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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-24
Territorial Tattle.

Nearly seven hundred letters were dis
tributed at the Aberdeen post Office ont
day last week,
The Star says that four hundred anG
dfty English families have left their ma
tive land and are en- route for Plankinton
The Ordwsy Times has it from relia-
BILE source that there has been 10000
tickets sold in Chicago for Dakota this
spring, over the Chicago and Mort Invest
ern railroad.
The Far West mine, carbonate camp, is
showing up better every day. At a depth
Of seventy-sevsn feet the vein has widened
out until it is now three feet thick.
Pieces of the ore put under blow pipe
are in few minutes covered with glob-
ules of silver. Slight traces OF gold are
also found
Everything is not lovely al the Lost
Bonanza mica mine in Custsr county.
The men employed upon j nave been
compelled to seize upon a lot OF mica
which IS cut and ready for market in OF
der to insure tile payment Of their wages
And vet it is asserted that the mine has
been yielding dividends to the owners for
some time past
F. W. Petigrew of Flandrau, offers to
give lease of land for creamery for five
years free.
Fort Pierre looked like old times last
week; only three fights as far as heard
from.
The Northwestern Transportation COM
pany shipped $4,000 pounds of bullion a
short SINE ago, the product of the Sitting
Bull smelter for ten days. There will
be co. 900 pounds more ready for shipment
soon.
Deadwood Pioneer: Indications are
more than favorable for lively litigation
over the oil wells in the vicinity of Jen-
ney's stockade, of which property there
are several claimants, including the Home
stake company, which recently made ap-
plication at Cheyenne for patent.
The Mennonites located three miles
from Bon Homme are contemplating a
removal to the Pacific slope. Agents sent
out for the purpose have found desirable
locations in Oregon, and report says that
if they can dispose of their large estate
they will remove at an early day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-24
A Correction.

In the article which appeared in the
Alert yesterday morning, headed "Catho-
lie Services the remarks thanking the
Catholics for contributions in aid of the
church should have included nom Catho-
lies as well. The society desires to thank
fund whether Catholics or otherwise
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-24
Later Account Of the Northern Pacific 40.
cident With the Names Of the
Killed and Wounded.
It Costs the State Of Minnesota 83O, 900 to
Find Out the Character Of Judge
e. st. Julean Cox.
The Boiler Of Tug Boat Explodes, Killing
Five Men---Milwaukee and Chi
cago Grain Market.
in the Short Ribs---Foreign and
Domestic.
A Fun Account,

I
Mandan, March PA serious accident
occurred at O'Clock last night to work
train at the bridge crossing the Heart
river west Of Mandan The snow ploW
was clearing the track and was followed
by tram carrying twenty-five men in
three sleeping cars. Immediately behind
came the regular passenger train. The
train approached the bridge and the plow
had passed safely as did also the engine
OF the work train The sleepers of the
train, however, from some cause jumped
the track Immediately and four bents of
the bridge gave way, the sleepers falling
into the river with a terrific crash. Nine
ten injured, some of them seriously. The
cars at once took fire and were partially
consumed; two of the ill-fated men being
burned
The following is list of the killed:
THOS. GRADY; no friends
GEO. MOSHER; parents reside at May
'AIi3 Taos. IS WILSON.
OLE JOHNSON.
j. MCCORMICK.
VIM WATSON.
JAS. O'BRIEN; parents reside at De
Graft, MINI.
M. McANDREWS; relatives at Pitts
burg, Pa.
GEO. MILLER; arm broke and head
badly cut; no friends.
T. 0. BERRY; injured internally.
The wounded are
M Hanson, Peter Lombard,
A Sunstrom, Jas Kennedy,
Peter Mann, John Purcell.
Thos Price, Thos Connor.
Quonstrom, Fred Mosher,
Fred Harris, Chas Corwin,
9 Lannlgan, VIM Brennan,
Chas Sage, John Marry,
Jos Smith, j Duunigan,
Thos Berry, II Munn,
w j Babcock, Thos McQuinn.
The injured were all removed to Man
dan and are being taken care of. The
company have fixed up the carpenter shop
and everything possible is being done for
them.
A coroners' inquest is to be held to-
morrow on the dead bodies Two Sleep
ing and dining cars We're thrown down 80
feet.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-24
Milwaukse Grain Market

Milwaukee, March %. Wheat closed
active and firmer at the following quota
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-24
Our Washington 1,ottsr.

Our Washington Letter.
Washington, March 1.-THE Chilians
~ making sport Of the Yankees, and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19
lie i.Atn worse Than Ever

have already notified the public that
a certain cigar-maker III this city II at.
tempting to imI ate two n my brands Of
cIRars-"N marrow Gauge" and Sweet
Sixteen" mauut ctured expressly for
me by Frey Bro ers, ManufTtory No,
lG, New Y rk. Every box Of genuine
has the name Of these manutt turer7 on
slip inside the box, as well'as on the
label outside, now learn that this
same cigar maker il trying 10 turn out
fraudulent cigar (also mauufac urrd
for me by Frey Brothers, the name IN
side and outside the box which IL my
famous IN. X. and Il, cigar. Hopeless
Of making a good cigar Of his own hr nds
he tries to initiate mine b. TAX NJ the
names Of these three brands. which is as
great u deception on smokers and the
trade m i if unjust To me. | again warn
the public OF these limitations. am the
only one who sells the genuine.
a HEE2,
Tobacconist, Austin Street.
Waco, Octob lO-dtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

On ThurAdUy noxt, M. frank OUor
will open first class bakery, coruor Il
NTH AID Webster streets, making IL
speciality ~ supplying hotels and iamI-
llcs with frcsh breud, rolls, cnkcH, etc,
carly every morning. His wagon will
lcnyr on it's rounds at O'Clock a. M,
aud will make free delivery anywhere
IN the city. Orders solicited aud mts-
faclion guaranteed. Give me a trial.
lOlSdlm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

I.OSAE sSEsaVuEsIS.

VOLTS nest IL about completed
The justices courts were uotin session
ycs'c.dN.
-NotDIng doing in the Justices courts
Yesterday
The city elevator shipped two cars OF
corn yesterday
-lwcuty-Hyo hnlcs of cotton were re-
cciyri from EIdy yesterday.
--No-rot the DELEGATES to the DIllus
Matrimonial convention have returned.
Tile present stock Of whont In the
city amounts To leg. than 10000 husbcls
Cotton receipts Yesterday were about
so bd,s-Go bales hy rail and 20 by wng-
Ons.
The Missouri Pacific south bonnd
train WAS nu h1uraud a half late yostcr-
day.
THE last regular meeting OF the city
council tor the month Of October will be
held tonight
Not less than two dozcnNlmrods were
ont A. dry pond or on the Bo.que after
ducks yesterday
-Coulrnctor John Sec snys that he can
,,in, onn n,nrr ,l,,, a. .,y", XIV ''''' '''
-Four hundred hale' Of cotton were
shipped 10 .NorUupl Yesterday from tiir
lcKns aud 81, Louis depot.
little weather is such today that the
tack inrcc can work the iron viii DE laid
tnthr depot HtG atrsyllle this evening.
"A no'y time card ON the Texas and St
Notirc of thc change viii be maze IN a
day or two.
The EYst wnoo COMPRESS ha. fiat
tened ZOO nah. OF cotton this s.,son 10
Idalc TNi. dnic hat seagon 7OO0 bale. Ind
lhu u- pressure.
-Ihydi-tuct conrt is 10 session NJ ~tr.
phcuyI 'hi- week, and the Dnvlh Kemp
r.s, wuirh hn- attracted some Interest In
Waco, VIII De up for trial again
10 .r,.,,,. r,,..,.,i,. ot o,,,,., nara .,
IT,. ''',l q ',,.'.,., ,..e,n,I, ,,t. ~,
%,,,nyI q ma. mIIlng a ,"i,. mt IA,
"'''.' ''1''''' ''''' '''' P'''' '"'' ''''"'
The demand tor corn IA iRr greater
tnan the supply that j. now coming iu
l1hro -eyus to bee plenty Of corn in M,
country but hrmcrs are too busy 10 haul
IL 10.
m, = ou.ns b,,lth tho ,iyv ,oraros,
+ ed Yesterday. so noR 1t viii he ncce.sa
~ for -porisn'n 10 have permit before
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19
SOMETHING CHOICE.


The lovers Of fine articles Of food
will find nj Bart Mooros the choicest
lot " dclicucIes just IN, fresh from the
east All sorts OF finest Batavia canned
goodR, including preserved strawberries.
pottod cherries, etc. Thunder and
lightning pickles, the latest agony out,
imported murmulndc, Huchovics, brolled
mackcro, dried beef canned asparagus,
fancy pickles, uGy cruckers mud 10 hun.
Dire othor drlicncios, iigest u the fine,
Just in and making custOmrrs mouths
wntcr. Give him cnl .--lOlllw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

BY Mrs, j. +. Anderson, Mn b street,
between Austin aud Washington streets,
Waco Texas am pre- AIRED 70 cut iit
aud make dresses, IN the latest aud most
fashionable styles, on short notice mud
reasonable terms, and res cctf1lly ask
the PATRONAGE Of the ladies o. Waco. ]
make a specially Of fine work, ! also
have a stock Of Bnttcrick- patterns Tor
sale at reduced price ur rent, at I'D
cents each. MRs j. L. ASDEHsOs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

--''Tcn-pln alleys and the Police Ga
zctfe have been taxed out Of existence by
the Waco board OF Alemcn,' says the
Houston Post. Thi- viii be news to the
people NJ Waco. rh'stlta law taxed the
ten pin alleys into the dust, but the 20
nee Gazctte comes here yet.
Now that the hrios-making season
hhs clio sed, the city yards had themselves
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19
4 ilTA1ION.

ul,,. Stan. of 'T.v,s--r, tho sb.r,1 rr,n,
r,'s,uil,, ni MI ,,,,n copnty.- r,r.,.i-
,-,,
ynn or, ber,hv commanded that vnu
sun,n,,, l,v M io,, nnb,,r,rIon ol Ill,
cir',,in,, In ynu'c rr,,sr,Urr nub .isn.d IN
tho 'nInty. nt NicI ,nn,p inr t,ur s,r,c..
,i,,. ~ i,r 10 ,''',,,, ,, ,,..,t a..
nnlp,, n bnirs',t 1I,rir. N,.,. deem.
.I ,n h.,,,I .,,.,,,.r ,ct.,,. tt... t,,,.,-.t.l
,li,,r,,, ,.,,'r, ,i XII ..,,,,,,' ,,,,,,I, r.,
A. tl,' ,'.urt. b,,,,5,. tI..r,,,, in a.. ,it. 81
wa, ON .''s, W,n,I,l i, N.y.,nh.,
A IL - tl,e,,,l1 tho,e "a 1r5,,,., the
rc. 't',u',t + Il Roh'rt.n, nl,in,'6 AID
In ..,iJ .,,,r, a., rhc hi I,v nt Gc,ni,.r A
p IsSl ng,,inst III. inkIoun b.lfs of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

Mems shoes. l.. b. y1eu 81 Co.'S make
every pair warranted to give HatlHinc-
tiuu, when We sag warranted, wc meHu
1t IN every espectJ Gentlemen buying
these shoes will agree with ny DO saying
they are the best goods made tpr sale,
at Sanger BrDs.-lOOltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

The true antilote to the effects Of mins-
ma is HOs,cttcr's Stomach Bittrr-, This
medicine Is one Of the most popular rene
edic. OF nm age Of sue 'cs-iul proprietary
specifics, and is In immense demand
where er on this continent ioyer and aguc
exists. A Hinrglsssiu' three times q day
j. the best possible prcpartiyc Tor IN
countcrlpR a malarious atmosphere, reg
Mating the liver, and inyignrltinR thc
stomach For .alc by all druggists pnd
dealer. s'rrrally.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19
EIne lob " Ork.

Job stock Of new aud attractive yarie-
ties inst received at the ExAMlStE
newspaper aud JON printing establish
ment, corner Third and Frankli streets,
Work OF all grades eGecu ed on short
notice and in the beet VI style.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19
MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

,,,, Is never falling Cure
~z-<.=sWWxXf for nervous debility
INAAYs)\&s& exhausted vitality,
SsISNVE seminal weakness,
VIZ S,STspermatorrhms, LOST
M Il 40 NDyMANHOOD impoten-
EF Z ,rhSAs ~SN7Ncy, paralysis And all
kT xf3I.4IkI the terrible effects Of
hTLI ,fl4R fk1lself abuse, youthful
HsttsSIA ahwIfollies and exercises Of
Wy CEZsRSyH mAturer years such MS
kSlAS ARs&<y<LN osr OF memory, lAssl-
NIlGasesIskS<4Eu de, nocturnal ennis
3SS,lN1i,l1GEX sion aversion Of socie
ty, dlmness Of vision
liza th,. head, the vital fluid passing I'M
nclses "a In the urine, and mans other diseases
obseTNNeej to insanity and death. The medical
thHt ta l0,, ronnected with the institution are
ssnSlestun.o ~ the beat colleges Of Europe and
ga 'uAanrtty. AMI have had large experience In
th' t,gunni,ies, anil viii agree to forfeit FIVE
EriIsnRED DOLLAR 70 n case of this Kind
~ vtr IL KEsTORATlNEu nder their special
Wr' iiiand treAtmenU viii not cure, or for any
sh l,pI,'lr, or injurious found In 1t. We treat
mrs ,,.,,r l,pases successfully without mer-
sli l'" 'TOSSUTTATION FREE. Thorough
cur, nation and advice, including analysis Of
tlhu''J5 Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
9run' i,ttls. or four times the quantity, $40
fn IN any address upon receipt of price, G.
sem s,ciire from observation, and In private
y ,,i IL ,ie,irei by English Medical Institute,
nh'Hf pIlyv street, st outs, Missouri Post
10 hnN 2I6n Tucker 4 Willis. Wholesale
cnyiT pgtaii gents Waco. reNss --OIO9dwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

with about 100000 brick on hand, the
largest number carried oyer ion several
year ppst. lhis, IN the iuco OF the tact,
that the building boom hH almost en-
tiTGlv subsidized, Is not ut all encouraging,
In the recorders court Yesterday
morning John MEhuurY, white, paid $3.50
aud costs Tor drunkenness, md ANDY
Brown and Ben Mulrns, both cOlurcd,
contributed oach $500 and costs tor cur
sing, using abusive language and making
thcmsol,cs generally obstropcrons.
-- our young friend Bob smith bonn
bnrdcd Dr, pond yesterday, and after tho
smoke Ind cleared away he picked up
ihirty-thrcc ducks us the rceuit of thron-
pngcmcnt, nineteen of which hr Killed az
two shots. Rob sny- that II mnod ducks
| foi II little while during the hottest oituc
| engagement.
MIR. John r. SodwiclS has sown 100
acres Of wheat this tlI aud Nj. j. W.
/ Mann has lust commenced seeding. As
/ these gentlemen .r" hctvy gain growers
| and urr usually we'll advance wi,h their
seeding this late in October, We judge
| That the acreage IN rmall gram wi be
very light IN compared Win last year
Some funny reports ct abroad about
/ waco wHys. Ilrc, Tor example II the Snn
/ Antonio Express plirg thi-: "Ih" tire
bells OF Waco ARE ruug about IOriuvk
each morning, not because Of o. Tire, but 10
Wuke the people up the So. the comet
Just Imagine whole city iull oi peopiC
standing In their well you know how
gaIiug in awe and wondcrmcnt at the
strange tramp OF the heavens"
THE Hamilton Time. publishes Isl
oCsli the sheep men in Hamilton county
with the number of sheep owned by each
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19

Benjamin Il. Bu Ter having been nom
mated by the democracy Of Massachu
eetts TOR governor, the i'm ressiun has
become general that the price Of silver
spoons would advance from the fact
that an assessment for campaign pur-
noses would become necessary and that
said assessment would b called ON silver
spoons (owinE 10 the practical expert
On and unequailed fucilities OF the
candidate for raising funds on such
goods.) II this should he the case, ! am
happy to inform the public that | am
selling and will continue TO sell Rogers
h Bros celebrated silver ware at my
advertised price which are lower than
any house in Texas, at j, Leynskie.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-19


lie m Wives rs1oi1
4
Wt " yup0u haun htnsN
.ura uruul Irf htsnii iu,aho tutl
hc er u
her became ianci ia1
q e remedy shin stsschof ytA'v
! hm utter " Cr pa
W,
tn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

/ The letter of June 5th. 1882, to Juiee
Ho2s, and since pub,is hvd in several
newspapers. alluaes 20 an editorial in
this paper. thus involving necessarily
upon our part the duty TO notice both
the call aud his reply. we stated. SUBJ
seqnently TO that editorial. the basis Of
our assumption, THAI Judge Hoge's
name would not DO before the Conven-
ton, viz: the assertion Of the Judge
himself TO that effect, made at the time,
and reported TO us by those who heard
II. The judge doss not now seny that
at Fnirmont, and before the nomination
vas conferred, he expressed q willing
ness not to claim for himself a renom-
ina,ion, in 1882. lie now explains
this concession by asserting that no
man, whatever be his pretences, has q
right to claim that distinction Does
Tue Judge mean by this to deny that he
made any concession whatever at Fair.
mont, except the REIMBURSEMENT OF an
ina2 mary right, which ho now says had
no existence, and which no one but an
idiot would ever suppose 10 existr II
he made no Substantial concession, why
not plant himself upon that position fair
ly ana squarely without equivocali ion?
II. on the other hand, there was not an
lllusory and imaginary concession on
Judge Hogc's part, but real and sub
siantial one, why not give it correctly.
aud fully. and let the people Judge for
themselves Of its character and obliga-
tory force2 Why 'palter In double
sense. AMI claim the power OF self abso-
luton FROM all concessions, or premises,
however solemly made, or entered inio?
A Washington correspondent of the
Wheeling Register, sometime since, in "a
communication which Judge Iloge must
have scon. stated not only that there
was substantial promise, but that the
same was re'tuced to writing at Judge
Hoge's request, by gentleman or nn-
impeachable honor. ant unassai able
integrity. Does Judge lIoge deny thisP
Does he, or will he. deny that ho has
sail over his own signature, that lie ha-
implicit confidence in that gentleman q
would abide that written memorandum?
An explanation is in order, and " o a.
wait Development = Cadrt-s,oua Sp:ri
Of J.Feroa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30
WEST VIRGINIA 70 WI :--ls The olcrz's
~ -----. - L-------.- -. =.

MEST VIRGINIA. 70 W.T. LID The Clerk
w Ohice 81 TIE County Court o. Hsaspstsiss
Cuaniv o. tie 9th day " June 1884
90 The petition ~ A &. lay. e. E.scaio- a.
joseph Suapp, dcc'd., that . paper wrstiax
named ~ said petition msy Be admitted 10 pro
bate ADD record TIE last will and testa
nent o. 81 cph snapp deceased
10 apps ring BE- aElisvit that Margaret Us.
ton ~ 2iaa A. UriOn. Joseph s. Woiveft0a,
Silts u SraDp. SD tns uakno9n cbiidr,u Of
Yrs. - Woyert0n, dsr'd., Who vac a sister
Of s'id Jorepa Snav2 dec O.. abd vile ~ isaac
"o''efi0n. wso ar nHn. b. said petition -
parties Interested in such probate =. non rssi.
oedts Vi isis state; ~ - ordered. that tfey the
cid non-re idsnfg 40 srpssr bsf,-s The Counfv
Court ~ said 'p1Hty on ibs fr. day Of ~
ccyl tesn. tNh.ch bssins "a zee "a rue.dsv
in iu.y uest.J to stew caule h Any they have
Fh} s't1 paper Wutigg sh,gii NOT ro I'd nstt.d
90 probate aad record W TIE all II ssid DO
sepi Suspp. esd 90 Wh.t is access rs - pr5
hct tbcir i1tef,ss. fe4ie,
G. s. WHITE.
Juue so, 1852. Cle.k
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

Connecticut is agitated over anoth.
er clopcment like the one the daugh-
Ter OF Governor Hubbard figured in
several years ago. a Miss Emma
Grover, belonging TO one ofthe veal
thiest and best families of Hartford.
clipped a week or ten DAYS ago with
her fathers coachman. Thus far. il
was the Hubbard episode over again
with this cXception-Grovcr'e coach
man was colored man, while Hub.
bard's was Milesian. Moreover.
the parallel ends here, with the fact
that the colored coachman took his
white inamorata where. after mary.
ing her, she found out he bad color
cd wife. The toO-much husband was
arrested while his brevet wife of a
few days has been taken TO Europe
to temperate for q re-entry into socie-
ty.-Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

Natural Curios!;y.-Thcre is about
four miles west of New Uampdep
THIS county, on the western slope OF
what ID known as the Lan:z Noun
tam, u large spring called the Roar
ing Spring. The water issues from q
large iissrrc in a rock OH the side OF
the mountain, several hundred fec, a.
bovc Its base, and then proceeds rush
ing and fOaming down the descent
into the Straight Fork, which uniting
with Laurel Fork in pendleton Co.
w. Va, forms the North Fork. The
split i'll the gigantic cliff from which
the clear water and cold amid moss
covered rocks, emanates, may be tra.
vcrsed to the distance Of some rods.
while back i'll the recesses of the
mountain is heard the almost deafen
ing roar OF 81 Vastly torrent us though
falling over II high preci,.ice, the
Soin Is graduating from the rushing Of
mighty river to the deep rumbling OF
distant thunder. Their, is ami ndcscri.
bAble grandeur about the place, as Of
the presence Of majesty itself, that
ills the beholdor with awe ani adj
mlration. Whatever be the cause of
this singular phenomenon, the Roar
ing Spring should he classed among
the noted natural curiosities of Vir-
glnin.-Montery, Va, Recorder.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

Hon. ID. b. Lucas, we observe has
announced himself, in several papers
OF the District, rs n candidate for
me seat III congress, now occupied
by Judge JoHN BLAIR IloGE. Mr..
LUCAS, certainly, has done good ser.
wee IN the cause OF Democracy, for a
number OF Years in tins District.-
Bo'h, however, ale gentlemen of
splendid abilities, and the matter OF
selection will rest with the Congress
lonil Convention which is to meet in
the near future.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

Rev. John Poisal. widely-known
preacher OF the VI. T.. Church, died on
Sunday night last, aged IS, IN the ci-
~ OF Baltimore. Mr.. Poisal was horn
III Martinsburg, Virginia, nov West
Virginia, his father, a shoe dealer o.
that place, being a staunch Methodist
Young POisal united with this Church
when quite yonng, was largely self.
educated, ard at the age of twenty
years entered the Baltimore Confer
ence Of the VI. u. Church. On the
lst of November last Mr.. Poisal and
wife celebrated their golden wedding
ut the Carrolton Hotel, in Baltimore.
which was attended by large num-
Der Of professional aud business gen.
tlcmen, including many clergymen
OF different denominations. His
health has generally been excellent
bit recently be was attacked with
heart trouble, which eliminated in
death.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30
NEW GOODS.

We will receive this week.
in full tine for the hot wea-
Their, another choicc assert.
ment of figured lawns al on
~ 81 cents. Also, white
linen lawns. Of fine quality.
White corduroy new and
desirable. White Piqaes.
Organdics and Nainsnoka
linen lap Robes a,l linen
listers for both laiies and
gentlemen and light weigh,
Cashmere and Llne hanncl
suits FOR young gents. Wo
have redacod some Of oar
OLD and undesirable prints
TO only 5 cents.
90 cents III trade for good
Wool
1. ii. G. PANCAKE
Romney, June s, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

Horace d. Dick, Esq, associate sdi-
tor Of the Delolc1Je CO. RepujLcon
Chester, Pa., was cured by st. Jacobs Oil
OF very severe injuries resulting from q
fall Ills arm appeared TO be paralyz.
ed, but The Oil cured him. - Phaqdel-
phia Ledger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-30

While the workmen were tearing the
roof off the old National Hotel, corner
Of Baltimore & Mechanic streets, Cum
oerland, on Friday last, the Ldepeadent
states, thst two skeletons were found,
apparently msn aud a woman.