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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable Farm.

WILL Sell ut the re.ihcBce on the
farm keLenXfsor name I. near fleas-
ant D.le, Ia tiaMpshire Couaty, Vest
Virginia,
GA Wednesday, tic srd day of Jan
uarv. 1853.
sander AMI by virtue Of decd Of trust
sf"n E!ou Pattie tn ys,e G. tGus,es, to Sc.
cure tie payment OF ee,tsi., ,notes given
10y &. ". Pat,ie Ia Jos. 4. s.epper, Ra-
"h"l J. Pepper sh.d Asnaaa, G.. Pepper.
sipd IA secure AID indemnify x. ~. Gil.
tse-O-i, w liliam - Hook, Robert u hite
snd NSslaei u. Lup'ou, tie securities
'oa ssid ro'es. Which deed If trust l.,
~ atcdLi.e an dav 81 April, 1873. ana
recorded in d. Cd hook M 81. in Tire
C'crk's Chire of the County Court of
laid coonly, sti the Real Estate Of
VII ich'ssi E'cn Patt'c was Possessed al
lie ds'c Of said ,iec,l hciuc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01
PURE FINE wHISK "
H. UOSENIIEINf.
Wholesale Liquor
ID E A l. Err.
PfoPrisior snd faieutss Of the Ce,.brstsd
sprfngdale Pure Rye Whiskey.
No. 81 w. BALTIC ST.
Between Rot.w and Pea ST., Baltimore. M

Between E0tsv and Psca Sta, Baltimore, Ma.
StbViting attention 10 the Celebrated Pptiog.
a dale Pure Rye whisky, palsniec s,d manu-
,Hetrred ~ Ar. X. Rosebheim. IL IL but doing
justice 10 him Individually, end eonfsrring !.
favor npon tboee Who desire or have need fos
an sriieis Of andoobisd purity snd unsurpsss.
ed IN qusliiy
This hne whisksy IL Spseiaiiy manufactured
~ NJ Rosenbsim. undef iettefs patent ard 10
lor ssls by BIN exclusively. There 10 90 sin,i.
yer ariicle offered 10 the Baltimore market aud
from It's purify asd excellence. should BE- in lbs
cabinet OF srery Ooe VIII values fine and pufs
arliele. So free from every sdulieration is tsis
Whiskey, aid 90 csrefslly has IL been nssufse.
iufed. that " is largely prescribed By the msdi.
cat Profession IN c4ses requiring = stimuisut
As before stated, this Gas Wbiskey can be oh.
tsinet oaly ~ the Whoiesals Wsreroons az
W kosenheim, No. 375 IVES, Baltimore Street
ibis Wh.sksy is Eve add eight jssIs old
The purity snd careful msnafacinre Of th;s
Soc Wbiskey IL aiiestsd By the Editor.
Dn J. n. KING.
Editor Baltimore Trade EEhlbit.
June 30, 1897. ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01
THE REGISTER.
DAILY SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
40 EnierPr.sing, Progressive and Complete 10
cal aud Gensr.l Newspaper.
Independent and outspokep on all Public Ones.
Understanding q News. Literary.
Miscellany aud Family Reading.
IN A5y Fitted Farmer. Department.

The Wheeling Register was founded In 1861.
AZ the time OF the Inauguration OF the State Of
West Virginia As part and parcel Of the
new State, closely identified with its enterprises
snd contributing 10 modest measure 10 lite sd
Yancemeoi, the Register shsres 10 the just ex
ultstiOn With which our people regard its bright
career. The poPnlsion ofths Stale hes iacreaB
ed Ia greater ratio than most Of the old States
her schools hsTe ngluplied snd improved Ia
efficiency, her government hts been well and
economically administered, her resources are
being developed With energy, aud her peopla
sre growing 10 enlightenment and thrift With
the growth OF the State the Register hiss grown
with i's development the Register has deveiop
ed Uitb lie prosperity the Register has pros.
perod. And ss showing the estimation 10 which
the pepper is held by The citizens Of the stale
iOt whose interests IL has steadfsstly battled we
con say with truth that no other paper " read
by as many West Virginians, NOT does shy 9th.
er penetrate every part Of the State ~ II does
The Register will continue, as heretofore she
advocate - broad aud liberal policy Ia the
conduct q public sdsirs the tTtspsion and
frightening Of the Free School system, the
improvement % ibe State and the develop
ment OF iis .egoosces iis prOprietOrs point TO
the pref ss 40 esrp,st q It's future
The Weekly Register is fnagoi6cvnt page
Gl.column paper price 3 50 b. mail
The SUNDAY Register 10 the same size and
has sIresdy gained very large cncuiaaon -
price - % o. tnHis
The Daily r. gisier Is pria,ed At 81 90 per
year
The Model Mar Of West virsioi,. ths most
complete Nap ever issued ~ the state, is sov
read, Tor delivery Pnce 81 90.
Any person RENTING 10 ne the 50 6scripfion
price Of either edition Of The psper, addiag 40
cents thereto, will receive copy Of this Map.
Thus
Weekly Register orc year snd Nap 81 60
Suuday Register ID do % a. 10
Daily Register do DO Do 40 7 90
Daily every day Ia the yssr.~i,h Map 50
Your subscription aud friendly aid are re.
specially solicited.
10 agent 10 every school district is wanted 10
get up ciuos Tor the Weekly Register club
Of 10 AID Asp 20 each luhscriber will be sent
for Sl3 30 and special premium Of copy Of
the paper one year and the M-p, will be cent 10
the getter up Of the club.
LEWIS BAKER & co.
Nov. Il. 1852.
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NJ Ar IkIIGD.

AT the residence Of the brides father
Mr.. James Nealis, on November the
22nh. 10y the Rev G. vs. Finley, Mr..
JoHS a. IlAGSEs TO Miss MARY NJ.
MEALS, both Of this county.
On the l6th uli. ,hy Rev. &. Z. Dyche.
Mr.. GEORGE McFARLASo. % Wiuche.-
ter, to MISS CARRIE MILLER, Of this
county.
In Piedmont, on the 10Th uli., by the
Rev. Mr.. Lemon. Mr. VIM = MNoNs to
Mss EMMA PeARcE, all Of Piedmont,
Mineral county.
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"A Il II f. N TION!

Oar oew Goods nre booming
AMI ne have only time TO say
- word or two.
We have . beautiful stock OF
Goods, all bought since the re.
cent heavy decline, in conse.
9aence OF the verv late w,rm
w'a her. aud We we're never in
n better condition 70 sell bar
gc'n'. Don't pass our dress
goods for we can seil you beau.
l,fui rich lorinss in all the
ls'estyies at l0-l2t -l5-lt3
20 and Is cents.
Genuine oil dressed prints
we sill sell Tor q short time at
81 cents.
Beautiful Sattine Fou,ard
dress prints 2; also nice prints
at D cent?.
We viii warrant every pair
Of our Alexander Kid Gloves
not to rip at 81 90.
we nave many pretty tlings
in Millinery aud Ribbons. in.
Guiding handsome Block Sash.
We have a magnificent line
OF Holiday Goods and invite
you TO an early inspection he
fore the most dceira BE are sold.
GA Monday morning. Nov.
27,h. We will open a large lot
%: Ladies Linen Collars and
Cuff-. principally EN- ro,dered
st' les. Collars will he &c each.
Cuff, IL cents q pair.
Springfield Store has q good
share OF our chesp Goods hut
fyou cant get What you want
there We can supply YOU ON
short notice from here.
Just received another lot of
Domestic Sewing Mnchines.
/. H. e.. PANCAKE.
teoaoey, Nov. %. 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To cell Or. Chssss Recipes or Information
Tor rybody, Ia ever county IN The United
Ststss aud Cspsdas. Enlarged By ms publish
er ~ 64s pages II contsios over q 900 house
bold recipes and is suited 20 all glasses and
conditions 81 society. A wonderful book and
household uecessiiy 10 sells ~ sight. Crest
est inducements ever offered 10 hook SCENTS
sample copies by mail. Postpaid, Ter 81 90
Exclusive territory given. agents moro Than
double their money Address Or Chase steam
Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan
OctUbeg ~, iss3 -Jn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01
26S II Acres,

jJspE iu ssid county shout ID miles Eas,
or Ronnay. near the North Western
IurnpikF. There is a good Hou,e. q
stable. and other outhaiiiiugs. aud good
fruit on the fsrm. II IL uuier pretty
good fence. lies well AMI is one OF the
most desirable faruis in this neigi.bor
hood, su especially valuable ss u graz
III farm.
The terms will he made known on
day Of sale but viii! in III probability be
che thifi cash. one third ian one YEAR.
nnh one ,ii,d In two years. with inter.
c1i from tie day Of sale. and the lcgnr
'i'lc retained, or n deed Of trust, to Sc
cure lie deferred payments.
C. s. WHILE, T,ustec.
Ecv -. 1892.
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ISS:S
1853
ia PIG 50 ISA Az.
IITlTSTRk EED
ILLUSTRArE TED.

Jlis p prlsr u rual ia q rare com ~ q zion
a. literature. art, snd fstbiun its sturiss po-
rot, tud essnys are Nv the beat writer's OF Eu
JnJ.e and Fmerirs-in sR.,ravinss po-ssss the
highest artistic excellence and IN all m-tters
EeriS'niug 30 fashion il IL universally scGnowl-
edged t. he The leading authority 10 the land.
he new volume will eontsis many srillis 1t
move ttes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01

On Sunday the family OF Thomas
Hughes, living near Spottsylvauia,
Ky, went To church, leaving an in
FAINT ia the care of colored girl -
The girl went 20 n neighbours. leav-
| ing the child on pallet on the floor.
aud WAS gone NIL day. When the
family returned they found the child
dead, having been killed by rats.
We are greatly in need OF a few loads
OF wood and you'll lie glad il some or
our subscribers would furnish il.
u YOU desire Pine whiskoy, distilled from,
I've or'y sui Of great age, call for Rpsenheim's
SrriogdAIe Fn sale by Patrick Marphy, two
doors north of Har, Hotel. Winchester, Va.
ROUGH On RATS,
Clears ont rats, mice. reaches, flies.
ants. be'i-bugs, skunks, chipmunks. go
piers. l5c.
THE inest 90 The market Is Tlosenheim's cele.
brated Springdsie Whiskey. For sale by Pat
rick Murphy, to, doors north Of iIsr, Hoi:l,
in Winchester, Va
SKINNY MEN.
Wells 'IIea!th Remover restores
health and yig,r cures Dyspepsia, I'M
Sptingd.lo WLisksy has a world wide reputa
ton aud can be had Of II. Rosenheim, Bslti.
more, he being the exclusive pa,entee. and pro.
prieior OF that celebrated brand For sale by
Patrick Murphy. tSo dooss ror,h OF Hart Ho.
lei. Winches."r Va.
rUrr5 PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.
TUTr's Pills are now covered with n
vanilla sugar coating. making them as
pleasant to swallow az a little sugar
plum. end rendering them agreeable To
the most delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
colo.
They give appetite and flesh TO the
body
They cute dyspepsia and pourish the
system.
They cure fever and ague, costive-
ness. etc.
Sold everywhere. rs cents a box.
July u, l882.-3m.
Father Ryan, the Southern poet.
priest, will lecture in Boston next
month, and Governor 81. John, OF
/ Kansas. expects to do little talking
in the Bay State about the same time.
PERSONAL TO MEN ONLY
The voItaio Bell Co, Marshall. Mich.
will send DIR Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts & Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days II men fyonng or
/ n IN who arc an cted with Nervous Ia
bility, Lost. Vltslity & Manhood & kin
dred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigot Address as shove. n. s..
No risk j. incurred as thirty days trial
IL allowed
October q, l852.-1m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01

Tue Fourth Quarterly Meeting for
Springfield Circuit NJ +. Church south,
will be bell in Springfield. December
Och and l0th Rev. w. q. Hammond,
p. H., will be present.
l.. BUTT, z. G.
Noy "a. 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01

It Is said TIA. a Pittso1rsh dis.ille r
has dled an application for q nov pro.
cess OF 'iistilling whisky, which he
claims will revo.ntioniz. the business.
recent exhibition OF his ns~ or,-
80. he succeeded in manufsct, in,i,
the space Of about one hour and a-half
q soli'i substance which on h.ias lie
solved In water. wa, pronounced By
judges to he equal To tn, best rye ~his.
Ky of any age Oh the m >rket. Tie nov
Substance can 10 carried in thu pocket
like tobacco, aud in q few minute. can
be transformed into as cool a pra de of
whisky as can he procured over the bar
The inventor guards his secret very
closely. but expects 70 obtain let,ers
patent in a short time, when hs will
divuige the secret. lie hiss already
refused an offer of $4,000 for one.
fourth interest in his invention.
The FEES IN THE PREsIpESr's CASE
The public Is at present being treat
ed to a discussion about tue fees @
ply siciars and surgeons III connection
with those handed in by the. attendants
on Presil.nt Garfield. /. 10 obvi,ns,
says the Medical aud Surgical Reporter
from the amount oil money placed at
the disposal Of the committed, that Con.
gress dial not contemplate psyip. claims
OF any such magnitude as have been
put in. Probably the public also are
OF this way OF thinking The total a
mount OF the fees claimed by the ply
sicisns is sS5 900 or. including the rel
alive claim, O00-consiiernbly
more than $1,000 a day. Ia spite OF
our desire TO support the profession in
its just rights, We acknowledge that this
staSgers u.s.
Ice OF IA half-inch or less in thickness
has formed several times during the
present fall, but Mr.. Il. e.. Jordan, OF
The Jordoa White Sulphur Springs, in
this county, takes the palm. AS usual,
for an early and excellent supply. lie
secured fine solid ice on Monday, thu
inches thick. - Winchester Times Noe. 80
IL Is stated that an unusually large
amount nj corn ia Clarke county, Va.
,ni as ont ;o he UNINSURED tbs year.
and those who Tut iheir bcpcs upon u
fine crop are being Disappointed
DECIDEDLY lard HEADED. On Tucs.
GAY OF last week. while WILLIS JouN
soN. eolored. Of Cumberland, Md, wa-
staudin. st tie foot OF the smoke. stack
of the glass aoFks in that place. brick
fell from the top of the STACK. which IL
80 feet high. ana struck lin on the
head. lie was knocked down. out was
soon Gbte To get mp and walk home.
The brick Vas broken into three pieces
GA the morning of the following Gav
the 22nd nit. three unknown men en-
tered tho residence OF John Kinney, on
Centre street, bucke,. anil gagged rim
ana stole 5000 in cash, j large auaD.
Gty Of government ooHds escaped the
notice OF the thieves.
Pupy. week. and si;xly children are
made healthy and strong by using
Browns Iron Bttors.
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Oh,MyBack!

That's q common express
sion and has q world Of
meaning. How much suf-
fering IS summed up in it.
The singular thing about
il IS, that pain in the back
is occasioned by so many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption. cold.
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON Buffers, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
Legansport. Ind Dee. :, $50.
For a long time have been q
sufferer from stomach and Kidney
disease Ny appetite was very poor
and the very small amount did eat
disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
very much from non-rstentioa q
urine. l tried many remedies With
no success, Retil l used Browns
Iron Bitters. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any.
My appetite Is simply immesss. Ny
kidney trouble In no more, and my
general health Is such, that fed
IKE . new man. After the use Of
Browns Iron Bitters for ono month.
I have gained twenty pounds 10
weight y. u. SAKczsr.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you arc, and it
will cure you,
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Clarksburg, W. Va, Nov. rs, 1882.

BALTIMORE CATTLE Market, No
yemher FL Receipts for tie week
Beeves 2.oU6 Hogs s,735; Sheep an
Lambs 2.435.
Prices oil Beef Cattle ranged as fol
lows: Best 1906 ~ that general
~ rated tirsi quality 4 62aogs5 50; me-
dun or good fair quality 5 1904 so ;
ordinary Tim Steers. Oxen and Cows
2 50l9s3 25. Extreme range OF prices
2 5O(gS6 40. Most Of the sales we're from
3 75@SG Is per 100 lbs. Swine-we
quote common TO fair Hogs ~ 8CGSI
cents, and the better grades S4(G0I cts,
with very extra heavy 81 cts per 10 net.
Sheep and Lambs We quote butcher
sheep at 3(a 3 cents, and Lambs a. 4
"a 81 cents per 10 gross. stock sheep
2 jO(g3 so per head for Ewes, aud
NCthers 4C044 cts per M. gross
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01
the FARM,

cn VII eli she re ited. consisting OF sevc.
"a trae 5 II land, cont aiming ia all about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-01

TO the Baptist Churches and Pastors
OF West Virginia.

The General Association has designated the
brat week IN Decs nber, $50 a. n week Of spe-
cial prayer 70. State missions, and for = general
revival OF religion 10 ibis Sta'e. They request.
ed also that a special COLLECTION be taken on
tuniAy, Dec 9Th, or rs soon there after as prac
tics6lo TO apply o1 the debt noV due the mi,
sionmies 10 hope The week Of prs er will be
observed by The churches Let meetings be
held eacb day or e'eniug, commencing Mon
day, Dec. 4. and continuing owe, Sabbath I
shall he wih Bro. Holden, our u issionarJ in
Grant county, holding meeting and assisting
IN organizing Schufch Pray fJr US and for
the TOrk. Remit the collection 10 me Rt once
The Board neSds u badly important appOint.
menis bad to be- deferred for want ofiunds.
l.. w. IIoLDEN. Cor. Sc.
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We make a speciality of Boots and 81
Our stock Of GrOceril

complete good and cheap class
eoen IN some new New Orleans New Orleans
inoasses. and several grades o fines
All kinds cook ard heating supplied short
low kinds produce HIGHER,
prces Bs5- Brick for sale " 80
, 1882-09-01
The Irish Thirst for Gore,

An Engishman landed mt Dublin a
few months ago filled with apprehcn-
sion that the life Of any loyal subject OF
her Majesty was not worth n farthing
there and thereabout. The Land Leag-
uers, he imagined, were all hloodthirsly
assassins, and all that sort of thing. But
it WAS his duty to travel in the lund--.a
duty he approached with tear and trem.
bling. Now, there happened 10 be On
his route number OF towns, the names
of which begin with the Suggestive syl.
liable Kill" There Were Kllmartn and
so on. In his Ignorance of nomencla-
ture his aflrighlel senses were startled
anew on hearing Il fellow passenger in
the railway carriage remark to another
as follows:
I'm just after bein' over to Kilpat-
rick"
And l." replied the other. "am
after helm over to kllma ""
"Wnat murderers they are !" thought
the Englishman. And to think thnt
they talk Of their assassinntions so pub
licly "
But the conversation went on.
AND fhare are you gom' now?"
asked assassin No. ].
"Im goiu' home, and then to Xii.
more" was No. 2's reply.
The Englishmau's lood curdled.
"Kilmore, is it?" added No. |.
you'd betther be comm along wud me
to Kilumaule !"
1t is related that the Englishman left
the train at the next station, probably
to go back to the tight little island and
report an alarming increase in the num-
Der of outrages i'll Gland.
, 1882-09-01
" he Coming Fencn. y

Farm fencing has been discussed yea,
after year with increased interest ever
since fencing WAS used to divide field.
aud farms, and to keep ont vi fields and
crops the rowing cattle which formerly
filed the highways and did immense
damage to the honest, hard-workipo
farmer. The original "worm fence" il
still in existence, and so is the "stump
fence " i'll the wilder parts OF the State
where fences are used ut all. Then
came the "post-and rail, which, in the
most improved sections, continues to bs
the most popular, md, we may soy, the
most efficient fence but lumber is get.
ting scarce, and some other materisl
than wood must be substituted. The
hedge fence" in the Western States
has, within the last ten years, been most
extensively introduced, and many believe
that IS the fence Next came the iron
fence, the common wire fence, followed
by the "barbed wire fence" which Just
now seems TO claim the most popularity.
But there is still another just tried IN
the West, which is coming i'll for Il full
share of popular favor. This is simply
u wire lcLVe NltHOuL bhFDS, woven To-
gether similar to fishing seine, with
u large, heavy top and bottom wire.
This fence, it is said, will completely
withstand all kinds Of cattle, with no
possibility of injury, while it is "no
more expensive than ordinary board
tence.' As to the real trnth of this
statement we cannot say, but we should
fear that from the lightness Of tho wire,
unless galvanized, it would succumb to
the effects of the weather. One thing,
however, seems to be well established,
that iron, in some form, must eventually
be the looming fence" to stay. Wood
has become too expensive, but we can
not bring our mind to believe that the
wire fence, however it may be esteemed
by some, will ever be II fixture in this
country Germantown Telegraph.