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EVENING SESSION.
NEW CASTLE DEMOCRATS.
An Enthusiastic Meeting, Addressed by
Messrs. Turner and Pennington

Messrs. Turner and Pennington.
Especial correspond, nee of the Gazette
NEW CASTLE, Oct Sat a meeting of
Young Democrats last evening in their room
business OF importance was transacted, and
several new members were enrolled The
room has been furnished and the ceiling in
scribed with several appropriate names. On
the arrival of II. G. Turner and H. r. PEN
ington, Esqs., they were received by the
club singing the old polit cal song s'Hold
the Fort for Stockley."
The room was crowded, there being over
200 present. Messrs. Turner and Pennington
both made able speeches, dissecting the
platform of the Republican party, and
eulogizing the excellent candidates on the
Democratic Slate and county tickets. They
heartily congratulated the audience ON the
grand victory achieved by the Democratic
party in this county on Tuesday last The
meeting was very enthusiastic, and ad-
iourned with cheers for the whole ticket.
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GUMBoRo DEMOCRATIC.
And Harrington's Claim of Majority in
sussex AbsurdlY Falha.

Chairman Harrington, of the Republican
State Central Committee, claims to-day
that Gumboro hundred, in Sussex county,
had elected a Republican Inspector, thus
giving the County Board of Canvass to the
Republicans. Feeling sure that the Ga
zETTE's previous informetion to the con-
trary was true, a correspondent In Sussex
was telegraphed to this morning, and
promptly sent the following reply:
GEoRGETowN, Oct. 5.-Gumhoro hun
dred gave nine majority for the Democratic
inspector and seven majority for the r pub
lican assessor. The Democrats have seven
inspectors out of 13. In reply TO yours,
would say Dick Harrington is ready TO
claim anything that is not his.
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Tho American King.

The Philadelphia Mems speaking of "An
American King" says of the close of the
third net 1T was here that the curtain
rose three times on the tableau and the
al d ence called the actor before it to receive
oace more the trib ties oil admiration from
b ,crowded house." VIII our people do as
well by the "King' next Saturday mig ht
We hope so,
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5,-For the Middle
Atlantic States, generally fair weather ex-
cept in extreme northern portions; light
local rains; light variable winds, nearly sta
tionary or Zig It rise in temperature sta
tionary or lower barometer
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Racing at Elkton

ELKToN, Md, Oct. 5.-The summaries at
the races yesterday, were
Colt race-Half mile heats-Premium
$50.
William Greenway, Havre de Grace,
John McCreary, Fair Hill, brc Brown
Thomas Simonton, Fair Hill, m
r. j. Morrison, Christiana, DEL, d m
Time-2.os1S, 2.C2.
Cecil county horses-Premium $75:
William I. Bowen. Elkton, IN Flora
W. G; Dunbar, Elkton, s y Dot. 5
q; X. Howard, Jr., Ekton, g N
Manly Drennen, Ekton, m Lucky. ,
X, l. Crouch. L, kton, sg Warner. 8
W Z. Gibson, Pennington, b IN
hitteh... Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time-3.U0: 2.59
2.45 Class-Premium, S1.75.
Wilton Greenway, Havre de Grace,
NJ. MeNamara. b m Nancy Hull, New
York. ......:.........:....... .........
mont. ..:...:........ 49,
Lyman Redmond, Philadelphia IN
May ......................... s 4dis
Time, 2,i614 2.49 2.49h.
2.235 Class-Premium, $3.50.
james Elliott, Philadelphia, b h Jack
sailor. ...................:. dis
George Scattefgood. Philadelphia, b m
l1zzlc M s.................... I
J. b. Wharton, Dover,bs Sherman Nor,
Time, 2.351S, 2.351a, 2.32119.
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INNINGS.

Defiance nce......,......... / o / 5 Ola
Our Boys............... 0 8 o o 6-14
Runs earned, Defiance 4, Our Boys 4; two
base hits, Maloney 2, Tatnall 1, Weller /;
struck out, Defiance 2, Our Boys 3; bases
on balls, Defiance O, Our Boys Q; passed
balls, D-fance 5, Our Boys 6; wild pitches,
Defiance 0, Our Boys /; double plays, Wal
ton l, Shields, Silcox and Mealey L.
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DANCING.

EsyaTn,hNClNG EsyT, MONDAY. SEPT. II.
,vennch nchErN's r.s sCLAss--Monday and Thurs-
htt ii, isS5' rom to 10 o'clock. Monday, sep
aud iS ssi,,SdDl MnD cIlILDREN's CLAss-Thurs-
y, septrui! afternoons, commencing Sal
y. saturaannssif IL. Thursdays from & 10 O
tADlEs, Or .t from 10 p. in.
Ctert SdL-Ass-We Wednesday evening fran 7
ser D. commencing on "Wednesday, Sen.
La incSdiht,,s inuit and most fashionable dances
Racquet umkt lhe Lawn Tennis, Lancers.
Newnort rtalrllie, Glide, Side Glide, Five
Alty; taught .'Iia ana all Soclety Waltzes
thew Ninmss, ltllet privately or In classes.
panOr dance specially adapted TO children
Asels. sp'aito 'GiholCE OF DAYS.
" out Of uf'ftSaftes tns.ftes Or private glasses In the
''ucable far =, ,shnutd e0nter with me as soon
#eiiAg tba az. o' eholce of days. -
haads ss,lnlner the academy room. have
l,speHJiIy decorated and rejitttI and are
sed exclusi, ,ai1nditl0n. They viii Rerea ifer
at ,ety for class parposes aud seleet
NJ. Ropr, pprrrular. etc. apply at
As1lo asrksst aass; \, ,v.o,
or by mall TO
&hn, =. Aason,o NJ, A. S, WEBSTER.
'@'t-ia temple, Wilmington, bel.
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ron S-4LH.

NOR SALE.-A NEW FIRST CLASS ID
Il Roomcd house. corner Sixth and French;h ;has
i've bay windows and all modern improvements;
Well and all waste water undrrdrHined to sewer.
Terms easy. Also other hnrscs. price from 81, 80
to -, GO. Chance Tor good investment. Apply
to q. Il G. TlADALI, 7Ul French street. 9, 29-lnl
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i
100 Acres of Standing Timber.

Chiefly ELLOW Pin f and MAPLE,
within QUE mile OF railroad and three miles of
water. ana adjacent to other large and fine tracts
Of timber land the growth of which Is likewise ON
the market For particulars as to location, price,
terms, &c, address 'tS. q. II.
sepZ2-d, Witt Gazette Office.
L'OR SALE.-EIGHT NEW SIX ROOM
IL COTTAGES ON lots 25 feet by no feet built
on high ground, In good neighborhood, and
within three minutes walk of the CITY Passenger
Hallway. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
apply to ID. j. MENTION,
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WANTEiI.

WANTED. SEVERAL SMALL
w HOUSES Immediately, for sale and for
ent. Good tenants insured. Apply To
PElRCE X COOK,
ort4-it W. seventh street.
NTANTED.-BO AT
w g-S-6tg iIU N. ADAMS STREET.
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The w. &c W. Railroads.&c. Hec.
TOR Mclean, Superintendent of the
Washington and Western Railroad
was IN the city to-day. lie SAWS tha,
a profile OF the proposed extension of
ms road from Hound Hill. London,.
eounty.to Winchester has been connie
'eI and Is now on exhibition nj tn,
once ,,1 ct the company in Alexandria
The road will cross the Blue Ridge
Immediately through Suckers Gan
and the Shenandoah river about two
miles below that Gap. The road will
he twenty.seven miles long and will
cost about S25 000a mile. The grade
on the east side of the mountain will
be ninety.six feet and on the west
seventy-nine. Only one of the three
miles OF road-bed already constructed
beyond Round Hill will be utilized
ard the charges for going throu,h
Derrryvllle have beer put so high that
me line may possibly pass two miles
below that town.-Alexandria GA.
zctte.
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staeen Eu'sw and Peca Sta, Baltimore, NJ.
NJ. 81 ". EaLTO ST.

RdSeen Eu'sw and Paca Sta, baltimore. Nj.
! inviting atttntion to TIC Celebrate, Sp-inc
: 'i'e I,a'e Rye hissey, ptteuied nnI N ,n,,.
.'l Ted ny Nr Il. ito'enhe,m il is bnt nag
''"ce 20 him individuality, aud cnnterrirr -
"V"r np0n tDGse wbJ desire or hnv. need ,o-
an Article ct padoptted purify and unsurna,s.
90 ~ quality.
t's tine hiskey is specially manufactured
IF VIZ h"'eui.ri'a, n6d-r iSil,5s.pat,nt and IL
''r S.le by biEl sAclas,v,iy. There ia no si,,i
''T siiit'e oteiti IN tbe 3r.tfmore mark, az
"'ih ''' putty S"d excellence s.,liuld ~, in The
''"'hcl ot every OHG ~, vt,iies l. fine aud nu,e
.itie. 80 trte from every rduiisratinn i. MS
"',key, I'D 20 caieiulIy has il bufn nianuinr.
"!ei' ihtt a. J.; Largely prescribed by the m.li.
''' profession 10 c-se5 req Al Ing "A Sti.Lul,nt
- "s'Jro Stoiel, taiS Gas WlnsEev c,u be an
I'T"f Orly AZ the WhS'-sti. Warar,nn. os
,'r f'ss iaei.n N. 3i5 WI BLtin,r. Strp.,
as "H'sky - ivs II, d eight ,ess. oil.
'"@ purity and cs-e.ul ~ lnuftc,ure of tl,i.
hae "risEr! IL aiscgle! 5y the Eiitor.
DW j. l. KING.
Editor Baltimore Trad. E.h,bi,
Jane 80, 1889 ~ 10 '''''
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H r. IL SO ~ AZ. ~

Mrs..R. ". G;LKgsoy. after snerd
| M 'our weeks With her sons in Moore.
lieii. Is home a4ain. Size brou1ht her
ii't'e granddaughter, MATTE VANCE
GiLKnsoS With her.
Rev. JAMES a. ARMSTRONG /, SIN a.
his nncle's in this Place, convalesc;ng
as r. l''d!y as it is possbir. Iilirg on,
whenever the weather is sui,a'l..
benjamlq Daley. Esq, Prosecute g
Attorney of uar.'y county, u1l C.. w
Daley, Esq Prosecuting Attorney Of
Mineral and DELEGATE ell, CT 10 represent
Inst county in the next legislature spent,
last week. several days with their pa
rents IN this place.
Mr.. JonH n. RAYSrlLs of Jersey
blon tain, tiis county. will please ac
cfft orr hearty thanks for hox &C
very fine apples OF diF.re nj varie, les.
some OF them OF usual size especially
The Pound Nppih and the BL'a5wer,
tic largest one Of the latter maacurcd
l3t inches from stem TO blossom, and
10 incbesTound. They are the incest
apples we have seen this year. AID tic
largest We ever sew of the pc;fiower.
Moorefeld Examiner: A hunting
party, from town and vicinity. on the
25th ut, killed, at the old hunting
ground, the trough, fonr deer. A pref
~ successful hunt.
Judge JAMES ID. AnM.T"oxa is in
Franklin. Pend!cton county holding
Court this week.
We arc indebted to Mrs. JAsrER Brz.
lard, Of Jersey Mountain, this county
for Two mammoth Bec's, Of the red va
riety each weighing 81 pounds.
ANDREW W. KERcuEvAL, Esq. of
Ibis place, who has been in attendance
az tic Foderal Couri in Clarksburg, re-
'urnel home on Monday last.
We nre pleased to learn that or
young friends DALEY & Mcdowell.
now attending medical lectures IN Bal
umoTe. are progressing finely.
Mrs. Con CROOK and Mrs. FANNY
FAD, Of Oatl1nd left on the 25th we
learn from The Deas3crat Of that place.
for Arizona, where Gen. Crook is sta
toned.
We unlerstan1 that there arc sever
nj cases OF Scarlet Fever on Pate sons
Creek. Mineral county
Col ALEXANDER MovuoE. Of this
county, left home last week Tor Weston.
ITe j. Director in the Insane Asylum
Miss CLYDE TAYLOR. after 4 months
absence visited town yesterday. She
looked we'll AID happy.
There will o. \ meeting orthe Ia.
lies Mite Society Of the Presbyterian
Cturch tlis afternoon a. The residence
Of Judge Armstrong.
Some time since. Mr. W. p. HrIsKrtL
Of tue irD OF OFT Bros. & Co present
ed to On emEloye Of isis ofli,e an ex-
ceIlent penknifc, bgr!somo and OF good
material, for which daeerc thanks are
rendered. Tbs frm o. Wheeling is re-
commended To all dealers in hardware
rs reliable establishment.
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4fteatson, Guvnscrs.

: ~ cling Die eat Br,ad, of h.yh Grade
rsrH'z''s This sst'1I. VIZ
.. Turner'S An'noniatcd phoepate :.
o :. Rouse 4: C,'s p.s,nl Bone phos {.
. '.' neg brand Ech.qrc Guano,
'"f lif~in Sea Island Gnaco.
Ana PARIS 6. Cc'' rhosphatcs.
'.slse coil and - ,m.na for voursc'vrs ~ r.
''''i o. good unG p'ices TIE Turner Pbos
F.'It viii b. ;od or gash orly. or hcat
..a "iHsr or,0is c.sh and time nm al q
20 Isr j"- I1rbmygd oh ,ni"icn Grain and
..iI q" hii.l tile ,riy Positive Force Feed
'..i kn3" ~, ard VIII hs spid ctson ,ble
~ nr rlso td.iLg he Jvu's Scalts. Chsiu
tH'-, ifrptusio1 ;G"n,r Gccket1 aud IN,
'nTtr Pump Fish Bros agoBs. Louis
"'N h'ca.ss ! Un prepared to give ron
'raiii bargains BOT I q not propose to
s'i 10 or. mtH any lower price than another,
''r w., would not be honest unless the goods
l.n lrfeut.
sou O., pleased 10 have cortauarcc ~ m,
' ci-''" nnl u great msay new customers
.a.s season.
'as"hi1i Ter your psst ftrors esrnss,ly
fs tour future patronage.
@E'. w. SuOCKEY. Agent
...a-cy. sept T., lss2
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Nix. UAnrEn:-I am much pleased
10 inform you Of new Postoliice route
which is matter of general iaterc st
and probably of some special interest
TO you. As have little io,,t IL will. as
II ought 20 do, Increase tho circula. ion
OF your paper. give the ac,oun: of it
from the Pusto:lice book:
No. Of roue 1883. Feom Romney
py way OF llain,s' mill. 5. Ruckman's,
y. Ruckiran's and rharp's TO Inker.
mans and back once yec;S lis miles.
Leave Romney, MONDAY a. Q A. NJ.
arrive at inkerman by 3 L. NJ. Leave
Inkcripan's Tuesdays 8 A, NJ, arrive
at Ronney by 3 T.. Al. Services 10
commence lst Jaly. 1898. and end 30th
June, 1855. Bids to be in by Jauua.
" next. PUBLiUS.
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Strong Words TO Yopo. w.,

Strong Words to Young Women
The Rev. j. Hervey BeaIe, of the
First Presbyterian Church of PLila-
deiphia, said some plain words TO
young women on Sunday. lie con.
demned vigorously tight lacing and
ugh' shoes. He said that many came
10 hear him preach whose feet and
forms were SO compressed that they
could not hear the Word OF God. lie
condemned tie habit of gossping m
these words: when women are to.
gether they breathe observations not
aifectinS the worth of another woman.
nut her appearance. Something is al
ways wrong. This one has no ped:.
gree. That one is foolish because
she talks too much. Another has
hair OF wrong color, or Il nose that
has been put on wrong. Some open
liieir mouths too mich when they
talk, and others have bangs made too
large. They arc always .neering. and
cannot pass one another on the street
Without making unpl easant remarks.
Tins last Is Il very sweeping assertion
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

The Attorney General Of this State.
in answer TO the questions of the s. alto
superintendent OF Schools, says that
Teachers salaries can only be deter
mined by the grade of &c rtilicaie, ard
that because teacher has more pupils
than another or can live CHI nper than
another. has nothing 10 do with tue FIX.
ing Of salaries
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ElT:AI,Hzna.

On the 18Th ~, a. her home in 81.
Clair cou ity. So, Mrs. Mary IL .BER.
SON, wife Of II M. Il ,Lerson and
daugh'er OF Ai7. Jnmes CooI, sged about
36 years. SiIo wa9 q native of Tie
county
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Conmil5iOa32's ~ atioe.

VIZ accounts of Jim Monroe Sb.riE n
4 h"mPehire CpU1tr, uai ~ such cot1n,:t,ec
n'"i.iF"Inr "f George stump. dec nrl Of
- -. F'~ell, late sheriff uf q ,upshi te county
"'v > s"cl eo'niE.t''s IN nislra;pr OF ,ieore
N tier, dee a., bsIqg before the for se,,Irn..',
''|ce u hereby gwen thdt will attend M nv
''s' 10 is"Giner. Ws,t "a on the I7ib t,y
"' N"'-" GER 5ss, for the purpose of rcce. yi.g
nf"'' - Orbits or demands against said tieoYge
~. a. mp a"d tie rye k-'ter or iheir estsies
.tinstr, 1882
JAHES a. GIBSON,
Ser"mAcs 20 1882 -sw.
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he report on systematic henevolence
ut the recent session or The synod of
Virginia. shows Winchester Presbytery
TO have contributed the highest percen-
taoe. Hancock Church vss transferred
from Winchester Pres5ytery TO the
Presbytcry of Maryland. Next meet
ing OF synod al Charlottesville, Va, De-
toeer 30th, 1883.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

he I,TAI ARRIVAL or IMMIGRANTS
at Caste Cardea for the past 8 months
amount 10 394. 3l2, of whom 200. 597
we're aiGlt males, l04. $40 adult females
and SO. l66 children under twelve wears
OF age. AnCrg the arrivals Mon,iay
were 30 Armenians. who were dressed
in the peculiar Turkish shion ley
are in charge Of DR.. =. Y. Ahdarian
and propose ID settle somewhere in the
West.
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EFADgsZED

On the 2ath I'LL, ia Ksyser, hy Rev.
II. Hp;faan. Mr.. GEO. h. iIARpEr 10
Miss PHoEEg j. yANcE both OF Pen
Il .oton county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

CoEREcTIoS. We ace rc11es ed 20
correct the statement IN our last issue
in regard to the assessment Of reni cs-
tate in tie Second District; there is an
error, in that statement. cause by mis-.
taking a figure, the Second District Is
advanced only about ten per cent. in
stead Of twenty-five as stated, and
$ riueGe'd Distric, il advanced only o
Little more shan fOur per cen.
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BALr'MoR. CARTE MAnKer, o..
,oher So Receipts for tie week
Beeves 24i9i Hoga 1876; Sheep an
Lambs SCI.
Prices OF Eeef Cattle ranged rs FOL.
lows; Bes; 8 75@$6 l2s that general.
y rated ,irsi quality 4 87l9Sj so; me-
dum or good fair quality 8755G$48711 !;
ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and Cows,
? i5l&S3 e2a. Extreme range of prices
. 73ia$6 G2l. Most OF the sales were from
3 l2&55 p per 100 lbs. We quote
Hogs At 9@l0 cents, per ID net, With
few extra a: shade higher fgure.-
Sheep and Llmbs. We quote butcher
Sheep nj 2fG5 cent?, and Lambs at 4
q 81 cents per Id gross. Stock Sheep
Ewes at 2@5 80 per head, AID We;hers
34(Gia c's per III. gross.
BALrEuoRe. Ocr. 3I.-The tone of
the market for Southern Wheat is easy,
ant FOR ali except tho extreme choice
samples prices arc sh ided lower. Fair
10 prime E1l'z soli at l O39l OF, fair
TO choice long berry at | U5G$l Il.
Damaged aud Inferior lots rangc,. from
40 cents ~ 81. No. | MarylaLd red
sold az 81 0S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

We ere greatly in need OF few loads
OF wood, and would lie glad il some of
our subscribers would furnish il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

Tue aness o, the market ia Rescaheim's cele
brated Springdale whiskey. For sale by Pat.
rick Murphy, two doors north OF liar, Hotel
in Winchester. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

we announce to the public eon;npa e,r
IN ooh honney and Springfield epr, af rs
anticipate We
JUST received load OF Salt ,an
uhs would bny
W. handle Turner's Phosphate in and cor
III large or small quantities with terms you
Let us have orders ya;, Pr, =,
lump; also limited quantity of Anthracite S ~" W Mine AMI
stock of T w
ana Shoes direct from the all i'ous
for sale n ew days. " "H'c" VIII be ready
just opened assortment small ,yo,es
Guahg LADIES' babrggan Hosiery to ~,
brggan Hose cents " = " - ee"'s' Also gents Bali
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

The Il V. VI. j. SAVAGE of b sion.
preached sermon GA ne@sp'i ers, 'Pe,.
pie often holi.' lie said. that the SCR ia
i more wicked nov than ever H. was
before. An explanation Of his, / be
liele, will be found in the fact hat no
man who is not So utterly al,ne ani so
far away thut what h, does AMI sa, s
cannot ''a reported as news il ssfe to.
day III the commission vi crime for he
Chances are that very soon he viii sec
his name IN newspaper telling al a.
bout him, and this, if you think OF it,
is the one thing that tie average m ~
Tears more Than he fears Col, more than
lie hopes for heaven, aud more Than he
breads he'll
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

President ARTHUR has proclaimed
Thursday November 30th as the day
to he observed rs Thanksgiving day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

A. ii. PowNAl.L, Esq, of this unity.
presented us with very fine apple OF
the Mort bern Spy species which wa,gh.
Ell hilcen ounces. lie has our thanks.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

y medical writer says children need
more wraps than a'n't1, They gener-
ally get moro.
lie Ro nney Seaiinl Club VIII omen
Their "'nt"r Readings to .nigh',
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

Judginr frcm lie pqrcrs, The Bi.
ertenirl Il Pol ,delpli, last week was
srnlg p grand ,fldr, and attracted to
tie Ci;r larger crowd, As il estimated
than on asv ono dag during the Cen
tenial Of 1876. For copies of Phila6el.
lh'a parers containing foil particulars
We are indebted TO our yonng friends
Rev. WILLIAM X. IAusuALL anil Mr..
4. u. ALLeS, both Of whom, We arc
glai 20 know were eye witnesses on the
enjoyable occasion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

W. know from experience St jacobs
Oh will cure rheumatism. - Psoria( III
Ieoriqa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

BLASTING WITHOUT HonIxo. An
Austrian engineer has discovered a
nov method of disutegrating rocks.
The chief feature Of this system il TO
employ hrI'cw cylin!er ike n ras
pipe and to place a dynamite cartriise.
not Is III herto in hole bored into a
rock 30 be bias cd, tut III tie G, Under
in question. Tie car'ri'ge OILY touch.
es to surf cs of the rock which H. is
desired To shnt'er. The explosion of
Tic dynamite is Effected bv means Of
electricity, ard the effect il sol TO be
great,r than tho usual cartridge in n
hole IN The rock The rock is shattcr-
Cd in'o fragments so small Tia. rair
stream IL able 20 wash them away With
out help. whereas IN jlc ease or gurpow-
der the rock j. onlr split up into blocks
more or less Troublesome to remove.
This systoH IS calculated to effect
saving Of fnlly forty per cent. rs com.
pared With the Old sysl.m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

Indigestion dyspepsia heart burn
nausea ETC. cured by using Brown
Iron Bil,ers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

On Sunday evening las, as Mrs. Geor.
gis q. Wolfe, young married woman
living On tie Bcdfor road, tv, NIL $
from Cum "erlana. was going home from
church, she was assaulted in the woods
Ivy coiorcd me =, wli,, after a dsspcr.
ate struggle, tel her hands ani feet.
Mr. Wolfe has sworn out 4 warrant for
the arrest Of wesley ii hsr, n young
co!ored man, whom he suspects OF hav
ing committed the crime, and officers
are nov III search Of him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03
south srantls Antslliaeuttr.
& Ohio RaiIroad.

Clinton Lodge. No. 81. AT. 4 A. ~. meets
on the ard Friday 10 each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

Mr.. JouN w. MARVIN. ~, Unknown
tea her Of Vino iest r, died ON yester-
day weci. 2NcuAR,Au CRAwF,Hp, of
the same city, a snldics. Of tie war OF
1912, also died Last week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-03

An exchange says: People sci.
dom realize what The world owes to cd
ltors, la case of the country editors
1t Is principally back subscriptions ant
srudges,