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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
u. MEDICAL PROFESSION

|iufatla- Sfh6 itSA L9 ON
|rs,anss gcneraily may properly
VA nv. ,ne mcriis "a .iol.irus
(nlrsf Ioato." an analysis BY
|slif rhemlst, AETHUR MIiL
|sl Nd, FRS, OF London,
esishs,ah.a also mn eRdorsoment ~
|rRasssa'l'i physician, Proiessor
|Osssnh w w WILSON. Fms. LID,
- arc labeled Oh each bottle.
||IsvSii wi : Colden's Liquid
hs s-r TONIC IS 40 abhreylatian Of
|i.io,si x siai name --.coLDEN,9 LIP.
|iAylasDo, EXTRACT or BEIp And
|zlAsi me- me- Aoh.' Each bottle bearn q
a1aI.i I, si,i, mark Of genuinancss
|tsui slNass b. Observed. ~ u,ere
IL ~ nesr limitations. The sul9eri.
I.iy m, a,S,lals and oolnI.osltIon viii b
D. .ss s,inlielned, Sold by Dr,,rrIsts
q, u,s, bottles fors5. q. NJ CRIT.
"a. TX ty VA, AoEsr, MS fulton 81.
la.sss:ou". Te,ssic byJ.J. sCnoTT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
CLoAKsl CLoAKsl! CLOAKsl!!

Mrs. Brown is now receiving
her stock OF ClOaks for ladies',
misses and children. The term
Ci0akS embraces all the varieties
of Wraps, Doimans, Circulars,
Viscitcs, Jackets, Jerseys, etc, etc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
H e IL - . ~ a L. -

Mr.. ANDREW +. PANcAKR left this
Place Oh yesterday morning last, to
return TO Nebraska lie paid us a
good bye cali on Monday morning and
isnewci bis sdhscri ption. ms we'll as
cheersd us by the Assurance that the
ISTELLIdyscgE !, a welcome weekly
visitor /" him in his far away western
homo. His call was b. far too brief.
yet from 1t We cleaned that he is very
much interested in his occupation; and
we trust all his hopes all desires may
he realized and that prosperity and all
The blessings of life may follow him.
Hrs. HgNEY G.. HoUsER returned
from the East on Tuesday last
Captain G. y WHfrE made a brief
business trip tn Wheeling last week !;
returned on Friday evening last.
Our fellow townsman. Mr.. JosEpu
POLfSo Sen, hiss been disabl 4 in bis
nrm for two weeks past. caused by q
fall while Suffering from a sud den at.
tack OF vertigo.
Mr. ALFRED MooRs. whose aecide Mt
VIC noted last week. is. We understand
getting along very we'll, though his suf-
fering has been worry great.
Mr. JONI L. GoLusBoRoUoH, assis.
tsnt Telegraph operator a. Green Spring
Run. VISITED our town tins week.
Mr.. JssKEEP KgLLEa left this place
on last Friday 20 visit his sister, Mrs.
Edward Sollas near Oakland.
We bad pleasant call on Friday
last from our old friend DR.. J. s. VIII.
soN Of Burlington.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
No poll opened.

mo poll opened.
Board Of 4 iucatiou 10 Rounsy Dis.
trict-Samusi L flournoy, e,ileot-
Edward ku>seli and Charles Harm son
COMMISSIONER.
Gore Distric,-Dr. K. Taylor, presi
dsns-J. +. Pepper aud ID. II. Hslncs
Commissioners.
Mill Greek District james G. Lud
wick. Presidsnt-Julius w. Taylor aad
Isaac Biser,. COMMISSIONERS
Springfield Dis,ric.-B Bet jan,iu Shan,
non. Pr-si,ient-John II. Thompson an j
franklin Ewsrs, Com missioners.
Sherman Dislrict-L. ID. Schnihbe
Prssi,ient-Aifrsd II. Pownali and ia
cob ID. Beery, Commissioners.
Capon Dis,rict-John +. Heatw ole,
Prcsilent-D. W. Giffia aud A. =. An
derson, Comm; ssiOners.
Bloomcry Distric.-rhomas Il. Hor-
ner, President-Icrjsmin 10y and Jas
Slane, Commissioners.
la Zach District there was . large
majority for scho 4 iovy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

ScHooL EXuIBIrI0x.-Mr. JAMES
WIIaMAN Jr.. closed hi. sch rol at Sha-
~ Brook, sbJa; nil $ cas-. Of L.
place on The ID Il last. anil an +. ids;
night, the 18th. an entertainment was
given to tho scholars, which was open
ed by the school singing q piece enii,
tied WELcoNs. witch was we'll perform
ell AMI very appropriate for the occa-
sion. Then followed a series OF Dia-
logues and Declarations bS the pups
which were we'll executed AMI elic;tc d
tho applause 81 the large au'licnce in
alt ndsnce. The teacher at tue clcs
of the exhibition delivered a speech
which added great!y to the cnJ,ymen,
OF the occasion. During tho p evfor m al
css st intervals the strin ban from th g
Deaf, DUMB l. Bind Institution dis
courscd sweet. music. rendering the oc.
cssion = Truly enjoyable one, and the
pupils will remembcr with pleasure and
satisfaction the happy tim, they spent
A. the school house in Shady Brook
At late honr OF tho night the exar.
ciscs wero closed by singing Twilight,
anil the large audience dispersed well
pleased wiihtheir visit TO the school. The
teacher deserves great credit for the
taste exhibit Il in getting up the affair
which passed Off so pleasantly.
JUMBO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
THE NEW PATENT
DUST-rROOF
EN- Winding Open Facs CASE
MANurAcrUHEp Br TUE
american match Co.,
" nHha1a, Mass.

1s;s case - 70. med in one solid piees With
jniui pr sssrn. opening it )rcm only. TINS
,iiinS the a'uaI CAP. aud sscaring greater
kuRth aud durability.
s.ss Watches are all or,n face. The bsxsl,
b "hrh an "1,ra strong cry sial 10 fttsd
~ a. especially prepared water proof &C
|nt !. attached to tse case by serewine Il
|FlroE. AID tsus fHA-s va sir-tixht junction
fL me ecdJ 'cf tAs eas. which is prosf .
"a; lust rad nioisi.rs.
10 rnilrosd men, traSsI-rs, miners, lumber.
fn AID o'he's who are atn,osl constantly ~x.
|s,d 'Sad VINO have TO msSs frequent reisreu c.
'b. watch, these qaaliiies a.~ vi the utmo,,
lpnr ancS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
The Iclzovir Library.

Among the recent issues OF this unique, and
ia respect to eheapaeis An beauty Of fotni aud
typography. really ren rksbls publication, arc
The following Aristotle ny Sir A,ex,ld or
Grant; Plato by G. w. C,llins '':.orsee. -
by Theodore Martin. These are n the famsus
asd eAcslleat "Ancieit Classics for Sug.s,,
Readers series, hsi stofors obtaiasbie only at
.he price Of s.; 90 cash, but nov puhlshsd in
This hand sons form tor Is cents each. .'Th
Indian Song of Sosgs." by Edwin Arnoid, aa-
thor OF "rhe Laat Of Asin,' is pao.ishtd 1T
ceais. tie cheapes; edition here.Iior. issue1 he
iag ST 90. We also have the Life OF ALEX II
StePheas." Sy r. II Norton, aatior It Life o
Gen. Hsaeocs." aud other works. Il contain
al excellent portrait, aud 6ae illustration si
"Libsr:y Hail." Mr. Stephens famous home.
Though e'pyright work. p,yiug the usus
Atty TO the aataor. IL is published At the as
tonishing p ice Of 10 cents. The last issue Is
Schiiiors celebrated ''Song OF The Bsll." and
.'Hsro ssd Ls.sder,'' all for . cs,ts. Th-s,
publications ais 40, sold by deslers generally
but only direct, BY the publisher, JOHN B Al
Drx. Is ves-y ST., New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
PLEASANT DALE.

Ma. HAnp1R:-Mr. John Daug,--
erty 10 building an addition 10 his
dwelling.
Mr.. Harves Daugberty. is erecting
. new residence near Augusta, for
Miss Nancy Emmart.
I A how namsd Watkins. living With
James r. Rucknlan was thrown from
horse on Friday last. His head
struck against tree. and one of his
eyes was badly hurt by a branch of tho
FREQ. 30
Minnie b. a little daughter of Is
aac N. Grapes, fell from board,
whilst playing See-saw and broke her
srm. DIR. Shall gave necessary SUR
yical AID. Minnie is unfortunate,
having b, oxen the other arm year
or two ago.
Willie. con Of Harvey Daugherty
inflicted an Ugly wound upon his foot
with pitch fork. one prong Of the
fork passing through the top OF bis
foot. clf 9
Mr.. Wilson Everett has been i'll for
some DAYS with pneumonia.
There is n large and hourishing SAL
bath school at Augusta.
The citizehs OF Sedan and vicinity
are preparing TO erect a commodious
hose OF worship at that place. The
work is to be pushed forward with
vigor.
Mr. Zepp Of Virginia. was in this
vicinity last week, looking for site
for a tannery. We haven learn
cd whether he succeeded in finding
suitable situation or not.
Jerry is the name Of a large ram
owned by o farmer near here. Some
time since the farmer was ia the field
occupied by Jerry atd the rest of the
flock. The gentleman was in the act
of putting lamb across the .cnce in.
to an adjoining field. aud had his
back turl.ed to the flock Jerry saw
his opportunity, backed off for a good
start and then lifted his owner clear
over the fepcc. The farmer seized a
club and entered into an argument
with Jerry ia which tue latter was
worsted. KEN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
DIE u,

At Grassy Lick, in this county, on
Samuel TLarp. and daughter or James
Pepper. Esq.
On tho 18Th inst. n. his residence 3
miles South Of Romney, Mr.. DAVID
HAMS. in the goth year of his age
lie leaves q widow and many friends TO
mourn his death. Mr.. Ii. was highly
esteemed by all who knew him. Three
years ago ;o was very i'll for some
months but gre~ stronger. Two weeks
ago he was taken with inf AMIN alton OF
the bowels and said he could not re-
cover ahd wished TO become chris, ian
He asked his companion for instructions
on religion ami wished her to meet him
in Heaven. This was a bright testimo-
ny 10 those who stool Ivy him until
God made the separation. This a ,wer
has faded from earth to bloom 10 heav
en-. We frost he il dwelling with the
angels now "whero sickness, sorrow
pain and death are felt and feared no
more" His last words were, ID not
weep for me but prepare TO meet me in
glory A FRIEND.
In Perry. Jefferson county, Kansas,
on toe 10Th Of February last, EDGAR
PARKER, son OF Robert f. Susan Parker.
and grandson OF SIR. Michael En;ler.
of Kansas, formerly OF this county, in
the 18th year Of bis age. lie was a
bright aud interesting child aud much
endeared To- his parents and friends.
They have the kind sympathy Of distant
friends in their sad bereavement
Al his residence, on upper Lost Riv-
er. on tho 18th inst, Mr. JAcoB MATHI.
A.. ST.. aged 8 years.
Near Deep Run. in Grant county, or
Thursday night of last week. Dir. JACOB
SfTEs. aged 60 years, 4 months and 5
days.
On tIo North Branch, near Cumber-
land. on The J6'h inst, Mr.. EDWARD l..
Pollock. aged IS years.
Op gIing 10 press, ws lssrn that Janes r.
Beiskeli, Eco, Of Hardy couatv, died At his
residences near AoOfrfeid, on wednesday eve
Disg last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
PLAIN
TRUTHS

Tie bleod ID he Sounaneioa a
Ne. 4 eireslaaes through every pass
Of Tie body. and snleo / = pare
and sieh. good Aeakh = impossible.
II dDeass - enfered he syuaen
the es1 sure ed quick way - drive
4 cot Is 10 p.sify ~ saneA he
blood.
These simple kcas sre ven
Known. I'D tAs kighea nsdical
authorities agrse that ssesiar b.
iron will reseore The blood % n
natural condition; and also thae
all the iron prepasadous hitherto
made bAekeh the teeth, canse head
>che. add are otherwise injurious.
bRowN's lion B:rrHls win tAor-
ouShiy and quickly assinilats wisA
the blood. purifying and Strengthen.
iae 4, and thus DIVE disease from
any part Of he s,seem. md i YIN
"et blaekea The tech, essss Aesd.
ache or conaipa66h, and \ POI.
lively sss injunoss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
Weak Kidneys Cured.
POsro0cOoK, ". HI
March 3. 1880. I

POsT0OcOoS, ". r.,
March 3. 1880.
have been gre,tly troubled With Rheims.
tism sad Weak kidneys was advised to try
ALLcocs's PoRoUs PLAsrSas Dad used two
other kiads ofso-called Porous , l.sisis, which
Gid ne 10 good), but one sf yours has worked
IKE cparm, giving me complete relief, and I
have mol 5een troubled with alien ma,ism a1d
R,dasy ComplAia since using thsn, aad
consider myself cured.
EDWARD .. BURSIA8.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
CllAr6x. low. April ~ 1881.

CLiAroN, low. April - 1891.
- wish you would send me = spring for IN.
IN kilery Watch - BY III. way this 81
ttr is "a watch sold in you- Screw BessI Case
farmer last fall The irst Of January he
at The watch in the woods, sni fou ad il thi,
peek In about one foot o. water. II had iaii
hrcs months and over in snow and wafer,
Pun but Sigh: injury TO the wa'ch -oaly a
f.r 'priHg. G.. s. RAYMOND"
The "boTs were very severe tests, and as-
fams'rats h:joni = d.uD,. that Tor any rea.
Fehahls length Of time daring which a ns,ch
|biSht b. under wsrr IL would receive To il
buy whatever.
sc make these cases in both gold and silver,
P nd MS" PEhFECTLY pUsT-PEUoF stem
\VntcIl Case, ChaI.
p'"se tao Weird to Produce i,s Equal
or Srln hy al First-Class jewelers..
Nay {; 1898 3a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
ALLCOCK'S
PHLA 31s NohTH THlaD ST
Eat.an.r- Tgan

February |, 1883.
have been using ALLcocK's PoRoUs Pas
rESs for a hun5er Of years and always With
marked bensh'. have been much troubled
with MUSCULAR Rheumatism have been treated
by Owe Of our beat physicians without receiv :
log anv relief whatever. ihen used Att
COCKS PGisTEE on the parts sdsc,s5 ssd eau
assure you the psio has almost co irely left
me can recommend them 10 svery one a.
the best plaster made have tried other kinds
but found them worthless.
Il. +. GALLAGHER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

BALTIMORE CATTLE MAGxKr, May
2l.- Receipts OF Cattle for the week =
3ccrcs i.i39; Hog 1853; Sh,cr 4,52l
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged as fol
lows: Best 25(9S 90; that general.
~ rated first quality ) 1906 %; me
dium or good fair quality 4 50@$5 so,
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
5 500 81 90. Extreme range of price,
5 50(aST 90 Most OF the sales were
from 00@S6 rs per 100 lbs. Swine
We quote at 9i@i0t cents. with mos,
sa!es at anil near 10 cents per Id net
Sheep We quote Sheep at 3s@5s cts
per 10 gross Lambs sell at 7@a1 cents
per 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

SCHOOL ELEcros.--rhse election fos-
County Superintendent OF public sshools
Vas hsl'i in THE county on Tsesdsy OF
last week We give below ths full re-
furna ne fnlio~s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
lac folio >Ninx lcttCr~ foil
tkcfr own MtorH,
'vALposrA, Geoas,A. Jn;y 20. l

FstposTa, GtoRG,A. Jniy 20. 1922
4 cold one Of your Patent Dust Proof Cases
Po"t ten mcnihs sgo. sLa The ether day il
ms back "a zoe with tic ,,ouest 4, nat. /,
no '"s'er. VA examination fouad that tie
4 IN ""s rusty, std Inquired in:o the cause
/" Ike gentleman stated 10 ne ih., be was
Ft'inR some tnw logs th.t lad lodged in
+ head ct the riTsr, when his chain cauyh. in
bash and threw ais watch iuto about twelve
Fl q; wafer, and hs was about iwo huurs nd
|. u. VI lien he got il out il was tanning
'd Ne ia 'uShi ali rgIt. Ia about three
""th. lac found ihAi tsc Stem wss hard l.,
lru aud sent IT TO me.
! ON cay that Inc watch 10 all that she com :
my eiains Tor il and tvco,n.as. 1 il 10 all raj,
"a ana nall men. b ". BESr..r /"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
Saved hi. Child. .
syn. x-s.v s.. a.i.,.~,, "a.

!" n. .-'-. s.. s:,,': =. "a.
Csnss:-Cpoa the sseonnso1s.
sien Of . frssad ] uisd BnowH's
Iacr btrTnls ~ Q soaic and 70.
stosstiss fos my daughter. Who's
vas thoecughiy convinced vas
waiting .svay With Csssunpsioa.
Having lost three daughter 81 De
terrible diseass. usdsr he care e
sminsnt Phys ieians. I vas LODI -
belisvs that anything could arress
the progrsss OF Tie disease. bef. -
mygreat surprise. bs<ose ny dau1A-
ter had taken one kostls Of 6sovu's
Isos BIrIaRs, she bsgaa 10 ned
ssd sow % 9eite restored 10 fosuss
hssith. 4 kfth daughter bseaa %
shev signs q Consumption. anl
vhsa the physieian w.s consulted
- quickly said "Toaics wers re-
quirsd :" and vhsa i.Susnsd ga
the elder sister vas taking Daowu's
IsoW brrraas, rsspoaAe1 "sAAs =
good toaic, take e."
ApoaAA YuSssN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

BHowN's IRON BrrTKls ehectuai.
Y cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases a. Con.
sumption. Kidney Complaints, ess.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

The MoOrtfeli E,o.iinl, Learns that
$ ice qrality nr black marble has been
discovered ON the lands cf Mr.. joins T..
VANMETER. OF tie Oh i,ells. And 1.
vein ni Black aud Gray maibis has been
found on the land Of Mr Jo%EPH VAN.
mErER, near the entrance of the Trough
road.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
Look Out! Judge Heath's O min

tOn.-TLe Hon. II. Il. Heath. Ju,ge,
Hiendon. II. c., wrote Of Or. Wort hing
tons renowned Cholera aad DisrLpa
Medicine: Il have made use OF it ia a
sudden and violent disease. Its eff sets
were immediate and the care perfcct.
| think IL an invaluable prescri p,ion."
DR.. +. ii. Arthur. OF Winton. N. c..
also endorse. 1t. Price IS and so cent.
. bottle. Slid BY drug lists and dealers.
A lunar rainbow WAS observed al
MaIsinsburg. West Virginia, on Mon
day night last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

WhecLiSg Register: Dr.. G.. a. Can
PENrER, member Of tho STATE Board OF
Health, Of West Virginia, a resident OF
Mooredeld, Hardy county, Is reported
TO have read one of the most valuable
papers Of The number presented at the
meeting of tho medical men Mt Grafton.
Its title was a Proper Management Of
Insane Asylum@.' with special reference
to the entire divorcement OF the mere
business management Of the sstsblisb-
meut from the medical care and respon.
sibili'y orpStients therein confined. He
thinks the class known 50 'curables'
shoold DO separated from the incura-
bles' for example, the idiotic aad the
epiIeptic. This psper was listened 70
With marked attention., AMI highly COM
" nted upon Ivy tho entire frate rnity
present. Tho Doc: or IL " DO congrat-
ula'ed upon this one Of bis sblest ef-
forts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

a horrible and sickeniLe report
comes from near Oakland, Garrett
county, Maryland. John Smith, col.
oreI, " rs boss for Adams 4 Kennedy.
contractors on West Virginia Central
and Pittsbarg Railroad. On the night
of the 18th inst, Smith went 10 a
white mans house by the name of
Josiah Uarding. He got IN nh alter
Cation with Harding, during which
the negro shot and killed him. The
Black Fiend then at the point of ~
pistol forced Mrs. Harding to accom-.
pany him into tho woods, where he
repeatedly outraged her. compelling
her to rclpain until lis lus,ful passions
aoated. The woman is in precar-
ious condition, and only reached Ter
lIou:c after Ike ter.:...!! experience
| wi,h the black brute. to faint aud fall
among her terrified children and near
the dead body Of her husband.
This colored fiend spent Thursday
night of last week in this place, and
left tile following morning for Wir.-
chester. rs he said, on his way 10
Washington. We understand he has
since BEEN captured in Winchester
and will he taken to Maryland to
meet the demands Of the laws of that
State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
Ailcocks Porous Plaster
CURES WHERE OTHER PLASTERS
FAIL EVEN TO RELIEVE.

Take no other or you will be dis
Amounted. Insist on having
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

At meeting Of the Is ,srd Of f. lu.
cation held on BIS, to open bids for a
new school hose, Mr.. Nei! McC Irtv of
this town berg fund the lowest BIZ.
der. by some four hundred dollars, the
contrac, wss awarded him. After his
comply in, with the law. In giving bond
ana approved security. the contract wac
duly drawn anil sigue,l, contract re-
guring the building TO lac ready for use
by the first day OF October next. We
wish the contractor success Ia his EN-
terprise. hoping no will turn over to
the proper authority a number one
IUuEc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

a fesUtifIl line ~ Cas5irsers and Suits mad.
'" o'dsr-I'" 70 G'lkesons 4 Pusa
Romney, Asy IS, g.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

Prime Cider Vinegar. Also Dried
Peaches o. gnKEsoNs d PCsH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

Master CARTER u. tvsKEzr, caught
last week, in the South brabch near his
home. large Ash. sucker weighing
) pounds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25
@M. 9. E5ERKAMp
UNDERTAKING

4 NW'f lot ~ iadis,' Work R,.k.,,
4 ine'" good, IRE homemade -vsry n,st.
y nd durabls CiiL.,. ~ p,o'-
Eomncy, Nay e.. 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

- APE a Kidney Cure Hvderlims fro, Biz.
: iers. Hop Biiers. Follow Syr1p Of lIyrp.
rho'phaics, sod al such drugs a. are kept in
'plu'ry stofes, you will lad at
GtLKBSONS h PU IN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-25

AT called meeting 81 the Winches.
ter Prrshytery held ut Charlesiown on
the 18th inst Mr.. ALFRED L. GuA,IAM.
son OF Rev. j. II. GRAHAM, ID. ID was
licensed to preach the gospel. L; is I'm.
ders'ood that The young gentleman will
ii The pulpit OF the Kent street church
Winche ster, Rev. DR.. J. II. Graham,
his father. having lett 90 Friday last for
quite an extended European tour. lie
will visit Rome and rumhe- OF points
of interest in France, Great Britain.
Germany. and Others Of the Easier,
countries, being absent oil summer.
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Tho weather here remains gate cool
With great deal Of rain.
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just recsisel Jos OF the Harrison.
burg hilI--hle Plocghs.
GfLKRSONS & PUGH.
April 20. 1888
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Va. HAupsn I'm q roa nd Of ~ miles thro'
Hampshire. Hardy, Grant and Psndleten. the
crops look we'll. except soue wheat which was
badly injured by Pressing last wiefer This is
mostly on mountsia lands. The grazing and
meadows, ~ere, perhaps, never better ~ this
season, but il has been hard on and gar
dep,. The wet weather has made agaiss, the
planting. sut still good acreage Of corn.
Some yet 70 plan: The heaviest rims s-em TO
have been on Mill Greek and frosa Pstetst urg
across the noun tain to South Fork
The prospect fer FRAT OF all kin I, is good.
The bridge At Pe,ersburgis progre,';sg slow.
". The people are very much Dissatisfied with
the mana Cement Of the aft ir. II was let at 6rst
10 a marty that CT uld do nothiog with it--ssd
refused TO A Bridge Go. at %. 900, but 10 now
going up very slowly to the tsne Of Sill DOE
Tn. bridge nj the Upper Tact Was blown dow o
by the Mach winds-thsy talk Of putting up
ar iron nre.
The late assessment increase the vsIustons Of
Gardy about 500. zoe. which the people regard
m urjus. and oppressive. at ssrnest proies;
against IL
A good deal sfiu,ersst in the election Of So .
periutsud,pt for Public Schools. Davis was
elected in Grant, Biby 10 Pendieton. aud Var.
ner in Bafdy.
The hok cholera has sg,is broken out in
some localities.
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0, 1888


The public will find n complete Stock Of
Drugs, Medicines. Patent Medicines Chemicals &c, &c, at
Mic DOwell's Drug Store.
pure and warranted of the best quality
Also, a nice lot of Toilet Soaps, Perfnm.
Brushes Combs Hair Oils lair nice
- - Ao -
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
order.
csre anddi spauch = = " 80
Thanking the public for past favors their
patronage still solicited d
McDowell's Drug Store.
Romnsy, 3 - F..
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