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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31
Lasen angAende tidningar con ue'
.kFffter 1 FSrenta Staterna.

H. Prnumerantez, som q usfJckhSez
tillkan..agifva metsatsen, anses fosesaas pro
nun,erationen.
81. Tillssger psenunaesanten, afs han Q
hnere onskar hatva tdningsn. ar usSays'en
dnck berattigad att skicka densammAs hin ~
rrounuerationsskulda ar afbetalad.
g., Underlater prenumessnt att saheu1f'
thtuingen iran sitt postkontor eller neka! nan
sit vm. staga den, kr han nkvsl ansvane 70.
prlsst d ,ra, anda tills han saldas oil skuld oil
tiduiugan. och dxrefter beosdfat deS uppno-
rs,,de
q. Pr~nrmerant, som Andrar bosfsd ufan
at uud-r,atta u,gitvaren harom, och salundi
fortfarande liter tidningen sandas TILL den ur-
spruny :ga sdressen, ar f0thssnde ansvan8
for deIsamma.
s.. 2tskilliga domstolar hafvs fsststaih'
att. ''n.kande att pa postkontres enossasa
sin tidning, uraktlatelse att afhemta densam'
ma. eller bortdyt&ning fran osten utan att nm
derratta utgilvaren. b6r anses ooh besfsatfaa
sasom uppsat till svek och bedragert."
81. Kn hvar, som emottager ooh begasnas
On tidning betraktas enligt lag sasom psenu'
,nerant, antiugen han beordrat ddningen el-
Ter 81.
~. Betalar prenumerant fosskott, ar han
skyldig att vid prenumerationstidens slut un'
derratta utgilvaren, handelse han q ortia-
rande will bibehalla ddningen. UraHlatef
han delta, eyer utgfvaren 'ratt att hamgent
sanda tidningen, och prenumeranten haiies
ausvarig, anda tills han uttryokligen atsast as
densamma, och pa samma gang inbetah ALA
resterande atgitter.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31
Supt. Pub. Insfructio,..

P. C. fran Lake Elizabeth fragar:
Jag betaite upp fjorton ars gamla
..taxes" pa EFT land har fjol. hvilket
var "forfeited" till staten, och staten
har aldrig salt det till nagon forut.
Har nu egaren, den som har patent pa
landet, nAgon ratt TIL det sa att han
kan "edeem" eller losa igen det, och
ON sA ar. har Jag 'rattE att fytta hus
och fence darifr6n
ON nj blot betaIde en- gammal
skatt, som nj sagef, sd erh6ll nj dari'
geuom ingen ratt till landet, daremot
om nj koptestatens rats Ilandet och
och tagit en- ''deed" fam county
Audit6ren, shvilket nj Sort CORA, d&
hade landet blifvit edert, och ALA
edra kostnader och improvements"
darigenom blifvit garanterade.
- tGRoA
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

J. E. NJ. fran La,srisson fragar {:
Kan en- man ''prove up'' slit land mar
hah har haft det fem ar, ON han ha.
de presumption pk det, det f6rsta aret
och sedan pa ''homestead" l fyra Or,
och han bott 7pa det hela; tiden.a
Nej,.de fem aren rsknas fran den
dag han tog det som .homestead."
- Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

A. G. J. fran 7o,on Of land, Doug.
las county. fragar: 10 fIuru lyder
Pasture .lsgen for Douglas CO I
20 Har ej hvarje township inom
delta county rattiehet att bestamma
genom rdstning ON det will hafya sina
kteatur innestangda eller ickei
SO F6rlidet Or eller 1880 r6stade
vi pa var ''town meeting" nastan en-
halligt sSluuda: Against -restrai-
ming cattle, sAledes blef det att krea.
turen flngo rattighet att ga fritt ON
sommartiden, frxgas nu: CALLER icke
delta som vi gjorde flor afven for
delta art
4.o Har sista ~legisiaturen ejort
nagra andringar eller tillagg till for.
utnamda lagl
SO Antag att nina kreatur komma
pa min grannes sker och CORA skada.
ar lag skyldlg att betala skadeersatt-
ming, ON han 81 4har sin 8ker- In
stangd!
l:o Redaktionen har ofta f6rklarat
att den ej kan yttra sig sarskilds To-
kalfragor, alldenstund vi ej hafva till.
gang till de f6rhandlingar som r6ra
dem; men under den allmanns lagen
(och sa vidt vi. veta titlampas den
Douglas county,, villa vi svara:
20 ia.
SO ia.
40 Nej. icke oss vetterligt.
SO Nej, icke ON skadan skier pa
dagen, men ON natten ar nj tvungen
att h6lla edra kreatur instangda, eller
ocksa betala skadeersattning.
Rnd
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

J. P fran Burbank fragar: ON
en- emigrant fran Sverige medtager
ullkardor, messingdosor: bjellror och
dylikt huru mycket far han hafva
utan att erlagga tull. eller ON han
skall erlagga tull bur stor blir dent
uvad han beh6fver for eget bruk
och som redan ar begagnadt far han
medtaga tullfritt. Tull pa ullkardor
ar IS procent af ink6pspriset, for
messingssaker IS procent. och for
malmbjellror As procent. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

J. A., Blue Mounds, fragar: Ar en-
skoldistrikt "treasurer" berattigad
till Sgon (fee) betalning eller procent,
och sa fall hur mycketa Sc nedan-
staende svar fran Supt. Public ln.
struction, hvilket vi ej aflse behof-
ligt att 6fversatta, alldenstund hvar.
je .skoldistrkt tjensteman antagli-
gen kan lasa engelska.
St. Paul, March q, 1881.
Hon. II. MArrsoN, Minneapolis -
In reply to your inquiry in regard to
the compensation Of school district
tre surers, I have to say the law
makes no provision for pay in any
form for services rendered by such
officer. In chapt. 36, section al of
the statutes of 1873, you will find a
provision by which clerks are paid a
small sum for perfect reports.
Respectfully yours
D. BURT,
Supt. Pub. Insfructio7.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

q Is. p. Efan Morrisox frxgar Kan
en- man satta sig ned px .'state land
och mar landet sal ljes har han hasta
rattighetsn att k6pa detsamma ~
Nej, enligt lag. .har han Singen ratt,
Rs3.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31
Korrespondens fran Sverige.


Gillets Waning Upsala. St6rre gille-
salen var festligt smyekad med de
skandinaviska landens vapeDsk6ldar
och haggor, nationernas fanor SAINT
granar. Pa langvaggen midt emot
ingangen sags den gamla valkanda
runstenen med inskrift AZ kOeldi skal
dag leyfa (vid qvallen skall man rosa
dsgen). Pa hogra sidan stod sven
skarnes mlnnessten och pa den ven-
stra br0dralandens. Den f6rre bar
namnen:
Axel Adlercreutz, y N. J. Anderson,
N. Arfvidson. Thure Annerstedr.
Herm. Berens, Edward Bergh, v.
Bj6rnstr6m, Boklund, j. G. Clason,
W. F. Dalman, Fjelstedt, P. E. GelIer-
stedt, Olof Glas, Jacob Axel Joseph.
son, Thekla Kn6s, r. F. v. Kramer,
Gustaf Markell. PAlmcrantz, Fredrika
Stenhammar, A. W. Stjernstedr, 8.
G. v. Troll, Jacob Westin, O. F. Wi.
Gerg.
Br0drafolkens minnessten Aterkal.
lade haekomsten af:
Ole Bull, Holtermanr, Landstad, A.
P. Berggreen, Buntzen, G. Hansen,
Rump. F.. T. Schmidt. Fredrik Cyg.
IBus.
Vid o.ttden var salem fylld af en-
h6gtidskladd skara, som raknade
omkripg 800 herrar och ITS damer.
Bland de narvarande msrktes lands:
h6fdingen grefve Hamilton. genera.
len Won Knorring, f. statsradet Malm.
stem. universitetets rektor professor
sahlin SAINT for 6frigt flere bland uni
versitetets larare och tjensteman.
Festen tog sin b0rjan med att stu
dentkarens ordf0rapde 81. lie. Fehr
h6jde cit lefve for NordeRs ,egenter,
hvarefter folksangen spelades och
sj6ngs.
Festens glanspunkt utgjordes utan
tvifvel at professor Holmgrens hog.
stamda minnesota. Det hade f6ljan-
de lydelse:
FOR DE AFLIDNAS MINNIE.
Nu tystne sorlet var h6gtidssal!
Idag. som f6rr vid vara vinterfe.
ster,
vi bjudit In langvaga, kara CASTER,
De bleka skuggorna fran d6dens
dal.
De tala tyst ON dunkla mensko-
6den,
ON frojd, som varar blott en- llten
It'd,
ON lifvets underbara, korta strid,
Som for oss ALA mar slit slut l do.
den.
Framat alltjemt gar mensklighetens
har
Emot det obekanta landets kuster;
Pa vagen ider han hvar dag f6rlu.
ster.
ON ock for hvarje dag han lagrar
skar.
vi manga namn / dag pa stenen il.
stat.
Hur v6rdnadsbjudsnde, hur allvar.
sam
Han staller bilder for vart slime
fran
AT kampar, som vart' fosterland
har mistat!
Men icke md var sakn.d, blek och
tom,
1 tarar smalta bort som sn6n fran
huset,
Neil vara dodss minnen tala lju.
De klarna blott vtd efterserldens
dom.
Val kamparne ha lyktat sina strider,
Men segern, som de vunnit h6r 0ss
till,
Och af det rika arfvet hvem som
will
Nd hamta kraft och mod for nya
tider.
So md vi nu vid qvallens stilla sken
Med tacksamt hjerta och med ID.
mjukt SHINE. -
1 endragt samlas kring de d6des
mime,
Som eifvit glansen 1t var bauta.
80 stem.
Ack ndr var hagkomst sluter demi
famnen, !
y Adleroreutz, justitie stataminiatsr, dog
SON landsh6fding Malmohus Ian ~fram,taen-
de oYiksdarausan. Audarsaon r,rofs.asor inteu-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

SEN uIVeGS BofulAS tl4s dna8 af
- !: ~, lagd,
skall ordet h6jas / minnenas qyail;5
Mon ock for dem, hviIkas verk ooh 4
MANN q.
81 vaggas ryktets hagnande famn,
Men endast sdrjande vanskap var
L-.... dar: 4
Som dvaljas nu de- stilla gardar. /
De stodo har vlr br6dradock
Med mod Sd kraftigt, med blick
var eesn valplats var deras ock, g.
De voro studenter, studenter som
. *$*s vi. >'
De drogo som vi 5ps vtkineafarda
TIL fjerran land, till dr6mmarness
8. ~. ',,,, ..f.,.y .s,s:..e yerid, Il
Hvars,stomme yngilngatankar Yafya
Dit ingen hinner. men ALA strafva,
: For kuapt ett ar SEN de tryckte VIZ.
Il ~ - hand, .s
4 De- vandrade med oss 4 -dagens i'd. !
Ooh lefnadslust lxg l 6gats brand. :
* Ooh q framtiden I hsgrads i5as sIs och !
Men Iifvsts klInaande strane ssprin.:
e.: 81 !. gerfaf, ,zs e
.s Och yanuerna bzddss I tidig graf, ID
Ooh dorbehdngd jfana 1 Fyris lun-
Y IS E, 4. der
Forkunnar slutet pa dagensE stun.
!. z.si.1.IljT der. j
n 80 ssE, fts*
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

e6r detsainma; hur, lang It'd idet ha,
gAtt.zzda hon har yittne, men intet
skriftligt, eller huruz manga vittnen I
Den saken borde utredts samma :
som lnannen dog. Sc mr. 8. Stats
Tidningen. delta ar. Blef det ID for
summadt, Sd aterstar endast processer
och kostnader. och vi kunna 81 saga
hvad domen blir, da vi 81 kama till
omstandigheterna. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-03-31

J, S8 md vi aluta nu att rakna opp
F6rlnsterna-de d6das l3nga lista !
En-, ringa krans NJ #Iagta .pa deras
>>:: ~ Ii !'ss ze{s54{A kista:
Dem svisnar redad under zsdagens
''ass::as, lopp. 4
Dock sinnu en- minut mh tanken
Nos vara kalrraste, s fast j AMI dag =
var dlupa .knad tynger hjertats
Ooh 6fyer 6gat drager tirens sloia..
.Hur lefyer ej minnet OIof Glds, 4
Den code slakarn med Diet sblida
80 s.fss3.7. ,ssslgss Gssssssss;syi sinnet,s
DEN trogae ydnnen med let starka
sHur nangens .froid med hoSon gift
80 5.s:; s.. kfasg
Hvem arS dee, som Il dag skssI lin
sz, s.,@. ssi.s s55ss.ls 5s=-9ss dra n6den,
6 Som htrdhandt klappar % den ar
Han kommer icke. hjelparn. mer
.s.sszzs. som forr- ss
Tin msnskors b6ner llyssnar Icke
s.isS#i !; d6def1. s
ri s 3!35
& Hyem ei6mmer Jaeobs Arel Jossph.
I 81 o0n
! Hnr gitnild nan mrsik iksns sk.tter
ss \. dsta Ia ia:
y Hurs hisrtans qssl q harmoni I'm
I: 1tst9
MI ltysasssul ~ fLtt dlrsfyl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26
From sIanesviIlc.

Mn. HARrEE.-The drought still con.
tinues and the buckwheat will be to-
tai failure; the corn crop will be very
light. Our Warmers are threshing GU;
their wheat; the yield is not so good as
Vas expected. Owing to the low state
Of the streams our millers End il almost
impossible TO supply their customers
with aour.
Mr.. Samuel Light Of Higginsville who
has been quite i'll for some weeks is
now in u fair way 10 recover; Quite a
number Of persons are sick at this time.
A new mail route is talked of from
this place to Paw Paw. Under the pres.
ent arrangement. all mail matter for
this point is delayed nearly "a week at
Wgginsvi.le.
From present indications think
things will be lively in the matrimonial
line in this section in the next few
montns.
A picnic is TO be held near here on
Saturday next. II TO be hoped that we
will not have the usual free fights on
such occasions. NORMAN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MoEpAY. Aug. %. 1891

MoSDAY. Aug. %. 1891.
,stte are sold ut these Ggnres live weight.
Hogs are sold Al net weight tht ia 90 ner
cent tgenerslly) Off from live weight. Sheer
are sold gross, that is I've weight, or moth.
ing of.
BtU CATfLs; The offerings Tits week we're
w ehcess "i me demand. which was slow through
out There were very few good tops on Ibe
mafset, % fOr SEVERAL weeks past and nriros
ior hem kept well up--other grades declined a
fu.l &c on an average, Some dealers 10 effect
sn'es made concessions in considerabl. num-
DeI oil instances Of e, but the general opinion
.eemsd 10 De "a averaged above. We quote AT
50Ca3S6 3T1, with most sales ranging rom 4
ass per 90 lbs
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged 20 TO-.
lows Beat Beeyes al 5OGns6 81 that gen
eraIly rated hrst quality ROSS 20 medium OF
good lair quality 3 GOOSE 90 ordinary thin
steers, Oxen and Cows 5OGaS2 IS eItrens
range OF prices 5Oas6 81. Most of The sale,
we're from 4 90 to IS 80 per 100 lbs OF
we receipts "a bead came from MARYLAND
| ISO5 rom west Virginia 274S from Vir.
Rinia, 9fS from Ohio, 90 from Missouri And
80 from Kentucky = total rrceipts for the
past week 503i head agaiust 1912 last week.
and 44lO head same time las, yras or t,s
offerings llo2 bead we're taken by Bsltinor.
oHlche's POI sold to country denlefs 2J2 20 Eas-
IeFn Spectators and IS 70 Washington butchers
Total sales Tor the week 1903 head oyginft ls7
last week, and l074 head same time last ye.r
SWINE The offerings ore somewhat more nu-
mtrous than last week, the difference being a.
cont 1900 head The supply IL generally re-.
ported fair about equal o. Inc demtoJ ,ybicb
Is moderate, not active in any Of toe Yards
ne quality generally is like IL was last week
'ome dealers reporting their stock az better and
othefs as not quite up to last weeks oTeri pys
SrasS hogs continue 90 arrive in excess Of The
demand. We quote them At 7IGss cents with
sss"'So cfnts on per 100 lbs cornfsd Hogs Al
O. IA
! arrivals Tbs week $500 head against 5O45 las
week, and 64Zi head same time last rear.
SHSLP ANp LAMB. There is = slight falling
| o. IN The number Of the offerings as compsrs3
WIN last week but there is no improvement In
we q"aiiy, which is not even ~ to those Of
,as' week ~ thst respect. The demand is slow
,or co mmon stock, but fair 10 good Sheen an A
LNfnps. both for home use for shipment IS.
quote sheep AZ 3C95 cents, aud lambs al sIOsgl
I cue yer 10 gross Stock Eges 2Gs2 - Der
nesd Weihers 1905 cents per 10. Arrivsl,
,b's week lo, s56 bead, against % .5s7 last week
MO o's' bead same time lsst year Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

An Important Case Decided. The
case of George G.. Perry VS.. Samuel
Smith and George Smith, executors
of Mary uoye and others, was SUBJ
mitted to Judge Alvey on written ar.
guments by the attorneys, and after
due consideration, the Judge decided
in favor of the heirs at law OF Mrs.
Ioye, who are the children and grand
children of Mrs. Lucy Perry.
The will of Mrs. Hoye devised her
home residence to her niece, Miss
Mary Perry, for life and after her
death she directed it to be sold and
the proceeds divided between the
trustees Of the Mary Hove school
house, In Cumberland, for education
al purposes and to the African Mis-
slonary Society; for the purpose of
converting and Christianizing the AZ
rlcan race, share and share alike.
Judge Alvey decided that the de-
wise to the trustees and to the mission
airy society is void, and that the bro.
cceds OF sale go TO the heirs at law OF
Mrs. Perry, who are the complaiuants
and not to The rcsiduary legatees.
Cumberland Times, Aug. 10.
The l;rte Miss Mary Pcrry's portion
OF the Perry property, Gl7 acres, be
tween Deer Park ard Oakland. Gar.
rett county, has been sold to Hon II.
u. Davis for So 10 per acre. 1t i.
mostly timber land.-Ib.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

INVEST VIRGINIA, TO wiz: AT rules held
w in Tie Clerks OGce Of the Circuit Court
ot Hampshire County, on the lat Monday in 40.
gust, 1881.
Mary a. Beali in Lsr OWE riyh, and nj
so as guardian for James II. BeaIl
Elizabeth G. Beail and John q. Beall.
PLAINTIFF.
Jas. +. Bcall, Elizabeth C. Bean John
9. Benll, b II. Frye, May Lovctt.
Robert L)vett. Julian Loyett. s. "A
Bywa,ers, Joseph o. Bywatcrs, John
{. BywG'ers, Margaret A. Bywsters
Ciliton 10y waters, Lucy Bywaters and
Robert {. Bywaters. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit, Is to have n
saic OF the real estate OF tho infant Ia.
PENDANTS James tt, Elizabeth c.. John
G. Beall, and an investment OF tb, nro,
ceeds OF such sale-to have the ra,i "a
tate at Gspon Bridge owned by said in.
FAINT defendants and the non.residon,
defendants sold out and Quito have
specific performance or the contract of
sale OF an interest in said land by .Ju-
liam V. and Mary A. j. LoveLt 10 b. IT,.
Frye and which interest was sold by said
Frye 10 ID. Ed. Belt aud for general re-
lief
And it appearing from an AFFIDAVIT GIL.
cd in this cause. that the defendants
MAY, Robert ami Julian I.ovett. &. II
Bywators. Joseph .. Bywaters. John o..
Bywaters, Margaret 4. Bywaters. cir.
ton Bywaters, Lucy Bywaters and Rob.
ort g. Bywaters. are non.residents OF
the State Of We, Va. II is ordered
that said non-resident defendants do an.
pear at the next rule day TO be held in
said Office on the first Monday i'm Sen.
TENDER, 1881, aud do what is necessary
to project their inlsrcs, 10 this suit
Tcsle,
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
August IL. 1S8i.-4t.
g J.. Flournoy. Alto. for plaintiffs
All parties will take notice. TINT on Fri.
day, the oh Of September, 1881. between
sunrise and sunset, az the residence OF
A. j.. Pugh, OF Capon Bridge, will take
the dispositions % sundry witnesses 70
be used To- the above cause.
MARY A. BEALT.
in her own right AMI as guardian Of J.
T.. F.. O., and J G. Beall.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26
:
E1I I'D.

Tn the 18th inst, in Knyser, Mrs.
SARAH r.. CRAWFORD, wife of Mr.. VIM.
Crawford, in the 6gth year of her age.
On Friday, the 18th inst. SUSAN Lou
IsA, aged | month anI % days. infant
daughter Of Henry G. and Louisa Hou-
ser, or this place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26
Ohio Wesleyan University,
DELAWARE. OHIO.

hPEN 70 hoth sexes-wit1 elegant hons for
~ young ladies Five buildings Extensive
Libraries, hborst rie5 and museum Actual ~
erage cost o. young mC1 for the last college
yenf, including all items, except clothing Sls5.
Classical Scientific. Preparatory aud Normal
courses Special advantages in Music. Paint.
ing and Sciences. Attendance GJ3. in college
classes 3i5 Write for Catalogue. College
yesr begins September lNh.
G. l.. PAYNE Ii. D, ptcsjdcn'.
Aug ,, t9Sl.--fm
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SUYNER SEIZED UGs.

SJHUER NUUEDUbb.
In ana after May a., 1891, trains sill leave
G,..n Sprins Rua, rs follows:
EAST BOUND.
NJ. 10. Accommodation -. 9.35 A. NJ.
No. As. Way r't e Passg'r. 10l4A. NJ.
No. Al. Freight & Passenger. coo l.. Al
WEST BOUND.
No. 46I Way TT C Passenger.l1.5s A. NJ.
No. "a, Accommodation .3.2lP. NJ.
sY4l Daily.
T. II. c. NORTON, AGENT.
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Pc $40 Ms

DROCURED Tor AT soldiers disabled 10 the
q s. service from auy cause, also for beifs
oi decoased soldiers TIE slightest disabllity
entities 70 pension PENSIONS INCREASED.
bounty and new dischsfgel procured. ruose
in doubt TO Whether entitled TO anyibinEs
should send two cent Stamps ior our 'ciScaiar
Of Information Adiress, with stamps, SroD-
naar6 Co Solicitors Of Claims sod Pateots.
Nsshi1gton d q. L0ck box 623,
Auguli d. ls3t-lr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

The Musical Entertainment of Prof.
ipE, OF Winchester, in this place on FRI
day evening last. we are pleased TO state
vas success financially and pleasa an /
snd enjoyable affair.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

For South Branch, Springfield, and
North River Circaits. commenced ON
thursday evening. the 10Th inst, on
the lands or Mcssrs. Kodruok & Moore,
ABOUT 81 miles east OF this town. The
attendance on Sabbath last was estima-
ted at from 1000 10 5000 persons; all
We can say is that the crowd was i'm.
mense, larger than VIC have ever seen
a. a camp meeting ia this section. Tx.
ceiient order prevailed during the pro-
gress OF tue meeting. The ministerial
attendance was large. Quite an inter-
es'lng revival OF religion is going on
and goodly number have been CONVEX.
ted and the Church revived.
There were about "a tents on the
ground. with great number of wagons
used for that purpose. The services OF
the meeting, 1t is understood, will close
this morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

Persons desiring To be examined for
.aschcrs will be accommodated at Capon
Bulge, on Wednesday, the 9TH anil at
,b- place, on Friday, the 9th Of Sep
.ember.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26
CHARLETowN ACADEMY.

a Preparatory School for Boys. at
Chsriesiown, Jefferson County, West va
FOUNDED 10 i793 full course ia Languages.
Mathematics and Natural Sciences Well cup.
Piled W'th apparatus, and superior Cabinet
Of Minerals. For particulars. with regard 90
terms references, etc address
WIN. H. KABLE, 4. 81, Prin.
July II, 1851. 5v.
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A GOOD BAPTIST

clergyman OF Bergen, n. Y, strong
temperance man, suffered with kidney
trouble. neuralgia and dizzines, almost
10 bllntncss. over two years after he
was told that Hop Bitters would cure
him. because lie was afraid or e,d pre-
JUDGED aeainst "Bt,crs.'' Since his
curc lie says none need fear bu, ,rus,
in dor BITrEas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

Reports from Berkeley Springs, state
that Miss Thompson, OF Baltimore ci.
ty. was robbed Of diamond cross. val
ucd at $4,000 on Sunday last. The
supposed thief is a we'll dressed man,
who went to the Springs aud obtained
introductions to the best people there
He disappeared on Sunday morning.
and the diamond cross was missing at
tue same time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

O1e Of the most effeclual WAYS o,
pleasing, and Of making ones self low
ed, is to be cheerful joy softens far
more hearts than tears.
Animals lick cach other from motives
Of affection. The reverse Is generally
the case with men.
The anci5nts always hsruessed their
horses abreast, never lenglhWise.
When does match lose its head 2
When IL comes TO the scratch.
A lahorer in Russia gets eight cents
day and "nndJ himself" Finds him.
self mighty hangry, pretty often, We
should think.
kissing your sweetheart" SAYS a
uiling young man. "is like eating solp
With fork 10 takes long time to
get enough"
The South Branch IntelHgencer is a
good paper 70 take.
Never Judge hy appearance. A seedy
coat may cover heart IN full bloom.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-08-26

The Wheeling lnteiiyencer states that
Superintendent BuTcuER ,contemp lates
calling convention Of the County SUI
perintenderts of Schools TO meet In that
city some time during the coming win.
ter. The idea is to have all the Super
intendents present, and wind up with an
institute for teachers of Wheeling and
vicinity. Prof DeGraff, famous New
Jersey educator, has promised to be
present, and several others Of equal re-
putation have been invited 10 take part
as instructors and lecturers.