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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Jan. Sl-BEEVE 'lecepts were 2lV cars %
idlG2 at Jerary and - cars AZ GUMS
Total four days 1884 head against sAyl head iOr he
corresponding time last week Forty soFon cars cin ~ ito
Ina which 10 Catllo lor " List
man Exclusive Of a. which went 10 alaugh eieis
direct intending 80 heii from previous ara as
The market opened with about 100 oIrOads on SAFE Iuo
situation not euc0ura ding I, buyers or sellers
f,r Dressed possible bOise
even than yesterday, " unnl tax iDle
- maj Inc Catte bought at hgh nguies West
asi weeS shiinknt heavily al If sold 1T Monday
nttes unst lose shippers Plies y. the quail
Who the abattor this morning dOIotess VITA
e idea OF learning the tc moat supply was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
Dipioen6 Notices.

THE 81. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA RAILWAY
COMPANY, SO WILLIAM-sT. NEW. YORK. Jan. rs. 1898.
4. A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
"a CENT has This day declared the capital
OF this Company, payable az this Office RS
DAY February TO stockho ders OF record that date
ne transfer books viii be closed az O'Clock MON
ruary Dat 10 o'clock a. m.
JOHN s. KENNEDY. vice. President
A LII COUPONS DUE LIST prox, and the prin-
oipal Of all bonds due date issued By THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY secured by rolling
stock furnished the following railroads cartrust form
will be paid and after that date the Offices OF POST
MARTIN & CO., No "a Pine-st, New-YoIk; 4. W. CLARK
& CO.. No. IS South Sd.st, Philadelphia:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

he Clearing House statement to. day IS 40
follows: Exchanges, SlO5, ll2.ool; balances
S3.240.03S. a.. ,... ..
HE United States Treasurer at Washington 20
day rrceiy ID S31sOO0 National bank noies iof
redemption. The customs rec. ipts were PC to''V'
and the internal revenue receipts Y2S Hoo9.
Only moderate amount of 1usi1estis noiuB vi
the foreign exchanges but the demand rs iuy egSs
10 the supply and rates arc firm iOc pi s n.5
as follows: Bankers bills. "a oza4 am o. oo-i
for long and short erlingTe ,peCiiyey; 3zl'o ahu
b l77s lor francs; 94$a aud 05i2 ior ielcdih@TAs;
1913 and 4Ulo for guilders. g, j..
~ London, British cons,ls recovered - 20
lOZ 3-l6 Tor botu money and acc9uat. Oh'ou
STATES bonds are quo hi cher for all the - urs
3i2s up ls at 1924 As up Is at l22Is and Us up
u at llG4. The quotations received Tor American
railways are meagcr. but such stocks as are guoied
are reported AS iSweT. rhe bdnA OF Il z and gaihed
10000 bullion'O. balance. IndIa Council DIS
we're allotted at an advance OF Is per rupee Dut pdI
SILVER Tell 10 oOi2 pvr AtPafIs rench per
cents declined 10 rs. and sight exchange On Lon
don rose 10 20 10 francs 10 tie e.
ar William A. Nasa 1as Deen elected president
o. Tue Corn Exchange Bank vice Mr. William A.
1hgs who Ieslgnee on account Of al health after
Aany yedis OF successful MANAGEMENT.
nc Eastern Car Trust COmDany wall pay D diyi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

ST LOUIS sax FRANCISCO RAILWAY COMPANY
January 4, 1888. :
A DIVIDEND of THREE and 0NE-HALF
"A t3h) PER CENT on the First Preferred stock Of TIN,
has this day been declared payable aud after
TUESDAY. February L. 1888. IS ONCE, l5 Br0sdst
tMls Building New York to stockholders OF record
closing OF the OoOks, as stated below
The transfer boDk OF the FIRST Preferred stock will be
closed Saturday January 30 1883 at three 81
reoponed on the morning Of Friday, February .. 1888
4. W. LILLE
Trea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

COLCHESTER AND PITTSBURG RAIL
Ia ROAD CD.-To tho Holders OF the Bonds The
Of Directors have decided that sucen number In
the Income BondhOdes OF the OmpaDy have
sented TO proposition Consolidated First Mort
Bons IN eIChang for their IncO Bonds. To Justify
them authorizing exchange the proposed terms. viz
viii be accepted per cent OF their
value payment for the Consolidated First Mortgage
par The holders OF the Income Bonds who assent
writing the exchange before February l. 1888 will fe
Consolidated Bonds "1at"that Is with n
terest from december 1882 the holders the Income
delay the- until after February 1888
ged pay tho accrued interest the Consolidated
Bonds from December In order TO avail themselves OF
the privilege OF making the exc range
The Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds win be ready do
liver eXchsnFe the Income Bonds February next and
10 viii matters II the holders OF the income Bonds
viii send IA their assents as promptly as possible.
wALSTON IL. BROWN.
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
financial.

DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI.
i GUARANSEED STOCK.
having been commenced I'm the Massachusetts Courts
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company on the
Aforesaid guaranty
Resolved That committees certificates must be applied Tor
or before February /, pro1.
THkODORE ROHNER,)
SIMON RIO rHSCHILD,i Committee
THOMAS T.. BAILEY
p w. HOLMES. Secretary.
IL Wall.st, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
busius5s Cbnuees.

DRUG FIXTURES FOR SALE.-The fix
~ lures shelf wa counters, show cases, &C. &c. Of
handsome ro All drug store OsTglI Apply
J. NJ. Parker 40 William St. NewYork.
NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE Tor sal -
~ In rapidly growing manufacturing town of Eastern
Ohio Population 500 Address W. .. MEEK Margn's
Ferry. Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
LIVE srocR MARKErs-nY rELEaRAPH

BUFFALO. jan 81 Receipts to-day. 40 head.
the thus 800 head FOR time last
week $3.50 heaa consigned through 3i5 sappy ght
market dn and lower sales Good Steers u - 10. no
Common here
sHEEr AND LAMBs-RGceipts to-day 2.Odo head;
the week thus far 10000 head Or time last
$4,000 head. consigned through, cars market duu and
shade lover sales Far 10 God Western, - 30
% choice 10 Fancy - 45d$5 10 Woste Lambs s. %
fc. ola Lambs hero.
noes Receipts to-day. 40 head. total Tor the week
thu, head Tor time last week. 1000 head;
consigned through 80 crs mAtStt steady sales Good To
Choice Workers 3 6JdS 10 Light lorkarS 80 - 81 CO.
Cool Butchers and Medium, a. g. 30 30. Good Heavy,
81 JOcri no very Choice hrrci ltfs. 80 JOdsO A..
IA~t iIBFUI. Penn cArttE Recel Its. 10 head
marset SLOW Prime 50 7ja So faic TO Good - GsJ o..
COuuon. a. % - 80.
Hoo~ Eeceips $50 head, market active; Philadelphia
- H1ds j." altnoroa 80 o. d4b % loIkcis 5Oa4O TO-
SULEF Receipts. 1000 head. market slow, Itra
Prime. 9 20 as 80. Pair 70 God - 5Odsj. CoImon, q
CHICAGO jan 3i.-IoGsR Receipts %. 90 head. shipments
90 Lead. tousl4,rI cNCi a. IacAcrs
the choicest offerings Il advance Of 2c; tho gcAca mar
Eet gc, 21a higher Mixed s. g1dS6 40. Heavy.
50 iuaS9 l,; Lghs >, III 20. Skips Sgds5 -.
CArTLF-HeUulptA 400 head; shipments. $500 head;
general better IA tone hcsa itUu lud higloE
stale and ommon stock heavy supply and light deuand
EIporfe. - .uds 20 Good Choice shipping Sjas, 80.
Common 10 Pair goa - 500 uchrfs 81 81 30;
and fc's'er- fairly active at = Va - 30
SHEEf-iecepts, tutOhea shipments. tOOhead market
ell AMI pa quDta Jly
ch ed cm uuse OF yesterday Common to Fair ~ % q
- Medium 10 Good - 30 40. Choice to Extra -
- so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
tosI ano fonuo

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
~ the sea@eos BanA for savinss NowYork to the SUD
scnber II not found o. returned O the bank whtI "a "
days from tins date. viii apDJ the bank boOa
NewlOrA, January 81 1888 SOL0 .doS L. LEONAkD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

t.s H.
Balance 20 credit Treasurer v > t504F5Jae
Balahce 10 edit disDursng aoots- 3uzlogob
Ine 10 asaii inteIsst counts 427I3 st2312sOsl
&lS,gs C69
sin Of l2ely6OS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

The following were tns ree.iDts and shipments a t
aud from lineage and Milwaukee to-day:
;4-ntt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

OFFICE METROPOLITAN GAsLJGHT co.
BROADWAY. CORN OP 46TH ST. ,
NEw YORK. Jan 20 1857
THE coupons of this cOmp.uy's bonds uue
1T February pro1. VIII be paid pesenta Al tho
II. Z. KUMME..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG RAILROAD Co. }
70 NAssAu-sT. !
THE COUPONS OF me FRS MORT
GAGE BONDS OF ThIs COMPANY: maturing Fob
l. 1888 paid and after that date 1t the Union
A'"'' ~N'S--' Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

Yeansepdei G. 81
sun or Oi miles n
the Moi the yuu
Gross receipt
OpeTatilDG CApcIlHos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

T,HE BULWER CONSOLIDA ED MINING
i COMPANY has declared Its MONTHLY DIVIDEND
OF + We CENTS PER SHARE. payable On Feb .uiTy y,
he office of Farmers Loan and Trust Company 20
EXchango-plaoe. -
Transfer close February and Pebrulry 49,
1900, NJ. X. COOK, NlcePft-ldenI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

THE FIRST MORTGAGE CONSOLIDATED
L COUPONS OF THE MIS- 'oLRii RASsAs A Al
viii be paid tho office OF the Mercantile Trust Co 10
ons OF registered payable he registered
no er. thereof order only. Ali coupons must be eft
over day for examination =, - .,,~,..o.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01

The Delaware I'D Hudson Canal Company, in adj
vance oil its nll aInua repOl {. the following
brief syhOp>i, of it, business FOR tn year 1857,
which we compare WI, Ii that Of the preceding two
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
Preparing Fields for Grass.

A writer in an Eastern paper speaks
OF preparing fields for grass us fol.
lows:
Every autumn there will be seen in
the agricultural papers an article
condemning the practice of pasturing
moving lands in autumn, limiting that
farmers who do so do not know what
10 for their interest. Whom read these
articles think they mean me among
others In preparing a moving field
1t is advocated wncn finished TO leave
the ground rs smooth as possible for
tho moving machine to follow, which
1t does close to the ground, and If fed
By stock they will go as low az the
mower, and by putting the machine
on again Is just as bad or worse, for
the stock TO leave something behind.
When | prepare field of grass, | do
ut IN way ;hat will give me some tall
grass and to hold it up for some years.
| set my knives in tho mower three
OF four inches from the ground, leavs
ing stubDe the same height, which
protects the roots from the sun. pre.
ierto let my stock cut tie second crop,
as they never go below the stubble.
always let my stock feed by second
crop II possible, if | think it is worth
a quarter more fed green tLan dry.
The stubble holds fue grass and
makes warm bed for the roots in
winter. | think my way OF treating
grass Iuuls 0ivps mo y C,I,or4ar more
hay Ia four years than close cutting.
| have followed this course for fifty
years and would like 10 see that farm.
or that has better success than I have
had.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
The Murdered Son.

Two young men of Virginia, who
served III the American army during
the war, having regularly got their
discharge went homo to their friends.
One had only mother living when he
lett home. When they had got near
home, they fell into conversation On the
length Of time they had been away,
and concluded to try whether their
parents would know them and with
this impression, each took the nearest
path home.
The one who only had mother
came in; and, finding his mother
knew him not. he asked for lodging,
to which she replied that she could
not lodge him that there was a tav-
ern not far from the place, where he
might get lodging, &c. He impor-
tuned, bat she refused, till at last he
told her he had little money, and
was afraid to lodge in the tavern,
lest some person should rob him. lie
TOOK out his purse and offered it 10
her keeping. She, struck with the
mammon, consented Immediately to
his staying Accordingly ne did, had
supper, and still never discovered
himself TO his mother or any of the
family. He was directed to bed once
more in chamber of her who con.
celved him. How safe he must have
thought himself then, compared to
tue field oil battle. But phe summon
cd negro man, told him tue schome
she had planned, hired him to aid her,
when they murdered him in his bed.
Next day his fellow soldier came TO
see bis friend; but, on asking for the
stranger, cOgld hear nothing OF him.
lie thought it was trieS 10 plague
BIN that the Old woman denied it, til
hearing her affirm that 10 stranger
had come here the last evening. nor
any man, he asked her if she had not
a son who went to the war. Size said
she had. We'll said be, 1 LETT him
within few miles OF this house last
evening, and he came here: and he
told inc he would not make himself
known 70 YOU, to sec if you had for
gotten his looks. 10 must be here
The cruel mother tainted at The sen.
tence, confessed her wickedness, and
showed her murdered son, crammed
IN u closet OF the house
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
New Series Vol. IS-No. q.

you s'pose your mother would come
back To keep house for mea Hc,ty
Boone is going to night. I hadn't
been halt-way comfortable since she
came to keep my house. And il you
and Bella would come, too, I'd let him
have the farm on shares. Somehow.
I'm lonesome withou, Won And
these glaiiola bulbs have opened my
eyes. Yoa nor your mother wouldn't
have made such n blynder MS that. |
amt ashamed TO own tina, I've been
IN the wrong, aud you in the right.
Will you conner
yes. cousin jacob Mary answer.
ed, heartily kissing the old man.
So ended the reign Of Miss iIetty
Boone. The Fate OF the gladiola
bulbs had scaled her doom Ani MI
the stipulation TINT cousin Jacob made.
was that their common table should
never be desecrated by the presence
of onion stew.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

a Bio TUNNEL.-Work on the big
tunnel. 1860 leo. long. under Jones &
Loughlin's iron works. Pittsburg. Pa.
WAS completed Sunday. The tunnel
was construc ell by the Vanderbilt line,
the Pittsburg, Mckeesport and Yough-
iogleny Railroad. Its cost will be
SoOO,Oo0. Over COO men were employed
on 1t for year. The tunno! il ono of
the engineering feats Of the day. Is
roof is only few feet below the top
Of the mill floor, where massive rolls.
hammers and hundreds Of mel were
working. The mill is the largest in
the United States. None of the build
ings wore injured, and work was no.
delayed an hour. The ground through
which the tunnel passed was mill cinder
and Stag. For over 100 feet the Stag
Was so hard it could not be blasted
Heavy weights were dropped on it, and
The broken pieces buriod in holes where
they fell, as they could not be moved,
the masses were so large.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

The LoNG ISLAND RAILROAD DIsAs-
TEK.-The collision on the Long Island
Railroad Tuesday of list week resulted
IN the death OF three persons, th3 Sc
rious injury OF sevcra! Others, and the
arrest OF Thomas Glenn, one Of the en-
gineers. Many narrow escapes were
made from death. DR.. ". Il. PRYOR, q
son Of Gen. Roger a. Pryor, was in
the train. iio received severe bruises
from the accident, but at once set u
bout ai1i' the injured. He afforded
relief to nearly al OF the injured, but
in one case his m'nistratioas were foil
ed bJ the peculiar difficulty Of The cir
cumatGnces. Tie parlor car Of the Man.
haitian Beach train WAS telescoped halt
through. and the passengers were
caught between the seats and the car
That bad run into it. Robert Smith.
who was III Tue parlor car, got his legs
entanS!cd IN the wreck and crushed.
When aid came Smith was found to be
so trmly wedged that DR.. Pryor was
Obliged to amputate both legs TO get
him out, while passenger supported
him. In little while after he died in
the passengers arms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
FAC following letters toll
their own story

FALposTA, GEORGIA, july 90, 1882
sold one of your Patent Dust Proof Cases
ABOUT ten months ago, and tho other day it
came BACK To me with tho request TO make it
WIND easier. GA examination &c uud that the
stem WAS rusty and inquired into the cause
OF 1t Tie gentleman stated 10 re that he was
starting some saw logs that End LOGGED 10
the bend Of the river, when his chain caught in
bush and threw his watch into about twelve
'eet OF water, aud lie was about two hours ind
ios it. When lie got it out II was running
and he thought all right. In about three
months lac found that the stem WAS hard TO
turn aud sent i, to me-
can say that the watch is all that the com =
pany claims for ii and reccmmen i it to all rail
read ana mill men. b. w. BENTLY."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
THE NEW PATENT
DUST-pROOF
Stem Winding Open Face Case
MANUFACTURED BY TIE
american Tatch o.,
UalthaD1, Mass.

In's case Is formed in one solid piece with
oui ONT or seam, opening IL front only, thus
avoiding the usual Cap, aud securing greater
strength and durability.
These Watches are all open face The bezel,
INTO which an extra strong crystal is fitted
with an especially prepared water. proof &C =
meht is attached TO the case by screwing il
'heteon, and thus forms an air tight junction
with The body Of the case. which is proof a.
geirst dust and moisture
10 raiiroad men, travellers, miners, lumber-
men ard others who ate almost constantly ex-
posed aad who have to make frequent reference
10 the watch, these qualities atc of the utmost
importance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
'. Fauntleroy

General Thomas L. Fauntleroy
died at Lccs5urg, Virginia, on the 18th
inst, in the S7Lh year of his age. Gen.
Faunt!eIoy was native OF VirLinii
and was appointed commissioned
officer in the United States army by
President bndrcw Jackson. lie served
III tie Mexican and Indian VETS, and
at tie breaking out OF the late war
resigned coionelcy of Dragons and
entered the COME leratc service. being
tho senior officer in point OF rank that
resigned to enter Tie Confederate service.
lie was male n brigaaier- general. and
for time commanded Tic department.
of Richmond being TOO old for active
service in the fell. Alter the war Cen .
eral Faunoieroy settled on his estate in
Clarke county, but removed TO Lees.
burg some time ago. Deceased leave
four chill rem Judge Thos. r. Fauntle-
roy, of the Virginia Court OF Appeals ;
DE-. A. NJ. Fauntleroy, orStaunton, Va. ;
Mrs. hale WhittIeseY, wife of Major j.
IL. WhiLtlcsey, U. S. a., and Mrs. Bar
nca' widow of the la;e Surgeon G ener-
al Barnes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

De Witt Ta!maso delivered lecture in
Minneapolis, MINI recently. Subject :
Big Blunders.' Onc gem he gave ont
was this: among other things. cheer.
ful sympathy IN !Le home, dome,,i
economy and spirit OF Willingness to
accept whatever fortune comes to Tho
home with cGlmncs5 and hcroism. Many
man has married expecting to 10 the
Poss5ssor OF jewel. and Glls himself
with ~ album, Godoys magazine aud
a incidence chest on his hands II q
man has q good wife. he has no right To
compton, II the whole world is sgainst
him. II is no. what we get, but what
we are chat makes us miserable or han.
~. 4 woman qualified for JUS. such n
position % sic may be placed in is nv
idea OF q lady. Again, irseycfenco 20
the eyed is the curse OF ihis age. t.ool,
ont for tho young man who speaks Of
bis father as Governor Oh Man
Squire or Chap, Aud look ont for
that young lady who addresses her moth.
or as Old Woman. have always no
ticcd that when a man takes good care
Of his fathoror mother the Lord always
takes good care Of him. (Applausc. )
The last great blundor is in attempting
LIES journey without enterprise and
enthusa-c. llo who annot swim on
the current of enthusiasm and cnter-
p,ise VII drowu'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
CLINTON, Iowa, April 20. 1851.

CLINTON, Iowa, April 20, 1881.
u wish you would send me a spring for the
VIM Esiery Watch BY the way this Ell
iery Is watch sold in your Screw Bezel Case
10 II farmer last fall. Tie FIRST of January he
iost the watch in the woods, and found it this
week in about one foot OF water /, had lain
three months and over 10 snow and water,
with but slight injury TO the watch only a
hnir.spring. @. 5. RAYMOND"
The above were very severe tests and de-
monstrate beyond doubt. that COR any rea-
soLab!e length OF time during which watch
might be under water ii would receive 90 IL
jury whatever.
We make these cases in both gold aud silver
ana as a PERFECTLY DUST. PROOF stem,
winding Wutc!. Case, Chal.
lenge tho Weird TO Produce its Equal
For Sale by ail First-Class jewelers..
May 4, $50.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

To amuse child take a piece OF
board draw out any figures upon it that
your skill Will allow, and place the let.
ters OF The name Ct tho object over it.
Give tic Child small hammer and q
paper OF dim;nutiye tacks. and let him
proceed 10 make the various figures aud
letters aiLh the tacks. | have had q
child aauso himself over an hour in
THIS way, and 1t was Imaginable TO see
tbo !,...o fellow looI; at bis work. Ths
HyD,boiu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
South. alraneh yntellieeutrr.
ROMNEY FRIDAY. SEPT. 81. 1888.

A bass was caught in the James riv.
CT. at Iynchburg, few days ago,
measuring % inches in length and lG
inches in breadth, AID weighing G
pounds and IA ounces.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

Fruit Cako-One cup butter, ono OF
brown sugar, half pin. molasses, two
eggs, cup sour milk, teaspoon soda,
pound of Hour, one OF currsnts. ono and
a halt pound raisins; flavor to taste.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

SPONGE PuDpINe.-Stir together ono
cup OF sugar. one cup Of flour, ard one
teaspoontul Of cream OF tartar mixed i'm
the Hour Beat three eggs; stir into the
sugar; add one half teaspoonrnl OF soda
IN ono Tablespoonful OF cold water.
Bake between thirty minutes or steam.
Eat with c,eam or sauce.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

GGhcsons Is Pugh have now in stock
The lnracst supply or Toilet Soaps they
have ever cullcd or] arc Offering them
atrgh' price,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
Farmer and House Keeper.

White Cske-Ono cup butter. two of
SUGAR, one OF sweet milk. three OF -Four,
whiica OF i've eggs. two teaspoons hak.
ing powder. Easily made and very
good.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
South Branch Inteiliseneer.
Wal lam IIurLcr, Editor.
Office Coraer .uoiR and G,uee1 Lam, SO
RoMNEY WEST YIRGINrA.
+ T. u NJ Y !:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY GENTS o.,
aunum or TWO DOLLARS il paid in aavsnce
" raper will he discontinued EXCEPT n, III.
option nfthe pubiishsr,until all ri rearages ha We
been settled.