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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

BITES OR AND EATS BOYS NOSE.
The Chomborsburs Tolcy Sy'rt says
that on tie lllh inst. HARRY WALKER.
laj probably le,s than twelve wears OF
oge, living near SLircmanstowu. In
Cumberland county. Pa, was playing
at lis homo with pct dog. Something
done by the boy aroused the ire Of the
brute and it suddenly susppcd al ue
1oJ's face seized lis nose with IFS teeth
aud bit IL wholly from bis face. Tn,
screams Of jhc boy alarmed those near
ADD surgical all v-- Immediately sum
moned and such relief as wa possible
given. Soon after the occurrence search
was made for The missing member bnt
i could not be found md our inform
ant states that j, is believed The dog a,o
the rose quickly after it was snapped
ca. The condition Of tie bog is i'm
proving.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
HARPER' s PERToDICALS.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

SEVENTY CATTLE BURNED The ca
tio-house Of Mr.. 6 " Bas'ablc, near
Wauenion junction, Fauqaier county.
Virginia, was set fire TO by colored
man last Sunday night, and the house,
seventy head Of cattle which we're being
fed for market. a lot OF machinery. pro-
vender, ETC.. burned The cattle wero
worth at least sixty dollars per head,
aud the cattle house vas ono Of tie e.
nest ia Fauqujor co5uty. There was q
Slight insurance on the house, but the
cattle were uninsured. Mr.. BastaUlc
was formerly well known cattle dealer
IN Baltimore.
kick our corn through . window d
glass and Tic pane i- gone forever
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

The Richmond correspondent, OF the
Alexandria Gazette says: One Of The
foremost in The Legislature in poin.
OF force and ability is Major Holmes
Conf"d, Of Winchester. lie is superb
speaker end attracts great attention
The fact is be is an orator who speaks
win such direcJness that there is no
MISLEADING nor cyading his points. 10
is undoubtedly cue Of the Grst orators
IL the Legislature.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

Parties desiring Cooking Stoves
will find Just what they need at our
establishment aud at extremely mod
crate prices. Riverside. Arlington.
Olive BrJuch.&c.,ali irstelass g owes.
Respectfully,
GILNESOSS C PUGu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
WON %
ILLUsTRATED ELnnAL GrIIE

ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE,
For 1892 ia an Elegant Book of iao Pages tor
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bcm
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Address, JAuEs FIth,
Dec %. 1851 Rochester. 81. Z.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
Hold Your Head up Like q Nan

If Tie stormy winds should rustic
While you tread the worlds highway
Still against them bravely iu5sie; :.
Hope and labor day by day.
Falter not, no matter whether
There is sunshine, storm or calm,
And in every kind Of weather
Hold your head up ike q man.
II a brother should deceive you,
And sLoula act a traitors part.
Never let his treason gricve You;
jog Along with lightsome heart.
Fortune seldom follows fawning.
Boldaess is the bette, plan;
Hoping for better dawning,
Hold your head up like man.
Earth, though Ger so rich and mellow,
Yields not for the worthless droae.
But the bold and honest fellow,
Ho can stand and Shift alone.
Spurn the knave Of every nation,
Always 10 The bes. you can,
And NO matter MIA; your station,
Hold your head up like c man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
IfS5 ~.
T9AT4 PEcFt'S BAZAAR
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular journal is n rare combination Of
literature, art, aud n sh1n. lie stDrics. poems
a"d essays are by the best writers az Europe
and Americ'-lts engrryings possess the hi0besf
artlsuc excellence and ~ all matters pertaining
10 tnsbion 70 is universally Acknowledged to bs
the leading authority the land. The pew vol.
ume vi! coatain many brilliant novelties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
Grant or I'ildcn -?

NOU will coosrlt yorr own interest by feud
Z iDg To me for c.rcul1ts Of tbo follow ing
machinery, g. before buying. Bcjng mystlCa|
pracuc'l iafner. with 20 years experience in
ihc sale Of machinery, aud making The latest
improvements ia that lire speciality, ! Will guar
lice sAMLLa.Llnn. log ralas and liheral LsrIna
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

oiI-I5 NCiVs " HNlI : C-"s
80 an Advertising Medium.
THE SU%,"
by reason OF its large Circulation
ASD
3e!nc Universally kra{. IA mos, vi.
Gah'o iJr Ill Glasses uf tlysl,,e.r.
a. ). AaELi g co. lual.bers.
The Ban Iron i.l.,r-.
E.Himui- til
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

a DoCTOa on SAoKtNG.-Dr. WI
lianl \. Hammond. in an arLic'o in the
New York He.o1, giges Tie foilowis,
observations OIL snok;ng:
w hat is the best time for snl0kieu p
Men should never smoke cxceo: al
ter tatiJg, ana, preferably, after :hc
iabors OF the day are ever Now. 3 ci.
car taken after eating has rot only .
beneficial, soothing effect upon The
mind, bat !, facilitates digestion. IN.
creaS'n2 the amount OF gastric luce n
| have frequently shown 70 10Y class by
experiment. Take dor and make q
gas'r'c' hstu.a IN him 80 40 ia collect
the sGStric Jnice by tuhe an put f.
little tobacco into his month. Instant
~ the gastric juice begins t, low -
hatevcr eNcites the secretions OF snli.
va eNcites the secgetions Of gastric Juice.
so that man actually assists Uigcstlcn
by an afLer-dinner cigar provided he is
not one OF those unfortunate persons 10
whom tobacco is poisonous. PERSONAL.
". never smoke until about ; = NJ
after my dinner, and then | smoke five
or SIX moderately stiong ci.rrS from
that until midnight. and | know am
wiser. better and happier man for it.. :
How can a man tell whether tobacco
Injuries him or no.?'
IF smoking makes man irritable
iretfal, and he feels as if he would Ike
10 jump ont Of lis skin, it is injurious ::
but. if after being worried over some
little thing, lie comes to look a. l.. eftcr
smoke. quietly, AMI perhaps lausn q.
1T. then tobacco is beneficial to him. II
IS highly important Tor mankind to pass
through life with as hulo 10 her rs
possible, and tobacco lessons the ten
deucy TO bother and worry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
The BuCkeye

mo UrER MD RE4PER.
The leading harvester 81 The world. Superior
all oiicts iu the principles Of ia construc lion
he average durability is double that OF others.
Vih less han h1if their cot 10 keen In -ennif
The Chiefihin self dump leck-svec Sulkv krks
saves expense Of one hard br brnchiuv the Law
iu tba wiurow high wheels and strong. Yoq
can't afrid q, do without it. send for circu.
Jar Tcu-horge power
SfnHdaJd & Traction ENGINES
guaranteed to give sufficient power 20 run cav
mile with 30 20 52 inch saws --latest im
proved Ibreshers, 3 to 10 horses Tho new rel
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cbsngesble in an instant from a neat sieq,s
buggy 60 r nice roomv cefriare Took Grst
premium az Che Cumberland fajr. The premium
liehtrunning phosphate, grain and grpss seed
DUils splendid 'lay end Cattle Scales. fully
warranted, o.. $40 c1u and leather telHnF.
water pipe aud fruit dryers sud any other ara
ole you want.
/ r. CABSKADON.
Ecyscr west VA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

We have made sweeping reductions on
Fail ana Wine Goods and viii sell them least per reg
uar prices, for cash or It's equivalent n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

4 DFEkTiSERS by addressing GEORGE T..
- ROwELL co, 10 spruce ~ New
, ORR. caD learn the exact cost Of ATTY proposed
hue 81 ADVERTISING in American NewspA-
P"Is cS@lr0-pags aUlpblet, use
March g.. 1882
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28
W.T. AND IIUMOax.


stopped in the middle Of bis discourse.
gazed upon bis slumbcring congregation,
and said, Brethren. it is hard 10 raal-
ize the unbounded love which The Lord
appears TO have for large portion Ct
my pres ent congregation
For the following anecdotes we are
indie b,ed to Ha,pcr's No9o&iae:
bishop - was at hotel where
the waiter was very attentive.
Pleasant day, Governor
Yes. nice day, old man; bu. l am
not n Governor
After while the waiter remarked.
Make long stay. General p
'Oh, no; only several days. But then
en- not General
Soon tho waiter ventured T. say,
Splendid country this. Commodore;
don't you think so p
oh yes; bu. am not Commodore
either
Bless the Lord then, master, wha.
ia you 2
Il am only a Bishop, nv friend I'm
Bishop OF so-ana-so.
Couldn't spot you 'zaclly, sir, bit !
knew you was top or the pile somewhere.
sir
I'm -, Massachusetts, not long
since, q church anniversary was held.
The sunday school children had pro-
cessional, as in the Episcopal church.
aud good old deacon was 10 lead
them. The choir song the FIRST verse O,
Hold the Fort, to which they were to
march. The deacon s;alked in. follow
cd BY the scholars. lust as the choir
commenced the second verse.
See tho mighty host advancing, Satan
leading on
"A 'wer correspondent SAYS tha,
while the Ono hundred aud second O.
lilo was guarding the bridge and funnel
ut Cowan, Tennessee, ia 1868. a detacL.
ment came along driving lot Of scrsw.
nv cattle TO the front Each so,j;or
carried huge club as a 'cov-nersuadcr.
As they passed our camp, sorcas tic
Buckeye inquired Of a driver # the beef
was tender. 1T ought to be- replied
wav from Nashville
A cler;ral sr;snd - o,,io ., 49,,
the Drawer has toen indebted ,or
good anecdotes. says thu. tho ,,ocdo,a
in the papers abou, Judoe Jerom;,h =
Black and his wig recalls o,otber ohor,
the late Rev. DIR. yin,on IF Tr;o;,,
Church. An old colleoe rricnd CANA
into the yestrv-roo,, IN s.o thu doo,or
and thoy had warm greeting
But how is this p said the friend
You ere older than l am. and vet Won
have not q gray hair in vour bc.d
while en- RS gray as a rat
oh. WE'LL replied the doctor. won
know | am in the apostolic succession
and all the graces OF apostolic life and
doctrine low down into NV soul and in.
TO my body
Yes added DR.. Ogilby. who was
listening to the conversation, our friend
DIR. Vinton can say with 81. Paul. 4
dye ddiy.'
!" en- ore'hfeh' sand Maine
minister 10 some Of his ieiiow-evSnge-
us" l never was guilty Of laughing in
'he Po'p't out once Some years ago
i'au IN my congregation an oil man
"uo universally went TO sleep in church
''''' u 'o""'y throughout TIC entire
80, '' on' "H' '"." morning. gianc-
v, MS ''''''o"' 81" MN as usual,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

4 New AND STRINGENT LAw.-Ono
OF the most saiutary laws passed ut The
recent session OF the legislature was the
act amerding the provisions OF the code
concerning ctfenscs against the pnLlic
health. 1t contains the following new
Clauses OF special interest:
See. 10. IL any person knowingly
sell any diseased, corrupted or unwhole
some provisions, whe her foot or drink
without making The same known Il hRy.
er, he shaii be confined 10 Jail not o.: ore
than sis months and anCl not exceeding
one hundred dollars.
Sec. ~. Il any person rraululenuy
oduIteraic, FOR tho purpose Of sale, any,
thing Intended for food OF drink. or If
he knowingly sell or barter anything
intended for food or drink, shici. IS not
what II IS represented TO be. or ,:hei st
is sold Tor, ne shall he confined IN la,
not more than one yecr. aud iael no.
exceeding FIVE hundred dollars; aud n.
a'n'leceted or o,he- articles shall bc
20; icitcd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

II is stated that a rapid river COWS
seven miles Ter hour.
The Burlington Hawkoye advises
those who arc searching FOR irdepen
dence 60 look i0 The kitchen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

NlEE ~ do you buy seeds from boxes in
80 conniry stores that rarely grow, whso
you can order by msil at = cents "a paper,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

dierly appearance, we admire your many
excellent personal qualities, but above all
we admire your George Washington love Of
truth"
-"Since the spring of 1880 Memphis,
Tenn, has paved eight and oDe-half miles Of
streets, built forty miles of sewers and laid
forty miles of subsoil pipes" Since the
spring of 1880 Vicksburg has paved one
half mile of street, built 10000 miles OF
sewers, laid 10000 of pipes and have put
about 10000 loads of dust on the street,
great portion of which is in the lake. Vieks-
burg Commercial.
John W. Lowell 60, of New York,
have 10 preparation a new novel by Charles
N. Clay, author of Baby Rue, A Modern
HGgas, etc, entitled John Wynde's Wires, tina:
it is expected will make sensation. The
incidents are founded on fact, the scenes
being laid in New Orleans and Chicago, and
we believe some of the actors in them are
still residents of the latter city. Charles NJ.
Clay, it is well known here in Memphis. is
Mrs Charlotte NJ. Clarke, widow of the late
Judge Clarke, of Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
THE MULCAHY AVENGED.
A Story of the Times-Pfzsrro N cGinnfs
FlOored by Esmerelda Mulcahy.
Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
"Stop that hor.e-cari"
1t was balmy afternoon in August, and
all the world seemed wrapped in mantle Of
loveliness. The wind was singing through
lawn and garden 10 drowsy fashion, and
The flowers that lined the graveled walks OF
Coastcliffe castle seemed to be beckoRing
with loving hands to Lady EsmereIda as
she sat in graceful poise on a velvet covered
fdrteud and gazed in languid, dreamy no.
washington bedone-for-ihree days manner
upon the pageant OF nature that was passing
before her eyes.
But when the voice of one she knew, one
she had loved with deathless tenderness in
the halcyon days gone by, came floating to
her on the scented breath of the morning, a
thrill passed through her, and the eyes erst
while SO listless, cleaned with the baleful
fire of revenge. Looking eagerly across the
croquet ground she saw Pizarro McGinness,
the man who had scorned her love, coming
across the lots on a run, while far in adj
vance, and now almost opposite Coastciiffe
castle, was horse car. The girl smiled
grimly 10 herself
Stop that car" shouted Pizarro again.
The smile faded from the pretty face now,
but no look OF pity took its place.
"Divil a stop will he get from me-" che
murmured, and went into the house.
In few moments there was a rap at the
door. Esmerelda answered it, and found
P.zarro there.
you have blighted my life, false woman"
he said. 81 had job way out on Blue
Island avenue, and now 1 shall lose it be-
cause you would not stop the car"
"Do you mean this?" asked the girl, kick
ing the dog off the front steps as she spoke.
Eyes" replied the man, ''you have utterly
blasted all my prospects,"
Then said Esmerelda, look of holy
calm ard peaceful jov stealing over her
face, "the Mulcahys are avenged"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
PERSONALS.

Sol COHEN, of Concordia, Miss., is in town
Miss MARY SHoUsE has returned from
Martha Vineyard.
GENERAL A. j. VAUGHAN has returned
from flying trip to Kentucky.
Miss IDA BorTo hss returned to the city,
after taking a musical course at the Con-
servatory, Boston, Macs.
CAPTAIN Robert BLACK and wife, Mrs
NJ. G. Cobb aud Miss Lucy Vaughan arrived
from Dubuque last night.
MASTER THOMAS VIeUs, messenger of the
Cotton Exchange, who has Just recovered
from a severe spell of sickness, resumed his
position yesterday.
LITTLE LUCILLE MAEsFoRD, daughter of
Mrs. and r. M. Mansford, was taken sick
with typho-m ,lariaI fever shortly after she
got home from New York. The last report
was that her condition was favorable to re-
eovery.
WE learn from the Bolivar Bulletin, of
Thursday, that Captain Charles A. Miller is
spoken of in connection with The delegation
from Hardeman county to the next State
Legislature. The interests of the Democ-
racy and Of the people of that county, as
well as of the State, could not be more trust
worthily placed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Politics is easy.
The courts will open before long.
The wanderers are returning home.
Scratch a negro and find watermelon.
The "Porters" report tonight at 8
o'clock.
when the leaves begin to fall"-the
circus is bound to come.
The APPEALS fine September issue sold
like the familiar hot-cake.
The Waldran Guards will help to swell
the triumphal procession.
The new officers of the county assumed
their various ermints yesterday.
Haze Childs will present Jim Franklin
with bunch OF lilies of the valley.
The Chickasaw Guards will turn out
strong to meet the "PoTters" to night.
Considerable disappointment was felt be.
cause the Porter Guards did not arrive home
last night.
"A picked nine from the Weters and the
Eekfords will play with club at Tiptonville
this afternoon.
Some of the business houses will hy the
Americ n Nag today in honor OF the victory
of the "Porters"
-IHe NOueIettes, BY ]. H. Shorthouse, is
the late st in Seaside Library. and can be had
at Mansford's, 29S Main street.
Persons posting copies of our mammoth
edition OF yesterday should bear in mind
that the postage is two cents, instead of one
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to H. L. Stephens and Tiny B. Bennett,
Henry White and Frances Malone, Charles
Warren and Priscilla Blaine
1T is said that one of the United States
officers at Dubuque would not believe that
the Porter Guards were not the famous
Chicks" He said no town could produce
two such companies.
The Mexican veterans will meet at
Nashville September 18th, 14,h aud 18th,
They will attend barbecue at Belle Meade,
General Harding's beautiful farm, and Will
also be rendered a banquet at the Maxwell
House.
Two cons of Mr.. Turner, blacksmith
living at Forest Hill, were out hunting day
before yesterday, when the oldest, a boy of
twelve, accidentally shot his brother, aged
eight, and killed him. Esquire Calls held
the inquest on the body.
I'm our review of the trade of Memphis
yesterday morning in the article in reference
TO hog products the types made Us ssy that
S756OOO pounds OF meat and 325, $40 pounds
of lard had been handled during the season.
The amounts should have been 2S 756 600
pounds of meat, and 1888 pounds Of
lard.
-Rssolution passed By the friends of
Judge Jimmie Hunter in mass-meeting as
s ambled: Resolved, That we admire the
way you hold that hag,, we admire your
beautiful uniform We admire your fine SOL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
THE sPORTERs.''
Their TrfumpbaI Reception Tonight
All Arranged.

The friends of the Porter Guards were
rather disappointed at their not arriving last
night. The APPEAL yesterday afternoon re-
ceived the following dispatch from Captain
John d. Wsldrsn:
"CESTRALIA, ILL, September /, 1852.
"The Porter Guards will arrive home at
o'clock pm. Saturday on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad"
The reception of the "Porters" will take
place tonight at the Peabody Hotel. The
Chickasaw Guards, probably 100 strong, ac-
companied by the Waldran Guards, will
meet the victorious "Porters" and escort them
% the hotel. Afterward tine boys will repair
to their armory.
Last night an APPEAL reporter met Cap
tain Robert ]. Black, who is an honorary
member of the Porter Guards, and who had
just returned from the Dubuque trip. He
said he was himself surprised at the excel
lent drill given by the company. Captain
Waldran had his men steadily drilling from
the time they reached Dubuque until the
prize drill, and az a consequence they were
confident and cool when they entered the
drill ground. Captain Black says the ST.
Louis company did admirably, aud that the
Muscatine Guards also drilled remarkably
well. The drill was witnessed by from 49,
600 to 10000 people. and the greatest en-
thusissm greeted the contestants. The sham
battle was of such realistic nature that it
reminded Captain Black Of war times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
n w

10000 cases 1889 New Packing Peaches.
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp.
berries, Goeseberries, Etc.
500 Ha f-brls. New MackereI, 1. 2 L. 3.
1000 Kits New Mackerei, 1, 2 and 3.
20 Half barrels New Ness Mackerel.
100 Kits New Mess Mackerel.
1O0 Boxes New COdh h.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
in a box, about 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
500 brls Silver Moon New Process
FL Br-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur, very fine.
1900 brls other grades FiOur.
100 brls silver Moen Neal.
so brIs Hominy.
so brl- Girls.
1000 brls Sugars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee
1OUO Packages Lard.
1000 Cases Garretts Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cid ar Vinegar.
20 brls Pure PICKLE Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-New
York stocE.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

Protestant, Csmpbellite, Baptist and other
CD urches, and whose religious opinion shows
that he has several large-sized screws loose7
-MeMinnriXe Neu Era.
The Hon C. 2. Simonton came back Sat.
urday las! from trip through Fayette and
Hardeman counties. He says he received
the kindest words of encouragement wher-
ever he went, and reports his prospects good.
People only need TO see Tipton's member Of
Congress, and his good sense, manners and
looks help him out wonderfully. III the
people of the Tenth district will only try
him once they will be just as proud Of him
as we are now.-1fpton Record.