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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

DEATH OF DIR. JAMES CoNHAD.-Dr.
James Conrad, we learn from the Win
chester Necs, died at his home in that
place on the goth inst. At one time he
was Surgeon in the United States Ar
my and in service in Mexico. For ma.
ny years he has not been in full prac-
tice. lie was a gentleman of extensive
general reading, and had remarkably
retentive memory, and could command
his etores at will. lie was an accomplish
ed member of the medical profession.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

People who have no opportunity TO
ENJOY sea bathing will be glad to know
that substitute neatly, il not quite, rs
Strengthening is found in an ammonia
bath. A gill of liquid ammonia in n
pail of water makes an invigorating So
luton, whose delightful effects can only
be compared to plunge in the surf
To weak persons this is recommended
rs an incompatible luxury and tonic.
L. cleanscs the skin and stimulates it
wonderfully, and leaves the flesh as firm
and cool as marble. More than this,
the ammonia puriies the body from all
odor OF rerspiration. Those in whom
the secretion is unpleasant will find re-
lief by using spoonful of the tincture
IN basin of water aud washing Tie arm
pits with il every morning.
Many persons find great comfort and
benefit from saltwater baths, arranged
in this way, A coffee cup Of fine dis
titled salt is mixed with gallon Of wa.
tor, and with hair glove or Russian
bath cloth lie body is thoroughly bath
ed with the mixture, rubbing until the
body is aglow. Then folio ws au exhil-
Grafton akin to surf bathing. The drug
gisis sell boxes of salt specially prcpar-
ed and weighing three pounds for 30
cents. For delicate child such bath
is recommended as specially beneficial
Many persons ind an occasional bran
bath greatly improves the condition Of,
the skin. The French women find il
leaves their dark, clear flesh as soft "a q
bahy's. A peck Of common bran, to be
had at any of the feed stores, is stirred
into tub OF warm water. The rubbing
of the scaly PARTICLES OF the bran clean.
ses thc skin, while the gluten in it sof-
tens and strengthens tue tissues. The
friction of The loose bran calls the blood
to the surface, and nervous aud irritable
people ind special benefit from IL for
their minds as well az their bodies
Physicians say The habitual use Of soap
upon the face leaves the skin brown, and
Recommend little oat meal ia the wa
ter, or the ammonia suggested above
Ladies who have moist or oily skins
should use quite hot water for their
baths, and little fine bay rum rubbed
over the face or little of any Of the
fne toilet waters. A Tablespoonful ia
the wash bowl Of water prevents that
shiny appearance Of the skin which is
50 annoying - H1ecl. Lnt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

An interesting story is told in Elmira
of the attachment OF an old gander to
blind horse. The gander noticing the
difficulty the horse had in going around,
would all day go i'll front Of tho horse
leading by cackle. At night the gam
der would accompany the horse TO tho
stall, lie under the trough and the horse
would supply the gander with food. At
length the horse died, and the gander
refused all food and soon died.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

a CoLoRED GfRb TUnS1So WmrE.
One Of The greatest curiosilies be-
longing 20 the human family. ever seen
10 these parts, perhaps, was on our
streets last Saturday evening. IL was
in The person Of little negro girl, aged
about seven years. who, about a year ago,
commenced 10 turn white. Her fore
head, from the hair Of her head 10 tho
bridge Of Der nose, extending around on
either side o. her neck, Is perfectly white.
while both checks arc almost a Jet black.
Her arms, feet, legs anu hands are Gov
cred with black and white spots, tho lat.
ter apparently the most numerous. She
has very heavy head Of hair, which is
almost as straight as that ola white per.
son, bit Is very coarse and nearly white
Il having commenced TO turn gray Of
The same time tho skin commenced turn.
ing white. She is perfectly healthy. as
her parents, Who we're with her. inform
ed as. Ter mother is very black. bu,
her father is between a copper color and
O black LeGyeHe ,.fh3 s,n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-One day last
week, the same paper SAYS, Miss Emma
Rust, young lady residing near New.
town, this county, daughter of the late
Samuel Rust, accidentally shot herself,
lnficting a severe wound, by the care.
less handling of q pistol. It seems she
was carrying the weapon as defence
whilst going to the fields after berries.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

a BRAVE LITTLE GIRL.-A little girl,
named Mslcomb. living in the neighbor.
hood Of Doe Hill, went out 10 the woods
to play, accompanied by her dog, one
day last week, when she suddenly clme
upon number Of wild turkeys. The
dog gave chase, aud in the alright, a
very large gobblor perched upon a fence.
The little heroine seized 70 from below.
dragged 10 20 the ground, and bore It
bone IN triumph. The turkey weighed
abou, % pounds. HgiIu,d Recorder.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

LEMON JUICE ~ DprnEnt4.-Dr. j..
~ Page, OF Baltimore. in The New York
Ned'c" Record, May Z. 1891, invites tho
attention Of the profession to The toni.
cal use Of fresh lemon juice as a most
efficient means for The removal Of mem
0rane from the throat, tonsus. etc. in
diphtheria. In Lis hands l.nd be has
heard several Of bic professional bre.h-
rem say tho same) 10 has proved by Tar
the best aseut be has yet tried for .hc
purpose. lie applies The Juice Of The
lemon, by means Of a camers hair BRO
bang, TO tbe affected parts, every two
or three hours, and 10 eighteen cases on
which be has used 10 the effect has been
al. he could wish.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

President Garfield AMI Judge Jerrc
Black have recently become the owners
Of a largo farm in Alexandria county,
Va, lying within view OF the White
House. They acquired a small portion
Of the tract by purchase and partly as a
fee for services. The whole tract was
mort2aged, and in order TO save their
part they instructed an agent TO buy
the whole Of it when The foreclosure sale
occurred. Willie the President has been
lying III the sale has been made and his
farm secured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29
Court Directory for 1881.

CIrcn.t Court for Hampshire county frs,
Tuesday in March, i'h Tuesday in May aud 3rd
Tuesday in September
County Court the ST Tuesdays in January.
April aud UctOberand the last Tuesday in July
Circuit Courts.
HARDY 3gd Tuesday 10 March and 9th Tues
day 10 May, and LIST Tuesday ia October.
Ni7'r7i lot TUESDAY ia May and September
Gn3 4,h fuesi y in November.
"ront, Is, Tuesday in April and June and Bird
Tuesday IL October
ienileion 3ri Wednesday 10 April and June.
sri Isl " eda e5day in November
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

We convorsed with a number OF intel
Iigcnt gentlemen of each wing of the
Democratic party in Hatrisonburg last
Monday. We desired to learn the com.
psrative strength in the county, Of the
two Democratic factions, and from What
we learned we concluded that it would
not vary much from what it was last No
vcmber tic advantage being with the
Bpurbons in recruits from the Democta.
tic element, and with the Readjusters in
accessioDs FROM Republicans. In and
about llsrrisonburg, where the influence
Of the U. S. Marshals Office is felt. n
number Of Republicans favor tue coali-
ton; but some Of the most sterling Re-
publicans in the county declare that uu-
der no circumstances will thoy support
it, and if a Republican ticket is not nom.
mated they will not go to the polls.
And it is the feeling which porvades a
very large element OF the Republicans
Of the State.
We do not think il likely that Capt.
Paul will be able TO carry majority OF
the Democratic voters Of the county for
the coalition ticket. nor do we believe
that the combined strength which both
he and Mr.. LOWS can command, will
enable them TO carry the County.
The ticket is doomed TO defeat, let
the CANVASS shape itself as it may. and
all the blustor and Boosting and bull
doing Of both the Democratic and Re
publican Readjusters will not save it,
Stanton YirginioH, Juig 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

II was the opinion Of tho astron omer
Keplcr that the celestial spaces we're
As ful! Of comets as The sea is Of fishes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29
South Branch Intelligencer.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Good Soup.-Put on water for az
much soup as you wish to make peel
and slice six large potatoes, one tables
spoonful of salt, butter the size of an
egg, cupful of new milk, tablespoonful
OF flour, stirred i'll half q eupful of
milk, to thicken; add three or four
onions, just before serving.-Toledo
Blade.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

We have now fully entered upon our
deg days Uul cat nights.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Beefsteak Rolled.-Procure round
steak, spread over it layer of dress
ing, such as is used for turkeys. Be-
gin at one end of the steak and roll it
carefully: tic the roll to keep it in
shape. Bake in the oven, basting
very often. Make a gravy of the
drippings and pour round the meat
when ready to serve.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Coffee CalSe.-Two cups sugar, ono
cup molasses, one cup butter, one cup
coffee, four eggs, one pound of raisins,
five cups or flour, two teaspoonsful
each of cinnamon, mace and cloves
and onc-half teaspoonful of soda.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Nut Cake.-Two cups sugar, ono
cup butter, one cup cold water or milk,
three cups flour, four eggs, two table,
spoonfuls baking powder, two cups
hickory nut added last OF all.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Berry Short Cako.-Half cup butt
ter, one cup sour milk, one teaspoon
full soda, half teaspoonful salt and
flour 70 make the consistency Of bis
cult; bake in tin; split in alfwhilc
warm and spread both pieces with
butter stew one quart cranbcrries.
sweeten, put between and on top of
layers: eat with sugar and cream.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Pecan Cream Cakc.-The yolks
of eight eggs, one cup Of sugar, one
cup of flour, tablespoonful OF butter
melted, half cup thick, sour cream,
nearly tablespoonful of soda; bake in
layers. Crcam-Onc cup sugar. three
fourths of cup pecan meats, cut fine.
one cup of cream, Tablespoonful Of
corn starch boil until thick; let it
cool, spread between layers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Hard Soap.-A lady subscriber
asks as TO send a recipe for soap. We
hope the following, which we take
from an exchange, Will prove satis-
factory: Twelve pounds OF grease,
twelve pounds of sal soda, six pounds
Of lime. Put eight gallons OF warm
water on the lime aud soda: let it
stand over night, and ia the morning
pour il carefully on the grease Put
more water on the lime 20 liIl up with
as il boils Boil two hours. If the
grease is very salt it must be freshcn-
ed. Cut in cakes and leave in the air
70 dry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

Every one may not know that
small quantity of nitrate Of soda put
into the water every time tits q angcd
viii preserve cut flowers for more
than @ fortnight.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-29

A Georgia gentleman says that
when be has bad bis first crop of mel
ous be clips The vines six inches from
the root. New sprouts grow, and
there is q second crop finer than the
first.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

excellent article OF vino, made by Mr. Cor
bit from grapes raised In bis vineyard near
Stockton.
From the latter, Mr.. Il. was the recipient OF
q considerable number Of specimens of DIFF.
ferent ores, moss agales, corhelases, etc, etc.
To Miss Corbitt, the charming daughter OF
his pleasant host and hostess, he was in
debted for some delightful music. equal In It's
sweetness and artistic rendering to any TO DO
heard in the older states.
Besides these he made the acquaintance of
Judge Keesay, and w. Keesay, general
merchants al Fort Davis.
Mr. Il says more clever and gentlemanly
"outdt" of boys than those under change of
Y. M. Powell, of the firm before referred to,
don't travel in the west.
The party consists of s. A. Thompson, of
Dallas, surveyor; Joe Held, chairman, Fort
Stockton, Texas; Mr.. A. E. Durrell, book
keeper and treasurer, Cincinnati, Ohio; VIM.
!Moizberger, chairman, Fredericksburg,
Texas; Ed. Bufort, hostler, Ben Ficklin,
Texas; Albert Murray, first cook and COM
missary for outfit number one, Fort Concho,
Texas; Clinton Mirick, cook and commissary
for outfit number two, Ben Ficklin, Texas.
Taking it altogether for agriculture, cattle
and sheep raising, minerals, etc, Mr. L. feels
confident there is great future in store for
our state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
The Chicago, Texas a. Mexican Contra
Railway Company.


The directors of this company. consisting
of d. II. Hale, Thomas P. Robb, James B.
Simpson, Clinton B. Hale. Jules E. Schneider
and L. Fl. Fitzhugh, met yesterday after
noon at their general offices in this city.
The designations of Messrs. Dwight X.
Tripp, q inton B. Hale, T. f. Marsalis and
A. i. Hardie we're pre- sented to and accepted
by the board.
Instead of these directors, Messrs. Jules E.,
Schneider, of Dallas, and John Il. McAuley
Ferdinand w. Peck and Amos 4. Hale, of
Chicago, were unanimously elected directors
in said company. The resignation of Mr..
Dwight X. Tripp as vice. presdent of the
company was accepted and Mr.. Amos T..
Hall elected vice-president in his stead.
Messrs. Hall and McAnley, of Chicago,
were likewise elected members of the excu-
tive committee of the company. Mr.. Dwight
K. Trip was unanimously o. cted general
solicitor for the company. 'rae report OF
Major George w. wits of the
location of the first q miles of the
road and the {" snation and To-
cation Of depots thereon was
approved and adopted, and by resolution the
chief engineer was instructed to proceed to-
locate Inc next twenty-five miles southwest:
wsrdly, and prepare the same for letting.
The chief engineer was also instructed oy
the president of the company and chairman
of the executive committee TO proceed with
out delay, TO survey the line from Dallas to
Paris and thence to Red river, with view
of connecting the same with feasible line
from Red river through the Choctsw nation
to Fort Smith, Arkansas, there 10 connect
with the st. Louis & San francisco railroad.
The contract between the Chicago d Texas
construction company and the railway COM
psny for the construction of the road was
laid before the board Of directors and by
them fully approved and ratified.
On motion of Mr.. Jules Il. Schneider a
vote of thanks was rendered Mr.. Dwight X.
Tripp and Clinton B. Hale, retiring direc-
tors, for their efficient services heretofore
rendered the company.
On motion of Colonel Thomas p. Robb
vote of thanks WAS unanimously rendered
Messrs. 7. L. Marsalis and A. Il. HsIdie for
the valuable aid they have rendered the COM
pany. The directors, after fully maturing
their plans for the prompt and active con-
struction of the road, adjourned zine die.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
Complimentary

We, the undersigned supervisors and sec
ton foremen, subordinsies of Capt ID. E,
Grove, superintendent of the T. g. P. & ID. q
W. railways, wish 10 return out thanks TO
Capt. Grove for kindness and attention
shown US the 2lst OF this month while accom-
psnying him with psy train from Dallas e
Abilene, and each Of US promise 10 double
energies 10 prove by our work our spprecis-
ton OF bis kindness and our willingness u
assist him in any Of his undertakings that be
msy think viii advances his interest and the
interest Of the cOmps1y;
James O'COnners, Frank Lsrche, Willisu
Lee, james Glseson, Frspcis FoI. Gus Lang
Nicholas Gollner, p L Lesser, Lsrvy Trice
Geo A Helm, james L'st0n, w @ Bening-
Ton, Henry Sander, T o Burns, ] Brady, j 3
johnson, Chss Msrshsll, ChAs 1ouHg. Frank
Ale, JOIN Kasperson, (sscti0n foremen.)
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
synopsis OfSupreme Court OpiuiOns
Based gu Reports of commissioners of Ap

peals.
Moss ct al, VS. Alfred Ut al; appeal from
Grsyson county. An appeal bond with the
amount blank and signed only by one
surety, shows not only Irregularities Tequir-
ing the court to sustain the motion to dis
miss, but fundamental def Its rendering the
bond worthless ald comforting no juris 1iction
appeal. Dismissed Watts, Q.
Witt, Murphy e. Co., VS. Rpez Hsrdee &
Co.; appeal from Dallas county. First.
Tae court below struck out appellants
special plea denying the partnership, but he
was allowed to introduce his evidence on tina.
issus under his general denial. As there is
no injury manifested, the ruling OF the court
3elow will not be revised.
Second. Where charge is correct ex-
position of the law applicable to the case,
made by the evidence to the extent that it
went, but does not embrace all the law APP
plicable TO the case, the appellant should ask
such additional instructions as he deemed
proper 10 be given, and there will exist no
reason for reversal unless such proper in
structions were asked and refused. Affirmed.
Watts, G.
Smith & Williams vs.. Parks appeal from
johnson. When the appeal bond is not
made payable TO the plaintiffs in whose favor
the judgment appealed from was rendered,
not even consent of parties can confer juris-
diction on the appellate court and the
court, of its own motion WI dismiss the
appeal. Dismissed. Walker, commissioner.
Clements Tvs Eggleton appeal from Fan
min. A patent carries with it prima facie
right to the land thereby granted, and .
rebuff such prescription, it devolyes upon
The ADVERSE claimant 10 clearly e,tsblsh
prior or superior equitable right. The bur-
den being upon the plaintiff even under the
ordinary rule of law applicable 10 actions of
this kind, 10 show right to recover TIE land,
the weight OF that burden is increased when
he is met by an apparently perfect title.
The simple fact that plaintiffs field notps had
been returned some time or Other does
not meet the exigency. 1t was Of vi al inn
portanee 10 show That they wee reil ned
within the time required BY law. A q med.
Walker, commissioner.
Keys VS. L aud; appeal from Lamar. The
record must show the affidavit authorizing
the ctsiion by publicaiiop, upon which
judgment by default against plsin.if in er.
ror, is predicsted. Reversed and reminded.
Gould. Q.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
weekly mortu.ry Report.

MOrtusry report for the week ending
April "a 1881.
Fannie Bsnkbssd, white, age three years
and sin months, female; csuse-lypbo-
nslsrisl fever.
Nsvmsn White, age ninsizn years, male;
east Dallas; pnsumOni-.
Johnnie Billington. white, age eight years,
male, second ward; meningitis.
Msry A Eving, White, age thEty-tvo
year, female; Ezsl Dsllss; irfsnmsfion Of
bOvels-
Sever EsiA While. sgs ffy-tbrss years,
male Elm strsst, fourth vsra bssrt
dissass
DsuKbtsr o. Berry Cockrin. blsek, sgs
eleven, is1nsis flsi ssr5; epilepsy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
TnE rIasr-sLowN ROsE
from the shoIily forthcoming new volume en-
Titled "OrieAH Legends dndother iOc"'s' J
, RAnnI II. NJ. BlrN.

lf tlIsd We %"[0,yliSYi Eeoe%ds @"aoiE@ TOcds1
BYIiAnm II. NJ, BEN
II Is not every one who knows
The story Of the 1rst-blown Rose,
As sung In grove and told In tent,
A legend of the Orientj
sllll cherished MS in by-gone timesj
Thus run the rythm and the rhymes:
where the desert meets the mountain rising
from the burning sands,
PARKWAY from palm and lotus crippled ,dwaried
a thorn bush stands.
Never had n flower opened from beneath OF
twigs or leaves;
Covered with the dust of ages droopingly II
sways and grieyes.
From afar and near
1t must mutely hear.
Taunt and spite, and sore reproaches OF iuSu-
RANT GASES
From the naughty Leb'non cedars to the hum
blest blades Of grasses.
IT'S even tide, the Occident CLOVIS
Now big dew-lears the foliage throws
On parched roots, which claw the rocks;
When far away the bleat Of hocks
Wake faint the echoes from the height,
From whence q man appears in sight.
Tenderly the shepherd carries on his breast a
little lamb,
Which had strayed and would have perished'
separated from its dam;
Had not lovingly it's guardian, Moses, safely
borne it hence.
Who such mercy shows
TO dumb creatures woes,
Snre is fit for greater labor; his shall be the
high commission,
That he lead from Egypt's bondage lsr'el free
to noblest mission.
As down the steep declivity
The Hebrew prophet comes-lO! see:
At Horeb's base, the strangest 1ire
1t burns and burns-nOr does expire;
Nor does consume single rush;
Nor smoke eXhales the flaming brush!
Exodus, the whole third chapter, this event IN
Holy Writ.
Full of highest inspiration, hath recorded,
grandly fit.
Miracles wrought here at night-fall, stay OF
some of natures laws,
These sublime events foreshadowed, Freedom s
origin and cause.
First-blOwn Rose, the Rabbins say,
Graced the bush at dawn Of day;
And its glorious seed grew ever envy of all
vegetation;
Desert-born, it blooms, an emblem, Heavens
true love for Gods own nation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

Rev.. Drs. Jeter, BrosI dus, Dickinson ap.
IL Ia endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mony of men OF national fame ana of strictest
ofspeech. II Ia not too much to say that no
medicine ever had such support in lite favor as
aspecific he word of any one of the emil
nent divines who underwrite tbia antidote to
dyspepsia has desc rived weight. Their united
witness Joined with the'experimented use ana
the approval OF the preparation by well known
physicians removes all doubt. 1t Is beyond all
question a wonderful therspeutical agent
Editors Religious Herald, Va.