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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
Hc. Jas. P. Nealis, Doorkeeper
of the House of Delegates

Dir. TiPPsrr, editor of the Point Plaas.
ant Reg'ster. aud u member OF the LIE.
Sisia.ure from Mason county, thus Dor
trays Mr.. JAMES +. MEALS of this
County:
Having ske.ched the doorkceper of
the SENATE, 1 now adjust my literary
camera so ss to get "a truthful photo
graphic picture OF James Z. Neali,. OF
hampshire county, who Gals like Office
Tor the House OF Delegates. His life
history, like that OF most Americans. i,
In itself somewhat remarkable, abound
ing In anomalous contradictions. Born
III me city ot "Brotheriy Love-" city
Oh intense abolition proclivities. we find
young Nealis e rebel among rebels, at
.wehty-one years Of age. Losing his
ie!t leg when Il chilli OF nine. we never
theiess behold him in 1o6l playing the
bold "s"jer boy ms gallant trooper
In the Twenty third regiment oi Virgin
l.. volunteer cavalry. X jared within
the shadows OF PLiladeiphia ci,iliz,-
Ton. one Is surprised To discover in him
to-day all OF the blunt and open pecu-
iiari'les. even 10 the very pronunciation
Va hOiuo, tudL nave Tor more IMAM "a ecu
fury distinguished the old fashioned
Virginia farmer.
You would never suspect him Of be-
ing of Quaker descent. The fact il, he
boasts with enthusiasm OF being "a gen
uine Nirginian. by - sir !''-and such.
indeed. he is By sympathy. by aililction
and baptism in Tie blood of battle. As
doorkceper. he Is dIligent, courteous
and faithful IN the discharge of his du-
ties. This is best evidenced by the fact
that this is he second term OF the Le-
gislavnrc in which 10 has held the posi-
non. a little rough in appearance.
somewhat rounded in figure. with fo-
.Id face and movements, made the more
awkward because OF his affection, YOU
may sec him day after day, from 0 p.
~. TO ?. ~, sitting, with crutch in
hand, 1t his seat In trent OF The door of
the ball OF the House OF Delegates, de-
mandng ''rasses" of gentlemen or cour-
teous'y howing cordial welcome to la
dies. Long may lie wave as the banner
uI the on or gals of The West Virginia
House II Delegates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
NEAR SLASEsvILLE, March "a.

Sin. IARPEK Please ;aiiow me 10
make an apology about that word that
|ir. "Unce IN II Wbiic" calls preposi-
;luu. IL was not intended for u prepO-
si,ion, /, WAS only Il part o! the word
insane, wLh lhe sane lett out. so this
shows too, that We need an Educatihua,
School for ouc lcuchers: you see be did
not know an adjective from IA proposi-
tlon ami even II it had been PROPOSE
! ton, hol lie has sense enouxn TO
know tuat all mistakes arc not made
through ignorance, a. Ill other people
are nOy intalliIle like lac is. He say =
iIt 10 Win teacher talk ; We know il IS
tnin because il cut. lie don't know WHY
poked it at linz will tell you
! why; because he iuciu eel al teach
and | wDald Tot take II, for know that
| We hdoe got some goOd teachers.
Now just gather up his several pieces
which he has written and connect them,
ana II you can tel whit he wants. you
can DO more thau | can do. The doC-
tor SAYS he never applies his medicine
| to tie mead until they begin 10 write p
sa'nst their fellow teachers. | think
HAT some OF his ideas are good ones; |
/
sho"ii have the same pay; nos do be
icvc that al NJ. one achevs shout
have tue same pay. The s3looi officers
ought To visit our schools more than
they DO visit them, for VIC are often
judged hy people Who are not capable
of iud=ing. and The teacher that kisses
helr habies tLc most amt kills time, is
lhe fellow for them.
Now DO not believe that 'Occe in Il
| while IA such q leacher,I believe nc, like
myself is n good honest teacher. and
/ tries to d. all the COOL he can fvr hia
I pupils, ani there are MANY others for
which can say the same thing. Then,
on tAo otEer hand, can heartily agree
oijh your Correspondent in regard to
'ime-klliers but such are easily found
out by watching where their pants are
patched first. Yours, truly,
SOCK MILLER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Legislature adjourned sine die
on eduesday last.
The Bill apportioning representa-
ton IN the Senate and House of Dele
gates, Is now a law. 1t provides for
AZ additional Senatorial District com.
posed OF Cabell, Wayne and Putnam.
Our Senatorial District, the Twelfth.
remains unchanged Until a new
apportionmeDt OF delegates in pursu-
ance o: the Constitution, the House
OF Delegates shall consist of sixtv-tive
members, which shall be apportioned
rs follows; To the county OF Ohio,
tour helegates; TO tie counties OF
kanawha and Wood, three delegates
eacn; 10 the counties OF Berkeley,
Greenbrier, Harrison, Jackson, JEFF
ierson, Marion, Marshall, Mason and
Preston, two delegates, each, aud to
the counties of Barbour, Boone. Brax-
ton, Cabell, Calhoun, Doddridgc,
Fayette, Gilmer, Hampshire. Lewis,
Lincoln, Logan, Mercer. Mineral,
slonongalia. Monroe, Morgan, Mich
oias, Pendleton, Peasants, Putnam,
Raleigh, Ritchie. Summers, Taylor.
Tyler, Upshur. Wayne. Writ and
Wetzel, one delegate each.
To the counties OF Brooke and
Hancock, which shall constitute tie
first delegate district, one delegate.
To the counties of Grant and liar.
dy, which shall constitute the Second
delegate district. one delegate.
To the counties OF Mcdowell and
Wyoming, which shall constitute the
Third delegate district, one delegate
TO the counties of Pocahontas and
Webster, which shall constitute the
Fourth delegate district, one delegate.
To the counties OF Randolph aud
Tucker, which shall constitute the
Fifth delegate district, one delegate.
70 the counties of Clay and Roane,
which shall constitute the Sixth dele
gate district, one delegate.
The Wheeling Register, remarking
ON the appointment Of commissioners
10 settle the boundary line with West
Virginia, expresses the belief that the
Legislature OF the latter State .do,no:
think the game worth the candle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
DEATHS.

La this place, on Monday afternoon
last, tie 9th inst, Miss EsrELLE CnnR.
nY, daughter OF The late Wm Cherry OF
thlS vicinity. in the 53rd year of her
age. An unusually, bright and sprght-
~ child and OF u most cl!nsing aud at
icc,iOnate disposition was the subject of
these lines, who, in early life, 10y one Of
the mSsterions dIsreusatIUns Of an all
wise Father was afflicted sorelv, which
"filiction increased IS she grew IN years,
until the Master called her home TO re
new, as " were. her caiidHoors vigor
and freshness and ripcnes- to bloom
forever III the Paradise of God.
each care, each i'll of mortal birth
Is sent in plying love
To lift the suffering heart from earth
Aud speec lis flight above - ."
In Cum Der land, on the 2oth inst Mr..
JoIN BowARD. one OF he oldest resi-
dents of that place. aged 81 years.
On the 10th inst, near Springfield J, in
this county. suddenly, infant child o.
Mr.. ADAM WENDELL.
In this place, on Saturday last after
a protracted illness, NANCY Howard in
the 37th year Of her aye.
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BuJtii11OrG cutie iGrket.
MoNnAY. Mach q. 1852

MONDAY, March 81, 1882.
| lCatile are soid at these tSufes liys weight
Dogs ars Sold Il, net wei :It thar ia 20 ger
cent (generaliy Oh isoui i've weight Sheep
are sold gross, that is live weight or Loll
ing oil
BEEF CSTTLE. The number Of The receipts
this week 10 less Than eyea the light number
las, week, and they were rot ali offered, Uul Rli
tina, we're put in The ya,ds were soli At Sigh,
advance Gu last week, qgslitJ considered. The
oHeIugs were OF superior order tenerally, b.
hutehers fought hagd against The pTi ces asked
Quotations ranged from ) ~ 81 20, iss seliin <
IL, o. the tUrrder figure most safes f,aisu <
fun GC9G - per 100 lbs and lew evea fellow
the former Of these figures u will lie seen above
that prices rule higher than Gt ans time
sace shortly uoscqIea to he war. Toe butch =
eT5 fought hard To- day for love. f1ut"s hut
dealers tpid tDenI that concessions wee cut q
the question, and hat II they wanted TO remain
ia the business they must hstdtg ia their De.
mands, and teach iheir customers ,h,i hish pfi-
Cos win them a !st hereafter b. TIE osder Of
The day
Prices OF Beef Cattle ragged a. follows Pest
7 90 a. 81 IS that generally rated ace,
quality 5000 70 medium or good fair
qJnHty jOCl 80 90; ordinary Ihin Steers
oxen and U"Ss 90 e. 81 co. Extreme
range OF prices 90 a. - % Aosi % the
sales were from . 90 " - 90 per 100 To-
The cattle received wee. Ola head from Peul.,
4 from Ohio, & 236 head lfOl1.Md total l~ccipis
Is.
aud lCGi head sslUe time last year or the
offerings 7O4 hesd we're taken Dy Rsluruore
butchers u sold To- county dealers "a TO Easter q
~ eculatJTs, aud 30 hebd to Washington civ
deai,rs. Total safes Tor The week 7Gg bead d
gainst 100 last week, and gi5 head same time
last year.
S.BE.-1he numbers and quality are nearly
tbe same rs LAST week, bJ, ths quality is siikat.
ly CI. Trade is iGit bat not active 40 luccs
are too high Tor TIE butchers 90 buy freely
, Quotations nave advanced fail 4 since last
week, ranging from Si@gy3 cents, win icw sdeB
uuOor cents. mUst sa,e from g4tnS3 cen u
pei 10 ret. Receipts ilis week be- utid
gaiust 52sj last week, 1929 bead same time
issi yerf.
5utEP The oCesisg5 q good Snsrp have
been lght ttiB week, sd iley were sod oct
taI j., but common, which were mach uJrs uu
LieiOu5. were aJt nrtiye, cad did uo; eel %
h.,iy -be quality "a5 lyt O.. as good an ~.
eIaEe aS last week Prices ranged irom 3rrI
ceu,s iOf sheep, and Lanes cold 1t Itr,lZ5 "a
per 10. ErOts aud a.J 90 pe, bead K,csi,;s
ibis week 1870 hv,e sg.in.t 1905 lsst wtta
snd lOzi same time last o4r sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

Parties desiring Cooking Stoves
viii find Just what they need at oui
establishment and OF extremely mod.
crate prices. Riverside, Arlington.
Olive BranchL&c. all fr5t-class Stoyes.
Respectfully.
GGLKESONS & PUGH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

2 movement is on loot ia Moorefi Z ld
,5o.5.a.ze Il banking House A good
mo,c aud We hope the undertake
ipsy sur"eod.-iho Hotel property in
a.. pace So faycrsbly known to the
pu.. G. tie Muffin H.tei, with its furn;-
,agc. g., is offered for sale.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

FISH CULTURE ~ WEST vmaISGA.-
Tie report OF The Fish Commissiorer s
OF the STATE was published ou Saturday
last, remarks the Wheeling h'riige1cer,
and in IL H,ssrs. MILLER. WHITE and
I LovUT show that they have not beeu
| lille in the past year. The folIowiae
! figures give q general idea OF the scope
Of their operations in that ime:
Number Of land locked salmon d,otdbatcd IL 500
Brook trOlt 600
( Carp l,sit
ii fck bass 545
silver perch 1926
Wall eyed pike %
Sturgeon q
Whole humble Of Cen Distributed % .os5
"Thev have also done much IN other
ways 20 encourage piscicu,,urs in tho
State. y valuable feature OF their re-
port IS series OF articles on The carp.
t.r;- nature, food, habits. alapJaul'ity
to tie rivers OF Wclt Virginia. and wall
nc as food TIE report il worthy OF
/ vide circulation and careful reading
As has h9sn remarked, tue appear
auco Of .lte county newspaper hss very
much o. do with as success. Therefore
I too much attention clgrot be paid to
/ thc st} ls in which the reading matter IS
set. jae display of the advertisements
and 'he make mp Of the forms. These
afc ho first things % be considered, anil
trsy nee cInstai u aul careful study"
7 Yet. wi,h all care, matter sometimes
/ will get mixel-g,ds our wit aud IIu-
NOR column" raR weeks sgO
The selection OF Mr. =. RorNps as
public printer A. Washington will, 70 is
sail, retire about 500 printers TO make
room for that many more to crafty bis
friends IN Congress
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
NJ AIS1S

A. Mountain Dale School house, on
The 23rd inst, by Rev. j. q. A. Curry.
"l-. MATHEW DOYLE To Miss HARRIET
}. kCCKMAN, all Of this county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. iona
than Baughman, Mr.. ANGUS BAuGu-
MAN to Miss MARTHA BAUGuMAN, both
OF Baughman Settlement, Hardy county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

30 4 .tH Gays, hc open for navigation.
bot On account at lie strike among the
cJ.. miners 200 III all, in the Cum.
usr.nI coal regions, the outlook is not
very .yurabie. ghe strike will have n
mus; dtp!o.atle effect upon the cana!
mya who take The coal TO lie tidewater.
Governor JAcKso$ itas appointed the
following L..gd 0: Directors for the
;.o.r fy7 he Insane Ut Weston, and
l.,' ..:g ca liz 2@rd inst. confirmed
Is O.. Senate: Mathew E.lmintson,
IL y. l.Jon ana a. ". Smith, of
La c5lu,y; J.. c. C.acraft, of OHIO
GOA y i. Martin, or Preston; Alex
a-',. iIoa,cc, Of Hampshire; William
/. M.%,e., Of pocaLoutla, J. J. 5.
h.a.-r, Of Jac%son; Charles /. Ca!d-
v..., ot "o,2.
L aorta crom every section Of or
..a. e.rcseat Ne Wheat crop pros
49, ls unusually c4t,c;ing.
"r vi 7. WILSON, late cashier Of
ST.. o...mo:e cn. UA:o railroad at
.t.si-. 3 Nj, tie papers OF that
..a state, tas accepted a position
a Ie>.fs. ). Il. i.oyt {; o., 1T tAc;r
lHu-.ono teu"ory, aaA wi! rcmoye
acre H:,h u.s family a.: az early day
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The Provldent Life Association
Principal Office Marinsturg West Va The
oply Mutual Company IA the United States do.
ing Al EEdovment Insurance. on u plan fCuLd-
ed on correct iusurarc e principles
tPlsn Copyrighted. aud this the Only com
pHny allowed to use it Wants n DstIic, 4
GENT fos each 'ourty in the State, and Solicit
lug Agents every where. Some Agents secure
irom : On. 900 to $2nO, 900 insurance n month
For reformation sddress
Rev. ". y. EVERS,
aariir sburg, West Va.
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Sl,1eO per year can Ice easily made
at homa o,king for T.. G. RipEoUr &
Co, 10 Bnrre!ay Street, New York.
Send for their GAIA logue nni full par
ticuiars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

PEEsoNALs.-Rcv. X SluTusox and
family left. this place on yesterday
morning, for his new field or labor for
this Conference year, Stanton, Va.
Rev. WILLIAM HAMMOND, his sue
ce.sCr TO this District, arrived ycstor-
day.
Mr.. JAS w. Cherry, Of Baltimore,
paid us the compliment of pleasant
call OH Wednesday afternoon last. lie
was summoned here 10 attend the burr.
al Of his sister. Miss EsTELLE CHERRY.
Mr. G. vas not looking well. We re
joice TO know however, Tat lie is doing
well
Mi's IDA ABB)TT, one Of The lady
teachers ia the public school in this
place, expects TO leave TO day for her
home in Fairmont. Miss Abbott, we
understand. has conducted her room in
g most creditable manner, and her pu.
pills have made rapid and satisfactory
progress.
Rye. G.. W. OGDEN, OF Gainsboro,
Fredercl, county. Va, paid us short
visit on Wednesday last. lie was on
bis way to Gil an appointment ip Grant
county.
Mr. ErnnAm GnAcr, residing near
Springfield, this county. made US a ga |
On Monday last and subscribed for q
year paying tic cash in advance.
Capt. Isaac STrcELuY, one Of our
Hardy Subscribers called 20 see us last
Tuesday. The Captain holds lie ova,
aud came zero TO Lt'cnd 10 day con
uec.od si.h his church. Call in wuen-
ever you come to town, friend = iclsley.
and you will dni our latch string ,ut.
Moving day has come again aud some
Of cur citizens are changing base-the
vacant houses are being rapidly taken.
some few still remain. If any Others de-
sire homes in R)maey, anl ,hore Is
plenty Of bui1i1g space. Next in ro-
tation comes The delcctable season OF
hoUse-c'eanny
Mrs. EvELISE CaEUEr Of this place,
who Vas boo. 30 . recovering ard Mr.
JACOB RIDgNOUa. whJ IVA, been sick. is
now In fair way TO recover his usual
ueath.
MAJOR HAePER It may not he ont
OF place - note that there are in ihi-
town, rr"verhial Tor ia naliv. honesty.
chicken thieves. Recently. several hon
roots have been robbed. Those who
have been thus engaged usd better be
eau lous. J. ). G., 'nuks there is very
little chance lOr a mau WHO will rob a
purtet-, Is, there IS chance of hjs
Wishing NOuadsyiilc. Fat chickens u.
Ken, uut nc eards-too bal. isn't H.
Major HONOR BRIGHT.
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C',nt.c folge No 81, A. F. 4 A. ~, meets
o. Gle g-i Ff.itv ia each month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31
a LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On tho IoSs &C
E'.|k||:'y'IL''!sss:s


a Lecture on the Nature. Treatmen,
snh RAdical Cure of sep.ipal Weakness or
0permAiorrhn', Induced by Self Abuse ,nvol
UNFAIR Emissions. lmpofencv Nervous Deh;,;-
ana ITntedimSnis to Marriage generally
,,on'nmrt'on. Epi'epsv. and Fits Mental a,J
vr HsiSaS 'neHpscty DC. BY ROBERT Crrf,-
VhRWELL, II. D.. author Of the "0reea
BOOK &c " wv ''"
ne wof'd-renowned author In THE admire ~
lecture. Clearly proves from hia Own e1pr, lance
,IHt ,he e"fnl consequences Of SELF Abus,
may "e ORIGINALLY removed without dangerous
surgical operations, boueies insirum.nts rinss
or cordials- POINTING out n mode M ou,s a.,
once cert+in and efsc.aul, by which everv
may cure himself chespiy, privat.lr. snd r.di,
cally f'' A"u 'SN'-
th's Lecture vii! prove a boon I, they
cent under seal in plain envslope. % ~
address, on receipt Of six cents. or Two nos,,e.
stamps address P'S"gs
IHh CULVLRwELL MEDICAL CO
~ Ann ~. New York, " T., Post ofTic, p,
Jan. Is, 1882 --Iy 80
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DGLkvAN, Wis, Sept. "a, 1878.

GENTs-l have taken not quite one
bottl oi The Hop Biliers. was tee
bic OLD man of 73 when ] got il. To-
day AIN as active and feel as we'll as
did at 80. see great many th0t need
such q medicine. ID. BOYCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

| The County Court of Hampshire
County will meet on Tuesday. the 4tb
Of April-JouN L. VANCE. Esq, Presi.
dent-Capt DAVID Puou. and $. II.
WILLIAMS, Esq, Associates.
Serious Accident at the Montsom-
cry White Sulphur Springs.-D1ring
an auction sale OF personal proper "
at the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. Monday week, a large crowd
was collected OH one of the porticos.
One OF the supports giving way, a
portion OF the veranda fell and pre- :
cipitated a number of persons to the
ground. all OF whom were more or
less injured the most of them, how :
ever, escaping with slight bruises.
About fifteen were painfully hurt.
MIR. Burwell Robinson. OF Montgom,
cry county, was so badly injured that
he died in few hours. Two Others
are supposed to be fatally injured.
The ASSASSINATION OF Davis, the no
ted raider of Tennessee moonshiners.
was deliberate and cowardlv. and
was made the occasion of Notification
by the murderers. Davis. the account
says, had been bold and efficient as a
Government agent, and the proprie.
tors OF illicit whiskey distilleries in the
mountains concluded that he must
die or they must go ont Of business.
They chose the former alternative
About twenty of them got some oys-
tiers, crackers, and other food for n
meal, took along plenty OF whisltey,
and camped on a road which they
knew Davis would take that night
Concealine themselves behind pile
of logs, and laying out their rifles in
readiness, they diverted themselves
with eating and drinking until Davis
came along Then they tore his body
TO pieces with bullets.
y Wonderful Snake.-Mr. w. r.
Johnson, who lives in Gooclland
county, near the uenrico line, brought
to our office Yesterday evening a Gu
riosity in the shape OF snake. This
snake, Mr.. Johnson claims, will. II
excited, disioint or throw itself into
pieces about an inch long, and after
ward will become reunited. He said
also that tic head, If disjointcd from
the BODY, would live independent OF
tie body. This wonderful snake was
ploughod W in II torpid condition on
March lith at his home. 1t is three
feet long, and the largest part of It's
body Is about an inch in diameter
1t has peculiar color aud marks and
resembles the English viper.-Rich.
mond State.
Does our contemporary mean to
state upon lis own authority, that the
| above-reterrcd to snake will actually
uncOnple itself in one inch sections,
and then reasonable? We would just
like 10 know, you know.-uarrlson,
burg Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-31

~ w hNSiihS IlCSlSlCi, lcii!dINltiH
ON the appointment Of commissioners
10 settle the boundary line with West
Virginia, expresses the belief that the
Legislature OF the latter State .do,no:
think the game worth the candle.'
Sl,JeO per year can he easily made
at homo oIking for l.. G. RiDEoUr e
Co, 10 B,rre!ay Street, New York.
send for their GAIA lo.ue ant full. par :
ticuiars
We learn's. from the Winchester Times
that on Thursday morning, the o3rd
i'st., thes Montgomery woolgn factory,
IN that county, wGs entirely DESTROYED
by fire, with ali it's ccnteuta. IL Was
owned and operated by Mr.. Hoffman, a
very worthy, indus rious and deserving
citizen. whose entire capita was invest
ed IN it. We are informed, however.
that his loss issnearly covered by. iusur.
ance. Our informant thoughtful Gre
was the work Of an incendiary.
Book AGENTS and lovers Of Western
adventures Ara referred to ,ba o6,.or
,,sc,o,,. &c .I1o
III
another column OF this paper.
IN.
"' Dioi S"h'o@h Nc'c Dom'H'6n OF
saturday last states that more students
have entered the University nm IN This
date in the urosen, voor ,bo,
t.,oa - o,',.,;,. '"'
p''''''' e"' III us history.
H.
ros - p'D NoL N'NcE MArTER'.-A rep
reSe"ta''Ve al the Lynn Mass Iran,
onI inc',nI,i"a9 ',,'e' 1tIpi's OF interest
frs, placo visited hv ca ,o,,n7,ar n
the fruit store Of Mr.. J. Leystt. 30 81
hstNet street IN response 30 rUmor
','"' 'he proprietor hsd been cured of
hal tail, wi,h Li.e w. NC I'''le,
stated thu, his father hal recn cure5 ~
an exc edingly bad attack of rheuma-
ism oy he 81. Jacobs OIL. lie hal tbe
' "',Ch " e,., perfectly helpless after
was % Irca, ,,'o, 'V ~, nour I lis pam
comFors or a.tcnd To- bnsinesS ri,t - sa ="
degree OF snti5ac ion. After endurinJ
'h'S sort o. thing for some time, hs pur.
pnmo1,' W 't - OF 'no Great German
not mincn ,us,ters =, l'''S ~ ne u'1
the Oil for all i, WIS worth SGo,,,,,
suing this mode Of treatment for tire,
days the pain was boni-hei and his
1910 - '' mover SINCE 'eiI any tEeu'
A manor watch has hoo. o..:,.,.,,
Dro-5.o va,,,,,r.io. RI.
ths watch 90 sor,i..o,,r. a..
general use.
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RJINEY MARKET.
Reported weekly by J. u. c. P1ucake
subject TO Market fluctuations.

RouSGY, March 81, 1882.
Wheat, II 81 p per bush
Oats, 30 90 Gy
Re, % 60 100
Corn, shellcd, sJ 90 100
Potatoes ] % ~ 90
Buttcr rs rrr ih.
Eggs Ia sLs. Dc; t,Cz
White Beans 2 90
CO!O-od do -
BALTIMORE GHuS HARKEr.-Tues-
days msrks vas as follows I.nngoerrv
wheat 4laSl ~; Ful.z iyasl ~;
Coru, whI'o,S6 csuts unl yellow rs cts.
Oats, ji.tj6 cents Rye, % ccUts per
Jushel.
i cyclone passed near Loachapo!a,
Alabama, on Monday morning last,
which overturned number CT houses
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The Illinois Senate on Tuesday last
adopted resolution urging Presiden;
Ar.Eus " P4rjoa S,rse-4t Mason,
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The snmac production Of virginia.
which only a mounted to 100 tons In 1865.
nov aggregates eight thousand tours,
and is valued az S24J 600
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baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad.
WIZ rER ScHEOUL

Ur ard after Nos. 20, 1881, trains will leave
,..,.l 5priJs Ran. as follows:
EAST bOUSD.
"a. 49,. Passenser 1890. $50 A.. NJ.
81. -. tr't & PasSg CO.,. l0.l4 A. NJ.
~ -. Express. 306 =. NJ
50. ~, freight & Pass2'r. Col T.. III.
VEST BOUND.
Eyt-a Freight y P.sSg'r .....7.52 A. NJ
y, i6i Freight & Passeng ll.5S A. NJ.
Nylt, Passenger 2.4i L. N
E02&.il & Extra Daily.
+. II. &. NORTON, AGENT.
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Eas.c5 Sunday, Apri. 9th.