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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05
Death from Passion.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. w. j.
Payne held Nh inquest at the Coro-
ners Court, borough, upon the body
OF Henry Stocker. aged forty.ivc, re-
siding "a, fifteen willmot,'s buildings
Long Lane, Southwark. VIII, died on
Monday night last from the effects OF
fit orpassion. The wife of the de.
Ceased deposed that on Sunday night
last her husband returned hume "a.
bout ten p. IN. She was out ut the time
and M consequence OF this their son,
II lad eleven y ears OF age. refused TO
81 indoors ut the dcceased's bidding.
The Latte: was n very passionate man
and OF has'y temper, and on seeing
the boy run away he exclaimed:
God strike me dead il / don't kill
him when catch him. He ran at
ter the boy. and met witness while so
doing. He was drcadfully excited.
Int she got him back into the house
and 20 bed. Soon after he jumped
up and said he FELT rs though he would
choke. and then became insensiblc.
A doctor was sent for, but death en-.
sued on Monday night. Mr.. NJ.
Cook, surgeon. deposed to the great
heart excitement which he found. and
which wns followed ny mn extreme
b-ca,hlcssrcsa. Witness was OF opin-
ION that the deceased had had IL v,ry
violent III o.. passion, which caused q
rupture of one of the valves of the
heart, and so produced death. The
Coroner said it was an awful thing tor
any man to use such an imprecation
rs the deceased had done. and il loo's-
ed as ii his wish had been answered
The jury returned n verdict i'm accord.
ancc with the medical evidence
London Telegraph.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

Says the Moundsville Reporter :
There are 234 prisoners in the peni.
Tertiary, OF whom two are females
(cne coloredD; 2l2 are State pris.
oners, twenty-five United States 67
of the whole number are coIorcd.
Ninety-seven of the men are under
contract to Messrs. Weaver & Bardall
at 81 cents per day, siXty.two of them
employed in the whip ond thirty We
III the broom shop. The Webster
Wagon Company have ninetv.cight
men employed in their shops at sixty
hive cents per day. Two hundred &
twenty of the prisoners are serving
sentences ranging from one to twenty
Years; the remaining II arc life
timers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

1t is stated that the recent hurricane
III the West Indies was one of the
most disastrous storms that has ever
occurred there. Besides the hundred or
more vessels sunk & stranded at Mas
sau q great many ships were wrecked
at other points, crops were ruined
houses were blown down, and half the
buildings in town of 5000 inhabit-
ahts were destroyed. 1t seemed as
though the record Of disasters II. the
hrst half of the present year could not
he matched. bat Mt this rate the last
half OF 1888 will he az notable for its
disasters as tie fret six months.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05
The chichester Far.

THE Fourteenth Annual Fair Of the She.
nsndoah Valley Agricultural s pciet, sn
be held al Winchester, Va, commencing
Wednesday,. Oct. II, 1881
and continuing four DAYS The regular ,,.,
miums have been supplemented by many 81
u,b!e individual subscriptions. among ,bs,,
TWO mag aifcent SILVER CUPS AS FIRST
AND SECOND PREMIUMS For S,pSIs
HORSES, presented hy Col r.. Z. Leaf. 80
New Jersey. rb-e Cnps are both superio, IA
the one presented by fhe same gentleman IL,
year, " hich was worth SlOO, aad viii .evo,S
doubt irduco the 6nest show Of Saddle Ho,ers
ever seen in Virginih
CINE HUNDRED DOLLARS fort.e
BEST HERD Of SHORT HORNS =,
i've or moe offered in ceah or plate =, Cal
U. l. 30 Ce, e Clarke county (bcsides Soei,.
,y's cash premium. Aud numeruua Other val.
liable special premiums in every Depa,;mte,
tor details a which write TO the Secte,sfv.
sJ- The Cadets OF the Virginia rli,sry in
it'u'e will Encamp upon the Grounds dgfir.
thu Fair
Trials of Speed Every Dav. for LARGE rur,,,
Arrangements Tor urard Trades bipiay rc.
presenting al. ihr vsriea Industries ~ lac Val
ey of Virginia, have been perfected II viii
occur on 1hur,day, October 81, aud will lie a
most novel and interesting feature.
sEe> Attractions and Anuseu en,s for Witt,
are numerou, end varied. Tie mos, llber.l
arrangement Leve tssn made with the E.I.
ro"ds for ,Lo.,ranspottntion of Vi itors, mi N.
hisits Of every description end every f,cihr
tor the comfort and entertainment OF nn,ioss
has been provided
For fu; Their particulars address the President,
Nrj cr u. l.. d. Ltvi.. BrrI, VILE, VI, or
u. G. HOLLIS. Secy
Winchester, Va.
Sept. 2S, 1888 - IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05
TWO CENT POSTAGE.

The reduction Of singie.rate letter
postage 10 two cents, which takes CT.
feet to day, is sound and wise mca
sure. For long time the receipts Of
the Post Office department have been
Increasing at greater rate than the
expenditures, and during the last two
fiscal years they have shown large
surplus. The mail service is not in.
tended to be a money making busi-
ness; on the contrary, the Govern.
ment, since il assumes the m)nopol y
OF carrying letters, should perform that
duty ut the lowest possible cost to the
people, whose agent it il. Accord.
lngly, the existence OF Il Trustworthy
animal surplus OF income over outlay
III this branch OF administration is al r.
ways warming either to decrease the
rates OF postage or 10 increase the pos.
tai facilities furnished 20 the people.
1t is possible that the current fiscal
year, and even tie year succeeding.
may show n slight surplus of postal
eXpen liturc; over receipts a. the re-.
suit OF the present reduction. There
vii! be extra expenses in making the
change, besides probable decrease
IN the amounts receive during many
months for the sale OF stamps But an
insignificant fraction OF the Govern
ments surplus revenue, which ia Ger
tain TO still exist III spite OF the tax re-
duct!ons OF Congress last year, could
notbe better applied than III wiping out
this temporary deficit in the Post Of
flee Department. On the other hand,
1t IS certain that proper economy and
administrative skill, and with an n.
voldance OF Star route frauds the mail
service will III short time be self sap.
porting, as under three cent postage.
Ths result will take place, not only
through the great growth ofthe popn-
iation, and accordingly of the bust
ness of the Post Office, bit also from
the fact that many persons who now
use postal cards, with some reluctance,
because Of their cheapness, will accept
the advantages OF privacy offered by
the scaled letter at two cents. Be
sides, the temptations TO extravaganza
presented by large surplus income
will probably BE less where the Post
Office ind5 hard work to make both
ends meet.
Great Britain now has net reven-
ue OF between $1,000 1000 and Sl4,-
10000 on her penny postage, which
IS equivalent TO our two cent postage.
The reason for this result becomes
clear when we find that between elev-
en- and twelve times as many letters,
even in proportion to the population,
arc sent now "a when penny postage
was established, forty odd years ago.
OF course there il great difference
between the compact population of
the British Islands aud that Of our
country, scattered three thousand
miles from ocean to ocean; Int our
postal ctatistics also throw light on ia,
tnrc results. The reduction in rates
which has now taken effect is less than
the reductions Of 1916 and 1851, yet
falling oft IN the receipts for short
time after each reduction was soon
followed by large increase over the
| highest point ever before reached
We cannot doubt that the experience
OF former postal reductions will be re-
/ peated in the one that begins to day.
New York Sun, October /.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

The latest potato story is from Ches.
Ter county, Pa Michael Mover. on
stable Of Robson, intending 10 OK.
anime the tubers in his potato patch,
dug up what seemed to be a stone. 1t
was the shell Of mammoth potato
winch mouse had bored out, aud in
which the rodent had made soft nest
that contained a number Of young
nice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

Our respected fellow towr:sman,
George LaMopte, Esq, exhibited his
herd OF Guernsey Cattle at the n. j.
State Fair, last week at Waverly, and
was the successful competitor in every
case. lie took the frs: premium OF
Sloo for the best herd. The herd
consisted OF five choice animals. viz
clark Tapley,' Little Nell End, La.
dy Cooper 'Mertio,' and Imported
Silver 2d.'
The special State premium of $50,
Tor the best Cow, was awarded to
Primrose of Lehigh,' and the second
premium Of $25 TO Little Nell I'd.
The first Society premium of SIS. for
best Bull under two years, was given
10 Mark Tapley,' and first premium
OF $40, for best calf, was given The
Iron Duke and the first premium OF
$50, for best COW over three years old.
was given TO 'Alertie.' and the second
OF $40, to Lady Cooper The frat
premium OF $40, for best IIcifer under
: years, was given Silver ID
These cattle attracted more atten-
ton, and were more admired than any
cattle AZ the Fair. AS milk and but
ter producers thcy stand at the front.
They are very beautiful animals, and
MIR. Van Dorcn. who Las charge of
the Herd. received great praise for
the care bestowed upon them.
Mr.. LaMonte has consented to
show them at our County Fair at So
merviIle. next wecd.-Bound Brook
New jersey, Chronicle, September
%.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05
a VOICE FaoN The NORTHWEST.

MILWAUKEE, WIs.-Tbe Daily Sen.
HneA, which is the leading morning pa.
per Of this state, writes: St. Jacobs
OIL, tue wonderful remedy for rheuma-
tism, has been used by large number
of people in ibis city, and With eG.tt
truly marvellous.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

The following letters remain in u.
Post Office unclaimed and will -
cent to tile dead letter office. if ~.
called for within thirty DAYS: A..
NJ. L. Head. Miss Kate Murphy and
Andy Mccoiev.
JOHN +. KELLER
Romney, Oct. !, 1888. PIN
Dr.. T. j. Casper. Springfield O
says: Il recommend Browns Iron Bj,,
ters.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

Farmers and others desiring a gen
tcel lucrative agency business by wpich
TO $50 day can be earned, sen,i
address tat once or postal TO II. e..
WILKINSON &c Co 1875 an l97 Fulton
Street New York,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

Rev. j. w. WaIdSop, Owenton, Ky
says; Browns Iron Bitters greatly re.
lieved me Of general debility and indI-
gestion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

ROUGH on RATS.
Clears ont rais. mice. reaches, fics
ants. led bugs. skunks. chipmunks. CO.
piers. l5c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

a Golden Wedding.-The Algiers
tLa.) Advertiser of Sept. 20 gives an
Interesting accoan. of the celebration
in Now Orleans of the golden we'd
ding ct the Rev. Dir. G. s. Hedges
aud wife. Tho venerable couple are
in excellent health. and DR.. Hedges
Is still engaged in active pastoral
work. The presents were numerous,
including purse of $loo in gold by
members of his congregation. The
house was crowded from two until
ten O'Clock in the evening and many
congratulatory letters were received
DIR. Hedges was formerly o: Berkeley
county and Was married in Winches.
ter. Va. in 1888, his wife being OF
the well-known Lee family.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

Attracted by the piteous howls of n
dog, u B:andenburs (PrussiW peasant
found huge eagle on the back of Il
watchdog. The peasant ran to fetch
farm bailltf. When the two came
the bird was hopping round. badly
disabled. A shot dispatched him.
The dog was found dcad-torn to
pieces. The eagle was black, with
white shoulders, and was what is call
ed an imperial eagle. On his left
foot was gold ring, on which were
cut the letters. still quite visible, III
Ks. o. *, underneath which was the
word 'Epe,jes,' and on the other side
the date. 10, 0, 1927 Eperjes ia u
town in upper Hungary, not very far
from the northern Carpathians.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-05

THE Fourteenth Anuual Fair Of the She.
nsndoah v-il~y Agricultural S,ciet, .;n
be held AT Wiuches,er, Va, COMMENCING
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TIC Ma

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Ter Year, Postage Prepaid : ~ o.
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~ 9P'clnen copy seat on receipt OF
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pc Tor 1881, 1882. snd 1888 handsome
~ Douid IN Illuminated Cloth. will he
cent Ivy mail. postage prepaid, on re
ceip' OF - DC each. Cloth Cases for
t"sh '"'une, suitable for hin6ing, will
We sent hv mai, postpaid, on receipt CT
% cents each.
h2n'ttGnces should 70 made by Post.
O.i!ie Money Order or Draft. 10 av,i1
chance OF loss.
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lvetts=tnent without The express order
ct Harper & Brothers.
q 'r'ss HARPER & BROTHERS,
%, 1888. New York
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BIN OF 1889
and
SPRING OF 1891

To my Pat ons and Others:
A $ The time for Fall planting is q,
\ hand, beg TO inform yon that !
have on hard and for Sale, choice Sc &.
lection OF Trees = such IS Apple, Peach.
Pea. Plum, Ounce, grippe vine, Goose.
berry and other Small Fruits. NV Stock
comprises several varieties never offered
by me before. Ny Apple Trees are OK.
ira size this year. bnt offer them the
same as last Spring. Can se1d out
Trees safely till hard freezing weather.
shall continue in the future as have
done In the past, TO spare no pairs TO
please nv patrons, even though I may
at times suffer n lose, as am Te,ermin.
ed that my customers shall be satisfied.
] extend my sincere thanks TO nv pa-
tfons, and solicit continuance Of their
fsvors; and. also u trial from others
Who may desire anything in my line.
Go 10 Russclrs and see fair samples OF
20 varieties Of Keeping Apples.
Very respectfully.
JNO. n. RANNELLS,
HiRginsv.lle, West Va.
Nov .. go.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-07

Regulating The Pse>lJeatiai sncce ssion
;. fecoma.s AIDED to she favorable con-
s.isrsi'an % the rr.sent Congress. IL
!. ssksd thai the Lx-cutivs h eppo ~
ersa IN veto par;iS2iar items OF an np-
frofE'slion ~thout imrsiring the va
iians q ole items which meet his ap.
p'Os-L Ia eoreiudn ~. the Presiden,
recpmmerd- 'be passage of Il new civil
rights eiil guaranteeing to the coiored
citi<ru the right. secuted 10 him by the
icur,seath sueaamen'.-l;Aliiinore San
Nogcsni.r A.
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COfins and Baskets


as in the past, sell any aud all kinds Of
Arricrliurrl Implements, Harvesting
Machinery. Bugeies, Plat f. RIM Springs,
an" farm Wagons the improved Bnck.
eye Mower, Reaper, and Self Binder,
"mch are superior TO all others in con.
struc.i1r, ligh,ness Of druc, &c. and
fully warranted Hsgerstown Drill, and
the Hagerstown celebrated uncouallel
Locust Hub Hay Rake, New Departure
ard Brown Cul,ivators, Electric Spring
Aritating Harrow, Corn Planters, Corn
Crushers, Cider Mills, Fruit Drivers
lhreshers, Saw Mill Engines, Barbsd
fence wire, &c q, &c.
In addition to the above, YOU will
ut all times Gna stock OF Saddle, Bri-
dies, Harness, &c, &c.
SQUEEZING Your esteemed patronage,
ar, very respectfully you're,
u. II. HEISKELL.
Romnsy, Nov, 1883.
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II q: ls 80 SAIA

ifof .. w. ScuAEFFEs OF this place.
len very urexcec'eily Moniay evening
10 ,isi, . brother IN Baltimore who il in
grea; distress OF mind ON acc ,rn, of n
s.3 sc sui ~hich occurred a, Lii hand.
on lasi f'iiay morning. The gentle.
nar. viii sorae friends AID his brother.
mas % ~ On he was devo,edly NJ.
tsehs i.~r-e out duck shooting in a steam
lsuach on stony and Rock creeks. Mr..
Houston YES seated tn the middle of tho
lsuuch In froa, Of Mt. y and becoming
very much excited on tie a,proneh Of
flock OF ducks rose 10 his fee, lust a.
Mr. :. sGs h. tie &C, of shooting snl
rec, ivei the ~ho.e load If the un In he
back Of bis head killing him instantiY.
Miss SAILS daughter OF Dr.. RoBEur
W DAiLsY has been absent some weeks
visiting her cousins Mrs. General Cook
ani Mrs. Fannie Reed AT Oakland, Nd.
We aai a pleasan, call on Tuesday
last from cur 80. mcr fc'low -coun;vman.
GEeEoE II johnson, Esq. who is now
warmly engaged in The pew Industry Of
ineUd count, viz. making Bark tx
trsc;. Mr.. johnson made us twice slnl.
g al to sec him and glad TO receive sub
scrIsl lion to the "lotelligencsr" I'D TO
1885. Who vail be the nex'. cash in
advance lie id not say as DO some
''your paper Is too small :or that IN ucn
money; can get large city papers for
less hut be dill say. "Air. Harper 20
where [ will, maa nave your paper,
can't 10 Without :"
Nrs. WILSoS DAyIs. nee N;ss Sn.i..
follGs OF ihis place, reachcd her new
home, Harri.Uuvillc, Missouri. last week
they arrived IN the night AMI the mex,
morning her l'tt.c Eve Year old G.oreu
who lad never been on, OF Wo,t V,r.
GiniH, took view al around their homo
and turning 10 his at.,r saint, where
arc the hills :"
NJ. JAMES w. TmoMr ON OF jersey
Mountain paid us pi nsant call on
Tueadloy.
Rev. LUKE IL MARKwooD anI vie
are visiting his mother near Rieeville
IN Ninera! count.
Dir. JRslE EsCLr, who hos been for
Two months past. canvsssing our conuty
Tor 'ilitchcOck's Anal, sis Of The ilib,,
left. accompanied by Lis wife. ON Mon
day last for ,her home near Shepherds
town. J,fI1.son county.
We observe that on Thankagi ing Day
union services were he'd IN The Meth.
dist T.. Church. Sou,i. In II 'mont, Rev.
J. NJ. Clymer Of Ksyscr occopy ins the
pulri.
j. c. POLAND. Esq, from near North
River in this county paid ds a pleasant
call on Wednesday last. paying in ad-
vance for tho Iutelisencsr up to De-
Cemte. | az.
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Tue WHEELING
Il EGI S Il + r.
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
Tho Lcadfng Newspaper
Of West Viryini..

Tho Lending Newspaper.
Of West Virginia.
By general recognition it nov stands at the
bead IN oil That makes Complete, Gcuera, and
Family Newspaper.
Foremost ia Enterprises
FGlcst in Homo News
Brightest in Correspondence.
CrfIp'cte III livery Department.
Steaifast in its Advocacy Of Demo.
cratic Principles.
Try 1t fo' one month. or enc year. Specimen
copies sect free.
The Register DAILY except Sunday per
month, IS cents
The Register (Daily including Sunday
per month 20 cents
The sunday Register, one year 81 90
The Weekly Register, one year | 81
=" in Cldbs Of four 90
The Model Nap OF Vest Virgi.i. 90
Nv adding 10 cents TO the subscription price
ofanv edition Of the REGISTER = coy of the
Nap will be mailed to any Subscriber. Address
LEWIS BAKER 6 co,
Nov - 1913 Wheeling, ". Va.
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AGONER,
Principal

Ii is certain that the longer peecl
the weaker it is, bat not so with Il cold
the longer 1t runs, the worse it be-
comes. A cold, be it ever SO slight,
is no trifie, it should be checked IN ils
early stages. DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
UP is the Balm Of Gilead' that mill
ions say Is divine in its origin.
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oISITU AIRY.

EDGAR CLINTON MYrINGER. son Of
IoOias and Virginia Mytinger. dol SUD
denly IN X mney, Wrst W on tie eve.
ming Of the 29ih Of November.
Seldom bas the sun OF a brighter e.
gone down while il was ye, morning.,
OF fonder hopes OF sbining aud bene.
hcent no'1 Of life been quenched IN
the grave.
just entering lis nineteenth year T..
die had lived long enough To ain an to
hold a large place 10 tie affection aud
confilcncc Of this community.
With gentle manners, md. bevoni bis
years, Thoughtful ever Of the comfort
ant happ ness Of those around hin; ia
feeble health, sometimes suffering great.
~, he set manifested 10 the last that
sunny spirit which so frightened bis
homo, and 50 gladlened his young com.
paUions.
To these natural traits there came
early the strcHg hening aud hcau,ilying
Influences Of an humble and singleh, art.
ed tru' .. the Lord Jesus Christ
Uniting with Tue Presbyterian Church,
by close and constant altcndeCce apon
the means Of grace--he sought To deyc e
Up that fi'th and obedience, which char
acterizsd his CONSISTENT walk ne n & ris.
tan, aud enabled him go witness u rooI
confession before men," and - to leave
behind him the rich cOnsO alton Of the
81 ong hope that ho has gone TO be
with Jesus
''Thod art sons 70 ne grave, bu, ,wers wrong
TO deplorc thee,
when God was thy ransom, thy guardian and
guide,
He gave thee, SBd took thee. aud soon will re-.
store thee.
Where dea'h has no stngsince the Saviour has
died"
sssssvz 49, 1922 tsczx--Dzzxz-s-.r.sx.a
Oalv two weeks from next Tuesday
uttlf llr;et,r,g
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Freel Cards and Chromos.
EE:gyIs',y!slyg'sy|Is|'
HOW LOST. HOW REsToREpl

Just published, anee edition Of DR. CUT
VERWELLS Celebrated Esssy on the radical
cure OF SpermstOi bOI or Semf1al Weskbess
Involuntary Seminal Losses. lmgoieucy. Men.
tai and Physical Iocspacity Imyedirnents 10
Marriage, etc; slso. COnsumpt ion. Epilepsy sbi
Fiu, induced by seil.indulgence, or sexual OK
uaVagaoce, &c
he celebrated anihor, IN this admirable -
say, clearly demonstrates FROM . thirty years
successful practice, that the slsIpink conss-
qunnces OF seifsbuse may De radically cured I:
pointing ont mode OF cure Ut once simple GER
tain, and eseciusl. by mes "a Of which every
s3forer 60 matter Whist his condition may be
may cure himself eheaply, privately aud radi.
cally
~ This Lecture should be In the bsnds Of
every youth and every man IN i5e land
Gent usder seal, Ia = PLATA envelope, 20 any
address PoeT-PAiD, On receipt OF SIX cents OF
two postage stamps Address
TIE CULVgRwELL MEDICAL co
hnn 81, New York, N. Y; Post On 9 Boz.
Oct. 5, 1888 --3m a.,
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Is lSE people are always on the lookout
w Tor chances 10 increase their earnings.
and IN time tecome veaithy-fhoss
Who do 90, improve their opportunities remain
IN poverty. re Offer great G. ancs 20 rnaks
money. We wsnt many men, women. botj
and girls 20 work for us right ia ,heir own H.,
calites. ANY one c7n do The work properly
from The first start The business will pay
more than ten times ordinary vases EKpen-
Give OUTFIT furnished IRE, No one who engages
fails 10 make money rapidly You can devote
your waoe time TO the worn. or only vouV
spare moments. Full Information ana Al tast
is needed cent free. Address STIVsox Go
Portland, Maine. March ., 1888
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kSS.l L..

H0Ipc|'S Iott1G People.
An Illustrated Weekly-l6 Pages.
Suited TO boys and Girls Of from six to
sixteen years of age.
Vol. '. commences November C, 1888.
HAEPEh's I"UN0 PEOPLE is the he g,
weekly for children in America. * South.
western Christian Advocate.
All that Tie artists skill en- acro =
rii>i in the way Of illustration bas been
conc. On! the best talent of the coun.rv
mas coh"i'uted o It's Lex'.-New Eng
IAnd journal Of Education. Boston.
In It's special Geli tn. re ia nothing
vat can ho compared with i'.-IIsrtror,l
Evening Post.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-07

y n Sc-paY,nersaip here,cfsr- existing ~.
Tween u Csrsk-daa 4 ID ~. III isksl
1, the Agricultural impi-reat tssi.sss ~as
dissolved On the .5th Of uc,o5er, 1888. by ma
tuai c'nsset. All the claims ~ lie 6rm ar~ ia
Toe haads OF % u. Ueiskeli. AZ Il IL import u,
To elcse the business suit viii 30 Drought %
all accounts not paid In ca davs
GA RSKADON Il nEiSKELL..
Nov. Z. 1883 III