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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08
BLACK SILKS.

Among the BLACK SILKS will be found:
PAUSON'S HEAVY GROS-GRAIN SATIN FIN
ISL at sl.ss, the former price of which has
been S245;
GUINET'S SATIN FINISH at tlA5-the same
number sold at $3.50.
There Is also among the above goods large lot OF
LOWER-PRICED SILKS:
TAFFETA SILKS at 45c.-cquti 10 any goods gem
orally sold at 75e
ALL-sILK HEAVY GROS. GRAIN at 75c.-would
be cheap atsl.
We also offer our entire stock Of EVENING
SILKS and other fabrics for receptions at reduced
prices to close stock for this season.
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
will be closed at prices regardless Of cost.
We will also offer large stock OF
FLANNELS,
in White and Colored, a, reduced prices.
Our stock OF ULSTERS will be sold at reduced
prices TO close for ;his season.
Observation-Disclosures.
: THOSE IN WANT
.,..,- -.-,..........,,-,..- ......,....
WINTER GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
WILL FIND AN
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
IN ALL or OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS,
AND AT
PRICES THAT MUST PROVE SATISFACTORY.
liza -Sa,Su&Wl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

Entered at the Post-0nice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08
EixEl FIRB.g FIREIfq

200 BAGS COFFEE:
20 CHksTs TEA;
Ale. $4,000 CIGARS;
recent .1s 81. oshs COON damaged sItehtIy by our
qualify. We VIII SCH Tar oeio~ cost I'D any
"a 50, sHEIToN, STAPLES 4 CO. Agents.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

a. notice mat ON ijeeetpber "a, $3.50 ,hs. mr..
min Nio he ,he wAsHiSHYON CITY. VIRGINIA
R1AsJn :, ,aa,D, AND GREAT sOtTHgRN RAIL
pnrrhs,e ,e A ,a"ical taf aud that the said saIe and
ee,nt1' e "er duly rauBed aud 90 snfiruled on I,e-
Of Aie,s,se Sw; seeg. oy The Circuit Court OF the city
were csl.oSfy L, 1881. the uB0ersigHed purcbasers
ussn. 10y ~ ~ oitsnlzsd n ne cOrpogafisD Nv Ibe
CJMp, iuE vihGiNIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
me Receiver has delivered tossesso, of tho ,o.a
To- riY 10 The De~ CON Dany. and the c,,rno
70 sssa,s nss. elected j. I'm s. BA6BUUR president
OF t,s 49,, "ms NE aiioDs rfgardlng the business
be a91tess.G. '''n' ""'"ay Company should
fsssYH ~. raj oi<es Of the company have been es.
.''as<d al Ahsxsadr1a. Va. "' '''" CO.
kOBEkT r. BALDWIN.
=. WILCOX BROWN
fyos,s.. hOBEKT q RhETT.
ol,os. 'or zoe AssOelsied BoDdn0iafrs aad Ere.
ja7at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

"JomS }. ALLEN, Bibb county. Ga"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08

n pDaEaD iiFUL THOROUGH o.,
eouna sna fOCa-YFAR-J.D WARE, ,E9S
er,sr nu ~ fsnte ~ any hariess. may be Fi0den or
a,ovsr W tsdSs sold Tor wSGt of ue She IS dsst
tl7a, Hadre'~ ", u. r., css-e OF DispOeh ofge.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
Five Hundred years Hence.

Scene. Study in the hoase OK an
old gentleman in Australia. The old
gentleman telcgraphs to the servants
room aud John appears blown out of
= pneumatic tube.
Gentleman-John, 90 to the car.
rage and fiji the family balloon. My
wife and children will tiy to Calcutta
about four O'Clock TO Mr. Johnson
IN order to be present ut the bali.
Then dust well nay little balloon and
Eli IT also. must fly Immediately to
the London Exchange but think, how
ever, that l shall be back before four
O'Clock, in order TO be able to accom-
pany mywite hundred miles. She
will be back about two O'clock.
Should it be very dark about this
time have one Of the monkeys light
the electric lamp so that it shall il.
Illuminate two or three hundred miles.
In the morning | expect several
friends from Hong Kong and San
francisco; don't forget, therefore,
to telegraph to PARIS to Chevot's
successor about the pastry q Ia Ma
poleon XVIII say To him that we
shall expect it at half past five o.
clock still warm. Tell the cook that
yesterdays artificial beefsteak was
spoiled by too much nigen Such
deplorable carlessness ought never
to occur again.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

-'4Att-'.A y - ~ 30 Anlts
L,htie sre rofs 81 tss.e cres live weight
Ec.s are -al si ~. weight TIA; n 20 fer
cent (ge-sssiiTl eG fton iEo wcichs sheep
Rse 90 gFuss, 1At, - 1--we ycisA.. 81 Moth
ins oa
BSEF CAgTiE. The o-s,i1gs ,o-iay show n
9Seidet falling co IN quality as cSuiratad eith
these cf last Usts, Siii Iho rarAss VAS rueh
sle~es tnae X ~. uisa sod ps'ce5 We're * &
CT. &c on tne TOPS S1d st- r. On iha UieciCno
and ccmmon graags Thew worr a cdusiSers-
be LWuibe- 81 Caius ief c@sr uusoid. We
qiioSe Al z 99tI - ~, isgai sales rsngieS Gous
> 1905: 40 pea loo lbs.
hilcu GoWs--fhe in-fzet = fairly scigs. We
quote ~ 32C8Sl5 per h9zs sh0iesalo, as 10
quality.
Priccs to-day E,r hess Cattle rarrel ~ fol-
lows; Best seeyvs etc o0t1S6 % that gea-
orally rated hrst quality z 500 s. 80 mediam or
Steeys, eScn saa Coss , 55ts$4 80 extreme
range 81 prices 506issS %. Aast q lho sales
ecte ron % y Sd % lTr loo los. OF ths
rceeip-s ~ head caioe fr5m Nitgais, 4sI
fsoni Ohio, 2sl fron liiip0's, 81 from Nsry
lscd, % ,rou Aigsvuri, 90 from Hrsi "a ana
z93 head fraE PeansylF,ni total rrce.pta f0s tls
past Wse6 wSre lt42 e<4iast fi41 lcst week.
aud 1876 hcat estre time isst year. o. zoe
csvr;1gs 1887 bead Esrc tsken by Bali!nsza
bgic0lrs. 90 sold 90 COUNTRY dcsicrs So 20
Washington city butchers, aud % head % EAs-
terra grecUatCrs. Total saics for the seek lI7l
head, Against en- last Ne5k, and 9G4 head
sAr,e tiriy last year.
SwIsz,-Thcce % slight inc7ease "a The num-
lex OF tho receipts, nrd % improvement, ia tie
general qualify 81 die o5esinE5. oommon lisb,
dcgs hciug much mass sc'fcc lhaa lasi week
Trade Is Only fair, euI the supply funy cqeal
70 ths aana1d, Nhith is only sooaefa,o. 40
quote - 7lGss3 cis per 70 pe', with iss extra
uicc Bhedc niEher Arrivals tais wick 1888
bead ageinsi $500 lasl wssk and 5203 head stlae
tirlo lust year
SIgss AS0 LANES. There is very la:ga in-
crease ia be uuroce- Of the offerings over last
week, with s5rne NOT IS good AMI c.hcr3 better
than the best D.icred then The ho,oe denard
IS sorrow AIT a,Uw. bnt there 10 Gir ouEide
demand dealer from Philadelphia having
bought ove7 23e3 head FOR that market go
quote StrtP 81 4G53 cents. rrd Lambs at Go.
- ccilis per 10. gross, Arrivals tbis week ice
head against 1917 lasl week, aid sG3e heas
sa-ae ,illo lest yeaz.--SGr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
Rescued from a Horrible Deaf,


Rescued from a Horrible Death
The Wheeling Inieliigcncer states
that dreadful spectacle was witness
ed near Piedmont by several of tho
passengers on the west bound tram
over the 3. & o. on SATURDAY. eve
ming last, and which for the moment.
completely paralyzed them. While
ascending the s'17" mile grade, ct the
point where the great washout OF 1879
took place, a journal on one OF the
passenger coaches became detached
which OF course involved q DELAY for
some time. While awaiting the re-
pairs, to amuse herself and enjoy tho
grand scenery spread out in beautiful
panoramic display before her, Mrs.
Hughes, wife OF the distinguished DR..
j. &. Hughes, Professor OF Surgery
in the Medical School Of Keoknll, /.
owa, STEPPED ont of the car upon the
main track and leisarely walked tow
arl the broken coach, when lust be-
hind her down the steep grade carao
the eastern bouad train at almost
lightning speed.
The lady did not hear the train.
but Mr.. Claude S. Jarvis, travelling
auditor, OF the Il. & o., and nephew
OF Dir. James e. Reeves, OF this city,
happened to be among the passengers.
and nearest Mrs. Hughes, when the
flying train came IN sight down the
mountain, and rapidly rounding the
short curve . hundred yards distant
from where she stood. With great
presence Of mind and a heroic courage
be sprang toward her, and catching
her by the shoulder dragged her be.
tween the tracks. She not compres
bending her danger resisted for mo.
mont, which came nearly proving f..>
tai TO both ofthem, for if the struggle TO
get her off the track had boen protract-
ed moment longer both would have
been killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes were return
ing from Richmond, Virginia, where
the Doctor had been in attendance up-
on the sessions OF the American Med
zeal Association.
| Mr. jarvis courageous act elected
the admiration OF all the passengers
OIL the train, and Will be gratefully
remembered by Dr. and Mrs. Hughes
TO tl!c end Of their lives
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

The Indian Boys at the Carlisle
school have made $4,000 worth of
harness. Most OF the articles were
seat to various Indian agencies in the
W est, to be distributed TO farmers. a
large lot of tinware, also made by the
boys, awaits shipment In the black
smith and wheeiwright shops there are
boys who can turn out a iirstrate wag-
on without amy assistance from their
instructors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

scntentious.-It ia q remarkable
step to take said cx-Gov. Horato
Seymour, referring 20 the designations
Of Senators Conkling and Plat, and
he added st VIII show the people
that twenty years of license has
brought the republican party down 70
a lite and death fight for possession OF
few miserable oMccs.' Senator
Coukliug married O sister of Mr. Scy-
m1ur.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

New Use for Che5tuut.-1hc Gov
iugton (Va.) Tribune learns that w.
d. Rjtchey, of Pennsylvania, who has
spent several years in tie vicinity OF
Covington getting out hoop poles for
Cuba, has succeeded in inducing q
party OF Philadclphians to bring ma
chincry to Virginia, suitable for re-
duciug chestnut timber 30 that it can
be uscd for tanning hides. 1t is said
that every part of the tree is peculiar.
ly adapted for this purpose, and makes
an excellent grade OF leather. The
machinery in question will be erected
ut MiIIboro', Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

lie Wanted to See the Ceremony.
~ lady from Harrisburg who re-
Gently attendod'a wedding as brides
maid IN Frederick, Md, relates . We.
~ amusing incident in connection
with the ceremony. The bride had,
as q pet, n little dog, exceedingly ug-
l., bUtvery intelligent and very much
attached TO his mistress. When the
wedding party went to the church
the dog was locked up securely, as
was thought. Aighhng from the
carriages Tic procession formed and
marched MP The main aisle Of the
church, which was crowded with
friends Of the contracting parties. The
bride wore magnificent white bro
caded satin, ard the trail spread out
over tho floor "a she took her place
before the altar with her prospective
husband Just rs tie minister was
about TO begin the service q yeIp was
heard, and the little dog came bound
ing up the aisle and running to bic
mistress looked up to her as if to ask
the meaning Of this. The dog then
taking IN the solemni!y Of the occa.
sion, stretched himself ont OH the
trail Of the brides satin dress, and re-
ma;nedthcre Until tie marriage service
was concluded. When the parties left
the church he lay down on the trail
Of The trademarks dress and got 4 free
ride down the aisle to the church door.
The little incident created the great
est MISUNDERSTANDING pa
Ie!egraph.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
= ca r -

TO ~ who are suffering from tho cr-
rors and in5isore'ions of youth, nervous
weakness. esriy decay, loss OF manhood,
Sc. I viii send q ree.ro that VIII cure
you FREE or CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered Dr. q missionary
n South America. Send n 8elfa3dr.ss
Oh envelope To- Tie Rev. J0saru r. lS-
EaN, station Eae York City.-Ap23
Providence permitting, Che Grst quar-
torly meeting Tor Wardeasyillo Circuit.
vi'i be held at Shiloh, % commence on
Saturday. tho 23th Of May Tic 3. d..
Rev. J. Armstrong, viii DC present and
prcaeh during the mco,ing. The Off
ciai membey8 Of the Conferences v1l
please be present on Saturday moraiag
70 mako their reports.
IS. R0BEY. =. G.
MaJ 90, 1881
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
court Directory for 1891.

CI-,uit Court for Hsmpshiru county frs,
Tesslsy in Assca, s;h Tues lag in May aud 3rd
I.tsjay 10 plerober
County Cont The I5t Tuesdays ia January.
Ag.i ,al JC'o5eriaad The last Tuesday in July.
Circuit Courts.
uviy. I'D Tuesday in March and 9TH Tues-
as Ia May ard -, Tuesday in October.
f1sod iJt Tuesday ia Nay and Ssotenber.
b,I i.h Iuesisy H. November.
o-,al 80 Tuesday 10 April aud Juae 4 ~ 3.d
4sr ia October.
Psa-'elca, Sod Wednesday IN April aud June.
aud &c. Wolacsdiy in Eoyember.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

Mr. Robertson, appointed collector
Of caetoms hy the President, is State
Senator in Rev York. OF the 81 Re
pnb,icans ia the lower Lousa 81 favor
bin as against Conhling, while there
are said TO be eight or ten III tho Senate
u would DO good joke on Conkiing
Gr@ P.att i! 2G.EeFnblicans should joiu
tGs Democrats and send Robertson and
Rennan to the United S5atea Senate 20
I'll TIE Yacaac;es. - C,5mJerluJ I'ines.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

HAReEE's YOUNG PEorLs.-This
weeicly periodical issued for boys and
girls is full Of ne;it. Every line of its
IS pages, every engraving that embel.
lishes It's columns spark!es and gIis;ens,
AMI in It all motnbcrs OF the household
will find entectainment. As the season
approaches when tho public schools are
TO be closed, parents will find their cares
lessaned by placing in The bands of the
little ones = copy, weekly, of this, the
most meritorioGs and valuable pphlics-
ton issued in the IN erests of youth
As a safe guide ani instructor il is OF
inesdnablc value. ''The Cruise OF the
GLost. relating tho cruise Of four BOY s
in q stn;.:i yaebt-in q dense fog they
drift to sea aaA meet with many adyen-
ture-. l'zouew serials are begun in the
issu, Of May l0th, 'Snsie kingman' 3
Decision" and story Of May Party.
written for girls. IL is fresh aud 5roe.
2y. The Magazine ami Y0ang People
will be sent one year FOR s., or the lat
ter alone for 81 so. A sample copy OF
tho Young Peopla will &C sent on appii-
Gallon TO The publishers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

TUE decoration OF Tia graYos Of TIE
Ooilie'ieraIe dead in Indian Mound &C.
meiery w'ii take place june G,h, z. 9
o'clock, p n.
All Sho desire to Unite with us in
thls simple tribute to the memory OF our
aead soldiers are requested TO meet, as
usual, at the Presbyterian Church a, tho
time named.
rs order OF the President Of the
Memorial Association.
Romaey, May 90. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

At New Orleans there are more
vessels loading for European ports
than are loading at New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

a Coop suoGEsrIoS TO uousEHsrp-
ERs.-No one knows until she has tried
10 says ca experienced housewife to one
oil cur contemporaries, how much she
may Change the aspect OF things about
the house by using Little varnish. On
snnshiny day take the old chairs and
tables out on The porcl, or by an open
door, and, after thoroughly dnsting and
wlping OF with a damp cloth. apply a
Thin coat Of yarnish, and so cover up
scra;chea aud married spots OF all kinds
1t viii dry in very short time. and you
will be surprised 20 sec how much good
You have done. 4 flanusl cloth, with a
very little linseed oil, is good 10 rub
furniture with, butlhc greatest care must
be exercised 10 prevent any oil being
left on the wood 10 attract Dust. It
mast be rubbed until you would not
know, except by the improved appear
anee, that any oil had been used.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
NG Goods,
For the Spring 1891.

WE just opened copote abrasive s,oek Of Go1s
re haze brought @ 15lct and feel confident
e o "th good Goods ut
mentioning principal sts.e cha
a stock ~ pei anj slh aacy PRIME at
q
1898 e 0oi Striped Shafays I2lc; 10
Ohids1 Gsass
very oE. LarEina D Uaret snd straw MsltinE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

The General Conference of,he United
Brethren Church convened at Lisbon,
Iowa, on yesterday week, in is seven
tecn.h qaa2reanial session. bishop
GIoss5reaner, seuior bisLcp or tie
cha-ch, called the conference to order NJ
2 o'cIosk, 2. NJ, and presided over the
afternoon session. Bi-hop Giosabren-
uer resa tie bishops qualicnni.l adj
dress. Tie tols! increase in member
ship q! tie u. &. Church fog tic quad,
ren2ial term just closed, rs given in the
bishops address. is IS 900, and iho npiD-
Der or churches bajiL during the same
time 335. about $50 delegates and
visitors prossnt, representing nil the
Middle snd Western ant several OF the
Southern States. TIE conference is
composed largely Of yorog aud milJle-
Ggea mon Of Acknowledged intelligence
and ability.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

The monument 70 Lord Beacons
field, TO be erected in Westminster
Abbey, is 70 cost $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

ON without any assistance from their
instructors.
At New Orleans there are more
vessels loading for European ports
than are loading at New York.
The monument TO Lord Beacons,
field, to be erected in Westminster
Abbey, is 70 cost $4,000.
Mr.. Robertson, appointed collector
Of castoms hy the President, is State
Senator IN Rev York. or the 81 Re
! pnbicans in the lower Lousa 2l favor
him as against Conhling, while there
are said 10 be eight or ten IN tho Senate
T. would DO q good Joke on Conk,ing
GrG P!att i! 25.ltePnhlcans should join
he Democrats and send Robertson and
Kennan to the United States Senate 90
I I'll tie Yacaacss. - Ctsa,JeTluJ 1ire9.
4 man giving i.s name as Treal
! Wiudcl, vhiie walking or tho y. & Q.
/ IL. L. track near North Mountain, on
/ Tues lay, WIS., struck by freight train
and had his legs mashed, aud was other.
wise injured lie was brought to iii.
place and his leg amputsted by Drs
/ Baker and Myers. lie sail h0 had
fallen IN ~ on tie track aud She
W. iIn. e., na w.; over MN re c'ein9t !"
arn,,o,a,ion was rcrror,n mel l." ~, tas -, -.
ken with fit and lica in convulsioas.
-AHtinsJuyy ht'i:, May II.
En.tor.ee!ers desiring to be econonai-
caI shouli remember li:at butter has
10 oa.i,y a;s,oDss,l v;tb 90 ~ .r,;rlo ~
dot csoociolly wiz :, = % -. On oor,o
= noun5 T., nso is iorrslv ro,t.r
of habit.
GiLNoRE * Co, SO Z Street, wash
ing'on, ID. G, request eyory Soldier or
during tie late war. 70 send his nsms
and poss Office address on a postsl card.
Write plainly name, post oGiae. county
and State. IN return you will receive
g.,
'''"''6 ''''' ''''' 'L-'o -" 'o-''
tr,~,,,o sr,,ossd - nc, of,or~o,l
""s" '''sy o'' o7' - 70 c'''''' 'no a.
oi'''y o' '"S s'''i'''n' lhsy ShoU"' al
"N5S' ~ c'"uneinont, na'e access 10 IT,
40 '-'.. 30 wen '''' '''''o VINO 0'Fe hoss
} O'''Npc' J." pens 10 pear '''s III 'D'no'
rs,k pea,in, &c rov, in o,5or {, n;s
qec.ion
Tho Sacrament oc The lords supper
( wes celebrated in tie Proshyie-isn
go, go, - ' ''' -"
s.. o,-,' -" w. - nv. o. =, -
- 80, fy i'o' w.
raj county.
i"' ''"' - '.l'o o i'.'f''o ''''s "
ant tho kiss or q pretty girl viii sus-
ta'n man LEY without eating.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20
Circuit Courts


Sltscdbcrs who 10 not give expre4l notice to
'-e contrary are considered as wishiuy % con-
rgc ,het- sgbsciiptou
lt suhscribsis order tho discon;inuancc OF
,t,!r periodicals, Tie Publishers may continue
10 SEND ,hcm until all srrearayes are paid.
y ,ac suoscuoera neglect or rafcse 10 take
lti 1eucc'ca.s from the oi:ice % whith they
..o directed, they are beii responsible until
Z p bsre lsi their b;ils aad orGsred them
q Drri.5l.j
aay resoa WHO receives newspaper and
u..s L.e OF H. whether he has ordered II or
SOB. solt .U law - be q subsc-iber
--'-'a' - .--s.------.-s--S
or Wednesday last, the naminstion
oljl42c 6choytson FOR Collector OF the
2.r, Of New York was confirmed by
Tie senate.
Tie Nay term Of the Circuit Court
Ior ties Couuty---Judge JAMES ID. ARK.
STRONG rrssiling-coJnmences on the
Alb Tuesday in this month, 2ith inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

W ante si.-.Siesman q 90 NchiFue,
want 30 agent iH tii8 Coupiy ut once, % q
@s.esy Of 800 ps.d a month and expeuan5
FlIi FartieaiarJ-- R3ifess ag shove. Nay T.-iy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

Read Mayor Bost;y's Organ Adycg-
.isoment ard send to Washington. n.
j., ior his latest illustrated Catalogue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

4 citizen Of RoanoGa c0anty, Va, has
patented q machine Which IS capable OF
making $4,000 cigarettes pr day. Tie
inventor, James =. Bousack, ia young
man OF about 81 year, OF age, aud has
been working at his invention about
two years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

Eu.tcr.ent desiring to be economi-
cal should remember ti;at butter has
more d.yor Than food about it and can
be easily disponged with IS an article OF
diet. especially when il is 20 OF 50 cents
a pound. lta uso is largely q matter
Of habit.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-20

bAALot' h'oSfIhf ILLUSTRATED
''N+An' NJ h' juno humo'I OF pa
oa'ains q seas1Ba5le anl well written
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good AZ The svaliowiag Of quacIs me-
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COUNCIL Y. pROCrFD ,, ,.5#s

. . COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
February Irregular meeting at Res
corder's Office. .Z.sSs
s Present--D. Shell, president; ~!
Twitchell, A. Forbes, j. Nc tllen; and
II. b. Plots, recorder. s=. :==G.5s u
Minutes Of last regular meeting read
and approved. ..*: s: 81. -,
Bill of costs in Justices court, vii.
lage of WorthinRton vs.. Win. MadisonS
$l2.4O, presented, and on motion laid
over till the next meeting. ~ .s.= IA
Bill Of %. Shell for cash paid ftOI
moving park, $4.25, was presented and
allowed, and ordered paid. zzzs3z -
Petition of D. S.. Law & Son, for lis
cense to sell liquor, etc, on motion
was laid over till the next regular mesta
ing. ~. ss.s.s-s T .tts II
On motion of r: B.. Plotts, Calvin
Shattuc was appointed Constable for
the unexpired term, viz: till the third
Tuesday in March, 1882. IA
On motion of NJ. Twitchell, J. s. Me-
Mapus was appointed Justice Of the;
Peace for the unexpircd term of A. c.:
Robinson, resigned, ending the third
Tuesday in March, 1882. -. :.:tt:$ 5:2..
On motion, it was resolved-That
the Marshall is hereby ordered to noti-
fy the butchers that no further slaugh-
tering of any animals will be allowed
within the plated limits of the vii.
lage. a.
On molten, adjourned. 81
R. B. PLOTTs, Recorder. i: