South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-29

D HEWITT, OF New York. for a pamph-
let copy OF his speech delivered in the
House of Representatives on the bill,
making appropriations for the naval
service for the year ending Juno last.
Rev. j. j. GARRETT, of Wayne Court.
house, this State, preached in the Meth.
odst Church South. on Sunday night
last. very accert.bly 10 a large and nj.
tenliNe congregation.
On last Taesd ~, Hon. JomN w. MA,
son, the Republican Candidate for Con-
g'ess in this District. rs had been pre-
viously announced, addressed our peo-
pc at the Courthouse on the political
issues of the day, chiefly. however, as
friend informs us, on the + ,riir. Mr..
Mason, rs our fiend stated, is eyi.
IDENTIFY trying 10 win our weak .lsneed
Democrats To his cause by his easy man.
Ter and conservative position. we
aspect Mr.. Mason is more conscrva-
tivewLen he comes TO Democratic Hamp
shire than elsewhere. However con-
servative ho may seem To DC he is still
the representative of that rat,ica! party
that our people always have opposed
and will always we hope, oppose. lie
was met here by the Hon. WILLIAM l..
WILSON. his Democratic competitor
for Congress honor and Mr.. GEO
u. PRICE, our tai ,utei caniuiaLc for
The State Senate. Mrssrs. Mason and
wilson had joint discussion in the
afternoon. Mr.. P,ice spoke at nigh,
& Mr.. HENRY B. GILKEsoN. our W ,r,ly
candidate for tic House of Delega' es,
Icing called upon male a few remarks
and spoke Of the importance Of voters
ia each District, attending the polls on
ences were very good considering the
bal weather.
WILSON, Price and GILXEsoN will
prove the ,i,ht men in the right place
in tie espcciive-position to which they
should he. and To which the voters will
call them to fill Let every ID mocrat
come out and vote for them.
Mr.. WILLIAM NinisER, son of Mr.
JAMES =. NluIsEH OF Moorefelj, youth
,loGt is ears Of aye, was, on the 18th
% list. instantly killed while coupling
cars ON the Shenan ioah Valley Raliroad
at llaGerslown, Nil. His remains we're
taken to Mariinsburg the following day
End inferred in Greenhill Cemetery,
from the residence of Mr. Sam'l Freeze,
icing relative Of Mrs Freeze.
HARPEEs MAGAzINs, for October.
las Tor iis iront;spi ce. Autumn, engra-
we'd iy Closson from q picture by All
hey. a second OF Mrs. John Lilies
delightful papers on Surrey; Flash, a
poem by VIII Carleton; Medical Edu
cation in New York, with portrait Of
many professors. by W. II. Rileing.-
Certain New York Houses, nv Mrs.
Sherwood, with descriptions full If in.
tercst to all lo'crs of hric-a brac; d G I.
Rosetti, with portrait; Southern Cali.
fotnia, iy W. II. Bishop; The Spanish
DISCOVERIES, by i. Is. Iligginson, and
Symucs and Ills hcory. by Il. +. Mad
den, are the princip i illustrated arti-
cIes. Mr.. Blacks Shandon Bells is con.
lnued Rose Terry Cook cont ribute4 n
completed story, and John BigelOw IA
timely paper on The Railway Invasion
Of Mexico. There are other interesting
cent buttons and tue usual attractive
editorial variety.
a New ENTERPRIgR The Keyser
Echo says: "An enterprising company
from Cumberland. NJ l.. has purchas q a
large trac, OF land on Middle Ridge. h
bout four miles from Frankfort. This
county. The company is building u
shop GGxG0 feet on the tract, for the
purpose Of making bSrfel IN ! bogshead
saves, hoops. straps and shingles. A
large steam slw-mill will be attached
ana lu'uber of All kinds will be worked.
From twenty TO thirty hands will be
employ when tie works are ia ope-
ration"
man NJ Marietta had an outline
fct 10 tic river, ON one Of the links OF
~ which he found bass. Whoa he
took lbc bass or the hook an eel was
Sound attached TO tie hook which the
oass bad swaiowed, After removing
The Gel he found a small bass in the
'efs mouth, and in the small bass's
mouth WIS The bait that had been on
The hook. Such luck as this could come
cn!y 70 on Ohio man.
y rain storm Get in in this section
"n Monday evening last and continu
al IN 70 A-n.iur.l..- r..nr..,... n.rAtir. Z.