davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-31
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.
r0lsee Station II Gain Their Freed"&
.n Treatment 0f Man who Tried In

some inmates of the Police Station mad.
"oid a'temit early Friday morning to
gain Their freedom. There were several
individuals passing the night Lehipd fin.
nars and they rorspired together to break
'hr"ngh the tri vail and make good
Their escape. The movement was led off
ny Joseph Est..brooks and I'm Pearson
and the Others doutrIe,s assisted From
Twelve To two while nrfnhers IF the ,.iyb,
pniee force We partakirg of dinner thr
ELBOWS made M movement in hi. direction
o''t As soon as the Police had departed Wig
'rou- operations were conducted
WIN a stove leg and part of a cover as
''ois me prisoners indnsrriou-Iy FLIED the
Work 81 digging OUT the mortar and removing
tile bricks. and "a .non a. = small on.ni,,,
was n'air through III. wall stick of wood
"a> brought into use and wa. effective in
Knocking out the bricks. The spot selected
'"r breaking through the wall il on the east
r'riv slde OF the station house and if su,ce-.-
f"l in escaping they would have found Them
>%iFe- ~ NARROW Passage way brt~een the.
ny iiaii and the rear 0f one of the Main
street stores. They would then have gone
around betwt en- the Civ Hall and the Polio.
t"nrt building to Columbia street and then
-kipped
Oinctr maxwell visited TIE station house
about quarter "f four and rs he drew near
heard the work IN progress. He went around
"et""en the buildings to investigate and
f"und an opening of large size in the >ide Of
The station house. The fellow. heard the ap-
proach of the officer and all but one of their
number went away from the hole The aper
nre was about large enough to allow good
lied man 10 crawl through and if the discov-
Try had not been made hen it was the pris-
oners wonld shortly have made their escape
One officer guarded the oprnng while
others entered the station. Estabrooks was
living down and pretending sleep, but when
the place was lighted up it was found that
his clothes were covered with mortar, thu.
proving his active connection with the at
tempted escape. Investigation led to the
iisco' cry that one of the inmates had received
harsh treatment at the hands of ehe others
IL seems that Luther Spencer, of Argyle
who was stopping in the station for shelter
attempted TO give the whole business away
by making a noise, which would have attract
ed tine attention of the police, had any Of
them been in the immediate vicinity. Spencer's
action aroused the anger of the others and
Estabrooks and Pearson bounced uron him,
knocked him 10 the floor, choked him con-
>iderahly and finally fastened him into cell
to get him out of the way Bangor Wing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-31

". H. Libby. ESQ. is at Ocean Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-31

Friday evening Capital Lodge. l. o. G. T.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-31
Ar LARGE

Mr. Charles johnson of New York city, .
gentleman thoroughly versed in zinc blondes.
is visiting Maine for the purpose of examin-
ing the various zinc ores of this State, and
especially those of Cape Roster Mine.
L. Clarence Raymond, grocer. Houlton,
has been attached.
W. II. Sawyer, confectionery. etc, has
failed will settle in insolvency.
George W. Bennett, deaier in wagons,
sleighs, etc, Newport, has failed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-31
SAGADAHOC.

The Bath Times says CYRUS Wright OF
Winnegance drove to the Eureka House a
day or two ago and upon arriving he discov-
cred that he had lost his wallet with S35 in it
He stayed there all day and all night, and
when he returned he found his wallet in the
road.
The Bath Times saws the American Ex-
press Company it sending ton of blueberries
a day from Georgetown and Phipsburg.
A prominent Bath shipbuilder thr ks the
prospect good for the building in that city,
of iron vessels. He SAYS that only obstacle
is the lack of public enterprise.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
FRoM SLANEsvisLE.

Nh. HARPER Farmers are as busy
"a bees ia molasses barrel: some OF
them have finished sowing oats and ar.
getting ready for planting corn.
Dr. TAILOR Is preparing TO erect sn
Office; Mr.. GREEN has moved into his
new house.
Mrs. DrsKIN WILLS has been quite III
for some time; her condition is regards
ed "a very unfsvorsbls one. The
school st Kedron closed on Saturday
last; the closing exercises weie very
entertaining; they consisted of dia-
lognes, spelling, deCianstions, select
readings & kissing plays; the last nan
ed possessing tue greatest interest FOR
the young folks. - We have not learn
ed whether the trzstses have been able
To secure Mr.. MARTINS services for the
mex. term or not - Mr.. JArKs pUGn
IS preparing to erect large barn on his
fsrD. REX,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
WINCHESTER pREsBYrERY.

lhe Preshytery OF Winchester met in
the Loudoun Stree, Church. of this city,
March 10Th. at ESQ p. NJ, and was o.
pened With sermon By the Moderator.
lev. J. l.. Sherrard, from Cal. ga.
Present-23 Ministers and 81 Ruling
Elders.
Kew. A. d. Darlington, of Berryvillc,
was chosen Moderator; Rev. A. S. Mof.
fett and Elder s. L. FlournoysSof Rom
ney Church, temporary Clerks.
Rev. j. A. Scott, Jr.. Was dismissed
to tho Presbytery Of Roanoke.
Rev. j. l.. Sherrard deciin ed the
call from the Petersburg ch urch.
Grant county, aud obtained permiss.
ION TO labor at discretion until the Fal!
meeting OF Presbytery.
n request from the Church at Han.
cock, bid, asking the occurrence of
Fresbytery in petition to Synod to
be transferred 10 the Presbytery of
Maryland, was not granted.
The reports OF the several execu-
tlVe committees indicated progress in
the work committed to them.
a committee, consisting Of Rev.
Meesrs. Finley, Woodwork and G.
w. White, was appointed to revise
our Form of Report on the State of
Religion. ascertain what changes may
be thought advisable in the questions
proposed, and report TO the next sta
ted meeting,
In view of several deIinqucncies
brought to the notice of Presbytery.
IN the reports on the State of Religion,
II was resolved, That committee
consisting OF Judge J. ID. Armstrong,
chairman Rev. @. w. Finley, and
Elder Z. W. Magruder, be appointed
to prepare pastoral letter TO the ell
ders and Deacons, calling their atten'
ton to these deliquencies, and their
duties in the premises; and to report
at the next stated meeting Of Pres.
bytery.
1t was further resolved, Tint at
each stated Spring meeting, n stand,
ing, committee be appointed to exam.
me the reports on the State Of Reli.
gion, and recommend what action
should he taken in reference to any
deilnquencies that may be found.
The order requiring each minister
TO preach on the proper observance OF
the Sabbath was extended till tho fall
meeting.
Rev. J. r. Graham, d. D., and
Rev. A. {. Hopkins, with Ruliug III,
ders FeliyER. WcIton. Of Moorafeld
and james u. Russell, Of Winchester,
were chosen principal Commissioners
10 next General Assembly. 10 meet In
Atlanta, Georgia, the third Thursday
OF May. Aternatcs. Rev. G. W.
Finley, AND Rev. IL. G. Brown; with
Ruling Elders DR. IL. c. SomerviIle,
OF White Test, and L. W. Magruder,
OF Woodstock.
Presbytery will hold its next stated
meeting in berkeley Springs church,
September goth, 1882. Winchester
Times, April s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
Baltimore Cutie Ma rkct.
MONDAY Anil 4 Il

MONDAY. April :, 1882.
LCa,tle are sold 1T these figures live weight
dogs sre sold at net weight that ia 20 usr
cent generality OF from live weight. Sheer
are sold gross, that is live weight, or 10th
ing OF
BESr CATTLE. The market wac GLOW sgsip
to-day, moro 90. II possibls, thai IL wss last
honday, and prices irihs of tor tors. quaiity
considered ou other grades a greater cJncess
ion vas made before the close 4M4c. Trans.
actions ai The high prices asked were recorded
very slowly, and st The end " the market q
number VI dealers hod some stock, being IN
viliiHg 70 coucete enough to effect q CLOSURE
Prices ranged from 50 90 - 81 SO. Nth most
ssles 1t G(a9S7 per 100 lbs aud few under the
former hgnTe. Among the sales made were Ia
bead Of very fine Cattle, fed by Mr. Charles
Cockey. OF Baltimore county, which brought 81
rs per 100 lbs.
Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged as follows Best
7 90 al 81 so that generally rated arst
quality 5o(s6 IS medium or good fair
quality 37il5 50 s7t ordinary thin steers
Oxen aud COWS 30 C-g 81 g. Rxtrrtne
range Of prices ? 90 G9 - 30 Nos, Of the
Gales we're frcm 90 10 81 % per loo lbs
The cattle received we're 54O head .ssm Penn.
404 from Illinois 3Jl fs0m SD, 50 from ohio,
40 from Va, cud . from ". Fs.--toisl rece,pts
fer The week 1921 head against sj4 lsst Nssk
and 7s5 heai same time iast year. or ths
offerings sol head we're taken b. gsI,irnnrs
=
mead To- Wsstington C''y butchers Tots sales
FOR The week SO head, ugaiost 100 sst wosk
sn7 7s bead same tine Isst year
owisE Prices Keep veil Up being fully a.
high o. last week, but trade Ia Eot active a. our
nigh quotations Tho report from no ward
suOTs any Improvement ia the tr.i., ai dsa Iers
ssying the supply is fully equal % very mode.
rsie demand. The quality is about ike that Of
lest Wesk'8 offerings, ard toe Numbers Showing
light iocrssse over lsst week Prices glg "a
cents for common best grades 9IN a. csats.
with extra ~ q cents per lr. net heceipts
tais week 5Gf9 nccd sRaiost 5i82 last weak
1925 head same tine last yess.
osfsr.-Ihe supply is somewhat in excess OF
very moderate doB0ui. GIe gsslity not 90
good 10 % vs. isst week. TRANSMISSION, butcb-
ers buying sPsfinzIy, aud there bs.sg % out
side demand. There are fsw clipped sheen
ming in now IS quote WOOL sheep Al 4l,i
conts, clipped 4@5f cts Lam8s lO6rIz cent?
per DO. gto.s or UIfl5 80 peg bead Re.sipis
tnis week z5t7 head agsi1s' 1910 Last week
ssd i7S9 Same time lost yesr SON
10 Winchester on Tuesday last Wheat
vas selling at 81 80 gor bnsbel Corn
81 ~ per barrel. and Oats 50 cts. per
bushel
BALrINoEE Gratv NArKrr.-Tues.
days maTke. was as follows: Wheat
Fui'z { IS Lcngbsrr7 81 IS; Corn.
white, So couts; yellow = ca. Ryo %
cents per hushol.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
y Railroad Official Interviewed.

Not every ono 70 cheorfully commu-
nicctes his knor!edgo ard o2inicns ss
recently did = l.. Loweres, Ego, cash
Ter OF the Cincinnati Southern Railwa-,
that splcndid outlet to the South from
the Ohio. Our representative waited
upon Nj. Loweree, and In reply to Ger.
tain questions the latter gentleman 90.
served: 81 was suffering from very
severe stack o. rheumatism in my right
foot; it was in q terrible condition the
pain wEs almost intoletable; our family
physician waited or me without success :;
sent for another welI-known -. d,
bat even tho twain could 90 nothing for
mo; could not gel down here to trio
Office to attend TO ny duties; in fact
could not pat ny foot under ne Of all
and after nine weeks suffering I began
to grow desperate. l.y friend Whom,
OF course you know, for be is known by
everybody b.. Stacey Hill. OF the
Mount Auburn Inclined Plane Railroad
Co, called to sec me he spoke very
highly Of ST. Jacobs OIL and recon-
mended the remedy TO mo in glowing
terms. laughed at the idea Of using
proprietary medicine, and yet the party
recommending IT, (Mr. Stacey Hill, re-
membsr,) being man Of sound iudg-
msnt, set rue to thinking tho matter ov.
er. The next day, when the physicians
called, | dismissed them, and said TO
myself that would let nature take It's
course. That resolution lasted just a
day. On The following morning /, in =
&c OF desperation. sent servant for q
bottle Of S. Jacobs oil. I applied that
wonderful remsdy, ami 10 penetrated me
so that Thought ny foot VAS about to
fall off, but IL did not IN fact il did
just the opposite. The next morning
the pain had entirely loft ny foot. the
swelling vas reduced. and really the
appearance vas 80 different altogether
from the day bofor-. tnat IL actually sur
prised me. / applied more Of the ST.
Jacobs Oil, snd tbat afternoon 7 walked
down here 10 tie Office. and Nss able To-
attend 10 nv duties and get around as
well ~ any one. Let me cay for So
Jacobs oil that IL bsats railroad time.
and is always sure TO win Cincinnati
Inquirer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

il prominent csttle man at st. Lonis,
from the Indiana Talritory the Wheel.
ing Register, says: Estimates the Tex
an cattle drive This season ut about
thcce hundred thousand head. incluiinr
'hc.o which .iA come from the Indian
Territory. This enormous army Of feat.
tie will be shipped from the Kansas
prairie by rsil TO Chicago, Kansas City
and st. Louis. The three and four.
year-oid cattle will no scarce. The av-
ersge price OF cattle already contracted
for is. for yea lg7, SIS, and for two
ysar~olds, SIG. Although the outlook
for prosperous cattle business in the
summer of 1882 is unusually good, the
extent Of tho cattle trade during the
next few years will exceed the wildost
predictions OF the most sanquine. Great
10 il bas been IL the past, the future.
10 doubt, will FAR exceed Il. end that
immense unoccupied territory, compris-
ing the IuIias Territory. Western
aud Southwestern Kansas, Texas and
The Pan Handle Of Texas will soon be-
come aud for years remain the great
meat centre Of the world.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07


PGnsoNALs.--Rev. G. a. JOYCE and
family loft here on Monday last for
thoir lev hons At Mcdowell. Highland
county, Virginia.
Mrs. HANNAH HAss, widow OF tho late
Thomas Hsss, has with her family taken
up her residence in orr town.
Row. GEORGE W. FINLEY, S. L.
FLoURNoY aud RoUEEr W. DAILY, Jr..
ksqrs., returned from Winchester. where
tboy had been attending Prcsbytery. on
Monday last.
Rev. WILLIAM HAMMOND, 7. L., snd
family arrived at the District Parsonage
here last week. Mr. r., by request,
in tho absence Of tho Pastor, Rev. G..
". FINLEY, preached in The Presbyte
nsChurch on Sabbath morning and ct
night in The VI. +. Church, South.
&r WILL RUSSELL and WYE bsve
returned TO Romney, after and absence
Of six months. Also, Nr. J. RUSSELL,
father of the Russell BIO, hss returned
to this place.
Capt. DAVID PUag and 6. n VIZ
LiANs, ESQ essociste Justices Of our
County Court, vino were in attendance
~ It's SESSIONS the present week, paid ne
a pleasant cali on Wednesday last.
Mrs. GrSrtE SNYDER. after an ab-
sencs % several months. 10 Winchester
&c, returned to her home in this place
on Monday last.
J IssKEEr KELLER left tdis place on
Wednesday Lar, for the mining region
iu Mineral county, 90 occupy = position
IN Mercantile cs.sbi.hmen,. We
wish lie may 10 we'll
Col. ALExtSDEE MoNnoE, our repre-
sentative IN the Legislature. returned
home on Thursdsy Of last week. and
We regret TO loarn, {, confined 10 bis
room from 80 attack Of -hsum,.isu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
h ga HAS.

At ahoBt ~ o'clock, on Saturday
night last, on Mill Creak, in this county,
very suddenly, OF heart disease, Mr.. T.
LIJAu iiIGH, in the 18th year OF his age
After working hard during the day and
enjoying his evening meal, our frend
vas taken suddenly Ill, and in abont sa
hour aftor tho attack he passed away
Mr.. ira. place will be hard To fill in the
neigh ho!hood in which tie 50 long lived,
mach respected and beloved. How true
tho language Of inspiration, In the
midst OF life we are in death
Near Mt. Ziou Church, East Rocking
ham, on ths.20th nit, Mrs. Lucy LIFE,
wife Of MIR. Jacob Life. oouain of the
wife OF our fellow -townsman, George
w. shockcy, Eaq.. in the 69.h yesr OF
her age.
Al her home on Jersey Mountain, in
this county, February l4,h, 1882, Mrs.
MARY, vito 81 Mr. Sanford Carder,
sged - years, / month and IL DAYS.
Mrs. &. was s kind and ndcctionate wife
and mother, vas respected by all who
knew her. She leaves 3 husband and
children 10 mourn her loss.
But soon they shSll he reua;;sd again,
Th e; band row broken will gather once more,
Away from ear III sorrow & sighing and psiu
On that peaceful, happy and Heavenly phore
r s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
CoNTRIvANCEs WHICH PAY.

Some people hardly realize how
many men have become enormously
wealthy from some simple invention
which perhaps took shape in the brain
during an idle moment.
"A few years ago a Nevada man in
vented card table, which by touch
of the foot to spring, would cause
the table to hop over, and in a mo-
ment the cards are supplanted by q
large family Bible lying open before
the man whose turn 1t is TO deal
Thus, quartette of players on, Sun.
day can, II surprised, resolve them
selves into gathering of pious inves,
tigators OF the Word, and sit as If list.
ening to the peals of religious conso-
lation which drop from the lips of the
reader (dealer). It is a thing that no
Christian family can do without. and
IN large cities the demand already
exceeds the supply. Brooklyn takes
i've thousand year and wants more.
Only few years ago man con-
celved the idea of making paste dia-
monds for actresses. lie sells a neck
lace of diamonds with bracelets, ear
rings, ETC., invoiced at 100000 for
S25, go cash down and the balance
in installments. For $40 n month he
sends a man along to steal the dia,
mondsirom large hotels. The manager
feeds ard transports the diaruond thief
aud gives him suit OF clothes u year.
This plan takes immensely aud results
in about $4,000 worth offree adver-
Using.
In 1877 poor shoemaker in the
state Of New Jersey invented shoe
backing that would eat leather and
cause boots to go into swift decline.
The bootmakers furnished the black.
ing free TO hotels and barber shops,
and the boot trade is thereby made a
paying business. Thus are American
Industries encouraged.-Salt Lake Tri.
buue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

A GREAT CURIOSITY. -FsEE.
Subscriber 20 This Paper, who sill send
us the names and address of 10 or more
Farmers,and cent stamp to pay pos
,nge, we will mail them a sample of our
NEW MAMMOTH CosN-The Finest and
Largest grain corn on earth. bearing TO
S ears to the stalk and Riipens IN 90'days,
with Price List and Terms TO AGENTS.
Address, EAST TKNN. SEED co.
Cleveland, Tsnn.--2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

TRUsr SALES "A bill was passed by
the Legislature Of this State, and ia now
law, requiring all sales Of real estate
under deeds Of trust, where the property
is worth over three hundred dollars in
value, TO be advertised in a Newspaper
If one is printed in the county. Persons
who hold trusts and are about to enforce
them. should bear in mind that they
cannot legally sell the property, unless
advertised in caunty paper Tor four
excessive weeks, no matter whether the
deed provides otherwise or not.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

Strange Things in tie Land of
Flowers.-A shark recently captured
near Tampa had seven rows of teeth,
and weighed seven hundred pounds.
\ Fort Ogden man has n contract to
deliver FIVE thousand alligator hides
to St Louis firm by May 1. DIR.
Wilcox has discovered two more teeth
belonging to his nastodon, which
weigh about ten pouuds, and are said
TO DO smooth and handsome. They
measure five by six inches. Capt.
Richard Root, of Old Tampa, has
grated in a grape frnit tree Fix vari-
ties OF the citrus lgmiIy, and growing
from the same stump We ind the
shaddock, lemon, lime, citron, sweet
and sour oranges. Capt c. a. Bryan
Of Tallahassee, has q arrange but beau
titul anomaly in his flower garden
A large rose bIoomed on one OF his
bushes, and when the leaves began TO
fall from it four small but complete
roses appeared in the centre, and now
on the end. of the stem where the
large aose grew may be seen four full
ly developed roses, not larger than 2
gold doliar.-JacksonYilie (Fla) q.
MON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

go 4 WEEK Sl2 a day at home easily
IT 50 made. Costly Outfit free. Address
T1UE 4 co, Augusta, Maize.
April 7, 1892 ly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

On tho.Ath- inst., at 81 p. ~. st the
residence of the brides father, John
+. HeaiWolo, Esq, on Dllon's Run, by
Rev a. b. Blne, Mr.. WESLEY SLoNA-
EEn to Miss LAURA l.. HEATwoLE. MI
Of this county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

Farmers DO on the watch for the men
who have written agreements to sign.
Iou ere liable TO receive cali from
them Any day. It 10 the same old dodge
- caring the agreement in halves, and
thus converting it into promiecory
note. Ii you cannot procure the srti-
Gle desired Of your local trsdosnan, have
him order it or tsil you where IL can be-
had. Keep your eyes skinned for tho
tramp agent, aud whea be CONES upon
yoUr premises, bid hira good day from
tho too-esd Of Jour boot.
The Oakland, I'D, Democrat states
chat N-. A. Il, SrEEnY. Of Cacapon, thi,
County has secured the Post Once 1T
Mountain Lake Park, AID will erect 6
building on the grounds at once.
Several clips OF wool vera cold in
Washington county, Ps., last week for
20. cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

you want 90 dsbble lu shares, try
plow'shares. No otlor kind pay such
rsgu.s- liy.lcDIs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

Religious Notice.--ElJsr john pir-
key, OF Strasburg, Va, viii! commence
protrncted meeting at Rio, North
River, on Saturday night, April 10Th,
1882. Preaching on Sunday at 10
O'clock, A. NJ. and 3 P. Is. People
from Other parts of the county are III
vitsd to attend. March "a.
Iron City CoiIege.-This institution
affords rare facilities to young men
DESTROYS OF obtaining a thorough prac.
teal business education. There is
none better. Circulars giving full
particulars can be had by addressing
the Principal, Prof. j G. Smith, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

Browns IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles. Sc, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
HATcn s. W0oTg.

ia n X j. RS,
No. ~ Wall Street N3W York
Members N. y. Stock Exchange,
Bay aud sell Stocks. Bonds Il Govern
nent Securities, and make oiUaaces on
same II required. Fou5 Per Cont. In.
terest oHo~el on dcposds, .uiject 10
,.herl at sight.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

The American Newspaper Direct Dry,
which will be issued next month by
GEORGE +. RowELL & Co, Of New York
will contain The names of l0,Gll peri
odicals in the United States and Ter
riIories, which is gain OF 54A in The
year just passed. The nu,abor of daily
papers has Increased 10 $50 against 92i
in 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
"RUCniIpAIRAn

Quick. complete cure. all annoying
kidney. Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. Druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07

a fev loads Of goo5 E9od are wanted
81 his Office
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
ROMNEY MARKET.

Reported weekly by J. II. c. Pancake
subject TO Market fluctuations.
RoMEEY, April Z, 1852.
Wheat, Is 10 II 2j per buah
Oats, 80 TO go
RE, 90 TO 100 &"
Corn ,shelled. So 90 100
Potatoes / % 70 ] so
Butter % per ID.
Elgs l2l cts. per dsz
White Beans 90
Colored do ] IS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
SKINNY MEN.

wells Health Remover" restores
heslth and vigor. cures Dyspepsia, I'M
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-07
NJ ARRIED

We notice some peach trees in bloom