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VIVA Boys should Learn.


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Cham themselves.
Not To take the easiest chair In the
room, pat Il .u the yloasautcst place.
and forge. .3 offer 10 90 the mother
WHOM she comes in
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Six Months School.


Mn. HARrsa It's it necessary TO use
argument with the intelligent people OF
our county 10 get more than four month 8
school Surely we think not. We, of
Romney district, wanted six months
school lsst year. We had but to AK it
and we go. it. No arguments were used
and yet VIC had sn overwhelming ina.
jority in favor of it. There were but few
20 vote sgainst it, and they probably
were men who would advance the wealtL
and intelligence Of the nation by adding
TO the stores of their own Golfers and
teaching the yoath OF the land that the
iirst thing OF Importance IL money and
then brains. -Four months school is
little better than no school. The very
iies of vacation being longer than tue
school term is preposterOus and surely
reflects upon the wisdom and economy
of tue people who tolerate it. The term
is so short and the vacation so long that
the pupil forgets half he learns in the
tern by .he time school commences d
gain. The writer has noticed, that where
children 80 TO school six months in the
year they learn nearly AS much in the
last two as they do in the first four.--
Aud especially is this the case where
they change teachers every term.
There are othsr advantages in o term
of six months. II teachers cau get en-
ployment for six months st fair sala.
ry, they can afford TO devote their time
TO teaching az business and not mere
~ as a means TO further euhs. Thoy
will have moro time to study and in.
form themselves and more means where
with to purchase something to study or
read. And again, most of our teachers
spring from our common schools. L. it
not necessary, therefore, that we should
make our schools Is good as possible
There is no way by which We can raise
the standard OF Intelligence among the
teachers and common people of our
county go chesp Ga by extending our
schoo! term from four to six months
We are ready % admit that there are
Objectionable features in our school sys.
TEN, b0, VS. shoald remember that it is
yet in its infancy, and that the same
system has worked we'll in other States
and countries. We have the system
upon US, and for that reason we should
make tho 5es, Of it. 1t is cortmaly bet
ter 10 try 20 improve the system than TO
make no effort to improve it and keep
continual harAngne anil growl about It's
impeTiectioEs. We make improvements
By making experiments. Let US try ak
months and II ne iiud it DO better or
worse, lei us try four again and try some
thi0g else. II costs but littlo more to
run a school six than four months. The
levy in R)ualcy district in 1880, when
they had aus tour months, vas 3! cts.
on tbs hundred dollars; this las, wear
thCy have six months with 81 ceuts on
the hundre5 dollars. Teachers Il speak
FOR myaeiO would lie willing to work for
loss / o. month II they had longer terms.
We would Ike for oil the districts III
the county TO try six months this year
GOODWILL.
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Gp10 Ouift furnished free with fall instruc
sNNtN tous f0' ouluctine the most profte-
bic business that anyone can oagage IL Tho
business Is 20 easy % learn, and distractions
Gre so simpic md plRin, that any one can make
great prph.5 ,rOTn tho very START. W one can
iH'l who is willing 60 work. Women ere %
suc-sasfll - men. Eoys and girls can esrn
large sums Nony havo rrsdo 90 the business
over one brnl-,d cU.3re Ia 2 single week -
Nothing Ike IL sver known before. All who
cnghrc ere s1rTlissJ az the case and Tspidit7
with yh.,h .hey ore able 10 ri,ks money. You
oau engage i- This business during yonr spsr
tpe at great ptoa, You do NOS have 20 invest
capital in 30. &c fake co the rick Tbcce who
need ready money sho.ld wiije 10 us at once.
81. Furnished free. Address TRUE co. An
gusts Haias. Dec -, 1880. --ly.
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Farmers Fdcorite

Il. Bickford Huffman Grain and Ss.a
can fully establish the superiority ~ ~, IN.
over all others in its durability n, a.. ai'i
~ and general fitness for iisuibuiinS sl's
all kinds OF grain and grasses aud F.s,;,,,'V'vvg
isrge or small--the very drill FOR all hrn...s's
will take pleasure in referring Won ~ -
men In this County who know what 49,,
Drill is. seo4
Hay Rakes, how on hand and for GALE =, 49,,
crate prices. wv
Popular Fertilizers, Of different grade,
ranied perfectly pure. SsS- Agent Tor r.
Cos: Chemicals aud all kinda Of MatsrisI y.
making Fertilizers. '''
SS- by making speciality OF the abov. 49,,
Giles, ] can be able to supply NV cus,o,ns,. !,
Bottom fgureo or Factory prices y
Thankful for the patronage Of the p4o,i. a.
the past, | kindly ask n continuance in H. q,
ture. feel confident can sui, Won In nrs.
100, and expect to arrange my business n A..
for Machinery. &c. ''''
GEORGE w. SHOCKRy
- Romney, West Va.
June IL, l9S0.-1y.
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GS Outfit cent free 10 those who wish =, q.
We gage in the most pleasant and pr,Fisp.
business known. Every thing new. Cspital ~,
required. We will furnish you eve,ylbrge'
Sl0 day and upwards is easily made vissr,
staying away from home over night No ~
whatever Many new workers wanted Al one
Many arc making fortunes at the business la.
dies make AS much rs uacu, and you q ba,s s,g
girls make great pay. No ole who IL viln, h
work fails TO make more money every agy ihs,
can toe made in week AT any ordinary cnuot.
meut Those who engage At onte Will sps
short road TO fortune Address n. HAtLgTT 1
Co', Portland, Maine Dec. -, 1850 -ly.
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BORROWERS EUM0R.


Who Taliops us. and on our ears
Bsg,ows box That deaws forth tears
Our iatAor
Who DULLES n5 ind calls us names
Makes life q burden With his games ?
Our brother!
Who takes rs home from singing school,
And s"eetly spoons aud plays The fool
Our cousin
Who holds our hands in bis snd kneels
Uni! VIC heed lis mad appeals
Our lover
Who pays the bills and undereocs
Tie discipline that Ceud,o kaows?
Our husband
WI 10 gives Us spiustcrs good advice
Aud t-so5 -5 oat and ere 80 nice?
Our bachelors
WHO, Ell in ell, are none too good
10, humau nstu-e's daily food Z?
Tie men, Sod bless them
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At
rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Hampshire county.
on the lst Monday in March, 1851.
Adam Kay Tor and Elizabeth a. Ksylor
his wife. plaintiffs,
Mahala Largent, John K. Larseut, Isaac
Largent, Mary Ellen Morclsnd, Sarah
Jane Moreland. Kesia Elizabeth More.
land. and Isabel Moreland, Samuel +.
Lsrgent, James William Lsrgeni,
Lemuel Largent, and Imboden Ashby
Largent, and K. ID. Powell, late Sher.
IN Of Hampshire county, and as such
committee administrator Of Samuel
Largent, decd, and Joseph Pownall,
defendants, IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is TO have the
debts against Samuel Lsrgent decd,
ascertained, dover assigned TO his wild
ow in his real Estate and said real Estate
sold and after payment of the costs OF
this suit and such debts Gf anv) out Of
tho proceeds of such sale to have the
residue thereof distributed among those
entitIedk thereto and for general relief,
&c. And 1t appearing from an ailida-
VII filed IL this cause, that the defon-
dants John Is. Largent. Isaac Lsrgent,
Mary Ellen Mor,land. Sarah Jane More.
land, kesia Elizabeth Moreland and Is
shell Morcland, are non residents OF
The State Of Yves, Va, il is ordered,
that the said non resident defendants
do appear at Rules to be held in said
clerks Office On the FIRST Monday in
May 1881, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. Teste.
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
March 8, lS3l.--zx. Flosrnoy, p. Q.
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WEST VIRGINIA. HAmpsuIRE Co.,
w TO WIT At Nules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
said County. On the lst Monday in
January, 1881.
Willism Vanco's administrator, plaintiff,
William Hall defendant,
In Chanecry, with Attachment.
Tho prayer Of this bill is that said
defendant be made 3 party defendant
to this bill, that his interest in the Real
Estate of which Richard Hall his father
died seized aud possessed in tlis county,
be ascertained and that all his right,
title and interest in and to said real es-
tate, or SO much thereof as may be ne
cessary be subject to- the payment OF
the plaintiffs claim for $lSl IL cents,
with interest from 18th, day November
1874 till paid and costs and TO al
tach the interest Of the defendant IN
and TO oil real estate in said coanty, or
sufficient to pay def'ts. claim AMI in
terest and costs and especially sill OF de-
PENDANTS interest IN and to two certain
tracts OF land in said county, devised
by his father Richard Hall, to be held
by his Executor during Che life Of his
aon James Hall for his support, one OF
said tracts being conveyed to Richard
Hall by Joseph Powell aad the other
being purchased by Richard Hall OF
Absslom Shinglstou's heirs, the said
tUe tracts being near the lsuds OF
VI. Harris i'm sail county, and that such
other and further relief, both general
and special as may seam meet, or the
rules Of equity may demand. And
it appearing by sfli lavit flod, that the
defendant WIN Hall, is not resident
Of the State OF West Va, it is ordered
that hs do appear in said clerks office at
rules 20 be hell in said Office ON the
Grst Monday in May, 1881 and do what
is necessary 10 protect his interest in
this matter. Teste,
V. VI. POLLING. Clerk.
March 3, 1SSl-4t. Gillieson, Atty.
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Bcmittauces should be made 81 Post.Ofice
Money Order or Draft 70 avoid chance Of lnss
Be- Newspapers are not 20 copy this adver.
tsement without ths express order OF Harper &
Brothers.
Address HA2PER a BROTHERS.
Nov - 1850. New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-04-29
ON w ARD

IT will be TO your interest to arcp r.
Il tai Gard for Circulars before r..a Va
your Mseh,nssy, &c J viii sell Tie isIos,s,s;
All OF which warrant as claimed ~, sNtss,
The Celebrated Traction and stand 40 ss