
YER IN our city at present.
DR.. S. L. Smiths condition is about
the same as it has been for several
days past, though yesterday he rallied
some little.
Judge Pearre was somewhat i'm.
proved in health yesterday.
A Big Lot of Fine Cattle.-Mr.
John /. Vanmeter, of Old Fields.
Hardy county. Yesterday put on board
OF the cars, at Keyser, the finest lot
OF cattle ever sent East from that sec.
ton. The lot consisted of 100 head.
whose average weight was 1874
pounds, and thirty-four of the mum.
Der averaged l ,943 pounds. There is
not poor head in the lot. They
were shipped to Philadelphia an d
New York.
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Baltimore Cattle MARKET.


MONDAY, Dec. II, 1851.
atue are sold At iLese figures live weight.
Hogs are Sold at uel weight that il 20 per
cent tgenerelly) of from live weight. Sheep
are soid gross, that ia live weight, or moth.
ing OF
BsGP CATTLE. The market has been generally
quite slow to-day. Prices FOR the best grades
have been well maintained, aud in some ia.
Stances show an advance, tue offerings OF that
ciass oeirg rauch less than last week Commoa
ositie were very plentiful, and wete generally
lower than last week 70 in few csses We
quote 81 2G)S6 rs, few ceiling ~ oithsr extreme.
though there we're more saes nt aud near The
former than The latter price, most eales ranged
from ne, 50 per 100 lbs
Prices TO-DAY Tor Beef Cst,lo ranged as fol-
lows Best Breves at 25Gef6 - that gon-
crafty rated hrst quality 4 25(agS5 -: medium or
good fair quality O0(ss4 90 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen aud Cows z OUG1S3 90 extreme
range OF prices 00G9S6 %. Bloc, OF the salcs
Were hCm 90 to 50 90 per 100 lbs OF
the receipts l6S head came from MARYLAND
~ from " Virginia l434 ifoIn Virginia 353
from ONO, l0i from N. York, 80 rom Ter.
Eessee snd 90 head frcm Penn n total receipts
Tor the week ZIG head against 1875 last week
and 1881 head same tuie last year or the
offerings $40 head were taken by Bnliimors
eGlchers, 232 sold To- country dealers 8O4 70 Ens.
tern spectators aud 90 10 Washington buichers
Total sSles for the week 1884 head, against 2Gss
last week, snd 1927 head same tiue last year.
SWINE The offerings, though about 600
head less than last week are about equal TO the
moderate 20 good demand that exists Tor them
The quality ia variable, 10 some OF the peas they
are much better. aud in Others they are reported
rot rs good ss Lest week. We quote ~ 7G9ss
cent?, few sold at eitSer extreme, most sales
ranging from s9sl cents per 10 net Arei-
vale this week 6357 head against 1899 last week
ana 1887 head same time iast year.
SHEgP AND LAuas. There il a very limited
demand on the part OF home butchers, and
trade would have beeu exceedingly duli hut for
an Eastern demand which absorbed considerab le
Numbers The quality averages something bet
ter than thai Of last weeks offerings. We quote
butcher sheep ut 3C)5 cents. Lambs at 4ls.5t
cts per ID. gross. Stock Sheep 50(GyS3 90 per
head. Asryals ibis week 2477 head agaios.
$685. last week, snd 2lOe head same Tins last
year. Sun
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT North River School No 7. on the
Both OF Nov. the death Of Miss MAGGIE
WILSON was announced.
Maggie vas member OF our school.
aud as she was ever kind and rnild-"To
know her was to love her"
Her life seemed as short and bright
"a summer-daY, and was as pure as
the dew that sparkles on the mountain
top; and while we mourn our loss, we
trust that the great school in the bow
ers OF immortal bliss has been augment
ed, and that her voice il swelling tho
chorus OF the Angel Band" beyond
the river.
The following resolutions were adop.
ted by the School;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased COD 10 take
away by death ono OF our number, whom
we all loved dearly. therefore,
ResolUei, That we sympathize with
tie afflicted family IN theit loss. and trust
that lie in whose hands are the issues
OF life aud death, will sanctify their af-
Fiction TO the good Of their souls. and
give them the Consolation OF His grace.
Resolood, That The editor Of tho an
TELLiGENCER" be requested to publish
the above also that we tender our
thanks for same.
+. G. POWNALL, Teacher.
j.. L. FRYE.
MATILDA WuTAcaE. Com'
Smiths Cap. Dec, .. 1891.
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Elk Rus CAnp. Dec. 10. 1891


MAJ. HARPEE-Dcar Sir: As we are
now abou, IN leave our camp in the vii
derness, where We have been for a fort
night or so. NO will try andsgive a brief
account OF our scenes and adventures
while here
We left waddletown on WEDNESDAY,.
the 50th ult.. and reached our ,les,ina-
ton on Friday, the 2nd inst. May of
our men. had for.some time looked for
ward with much anxiety to the time
when We would leave the Wilderness.
some because they were not fond OF that
wild country in winter, aud some with
the expectation OF carrying loads of
game away AS trophy. We finished
our work much sooner than we had ex-
pected, and some OF our men came A.
way with less game than they thought
they had when they went in. None of
US. l believe. bad game enough to at
tempt to catch the deer as they passed
unharmed across the line. heard one
man say be had to or did scare the wild
turkeys out OF the way before sighting
through the instrument. came up to
Mr.. A. G. Finley one time when the tur.
keys were oil around and over him lin
the trees) He would call them 10 him.
scare them away and call them back.
all without the aid of a regular "turkey
caller" A flock oc sheep would not
make much,smore sign than the deer
have. We saw a bear sign and one of
our men was supposed to be followed by
panther. lie did not get to see him.
and..did not stay long enough to have
that opportunity. One man i'm the com i.
munity killed panther, one OF the toe /.
ndHs or which n member of our party
has in bis pocket 10 show to the friends
| at. home. One of our men SAYS he
bad bear to run him up a tree and
when ho got near the top he saw ano-
| Their one coming down toward him. He
then made for another large tree, when
he got about half way up it he met one
coming from the other side OF the tree.
lie continued thus to run aud climb
from these three bears. AMI when he :
woke he thought he must have been
dreaming for two hours.
Ii we would describe the height OF
our shanty by the number OF stories that
we've told in it. it mightreach figures
above our ability :. to enumerate,--
yet 1t was good house. Five men
built very comfortable log house 20
! Il. long and Is It. wide, and covered IT
with clap-boav'is in two days. We split
the logs with an axe & glut. They would
face 10 inches. Christmas is cnming
and 80 are we. u. no.
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O y / II II a r. .

la the green and tender leaf. before
tue unfolding flower Of manhood has
given more than faint promise of The
beauty snd symmetry of its full devel-
opment, lie is suddenly cut of, and the
places that knew him shall know him
no more.
FRANCIS RANDoLPu ENrLER was born
February gath, 1864. and died Novem.
Der 18th, 1881.
To the great world these two events
comprise tbs history Of every life; and
1T recks little either the one or the other !;
bot within the sacred circle OF the affec.
tons II is not 50. Thore these events
are exalted into eras Of JOY and sorrow.
TO which all others are subordinated aud
reyerentially referred. More especially
and sadly is this true, when sweet homes
have clustered about the life of bright
and gifted youth. who has bowed his
head at lis Makers call, while yet the
shadows are towards the West, and the
"hhitNN HltNhSl - liOhtu VI TIE lOuu~
tain" Tie half formed plans are over
thrown; for "Ihe wheel is broken at the
cistern." tho building hopes almost
ready for full realization arc crystalized
forever, and "tho silver cord is unloosed f"
Tue sands of dear young life are run out
and "tbe golden bowl IS broken" The
last sad offices Of friendship and respect
are publicly pail, and the world goes on
as before. II knows naught Of tho des.
olatiou which a few fond hearts expert
ence nsught Of The mementoes Of child.
hood and youth which arc now collected
& preserved with religious care naught
Of the dutiful words AMI manly senti-
ments and noble aspirations that memo.
~ has fondly stereotyped on tho bleel-
ing hearts IN that darkoned home. aught
Of the vacant chair that may not. must
not be pushed aside.
Bot there are those who know and
ponder all these things, nd many more.
through weary days and sleepless nights.
tiu the sweet balm OF resignation comes
from above TO heal tue broken carried
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors AMI iniiscretions of
youth. nervous weakness, early decay.
loss OF manhood, &c, / will send re :
cipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered 10y missionary in South Ame.
RIGA Send self-addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISaAN. Station
ID, New York.
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ard to sweeten even The bitterness OF
death.
mo farther seek bis merits TO disclose
Nor draw his ftsilies from ,heir dread abode
There they alike in trembling hope repose.
The bosom al bis Father and his Cod
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The County Court Of Hampshire
C0uaty will meet on Tuesday, tie 3rd
ddy Of JaHuary merit. JoHN L. VANCE.
Esq Presidents. HOLLAND WILLIAMS
E,q, and Capt. DAVID PuoH, Asso-
caies.
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The Supreme Court or this State. now
in Session a. Wheeling. will adjourn to-
morrow for the Christmas holidays.
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Eleven Thousand

OUR purchases OF fall goods ncrly ss
ven thousand dollars department
examination believe wide range of de-
srale goods. eei W
Our stock unquesonab the largest this
ae tie of ladies all
aty iind
alone.
last by ladies Winchester that
our prices the lowest.
have cheap clothingalso medium psi clothing and high priced
eonhg o sc
suit OF ready made cohngToy selling the
county their clothing ready made and the only gu
Tor 1t Is that we have found u to buy ~
AT this of tho year all interested in buyinr
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u
No Al Freight 81 Passe'r. Col NJ
WEST BoUNp.
No. 46I Freight s; Passeng IL So A. NJ.
Nol4. Passenger 2.4i T.. III.
IL "a Gx,ra Dsiiy.
" w. AohNr.
,ro,,. No >,
======-==
The County Court OF Hampshire
County will meet on Tuesday, Tie 3rd
Is, prss,iont-S. HoLL.sn wr,Ns
r,n and Capt. DAVID Puou Asso'
c,Ies.
by Tie Ladies Mite Society of tho Pres.
by,erian Church at Springfield. in con-
reeiion with an Oyster Supper and re-.
rcshmeuLs will take place nj tho Raj
SN", a., :" "p'' "s
r., 80 - ns' VI
oo-,o.1 eo,h '"e
w. - 100, -
IN y
-. ~, 1 '"N'eH
M 80, ""' oo ueio
w -''- '''S y. Oe'e nioer'
~. :, IN > 800 'e'iua"ue' oa'e
>" wa 'N NV " N'0o"' M
IN tho Institution At this nIoco for ,ho
uc.r DAMN s,d plina ,horo o. :,
I''@'"' '"' ""''"''' """ zen PuP'iS'
The Indies Aia Socio.v os y,.,,
fart and Vicinity ,ill bol5 en- ors,o-
gn3per ana Festival on The ,vopinos =,
lie 22nd and lsrd inst
We had slight fall Of snow or San.
Day night Isst. The weather on that
night changed AMI since we have had
a" tho ioathsome disease, Small Fox
n prevailing more or ic~a in tie ci:iss
ard larger towns OF our Union, il would
De matter of safety for every ono in
our County 10 get Yaccinated.
-, 'o e,"P 'e'-
i'r another yesr Tie Rev. gentleman
".'l reside IN MsriinshoTg, during tho
winter and through the summer will
live ii Oakland. There will he preach
ias III me church every two weeks.
sunday week will be Christmas; bat
next lueSdsy afternoon you can, by
Gaming at Judge armstrong; End come
'"in5 'Lst VIII IN all Pr"oa'''i''y, he's'l-
zen your Chr'Sina@ enjoyment. Give
I've 'aa''S q q any ho"' 1t viii DO you
A'o' 20 SOC '"eF "rlGht 'hces' ana you
''h mako 'hem brighter ~ Tightening
'i0'' V"o'1'.
r.,r yo-, en-, ~ h-r. o.
ia. Mao, =, 0o1,ass,y loo, =. x.
F,,,s,. y,ry s,,roo.s,,J t.,,,s
rvlrJ nray Tim Giaho IN th;s cc,,t,.
Ir pis hmm, IN Tpcsdey 10 c.,.o mo.
q, bcrt ri, eye d,or md on, - a.. 80
ls, Li.l.d three. mud during ,,,o day
shot another king four in ono 1sv
: he Ladies 81 Springfield will be moro
s,Ia in Springfield on Thursday and
friday. The 29,h and s0tb DAVIS Of III.
present month.
&r. y. NcCARrv NJ tbia Mace who
Dos, been absent for near two month.
past. returned here on Thursday last.
Il. McCsrty. was the contractor for The
erection Of \ Church. near u,ruor,s Mill
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

Fresh Cakes, Crackers. &C, at Mrs.
Louisa Houser's store. Don't you for
Get i'll
Do not fail TO attend the Ladies Sale
at Judge Armstrong; next Tuesday az
ternoon.
The great scarcity Of cabbages this
year leads the New Haven Register to
detect a slight flavor OF tobacco 10 Con-
necLicut cigars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16
Frederick County-From the Win
chester TINES of "Wednesday


No More Smallpox. No new ca
ses OF smallpox have occurred since
our last issue. We learn that many
exaggerated reports as to It's pre- va.
lence here have been circulated i'm the
country. The fact is that there have
been but six cases altogether, one of
which WAS fatal, and the others are
all convalescent. The physicians pre-
cautions, etfectually aided by the au.
thorities, have been so thorough as TO
prevent the possibility of its spreading.
and even the most timid of our cit i.
zens have dismissed their fears on the
subject.
A very interesting series of meet
lngs have been going OH in the NJ. f..
Church 5. for more than week, & are
still in progress. The meetings are
we'll attended, and by the earnes, and
sustained labors of the pastor, assisted
by Rev j. p. Hyde, promise to re-
suit III much good. There are %
number of penitenis at the altar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-16

Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. r. h A. NJ, meets
ou ,ae 3td Friday Ia each month