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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08

BURSETT's COCAINE. the best aud cheap
est hsir.dressing. II kills dandrutf, alays
irritation, and promotes vigorous growth
OF the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invaria-
bIy acknowledged the purest and best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08
FoRr SCOTT. KAN. March 4. 1881.

FOkl SUIT, NAN, mdiCH =, 1901
Editors Dispatch Seeing that some one
from Mississippi had made inquiry OF you
OF our Kansas liquor law, | inclose 1t to
you. The prOhibitory Amendments 10 the
State Constitution passed last November
The Legislature this winter passed the in
closed bill. Since its passage there has been
an amendment TO ii modifying the druggist
bond and physicians affidavit, small
change from the original. After you read
please send to Ii. II. Harris, editor OF the
Religious Herald. Yours respectfully,
w. w. DILLARD.
We return thanks TO our correspondent;
aud now ne would be ready TO answer in.
the request that We turn over the law to
Professor HARRIS, who is hereby notified
that the paper Is at his disposal.
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rho Sunre,ne Cour, Vacancy.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Thc Inter- Occan will
tomorrow announce strong movement on
the part Of the bar OF Chicago to secure the
nomination Of Hon. T.. :. I>ham, ot Chicago,
to the vacancy on the bench OF the supreme
Court OF the United States. Mr.. I,ham i 4
leading member OF the CHICAGO bar, and
the law partner OF Mr.. Robert T. Lincoln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08

Rev. j. i. Tyler, OF Richmond. vas
among the ministers present at the Chris
tan church, Washington, d. c., on Sunday
morning, when Garfield and family att ndcd
services.
WE CAST HELP Tr.-No matter The
source or cause, we hate growing, and re-
commend herewith the remedy. Tie s..
Jacobs oil and laugh at pain. 1t viii do
the work every tine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-08
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem a
wi btr. Of sT. JOHNS LODG@, No. 30, Xxx
A. r. aud A. NJ, are requested 10 a'snd a. "
stated meeting at ~. Adams Han I rus TUESDAY
EVENING at 7 O'Clock. All master WILSON'S IN zoe
siandiI are fraiernally invited.
BY order of the W. VI.
WALTER MOORE. Secretary.
MARCH sTH, \ l.. 5ssl, A. ID. 1851. NH IL
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N CHAMBER OF COMMERCE will be held on
the EVENING OF THURSDAY. March ION, AT
o'clock AT their rooms, No. 9l2 Man street Zoe the
purpose OF considering proposed rteniinrns - the
constitution IN reference 10 the organization " the
Board OF ID rsctOrs. T.. ~ NOlIlSb'
NH 5-eod.N ffesslsht.
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THE NEW PRESIDENT.
Prestdent On rHeId and Family Pass "
Quiet Day.

DIVINE SERVICE ATTENDED AT THE " DIS
CIPLEs" CHURCH-A CURIOUS CROWD
AND ISDEcoROUs MANIFESTATIONS
PROSPECTS OF ANIxTRA SESSION OF THE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
DEATHS.

On the 22nd uit., near Pleasant Dale.
in this county. Mr.. JAMES GARTER, in
the 10Th year OF his age. For about 60
years he was a devoted member of the
Baptist Church. tie died as he had liv.
ed, relying upon Jesus as HE only hone
for salvation. Without fear he APP
preached the trying hour being ready
and waiting the Masters call.
In this county, near Dillon's Run. on
the 30h nit, Of Group. CORA +. KEEL
LEk. aged years, 10 months and IL
days. Cora was bright and blooming
youth and the pride and pet OF the fam.
lily. The family mourn her loss.
Near Jersey Mountain, in this conn
ty, on the 30th ult.. Mrs. ELIzABEriI
LIFT, in the 85th year Of her age.
Near Grassy Lick Run, in this coun,
ty. Oh the 9th inst. MIR. HARVEY ORN-
DoRFF. son-in-law OF Mr.. Fahs Shenholt.
Ger, in about the 40th year Of his age
lie leaves Il wife AMI one child.
In Petersburg, Grant county, on the
28!h u't.. of Consumption, Miss SARAH
JANE HUTTON, aged "a years.
In Cumberland, on tue 4th inst, Mr..
PERcIvAL ROWLAND, aged 81, from tue
effects of secondary hemurrhage follow.
ing an operation for aueurisD, of tie
iemeral artery performed week ago.
He wcs nephew of Col Horace Resle,
and had been deputy clerk in the
clerks Office of Allegany county about
thirteen years; was en- estirnable young
man and was universally liked.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the Session of Spring.
field church held on Saturday. Decem-
her Srd, 1881, the following minute was
adopted, viz:
For the third time. in a few brief
years, the mysterious Providence Of
God Gala this Session and church 10
mourn the death OF al earnest, diliaent
and faithful Elder.
On the 22nd or Nov, our beloved
brother. THOMAS SoMNEavILLE HAss
was removed from Va by sudden AMI
violent death, in the 34th year Of his
age.
While We bow to this heavy stroke from
our Fathers hand, and ehasten our
grief by remembering that lie loves
His church with infinite wisdom and
tenderness. we desire as Session to
put on record some expression OF on,
sense Of loss, and to bear our testimony
to the worth OF our departed brother.
Callel ut al early ago "to take part
in this ministry with u.s." he soon won
and retained the esteem, confidence and
affection Of his brethren. Modest aud
humble. ha was yet decided ia his con
victiops, and. in all the church courts,
from the Session to the Sypo'l. faithful.
ly followed those convictions. Atten-
tive To all his duties as a man and as
an ofIlcsr in the Lords House. be grew
rapidly in knowledge and Spirituality,
and gave rich promise Of efficiency and
influence in the church and in the CON-
munity in which az lived.
Bright but brief was his career, for
the Master cana and called for him.
leaving us the cherished memory of his
many excellences, and the solemn and
tender warning. BE We therefore
ready also; for the Son Of man cometh
at an hour when yo think not"
Resogved, That we offer to bis strick
On family our tenderest and deepest
sympathy while We commend them to
"the God Of all Comfort" who is faith
ful 70 all Ilis promises.
R>solUed That this minute be read
from the pulpit,--a copy sent to the
family of our deceased brother. and al
80 that IL 10 published In the South
Branch hnteHyeneer and Central Pres5y-
teriaa. G.. W. FINLEY,
Moderator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

A farmer who has tried il, speaks in
the highest terms of gas tar for painting
wagon wheels. stating that it tightens
tires and spokes better than anything
that can be tried.
A CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions OF
youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, &c. I will send a 70 /.
cipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary in Soath Ame.
RIGA. Send = self-adircsscd envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. IsmAN, Station
D, New York.
Some lady Of this place should take
the agency for the popular and useful
book. practical Housekeeping" issu-
ed by the Buckeye Publishing Co., Min
neapolis, Mimi. 1t sells rapidly on its
merits. Every lady who examines It,
wants it. Address the publishers for
terms. At.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

On the lst inst. at the residence OF
Mr.. Joshua Kearns, by Elder ID. Is. Ar.
mold. Mr. JACOB A, SuAsHoLrzER to
Miss ELIZA F. Oars, all of this county.
In Frankfort Church, on the 4th inst,
by Rev. +. G.. Vandiver, assisted by
Rev. L. h. Davis. Mr.. WIN. J.,URIcE to
Miss ANGELINA. UasTorr, beth OF Min
eral county.
Onlthe 18th ult., by Rev. L. Butt, Mr..
JAMES s. TRuNBo TO Miss MARTHA A.
Shaw, all of Peudleton county.
On Beaver. Creek, Rockingham coun
ty. Va. ION the 18th ult., at the residence
Of the officiating minister. Rev. Martin
d. Miller, Mr.. Moan X. HEArwoLE. OF
this county,to Miss ELIzABErHL. HEAT.
woLE, of Rockingham county,--Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
Baltimore Cattle market.
MONDAY, Dec. 5, 1851.


'a,tle are sold at these 6gures live weight
Hogs are sold a, net weight that 10 20 per
cent tRenerally) oil from live weight. sheep
are sold gross, that is live weight, or Goth
ing of
BEky CATTLE. The market has been slow 10.
day, and prices scarcely ss 6rm -L4st week,
most dealers reporting them a shade OF be
quality Of the offerings vas not quite equal TO
those OF last week. for though there were few
much tetter tops than then, the better grades
were more scarce add tho middles And common
Cattle more p'entiful. The c,nmoa Cattle wee
mol as good as thoee Of last week We quote at
29s6 with mos; sales ranging from 50@S5
per 100 lbs.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as FOL.
lows Beat B@eves at 25Ga1Ss 90 that zen
orally rated bret quality 2G1S5 20: medium or
good fair quality UOG1Si 20 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows OOCaJ<3 90 extreme
range Of prices 2 O0@.6 90 Moe, o the LEE
were from so to % 90 per loo lbs. OF
the receipts 10 head came from ARryland5
II from W. Virginia 26i7 from Virginia, 43,
from Ohio, 90 from Illinois, 900 from North
Carolina aud 81 head from Pa.-totsl receipts
for The week 1926 head against 2525 last week
and 1929 head same time last year. or the
offerings 1929 bead we're taken by Baltimore
butchers, 1880 sold TO country dealers 40 70 Eas
tern spectators and lG % W sshington butchers
Total sales for the week 2549 bead, sgsiust 2.I5
last week, aud 1923 head sane tiue last year.
SwtSs.-The receipts are flghtly less in point
OF numbers 80 compared with last week. and the
quality is near about the same es IL was then
bat prices are shade OF. with only moderate
dsmand generally reported in The ya'ds We
qaole at 7C9s4 eta, with vefy few sold 1T eiti er
extreme, the bulk OF the sales ranging from "a
! Cgst cents per 10. net. Arrivals this week
! 1889 bead sganst $3.50 las: wtca, and e2O7
bead same time last rear.
SHEEP and IANRs.-There ia no outside de-
msnd for sheep to day, aud that ON the part o
| butchers being somewhat limited, trade gene
| rally IL quite dull except for good Lambs which
are IN good demand. The quality ~ like tbs
OF last weeks offerings, With perhaps a few bei
| ter Sheep than we're sold thea We quot,
butcher Sheep al 3C95 cents. Lambs At 4O5l5l
/ cts per ID gross. stock Sheep Ewes 50CaSs
| per head, and Wetbers 3l604 cents per 10 gross
| Arrivals this week $685. head, against 1895 lac
week. and 1914 head same time last yeAr.--SsE
BALTIMORE GsAIN MARKEr.-Th,
market on Tuesday was quiet and rath.
er easy. Wheat, Southern Fultz, VA
quoted att 4O9l42; Longberry, 1 470
AZ; Corn, Southern yellow, So cent
and white g. cents Oats, 52S53 CTS.
Rye, 81 OF per busbcl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

Pay your dues at the lSrgLLtdENcsR
ONCE.
Beautiful assortment Of Holiday Goods
inst received by Louisa Housor.
House wives will be intere s,ed in 8
new discovery. Instead of ironing
clothes with hot iron on a cold table,
the garments would be better done MP
by using cold iron on q hot table.
81 500 per year can be easily made at
home working fer f. G.. Rideout & Co.,
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send
for their catalogue and full particulars.
That which has three feet but no legs,
is a yard stick.
No woman is educated who is not
equal TO tho succe ssful management Of
a IA mily.
Toe young man Is strong gho hes the
morsl courage 10 do right
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
Eleven Thousand

0u recent purchases Of fall aud winter goods nearly
thousand dollars,
upon examination we believe will be found embrace wide
sirable
Our stock unqucionab the largest this section
CONTAINS
ability not find all the in Hampshire county
tonney store alone As have been told
last season by ladies that bought both in Cumberland and Winchester that
our the lowest.
have cheap clothnglso medium
clothing young
SUIT ready made congToay
the county their clothing
Tor 1t Is that we have found where o it. =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

PEnsoNALs.-We regret 10 state that
our fellow-sownsman. I. q. C. PAN,
CAKE Esq, is still quite indisposed. We
hope he may soon rec over.
Mr.. FoRAAs ISskexP, Of Indiana. SON
OF our old friend. Isaac 1. Iuskeep, de.
ceasel. ts on visit to his uncle, For
man Inskeep. Esq. near this place.
Miss MAGGIE v. GILkEsoN, of our
town. is visiting relatives and friends
in Hardy county. rB5as yfts
Miss HorPIE KUYKENDALL, daughter
Of james Kuykssdail. Esq., Of Moore
field. is RECALLING herself among her rel
atives in this place. e
Miss ANNIE CovELL has returned to
her home here from protrscted visit
in the. city OF Baltimore.
Mr.. john INsKEEP. living on the
Branch. is at present, with bis Indiana
cousin, ssght-seeing in w ashington
City. m NEtfg-r g
Mrs. HANNAH BRADY, of Springfield,
this county. We we're informed on We'd.
nesday last, VAS very low, and no hopes
entertained Of her recovery.
Our worthy fellow-townsman, Mr..
WILLIAM II. CooKus, whose health has
been rather precarious for some time
past, is, at present, We are sorry to say,
confined to his room aud under con-
slant medical caro-. We hope. with his
many friends. that he'may soon be re-
lieved and restored to health.
In the marriage notice last weekof
Rev. JAMES A. ARMSTRONG. the name of
the Iady's father lshould have been
James N. rid lie. decd, Of Martins
burg.
Mr.. LYcURaUs MCDONALD and wife,
of Hanging Rock, this county. are Wis.
ting Mrs. Miranda Weaver, of Steph-
ems City, Frederick county. Va.
FoRMAN INsKEEP. ESQ.,, on the
Branch, few miles below this place, is
quite unwell. We hope, however, his
illness is not serious, and with care
Will soon &c out again.
Judge JAMES d. ARMSTRONG who
has been holding court in Mineral coun.
ty for the past ten days. returned home
last Tuesday.
DIR, 5. p. SMITH. leading. and the
Oldest physician Of Cumberland, is seri
ously i'll and not expected to recover.
Judge PEARRE. of tue same place, is
confined 10 his house. and his condition
IL regarded az serious.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

HUaBUGGED AGAIN. saw 10 much
said about The merits Of Hop Bitters. and
my wife who was always doctoring and
never well, teased me so urgently TO get
her some, concluded to be bumhugged
again; and am glad did, for in less
than two months use Of the BtLers my
wife was cured. and sho has remained
so for eighteen months since. like
such humbugging.- H. T., St. Paul
Pioneer Press)
An indianapolis exchange mentions
that ST. Jacobs Oil curei Mr.. J. II.
lIa,tcrn, letter carrier Of that city, Of
severe Spain, contracted ia the war.
Detroit (AIiohigan) Western lone
Journal.
Twenty years ago, says a colore1
philosopher, 'niggers vas wuf thousand
dollars apiece. Nov dey would DC leah
at Two dollars dozen It's stonish-
ia how tue races am dsprociI7tin'.'
Tue world we live IN is the best
world possible to those who use it /;
the worst world possible 10 those who
abuse it.
Cattle men in the northwest who
have watched the signs Of the vesther
for many seasons, say that This winter
will DO mild.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

The sale Of fancy work by the ladies'
of the Presbyterian Church will be held
on Tuesday, the 10th day OF December.
at Judge AEMsrRoNe's residence. Sale
10 commence at o'clock, Pm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

Tho County Court OF Hampshire
County will meet on Tuessiay,sthe 3rd
day Of January merit. JouN I. VANCE,
Esq, Presidents. HOLLAND WILLIAMS.
Esq, and Capt. DAVID PUau. Asso-
ciates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

"rhe Ladies Aid Society Of Frank
fort and Vicinity" will hold an Oyster
Supper and Festival on the evenings OF
the 22nd and 23rd inst. a4 ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
lgew Advertisements.

A -BEA1YS pIANARURTEs --uAG-
n EiFiCENr holiday prs8chfs--fqusrs
gfsnJ rianofofleB, four gery handsome r0uaa
corners, fo9c9O0d cases. tnree gsls0a o. Beat
ys naichless Iron frames, stool. book, cover.
boxed, Szz1 IS 10 S2oI 50--catsio0oe price,
$500 - 81 .oGO--satsfsciion gnsfSnteed or me-
ney refunded alter one yetr's u3s = pyizht pia-
anyfOrtes Bi25 20 S25j -caisiOgue prices. 800
70 &sOJ-sisndard Pi4ooforles " the unigerfs,
~ thousands testify write f0r mtnam9th iist q
lesiinOnisls -Bssily's oabi net Orgs rs CATH o.
dral, church, chapel pa'lor. go upxasd -visi-
tors WeicD,ae-fres carriages meet Uains -.ils
iograied ca,slogge (holid.g edidoa girea. Al
.fsl5 Or call spoa DANIEL Z. BEATTY, wsshs
Ington New Jersey.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

Sale Of Personal Property.
r WILL otf.r FIR sale, at the late residence OF
i Silas Lswis. deed. near the three churchss,
ca Jerses Noantsia. nsnpshire eonn,y. w. Va,
On the 18th day Of Deceraber, 1881, the follow
log personal property. To Nusis
cWuxn blk Cove, G. yeAriisg Cat -
Ne. Calves, uorers, So 49,
---A-khesd- OF sheep, 40 bead Of 8&0
Hogs. ouc.hossc wagon, I two-horso
wagon. 1 Four~horse wsgon, 4 sets va
goa harness. 1 wheat. drill. 3 plows. 1
harrow. moving mAchiae. 1 wind mill.
I griad stone, pitch forks, saddle and
bridlc, rife gun. 2 stanjs OF becs. 4
stacke OF hay, and some wheat 4 Oats
also. Household add. Kitchen Furniture
ERMS:
on all snu,s unsss IS % The es.A viii BE- ss-
qaiteS. "a all sums Of IS % aad upwares .
esciltof uice mos;as will he giyen, toe pus.
chaser % give note with good security.
No property to be removed pnsii the ms ef
sale are complied With
ADaGAU. LEWIS.
hdminisrstrix OF suas Lewis, dsc'd.
Nov ~, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
DR.. VAN zANG'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN RiIEu-
MATIC LlNiMENT,

CrRPASSES ali other Iiumsns tnowa, civ.
~ ing relief vhea Others have faited.
For sale AZ hcbowELL'S Drag Stcrc, Rof,-
oey, West Va, where NIL 9th medicines and
Fancy arueleo can be had.
Also. nice line Of Holiday Goods.
ca II and examine.
Dec. g. 1851
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
The Buckeye
NO W'ER IND REAPER

mo W ER IND HEATER,
the leading hRivcs,er 81 the world. Superior to
all Others 10 the principles Of is construction,
va average durability Is double thet ~ oibrrs,
lib less than half 'heir cost 10 keep iu rtpaif
rbe Cbief,ain self dump, Iock-lever 5sf., k.ks
ssye5 expebse Of one haud by punching tie lay
Ia the giurow--high wheels and strcng. Won
csn't asosd 10 do without 1t. send ior ciscu-
ar. Ten horse power
Standard s. Traction 11nSinrs
guaranteed to give sufficient power to tau say
s,is with 80 70 81 zach saws. Latest in
proved Thresbers, TO 10 horses. The new cei-
ebrstHd light-rgnning portable SAW MILLS.
or steam or water. Tie Wonderful
OpDeRhefD1 DouJle BuS6y,
ehaogeable 10 "a instant from a neat slugIo
buggy 10 nice roomy csrrisge Touk fret
preuiiuta ~ the Cumberland fair. The ptsmigns
light running phosphate, grsin and osays seed
Drills, sIlendid Hay snd Cattle Scales fully
wsrfanied, for $50. gain aid leather netting,
gaitr pipe and fruit dryers, aud any other srii.
els you wan,.
II. ~. CAkSSADON,
Keyser, West Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

ITO ADV ERTlSERS --rowest Pate, ser 81.
gatisag lh J 600 good reproarsrs stst
nee. Addrrrs Go. 2. ROWELlk col. 10
Spruce 81 E.Y Dsg
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

Grant or rilden?

VoU will coaanl, your own it,erest nv seed-
A ins to Ine tor eiIcuAts of the foIlesing
machinery, &c, before buying H.iug mts, "a
practical fartner. with rs years fx,.fieure In
Ire sale of machinery, aid nsking tte latest
Improvements 10 tbst line speciality, Z vii guar.
pntee Subtraction, low rates and liberal terms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09

Clinton Lodge. No. FL, A. r. d A. NJ, meets
on the Bird Friday in each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
RoMNEY MARKET.
Reported weekly by !. II. G. Pancake
subject TO Market fluctuations.

Pre- pare for IIo,i "A, :.
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baltimore & Ohio RaiIroad.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

On and after Nov. 30, lesi, trains will leave
Greeu Spring Run, 80 foIlows:a 'N17
EAST BOUND .em.
No. 10. Psssenger.--.....s 8.53 AN
No. As. Fr't & Passg'r,.... 1914 A. III.
No. %. Express. SOC p. NJ.
No. Al. Freight = Pass2'r. G.0lP.M.
WEST BOUND.
Extra Freight Il Passg'r. :. .7.52 A. M.
No. 464 Freight & Passeng ll.5s A. Nj.
No IA, Passenger yv IA Pm.
fE23.4l q Extra Daily.
I. Fl. c. NORTON AGENT.
Clinton Lodge. No. FL, A. r. d AN. meets
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- '-s''f .GT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-09
BOOTS ANED SHOES.

in three of tho principal cities OF the Uni
lladolphia and Boston, and 10 ell who want
Id recommend our BRIGHAM goods from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06
Horses Kcsov.rsd.

The lNrELLloEScER last Monday morn.
ing published an exclusive account Of The
theft o two horses from VIM. Maxwell, 4
Washington county farmer living near
Buffalo Village.
MIR. Maxwell, Squire Ritchey and John
Blaney were In the city ON the lookout
Tor the thieves, believeing that they had
come this way, and the sequel shows that
their Impressions we're correct.
The Ho,sethiet Detective Association Of
Buffalo township offered q reward Of 500
for the thieves and went actively to work
70 ferret them out, and yesterday the
following telegram was received.
CENrRAL, W. Va, August 4, 18sli
" @. Marcel!
| have now Under nay order most Ger.
tAinly yout two horses aud have iust sent
the thieves TO Jail fot trial on MONDAY
next, Of 10 o'clock A.. N. Come immediate.
" with your evidence. The horses All
your description most perfectly, -AnsWRr
by wire. ". II. CHkuyRESr, J. r,
A later telegram ftrm the same gentle.
man stales that the thieves give their
names as George Miller and Lease Miller.
Mr.. Maxwell and bis brother are In t6ia
city en- route 10 CeDttsl, where they viii
60 this morning identify the horses and
take the thieves TO Washington for trial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06
MISTAKEN ~IDENIIrY.
The Erroneous Ideas Of MoundSyiIIe PEI
DIO l~lluntFnled. D..

III Erroneous Ideas Of mounuSVIlIe PeO'
pie illustrated.
About two weeks since, the people Of
Moundsville were very agreeAbly sur
prlsed at the result Of q visit by a party Of
young msn-who were engaged In piScG-
torial pursuits at the uarrows below town.
Sergeant Hsnen was promptly notified
that another lot OF Bsnwood roughs we're
In town. The Sergeant kept his eyes on
said party for at least hall a day-Ronder.
ing how they kept sober 80 long until he
had an opportunity to engage In conVerra.
ton with them, and ascertained that their
~adlectives were not the same as used by
the majority Of the young men from Ben.
wood. Further acquaintance proved
concluaiyely, that the Sergeant was on
the wong track, 40 the party proved
10 be-Mike Hearn, Pat Nichols, Ed Clay.
tor, Thomas Burke and John MCGlaugh.
lin, Of the Belmont mill, at Wheeling.
They were oil clever and genial gentle.
men. When the people found that they
were from the Belmont mill instead Of
Benwood they felt relieved, They knew
that their rain barrels we're safe, that they
could sleep peacefully. The saloon keep.
ers felt that their beer glasses were safe,
that their butcher knives would be safe
In their Kitchens, that their chairs would
be used for sitting purposes, and not for
implements OF war. Come Ggsin, gentle.
men OF the Belmont mill, M~oundsville ex.
tends q hearty invitation TO mon Of your
haracter.-MoundIVM ReportT.