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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-17

ouiton- Inns stuitioh has aAso tu1
second fastest record, 3:04l, for a
yearling. in an actual race, which
was made by Bedouin. by Sultan.
Los Angeles has also the second fastest
5-year old stallion record, 2.l9i, Ro-
nero, by Richmond, and 2.22a as q
4-year old. Los Angeles has also pro-
duced Del Sur. with 4-year old record
of 225; Bell Echo, with 4.year old
record of 2.23i; Echora, with a record
of 2.23i, and several others in the 2.3O
list. When these figures are studied,
and it is remembered how few hid es
are raised here and trained. then d ne
is ample reason for believing that Los
Angeles county will yet take the lead
in the production of fast and fine look
ing horses, as we'll as she now does in
the production of wine, grapes and
oranges. There is another fact to show
what outside people think of our horses.
At Mr.. Cooks sale Of horses at Oak.
land, some three weeks since, Los An.
geles horses sold for better prices than
any other California raised stock. A
yearling colt, by Sultan, sold for $40,
the highest price yearling sold at the
sale. Phabeola, daughter Of Silver
Threads, a son of The Moor, sold fol
Sl,l75. A daughter of Echo, Annie
Laurie, sold for over thousand. The
Tiffany mare, by Echo, sold for goot
price. A Moor mare sold high; and, a
. former sale, A. Rose. by The Moor
sold for about $500. Sable. by Tn,
Moor. sold for $1,000. and Mabel fo
500.
j There Is another singular fact, which
II see stated in the Turf, Field and Farm
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II IL 4S =; . ~ Al.


lis honor. Judge JAMES d. Asu
.Tco:y returned from Kcysor ON
Monday night last.
Messrg >. l.. FLoURN1Y an r.. W.
DAILY re -urncd from keyser on Mon
dsy.
iuoa. 4. KELLER, E<1. and daugIi-
Ter returned irom OAAlaad OF Sabbath
last.
JAMES Parsons, E;q. wLo moved his
family from this place TO kevslr two
ycars ago. we are glad 10 know, mov
G back again to HE old horne last week.
Though the Moorefigli Ecamiacr of
last week, we learn tina, Mrs. Wm. g
FNNMErEE wh, was paralyzed some
Two weeks ago. ia conya'escing.
Mrs. ErHGINIA SNYDER OF This place
is ia Hardy visiting her relatives, the
family of Mr.. McWhorter.
We had brief, yet very enjoyable
call from our worthy young friend, Mr..
ANDREW L. PANCAKE Of Nebraska. for
merry OF this county on Wedoesda
morning last.
We are under o great many obliga.
TONS 10 Mrs. Prof II. CgiDrsTgR Tor
some very Gne aweet potatoes on Mon
day last, quito o rarity at ibis season
Of tho year,
BsNj DALEY. Esq. Of Moorcfeld, and
Q. W. DALEY. Esq Of Ksyser, also
Messts. ALG2ANDrE Of Winchester
PeIcE. OF Cumberland aud REYSoIDs oil
keyser, ore in town attending court.
We bad seme very acceptable calls
during the week: J. ID McCooLr
Esq, Of Paw Paw, Mr.. Jona MoxRoe
Of Capon Bridge. MIR. SHORT Of North
River NILS. Mr. Brooks of Dllon's
Run, Mr.. POwSALL Of Smiths Gap. Mr.
a. G. 10y Of North River Mills, FRANZ.
Ewes, Esq. OF Jersey Mountain.
On fndey afternoon last, wo had a
pleasant call from DOR young friend,
[ w. Mcdowell Of this place, recently
located ct Waticnsyille, Hardy county.
as resident Iby sciaa; sod are pleased
to s'a:e that be is doing we'll in his new
profession. The pr. added bis name TO
our list Of subscribers.
Mr.. i. HILL. MARSHALL called 10 see
us on Monday last. lie arrived from
Wheeling on Friday last and expects
to canvass this and adjoining counties
in tho interest of the Wheeling Regis
ter.
We are under obligations TO Mrs,
JAMES SHEET Cor our arst mess OF
early vegetables: lettuce anI raGisLcs.
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THE NE " PATENT
DUST-PROOF
Stem Winding Open Fac, Case
MAsuFAcrUnED by ras
american Uutch Co.,
WdithaDo, NuSs.

This case is formed in one solid riecs with
out JON, o. seam. opening il front Only. thur
avoiding The usual CIp. and securing creates
strength and durability.
These Watches are all open face. The bezei,
inio which M extra s,roug crystal Is i,,sd
with an especially prepared water proof CO.
ment is attached TO the case by screwiug IL
thereon. and ,hus forms an air tigh, junction
with Ihe body Of tbs case. which is proof n
ge,rs, dust add moisture.
10 railroad men. travellers, miaers. lumber
men and othels who ate almost constantly ex.
po2ed snd Who hsNe 10 make frequent reference
TO the ws.ch, ihr,e iaiii,es are OF the utmost
imporRrcc.
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Ghe following letter. tell
their own story.
"VALposrA. Cgongr. .Ju,,

EAtposrA, GEORGIA. jug 10 1897
solo cue q! our faisnl Dus, Proof Cases
sbout ten monih' ago, asd The other day il
came back 30 me With tho request to make it
wind cnsier. GA examination rcuud ,ha, The
'ieni was rusty, ard inquired INFO the cause
Of it IKE gentleman stated to ne tia, he was
starting some cav logs that Lad lodged in
The bead Of the si5er. when his chain caugL, in
Dash aud threw his watch into about twelve
feet OF water, and hs Vas about two hours iiud
iLg II. Nhen ne got it out il was running
rSd he thought all right In shout three
r,oatEs he found that tae stem was hard q
turn al! seat it To ME
c.n say that the ra'ca is All tiat tho con-
r-ny claims inr ii eal rec,u,nea it 10 al rail.
icaI and la,ll men T. ". ErNrtYr
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200 ACRES.

more or 'tss. here j. suitable. DwriIi4g-
iogsr1lrd other cat Uilii1,.s on sajL farm and
II Is usdsr gpud fyr,s with about 81 Acres
well - ia rrnsS
Ts'H' 90 $50 0sc-,h,fj Of he chase
more, in CASA on hay at sn,---ruG 20 resida~
20 wo CO." 'ruHd ~ snen.s tcrrrg Interest
tom sad ds,-.th' IG~crrsvr 70 give mates
WITH good sCcE'Itg ior ib- de:rr'ed j,.. meats
shh the le"al ;i'lr o 1o e.iircd US further se
curry .'s:;. 10 C5''lntn;' 't.5.it ~ Clock a. H.
JAMES &. POLAND.
anril 20 1883. Tru.fa,.
Ty''E celebrated 'Enys;" b'kiog pow aers
a7d ;Dsoiu's Sc al ra<cs ffesh 4 nice.
tor sic hy GiLEGsDS5 j. PCGu.
H,m1ey, A.r:' g. 1888
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CL,ar,x. low, Arril -. 1851.

CLtAr'N, lows, april -. 1851.
81 wi.h you would ssui Ene spriug lar the
In. liierJ Watch By III. way this FL
le'l ~ a watch eLld ia yoar Screw Bcz i Case
u 'HfHtF l's' oil The Ia uf January he
Lat the watch 10 tbs woods, and ronni IL Tai.
week IL urint Gee loot ~ .gE:cr. IL hld l,in
ih;cs muHihs aud over IN saow nni ws:er,
wish h.i a'.shi injGiy 10 iho wa'th--nniy !.
hsir spring q. :. RAYMOND
). .,s'Tlie 'hovs were very severe tests, ana DC
m"nstrA,e h=snn n duu1t. 'hlt tor any r,n
- sLabi- ltr2'h CT linie during tGich au,ch
ASh' DC under w"'er 1t wea!d etsiye 10 it,
Jn.y "Eaievcr
re max :hcso cr,es in bath gold aud silver,
'ui as"'pE;t Gcfi.Y nUST-rl;JuF Stn,,
EFtnNisi.E NJ :c.h Cu~c, IEal-
ic"te 'hs "1'i! /" i'rcdacs irs Eqld
For SIC i'y al Fifsi, Class jewelers..
sar 1888 am.
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Through our frienl aud patron. J. d.
NtCooLE. E,q who has lately been In
| 'he neighbcrioud of Wi.!iams2ort
Maryland. we learn tlat The GROWING
"heal there OF. very promising.
We were Wis tel on Friday evenin.
, iast ey n tetrf &c storm OF ttnuGcy aud
Lightning. accnnpaoio bv heavy rain
wh;oh e""'inu'd % fa!I II greater ?o.t.c4
oi Tie ishr.; anil On Saturday alter
noon another heavy rain. From our
exchanges We mole other seer ions were
visited on The s.me night bv yiQlcn,
ana dsNt'nc;iye .toinis; enc pace sew
era' Luiid ngs "ere struck ~ the light
ming AMI burned to the ground. while
~ other places persons were killed by
IL; one piace';hrec Children " Gro struck
an | t"o instantly killed.
81 "a Train on the IA roa was enter.
ins Cumberland on the 7i3i inst, .hs
engine ran over q Cow il the Nsrrows,
killing her AMI throwing The cneine
from the tra2k over bank tnrupe com.
pletely over. The lremtn jumped rom
ae engine aud was irjure,l. while tie
engineer RENAME! On il, and vas ua-
: burt.
! Mr. JosErn AlLA;1ov8 Of Capor
Bridge this COUNTY. while cpgngsi in
pc4iins bar. f'r Mr.. Jacob Elrney on
Souh branch Mountain west of III 8
place. received severe though not Sc
;ious cut III lis foot on MONDAY LAST. -
HI came !" Town sni lad his foot ! css
cd 10y Dr. Is. +. Berkeley
ALsxaNDEE n SrgrI!cys We hsyc
! just received at this Office a beautiful
! l.tile volume which on ht to iind its
way lao every Southern home. | is
Al excellent sketch Of the Lie cf Al. y
auder II. Stephens written by Mr.. Flank
/ II. Norton, autber OF The Life OF " in
| i,ll =. Hancock, sad other works. g.
contains 81 excellent portrait, and u
| fine view Of Nr. Stephens late residence.
! A remarkable feature OF the work - It's
wonderfully low price. Though VOL
unc Of nearly 100 pages. large, hand
some, loaded type, beautifully printed
on good PAPER, II costs only 10 ceuts in
Paper. or % cents in very tasty cl1th.
| bou:.i volume and even q; this rate
large Discounts arc all1wel TO ageuts
and clubs. II is published by JOHN T..
Alden, Is Vcsey ST. New York.
We ore requested TO make il known
I through our columns that the people in
'he eastern portion OF our county arc
contemplating oreciinI Parsonage for
/ the " l.. Church SJuih. TO loo located
AT Cppon Bridge. Colonel Samuel
! Cooper, ever forward ia n good cause
has dJDa,ed a lot for that purpose and
w. would suggest If {. few others would
be 90 liberal and donste brick, lumber
/ &C. as well as their labor. nice bull
dug could soon DO put up and without
n very heavy expense TO any one per
son. Farther. we would urge upon all
who are interested and want 20 all ia O
good work 60 take or send at thcir means
20 help ~ this enterpdIe and thus all
, vance the interests Of that church aud
people. IL IS very bal thing 10 have
nohomo fJr ~ preacher wien preacher
. sen. 10 field OF labor.
We are pleased 10 near through gen
! tlemen ffOm tho eastern portion OF our
county thp; tie lruit crop IS not injured
~ so many feared but from psoaent
oGlipu,. tnere " J. be an a5updeut yield.
AZ far as we know, such Is also The
case in this section.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

CORPORATION ELECTION. u he ry!-
lowing gentlemen were elected Oh Mon
DAY last. u serve during the ensuing
year as officers CT the corporation OF
hi, place: Henry y. GrLKEsoN, E-q
Mayor; HENRY q EousEi: and WM
NoNrooM&RY. Esquiies, Aldermen
McsssTs. S. L. Fl"urnoy, Virsi! NJ. po-
linz, Robert j. Pueh, Charles NJ. Davis
JOHN G. Hc.s.,tll. Isaac T. Bcady AMI
Tobias My;ilge-, C9auci!nel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11
A Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases.

A Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases.
AsuzISLu, Mass.
4 ara versiug on eighty years, and
deem it my duty 10 suffering humanity
to say that my long life is due TO BRAN.
DnETns Pulls which have been nv sole
medicine for half century,. 1 know
the last forty three years OF my life is
owing solely to their use. Your Pill,
saved me many times after The best
medical skill in several States hal Civ
en- me up rs hopeless. have had many
converts TO pnrgstion- with Bsanireth's
Pills. and have seen them perform al
mos, miracles of cure. For children, s
few ,cses have cured measles, scarlet
lever, AMI ~hooring, cough. In all fc-
maic troubles and weakness I have ne
vor known them 10 fail. In adult males
| have known them 10 cure tho worst
cases OF dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney
diseases, dysentory and dirrhol; even
dropsy, paralysis and apoplcxy have
yielded 10 persistent course Of Bran
drcth's Pills. In fact have found them
the True Life Elixir. They act as con
tinuai preventive against the effects OF
time disease. and labor.
JOHN II. MANN.
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1s.,.,.-.r-,.s,..s--rxr.x.v-r-,----z

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May
7.-Receipts IF CATTLE for the week =
Beovcs il0S, Hoge 5,51S, Sheep $500.
Prices ot Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Best Is 25tG$T 90; that general
Is rated ;:rst quality > 73G3$6 90; me
dom or sood fair quality 25G:5 81 !;
ordinary thin Steers, OScn and Cows
Oote 81 20. Extreme range OF prices
00WSI 90 Most Of the sales we're
from 5 50@S6 ca per 100 lbs. Swine -
We quite at 9lCei0} cents. with Il few
extra q shade higher, most sales at loo
l0& cents per ID net. Sheep We quote
wooded Sheep OF 5GgG55 cts. and clipp-
ed dc 1t 3i(G5t Gems. Lambs sell a,
71@9l cents per ID gross.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11
DIED,

Near Wardcusvillo. on sunday, April
lst, Mrs. kLzA OaSDoRFF, wile Of Sir.
James Ornduff, Sr ia the 68th year
Of her age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

Springd,le Whiskey has world wide rcpuis-
lion ana cau be had Of n. Rose nheim. Dal,i
more, hc being the exclusive paientee. and pro :
prietor OF that celebrated brand For sale by
Patrick Murphy. two doors Rorth of Hart lie
tel Winchcs.5r, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11
UNDERTAKING
THE DENNISON.

Opened is29. Bo-oPcned April IS 1893.
titU. : Custom Eopse Cincin,aG, Ohio.
G'si OF Ai'.. .fas"e. b.ds All Fool. wiihout
display iio. r1escsut ...'rir fasbi. Heated
! ''ea:3 &c.. ard aad Cold Wafer BY drsulic
Elevate > U.ughj Services Double ffo 81
c-'rs viz b''caa'ts and rs;maLrnt Iron I'D
es's Eo.ra o'n 500 PEI dag
= CT 0S>sI.1O0, Proprietor.
hgsil -, 1855 JIM
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

I'D EJN mtYES not, h'e Is sweeping by
"a, ELS u 60 aud dare before yoa
die, something mighty
and sublime leave behiad 70 conquer time. SG6
a week VA your own town, s. outfit free. 80
risk. Everything new, Capital not required
We will furnish you every thing. Many az
making fortunes. Ladies' make az much es
Irnen, and boyj and girls make great pay. Tea-
Der. II you wart business at which 700 can
r1ske great pay All the time, write for pariieu.
lara TO u HALbssr x Co, Portland, Yfae
March 9, 1893
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

ID. II. ilE!SKELL.
Romney, May u, 1898,
an indianapolis baby was bitten.
In teasing a pet Maltese kitten,
IS fire day ended,
s.. Jac 'bs OIL men dod.
And With IL mot hers are sm.tou.
A hunte- who liy 3 ~ Baar Ran.
Hurt his arm by the kick of a gun.
The lunt it did spoil,
But 81. jacobs Oil
CuFei hin before swelling begun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

BACON = SLoul !ers, Hams. Sides
Jowls and Lard Of the very best quail
ty at Russell. Bros
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Iecliciou. Notice.

have found il necessary TO make The fni!ow.
ing changes in nay list Of quarterly mseii,gs
South Branch Circuit a. Burlington, May IL
-. Instead of May 5. 9.
Gardy Circuit, ut AStury. Nag &c, II. in
stead Of May IL. -.
Arrl II, 's3. ". q. HAMMOND. p. 4.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

Prime CIDER Vinegar. Aiso Dried
Peaches At GILKEsoNS 4 PCGH.
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On Thirty DAYS Trial.

The Voi!eic Bell CO., Marshall. Mich
vii SEM DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Violate Belts G Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days To men (young or
Odd who are afflicted with Nervous De
bi!ity. Los; Vitslity and kindred
Troubles guaranteeing speedy anil
complete restoration Of health amp
manly yigor Address % above. y. Is.
No risk IL incurred IS thirty days trial
ia allowed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

The farmers of Hampshire snd adj
joining counties will please wait until
we receive our Car Load Of Mowcrs
which will he In Que time for those who
want TO purchase. Remember we ere
not likely To be understood either. Our
Sample Mowers can be seen at v in
chester. Va and 81 Keyser, West Va.
We expect TO sell to every man ut one
prize only. except on time. Eomembt r
also we have on hand now IT. RomDey,
Mowers and New Hay Klkes.
SRCCKEY Il liARNER,
May 4, 1888. Komney, w, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

The fnost o. The market IS TOssnh eirn's ceI,
bfated Sfrngdsle Whiskey. For sale by PA
rick Murphy, two doors north Ct Hart lie tc
ia Winchester, Va
See GilkesoDs & pugh before yo
sell your Wool.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11
ROUGH ON RATS.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
ants, bei-bugs. skuGks. chipnunks, go :.
pliers. l5c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

ssS-i will lie glad il those who haze
Wool FOX sale viii give Inc call, as |
deslro to purchase large quantity. Al
early Cili silici,ci
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

Tue most tehaoie. carefully prepared
and hest parsstive OF the presen, age is
BRANDRETHS PILLS.
They arc compounded Of Roots. Herbs
and gums Of The mos, healing ntd ben
c6eisi kind.
As Family Medicine they are unri.
vailed. curing IIead-scbc. Constipation.
Liver Compliant. Rheumatism. Dyspep.
sis--clearing the blood Of all impurities
acting on The Liver, Kidneys and 9th.
or important organs removing the waste
tissue, and adding years TO the lives OF
all who use :hem.
For ff'y years they have been used
by The American public. aud their con.
s'antly increasing sales show how they
are appreciated.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

Mr.. Harper Please announce
that Il. f. Mcdonald, Of Cold Stream.
Bloomery District, will be supported
at the election TO he held on the 18th
O; May next, as "A candidate for the
oihce OF County Superintendent Of
Free Schools
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

West Virginia has entered upon a
career of substantial prosperity that
promises a glorious future. The num.
Der of railroads that will be built with.
in her borders tlic coming season will
make q start towards opening ~ her
vast resources Of coal, mineral and
timber, and give fresh impetus to Tho
building of more miles Of road and
Stating of various manufacturing en-.
terpyises. Her star ofdcstny IS i'm the
ascendant The HcXtcensus will show
a large increase III population and n
greater Increase III wealth and resour.
ccs. -MariinsOurg independent
The independent does not oyerdraw
itspicturo OF West Virginia's progress.
III the above paragraph. We venture
10 say that 10 state IN the Uu:on Il pro.
crossing more rapidly, in everything
which tends to actual development,
than Our own. Our mines are open.
ing along all tho railroads and nayi-
gable rivers, and the time is not dis
tant when the 10000 square miles of
our mineral area will DO in demand.
and thus placed OF tho road I'd deveI.
opmeut Oar star is truly in tho as.
cendant.-- Wheeling Evening jour,
nal.
The first number of The Biogra-
pier ia on our table-a Trustworthy
periodical work OF reference. con sist.
ing OIL short sketches of eminent per.
sons. aud portraits accompanying the
articles, from the best and latest pho
t0graphs psocurable. Among the list
we find those OF Chester a. Ar
thur, john Howard Payne. David
Davis, Karl, Otto, Won Bismarck
Schouhausen, Robert Toomhs, Henry
Ward Bcecher. etc, etc The gener-
al and intelligent public should appre.
c:atc this attempt to present timely
Biographical matter in a CON veniont
aud handsome form We highly re.
commend it TO all as being journal
OF unprecedented value
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

Illna,rated Book Of Cage Birds nail
led Tor cent stump. Bid Poop Co %
South aih ST., Phila. April 81, lss3.-4t.
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No Khi;skey!

Browns IRON BlTTgHs
Is ono Of the very few tonic
medicines that arc not co,c-
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey. thus becoming
fruitful source Of intemper-
ancc BY promoting a desire
for rum.
Browns IRON BIrrERi
is guaranteed to be 4 non
intoxicating stirnulant, and
1t will, in nearly every case,
take the place of I'll liquor.
and at the same time abso-
lutcly kill the desire for
whiskey and other in.oxi-
eating beverages.
Rev. CIV. RICE, editor Of
the iweSicaa Christian Re-
0!etv. says Of Browns Iron
Bittcrs:
Gin. o.. Nov. I6, 1851.
GeE.s The foolish vast
ING Of vital force in business.
pleasure, AID vicious injui-
gcnce or our people, makes
your preparation necessity;
and applied, will save hun.
drcds wto resort 10 saloons
for temporary rSeupc's,ion.
BRowN's IRoI BI1-rERs
las been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousncss, weakness, debil-
isy. overwork, rheumatism.
neuralgia, consumption.
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent rc,ic{.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-11

May 4, 1888.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-20
JEFFERSON.

Last Wednesday night fire broke
out in the G. n. w r. r., wood piles in
this city. The alarm bell was sounded
the fire engine brought out and played
upon the flames. which, thougat they had
made considerable headway were soon
quenched.
John Shanahan started for Montreal,
Canada, on Thursday or last week. When
he returns he will bring an uncle back
with him.
Several fine catches of fish have been
made in the river here recently.
Chas. Stoppenbach is putting up a
fine cottage residence for his son Joseph,
near his own dwelling. 1t will be a
handsome addition to the place.
The wife Of Andrew Puerner, Sri, died
yesterday morning after a severe illness,
She was one of the oldest OF Jefferson set
tiers.
Foxey V, ;rotted quatter OK a mile
over the GAINESVILLE course last week in 3?
seconds a 2,0S gate
\ meeting OF the Jefferson 1uru yer
Elm was held last Thursday, June 7th,
and a constitution adopted. The officers
were elected: 1st speaker, H. Colonius
2nd speaker, George Grimm; lst turn
wart, Joseph Kexel; 2nd turnwart, Frank
Pafer; Schriltwart, Earnest Hing;
Schatzmeister, Ed. Mueller; zeugwart
VIM. Mueller.
Jefferson horses were all successful al
the GAINESVILLE trotting meeting last week
Betsy Ann, Minnehaha and FOXey Y,
each won second money in the different
races in viii ch they trotted. toxey won
the first heat in the free for all race Ill
2:233l and had the race dead when {
ram storm came on and being too light
for mud horse Monroe Chief driven by
! the renowned Budd Doble won the race
in time ranging from 230 to 2;36.
MN, Edgar, assistant superintendent
of public buildings in Chicago, spent
! Sunday in Jefferson with his family and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ford of Hills
dale, Michigan, are in the city, visiting
with their niece, Mrs. w. w Reed.
VIM. Watt, one of the first publishers
Of paper in jefferson, is here visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Bruett and Mrs
Clothier.-BGRneT