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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01
M0IRNING GOODS.

In this department We offer all the various
FRENCH NOVELTIES. among them CUR DE
LAKEL, CASIIMER DE ALLEMANNE, DRAP
ALMA. BEAVER, CAMEL'S HAIR, HAVANA
CLOTH, OTTOMAN, &c. We make special men
ton Of o pieces DRAP ALMA at 90c. yard
these are 40 inches IN width, and the general cost
1 %.
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MAIN.STREEr EXCHANGE.

III WESTERIIOFF'S
"MAIN-STREEr EXCHANGE"
No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
NEW BAR,
NEW BlLLIARD-SLOON-SIX TABLES;
SPLENDID LIGHT;
LII COUNTER.
ALL OPENED THURSDAY, 7rH.
Friends respectfully Invited to call, congratulate
aud see the finest establishment, IN the city.
Su-3m ii. WEsrERH0fF, Proprietor
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Ge- PARK-PLACE ODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (west Franklin street,
services by the pastor, JOHN HARMON. Subjects
III \. NJ" The God Force as an Element in the
Problem Of Life"; g +. NJ, Knocking"
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MARRIAGES.

Married, September 7. 1882. AT Grace. street
Baptist church. in mis- city. by the Rev. William
f. Hatcher, Mr.. j. W. PENICK 10 Miss n. VI.
l.OIlIlIN
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@ SECOND BApTlsT CH1rRCU

lcorner Main and Sixth streets)-Rev. X. II.
PITT will preach at IL A. NJ. AT sP. NJ. Rev. J..
u. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., viii preach the anniyer-
sary sermon before the Boys Missionary Society.
2t
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DRY GOODS. &c.

~ = ~ y
AT COST
A.P.FOX & son,
fsucCEssORs TO BREEDEN FOX,
900 EAST BROAD STREET.
We still have a fair assortment Of DRY GOODS
I'm stock, many Of which are far below their mar
ket value.
The store has been rented and these goods wilt
he closed out at the very LOWEST FIGURES for
CASH ONLY.
Would call special attention TO our stock Of
COLORED SILKS, BLACK SILK vELyETS,
BLACK AND COLORED PLUsIGES. &C.
PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE FIRM VIII
please call and SETTLE At ONCE.
oc1.1w A.P.F FOX son.
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WILLIAM PENIS grandfather was named
JOHN JASPER.
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u COX AND JOB WORK NEATLY
uU1,EtSxLcpTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
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NJ A SPECIAL UNION PRAYER.

LETTING OF the young men Of all the BAPTIST
churches Of Richpond and Manchester will be
held at the First Baptist church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock. All are urged 10 be present.
81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01

At a meeting of Virginia Council, No. ., Order
Of Chosen Friends. held on Tuesday evening" Sep
TENDER 26th, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas II has pleased Almighty Cod the ALI
Wise and Supreme Ruler of the Universe, TO re-
move from our midst our beloved brother ISRAEL
GREENTREE: therefore be II
ReSOtred. That while We bow with humble sub
mission 10 IN Al-Wise and Merciful Providence.
we feel that IL Is just tribute ~ the memory of our
departed brother TO say that we mourn for one in
every way worthy of our esteem and regard and
that in his death our Council has lost an esteemed
member and our Order an earnest supporter
ResOlred, That we condOle with the family Of
our deceased brother and commend them 10 the
keeping and protection Of Elm who doeth ali
Things we'll and who looks with plying eye upon
the fatherless and the widow.
ReSotted, That a copy Of these resolutions he
sent 10 the family of our deceased brother. with
the assurance of our heartfelt sympathy for them
in this their irreparable loss.
Res0tred, That these resolutions be entered on
tne minutes or the Council, and copy be fur
nished the Dispctch for publication.
NJ. w. FORD.
III. vi. WALTHALL,
JOHN &. TELLER,
JAMES L. VAUGHAN,
s. B. Jacobs. Secretary.
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WANTED, CASH PURCHASERS
w ANTHRACITE COAL. house sizcs-best In
market; LEIIlGII LUMP COAL, for fOndrics:
CROWN hill SPLlNT. the peerless coal for
open CRATES: CUMBERLAND AND NEW RIVER
STEAM AND SMITH COAL. FOREST PINE
WOOD, sawed and kndlmg Prices satisfactory
for best Goals, and full weights.
:. l.. LATIROP,
au5 Seventeenth street, at Draw-bridge.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday the goth ultimO, Mrs. FLOR
ENCE H., the wife 0f :. W. Farrar.
Her funeral will take place from LePh-Strcct
Baptist church TOMORROW (Monday) MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance of
tie family and those of her father, +. j. Collier
ST., are invited 10 attend.
Died. at his parents residence. No. 726 south
Pine street. very suddenly. after painful Illness
DOUGLAS ". f.. youngest son Of Charles Wand
Catharine Warrington; aged nine months and
twenty-three days.
sadly weeps thy mother DER thee;
God has called thee 10 thy home;
Thou hast left us In thy beauty
Thou wilt never more return.
Nevermorc will carcss thee
With my hearts deep yearning love;
Blessed angels now enfold thee
In thy heavenly home above.
The funeral will take place at the above No
THIS Sunday EVENING 1T half-past 4 o'clock
Wilmington DELI and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
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NEW VELVETS and PLUSIIES,
SILKS and SATINS,
DAMASSES and BROCADES,
many Of them our own importation. We know
the prices right and Will let you judge as to the
taste displayed. We Will offer
BLACK SILKS, 81 inches wide. at CSC;
COLORED SILKS, 81 inches wide, at 95c.;
COLORED SATlNS. % inches wide, ut 9Oc.;
BLACK SATINS. % inches wide, at 81:
COLORED OTTOMANS, % inches wide, ar $3.50;
BR0CADE SATINS, % inches wide, at 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01

In DRESS FABRICS we show
PLAIN-Camcls' Hair, Serges, Tricots, Cashmeres,
Draps d'Alma, Amazon Cloths, Flanncls, Jer-
scys- and Shudahs, all qualities and cOlorS;
CHECkS-Pinhead, Invisible, Illuminated, In
great variety:
MlNTURES-Beige, Illuminated, Ieathed:
STRIPES-Bayadere and Vertcle, in colors and
mixtures, for combinations
PLAIDS-AI styles and qualities.
100 pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 70 l2Hc:
100 pieces DRESS GOODS at 10, 20, and 25c.:
$50 pieces FLANNEL. from 126 TO 75c,;
100 pieces CASHMERE from zoe. to ST.
100 pieces CASHMERE from soc. to So;
10 pieces FLANNEL SUITINGS;
1000 pair I'll ANkETS from 81 to SIS:
500 COMFORTABLES from 75c. 10 $3.50:
1000 WHITE COUNTERPANES from Doe 10
So:
1000 CoRsETs from Csc. to s1.75;
Large line OF NEW CARPETS. NATTINGS
OIL-CLOTIS, and LACE CURTAINS;
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES UNDERWEAR
1 case LINEN CRASH at &c., reduced from lec
90 pieces GRAY FLANNEL at 12kc. worth
An immense stock Of KID GLOVES at bottom
All The latest novelties in BUTTONS and TRIM
HAMBURG EDGE and LINEN TRIMMINGS
speciality.
We show the largest stock Of goods I'm this city.
Ihis being our second supply of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. SYCLE BROTHERS,
pu.,. 81 Broad street.
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TIT RSDAY,

$50 CAMBRIA FLOUNCE FRUIT-OF-IhE-
LOOM LACE-TRIMMED SKIRTS at 80
each
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WOOD AND COAL.
STEWART VI. BCCK.1
MINER AND >llIrPER or
EAST-BANK SPLINT COAi.

~
STEWART VI. BUCKl
MINER AND >llIrPER or
EAsT-BANK SPLINT COAL.
COALBURG, W. VA. september 70. 1852.
n II. PAGE. ESQ, RICHMOND. VA. {:
" Dear Slr,-ln replying to your favor of > lst,
received ia my absence. do not wish any cOntrO-
vcrsy with Robinson Go. am satisfied TO have
my COAI sold on its own merits.
If the term COALBURG COAL f. tradc-namc
patented by the k1uaWha and OHIO Coal Company
aud leased iCUh their Ltni. then Of course they
have the only Cualburg Coal ; bUt lam 1corkMg
the same coal on the adipnneiprOpcrty: though
toayoid confusion prefer calling IL EA>T-BANk
SpLlNT.
EAST-BANK COALBURG for sale By &. H..
PAGE. 1908 Cary street. Hail, s5.2j per ton;
Lump. 5000 per ton. 0c I-5t
GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRACITE
dries. best in the country: EAST BANK COAL
BURG SPLINT; OAK and PINE WOoD-long,
sawed, and split for kiudliug. save money by call
ing on c. H. PAGE 1905 Cary street or 7OS
Broad street or order by Telephone No. 100.
oc
| b. WATKINS, NINTH AND CARY
~ . STREETS. has af low rates best Splint Lump
Coal-thc perfection Of crate fuel best lirighthOpc
Crate COal best Egg, Stove, and Nut Anthracite
Coal; best Natural SOFT Coke for cOoking-popu-
lar and economical; Engine Goals. All coal pure.
screened. and weighed. superior dry Pine and
oak Wood-long, saved and split. Sc 24-lm
A LII KINDS OF COAL;
WOOD-Long sawed, and Kindlng
:. II. HAYES.
au3l Eighteenth and Cary streets.
O.
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Call and see u.s. and Doc -urc to find everything
desirable IN DRY GOODS and NOTIONS.
E.. LEVY & 60,
500 2l3 east Broad street.
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..r11aL NOTICES.

49,
r JULIUS MEYER q SON
ARE SHOWING
~ IMMENSE AND ATTRACTIVE LINE OF
NEW DRESS GOODS
FOR THE COMING SEASON,
embracing all the new shades OF
TERRA-CoTTA,
oX-BLOOD,
CADET-GRAY,
HUssAR-BLUE,
HUNTERS GREEN.
COPPER BRONZE, &C.;
CUCROss CLOTHS,
BENGAL CLOTHS,
BEIGEs DIAGONALs,
&C., &C., &C.
ILLUMINATED and CHECK EFFECTS III pat
terms to match, which they are Offering
at their usual
POPULAR LOW PRICES.
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G139 SYCLE BROTHERS.
ARE YOU READY TO SEE NEW GOODS?
WE ARE READY TO SHOW NOVELTIES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
WE ARE SHOWING AILsTIIE NEW STYLES

WE ARE SHOWING ALLTIIE NEW STYLES
ALL THE NEW COLORS, ALL THE
BEST QUALITIES.
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IL J. LEVY q CO.,
2Is EAST BROAD STREET,
late Of the firm Of Levy Brothers.

ON our special counter this week i"r
WEDNESDAY.
so HEAVY MARsELLEs QUILTS full s!1e
for 80 each: regular price 70.
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take this opportunity 10 inform my friends
That Will continue the WHOLESALE LIQUOR
BUSINESS at the old stand Of IsEMAN & SThAUs,
i302 Cary street, and solicit u continuance Of
their Kind patronage.
se27-lw G. T.. STRAUS.
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We shall also open on
THIS (WEDNESDANl MORNING
\ BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF RIBBONS
IN Nos. 6 and 22-thc width, now most used.
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s. B. Jacobs, Secretary.
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$50 WIDE HAMBURC-TRIMMED SKIRTS
81 each.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

CTThe Argus SAYS the Commission
e-s should let out the county printing n
tie lowest bidder, % a. % give sneak
chance II the Argus man had any
sense lie would know the County Com
rl loners have no county printing
vAlch Il v in their power 70 let ont.
The law fxes the prices Of the public
work. and provides how il shall be done.
aud takes X entirely ont Of the hands or
the Commissioners. but what sense Or
knowledge could bc expected Of man
who 40 unbluzhingly laws claim 70 cir
cnlaiiOn for his paper double what any
reasonable man knows II he fact. Bet
ter study the hatchet and cherry tree
story 81 history.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

The American Newspaper Directory,
which will be issued next month BY
Geo. r. RowelI q Co., Of New York,
will contain the names Of lo.6Il periodi-
Gals III the United States and Territories,
which i gain Of 2ff in the year just
passed. The number Of daily papers has
Increased In somewhat larger proper
tion. and u now Represented by total
Of 90 against 921 In 1881. The largest
increase has been in New York 10
dailics. ~ Of al sorts. Illinois and Mis-
souri, show percentage of gain which j.
even greater, while Colorado leads all
others IN the percentage Of increase,
both or daily aud weekly issues. Cali
f0inia. Nebraska. Nevada, Oregon, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, and West
Virginia have fallen behind 1881 III the
total number OF periodicals issued. Ia
Georgia, Maine and Massachusetts, the
suspensions have exactly countcrbnl.
|anccd The new ventures. III every State
mot mentioned above. and III the Terri,
tories, there has been sn increase.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

THE GHouI.-The ghoul OF the Argus
publishes the following statement from
the s.Capt. or Co. H." but hadn't The
manline~s 10 apologize for iss Icing attack
On the memory OF the dead soldier, i
had attempted to ridicnle because his
friends lived far away in the south.
shame.
4Jimmy McKown was trnly q soldier
IN the Mexican war. lie was also a
Union soldier IN the 9th Reg. Ind. Vols
Just a. good one AZ ever ate "hard
tack :, or shot a rebel. His hcsetting sin
was infemperance. Poor Jimmy. let ~
honor bis memory for the good be has
donc.r
Carr. co. X. 27th IxD. voLs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

The Martin County Democracy met ID
Convention last week, and passed reso-
lntio1s 1Elruir4 their abiding faith IN
the pt[r<IrI1> q thc parry. and appoin-
tel deic11(ts he various conventions.
Their Congre<sior&1 delegation was In
f;ruciel ID cast their vote for the nolni-
nation Of che growing leader Or the par
A.. Hon. Thomas X. Cobb. for Congress.
AMI for Hon. James r.. Walker, or Martin
county. for Senator from the district
composed or Dubois. Martin and Law.
renee counties. Roth good selections.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

The man th~t voted for Tildcn and
Greedy would have the world believe he
wears the very cieanest Of linen.--Argus.
DR.. Braden didn't vote for Tilden and
Grfeley.. but bobby. the editor. did
Neither did Dr. Braien sell his services
for money, or expend the campaign fund
FOR personal purposes. He is of "toc
good material" for that. Selah: Dirty
linens no where.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

[. .sm.....m,, convention Il ~ Be held 1
4, iTa;&r.nnI;. rext week. ana WI
,..,..l -,,...,., ,h.s the manager. 81 M
~, 3,.r,, .',r IN their high horses IN ill., 4
r'r..,ir.i.l. i...a<- MA examine rarcfnll,
fe,ss tf. hs.t course for rhe people ~ |
,,n.-nn w Promote temperance. One |
w;Ii ..r ..s,.n't drink ANY intoxicating !
lienor~ rhs, proposition viii 40 YER,
WA f.,- III. ,nsn n ho ha- never been a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

PROBATE CAUSE No. .VO.
STATE or INDIANA. -.
County, on DrnoIsA
II tha Circuit Court. OF Dubois County,
Indiana, April Torn, 1882.
Bruno Bnettner. Administrator, with
the will annexed, Of estate 81 John 4.
Never, deceased,
Wilhclmina Never, Frederick Never,
Mary Meyer, Anna n. Meyer. Henry
Meyer. and others.
TO AIMS M. Meyer aud Henry Never
two OF Tie defendants above named. who
are non-residentS OF the State ~ Indiana
You are severallv hereby notified that
the above named petitioner rs Admins
TRAITOR Of the estate aforesaid. has filed N
the Circuit Court OF Dubois County. H.
diana. a petition. making YOU defend
ants thereto, aud PRAYING therein for a
!ordcr and decree Of said Court authoriz
ing the sale Of certain Real Estate De
longing to the estate OF sail dccedenf
and in said petition described, 70 maxi
assets for the payment OF the debts ans
\ liabilities Of said estate: and that sale
petition. SO filed and pending. j. set fo
hearing in said Circuit Court a th'
I Court-honse IN the town Of Jasper. IN
diana. on the seventh judicial Gay Of III
April Term. 1892. Of said Court, Ia
same being the first day Of May, lss2.
WfTxrss, Tile Clerk and zen
1 lI.s OF >ail Court, this S0lh da.
~ March. 1852.
PETER J. GosMASS, Clerk
\ March 3lsf. 1882 3w-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

-Nevcr ray shall part the gloom
That wraps me round in the silent tomb,
Peace shall be perfect to lips and brow
sooner or later, oh. why not now:7
fR. Fl. s., il Hur;ingburg Argus.
just a. quick As Won please. Bob. And
the sooner the better If you are going %
atiIict the world with any more such
nonsense and murder Of English Syntax
Is sc oner or Later"
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vTvHE undersigned, Trustee or Balm
- bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend 70 Township business on
Saturdays Of every week, Al bis Office on
North Main street. jasper, over John
Troxler's snddlcr shop.
The Library Or said Township - kept
at the bookstore OF Mr.. Jacob Gosmann,
where persons wanting books can obtain
them &C any time.
JosrrH RoELLr, Trustee.
March 18th, lse2-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

Mothers xfruit rtrsrher 49, most important duty
\, ak season " ock aRf taIth " their families
wa cleanse ~ uaafa and impurities from their sys-
a.s snt fhsf nnIhint wiIi tNne Nv the stomach aud
rtr r>rnaf. NV hNNsis Ava purify ne bioct per-
se.y - rsrkfrA CinrSr Touix s1tsrised IN our COLI
inIls~lost Sce ether xni4nln.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

rrThc new State house building II
Indianapolis ha< been III up with cleo
tric lights. 20 that work progresses On II
- well A night A. IA Icy time. and a
fDnble iorce Or hands i. employed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

a. prti'ion T. heinz circulated for
the grade az Jackson Street Push Il
along. The town would look loo per
ccnt. better II Il was graded and had
rood brick side walks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

n>rAs the Republicans have adopted
the prohibition platform In Indiana, WE
wonder III they will continue 70 vote for
Beer Loving IIeilman ia The ilrss'disirlct Z
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

Leaves Jasper every morning. fcNcrnf
Sunday at7 o'clock. arriving y co.
vooice IA time Tor ne trains hoih East and
West on me o. a NJ n ",
Leaves Tcogootcc Daily frSccrt sun
dav.N III o'clock n. ~. arriving ~ Has
|rrr IA time for the train % The r.. u. n
IE. r. n. Fare So: Round tfip 81. For
Ipnssaqc apply n the Daniels House. and
lttc stage will call for you any where ~
Jasper.
Oct. IA. 1ssi--y
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|EnTn Great chance % make mnnay.
Those who always take ADVANTAGE
II M good chances Tor making money thai are oiere1'
generally heroine wealthy. while those ~hc ~ not ICY
prov such chances remain N poverty We wan urn,
own localities ANY one can a. the work properly tt"n
Tine nrst start The business Will pay more ihan WV
times ordinary wages. Expensive outht nrn,snea %
lean devote yonr whole time the work cr cnly tsn
snare mon ents Fun information and 81 tha ns.ne'
sent free. Address STlxeoN Co.. Portland, hH'hF
/ Ian III 13S1-~1v.>
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-31

Particular attention raid NE sale ~ hay corn os's
hfnn. flour cnrrmtat meats. lard n'tft eTTs. beans
io'sios. onio,s, green ana dried fruits. ste.. sis
rIsyrouscs sale. and prompt returns. -S71
Nav 2;fh 'sNn-Gm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

A flash. an explosion. a few hours
of agony anil terrible dcath--per-
haps home in ashes and dear loved
ones suffocated and burned at early
morning hour-furnish material for u
newspaper item, and the destructive
practice il confined next door. and
another and another is added To- the
list OF ''dreadful accidents" Your
house may furnish tho nextl ia.
sure in the Peabody" Geo. w. Shoe
key, Agent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08
TIE FARM,
on which she resilei, consis,in. of sew,
raj 'rac's Of land. containing ia Mi anon
26S IA Acres.

lying in said county about Is mites r,,,
OF Eomhcy, near tie Moth W,s.,tn
Turnpike. There IL n good nop-e /,
stable. aud other outbaildinys, ana COOL
fruit on the farm. II IL u,.isr pretty
good fence. lies we'll AMI i. an. Of hs
most desirable farn,- In IN n-irhhor
hood an' especially vaiuabtsas a graz.
in. farm.
The terms will he msds known q,
day OF sale hu. will in ali pronshl,y b,
one third wash. Que tbir IN one ,s,,
and one third in two years, With micr.
est from the day oil sslo. and The legs,
title reiaine,, or deed Of trust. 10 q
cure the deferred pa, ments.
&. >. WHITE rtu,,ee.
New "a, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08
TRUSTEE 3 SALE
Of Valuable Farm.


7 WILL sell At the residences q, Il,
farm hereinafter name /, n..r l.,e.s
nns Dale, IA isamp.hire csun,y. W.,
Virginia,
o. Wciiuesday. tho 81 dry ct Ian.
nary. 1888.
un'icr AMI by vir,ne of . Ice af ,,,,,
from Elon P.tii- { me "a ,ras.c.. :, !.
cure sas psvmsnt VI curtain n Ito. eve
Ivy q. w t's.,se ~ lie !. Ps,pcr' X,
che! j. P.ppsr al slW,s, PSI.
and To secure ~ad in i,ni,fs 4. w az
ke-on. Wiliis-n :. d,o',. R,,..s Viii,
and Samuel u, f.,,.oa. tas s,cru;.,
On ssi,t uo.ss. wh'nh dsci pt t-a,, /,
lated the an isv OF Aaril, 1875. All
recorded In d,el bb,k ", 81 1, ~
Clerks O.Nce Of the C,unty C,,r, .,
laid county, Al TIE RsL E,.,t, ~,
which said + on pAttie was p,,,s,,sl =,
the date OF said deed. being
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-12-08
THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY. HEEKLY.
Az En,srpsisins. Progressive aad Csupls,s Lo
caraad General Neusp~rr.
Independent and Ouupotea on a,iHYab'ir Que,
misunderstanding In News. Literars.
Aiscelisn aad Family Re ding.
Al A,iy Eiacd Earn.c,.. Department.

The " hesIiag Register xas fo,, 3ea I'm lss,
at The time ci the Inauguration of IN, Stat, Of
Wet virginia Asa part a.d parcel OF the
new State. closely iien,i6ei with ia ep,erpr,.rs
spd contributing IN modest measure &, lie al.
vsncement, the Register sbSres la the iu.t az .
uitaiioa with which people regard jts brish,
csre~r- Tue population Ut the state has ipcres,
ed Ia Eresier ratio than most Of tbs old State
her schools have multiplied and improved IN
sfhe'eocy. her government hss been well ana
economically Manufactured. her re sources .,s
being developed With enc gy, aud Der prop's
are Rre~tng Ia enlightenment aud thrift w,.h
Tue grow n Ut the State the Register bas vr,v,
with lie Development the Register has aevs,on''
with its prosperity The Register IA. NOS.
psrsd Aud as showing the estimation in ~b;rh
ihc paper Is held by the citizens OF the .,,,e
'o' ~hcse Interest. II has steadfsstiy battied We
can say with ruth that other paper IN "a
b. ~ many West vitgini,ns. nor does any 9th.
er penetrate every part OF the State AS /, d.es
The keei',er Will continue. as herstoE,-e IN.
advocate u broad aud liberal policy In IN.
copduct Of public affairs the .xiens,on "a
l.ngihening Of tho Free school system. t,e
improvement oil ,be State and tie d. v. Ion.
ment OF Its resources. Its proprietors poiut 10
the psst as 90 earoSst OF its future
The Weekly Register Is ,nsgn,Gynt q ,ag,
ti-c"lumn paper price 81 so by mail
The SUNDAY Register is The same six. AMI
has nlre4dy gained u very large en- cuia,ion-
price 50 90 BE- mail.
The Daily T. gisier is printed al 81 so per
year.
The Model Map ~ West viryiuis. the mos,
complete zap ever issued ct tho State. il nov
read, :or delivery Price 5. o.
An, person RENTING to US the gu description
price OF either edition OF the paper, adding 10
CENTS thereto, will receive copy VI this Map
Thus
weekly Register one year and Nap 81 so
Sunday Register d. do do d., 40
Daily Register do do do do 80
Daily every day in The year. Nth Msp 9 so
n e..,..~
spectfuil, solicited.
An "gent In every school di.iric, is wan ted 10
ge' up Cube for the Weekly Register. club
OF 10 AID Nap 10 each gu bscriLer will be scot
Tor Si3 90. and !. special premium at a cc,y of
The pap"r one year and the Nap, viii be cent TO
the ge,icr mp Of the club.
LEWIS BAKER & co.
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