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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25
DlILT poSf-MfgLLIGEEOIR.
Loo L..

INA raj estate fever, though Tar from
deed. has visibiy subGded.
The average product Of the Newcastle
miue Il now about 750 tons OF coal per
day.
Caut. Geo. ]. Ainsworth, accompanied
by ssvefal friends, spsnt yesterday IN
Seattle.
So1riet fever IL more or less preva-
lent in this city ct present, tnoeen ~
mild form. ;.
IT. o. q the Territory against
4oeoone. ehaseod With murder q 1aeo.
ma, haa bssn continued tn nsx' se'n o'
court.
To II. B. yaYnsy. purssr OF the Geo.
w EidSr. our thanks are due Ter late
San Francisco papers, and msmoranoa
Of trip.
The Muldoons will furnish VI the next
$3.50 Of entertainments, after which
there vii probably be lull until the
Fourth Of July has come and gone.
WI. Nclfieksn, Surveyor General o.
WaGhineton Territory, has besn IN Be-
sftle A dav or two on business. he re-
furns 70 his home st the capital city To-
day. 800
The stesmship Walla walla with 2eoo
tons OF Seattle coal will go TO sea TODAY
at noon. On her. next trip mp the coast
she viii taxa Nsuainao coal for san fisn-
cisco. !,
The down Sound mail was carried
both vsys Yesterday by the Idaho: she
meeting the Geo. Z. Starr. from Veto
ria, and exchanging passengers, fre'ens
and mail.
On hsr Last trip from San Francisco
the stearnship Victoria brought 70 Row
WAstmfustor new locomotive and ten.
der for the Canadian Pacific Railroad
Company.
Mr.. w. A. Jennings ia talked OF Al
asndidate for Mayor at the next Cleo
tion. Having been Councilman for
several wears, il is thought he viii fill
the higher office with credit.
Another discovery of bituininous coal
mace within week past, only aoou'
fifteen miles from kenton. Is SAID %,
those making the find TO be superior
10 anything Of the kind yet unearthsc
on the coast.
The creditors OF John q. Hodge, th'
Wall known stationer, hava petitionst
the Court 70 have him declared an IN
voluntary bankrupt. The principal cred
itor Il Capt. James s. Lawson, who ha
1857 6l involved.
A cams OF baseball was played las,
Sunday between Portland home clu'
and club improvised from California
and Eastern men in the city. Ninl
innings were played. The home cinl
made "a outs and "a runs, while th'
other made n outs and never run.
Heansn are scarce and hard to get a
Gan Francisco. The ship Josephus va
compelled TO wait from April I'D to MAY
18Th before she could get crew, while
the ship Naliposa was compelled to pa,
e25O apiece in advance to every mar
before they would sign the articles.
Decoration Day exercises promise tc
BE- unusually imposing this year. Gov
Ferry will be President If the day. Kew
J. #. Damon chaplain, j. G. Haines orr
tor, and w. Fl. White poet. The pro
gram Is full Of interest, and will appeal
IN thaoe columns on the morning of the
day celebrated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

Nix. HAIxEs's LEcruHE.-The lecture
Of ]. G. Hainss, before the three liter
airy societies Of the University, was de-
livsrsd last night - par previous an
nouncsmsnt. Il was very Ans effort,
and gave his hearers great satisfaction.
His subject was The Practical Utility
Of Literary Knowledge." He epoke in
his easy, graceful manner, consumina
three-quaffeEs Of an hour in tho dsliv-
cry. A vote Of tkanks waa given him
by the societies addressed, Who will prob
ably have tho lecture, together with
Rev. ]. F. Elias bacoslaursato sermon
and md Judge Dssdy's so .a.,ss s adj
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

WHAT 6u BxouoEr.-Ths steamship
Geo. W. Elder brought from San Fran
CISCO SO tons cargo for Victoria, 81 tons
fer Port Townsend, 306 tons Tor Seattle.
10 tens for Tacoma and sD2 tons for
0lympia-96 altogether. Sho also
brouGAt lib passengers for Victoria, u
for Port Townsend, 90 for Seattle, As for
Tacoma, and 81 Tor Olympia-9N alto
gother. When small ship like the
Geo. w. Elder comes freighted in this
way Il indicates she ID in the enjoyment
o. Z lucrative line Of traffic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

m. D. !. Reigie, Who has . diaplny
Of portraits q Ksllsy's drue sforo. -
uaade aSnnaomoa1s vith "A. KelIv -
raootve osaes6 ene - $50. ooH ~
- tAeM. - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

PuassuAIs--Judgs n. p. Deadly. Of
Portland, b In this city, guest Of John
Laasy. Eco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

70 Alazvs.-Ths UmatiIlA 10 expected
= arriys here On Sunday. She went in
~ dry dock for general cleaning mp
during her present trip down, hence The
6nlny.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

Owing - ~ Gzsa4 variety Of amuss-
1en1s nov psevalen4 sasd Ia prospective,
- mnnqn19n1e skating carnival viii b
Doslps.6d until ahoQt Jans 10Th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

4 lasRo aaDurtmeut q HOUSE Plants
for Gnls q hnlf priee q n. PoEtman's
Modal Cab Grocery, Colman's new
bleeks 1sone seseee msa-0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

CoHRlNAraoN nfoRa.

Groceries, Notions. 6tatiousry, Candy,
Fruit. Cigars and Tooaooo. Frosk
brad every day. Lisbon lsmoua, tha
6ese 10 The market. fTuns street, naas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

A fresh invoice of Swiss Cheese, Linn
burger Cheese, Pine Apple Cheese. Sal
Sage Cheese, Cream Cheese and Cali
fornia Cheese at N. Portman's Model
Cash Grocery, Colman's block, Front
street. MATT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
IMPORTANT Announcement
FROM THE GREAT
SAN FRANCISCO SpORl.
a Genuine
CLEARANCE SALE
Monday Morning, May 9Th,
And continue until all il
goods in our present qua.
tiers are disposed Of.
We will offer inducements in every dera,L
ment which will be surprising to all who Vii
our house.
Our intention is not to move any Of IA
present stock to our new salesrooms, whicA
will be completed some time in July. On
stock is too extensive to give detailed II
of the articles which are reduced in price bm
we invite all to come and inspect our goola
and prices before buying elsewhere.
immense Reductions II
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS and
DOLM AN8
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, Etc, III
Samples sent free on application.
T0KLAS & S|NCERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

- Hall 4 Campbell. They have
housss md loes IN di6essnt localities
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25
Good Chance.

I'm ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH I
" o1ter my stock Of Groceries and Crock
cry 1t cost. together with horse. wagon
ana other nxtures. To any one wishing to
chance.
m20tf J. H. sANDERs0N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-25

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
"A selves indebted to the undersigned
arc hereby notified to come forward and
settle up by June lst, 1859, and thereby
save costs.
J. McBETH,
ml&td Second street.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1882-02-07
Fragor och svar.

Fo]jand> trsga har blifvit redaktoreo till
sand, hvarpa benaget svar anhalles:
Arade redakt6rl
Jag will bedja ON upplysning pa en- traga:
Rn man som reste fran Sverige for tio ar sedan,
skref en- talsk revers eller borgensforbindelse
och tog ut penningar "a densamma Kan
fordringsagaren med lag taga ut cit sadant
kraf eller kan han taga honom hllbaka. der
hsn fnner honom2
sva,: em galdenaren ar bosatt i Minueso'
ia So kan icke bemalte fordran med lag in
kasseras at honom, ty fordran ar for gammal.
Huruvida tordringsegaren kan med lsgens
tillhjelp ofverfora honom till Sverige tor be-
straffning, beror pa tordragen mellan Sverige
och Forenta Staterna rorande brottslngars ut
lemnande. vi tro, att f0rtalskniDgsbrott ar
cit af de brott, som ar inbegripna namda for
drag.
sadant fall far fordringsegaren hanvanda
sig till vederborande myhdigheter Sverige.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1882-02-07

Som EFT erkannande af ju1yns
verksamhet professor mot Guiteau
har en- borgare Springfield. Ill, for
bildandet af en- fond skankt 1000 dol
lars. Meningen med denna fond
skulle vara att halla edsvurna, som
deltagit j, i Guiteau-processen SHADES
losa for de f0rluster de tillafventyrs
skulle kunna hafva lidit.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1882-02-07

u Herr Peter Zehnder, Tuscum-
bia, Ala, skrifver f6ljande: Jag har
sedan dera ar tillbaka anvandt Dr..
August Konig's Hamburger droppar,
synnerligast mot kolik, hvilken hog
grad besyara! mig och har icke kunnat
fnna nagon Stag medicin, som f0rskaf.
fat mig den liadring som sagde drop.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
MAJ -. 1882. I'm

@!sls week n your osp town Terms AID
Wt}D - cuff free Aldrcss Il HAIf,.Tr
s co. 'oril,nd Maine,
April Z. 1892 II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
Fish Laws Of Maryland t. West
Virginia.

The Maryland law passed Inst winter
went inta effect on tue 3rd or May, 1882
IL requires the Fish Commissioners O.
Maryland to erect Fish ways over the
Canal dams pp the P2t9nac.
1t requires I'll owners of dams bull,
or 10 be 6uili, TO keep up Fish ways o.
yer them under penalty OF $500 to
$500, and having tue dam abated as q
nuisnce
1t Iolbids tue catching OF any lish ex.
cept shad and herring during the tsonts
OF May.
It's other provisions as to catching
lish 10y sledging. &c. are OF same gene
raj parporl as The West Virginia law.
The West Virginia law, forbids tho
catching Of fish in any run or creek ia
any way except With hook AMI line
Forbids the placing OF auy weir, Ssh
poi or trap in any stream, at any tine.
Fofbijs the catching Of fish in any
Iiger by any means, except wish hook
and line, from the lst day of Marco ill
the lst day OF November of each year.
Forbids tue catching Of Jack or white
Salmon between the let of May aud
10 II June, and Of brook rrou, or lard :
locked salmon between the 1st Septem
Der and lst January.
Forhids the killing Of fish By poison,
&c, or by explosion OF powder or other
substance az any time.
The penalty for each offence against
any section Of the law is fine OF $40.
Any peFson failing to pay gae can be
iiuprlsonsI.
The 9th Section Of tho West Va law
- Gu 'tei beIoa 10 full, viz:
.. Ill shall be lawful for any person
az any time To remove or destroy any
nets, traps or other devices placed on
any creeks or runs within This state for
the purpose OF catching or destroying
Il h, or any Instructions so placed for
the purpose OF preventing The passage
oil fish; and in regard to rivers, 1t stall
be lawful for any person to 10 the Same
thing AZ any time between the lot day
of March aud Tie lst day OF October in
any year"
The law also forbids the tres passing
upon, going into or passing through any
enclosed field Tor the purpose OF lshing
w,,hout consent OF the owner or cccu
pier.
1t prevents the catcling'of minRows
ana small asI Except salmon, iFout ami
shad) with haud nets, COR angling or
scientific purposes, and tie Catching OF
ish With nets aud seines for purposes uf
prcpo ,Gtion or stocking other waters
provided Tie consent of the Commission
er OF fishes lie FIRST obtained
The law - 10 dams may be found IN
The Code and fprb,ds the placing or
kecpiIg Oh any dam which obstruct.
navigation or The iassago OF fish in q
stream, under penalty Of two dollars
for every u hours IL may Remain, and
the dam may be aDa!ed IS a nuisance.
tSee 0oda.) {. $. W.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
Bee Notes from Pleasant Dale.

Mh. HARPER Dear Sir: Would II
not DC On advantage 10 the rnany farmer
readers of your valuable paper, tn in
dace them to give Bee Culture some at !.
tsn,ion
liz the study of Agriculture one is en-
gagged In one of tao most pleasant as
well as profitable pursuits possible. The
magnitude OF this business may be i.na-
gned. when we arc Informed thu, the
money crop of the United States { the
year 1881, amounted to l20, 600 600 lbs
The American Bee Journal. a frat.
class bee paper. pnts it thus: "rhe ho-
ney crop ~ the United States for III e
year 1881, amounted TO 120, 00O. 600 los.
Fer shortage, throw oil the tweaty mill
ioas, and count tue remainder ut 10 cts.
per TO-. the average price Tor honey this
year,.and We have the snug SUM Of Fif-
teen Million Dollars
Tais Il certainly no small source OF
profit, AMI the farmers of Hampshire
county, can, by Il little study ami alten /.
ton, be partakers. Any farmer With or
dinary Intelligence, can soon learn TO
haodle bees, ani make tbcm profitable.
lie would net need tutor, but, oa,y a
good Book on Bee Calture, frame hive,
AID good colony CT bees With which
to begin. His bees would increase as
fast as he coald learn TO handle them
properly. Upon an average, one good
colony OF bees, well cared for, Will yield
surplus OF 70 sections honey (iike the
sections send you for sampl,) per year,
about 20 lbs. We get IS cts. per sec
tinu for such honey. Now does il not
pay 20 handle bees when each good col
ony can he made to yield IN average OF
Sll 20 per year. This is actual profit,
besides the pleasure derived from the
study OF The nice little Jets (ninus We
mean the slings one gets aud The all
vantage OF having NJ command an .aban.
dant SUPPLY of una,ialteratod sweets for
table use. Waen / partake of honey
pat nip IN good sly le, know bat | am
eating OF natures choicest a@ccti: but,
"hoa ] partake Of the sweets OF corn
merce, 40 not ilnow A,.y mnoh Glu.
coae. am eating. Tie mnrderous Land
OF adoi'etatioh las tempered with much
OF our commercial sweets, Gyucu,e, or
Germ Sugar, is playing It's part AS
health dea roger
There. now you see, my article is too
lengthy fos lho first, bat when 1 get
wound up, il takes some time to run
down.
Hoping that you will enjoy the honey,
AN yours, very tsuly,
j. W. CARTER.
Peasant Dale, May 10, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
The Situation at the Mines.

There IS 20 change in the situation
ut the mines since yesterday. Tie
new buildings are in course OF cree.
lion at Eckhart for the new labor to
be imported. We understand that the
Consolidation Coal Company has ser.
we'd notice on the board OF cumlnis.
sioners Of tIiis county that the county
will bc held responsible for any irju.
ry that may result to thgr property
from any violence on the part Of citi-
zens OF the county. There is no midi
cation, however, thnt any violence
will I've perpetratea. -Cumbcrlapd
Times, May 2l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
Baltinsore Cattle Markef.
MONDAY. MAY p 1870

-.
ICat,ie are sold at these Ssarss live w.ishl
dogs are so.d NJ net wei Sht. that IA 30 Or
cen, tgensrailyl of frota nve weight Sheer
ing OF
BEAr cArrts. The uaske, has not been near.
~ as active as IL last week ans. th, week
before. Though rri'--s ia tbs W est are higher
aud those in New York rot being as favorable
Quotations hero are OF sG4lc az compared vi:a
lsst week, quality considered Top Cattle show
TIE least dselirc. while medium and eommor
are I'll T.. ifices ranged Al dlSS 30 yerv,x
IRA AZ the lagisr IRE, with most sslea ~ 8 81
a)eI 20 per loo los There were uiauy -,,is
vomiaon Cattle Smong the cfesiags than there
were last week.
NIlca Cows The receipts are ia excess of =
G,40 per head
Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged as follows (: B,s,
81 ~ s. So. that generally rated dr.,
qpsiy p! zSggs7 e2l msdiam or COOL fsir
iuals! 30 u s. ordinary lhia S,eers
pSeu All U"9s 90 q IS %. Extreme
range OF prices % a. IS 50 Most II tne
sales we're tro,n q so "a - Is per 100 rs
Inc cattle received were 355 iroin Keatsci; :
zoo rem Ohio, "a froio Illinois, I56 from Ma
rslGbd SO from PeuusyiyAniA 10 fren Viz
GINA, aud is head from West Ya.-tot,l 70
ee'ps tor tbs week 1890 head agains. gss las,
"eeA, aud 25S head tire last year tJf th.
Cusriags 81 head we're taken 10y Baltirncre
outeHess, ~ sold to country dealers, a to Ess-
~
tot-i saes irr iao week 300 head agaiee, s2c iast
week, and gu sane uGie last year
SwiSE.-Ihe receipts 0se nearly 1000 head in
sx"ess OF iast week 3 oGsviu IS snl the sp:,,,lv
Is put iitue II any more TITAN ecual 10 tl,s de-
mtri, while prices chow an Improvement Of
IHily on last Monday figures We quote az
at J301l cenT, with most srles al ilmII
cents PET To net Receipts tais weok $3.50 head
against ia-4 last week aud 65lO head same time
iast year.
SAssP ASn LANBs The receipts arc sone
800 nose loan last week, and tle oaaiity dos
not average as good. there osiug = larger pro
pottiona'e number of coInmoa sheep an.onr
ia ~. There being some outside demand ,os
sNoi Sheep, trade tOI them was far - good
Out to- eI.nnon tae market VS. dul. Lnn,Gs
Were nluIe plentiful THAI last week, aud, qlliity
c01sidored, tiey were lower. We qaotu sheen
al 24G954 cents, AID LAMBS al 6(G5 cents per
10. gross Receipts this week s1G5 h..6 a.. ins;
S51Z last week, aai $685. head same time lagt
yeAr.-.SGR.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKEr.-Tues-
days market VAS as follows: Wheat,
Fuiz 81 -3J5l az Long berry 44Q
81 4G; Corn, wLi-e. 89t400 cents; yei
low, 56A(S1 cts; Oats 6Z cents, aud
r. oSi cents Rer bushcl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
ADugg-A Cured.

Da5nstaro. ~. Crf. ~. 20.
Ctnt'--1en. Ur -u'a Ir r I.t-
tcrr crr-f re Of bad attack az
lrci r--fi7u arf fiiresf in tae.t~f1
a-h. taglns tcsiciit. 7 take pleas
ere iu rl-rnm-ndi0E 30 % ~ Gus.
f1r1ert. arl aa- r.st On fry it g.r-a
'rr- -rf.r.l-f rr o. -iI"
Csc. W Horri-ait, Julzisf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26

a man who says he is not allie to pay
FOR 4 paper ought to 60 ag once TO the
county court and have his wife apPoin-
!ci Isis guardian Remember shat q
newspaper is wo.th more TO q family
than three months school. 4 family
that takes paper ives, Ds il were, il i
house set UPON bill. from whose vim
dows lac can see ell that is going OF In
the void. Friend, dout say you are
not able TO pay fot You: paper. Say
you don't ike tae paper or say Won
would rather live in Ignorance: OF de-
clare that yon DO not went you. children
30 learn anything; but don't say you
can't pay--becauao 90 say you en- &
paw, is to say you are 10 man, have 90
backbone, aad ought to be iu Tue poor
b ousc. - e..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26

MR. HARrcr: The Teachers Insti-
;ute for Hampshire county will be held
at Cap7n Bri ise beginning September
4th aud continuing five days. Il Will
he conducted by Prof 'rnos. Z. Muller
of Feirinont Mr.. a. Q. Cowgirl, one
OF our most Intelligent teochets, who at
tended the Institute at Msriinsburg last
year, speaks well Of Prof Miller as an
Instructor.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. 7. 6. Pow.
nail who il now student at the Fair.
mont Norma! School proposes ;hat The
Institute be continued 5ix weeks Instead
of Ave days. In such case it would OF
course he necessary for Tie teachers 10
pay The instructor for The extra ti,ac
Sumo teachers have been anxious 10
lave two months school the coming
autumn and the writer has been rcdues.
ted 20 teach H. IF the teachers would
prefer TO lave the Institute continued
m; her than hav, such school. au will.
ing 20 correspond with Prof NIIlcr for
them and ASCERTAIN ON what terms he
will remain with as. | am sure that g.
school contacted By such an instructor
would have many advantages over lhc
hest school The writer coul& teach. 7
presume it viii be possible TO gct good
board ut low rates at Capou Bidge, for
It 10 an enterpr.sins village whose pso-
rle are alive on educational masters. &
viii do Whatever lies in their power C.,
help the teachers to more intelligent
performance of theit work.
Nov sill the taacAers write me and
let me kaow ~hat they are willing te do
Ia tai5 matter?
OF course further notice Of This iasG-
tnle will hG given ns the time lor hold
iag 10 approaches. No examination Of
tcarbcrs VIII he held until September.
4 D.st-'ct Peabody Institute. conjuc.
tot By the celebrated PfoC Eiwi1 v.
Detroit OF New Jsrscy w'il be held ~
MooroGel1 from July l7lh to August 5,i.
! received n letter FROM slpt. shcrra.d
Of Ha'dy, some time since, requesting
noe 10 urge tbo teachers cf elis county
90 attend. I bopo Hampshire viii be
vol represented, and so. teachers and
friends OF education Who IRE not tcacu-
ers, will bo hcor.iy welcomed 90 Moore.
field.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26

When people see man advertise
.beg klow he is q business man. amt
his advertisement pro5lai1s tlat he Be-
nos above busiuoss bat anxious 10 do
10. Customers, Is has been observed.
Hko sheep, so c-cgarou5, and nouk
where they sec others 20. II oobo1y
else we're engaged Zoe the saue business,
30 would hc jrpyrlaul 20 truFesman and
daaiera 10 advertise in Che papar, be-
cause people are tempted to buy vhut
,Iey real Or. But others oco cngggCd
in tho same business, aud even 10 thew
$50 mob advertise, i, becomes tic more
important for you 20 DO So ii ,hey ao
advertise, 10 becomes doohiy iupouauE
PeasoSAJs-M-. SAMUEL 7. KaEe-
MGR returned 10 bis home ia this place
from COLORADO, on Friiay last.
Our feljow-townsman. DANrlL N.Y.
rsola, Esqo lies seriously I'D st bis
bone 10 thi5 place.
3. =. WHre and S /. Ftorrvoy
E-grs, Commissioner, v.l, offer for
sale before ,bc Court house door in t,i.
place, on Che i7,h Of June, . Tract OF
Land lying on Timber Ridge, in ibis
county, containing 300 Acros. See nd-
vcrtisomcut in another column.
There y.oro t.ro drefls g.. ono 4....
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26

Liver diseases. hea lache. aai cons;i.
patton, caused By bad digestion. quickly
cured by BroSn's Iroa 3sittsrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26

Mr WnsoN, Of Fintetone. hl'cra-
ny county. Nd, proposes to cree, q
st sm G.o-inz mill a, oakland 90 cost
$4,000 or $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
ROMNEY MAItKIT.
EE-AIsESle.D.

In fredericksburg, Va. on The i5tl
ms. by tho it,v. Jvnes J.. Smith, Rev
WmLtAM hEcwN, d. D., 10 Hiss LUci
GRAY WELaFonD, both Of that plaea.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26

ms undersigned Gss iast returned ftor. The
S-s' With ;ARSg and vel, ssls,,'.l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-26
nEcU2ATlOA DAY.

Tic Annual d .clration of the graves
j., rFs ol1fs loratc Dead" in Indian
n.ut Cemetery, will take pace June
a,ao'e. cl, i. NJ.
H 1.l meet, rs heretofore, ~ The
Rom Of the Presbyterian
..l 81 tle above named hour.
I. ai..s ar' requested to meat
ture ROOM at . O'Clock OF the
min, Of de G.h for the purpose OF
-..ra w,ca,h- &c.
NJ e. VANCE, Pres't.
IAGv =. iistsEELL. Sec'y.
rHa 30 57ou The now Comet2 It
g visible near .ho North Star.
Circuit, Court for Hardy County
u tuesday next.
3 .....u.u d cur town who has
a.,- different sections Of this
lr.r. r~e.se3 10 US on Tue d -
& ue Wheat was looking re-
wis reh. The cool weather we
ne. having for several weeks. has
uafastiaratly, nenefi cial to the
er. f.nat.
# ., under obligations to Mr.. II.
n an'alp;ising merchant a.
ra a'z County for package of
.,.c.i qna lily Of -four.
G.I Ersuch Ne iical Society
n >'ocrs field, on Tuesday, the
]uo". This meeting ia ex-
$50 be ,o'erca;ing aud profitable.
r'mol', papers will he present
'a .oi'"@iug gentlemen: DR.. J.
LOT "sr'iensyil 9; DR.. J. y. Of
bridge: Dr. T. II. West,
.j DE- NJ. Mj'i,r, North River
.a Fir. J. ". CAETEE, regular
ay.Eo-Ghaad merchant at
na'e who 10 extensively en-
Hee culture, "a received on
e. ..st p sample Of beautiful honey.
aar&s friend Carter. ne hope
SIS viii prove success and that
Ha.s always have honey.
Str C's. article il another col
an bee culture.
lIS@uY Ms. Lcg1.A HoUaEs,
tiace, has received hor Stock OF
and Summer Millinery Goods at
Opposite the Ccu-t-l,ouza