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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-01-18
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
Mexican Levies an Assessment
The Case of Gotta Desperate
Shooting. and Two Men Killed
Lizzie Kume Kills George Hines.

Especial to the SENTINEL
SAN FRANcIsoo, Jan. 17.-Mexican levies
an assessment Of so cents.
The case of Clodomiro Gotta, the Mexi-
can refugee, has been referred to the United
States Supreme Court, the Judges OF the
District and Circuit Courts not being able
to agree.
SAN DIEGO (Cal.), Jan. 17.-About 4
O'Clock this morning Till A. Burns, a sa-
loon keeper, shot and mortally wounded
two men under the following circum-
stances: Burns had closed his saloon, at
the foot of Fifth street, and started home,
when he was stopped by the owner OF a
~neighboring saloon where some music was
going on, and asked to come in and play
the guitar, which he did. While thus en-
gagged, three men, Frank Phillips, Dutch
Fred and Andy Mack came in and began
drinking at the bar. Soon a row began
between them, when Phillips and Mack
began to beat Dutch Fred, who is small in
size. Burns got up and separated them,
when a scuffle ensued with Phillips. Burns,
who is q hard hitter, knocked Phillips
down. Phillips said he would go and get
fixed and come back. In q few minutes
he reappeared and entered the doorway,
pistol in hand. Shooting then began in
stantly, and Phillips fell shot through the
right breast. Burns fred three shots in
rapid succession from a ~self-cocking bull
dog. The last WI shots struck a Mexican
named Pedro Vidal, who was running past
Phillips ont Of the door. Burns ran out
of the saloon and around the block to his
own saloon. Phillips, who had risen from
the floor following and emptying his re-
volver at him without effect. Phillips
then went home, a short distance off. The
physicians pronounce both cases fatal.
MODESTO, Jan. 17.-Miss Lizzie Kurne,
aged about IS, shot and killed Geo. Hines,
aged So, with a shotgun, near Grayson in
this county. The cause is not yet known.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Mn. HARPER IL have discovered q
Cave on ny fathers farm, CDR. j. j. T..
Ofutrs) which lies about 5 miles North
East Of Hanging Rock, and have ex-
plored it for about 200 feet. We found
stalactite formations at tho entrance,
and they continued as far as we have
explored it. We came to an obstruc-
ton in the passage, which we will have
TO remove before we can go any further !;
we will have it removed soon, then
intend 10 continue my explorations. and
will give you full description OF the
Cave. which shows every Indication OF
being a large one. We descendc cd about
20 feet and come to n small room, from
which four passages lea.. Off, TO no one
knows where. 1t is new world with u
temperature OF its own, it being quite
cold and this hot weather "a very pleas
ant place to resort To. No gnats or mos
quitoes there. More anon w. N. 0.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY. Seat. 3. 1881.

MONDAY, Sept. 5, 1891.
Crsulo are sold ut these figures live weight
Hogs are sold At net weight, that is 20 per
cent generally of from live weight. Sherp
are sold gross, that 10 live weight or moth
ing of
BEET CArrLx. The market to-day hss been
gate slow, and prices very irregular, the de
cline being variou3ly reported rs a. t. aud 1c
per III lower thio last week, bat the average
mSy oe put at fully &c lower ns compared with
last week. The quality was not as good ~ l.st
week the tops being scarcely rs good snd rs
numerous. aud the line OF middes longer than
they were then. We quote 1T 2 5O(9S6 90,
100 lbs.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged Ne fol,
lows Best Beeves al : 0OGDS6 90 that geu.
orally rated hrstquality 3 75Go) SIS 90: medium or
good fair quality 3 OOGaS3 IS ordinary thin
Steers Oxen and Cows q 5OCalS2 IS extreme
range OF prices 50G1s6 90. Most Of the SALES
we're from 90 to IS 90 per 100 lbs or
the receipts 50 bead came from MARI land
go from West Virginia 2458 from Vir.
Rinta, 5O2 from Ohio 90 from Missouri, aud
600 fGm kentucky-total receipts for the
past week 1906 bead against 35Ss last week
and 1875 head sane time last year Of the
offerings 1000 bead we're taken by Baltimore
butchers, go sold 90 country dealers 81 . 10 Eas-
torD speculAtOrs aud 90 % Washington butchers.
PUtd sales for The week 1899 head, against 1891
last "teAt and 1870 bead same time last year
SWINE With n large increase 10 The number
Of the receipts over last week, not "a from
double, We can report an Improvement in the
quality ia nearly all the yards. Tie Supply
though showing such an increase does not
much exceed the demand which in reported
fair and moderate for corufed Hogs 1T the pri.
ces that ruled last Monday, VIZ Grassets At "A
fhsicts. With ~ 10 % els per 100 10 90 corfu
fed ilOgs silagl per 10 net Cruisers ate very
hard TO sell ~ the prices and terms quoted -
Arrivals this week 74s2 head against Ass last
week, and 6O96 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAHgs.-Thers " slight falling
on ia the numbers received aS compared With
iast week, but considerable Improvement in
their quality. Trade is slow, there beine litts
or no outside demand, aod bltcbsrs not buting
actively. We quote tuichei sheep ~ COS cls
sud Lambs AZ 3Ca SIC per 10 gross stock E~es
2(at3 - per head Wethers 3iCT4 cents Ger
10 Arrivals this week g704 head, against 10. &.
$50 last week, and 1892 head same time last
year Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Mn. HARPYR We attended the
teachers institute" held in Martins.
ourg, commencing on the 9Th inst. It
was largely attended by the teachers OF
berkeley, there being about eighty en-.
rolled, and We presume the average dai.
~ attendance was about seventy.five.
Prof. MILLER. OF Fairmont. conducted
the exercises. lie is gentle and unas.
Stunning in bis manner, but earnest and
enthusiastic as an educator, and We
think he Is admirably adapted TO insti
tute work. During the night sessions
many OF the citizens Of Martinsbury
wore present. and participated in the
discussions rendering them highly i'm.
teresting.
The sessions during both night and
day were enlivened by music.
From the acquaintance we had with
the teachers of Berkeley We were faxora-
bly, impressed with them. and especially
with the County Superintendent, Mr..
Stump. Prof. Gearhart. Mr.. Pnzer, and
others with whom we became more init.
mately acquainted. Upon the whole.
We think that the teachers of Berkeley,
and the people generally, are more alive
to school interests than the people OF
Hampshire. A. G. COWGiI.L.
August 81, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09


INVEST VIRGINIA, TO lr:-Atrules held
w in the Clerks Ofice Of the Circuit, souI,
OF hampshire County, on the lst Moudsy in An.
gust, 1891.
Mafy A. Beali in her owr right and AL
81 IA guardian for James II. Beal.
Elizabeth G.. Beall and John G.. BeaI,
plaintiffs.
Jas. J.. Beall, Elizabeth G. BcalI. John
G.. Beall, u. II. FRYE, Nav LJyett
Robert L1vctt. Julian Lovett. s. n.
Bywaters, Joseph o. Bywa'ers. John
G. Bywa'ers. Margaret A. Bywaters.
Clifton Bywaters, Lucy Bywaters and
Robert e. Bywaters. defendants.
IN CUANCERY.
The object OF this suit. is to have n
sale OF the real estate Of tho infant 9e.
PENDANTS James r., Elizabeth c.. John
6. Beall, and an Investment Of Tie pro.
ceeds Of such sale-to have the real &c
tate az Capon Bridge Owned by said in
iant defendants aud the nonresident
defendants sOlT out and QUITO have
specific performance Of tic contract Of
sale Of on interest in said land by Ju-
liam V. and Mary 4. j. Loyeu 20 Il. H..
Frye and which interest was sold by said
FRYE TO ID. Ed. Bell and for general re-
lief
And IL appearing from en- AFFIDAVIT I'll.
ed in tbis cause. u ~ the defendants
Nav, Robert ami Julian IDveti. =. A..
Bywaiers. Joseph 0 Bywa'ers. John q.
Bywaters, Margaret a. Bywaters. cir.
ton Bywaters, Lucy ~ waters and Rob.
ert &. Bywatfrs. arc uOn.residents Of
the State ~ West Va. II is ordered.
that said nonresident defendants do an.
pear AZ tie next rule day to be held in
said Office on tie first Monday in Sep
tember. 1881, aud do HlIat is necessary
N project their. interest In This suit
Tcs,e. V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
August ~. 1851
) J.. FlOurnOy, Alto. for plaintiffs.
All parties will take notice. that on Fri.
day, the OH 81 September. 1881. bets cen
sunrise and sunset, nt the residence Of
a. L pugb. Of Capon Bridge, I will take
the dispositions Of sundry witnesses TO
be used in the above cause.
MARY a. BEALL.
10 her own right and as guardian OF J
T.. T. g and j c. Boall.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
led,

On Saturday last, AT the residence of
her father, Janes Cool, Mrs.. l.. SwisnER.
aged about %. wife OF Mat. Swishcr, OF
his county.
In PIrkcr+hurg. tbs S.a,s, on the
Dad ult., Mrs. SUSAN TalsL.n. agc q
Is years. She had been member Of
the Methodist 4 Church, South. for o.
yer so years. She died in peace, trust
ing in Jesns. Mira. L. was sister OF
SIR. j. w. Marshall OF this place.
Near Blkei's Ran, Hardy COUNT, on
he 27th uIt. , Mrs. CAKoLINE H.. wife OF
MIR. James l'radield aged 80 ears
In MooreGeli on the 9th nit. after
brief Illness, Mrs. LAURA. consort Of
MIR. Fred lierkamp, in about the 30th
year OF her age
In Cumberland, on the 18th inst. Mrs.
Macy WEBER, wife OF William Weber,
ESQ in the 10Th year OF her age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
&10 Outfit furnished free, With full instruc-
- IL tom for cnndncHna The nno.t rrna,.-

&10 OuiGt furnished free. With full instruc-
W ~ lions for conducting the most profita-
Die business That anyone can engage 10. The
business 10 30 easy u learn and our Instructions
are so simple and plain, that auy one can make
great profits frorl fbe very stsrt. No one can.
fail who 10 willing N work. Women are AZ
sueceasful as men. Boys and girls can earn
large sums Many have made at the business
over one bnndfrd doIi-rs IN single week
Nothing like IL ever known before All who
engage are surprised at the case and rapidity
with which they are able 10 make money Yoa
can engage in ihfs business during your soar
time ot great pIost You do not have to invest
capital 10 IT. We take oil the risk. Thoee who.
need ready money, should write 10 ne Al once
Al furnished free. Address TRnE Il CO. Al.
gusia' Maine Dec "a. 1880. --1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

The Southwestern Immigration Co.
VIII mail, on application, free Of cost, postag
pepaidi looks with maps, giving authentic md
reliable IN formation, IN detail, ~ the State Of
Texas, Of Arkansas, or Of Western Louisiana
We desire 10 confer with those Wishing to bet
ter their condition and are rneditatinR A change
TO new cOantry. Address
- q. OUVAL, Secretary, Austin, TeIas
J. y. VICTOR Eastern Manager
243 Broad say, New York.
Foreign Office W.. W. LANG, President.
Lesdenhal House
Leadenbsll ST, London, Il q. England.
August -, 1881 I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

PERsoNALs.-Miss Marmion. OF Uar.
pers' Ferry. who has been the guest OF
Miss Edith Parsons of this place for
some three or four weeks left, we under.
stand, on yesterday.
II. Brady, Esq, who has been re-
siding on that beautiful and valuable
farm on the South Branch. known "a
the Old kercbevAl place." has moved
70 town opposite the residence OF j. c..
heiskeil, Esq. lie has added very
much to the appearance of that par, of
our town. and very greatly to the COM
'ors and enjoyment of his home by va.
r'ous improvements to his house.
we understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Russell expect to remove from
this place to " inchester, Va. in n shor,
TIME. very sorry TO lose them from our
town. but take comfort in hoping it will
DO to their advantage, and while we
lose they may gain.
Our friend. Mr.. Henry White, after
spending pleasantly some days with
friends in Clarksburg aud Wheeling.
has returned TO this place.
MIR. George Polling. formerly OF this
place, but who for several years past
has been cierking in a store in Winchss.
ter, is on visit to his parents and
friends here.
Miss Lulie Kern, a teacher i'm the y.
~. an" Is. institution, who has been
spending vacation in the north, returned
on tuesday evening last. Not having
AS yet. seen Lou, we cannot SAY. bu
hope she has had pleasant: time, and
ls, II there was any room, much i'm
proved.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

DIR. Bliss passed comfortable night
and feels better to-day than at any
time since the shooting. lie ate n
porter house steak, four eggs, seven
potatoes, nine biscuits, three waffies,
two tomatoes, five peaches. one or,
ange, two bananas, a bunch of grapes
and drank glass of Tennessee whis-
key, after which he smacked his lips
and remarked that he had been very
i'll but hoped he would be better. soon.
Pulse. us .; temperature, $50 5;
respiration, 253 Nashville Ban.
ner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
NOW Is THE TfME TIC SUBSCRIBE.

Within year Of it's fret appearance, tiAnrxR's
fousa PE RTE has secured n leading ,lace q.
mong The periodicals. Designed for juvenile read
ets The object Of those who have the paper in
charge 10 30 provide for boys and girls from the
age Of six TO sixteen u weekly treat 10 the way
Of entertaining stories, poens. historical sketch
Is, and other attractive reading matter, With
profuse and beautiful illustrations, and at tho
same time to make its spirit ard influence bar
monize with the moral atmosphere which per-
yades every cultivated Ctristisn household. -
This important design they endsa,or to carry
out by combining the beet literary aud artistic
talent, so that fiction shall appear 10 bright
and innocent colors. sober fscls such
holiday dress as TO he no longer dry or dull,
aud mental exercise, Ia the solution ef puzzles
problems, aud other devices, become q delight
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
HAE1MAxsvILLr. Sept s 1881


MAJ. HARPER. Deaf Sir We went
all the way - cLuIch last Sunday and
heard very Jealous attempt To cxpouni
The gospel in all it's purity, but after u
very simple rustic fashion. We wit
messed. for the first time, baptism 10y
the Thinkers. MIR. James Mdrphy, II
gentleman abont 80 years old, having
been persuaded in his own mind. that
immersion il the true mode OF baptism,
was dipped three times in a very mud,
hole III the run. 1t was tie old gentle
mans desire 10 he baptized at this time,
aud owing TO the drought they were un-
able to fad clear water in which To per.
form this ceremony. It. is fine thing
20 ''Believe and be baptised. but it
looked very hard To- see this old gentle
man immersed in this muddy water.
However. il lie were willing. we had no
right to object.
T.is Sabbath was spent somewhat;
better than the pre- .ious one. While
We we're all at church, Mr.. l.. Il. Ran
dali and Mr.. l'ayard spent the day at
Mont Alto They surely had pleasant
day OF il, for they returned merry as
larks, laien with literature and dcckei
with this;les. They hld - long walk
mo vehicles to he had herc) hut were
fully compensate, d by the entertainment
they received from the guests AM fam
lily at Mont Alto. We all as we'll a.
Mcssrs. Baysrd and Randall, were very
thankful to the young ladies' for the lit
crature We had the pleasure OF reading.
We are not so mcdilesume as u. KNOW
and don't look at the young mems let
ters when they write to their sweet hearts
and then expose them to the public. |
would advise that young man q know
him To keep his letters better concealed
or lie might he exposed. 1t makes me
shake to write that we are now in rat
tlesnake country, but we do not sec or
hear as many as we hear Of. Thank
goodness tue time will soon come when
they seek winter quarters. The com
pany, think, have concluded to ron the
road up the North Branch and not 90
NJ Stony River. We commenced loca-
ting the first 20 miles this week. This
will he contt1 cted for 10y the 10Th, AMI
we suppose the contractors will begin
work about the Goth inst, or the list.
proximo. We have very steep and
high hill to climb every night which re-
minds me very much Of the story Of
lazy Ned. Yours &c, GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

WEST VIRGINIA, TO wIr:-At
rules he d in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF IIsmpsbire County.
on the lst Monhay in August, 1881.
John Carder, plaintiff,
Us.
LemueI +. Taylor, a. u. Balm, and II.
T.. Balm. defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of q o above entitled suit
is TO subject the real estate Of the dcfen-
dant, i. i. Taylor. TO the payment OF
the plaintiffs judgment liens, against the
same and oil other necessary relief.
And IT appearing from an sfidavit fl-
ell IN this cause, that tie defendants A.
u. Balm and ~. 4. Balm. are non.resi-
dents OF the State Of West Va, IL is or
dered, that said non resident defendants
do appear AZ the next rule day 10 he held
IN saih Office, on the 6rst Monday in
September, 1891. and do What IL ncces.
sary 70 protect their interests in this
suit. Teste,
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
August u. I851.-A
Daley 4 Daley, Attorneys for plaintiff
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

Circuit Court.-Circuit Court began
on Tuesday. A letter was received
from Judge Armstrong. who is now
at Oakland, stating that he was sick
and could not be present. The bar
then elected Hon. VIM. C. CLAYTON to
preside during the Judges absence.
The Grand Jury was sworn in and
sent TO their room.
The Grand Jury found the follow
ing indictments: Against Daniel No.
ran and Patrick Brown.f unlawful.
ly, forcibiy and illegally hinde,ing
and obstructihg and opposing civil
officer in the lawful exercise and dis
charge of his official duty. Against
Daniel Moran, Patrick Brown and
John Joyce, for riot. Against John
Mullen. for assault and battery. The
Grand Jury, having finished the bus.
mess before it, was discharged Tues
day evening.--keyser Echo.
Badly Hurt.-Dr II w. Hodgson
was thrown from horse, in Frank
fort last Sunday night, from which he
received considerable injury. He was
riding through the town rapidly, on
his way to see patient, when some
dogs became entangled under his
horses feet, throwing both himself
and horse. He was carried to his
house and his injuries, it is thought
will not prove serious.-Ib.
Severe winter weather is being ex.
perienced at the Cape OF Good Hope
Snow has fallen in many districts of
the Colony. The face of Table Noun
tain was lately for some hours cover.
ed with SHOW.
At the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs an Episcopa! church is to be
bnilt on Il lot which has inst been
bought for one thousand dollars.
Hotter than red pepper pod the
Wheeling Intelligencer saws, was Gov.
Jackson's way of describing Monday.
Ii Won want nice Buggy, call upon
Stubblelicid, Cumberland.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

The contract for supplying the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institution at this
place with Coal, 1875 tons. of 1000 lbs.
tor lS8l-S2 has been awarded to John
7. Peerce, Esq, Of Mineral, from the
run of The mines at S. IS per ton.
The contracts for wheat & fresh mea,
was awarded to Charles llarmison. ESQ.
The former 500 bushels. at 81 60 ne,
hushel, and the later at s. 90 per hun.
drvd pounds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

The american F,rutrr fpr September
is received and Is filed as usual with
articles Of interest TO the Agriculturis.
and uorticulturist 1t ia we'll wo-th the
subscription price of$l so per year. To
clubs Of five or over 81. Published by
SAMUEL SANDt & SOY. Baltimore, Nd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

We are pleased 10 note that the Hoo
vEn lion School at Stanton, Va, re-
sumes work September 10Th, under ia
yorable auspices. Tue Business De-
partncnt has grown TO such proportions,
the YindicatDr states, as TO need addi
tional quarters, and for this purpose the
rooms lately used by the National Val
lev Bank have been rentei, The school
continues to grow IN public favor and
confidence and the range OF it's patron
age is extending rapidly.
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TIE II M s.
HARPERS YOUNG PEoPLEl
Per Year, Postage Prepaid, @I 90

Single Numbers Four Cents each.
The Bound Volume for 1880 containing the
hrst hfty-two Numbers. will be ready early in
November Price. 80 O0-posiage prepaid
Cover for young People for 1880, IS cents
postage, 10 cents additional
:. kenitlances should be made by Posi-Offce,
Money Order or Draft, 10 avoid chance OF loss.
~rNewspapers arc not 10 copy this adver-
tisemsnt without the express order OF DARpxH
b BRoTBEas.
Address HARPER REOTBFRQ
October 29 1880. ksv Yo,k
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PENS IoNs

DROCURED for ali soldiers disabled In IA /.
u s. service from any cause, also for heir
90 deceased soldiers The slightest disabilitv
entities 10 pension. PENSIONS INCRFASED
b0nnty and new discharges procured Those
~ doubt ~ 70 whether entitled 70 soythine.
should send two cent stamps for our f.eirruls,
81 Information " Address, With stamps. SION
ntRr Co, Solicitors Of Clsims aud Pstsofs
Wsshi1gton, D q. Lock box 62s
August - 1e8l-lm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

We are pleased To be enabled TO state
that the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institu.
ton opened on Monday last under
most promising circumstances-m more
pupils in attendance in number than
usual 50 early IN the session.
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Norwood High School g. College.
Norwood, Nelson County, Virginia.

"""''I -'~'oVH NUUHIyI virginia.
X. ", WILLIS. JR. UNIV. Val lPrinci
l.. u. WHARTON Uni. Of Va, ID. D. 7 pals.
Opens September 2st, 1881, with full corps
Of instructors. Location especially healthy
ChSlybcate water. Complete courses OF stud v
IN All departments. Thorough preparation for
university OF virginia and other higher insti-
tuiions Board and tuition from $500 10 x2Go
per annual sesson Apply to Principal. for cnt>
Alogue August a., 1881
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ONO Wesleyan University.
DELAWARE. OHIO

MEN 10 both seIes-witi elegant home for
~ Yonng ladies. Five buildings Extensive
libraries, iaborHt rirs and museum Actual ay-
eFage cost To- young neu for the lsst college
yedr including all Items except clothing Sl55
Classical, Scientic Preparatory aud Normal
cou ses pecial advantages 10 Music. psiot.
ing aud Sciences. Attendance GCs. In college
classes 2I3 Write for Catalogue COLLEGE
year begins September l4ih.
9. Il. PAYNE. LII d. President.
Aug. 5, lsSI.--lm
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER SEIZED ULE.

TN and after May %, 1881. trains will leave
Green Spring Run, as follows:
EAST BOUND.
No. 10. Accommodation. 9.35 A. NJ.
No. A.. Way.Fr't & Passg'r. 10 IA A. NJ.
NJ. Al. Freight & Passenger, SOC L. NJ.
WEST Bound.
No. 4Gl Way TT & Passenger. / SO A. NJ.
NJ. Ii. Accommodation .3.2lP.
cE4l Daily.
L. II. C. NORTON. AGENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

The weather continues hot and dry.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week, the thermometer ranged be.
tween l04 and 1862.
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BETHEL
Classical and Military Academy.

Near Warrenton, Fauquier Co.. Va.
Prepares Tor College, University or Business.
DBCONNEHDED for Location. Health, No
u rslity. Scbolarship snd Discipline Bosrd.
Tuition. Hnd Medical Attendance, (Haif Sees.
iOn) so o.
Address Tor Catalogue.
MAJ. A. G.. SMITH. supt.
Beihtl Academy r o Faaquisf Co, va
Jolly o. 1881 i'm