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action of board of Directors ut Central
CLAW XlrkH.

Abstract from ths minutes 81 meeting o.
the Board Of Directors Of the Central Glas.
Co held November II, 1888:
WnEaRAs, 1t has pleased God, in His in
Fl ate wisdom, to remove by death our be
loved and worthy President Mir. John 0es!er
ling, and
WREREis, In our association in business
with him for the past eighteen Yeas, we have
alwsyI found him man OF sound Judgment
strict integrity and true friend, one whose
sense OF justice was so strong that benefits oil
doubt were always given 10 others. There
fore be 1t
Resolved, That in his death the Central
Glass Company has suffered lcsI that words
are inadt quate to express, and that silenct
would more fttingly express our deep feel
ingg.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize Will
his family in this their greatest loss, remem
boring that He who telnpers the wind to the
shorn lsmb will provide.
Re'OlUei, That the resolutions OF this meet
ing be spread on the books Of the company
PETER CAssELL,
A. RoIF.
". i. GoERIEG,
N. CRAwLEY.
N r. fcorr Sou
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i
sTocKs-The announcement that the Milwaukee
& ST. PAUL Company had given formal notice Of III
withdrawal from the Iowa pool exofted an untA.
Yotabe influenced on tho stock, market to-day. Man.
itoba dec Ined from 81 per cent 10 97k. This stock
was also affected BY reports that parties interested
In the st. Paul railroad were building IN Its terri.
tory aud that the Manitoba Company had notified
the company 10 question that II building did not
cease It would retallate BY extending their liRc
into St Paul territory. In The afternoon there was
sharp rise In Wis on attempts u cover by
thorts. An impressions prevails that ell matters
pertaining TO the new second mortgage bonds have
been satisfactorily ARA Hged. Oregon 6TfauSconu.
mental rose ~ per cent 10 40 Northern Pacific IL
pCr cant TO SgN and preferred 2h per cent 70 6Gh.
At on timc there was a difference cf9ssx per
cent cash and regular In p;eienodstocks The rise
In vlllarjs strengthened tic remAi9dOr Of the act
i've LIST, which rallied y 10 pc: cent.
In the fnal sales the improvement was lost. AZ
compared with las: night tue closing prices are
down y TO ~ per cont for the general list and 2SS
per cent 10. Manitoba. The beatS made but little
Impression on Union Pacific today which cloSGi
Eng; advanced from 81 70 81 on the APP ointment
Of The committee Of capitalists, including Jay
Gould, for the purposi OF telectinga new Board OF
Direct. rs for the company. g. CO. & !. BfIr de-
clining 10 66H rose 70 IS 67A The tale Of stocks
for the week was rhGrrS. an increase q 69b
$40 Iharcs ever the previous week. Tle net earn
ings Of tho Union Pacific Company for the ten
tho corregt Oniing period for the previous year.
Tee eArnirHS RI tho Denver Rio GHnde raj way
for tho scOId week In SoyGm6e was $50 1t0, au iu-
crease over same week OF ISL The carningS Il the
Milwaukee K St- Rul road for the second week OF
November was SIS 01O, 40 decrease OF S7O,blO: the
Northwestern $685. an iuciesEe Of Sgl,e0,; St
tSnl d Omaha siSJ. v0an increase OF $500.
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The BtsaaE OF Eatiors commences to.mor
row evening and continues FOR three nights
All the important Arrangements haze beer
made and the only thing now wanting ID
make the affair success 10 o big attendance
OF people. There 10 no reason why there
should not be large turnout OF citz,ns. Tle
object Is . worthy one, pains, time and
money have been expended In order 10 afford
a pleasing and novel entertainment and q
hundred other good reasons could be given
why people should patronizs this charity en-.
tertainment. The second floor Of the State
Houag has been so thoroughly disguised one
would hardly recognise It. Charming booths
gotten up In artistic and appropriate mAn.
reiS and ray fSgs and streGmers and ever.
greens combine TO forp decorations that are
really beautiful. To-day and tomorrow the
hnishluR touches will DO msde and by to.
morrow evening everything will DO com.
plete.
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Petroleum.

on CRY, Pa, November l7.-retroleum opened
Ats I'M highest 8 i791 lowest u ies; closed ~
Is, 900 barrels Shipments yesterday uRited
5000 barrels; tidewAter 300 barrels: charter
S7SS7 barrels; daily average for Tue month u, "
barrels, Runs Thursday: Unltel $3.50 barrels
tdeWater go barrels daily average 3D. sos bRrTcls
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF vomen's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems One cali
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
TO which Invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those ] have been
keeping heIetoioEp, m9king aeompleta assort.
nent o. ane and medium goods.
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That wonderful musical instrument. the
oIuAYErrA, Is advertised in this issue. It ID
the ideal home instrument You can dance
TO II; you can sing to II; mere child can
pley Il; It inculcstes love OF music In old
and young, and develops and culHyateS the
ear. The music is perfectly accurate, and
the wonderful oRaANErTA will play any time
Al the price, $3.50, It within the reach of all.
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Cotton.

CINCINNATI. November l7.-Hogs firm; common
light s. SOa4 7b packing and butchers 81 7UA5 90;
receipts 1850 head; shipments ] 800 head
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The California papers, as also these Of AuE
tralla ard s0nth Amerlca, are full OF e1.
pFessions Of tnth1Aspiio praise In favor of 81.
Jacobs oil as paip,eufe,
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Tho following shows the range OF the Their
nometer, as observed at Sohnepfs druf
store, Opera HOUSE conner:
SATURDAY.
1882 1883
IS IS Al IS y ~ a 80
1882 1883
1A.H.l2w. Sr.M.7H. Il AN. 12N. sR:s. IF. y
Il IS IS 10 81 60 % IS
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., November l0.-l:30 A.
A.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warm
and fair weather, east 10 south winds, lower
barometer.
For The Lower Lske Region, warmer and
fair weather during the day, followed by
light showers, winds mostly from southeast
to so -thwest, lower barometer, followed In
The extreme northwest portion by rising
barometer, slightly colder weather.
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s7,1as7,zc. Oats quiet and steady: No. 2 white
a.. IA q mixed SIC. Provisions steady. Lard

b7l<a67J.c. Oats quiet and steady: No. white
ASsc; 10. mixed sc. Provisions steady' LAtu
steady; steam 5000.
ToIrno November l7.-wheAt dull: No. 2 red
oaih and November q OK; December q oSx; Jan.
uaTy q OK; February u VI alkedi LAY Y !atS
com dun: No. caSh and November 62f; Deem.
ann ana noniral No. cash and November Sot+c
December 3Qtfc bid; January BIC asked; MAySoc Dlu
Clover seed, prime cash, November and Decem'
Der s. IS bid; January IS 72ISa56o.
CINCINNATI, November l7-FIonrV nil M sISsi
| Shipments 1000 Corn weaker Of Doc. Oats quiet
| at SOa3lc cash; SO< November; SIX December. kSe
dull and easier at S69c. Pork nominal ~ Ma
meats III good demand; shoulders NC clear tib 3%c
bacon frm and unchanged. Whisky steady at u ~
Butter unchanged.
Petroleum.
OIL Cry, Pa, November l7.-Petroleum opened
III aEsst g Ss.E Swes y NE SSeH
5000 barrels; tdewAter 1900 barrels: charters
S7,SS7 barrels; daily average Tor The month ~
barrels Runs Thursday; Unitel $500 barrels;
tdewAter S0S6 barrels; daily average 696Oo barrels
BRADFoRD, Pa. November l7.-Crude oil steady;
Runs Friday 6266l bAnelt: shipments s.0l0 ba I:
relE charters S7sS7 barrels; clearances ID. oC0
q liz and closed at 81 16JG; highest 81 tx;
lowest 81 l6ss.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. November 1.-THE afternoon
session tho market was irly active, opened NJ
81 lG1S and advanced TO 81 TX but broke and closed
weak at 81 lGI.
NEW YoRK. November l7.-PettOleum quiet;
United 81 II.
CKICi0o. November 1.-THE Drops,s' Jo,t.aai re.
portE HogE-Receipts 1000 heSd; shipments 500
ii ioaI 60: packing aud shipping 81 fOaS %; lIgEt
e. 26ll 6S: tkipS s. 0OAi 90. Cattle-Receips 100
head: shipments 40 he ID market strong: exports
&C 26I7 O0 good 70 choice shipping 8 70A6 10; com
| mon 10 medium 81 21A5 %; range cattle ttropgi
grass Texans s. 6ta4 10; American 81 60ab 90.
market stronger; inferior TO fair q 2SaS 90 per
cwt good s. 30; choice $ 95.
CINCINNATI. November l7-Hogs firm; common
light s. SQa4 7b packing and butchers 81 7uA5 %;
receipts 1850 head; shipments 800 head.
Cotton.
NEW YoRK, November lL-Cotton Arm; futures
| dull: November l0.ibc: December lo.bSc JanuA'
May lI.2lc; June ll3sc; July 1liic; August 1l6Sc.
Dry Goods.
NEw YORK. EoYember lin ~ goods there was
more doing WITH Jobbing hade.a with agents
light and unirnporant.
J Wool.
NEW YORK, November l7.-woolq quiet and steady:
| domestic tiGecd S5a45c; pulled lSaiec; unwashed
l0a2Sc; Texas lls27c.
Leather.
SIw YORK, November 71.-Leather In fair de.
mAnd and market firm; HemlOck sole 2lna26Sc.
Lead.
New YoRK. November l7.-Lead dull and weak;
common q rs
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TsE last wills aud tsstamsnts OF Mar
Bald win and Thomas Bruas were admitted
to probate In Clerk Hooks office, Saturday
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WANTED.
For SALE.

ITO LET-A LARGE, PLEASANT
l. furnished front room, second floor. Apply. a,
l04S Main street. nos
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no5.XwrAy

For SALE.
dwelling has three rooms, With | own frOlll and
back entrance yard fenced cit with hydnnt III
good condition. Rents for s27G per anlun Will
sell cheap: owners Tcidents II another State,
Three small families Of limited means could piO
cure house for about SGS0 each located on alley
O, No Oh, 9lg aud Oh. Apply 10
ALEXANDER B0ER,
Real EAtaIc Agent and Broker,
moo llGS MpFket eueCi.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
TIDE DAILY MARKETS.
Fluctuations I'm Stocks-Condition OF
RreafsfufIs and ProvIsions.

In the early dealings on Change Saturday the
market was somewhat depressed. In the aitsTnoeu
Transactions someof the stocks recovered thtr tone
but in the final dealings the improvement was lost
Flour remains dull and unchanged. Wheat Ii
dull, weak and lower. Provisions are In fair de-
mAnd hit nj lnMer rates.
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NEW YoRK, November l7.-noney cay at l33<a2h
per cent: closed at = per cent. Prime mercantile
paper ba6x per cont Sterling Exchange banker
bills dull At 81 sax; demand 81 sly.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-ONE SET on
II Tinnsn' Mschlnes and Roofing TcOS, h,
qutre Of JOHN q. Kline, 6ig Main Il. nolbniE,
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NEw YORK, November 7i.-Leather In fair de.
mAnd and market firm; Hemlock sole 2lha2Shc.
Lead.
New YoRk. November l7-Lead dull and weak;
cnmmnn & Is
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EOR SALE-TEN SHARES OF La.
.r BELLE Gll8 Stock aud Twelve Sha,, NJ
lEtna Iron & Nail o. Stock. tall on OF Ld1Ttts v
A. MONAGHAN, ut office Of Alexander 4 Melon.
aid, Bridgeport. ohio pole
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Leather.

NEW York, Observation-Disclosures quiet and steady:
domestic fleecGs85l45c; pulled lSaiec; unwashed
lOa2Se; TCXas lia27c.
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EOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE RESI-.
Il DENCE No. g Fifteenth ttrsel The Nre /,
for rent until April lkt. vary cheap. EnIulfc al j
D. ELS0E, No. il9S Ghaplinc street. nGlITEM
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Wool

more doing Wild Jobbing tade.and with agent
Light and untmporant
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NEW YoRK, November 17.-Cotton frm futures
dull: November l0.i6c December lo.6Sc; JanuR'y
1850: February l0S2c: March 10 97c; April llo9c;
May ll.2lc; June ll.3Sc; July 1liic August 1l6Sc.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-TwO EXCELLENg
IL rooms opposite the Cathedral suitable 70
doctor or lawyers Office. Apply 10 Father Sullivan
No. IL Thirteenth htIceL
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, nics
ants, bed-bugs skuaks, cbipmunks. 90.
piers. 15c.
To see what is right. anil not TO do
IT, is want Of courage
a New York girl ha1 ma le $3.50 900
by an oil transaction. a can Of il bic w
her rich aunt to kingdom come.
The seed Of our punishm1 mt is sown
al the same time we commit sin.
Whit this country appears to need is
n few more societies for madjling with
other peoples business.
Nothing so increases reverence for
Others as a or AZ sorrow 70 ones self
II teaches ore the depths Of human ma
ture. FL happiness sc arc shallow and
deem 9ssets 50,
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Very much annoyed. the Judge
gave her dollar, aud she said
Thanks. papa, but this is too much
Shall l bring you back tho change.'
No. no. he said hurriedly. i am
busy now, Kittie. Run away
And Kittie ran away, with hel
handkerchief i'm her mouth, and he,
cheeks crimson with suppressed laugh,
ter. Hardly had she left tho room,
until May stood upon the threshold
and said in her quiet voice.
Papa, 1 need new lace for my
throat and sleeves. Can you give me
the money nowi'
He asked no questions this time
but hurriedly gave her twice the a.
mount necessary. But she saw by the
compression of his lips that he was
angry. and hastily retreated. And
the next moment Mrs. Harlan her.
self swept in among them. bowling
graciously, and said,-
Excuse the interruption, Judge
and gentlemen, but my dear, / must
have fifty cents for the baker, aba-ol
yes! the same amount for the butter
man. And the coffee is out, cook
says
For an instant q dark frown dis.
figured the handsome face OF her lord
and MASTER and he looked decided
y angry. But he had great regard
Tor appearances, SO he quietly handed
her his purse, with the remark, Get
what you need my DEAR aud the la.
dy retired, saying cody, Sorry to In
terrupt, but these things must be at,
tended to, you know, and looking NJ
the Judge caught a CLEAN in her eye
that told him half the truth.
So the lawyers went home, won.
derlng at the queer way the Judge
managed his domestic economy, ant
at dinner the Judge said little brus
quely,--
Rather thar be annoyed the way
was to-day, have concluded 10 give
you girls 80 much month for dress
and you, my dear, so much for house
keeping. You may set your own cs
innate And then he was astonishet
by chorus of laughter, and the de
scent upon him of three pairs of arm,
and three pair Of lips, and in tha
way he saw through their little game
III was rather rough little lesson
but very etfectual one. And so .
woman 9 wit overturned the habits O
lifetime. -Bailou's Magazine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05

AS an interesting item about turtles,
we see it stated dat the mother tur-
ties lay three times year, depositine
sometimes as many as one hundred
eggs at a laying, and carefully cover.
ing them up with sand. so that it re,
quircs an experienced searchcr 10 de,
tect them. The indians of the Grin q
oco and Amazon obtain from these
eggs n kind Of clear sweet oil, which
they use instead Of butter About
five thousand eggs are required to fiji
one of their jars with Gil, yet 50 ~
bundantly arc they deposited that a.
bout five thousand jars arc put up
yearly at the mouth Of one Of the ri.
vers. The harvest is estimated by
the acre.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05

BY ;he explosion of boiler at n
saw mill at Shawneetown, Ill.,, Mon
day of last week, eight men were
blown to pieces and another died
soon atterward. Eleven men en-.
ployed at the mill were scattered a.
bout tie engine room eating their
nooday luncheon, when the boiler ex.
ploded with extraordinary violence.
completely wrecking the mill, distri.
hitting the iron plates of the boiler mt
various distances from Il foot TO six
hundred yards, and Immediately kin.
ing eight OF the eleven men and
wounding the other three. One DO.
dy was blown into the river and two
more were hurled distance of two
hundred yards. Several of the men
were actually blown into mjnce meat
and friends subsequently went about
with pals picking Up indistinguish.
able fragments strewn about.
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COURT DIRECTORY

The Circuit. Conr,s for the several Counties OF
a's, .he twelfth judicial Circuit, will hereafter
Enence and toe held MS follows.
For Toe county Of Hampshire on the frs,
-esiay in February, the second Tuesday in
Aay' and The thifd Tuesday in September.
For the County or Hardy, on the Sc CO nd Tues
Dag in March, the last Tuesday in May and the
t,st Tuesdsy in October.
For the county Of Grant, on the fourth Tues
'ey in March, the First Tuesday in Jure, and
he ta:rd tuesday in October.
toS the county Of PeUdl,tou on the second
Wednesday in april, The Wednes day after the
second Tuesday in June. and The first Wvdles-
tay in November.
FJr the county of Mineral for the year 1882,
% tie fourth tuesday, in April, the first Tues
- IN September, and tie fourth Tuesday in
a'c. he second tuesday ia January, the fourth
i-tsiay in April, end the Grst Tuesday in
september.
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Immense Hardwood Forests.

According to st. Paul paper, the
Big Woods of Minnesota are rightly
named, for they cover 5000 square
miles, or 100000 acres of surface
These woods contain only hardwood
growths, including white and black
oak, maple, hickory, Eastwood, elm.
cottonwood, tamarack and enough
other varieties TO make an aggregate
OF over thirty different kinds. This
hardwood tract extends in belt :
CROSS the middle Of the State, and sur.
rounding its northeastern corner is
an Immense pine region covering
Il 100000 square miles, or 1910, ;.
600 square acres.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05

SToP AND WEIGHT One morning an
enraged country man came into Mr. Ms
store with very angry looks. He left
team in the street. aud lad good
stick in his hand.
Mr.. NJ said the angry country
man. Il bought paper of>nutmegs
here in your store, and when got home
they were more tdan half walnuts and
that's the young viliain that I bought
en- or pointing TO John.
john sail AIR. NJ. dill yol sell thi,
man walnu,s for nutmegsT
NO, sir was The ready reply.
You lie. you young villain sail The
country man, still more cnragcl at his
ass uranee.
Now, look hAts, sail John. If you
had taken the trouble t. weigh your
nutmegs, you would have foua d that
put in tie waluats gratis
Oh, you gave them to me, lid YOU;
Yes, sir, l threw in handful foi
the children To crack,' said John, laugh
ing st the same time.
We'll, now, if you amt Young
scamp, said the coun,ryman. lis fea :
lures relaxing into o grin as lie saw
through the matter
Much hard talk and bad blood
would be saved, il people would st O;
to weigh things before they bl anne
others
Think twice before you speak once,
IS an excellent motto.
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South Branch InteilIeoncer.
william Harper, Editor.
Off. Corner Rain and Groeel Lane SIS.
RoMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
T e Il NJ = /;

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTs ner
,,am or TWO DOLLARS il paid in ad vance.
\ saper will bs discontinued except ct the
,5,ion ofthe Publisher, until ali airearages have
,t.o settled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
The rates OF advertising are, for an inch or
rs, OSs DOLLAR AND FIFTY Crsrs for three
,.e,:ious-'arger ones ia the same proportion
sch continuance 37A cents.
Qluteriy, half yearly, and yearly advertise.
-.aS insci TED at a liberal reduction on the boye
Yssrly stve,tisers disseminating during the
var will be charged regular rates.
Soadvertisement 10 lie considered by the month
year unless specified on the manuscript or pre-.
rol;ly agreed upon between the parties.
RESOLUTIONS nt associations, comm n icstious oil
intcG interest, and notices Of deaths exceedinQ
fS LISss viii be Charged Ii We cents per line.
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Our Thread Industries.

The thread industry of the United
States, which dates from 1855. shows
wonderful growth. The consump.
ton OF thread of the best grades in the
y. >. Is twenty-one million spools per
annum. American manufactures
turn out daily twelve thousand dozen
spools containing two hundred yards
each, which is far from meeting the
demand, and European manufacture
ers find a large market here. Tie
manufacture Of spools has become n
large Industry, for besides supplying
domestic thread-mal<ers with spoois
which consume three thousand TO
four thousand cords of wood per an.
mum, the foreign thread makers pur.
chase American spools and in many
cases wind their thread here, by which
they escape paying n higher duty
American threadmakers, however.
claim to be able TO undcrsell thom.--
Tradesman.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Subscribers who DO not giye express aotice to
NE contrary, are considered as ishiLg 10 con-
t1ue their subscription.
Il subscribers order the discon,inuance of
tser periodicals., the publishers may continue
to send ihem until all arrearages are paid.
ID the subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
iheI periodicals from the office To which they
ore directed, they held responsible until
tey have settled their bills and ordered ther,
Discontinued.
Any person who receives n newspaper and
makes use at IL, whether he has ordered II or
Dol. Is held IN law TO be subscriber.
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A French paper records the case Of q
lady whose hair turned from black to
gray between the hours Of two and sew
EN- A. NJ. during very severe attack OF
neuralgia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05

The first t;ial OF TRANSMISSION OF blood
on man was mado in Paris in 1906
Some of sleeps blood was conveyed
into the veins of maniac. who seemed
to become more sensible, but who died
during repetition OF the experiment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05

The Georgia Legislature has made an
appropriation of $1,000 for portrait of
the late Senator HILL. to be placed in
the Chamber OF Representatives.
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South araaeh Sn.rlliseMter.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. JAN. s, 1888.

TIE office Of the Public Printer Goa.
the Government during the past year
s2.635.l5o. The ConSre ssional Record
cost sl5O,902.
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Miss KATE PArTIsoN denies the alb
surd rumor Of her enga gement to Gen.
B. +. BUTLER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05
Professional Cards
DR.. Il. w. Daley,

( AS removed TO the house so long occupied
! hr the l. ;e Mrs. Susan Jacob Office the
oue occupied by tile late >. e Lupion, where
'e can lie fcuad bv those needing his services
LcIcss professionally engaged elsewhere
GoniLey: April 8. 1885,