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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
Romncy, April 20, 1883.

INVEST VIRGINIA. To wiz AT rules held
w in the Clerks Office oil the Cbcuit Court
oil hampshire county. on the ist Monday in a.
lsaas ~ Bsisk'li John J. Combs. Alexander
Sanders, John w Marshall. Isas. v. Parker
fred Moore, aud Frederick Bane, trustees,
Plaintiffs,
as.
Henry Trout, William lead, Reuben OHrcr an !
Wilbur y. Whgmsn. trustees, James Shsetz
Henry Treu', the unko own heirs Of Garrett
shnmeter, decd, Siiss Richards and Kate
his wife. Jacob Richards and Asnis bia wife
BJard Smith and ella bis wife, the heirs At
Jaw OF Charles Ream, deed, vhoee names
are unknown, Elizabeth Ann French. ~ Bel
HaInisor, James Csrskadcu, Edward Cars.
kedon, George Carsksdon, Isaac Ca1skadon.
james Carsksdon, CHARLES CsrskadoB Susie
Corskadon. Alice Carskadon Thomas g.
Green, Robert W. Gilkeson, Admir- OF WIN
a. Vance, decd, Edward " Armstrong.
VIM Perry, John Monroe sheriff OF iIamo-
shire county, and CO sSch Committee admir-
Of Rssecca Sbafer, deed. Robert White Ro :
bert White hduI'r OF Jobn Kern. decd.
:. White Admir- Of John Is white dec
lsaac T. Cnrsksdou Executor OF james Cars
kadon, decd. Isaac =. Carskadon Exscu,nr
Of lsasc u Carsksdoa, d,c'd Tssae p, Cara.
kadsu Executor Of Henry Head, wiIber
Wirgman Admir- with The will anHexed Of
u.
Admir- Of Enos Everett. deed. Tobias IA.
Per, william Junkiu5, James McDonalJ, and
all other persons who Contributed 10 the pur-
chase Of Lots Nos. % h q in the town OF
Rompey West Vir2iniA. and who haze not
sssigatd their interest in the sams 10 plain .
tits Gbd vh ose names are unknoys Defea.
dants, IN CUANCERY
The object OF this emit Il In nsesrtqfa who
contributed and paid the purchase tnone y for
Lots Nos. ~ a % IN ROmney West Va. ron t.
veyed 10y A. W. Mcdonald and vie and a &
TrOwbridgc TO james Shectz aud Others. Trus
tees By deed dated s. September. Issg Ia
have said real estate subjected 10 the psy tnept
Of the amounts so contributed snd 10 have the
rents and pro6ts OF said real estate ascsrtainsd
and slprepristed 10 snch payment; to have
said real estate cold and the proceeds II - L.
paid 10 the plaintiffs sbd tie other rerso n
entitled thereto according 70 their interests and
for general relief
AID " sprtsribg fro1 sn sf1darj, flsd. that
Siles Richards ssd kste bis wife. Jacob Rich
ards end Annie bis wife, Byasd Sln,th add m.
Ia b wife Edward " Armstrong. VIM Inn
kline Tobins Beker, and ~. r.. Taylor ADM
% ,nos Everett, d., are uon.rcsidebts of
tho state % West Virginia, sud that the heir
at law OF Carrot vaometer tl-o heirs At law of
Chsries Ream, AID the persO9s. other Than
thosA who haze conveyed their int6relts "a the
plaintiffs, who c5nt-isuted 70 the surchase of
Lots Nos % h % in ROmney West Va are
unknown and their names are unknown In 40
ordered, that said non. fesideat Defendants and
said unknbwR parties, DO appear Within ene
month after 'he date Of the irst publication
thereof and do what il necessary to protect
their interest. Teste,
V. NJ. POLLING. Clerk
Circuit Court Hampshire Comfy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

On Sunday, three weeks since, four
men were walking in Windsor Park,
New York, when ono of them by
chance had u passing fancy to pry in.
to the hollow trunk ola tree by which
he was walking. What was bis hor
ror to discover coat, and then that
the coat contained the doubled up bo-
dy ola man. BY the help of his com.
punions the body was extracted, an.
parently dead but, on rcstorativcs be-
ing administered, it revived, aud
proved to be that OF i working garden
er who had got i'll there two days
previously TO pass the might. Lie had
to climb to get into the cavity, miss
cd his footing, and fell hca,lloHs into
the hollow trunk, and was ab7o!ute Iy
unable to move an inch. His cries
for help were nullitied by his position
and by the fact that the tree stands in
an unfre1ucnted part of the forest :;
and had ii not been for the providcn.
tial curiosity II his rcscuer horrible
death must have been his fate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

VI. LAKE PARK S. 9. AssrarLy, or, as IL lie
coming 10 be known, the Southern Chautau.
qua, hes within few years assumed proper
Tons which arc a,irac' ing rational attention.
Tie excellence OF the programmes of past years
has ms1e attendants SO enthusiastic that ,l;is
year The problem will be how TO sccomrn cd ate
the crood sxPectaut. Bishop Andrews, D..
Lyman Abbott Prof Toung Of Princeton, Prof
Harris Of Johns Hopkins University formerly
OF Cambridge University, Englard), Dr. g. II
Payne, Prof. Cumuock. Rev. J. Young, and
DR.. f. d. liuntiey are Special Lecturers. A
Normal Course Of tea days will lie pursued
class in Botany and other attractions are
named. The place is az attractive as the pro.
grsmme. The Park is more than n nile square,
picturesque and beautiful, on ,hs summit or
the Allegheuie7, almost 5000 feet above the sea
level, where every br cath lie q delight. adorned
with handsome cottages. walks and drives, as
charming az an Eden. II IL directly on the
main line OF The q. & D Il. R., and easily
reached oy our national highways of travel, apd
the excursion for he Assembly renders the trip
one Of To. cheapest that can be made for the
distance EEcellen, hotei and other accommo.
dation5 are afforded. FOR particulars, address
W. ~. FRTsTdgR Secy N. l.. =. Assembly
Assn, Ia NcColob ST Baltimore, I'D.
We are under obligations TO w NJ.
FRYHHGER, Secretary OF Mountain Lake
Park Assembly Association, for a card
OF admission 10 their Assembly at that
place, In August.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

An unsuccessful attempt to blow O.
pen the safe in tho Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad Office in the
depo; at Frostbprg. was made on the
night of the 2fst inst They made q
hole III the top, inserted powder an d
set 1t Oft, hut only succeeded in crack :
ing plate and scorchiug part OF the
contents. 1t is supposed they were
frightened off.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
New Spring Goods.
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Living JUST returned from Baltimore where
OF spring and Summer Goods to, s
low as any III this market, of the - -
of ladies' Gcncmcus
[ n1ys ana cmdrens Hats Shoes &c large
spring e OF Hats Fishing PoesPenneI and
that s sr "ma other lines and poles barrel good
leak viii sell ut oodN S,ad
cents ns Give call my goods viii, nleaenc
AN tED 10000 feet good "oied" inclip fnc plank
10000 good Oak shingles.
800 prime Locust
All kinds EXCHANGE f,r ,,od
reasonable credit XiQnlc - $500 4"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

The most reliable. carefully prepared
and best purgstive OF the present age IL
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

- - -
They are compounded Of Roots, Herbs
a.d gums OF the mos. healing ard ben
clicial kind.
As Family Medicine they are unri.
vailed. curing Headache. Constipation,
LAYER Compliant, Rheumatism, Dyspep.
sia-clearing the Liood Of all impurities
acting on the LIVER, Kidneys and 9th.
CT important organs. removing the waste
tissue, aud adding years to the lives Of
oil who usc hem.
For fifty years they have been used
by the American public. and their con.
SANITY increasing sales show how they
n,e appreciated.
a Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases.
AsHTIELp, MASS.
am veraing on ei,h'y years, and
deem i. my duty 10 suffering humanity
60 say that my long life is due to BRAN.
pHETu's Pills which have been my sole
medicine for half century. know
the last fort three years Of my life is
owing solely t. their use. Your Pill 8
saved ne many times after the best
medical skill in seve.al States had Civ
en- me W "a hopeless. have hid many
converts TO purgntion with Bran lreth g
Pills. and have seen them perform all
most miracles OF cure. For children, n
few Coses have cured measles, scarlet
fever, all! whooping cough. In all fe-
,Nalc troubles and weakness I have ne
Yer known them 10 fail. In adui. males
! have knc-n them 10 cure The worst
cases Of dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney
diseases, dyacn cry aud dirrhea; even
drtp'y, paralysis ami apoplexy have
yicidi d TO persistent course Of Bran
drclh's Pills. In fac. have found them
tie true Life Elixir. They act az CON
tiDual prcvenL!ve- against the effects OF
tine, disease, and iaCor.
JOHN IL. MANN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

The following timely and excelIent
adv;cc i taken from en- EXCHANGE, is APP.
p:ics3ie TO every community anil should
he heeUed hy parents everyNherc:
Now. that school is Gu lei every ia
ther aud mother, as we'll as every boy
and gin, lex s"mc legitimate business
SO cnsnGe al ne ehlircn during vaca-
lI"n. here - NJ more necessary part
Ut c.ncatiun than ~ learn To work
10 hoy or girl who earns. AMI is will
any, Is sute 10 succeed. whi'c those who
ale permitted .oroan the streets IN idle
LESS 70 IN great danger Of conin! To
waGt or engaging IN crime. fhls qucs-
ton cannot los thought Of Too seriously
or attended To TOO pcrsIsicntiy. 1t is
IN imperative duty 81 every parent %
sec tha' legitimate employment is pro.
dc for every Cl.ili. By all means
give the chilt!en something To de,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

STRATEGY CT TIE KINa SNAKE
Florida contains fower dangerous rep
tiles than people Mt q distance suppose.
NC have two kinds especially that are
harmless 20 mankind. These are the
King Soake and Black Runner, neither
OF which ever permits n rattlesnako to
get Oft alive vhsn they meet. The king
IL very quick, and in the encounter
watches bis Chancc--soizes The rattle
snake in the throat, or back oil the head.
then coils himself around and squeezes
him to death. THIS snake puts up
fair fight, but the rattler is at disad-
vantage owing To its CIumsiness. On
the other hand, the black runner il up
10 all sorts Of tricks. As is we'll known.
the rattlcr's own bite proves fatal, and
when lying ct full length can only strike
back OF him. and in DOING this iuvariaa
bly brings its tail in contact with it's
fangs. resulting always in death The
black snake. whenever il finds a RATHER
in this position, throws itself pcross the
middle OF its body, the result being ~
above stated. 1t also kills ils victim
like tho king snake, only AFTER wrap.
ping itself around its body, bciny
nothing but muscles, stretches out.
thorsbv breaking every joint In its an.
tagonisl The black snake is OF more
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
Trustees Sale
,StcHI1 En6iac, Sa1O MiU,
ThrcShcr. separator, sc.

-OO-
DY v.-'ue OF four deeds OF tru from Alfred
ID Moore one OF which is dated nth June,
SO, and it,cflsd in decd boo: No. so, page
IA, in the Clerks Office Of the County Cour,
Of Hampshire CoEnty, 30 soclre To G.. h G.
Cooper a CO e as co. Of which ahaut SIPS 20
reu,ine uuraif Ano her OF which I. dated
i"'h October 1879 and recorded ia said deed
hT'F. page 2I3 30 secure 10 T.. Il q Cooper
Co., SteJ % of which about $40 90 remains
unpaid
another % which is dated 18th October,
1921 AMI recorded in said OIice ~ deed book
No. 90, page 3a2 10 secure 20 Seymour Salim
a 90 the payment OF three notes Of $751; 90
each.
and hr other n which IL dated Juns i3lh.
q ard recorded In ssid Office 10 deed book
80 81, prgs 297. 20 secure 10 y. Guthrie
$500 90. sid 10 secure to I'D yard l. Blackburn
about $500 90. Add after toe sNid debts arO
fully psld to ray rstably whatever may be left
On eli Of h.s debt,.
will a. 90 cell at Auction, before
'hc CouU.hruse door in Romuey. Hsnpsbire
touoty West Virginia, on MONDAY. the 7srd
jay Or July, 1899, the following property, viz,
ONE TWELVE HORSE
Portable Traction Farm Engine,
y 'ch bore - inch stroke. and oil necessS-
" hE'urrs-Also Cus ~ inch Pcny Circular
SAW MILL,
VIII S'vs Carriage &c, necessary 10 run The
'.0s Ian lot Il Lnmber--Also ore Mime.
s.'e CHIEF 30 zach Cylinder Separator,
ny'e'e vith all belts and selves aud attach :
'ar'7 complete
Terms or SALE-One third Casa-one
bird ~ six months and one third IN twelve
months N isterest from day Of sale Note
F'' 81 r. L Two good securities to be gwen
Tor deferred pay nents.
&. s. WHITE. Trustee
f75 agent Attorney for .. b Kirk, Trustee.
0smn Co, June %, 1899.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
SAW MILL,

TENSIONS ! r.. T % "'S.- a. a..
.NI NldowA MOOR children and dePen
1.'' r'rfnis euCued when death resulted. -
''7...s r'uIesod, restoration, iucIeAsAs, boun
back 10y end Exchanges obaineA 80
i.T 20 "oce, DELAY priudices your rights
yes ht'i by law. AI1ress, with stamp the
80 '.',a' he'd 6rm OF EDISON h CO.. httor,
'.t .I..n Agsr's, 9l7 r ST. ws.hiog.
y 5Gne %, 1893.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
II e IS - o ~ a L. IS

Mr.. 7. DALEY returned FROM Shaw, Nine al
county, TO his home ia this place las, week
Miss Lucy, daughter of Mr.. Charlie, Harmi.
son Of this vicinity, who has been for q year
pas, with her sister in FAuquier, re turned hom .
last Friday.
MIS-. Twifori Gf Ccmberlsad, spent last Fri
day night in this place on her route to Capou
Bridge TO visit her daughter Mrs. Pugb. A
stage ride nom Green Spring Is no small uu.
der,akiog for frsil. delicate, lone lady. in her
eighty seventh yesr.
Prof. II. II. johnson returned from Bridge
water on Friday last
Mr.. Grafton wireman ofNew York, nephew
OF Rev. o. r. Wir& man arrived at his ANGLES
in this plsce last Friday.
Miss l.. 81. Kern returned from Winchester
Friday evening last.
Mr. Paul Hammond son or Rev Win. G.
Hammond arrived homs from r, nd dip h Macon
College en- Tuesday last. lie paid Us q pleasant
call yesterday ni0rning.
Mr.. Willie White, son Of 2.v. Charlie, White,
SO well remembered in this community, paid
a short Wait to friends in thil place since on.
last issue.
Judge Jsr:es D Armstrong returned from
Baltimore On Monday last.
Mr.. Willis. son Of Msj J. +. Wilson 10 homo
from Carlisle 10 spend his vacation.
The Misses Lucy and Ida Fecb,ig of Cum
eerland are visiting at Riverside near this
place.
Thanks 10 Our friend Mrs Sallie A. Moore
head of Lexington Missouri for e late copy OF
the ST. Louis rresb y,erian. From It's columns
we learn that her son, Mr James Il. Moorchead
acquitted himself very erediiably at the late
commencement exercises Of Westminster Col.
lege.
Prot o. ". Schasfer and wife, Of RomusY,
Wet Va, ara visiting Mr.. Schae fIer's parents
in this place Wellington is one o: the masy
rising young men tina, Grafton has sent abroad,
and in his particulre profession is makins for
himself the reputation of being ore of the lead
ing musical instructors OF the country. lie was
re elected "a, The recent meeting OF the Board Of
Directors OF the ID b. Il b. Asy Ium 10 the po-
sition OF musical instru ctor in. the blind DC.
r"rtucnt. where be has given gfca, satisfaction
fer hunter Of years past Grafton Sentinel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

4 little negro child arou, FIVE years
ola wit. out arms from i.4 birth Was ta
Ken rvc"ht.y, 20 Nv Yorl! 10, eShihi-
Won. Tbs little creature has mos.
remarkable nso Cf its feet and toes
With these members it can feed itself
md DO great many other things that
the bands alone are expected 20 do.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
DIED,

On the 10th inst. in Columbia. Ala,
bams, Mrs. MATTE A.. wife of Mr..
George Casey Williams son Of Mrs.
Mollie Cameron, formerly OF Moore
Geld, now OF Tennessee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

Instead Of feoling tired md worn ont,
instead of nches and pains, wouldn't
you rather feel fresh anil strong? II
YOU continue feeling miserable and
cool for-nothing you have only your.
SELF 10 blame. for Browns Iron Bitters
will surely care you. Iron aud cincho
ma are its principal Ingredients L. is
a certain cure for dyspepsia. Indigestion
malaria, weakness, kidney, lung and
heart affections. Try it il you desire
to he healthy. robust and strong and
experience It's remarkable curative quail.
tiles.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
GiIkesOns s. PugI,.
Romncy West Va, June 90, 1883.

Romncy Va, June o. 9
Cheese Msccaroni Lard Shoulders
Gpenid Tonatoc, Peaches IT,
DRAFTED Royal Baking wders ' = ~ wv
o"s ohered at figure GILKESONS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

STEEL NAILs.-'rhe Boston CONNER.
cial states that within the past six
months the use OF steel nails has in
creased largely. They came into the
market about year ago ani found an
immediate sac. One 10y one the load
ing nail companies OF this state took M
this line OF manufac,Hrc until all now
produce steel Laiis regularly. No
change, in tho machinery was required
The knives for cutting the eel plates
dull much quicker tian Oh iron work
but otherwl~e thu cost of manufacture
is not incrc ,sed beyond the first cost OF
the steel bloom As compared with pic
or scrap iron which il use ia makiny
iron nails. At fist the extra cost OF
s. eel nails was one an one-half cents
per pound or 81 80 per key bat it has
now been reiuccd To 81 extra.
The great advantage o! the steel Rajls
IS that they can be driven into hard
wood as easily rs an iron nail will go
into pine BOARD. Ws'have seen steal.
nails driven into n white oak knot with
out bonding. Nothing else is now us
cd in laying hard wood floors, a. they
require no boring but ara drvon rapid
ly. For all kinds si hard finish they
arc especially adapted and as so much
hard finish is now employed their ase
must I've on tho increase. They arc
also used largely by car builders, and
boxmakers are increasing their demand
for them. Boxmakcrs have tcen using
the better grades of iron nails, as they
desire those which can he drawn and
re-driven The steel nail meets this
requirement better than any other.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

= Mrs Ru"khun, agod over 30 yesrs
from the vicinity of Parkershure, an
exchange says is how cutting eight
teeth, having been minus them for
or.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

ROUGH On RATS.
Clears out rats, mice. reaches. dies,
ants, bed-bugs. skuIks, chipnunlis, go.
piers. l5r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
New Advertisements.
THE SUNo"e MIL, Milo"

Decided opinions expressed IN language that
can Oe understood the promptesL fullest and
most accurate intelligence Of whatever 4. tho
wide world Is worth Rtieatisu. That 10 What
sverybody Is euro TO end in sny edi,isn OF
Inh SoN. Snoscription DAnr, IA pr~
ges,, by mril, S5c month, or sSt,
Do year-SUsDAY (s pages) 81 20 per
year-WEAELr - Psges), 81 per year.
L. w. ENGLAND, Publisher,
ksw York City
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

IL there anything in tho world that
has more power than smils The
smile Of n girl will draw young man
from his mother and bad company. IL
VIII teach him to bc a man, aud bs will,
If he loves tue girl, do nothing tina,
would chase the emile away. The smile
OF mother will conquer tho waywarri
CHILD, and compel it To cOne into camp
to he spanked or caressod. The smile
Of teacher can do more with a pupil
than bundle OF hsztl bush. A good
old fashioned natural, unaffected smile
costs nothing, wears out no costly ma
chinery, but rather oils IL and makes IL
run smooth, and IS a medicine that VIC
oil like IN take, and il leaves no bed
taste in the mouth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

The Italian Government is in The
market for 10000 bogsheels of Ken.
lucky tobacco and 5000 Of Virgins
tobacco. The la,tcr will I've purchased
by a BAitim ire firm, whose agents viii
operate at Richmond and Lynchburg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

We learn from our exchanges that
Mr.. BENZ. BERRY SNYDER. an old resi-
dent of Baltimore, died in that city on
Friday last. He was born in Romney.
W. Va, in 1918, and went to Baltimore
when in his childhood. In 1888 he
went 10 Springfield, No, where he pur-
chased a plsntation. lie was elected
sheriff Of Springfield in 1910, and be.
came u Mason, his initiation being per-
formed in loft over his stone dwell
ing. The failing health Of his family
causes their return to tie East in lS4S,
and upon reaching Baltimore Mr.. Sny-
der engaged in the wholesale grocery
business on Light-strcet wharf, contin.
uiug u merchant for ten years. He
then entered the employ Of the Balti-
more AMI Ohio Railroad Company ut
MI. Clare rs time.keeper, anil held that
post for twelve years. Alter leaving
tho service of The railroad company he
had neen engaged in tho occupation Of
collector.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
Seatk $raneh 5ntelliatnttr.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1883.
BALTIMORE & OHIO Railroad.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

On and after Nay %, 1889. trains will leave
Green Spring Ran. 40 fellows:
EAST BOUND.
No. Is Passenger. .........S.37 A. NJ.
No. IS Freight & fasseng'r 9.l2 AN.
NO. 81 Freight 6 Passenger 5.53 Z.
VEST BoUND.
NO. IL Passenger. $50 J.. NJ.
No. 81 FRI & Passs e.. 1l.5s A. NJ.
No. s6 Freight & Passs'r. 7.l0 A. NJ.
~ sc & 81 Daily.
I. IL. c. NORTON, AGENT.
Clinton Lodge. No. I'll. AT AN mat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
Not Satisfied with q Little.

lac SURGEON Geneial Of TIC G. 5. A,
Er. ). u. Moore. writing from head
quarters, Richnond. Va. In 1862. states
officially that. If DR. Worthington can
furnish large quaD'i les OF his Cholera
and Diorrhoea Medicine, 40 will place
1t IN the Army. ms remedy in bowel
affections. Sold for % and 50 con;s o
bottle, by druggists aud dealers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

A Cor. Of the Wheeling Intel!igencer
writing from Murlinsburg under da,e OF
the 25tli inst. says: Railroad men re.
port terrible rain storm III the noun
tains to-day They say the like was
never seen. The water seemed 10 fall
in waves. and on the train due here
at 40 this evening, umbrellas, even
III The cars, became matters OF necossi-
ty. The rain found IT'S way through
the roof. drcnchiug the floor and seats.
Passengers Off the train, who stop.
ped here were compelled to Change
clothing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

The amy worm r, Gently m lGo its af-
pearai.ce in field of wheat in Chester
c"un'y, fa.. cutting swa,h about four
feet wlde from end To end, anil the dis
appeared. The adjoining fields were
not toached. and whero tho worms came
from or where they are gone is al uu-
st ived puzzle. II is feared that this
deiac ! mem is the advanced guards in
dlc.tinG future inyAsi3ns.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

AN ISoESIous MECHANIC We have
IN our midst In the person Of Mr. DA-
vID ". ESTLER. q mechanic that well
deserves the confidence rad patronage
Of the public. On several occasions,
especially recently. our press was badly
broken, so much SD tina. we en- erta;nei
hut little hope OF It's heinz r.ended, but
Mr.. r.. soon repaired tho break ard had
it 10 working order. Those having dif.
ficult machinery OH, of order or broken
cannot do better than call on him.
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On the 3rd Friday in each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
Up with the Times.
Constantly receiving
N EW GOO DS.
June Is, 1883.

Just received about 40 pieces Of very
Deninis, striped Cbeviots. = ~
just received the most complete line Of
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another
Just received very complete ladies Thread
Gents riding sand
Just received lot Of Ladies and metal Button.
-boraeed Linen Handkechefs. &c. &c - ~ 'N''"'
Skrts tc which Offering ratio prices -
Ask Corset 90
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do do do Comfortable
do do do OveAn
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sri Corset
do UMBRELLA.
Ask Observation-Disclosures
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