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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-24

THE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGH
i LY.IMPROvED FARM OF 1919 ACRES.
CALLED "INGLfsInE." IN GUOGHLANI,,
COUNTY. TwFNTY-TBREE MILES WEST OF
KTCHMOND AND NEAR To THE DEPOT nf
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD Ar DOVER MILLS. AM, WITHIN ONE
AND A HALF HOURS TRAVEL BY RAIL
| Al The request II Mr. James W. Goodman Whose
feeble health debars him from Iersona, attention 70
ihe fafml off.r for sale his TRULY vAbUhBLE
FARM located shove, sdjoining the farms OF
| rs Dr. Wight NJ that OF the ATE James VI Nor
| son Il contains 36lA ACRES, Of winch about
| lpO acres are IN original growth or me 09k, NICK
ory poolar &C.. the haiance in open jand, IN geod
heart Of excellent quality. The Improvements are
| most ample fer The use OF a large fanlly. Inc
| DWFLLiN contains nine rooms above the base
Ineut Is IN excellent repair. recently covered with
| sIaie hand ONE shsie.trees around ", and com
| mands q fine view Of the whole place. There are
large harms stables, courthouse. ice-hOu3e. &C.. ana
| n MOST VALUABLE GRlS1-MILL, Welding an
annual toll of about $50 barrels or corn. Out the
dam 10 the pond was recently partially des roytd'
| bnl could BE- repaired AT a small expense.
This farm j. I'm remarkably healthy locality, aDd
has recently bef n assessed at higher Dricc thal
almost any other farm IN the county, aud u Is uni
yers ,llv regarded QUAIL TO TIE BEST.
| THE TERMS can bt made accommodating abh
| the price quite reasonable.
Possession ia the fail, earlier " required. APP
/ DIV 10 W. Oolpi'lN'
| {. ~ .pod3t Real Estate AuciioDeer.
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by II. seldom Tayo
Real Estate Agent aud Auc'ioneor.
Office corner Eleventh and BANK streets.

fNRT STEES' SALE OF THAT HAND
L SOME FRRNCH-PLATE GLASS FRONT
STORE No. 1908 MAIN STRtEI, OPPutllk
POST-GFFlCE r., NOW RENTED AND OCCUPIED
BY Nt>SRS. JOHN ri. TYLER K Co As \ JEW
ELRl STORt.-Ky virtue OF a deed of trust exec
cutrd to the uBdersigi ed as Trustees dat NOyem-
her 7, $40 and duly recorded in the clcrNs once
of the Chanccry Court of the city of Richmond, In
Dccd-bOok l09 Il, page 2i2, To secure ihe pay nien
Of certain sum, OF money therein uentl Onvd briug
r,q ired to 90 by the hen"hcilry thereto, We VIII
proceed 10 sell al public auction. upon the Prem
i,es, en-
TUESDAY. MARCH !, ISL
at ! o'clock +. VI, The property above described.
consisting OF certain LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND, with the improvements thereon. IRONING 20
feet on the south side Of Nam street between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets. and mi ming back las feet,
more or less. % a WIDE alley In the rtar.
This property Is locaIed IN the midst OF the
heaviest wholesale aud retail trace, convenient To
al, hotels. banks. &C., and Is The h1ndsOmrst and
one among the most Observation-Disclosures stores on
Main street. and has always yielded good rest.
TERMS: BY agreement among the parties the
terms OF sale VIII be oBethird cash, basnce la six,
twelve. an0 eighteen months; The credit payments
to he evidenced by negotiable notes, with interest
added aud occurred bV aided OF trust uDOn the pro-
pvrty. HtNKn u. CASNUN.
ALFRED X. COURTNEY,
Trustees.
sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR. Auc'
tioneer. fe Is
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February %, 1881.

The at of January. the 22e OF February,
4,h Of July, 25lh Of December, and any day
appointed by the President OF the United
States rs a Thanksgiving day, are The legal
HOLIDAYS, We think. we can't say when
such became the law. TIE Virginia law IS
the same exeeIa that apy thanksgiving DAY
Amounted by the Governor Is also included.
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FINAStIAB..

THOMAS BRANCH n CO.
BANKERS AND COMMISSION NERO lAN -.
RICHMOND. Va. February -. 1851.
NOTICE TO lNNE> TORS.
We Offer for sale limited amount OF RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD Il PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS, du. In 1904. at 90 per cent. ana
accrued in,ere.i. They are sccurcd los The console
drei gage on the Richmond and ranyllc rail-
road and the Piedmont railroad aud The lease Of the
North ,rOlina railroad.
We can with confidence rccOmmtn these bonds
10 our friends and tie public generally, a. tie an
mai report for the year ending september 3D.
1880. showed that ;bc company had reduced lis
d,bt over $4jO.OoO during the two preceding
ve ;rs and declared dividend cf per cent. on Us
co,itol stock amounting &c sllJ.992, which was
Maid in Jnuarv 1881, besides addag largely 10 the
rolling stock and mschmori and purchasing about
$500 tons of new rails.
For the three months ending 3lst December
1850. the net receipts of the company exceeded
$4,000 after payment Of al Interest. rent, and
Other fixed charges.
We reserve the privilege Of advancing lie price
If these bonds without notice; hence purchasers
had better apply promptly
Oiher securities taken In exchange al their mar
ket value.
Respectfully,
fe ~ In THOMAS BRANCH GO.
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Dbl ADELPHIA. RICH tiff.
l. aoND. AND NORFOLK srEAA-s-sxzA9
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RiYEP
THREE TINES A WEEK..-Uptil further no
tie the steamers Of thb 'iRe will make tri-seekii
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY FRIDAY. and Sunday, con
Meeting NJ Pnliadeiphla With ClydeT 'ew Englans
Inc for Fall River.
QUICK TIMF-FREoUENr DE, .eTURgs
LOWEST RATES.
JAhEs ". MCfARRiCK,
General Sogt .ern Agent, kiesmond, Va
WILLIAM p. CfYDF& co,
General Managers,
no ~ No ~ South Whsrvss. pniladalphia.
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BY Davenport & norris, RICHMOND, Va.
Bv W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUC1 ION OF VALUABLE
- LOTION TnE SOUTH SIDE OF TIE JAMES
RIVtR AND kANAWHA CANAL. NEAR DlIE
Old ARMOkI BEIDGt-Mill be sold al auction
on the premises On
FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, FEB. %, ISL,
at A. O'Clock. that NALU ABLE LOT located rs
above on The line Of The Richmond and Alle2 any
rain DAD fronting 3l4 feet running back IN an an
gular shane 10 the line Of sixth street, adj IN
ing The blaming mill,
TERMS : At sale. y. 6ND)iN'
IL 20 AuciiOuccr.
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SYSTEMATICALLY ALLEY RAILROAD

RICHAosp, YORK kgyER AND hk..tt.t
kAiLR'AD
SCHEDULE or TRAINS,
- TAXING EEFECT AUGU>I u.s. 80,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 =. VI. Leave RschnoHd daily ....
dsyl. connecting at " c-- ,r
TUESDAY. IHUB>DAl .tit -
CRDAl with steamer -
ingS ON the York river 49, ..' '
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAlN''
500 A. M Leave Richmond daily .eNre'; III
tO:l5 A. NJ. dayl, CONNECTING 81 esi .S,nAS
Steamers FOR baltimore OBJ NvE'Ny
TUESDAY, WE'D ~ ~
THURSDAY, and >Ait I''N'
with steamers f0r Ner .N
MONDAY, WEDNF,DM. A--
FRIDAY; wttb siesmert Jog ..,
deuce and Boston On Ilt'l'N' 49,
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive AZ Ricmaord da,F ieN ~.
sunday CONNECTING a. Mt'- r.
TUESDAY, THIRsDAl. a." go.
URDAY With steamers i''''
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS.
o.5OP. MI Arrive At Richmond a.. 'NNs
6:35 L. NJ suDdSyh connecting a. W.. Nv
With steamgss nom ia ihl'i''
lsrS, Providence. snt Boston s.r,
Notrsnsfsr OF freight at kchmos4 l' V,,',ns
southern points, Cars run taroagR os1"
Careful handbag asd dispatca, sish owes '''
THROUGH bills OF lAaiag, with gussran'e'' ''''
Issued - all northern and western p9lh''' ....ry
20 tr formation. apply az Office of the 60
Twenty-taird aud box streets, Hichmond' =,
snis VT. nr6LAS. >anrrin''.''' 80
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
L SALE. saw o'clock Z. NJ, we will sell the
SMALL. BRICK HOUSE, containing three rooms
and VACANT LOT adjoining, on the south side OF
Jackson s'Icet. aud near Adams, adjoining the for
mer re. ideuce Of Mr. ". Y. Bugg. The ut fro nts
81 feet and runs back 80 feet - an alley. We
win sell % feet Wi'h tie house. and the balance In
one or lots, may seem best at The lime Of safes
TERMS Atsae. GRUBB, & WILLIAMS,
f. % AuctiOncers.
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The effect Of
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
on THE

STOMACH, LIVER. AND KIDNEYS
Is nrompt and eGcciual. Taken IN doses of half q
tablespoonful after each neal, II Wiil establish q
regular hsbt Of body, fie: alike from constipation
or laxity will not interfere with business, and the
langour, depression, and nervous debility, which are
inevitable rtsnlts Of indigestion, biousness, lana an
irregular habit of rOdy will cca e.
"FDIToRIAL.--We have tested us virtues per-
sonally, and know that for Dyspepsia BilonSnes'
and Thro3bing Headache. 1t Is the Ofs' meuciHe'ht
world ever saw. We have tried forty other rene
oies before Simmons Liver Regulator but none OF
them gave us more than temporary relief but The
Regulator not only relieved, hut cured u-.-EdtoT
Tslegrdph and Messenger. Macon, Gd.'
Ongnal aud genuine manufactured only by
j. ii. ZEiLIN & CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRCGGisTs.
fe S-deOd&wtAu20
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IosV. sTRAYHD. AND STOLEN.

TAKEN UP ON Ny PLACE. lE-sr
/ on he 2Oth of February. on the roo s&--A-
leading from RocBetts To lakewood. RED COW
with small PED llElfER. both win WINE Spots
On the forehead 1he owner is requested to come
forward. pa, charges, and take them away.
f. 24-ltt W. y. RfDfpIfD'
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM l.. RolAiL,
ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLOR Al LAW
Nos. 50 AID 81 LIBERTY sIatAH
uo76m NEW YORK CITY.
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rurr's Exr.croxANr AND rILls'
|25 CENTS
READERi

Have YOU caught collar Are YOU ""soe /" 's's.
the phicemy Have you an opptess'"non W. -
'',,,, r., hrca,by 10 yon have o. OF coughing
"a wing DOWN. A sharp pain now and then III Tue
r,g,ou Of the heart and shoolderss chi'y sen,a'
ton down the backS II 80, DELAY ~ pAs.hn
ors "sIIght colds" II neglected. often tes.u :"
cn.,,,r ,,,on. when the remedy, II applied prompt
~ would have averied all danger. For 70 cen'sso"
can get the remedy which the tee, Of twens YEAR
has proved TO he the MOST VALUABLE LcNS BAL
AN ever discovered.
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TurT,s ExpECToRANT

VIII enable you to raise the Jaefm' cause p'e"sAn
slecp. and you will wake In the morning. eo"e'
gone. lungs working freely. and breathing easy. !
"a a preventive aud cure for erJuo' ana afihAsA,
CORDIAL. Children love IL. No iah'i's ehou'u y
without H. sold by druggists In 2oc' ana VI po'@e'
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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morning.

Editors Dispatch: Please give IN Your
valuable pqper The different "legai hOli'
DAYS" according to congressional er act
mcnt and The date Of such enactment. by
so do.og you VIII obIige many.
STRSCRIBERS.
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OFFICE RICHMOND. SMIrHFfELD, ASD)
II tNPION STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-cIrsu.
" Tie elegant and spacious Steamer yesssSeylxE
TIGER LILY Will hereafter run as follows: Leave
her wharf ~ Rockets every TUESDAY al & 4. n.
for SAIl1IIFiELD and all James-gtvcr landings.
returning the following day, leaving Smilhneld al d
\. VI. for Richmond aud James river landings. on
THURSDAY leaves Richmond at 8 4. VI. FOR Wind
Shades. on the chic kahOminy riyeT tOuchiIg AT
al landings on James river a. tar down rs Dilards
Wharf; returning. leaves Windsor III ides the fol-
lowing day At 4. NJ FOR Richmondaud all landings
on james river FROM billiards. wharf up. ON SAT-
URDAI she goes Ia HAMPTON direct, leaving
Richm)nd AZ A. VI for All JJmes-riyer landings,
Old Poi0t. ana sailors Home, returning on MON
DAY al 4. VI. for Richmond and James river
landings.
For freight or passage. apply at wharf or az Office
of company, 1917 Cary street.
20 GRIFFITH & SPRATl Ely, Agents.
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DICHMOND AND DANyIILk RAIL.
, N gOAD COMPANY.


LynchDurg Passenger Train. NJ. ~. Dt...
cave Richmond. .,...............,..... 9.fN e. %
Arrive lurkeNilit. $50 e.
Train No. A connects AZ IuIhevI' e. with A....
lie, NiSsissippi aud OhiO railroad Tor FaIht d.
LVhclburg aud alt southwesier p1lut-
Trains Nos - and ~ Couucr' ar -uther''r'. t.l
Milton ana Sutnorhu >arro"-GaHge r'ifot.
AiitOn.
Train No. AZ conn6ts ~ Sali burr E.fl W ...--
North Carolina railroad tor Asheyi., Az. i'l f....
in Western Ncr,h srolint.
Trains Nos. 80, A.. aud ~ connect ~ A'..' -
Junction viii Atl3nft aud 'uIr ."fis N.r.l.
way for an points SCufh AMI ~ouiLHnf. ....
A. connects a. Charlotte with Charlotte. COIN.
and Augusta railroad tor all points - 'ih, -..
east. and Southwest.
Train No. so stop, only - Jef"r.vi .D. b.... 70.
Branch, BarAsdac' D,uyiilc. 1rctu.r.r.'.
salisbury,
Trains from the tbnye-nimcd Ynuf. ru... ..
Richmond 4:4e T.. W. 1913 \. NJ, ant 1.i~ o.. '
Train on Nor'h Carolina rIi.r'it '. .i.... ..
cold horo' with weldon ard Wilmington ....
tor Weldon ana Wilmington
PiILMA N-tAlt 81 Ehlti.
on Train 40. jU--W a-hil9tun. Richmond.
atlanta.
ON Train 40. 4s-New York lud G..l..
DaI~illr aud Atlanta.
on Train 40. 43-Nd>hi l2i.n. Richmond
Dauytile, and Danyilie 3ud Ausu,ta.
IickCts sold 10 ali uJint .tu.I. ..t',t.f ..f
southwest, and haggage chlcAtt Tar f.
No iay-oYer checks given on local % a...
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1874
~ COMPANY. sSzsis.s =,

s.eaIn,rs-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE. MAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC HILL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ard SUNDAY =
hgh water.
The fare, accommodations and attentions are %
surpassed.
ships gong north Land nj Pier 81, North r!rci
TOO. OF Beach street. ships coming south sal, trou
Pier 40. North river, foot OF Christopher street
They hive splen I'D ssoons, state-rooms, anu cath
rooms.
Cabin fare 70 New York, sI2 Storage. ss az.
as.
rreisnts for points beyond New York forwsrdez
with dispatch, and no charge made excep, scsasl
penses Incurred.
Freight received until o O'Clock r. VI. daily.
For further .uiormauon Apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
ma lf Oflce GnInnAnNta WharNaa. ROokrft.
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EOR RFOLK, BALTI-eTr.
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANE
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
SMITHFlELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States mail)
CTEEDpn (ofuu,aular

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth ,
Smithheid. and Hampton; Washington, -. c.,
Newbcruo. Washington, ana Ilrboro', y. g.. and
all points I'm Eastern N0rlf Carolina Also Tor East
er shore OF Virginia, old Point. and all regular
landings on JamCs river, ~ LOWEST RATES,
AMI through bills ksuei. l.. Il. TATUN,
sci superintendent.
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WANTS.

M ANTED.y-MEssRs. II. L. STAPLES
w A co, Real Estste Agents. No. llO3 MsIh
strt ell desire 20 inform the public That tey nave
rsnt: also. large number OF FARMS near the CITY
for sale, which they viii show 10 purcna.ers free q"
charge. Catalogues furnished on appnca'on;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
The West Not a Paradise.

A correspondent Of the Preston Co.,
Journal says that West Va, people
know nothing of the disadvantages Of
Kansas. The thermometer has been
10 degrees here for some time, and
n hot. sutfocating breeze from the
south almost causes the suffocation of
the people.
Corn sells for SOC per bushel !;
wheat is likely TO go as high as 81
There are no potatoes in the market /;
the last sold at $3.50 bushcI. No
fruit of any kind not even blackber-
ries. believe there are a few thor
ny gooseborries.
Nineteen out of twenty persons
would leave this country, ifthey could
get away yet we find persons still
pressing from more healthy, produc.
tive States Of the East TO the West.
and some even come TO Kansas. A..
bout the only thing this country is fit
for, is for savage bands OF Indians,
buifaloes, and sage hens. Those who
think this picture overdrawn can re.
aize that it is true by spending some
time in the great Valley Of the Nco-
sha.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

A QUEER SUPERSTITION The Bur
mesc are an exceedingly supers itious
people. aud believe in good anil evil
pitts and omens OF all kinds with a
tenaci!y that not even conversion to
Christianity can eradicate. One OF the
most curious is the belief that. accord
ing TO the day OF the week on which a
man is born so will his character bo. -
Thus, people born on Monday are jeal-
Gus; on Tuesday honest "Wednesday,
quick tempered, bat soon calm again ;
Thursday, mild; Friday, laxative Sa-
turldy. ho..tempered aud quarrelsome /;
while Sundays children will be parsimo-
NOUS. The matter is rendered all the
more scrions because man gets bis
name from the day hc was born on.
without any reference TO his fathers ap.
pelalion. lie may change his name as
much as hc likes, so long rs he does no,
change the initial letter OF the essential
portion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Near Susanville. Lassen county. Cal.
employed on farm, is man with a
wonderful power for charming serpents
In that locality tattlesnakes are numer,
Gus, and this man spends considerable
time In saving them from the death
which ordinary people would like TO in.
dct. lie will take up rattlesnake,
measuring four or Eve feet in length.
put its bead in his mouth, tie it around
his bare hands, place it in his bosom.
carry 1t in his bat, and do all that man
can do with piece OF rope, and With as
little npparen. danger. The reptile
which is perfectly quiet at his touch, win
arouse with all its venomous anger
when approached by anyone else. lie
never kills snake under any circum.
stances. and shows grief VIXEN one is
destroyed in his presence. lie appears
to he religious zealo,, and believes
neither snake nor anything else can
harm him while be is under The protec.
ton OF the lord.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

TAME HORNETS ~ THE PARLoH =
There's 10 accounting for tastes Mrs.
Lincoln, Of Boston, keeps two big pet
lions, and now we hear of a Western
farmer who has domesiicatel a lot OF
creatures that belong as appropriately
out OF doors. In the middle OF Lis par.
Tor lie has q curious republic OF Undue
trious hornets their nest hanging to
the ceiling by the same twig OH which
It was so admirably built and contrivc |
in the woods. It's removal lid not dis
please them, for they found in hi, house
plenty OF food, and lie left hole open
in one of the panes Of thA windows.
which answered all purposes. 81 this
kind usage they became quite harmless.
They lived on the flies which were very
Troublesome through the summer. They
were constantly busy in catching them,
even on the e.YeIids OF the children. l}v
their assistance the family were but lit
tie trouble with flies. All ths house :
hold were so accustomed TO their strong
buzz NJ that no one felt any fear OF
them, and though they are fcrco and
vindictive, yet kindness and hospitality
has made them useful and harmless.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

The latest addition 10 agricultural i'm.
plements in England is the steam dig
ger which is a combination Of the pillow
and The spade. In the short space of
an hour. and at a working cost of five
shillings, it will turn ovcr an acre Of
ground and, that, too. i'm such way rs
to produce superior CIVILIZATIONS. The
inventor claims that it will do as much
work as 40 men in day. 1t appears
10 have wi,hstood very exacting tests.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Wheeling IateHiyeacer: 1t may afford
a moment of solemn satisfaction to rea-
dcrs here that are suffering from hay
fever to know that people who have been
going away to various places of pleas
ant resort 10 escape the hay fever have
astonished themselves this wear by the
iunny discovery that they have not
been having Lay fevc: at all. Til. Phil
adelphia Times says their trouble seems
TO have been peach fever, and when the
peach crop fails, as it actually has done
this year. they arc not troubled with
sneczing or anything Of that sort which
Ina gone SO far so make life n burden.
Many OF the prominent members Of the
Hay Fever Association have not found
II necessary TO leave home at all this
year, and theJ all attribute it 10 The want
of peaches.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Phebc soon won back her roses, and
went about her duties blithe as sing.
ing bird She would always laugh'ngly
head her husband of when he began to
allude TO the oil times. and set down
naught in malice but charge the whole
10 our youth and inexperienced
When Uncle Aleck came back the
next year to the christening of tho lit.
tie Caroline he made out TO her the
deeds OF some valuable property, and
added codicil TO his will in which the
ivory picture was beqneathe6 to this
namesake OF the fair lady who. TO him,
was always young and beautiful.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
Court Directory for 1881.

Circuit Court for Hampshire county first
Tuesday in March. 9Th Tuesday ia May aud 3rd
Tuesday in September
County Court tia. ist Tuesd avs In January
Ap.Ii and October aud the la.t Tuesday in July
Circuit Courts.
llrdc, 5rd Tues Law in March and 9Th Tuss-
DAY in May and lat Tuesday in October.
Mineral, 1T Tuesday in May aud September
md 4,h Tuesday ia November.
Grt"i, lst TUesday in April and June, and
@rd Tue.day ia Ociuber
Pond Bad Wednesday in April and June
@d let NtGnesdnl in November.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Mrs.J. w. Baker of Brooksvillc. Fla,
raised in her garden this year large
rattlesnake watermelon that weighed
ffty.one pounds and measured eleven
and half inches in diameter end thirty
inches in length.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Are Watcrmclons Wholesome p
a leading Boston journal, speaking
on the subject, says: The average
mind is accustomed to regard the
watermelon with mild horror. rs being
the repository and lurking place OF
more collie. cholera-mOrbus and other
such unpleasant matters than any
other vegetable, not excepting the
chilly and insidious cucumber. Like
many other popular superstitions, this
has little ground for existence, and il
is high time il was exploded and The
watermelon given the credit it de-
serves. II is, ia fact, one Of the most
wholesome Of fruits, and. like many
others, has n distinct medical quality
ia healing the diseases incident TO tie
season at which it appears. No snch
sure and speedy cure for summer com,
plant is know as this melon, which
contains about 95 per cent. Of the pu-
rest water, trace Of pure sugar, and
nothing whatever deleterious. Too
close scraping toward the rind, how.
ever, may we'll DO repFehended as un-
wholesome We regard this as @
correct answer 10 the question. We
have never known Of q ripe, sound
watermelon to be anything but whole.
omc -GcraautOwu Telegraph.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
DR.. RoBT. w. DALEY,
Or. 5. II. FUNDENBERC,

Graduate Of Bellevue Hospital Medicnl College
o. New York Class Of 1867 Go.
4 ftERN his Medical and Surgical ser vices TO
- 'ho reoi le Of lIomney and its surrounding
Country night or day.
's1 be- fou1d whe1 not professionally onRa-
SCI Stlhs 1ee OF the late Ur VI Snyder,
'f e' b's residence, 10 The ives, end Of town
h'un'y Jan %, lssl.--tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
South 3raneh 5ntelliscnter.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY, SEPT. .. 1881.

A colony of $50 families has been
formed in New York who will em:gra,e
to Florida the present month. They
buy land at prices ranging from 81 %
TO SIS per acre. a.b