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, 1881-11-26

Epttta1 Dispateh to Tbs C1ieaoo Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. .j.-uMAiS-Tha Price unrrtHt
tppusts: Whcnt-Rcceipts, nG1 but shipments 1aIG9
bu, trp; No. a. cash, s5Nc; December. &c. No. 4
cash. siUl. Dccnnsber, *l.E', M. T. cAsh, sl21Ai
January, aI.si. corn-lateutx, !lleG hut enirlncnts
lI.aU bu; market butter; MI. X ensh. 6los Daceabef
115uc.
, 1881-11-26

" 9st|ss s faas III T
~ Tc,g tnsit Itcaiy. IND loro a.tt,
s.s ssS'si; S"y sa
Sas IT, rcnnE ,ns,a ~ s99nsa ~
sh ;tsss a s s;
|ss |Ssts TIT !, + s1a s,fae 1rTiS5Iiaae rSIsae.
aahtts ee II II a!taf Id, skIns and Gns NJ
Fbs Eaats"t nnfsGo osa ru thaf Il oponcd tho ao'
, 1881-11-26
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OYFlpE Or Ttk HkcIKTANY. /
WABuJNGrOs, u, e.. Spsthlhnt y, ISL. j.,
gealsd prusA!s viii ~ received q lhis 9,hy9 1ntI
H,nnu Il ctuysl,v Delivering, kIl putting " plnes
iermlturv Yt0ulrp1 fur thu United osatHA CuatUAl-
House iiulidlng ut Nashville: rSnn+
pun application ~ lhta utfco Detailed lnfoImHGon
viii 6u fufNlshsd turlllato MauuIuceuIvss aqss'ax
hS ijutsrln,sHt rsleFves tho right reject any "
~ fri1nkIi CHARLES ]. tnt4iEie,
A9'A"s~S haEtttufy.
, 1881-11-26

TnLEt,o. Nnv. v.7a-tinA1N--Whcat afr1t No, red
spot, e1;3s inrumbor. 1l51M biis january. ai.34h'
Fuhrunry, sl,33tt torn hEm, No. epot. 6'1&c t1a.
ccn,hnr. Glc, January. hold nj tic, May c hld onls
qulott M. 2 4tNc
CtusE--Nhoat tlrm. No. rcd. spot md NoEnni-
bpr, tlaa] bid! Il 81 hakBdl December, sl.1 bid. el
asked: January, ,&l.1 bid, tl.t askg,lt tcbrnnFy.
si.ai3k Corn t1rmi No. sple Gtc bib ENC nskG1i
bid. Nittu nAkoft MnY, Gi5{u bid. UItr asked. a,o
itEciillrs-Whcnt l7.uN ou; eurs. :,'@' oats' 1'a1
hu. - , ,,o
mono.
, 1881-11-26
SOUL-SAVlNG.
The Presbyterian Ministers and Ed
ers Preparing for Religious
Revival.
Atl Urgent Need for Greater and .lIcts
Ter tyork-plans fol. Church
Visitation.
Ordination o! the Rev. krtssoter larson, 4
Distinguished Norwegian Unitarian.

distinguishes" WV '"sa"
.,u u.,,,,.ax. and e,aor, of Tim
meeting OF mneters M nnu e., s,u".I uo. .e,d ~ ,n.,
,vcni,s sl IN Lower @ Farwcj, ilsl for The purpose
II considering tho ,upurtanco Of greater. bet
er. a,'d ,aoro IN United Christian work in The
,hurchcs during Tho coming winter. Amon9
ho.o present wc1e tho Isov; li.wa!kor, ,ho Rny'
IT. nays .es sy Mr. H:hr..s w,s +. s,o1a ',sy
r. H. ,". r trp,,n nr ex ohnson tbo ey
]. Lamont. the lses. Dr. Darrows, mo Ncv. a; ~ ~
K'ttrsJRc, JuJao y. n. Moore. Or. llafnlii, NJ.
Holm. 1u.hil, King l1oury J. Willing. A. No
Frf,, u,shn,,, % i;,,,,.r Mit,bard. ur Horton,
H. s.nrs',t.r' insvo skinnur, ], n. i!nrker, Ur:
Ma'Hfs. ~ Trs!s Ms chsman r. spooacf' W. " 0"'''
.lulro Moono vas cal1sd upon 10 preside.
pfay"f was o,!orcI by ur. JOHNSON. and tho iiav.
III hn ,nu5a s!e" p1t, III rcnort in whe b.
sna ~ ~ aS Ssc,. ~, u,,ro. tn Sraat NECESSITY
hres 81 rS m sfe1i I'm t,,ra a IN order o kvcp Up viii
ti,n yrc.t ,.r,Mri, ~ t,f,,aTo In fnipulatIuu,
FrcHipr
INFUSION ur c1lIusTIAH srlt,Ir
,vcs ,,o,o.aar +, t,r,r T., attrant now blood luto
hn Ms ~ St,rch.s ana cn,,ntnrast tno
~" .rosrui isu ~ anthnaI"sm and rofnernt,on
fie"o fin nvHsse nsS ~ thnt oainmIttce u three,
to esl* q tw oilers i5o va sSepa pa
nrav"r. nr,stnvs II - n.,v nthor meetings during
tao wesk 5 t1 say wn l az fr hrss aso
nenn,;t MI ~, ferwaf,on nj IN nsaociatj0n
of eiisrs aud psstprs M to n,oo. oneo month to
Mr; Ia fs IL hnR ar,s spoKe +, ordr t Ia secoysb
hav saoae 6Fst st III iheIn 70 I'D them 10 sho
wnrt Thcs "''I ncr.t..i Tia Holy Gbost
, 1881-11-26

Why suffer from exhaustive diseases when
1iroWn'a Iron Uitters give Sulc relief.
, 1881-11-26
INDIANAPOLIS


1sn1ASAroEIs. Nov. za.-GNATE-Wheat quldt
$t,E.l Corn nrm. hAItac Oats t!rn; 41&st}Sc.
, 1881-11-26
(st}Tu'0N.

oswEuo, Nov. 2a-GrAES-Whoat iowee. Corn
atgaly, Western n'mxDd, tic.
, 1881-11-26

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE or
n TRAINS - EXPLANATION or hHvkRESra
MAHKe-t saturday excepted. 'BundaY e1tsptsds
monday excepted. fDAt5.
Ghichso ~ Northwestern Railway.
For Aaps lin O. ard, Sleeping tAr AcsunmodHuoaA
t'S sod 4 cr.,f rr,rnnr NJ ii oIs mi Eins n-nts
, 1881-11-26

suv.srrH.tt. yls1rATiONs.
,..., .',.,'S III. fout,, "a of 7n,tno Int:
tuuAe Ply ~ sHs ir ,nnse shtr',
tur nslnatne4' w. ~ M .nnHitnn ~ liz
lhteIStan4o " s'o"s a. " '0' - '
Elder s!uclalr nL o4yMvs!. 9Rhg Rs " t snS ~. ~.
nesssty n. a, q, Fgfops hvG sriS ooo' s wa
cvSGu vG tnns & : - ,x15sintnc." IIn i, rosmIve
t!r Wurr'[a resntutinn WE pe pnssea; rh Ana ,,a,.
fo!'9W,yg co1ns.'@e ~ @ rns r. xen Ecrs Tbnn,Hs
D9nt. Within y! s"it; ama F; .tsas 9 .,rc,no tna
Ta9 Mset'nR 'aea e"1o"'neA "''e' su's'As '"e
uoxo1o9ys ~
, 1881-11-26

EVTt-puiIt,,an H1Oaplno Ca!4 frnu, Chicaxo 70 s.
Louis Kansas CltF. and lsooE!n- F4flof Dhf tohcnns
with tovplylnK chalss ChLcuKo 70 ~ t0A!s nnd ~,
cllnnR Chair 9ee,4nK cara Ch!caF1 to hsHhSas afo
St Louis ur KhueAs City. !.
Chicnyo, uQek lalnnd q Fncldc Railroad.
uctot cornaruS Van uuse., aud She -sta Ticket
Offices, ID Ciark.aI Sherman tiouse. latHor Hfnso.
, 1881-11-26

b--tln saturday hl1At u Gilman utt1y.
t-tln Saturday H4tlt runs 10 tecrth onlJs
yVabu4ht 1t. I4nuts d Pacific Hai1wny.
Union Uopot State uud Tweltth-sts. All Statn-Bt.
ears run 10 tho }0pot and Wcntw0rth-af. cara pass
within tIne block. Ticket Ottcea. u South ClArk.Bt.
lblpps House. and Grand Pacific Hotel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY. June 30. 1881.

MONDAY, June 20, 1881.
CCsttle are sold at these figures live weight.
Hogs sold AT net weight, that ia 20 per
ceut (generRlly) OF frcm live weight. Sheep
are sold gross, that 10 live weight, moth.
ing OF
mtdium and common Cattle among the offerings
thaE foe several weeks past, but the tops were
quite as good as any Ctered for some time b>ck.
The market was slow and prices OF tops OF al
lc, aud the other grades t0Ds aud ia some in-
stances &c. as compared With the figures Of last
week. All the offerings, with few exceptions,
were disposed OF We quote at 75eaS6 CO.
With most sales ranging at s. $500 so per
loo lbs.
Much Cows-There is Az over.supply OF Cows
most of which are common, aad trade is conse
queutly dull COOL Cows ate waited We
quote prices is@S3o per head Wholesale.
Prices to-day tor Beet Cattle ranged ne FOL
lows Best Beeves AT 00(GS6 90 that gea.
orally rated 6rstquality 1 75(aS5 81 medium or
good fair quality 0O(9sI IS ordinary, thin
Steers, Oxcn ADD Cows I5(a)S3 so extreme
range OF prices 75(1S6 co. Mos, OF the ssles
from 25 TO 30 81 per loo lbs vi the
receipts 3i5 head came from Virginia %
rem Ohio, zil from Illinois, l4l from Mary
land, 533 from Missouri iO6 from West Va aud
% head from TeOues see-,ouu receipts for he
past week $50 against 1884 last week,
and sos head same tine last year. OF the
o ferings 92O head we're taken by Baltimore
butchers 81 sold TO country dealers 10 TO
Washington city butchers, and OF head 10 Eas-
te n spectators. Total Gales for tho week 1911
head, sgainst 9Jl last WEEK. and 1850 head
same time .ast year.
SWINE There is a falling of of nearly 1850
head as compared with the number offered last
week. The quality Of the offerings IA without
material change, aud the quotations without
Sc ious variation. The supply Is uca: Gbyut equal
10 The demand We quote at 7i69Sf cts extra :
cents. most 9alsc Raging a; 8tge! cents per 10
net. Arrivals .h5 week JlT9 head against 693T
last week, aud G.2i sUne Jime last year
SHEEP Am LAns.-There has heen a very
heavy run OF sheep and LarihS this week, aud
some falling off IL qualify. Tie demand Is
quite limited, there being no Eac.srn III ers.
and orr home butchers buying but spaIingly,
t.ate is consequently very dull and there will
he a large uurl5es left ever for resaiPment East
ut owners risk. We qlote Sheep AT 2(35{ cts.
few selling at Ire latter price, and LamiIs az
cents per III. gross few selling AT The latter rate
Arrivals this week Il $50 head against 1882 last
week, aud sGl7 head same Time last year.-Sgn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

1SSI-
Hayper'S Ma CUISINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

studying the subject effectively sra FROM
tue educational point vt view steking TO ~ o.
vide that VIII ch, taken altogether, will De OF tho
most serv &C to the largest number-l long ng0
concluded that, if I could have INIT one work
for apublie library, | would selevt complete
SCI of 'linrrtr'S Mon'hI.' "-CgAuSs FPhAgs
ADAMS, Jr.
It's contents re contributed by tie most cmi.
ncnt authors and al tisis - sropo and Amer ira
lille the long experience Of is publishers has
made them thoroughly copversnnt with nc s z
sires Of the public, which they will spare 10
eTo:t 10 crafty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24


w M ~ 40, 10 , Gu. rI's na,G
Of ilamnslife Cop9ty, on ths la MordGt il
June, last.
CieoA Moore trustee OF j. j. Lock, pFF
IS.
Jacob Smith, Hratfson, Petcla, Harrison
Pe'ers-ihe heirs ct law 81 E'zabelh
Lock whose nsmc' ATE unknown the
heirs at law Of James l. 'ck, VIZ:
It"m"7 lock and others unknown
4 William NJ. Lock, Mary Burns, Sac
I'll. Carroll, Lney G. -, infant chil-
dren oil Caleb Burns, Mrs ------, Eley,
Mrs. --- hock vito OF Thomas J. EEK,
las, mentioned icing heirs Of W. +.
Loch decd, NJ. Y. Lock, widow OF
j ). Lock. the heirs Of Mary Lock,
whose nhmcs ere uHta"Wn, the hei.S
at Law Of SArah Ellen " 'Tfow whose
names are unkno"n, tie heirs az
la" OF tijah Lock whose ramos Gte
unknown, 'hc heirs ut law Of Elihu
Lock whose r.me" arc nH"0own tho
heirs nj law Of John j. Lock, whose
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

ANOTHER NERsIoN.-The y. Y.
Churchman announces that we are to
have still another version of the New
Testament, 10. be known as The A.
merican Version and, what is more.
ii is to be copyrighted under that de-
signation. As TO the particular rea-
SONS for this publication the Church
man SAYS: The fact that the readings
and renderings proposed by the A.
merican Committee of Revision have
been published in a separate list
such of them, ut least, as were not
adopted by the English revisers-has
veXcd the minds of some people who
cannot bear that anything American
should he made to take n back seat.
and certain others who are not willing
to acknowledge that there can be any
appeal from the Judgment OF the A
merican committee. This
thing Will probably 90 Oh until every
one who is dissatisfied with any por-
ton of the socalled revision shall nut
forth Il new revision OF his own
Pronounced His Doom.-One can
not help being sorry for the Gar of
all the Russias. Ho Isl engaged in Il
fight in which the odds are against
him. 1t might be called duel, re-
marks contemporary, where Lis
opponent not only has a choice Of
weapons, but the chance always Of
the first blow. Usually when one in
dividual is about to try his strength
with another, he has an opportunity
to brace himself up and make ready,
to take 4 cup OF coffee in peace, sure
that nothing will disturb him until he
has finished. But the poor Gar does
not know what minute he may be
sent into eternity. Sleeping or waking
he is mcuaccd with death, for the cX-
ccutiye committee ofthC NihiliSts has
now announced 10 Linn that he is
doomed, that his assassination has
been dccrccd, and It only remains %
execute it.
Such a life as his must be from His
time, who would live. Either lc
must cXtcrmiuate the Nihilist's and
that would involve the death OF
Il large proportion OF his people. and
uiany near lis throne, or be must be
cxtcrl;na;cI There is not mach
question wiiic,it saaii lie. Tie Gar
WAS not able to see that autocracy
slonLl de ~ his own act. &u,uow K
i pyobabI1 that it will cease TO exist
with h.Hsclt. II thus the Russian
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

THE Ladies of the Methodist Church
in Springfield will have al "Ico Cream
Festival on FRIDAY and Saturday eve
nings, the and 9th OF July.
Spring field. June "a, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
Circuit Courts.

liarlr Ord Tue'ltv in March AMI 9th Tues-
lEy 30 Nav. AMI at Tsesity in October.
Mineral la TGesllg in Nay ani :Sep,ember
ari $50 Tuesl'y ia November
Gr'at, ls' Tuesday Ia April add Jane & nj 3rd
Tuesday in October
Feni'o'on. 3-d W-ine51ty N April and June.
and 81 Wellesley ia November
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

Ci5cnt Cnust fp- Hampshire c>unty ftst
Tuesday ia March. tn Tuesday ia Nay aud 3rd
Tac.liy IN September
County Court the lot Tuesdays in January
Apr.l and Uciober,Nnl TIE lsst Tuesday in July
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Subscribers who 10 not give exnre,, notice 20
Gle contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
utuc their subscriptions
ir.ir periodicals, the Publishers may continue
o. ,,ud lb-n until all arreuases Are paid.
30 ,he sUhscuhets neglect or refuse 10 take
iLtir periodicals from the office 10 whi.h ihrv
sre directed, they ate held responsible until
'acy heve s.'lled their bills and ard red them
G..cluUHUed
Any person who receives Newspaper and
m.hes nee It il, whether ha los ordered il or
ua', is held in law to he II subscriber.
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M 10Y jn Europe.

Ny l4lh - .. r Loci e, lRcv Petroleum
= N.shv) viii sji fyr Earnpe, Tor lie pu-li"sc
II c.nirihHUaL series of let ere 10 ite OLE
ro BLADE. These Letters viii cover ~ period Of
siX inuajhs commencing June l-t.
They viii to written ~ Mr. E.shy's peculiar
'eio, and aili De rs Lively us be cAa rake them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
TELE
T0loCl0 WcchiY BI0d3

il he LARGE.T Political ard Family paper 10
the United States and in edition 20 this icG-
ture, contains a d"7'u others, knnSn To- aud mp
PR yei ~ majority OF the f,mili g in every
state and Territory
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
The Cyclopedia War.'

The Cyclopedia War ana the Literary
revolution are working wonderful anu
HAPPY results for the readers of books.
ana scarchers after knowledge. The
great Library OF Universal Knowledpe.
IS announced to be completed ready for
oe'ivery TO purchasers, tho early part
OF Jpiy. Ii is probably tile largest and
most important literary work this coun.
Try ana The century have seor. IL is
BASED upon Chambers EpcycIopelia
the last London edition of which is re
printed entire As q portion of its con
tents large corps OF American editors
and writer's adding thereto, vast a
mount of information upon about Ii. 600
subjects in every department olhuman
knowledge. Chambers's Encyclopedia,
whose distinguished merit is universally
known. il lie laborious product of the
ripcst British AID European scholarship.
but being work OF foreign production,
II has been naturally deficient in its a
daptation to the wants of American, read
crs. In this new form il is most tho
roughly. Amer;canized, and becomes at
once the largest and most complete en-.
cyclopedia N the field, a, a mere frac
ton of the cost OF any similar work :
Sh'ch have preceded it, containing
about 10 per cent. more matter shan
Arpleton's Encyclopedia, at less than
onc-tif'h its cost, and 20 per cent. more
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The superlatiyo value an importan ce
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brought within the reach Of every one
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1t is really a library OF universal knowl.
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owes 1t TO III Lsef and to his chiliten
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The volumes uf the Magsx no bpsia with lie
Nam5efs los Jane and December az en- h yoai
When no time is specified, IL will 10 uudersiood
tn, the snbsc'ibes Wishes 10 begin with The cur
rent Number. 'rs
4 towp!eie sci Of "iItrper's Magazine com
prisipg = Volunrs. IN neat cloth biuiing wilt
be sent ny expresi, fre ght at expense OF purchs-
ser, ON receipt o. - per volume. Single
Volumes hy mail Posi- pld 81 90. C;yih ca
se', io- binding, 3s crnjs hy irail postpaid
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

bH. PARSONS, Dentist, arrived in town
Wednesday, and Gun he found a. Dr.
Wlihay's Cnicc, until August Isl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

1NtlE undersigned has rtoeaily returned fsor,
j the Cast and has opened at the new builiiay
opposit the Court house, splendid selection OF
Millinery Goods.
HATS. Trimmed and Untrimmej;
All kinds OF Trimming for Hats;
All White Goods.
Such ne wash Nets, Illusions &c. Also, agcg
erh variety of Artificial Flowers, &c.
In sddiiicr have received nice lot of
Candies, Mus, Toys, and various "a tieles boih
useful aad ornamental.
II You want bargains, call early at the New
Frame Building opposite the Courthouse
LOUISA DOUSER.
Romnev, June H. 1880
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IIalpcl.'S Periodicals.
Ilsrrcrs Magazine, One Year, - 00
!ia'ler's weekly. Csc Year, 90
harper's Baztr, One Year, cd
The FugST Rhove Publications 0ne Year, 10 90
Any TWO above named, One Year 90
HUprr's Young pcnpe. One Year SO
Postage free TO ali ftbgcroera IN the Unitt.
States or Canada.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

some TURNER'S IN this County com
ncacc harvesting their wheat tii, week
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

"Dn'task f0t the Ivan or Your cish.
bor'4 pspa.. People dislike 20 refuse
such seemingly small ravors, but never
ihcleAs, 10 is great bore 20 man to
have bis newspaper borrowed be fore he
has hlj 'iue 90 real IL him io,f."
S+r', Co ono 'bng until 30 il 5ono.
alH 51nc well TIC nan Who ch4-cs
Two haro- not only loses one of them.
but is pretty slrc 20 Use th5 o.her also.
an exchange says n.os may be disp1s.
ed a ng taking h.lr a teasp,onful Of
paI,er.zsl LACK pepper, one teaspoon
falo brown sugar anl one teaspponrul
oi cream. Mix well aud place them 10
"a room on plate where lie, are troub.
losom', anil ,hcy will soon diaypoar.
Auditor Miller has informed tic State
Superintendent Of Schools that tho di4-
trtnJalle funl ia tie Treasury % ua
rrr.. 70. Che various cIut,ios of us
State is 5i53,la 3S, and Cor salaries of
County superintonIents sj.jS5 90.
Vice Presidents <rSG ana KcYsER. of
lhs Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
uny. have seat ~ th-ir rssiylato.s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

The Commi5daHcrs assess tie value 81
tho property Of The Baltimore AM o IL
Railroad in This Coua,y r5r taxation at
S3l4,ZSj 90.
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NAsBY PORTRAIT FREE.

Every fDbeciihc- 90 tha ELtry, during NE pub
location ~ Mr. L1cke's E.rpp an Letters. TOR
either or months, will receive free Of charge
. splendid
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

CMu, F0iz Csc San Francisco wo-
man lawyer, bsilg tlj py th' ap posing
counsel in cour, shat woman's proper
place was 90 home raising children, rc-
tortCd - woman lnd better be cnga-
sed in almos' any bu-.ncss than rsi ing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

nArLoU's MoErHLY ILLUSTRATED
NA0Az@E.-T July number OF This
handsomely Illustrated cnd popular m ..
Sazinc is issue ;, and contains som, nice
engraving, on tie nrt OF pamtins On
chioa and othc- kinds Of ware. interest,
in2 for ell ama'eY : u read ali study
"i.h attention If tacy .gish to Succeed
ia 'hc'r profession. There is also &
nice engraving shosi1g he soIrca e ;ha
mighty liver Gauges e1I son, o.har i.
'us''atol article, There re mary sto.
rics, hcantf4l poem wi,h an en- gray
ing to match ia pcn-ive bpm.r. anil Il
thrilling long story, called POISONED
iOr love" which viii interest all c,ass.
90. The javoai.G department has una.
snal :''rlc1ious il this nuphcr, with
Fourth Of July cngravin. showing The
iumprs Of lhs d,y. SOY IS ,ae time to
snh,cr,5c for this popular and cheap
magazine. Published by Thomcs {. Tai
Tot, p ii4@!ey Street, BDstJn. Mass.
u; only 81 50 per annun, p2s.pail and
far sale 1T al the news G.Yp.s in tho
c)uat-y at - Gems "a copy.
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EF'tlr,ou7 vh1 desire t5 attcud the
P'cnE. ucs-lh'4 t"c. G., hc held to.
mor.'a. lJ.I iua,...wi,i ..rtse meet o.
tIe So J.. CursES nt g .'rl,,t 500 tie
morning He sure ooi ngug co., lIs.
keis. The band will he in at,eat.asc.
The South Branch Spriug4.tso.,)d
Norm River Circui's VI. =. C4pr.. 6.
viii holl joint camp meeting. abouL 4
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Dear Pu', AID Dl'Gul, tvo OF Clio
most leist(ul mountain resorts To- Ma
u.s. aul. cnl an1n- .hr most fashionable
boz tbo country, we're opened for iI.o -ea-
son last Wednesday week The ialiss.
uoas ore. it IS EMIL tHo' both b,rcls Til
De crowded Hi.a guests.
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INVEST VIRGINIA. To WIZ AT ra'os held
w in the Clerk Ofise OF the Circuit Court
OF iiampshiro COu1ty, on Tie 1t Mohd'! il
June, lash
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Court Diroctnry tor 1881.

Clinton Lodge No. 81, A. z. & A. W, meets
IN the 3ri Friday in each month.
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jane g. 1885, s.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-08-24
Lamoertritse, N. j.. Aug. "a. 1881.
Tho Virginia Republicans are split Ia

The Virginia Republicans are split In
twain. Part &c them wanted to endorse the
Malone ticket while the others favored
straight-ous Republican nominations. The
Democrats have put first-class ticket in the
field, and adopted platform which has
honesty h every plank. Before it the Read
juster-Republcan crew must fall to pieces.
So says the Hunterdon Democrat Now We
fail to see the "honesty in every plank ="
which the Democrat finds. The Democratic
platform proposes to adjust" the debt just
as much as does that of the Readjusters. 1t
does not propose to pay dollar for dollar with
interest Further, il disclaims any purpose
to increase the state taxes. Now, how 1t Is
going to pay the debt OF the state without
Increasing its taxes. passes comprehension
Besides, the professions of honesty in plat
fern and the acting out of the profession in
practice are different things. 1t is well known
that the Democratic party in Virginia has
been in power with scarce an intermission fol
years, and yet it has not attempted to pay of
the state debt, and we are under the impress
sion that 1t has not even paid the full interest
on the debt.