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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
POPLAR STR EET
Business Lots for Sale.

WE WILL SELL at public auction FOR
wv CASH, on
Tuesday Noon, Nay 18th,
at the corner of Main and Madison streets, two
valuable business lots on Pop ar street, about4
doors east of Vim. Deans Wholesale and Retail
Grocery House. The lots have front Of % feet
by a depth of 1sl feet to an alley. The improve
nents consist of nice Office and woodshed, and
a large brick one-story building, built for coop
erage establishment
This property is admirably situated for general
business and coal amt wood yard purposes, and
should command the attention of capitalists.
Every business firm in this vicinity is doing ln-
crative business Title perfect. sale peremptorv.
Terms Cash. 4. ~. RONsT AK & Ca,
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CoBTIvALI@.
The Only Perfect Care for the Opium
Habit Knows.

NOkTIVALIs Is 0 snre, Speedy and psinIess
~ cure for the opium or morphine habit con
tsfning no opium IN any form. IL i the greatest
nerve tonic Ia existence, furnishing n Large sup
ply OF brain ana nerve food. II has been used
VIII great sztisfzcOn In many nervous disorders;
Euen a. sletplezsneEs, nervous Depression, sex
headache. lost manhood, irregularities Of females
aud al troubles arising from the nervous system.
few bottles wlil cure anyone addicted 70 the
morphine or opium hEbtL II has been used with
much success IN the treatment OF lnehdstes
~ SEND FoR oFIUM CIRCUI Az -SS
Manufactured BY
ERWIS, GAYDES 4 YOh6UE,
wInosa, miss.
SOLD BY ALL DEUGeI5T5
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The New Orleans future market opened
quiet and steady; at II. dull, closing steady.
Sales, As, 400 bales. Closing quotations ! ere
"a follows:
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
iONDAf, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.

STEAMERS LEAVING.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY.
Fciars Point. .CoAHoNA, Monday. 5 pm.
Arkansas City. KATE ADAMS, Monday, pm.
New Orleans. go. THos SHERLOCK, Monday 10 an
Osceols ......DEAS ADAMS, Monday, 5 pm
Dyersourg MARX TWAIN. Monday, pm
Cincinnati .......-GoLDEN Crown, Monday, pm.
yicksburg. MKxPHIs, Tuesday. 10 an.
ct. CITY YICKsBUEG, Tuesday 10 an.
stFraneis River. RENE MAcEsADT, Tuesday, pm.
Arkansas kiTer-1DA DARRAGH, Tuesday, pm.
Cincinnati. Cons MILLAR, Tuesday, pm.
White River....-.-HAKD CAsH, wednesday, SPIN.
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.
Arriysis.-R. r. Springer New Orleans;
Guiding Star, Cincinnati; City of Baton
Rouge, s.. Louis; Dean Adams, Osceola.
Departures Star, New Orleans;
City OF Baton Rouge, New Orleans; Josie
Harry, White river; L r. Springer, Cincin.
natl.
Boats IN Port.-Dean Adams.
Boats Due Down.-Mark Twain, City Of
Cairo, Cons Miliar and Thos. Sherlock.
Boats Due Up.-Coahom', Kate Adams,
Rene Macready, w. P. Halliday, Ida OAR
ragb, Golden Rule and City of Vicksburg.
Receipts Yesterday.
Guiding Stsr-1e brls whisky and 100 b1s
starch.
R R springer-s4 hhds sugar, 543 brls
sugar, 20 sks salt, 8 tons salt and 8 pkgs mer-
chandise
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WHISKY. ETC,

BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5@16 peach, 50 so
as so; apple, S2@3 SO.
WHISTLES = RsdistiIled, 90c "a 81 so /;
straight, 81 5094, according to age.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 50@4 sherry,
81 55G4; MISREPRESENTATION extra dry,
S@s Pe sas asds' Po S24S6 s MaI 90
81 so; w. Ciiquof, 500 5O@31 so; claret,
50 1907 per box; Catawba, "a 5O96.
LOUISVILLE, May 12-Whisky, 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-Whisky steady, 81 IA.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Whisky steady,
81 Is.
CHICAGO, May 12.- Whisky steady and IN
changed.
New ORLEANS, May 12- Hhisky I'M
changed.
BALTIMORE, May 12.-Whisky steady,
II 163@1 II.
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PnrRIEs HIDES ANu LEATHER.

HIDES, Erc-No. dry fiat hides, Ice; No.
dry hides, 123@13c; salt hides, 10@l24c
No. green salt hides, 5i@73c; No. 2 green
salt hides. &c green hides, 5(96c. Bseswax
prime yellow, 28@S0o tallow, 7@73c
ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Dserskins-
prime, 25@33c.
CANDLEs-Full weight, 153c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 35940c;
3Sc Icy ina s4 SS@4T d6zs5
domestic calf, $30@45c per dozen.
FEATHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub- washed, 25@35c per pound
unwashed, 1923; bury, l0@16c.
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The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet; At 1880 quiet, closing steady. Sales,
1000 baies. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opened and closed
quiet and steady. Sales, 700 bales-300 to ex-
porters, 400 10 spinners. Closing quotations
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Creamery, 25@35c; dairy, $50
25c; butlerine, 17@20c; Country, 10@25c.
CHEEsE-Prime fat, 123c; full cream,
15!@16c; Y. A, 15@154c.
LARD-Tlerce, 124c; half-barrels, 124c;
kegs, l24c; 20-lb pals, 1919; half pals,
I3{c; 10-lb tins, 1890; 5-lb Tins, 1Sc; BIB
tins, 13fe; leaf lard, 81 higher per cwt.
MESS PoRK-S21 80 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, lac; breakfast bacon, 133@l4c;
clear rib sides, 12c.
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sides, II sc;
clear rib, 114c; shoulders, ste.
New YORK, May J2.-Pork quiet bul
firm; new mess, $40 25@2O so. Lard firm;
prime steam, l2c.
ST. LOUIS, May I2.-Butter-creamery,
2592Sc; dairy, 20t62ic. Eggs-12c. Pro-
visions strong, but only small job trade
dom.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Provieions quiet.
New mess psrk, SO rs. Bulk mests-shoul-
deIs, Sic. BaGon-shoulders, Sc. Sugar
cured hams, I34@14c. LArd-cho.ce kettle
rendered, l23c.
C1Nc1NNATI, May 12.-Pork quiet but
steady, $50 1921. Lard 6rm, 11.40c. Bulk
NESTS dull and nominal; shoulders. &c: clear
rib, 113c. Bacon quiet; shoulders, ST.; clf ar
rib, lle;clesr, l25c. Butter weak; choice
Western Reserve, 15c; choice Central Olio,
l6c.
BALTIMORE, May 12.-Provisions firm; mesa
pork, 81. Bulk meats-shonlders and clear
rib sides, packed, 99113c. Bacon-sbould-
era, l0c; clear rib sides, I23c. Hams, 1449
Isle. Lard-reGned, 123c. Butter steady /;
Western packed, 1898; roll, 14@lSc.
Eggs firm, Ice.
New ORLEANS, Nav 12.-Pork dull and
lower; new mess, $50 80. Lard-tierce, IL (
| allie; keg, 12tc. Bulk meats-shoulders,
65c. Bacon-shoulders, 9tc; long clear,
1l65c; clear rib, 1I4c. Sugar-cured hams in
fair demand ard prices higher; choice can
vassed, 1S3G9l45c.
CHICAGO, MAY 12-PoTk moderately sctive
and higher; $40 20 cash and May. $40 lO(9
20 123 June, so 274@2O so July, $50 42!@
30 45 August, SO 55(dg20 90 -Septcm Ger
Sl7 95G117 97i the year. Lard in fair de-
mand, opened weak sad lower, closed firm at
outside figures; IL 90@Il.92! CASH and May
195@ll973c June, l29l207Ac July and
August, l2c S p,ember, 10 95la10 973c tbs
year. Bu ter quiet; crsameries, lS(a26c
| dAiry l5(622c.
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The New York spot market opened firm;
st II, firm; at 2, firm, closing firm. Sales,
1884 bales. Contracts, 200 bales. Closing
quotations we're as follows:
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DIRECHeRs.

J. C. Eeely, Jas. Lee, Jr, J. D. Milbura, II. 4
Montgomery. y. ". Jones, Louis RAnAuer, S. e
Brooks, Il NJ. EeelE, Pfesident; J. Cochran,
Vice President; T. d. Milburn, Treasurer: T. W.
Roy ster Secretary; John 7. Burns. General gent,
H1HIs COMPANY WILL CONDUCT GENERAL
l. Land Business in all the States, selling and
buying in large tracts, the recovery of lands for
fsitsd for taxes in the different States and labor
phis as the great Center of the Land and Tim
Der Interest Of the Mississippi Valley and the en-
courngement of labor and capital from abroad
q. NJ NEELY, President.
" RoysTER Secretary.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Bankers report a moderate demand and
fair supply, SOS per cent. discount the rul-
ing rate.
Clearings Balances
Nay I2th......... 10T. 1853 o. ISL ei
Total this week 7S0,285 90 1E0,Sf9 q
Total last week........... 126 3l4 G. 2e3 81 81
fame week last Year........ $50 693 &C 155,4I3 50
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RIvR AND WATHR

RIVR AND WA THH.
OFFICE 81 GNAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 10, 1883.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD
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Property Exempt From Taxa
ton.


Considerable inquiry and some dis.
satisfaction has been caused amopg
the agricultural portion Of our State
from the fact that the assessors, in
their rounds, have been listing pro.
perty for taxation that has hitherto
been exempted. The GARNER appar.
emily has been singled out, and every.
thing he has must be brought into the
tax schedule-down even to the suck.
ing calves, the pigs, aud the colts that
gambol upon his meadows.
Some Republican papers, either
through ignorance or desire to mis-
represent, have trie.i to Undue the
farmer with the idea that Demo-
cratic administration had singled out
the farmer to make him bear the chief
burden OF taxation, but, marx, how
plain tale shall put them down.
In March, 1866, an net was passed
by the Legislature of this State, Ia
Republican Legislature,) exempting
the Chesapeake and Ohio Company,
(thcn called the Covinyton and Ohio
Railroad Company from taxation
until the profits OF SAID Company
shall amount to ten per cent ON its
capital. Now, the first Constitution
OF tho State a. we'll as the present
says that all property, both real and
personal, shall be taxed in proportion
to its value, but property used for ed
ucational, literary, scientific, religious
or charitable purposes, NIL cemeteries
ana public property, may, by law, be
exempted from taxation
1t IS well known to our readers that
strong efforts have beer made of late
years to tax the property of tie Ches,
apeakc and Ohio railway. The Su-
prema Court of Appeals of this State
last year decided that the act eXemp-
ting the property OF that road from
taxation WAS unconstitutional, and that
the Legislature could not pass an act
exempting any property from taxa.
ton unless 1t comes under the head
OF one OF the exceptions in the above
quoted sentence.
Now, the same decision that brouyh:
the property OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway nto the tax schedule
also brought some minor productions
there also but where is the farmer
that will not rejoice at the news that
the property of this gigantic corpora.
'on Is ut length to be subject to tax
atom
Instead of singing the farmer ont
to bear the burdens Of taxation this
decision of Democratic administra.
ton looks rs if it was going to relieve
the farmer of n part OF his burden BY
transferring it to Il wealthy corpora.
ton, exempted SO far by the act OF a
Republican Legislature.-G reenbrier
inucDenflent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20
THE DENNISON.

oPe'so 1871 Re-opessd April 20, 1893.
tat 5. Custom HOose, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Best Of Atieadasce. Beds and Food william,
sispsy Iaoandeseent ?lec,tic Liskia Heated
Elevator. All-night Service. DovsIs s,s
c~Prs -tlh bSicsaieI and permaaopt Iron lad
ssrs. Bosti from 81 90 prr DAY
n GC NNI-oN, Pror4je,or.
Afrl -. iS6f la
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20

ell bank currency ia a point not yet
definitely determined, but 1t seems
reasonable that for the currency lost
while in the possession OF the people
the people themselves, through the
government. should receive what ben
cit shall finally accrue on account Of
this destruction. PHoN0.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20
. ACHIN E r Y
And Fertilizers.

WE have made srrsnes neats With come Of
w the most res possible and extensive Msa
ufactnrsrs Of Agricultural Machinery asd Fer'
'llisers II the y. ~. aad se propose TO offer to
the Farmers and Others articles VI superior me-
it. only, which will give them entire sausfae-
ton, nad secure their future cust1m. Our long
experience in the sgsaoy busisess enables ~ t.
make good bargains With tina Manufacturers asd
thereby m. Ike good bargains for our customers.
We sell the following Machinery, viz;
The celebrated Eclipse Engines &
Saw.Mills, manufactured by Frick 4
Co, Pa. The celebrated Dutterworth
Patent Machinery. Threshers and
Double Pinion Lever and Steel Tread
Powers, manufactured Mt Trenton, N.
j., by Butter worth &c Bro. Tho Os.
borne Mower & Reapers for lamp.
shire county. and the Rochester or
Meadow Lark Mower & Reaper for
adjoining counties. The Thomas and
Champion Lay Rakes-Cider Mills.
and Keystone Cultivatois.
GIVE are also sole agents Tor the
Ne" &C" Howe Sewing Machine, which
is without a rival. We are determined
to sell these machines MS low as any iirst
class machine can he sold. Please rall
and examine them. and we will sell the On
TO You like the merchants sell store
goods TOO.
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F r TILIZ & n s .

We are now selling a superior Corr
Fertilizer. Exchange Guano. also e.
qually suitable for all other Summer
e: ops-acts quick and will not li-e.
We will sell fertilizers Of different standard
brands for the Fall trade. We will advertise
Them IT, due time /es> Please rerssmser that
We are selling all the above named goods At
"iuches'sr, Va, also. AEv person desiring to
purchase at Winchester, Va will please cali
on Mr.. George w. Hsrner, Who can lie iousd
any time, on Main ST.. opposite Taylor Hotel.
Sll0CkEY & HARNER.
Agents for HAMPSHIRE and sdj'ining counties
U. address-Roaaey, W. Va.
AN also sole Agent for the Mason L Hsmlin
i orENu - Piano Co, for
Hampshire, Hardy and Grant Counties, Wee,
Va All sales are referred to me from the Fac
to!y, and csn do as well with IN ose WHO wan,
I: purchase rs they can do by sending to the
Manufacturers.
GEORGE w. SUOCKEY,
Rotnney. April 20, 1888 Saesm an
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ALWAYS AgIEcA ID
the GENUINE SINGER
EetcinQ II. 0chine

For ~h,ch there 10 several authorized
.en.s now travelling in ilampsbire
County. Cali ON OF address the Singer
Ascot at Romnsy. West Va. or al
Bloomery. West Va.
Purchasers run no risk when they
buy ,he genuine Singer. Over Five
Millions nave besl sold. (Aprh ID.
The 6aest % Tho market is Roscuh eim's ee!s-
bsa,ed Sprinedals whiskey. For sale BY Pat.
rick Murphy. two dsors north CT Hart Hess''
In Hinchesier. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20

Two ceremonial events, in which
all Virglnians must take unusual i'm
terest. will take place this year very
close together. The first the inaugura.
ton OF Valentines recumbent figure
OF Gen. X. T.. Lee at Lexington on
the 9th OF Juno, on which occasion
ex-Prcsident Jefferson Davis will
MAKE the address; and the second
the unveiling of tho monument the
United States Government is erect.
ing 10 Jefferson, at Monticello, OF
the Gath of July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20

1t IL stated thai there is lying in
the Uni,ed states Treasury more than
$lo,ooo,oOo OF unclaimed money
interest and principal of ruhllc debt
some OF which da'e back 20 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20

And that James Car,ler and Mar
- formerly Mary Cardcr and !
her husband, VIM. Poland and EIr1
beth Poland his wife and Lncird
Pool are residents OF the Sta
OF w. Va. 1t is ordered that al
unknown parties and said non.res
dent Defendants do appear within %
month after the date of the first pG1
hcatlon hereof. and do what is need
snry toprotect their interests. Tesii
V. M. POLLING, Clerk.
April 6, 1888 At.
FIournoy Atty, for PrK.
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The Western Asylum.

The session, on Saturday. of the
Board OF Directors of the Western
Asylum was very satisfactory. The
condition of the premises was found
to be very good despite the backward
season. The buildings are in perfect
order and throughout give evidence
of attention to all details necessary to
the comfort and safety OF the inmates.
AT present there are over 600 inmates
of both sexes These have been main.
tained at !, cost OF 1925 per capita
per week.
The cost for the maintenance of the
Goo inmates OF this asylum is much
less than it costs to maintain 191 pat.
tents in the Rhode Island State Insti.
tuition The contract for furnishing
beef for the next six months was ..
wardcd Mr.. Hale, OF Weston lat Sc. 30
per hundred; the coal TO higgins 4
Collins at $500 per hundred bushels.
delivered. and the contract for flour
20 Dir. Woodford. of Weston, at S.
- per barrel. These rates "a will
be seen, are of the lowest and most
satisfactory nature, while the contrac-
tors are perfectly responsible. The
conduct of the institution throughout
reflects the highest credit upon those
ia charge and all were unanimously
reelected.
The contract for the erection of the
new landing was awarded Mr.. A. NJ.
Do'pb, OF Cincinnati, for 81, 800, aud
the building will 90 mp at once.
The physician in charge was direct
ed to advertise for bids for the cree.
ton OF alpice house and gas works.
both highly necessary to the institu.
ton and both to be erected this sum,
mer.
Messrs. ITasselcr, Of Jackson conn.
ty; Cracraft, OF Ohio; Martin. Of
Preston; Monroe, of Hampshire ::
McNeal, of Pocahontas Despard, of
Wood, and Edmiston, Clifton and
Bennett, of Lewis, compose the Asy-
lum Board of Directors and were pres
ent ut The meeting this week.
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New Advertisement
Y a r.
Pacific Norihce,,
Oregon. WASHINGTON and H.,

~
Offers the hest feel eoi Emiars,,,
a mild, equAble. aud healthy ehm,,.
lAnds VI great fertility, prodaciu. All Ss
OF Grain, Fruit. and Grasses Ia so,a.',
bundance: an iusxhaas,ible suroly o,y:-
vsst Coal fiel6s, aud other n,i,er.l ~
cheap aud quick transportation nv s.ppN
and river navigation direct c,nms...
ell parts " The world, owing TO h, n,o,,'
70 the Poetic Ocean
NO DROUrIIS, NO INSECT ppSrI
NO HURRICANES. WHIRLwi",J
OR OTHER DESTRUCTIVE pn1
NMOENA.
The Lasds Of The Pacific Nor.hwes, an.
average yield Of wheat PC acre ,.rvsI- a.
cess nj that Of any ot,Ie- section OF m, n.
states.
No failure Of crops has ever occurred
Oregon Wheat comuaras a ticb,. ii
than that OF asy other country in III. ll,J
pool market.
An immense area of very fertile R.i,,o.s j
Government lends, within sasy reach ),
trunk lines OF the Northern Isc;ee Ri.
he Oregon Rsilwsy a Navigation. ara -.
RECON 4 Cxlifvrui. Railroad Cos and ,h,;.
mcrous branches 10 the great Waller, n y
colupibis and its tributaries, are nov q
for sale ut Low PRICES, and on Essy Tn
open 10 pre- omption and Homestead su,r,
The great movement Of population Ia
Columbia region now In progress all! ). g.
mcusly Increased nv the completion n
Northern Pacific Railroad, aud the o,..,
Railway 4 Navigation Cos systems. n
renders certain y rapid increase Ia the y.lo.1
Lands nov cpen to purchase or 20 entry nd
the United Ststss Lard Laws.
For Pamp6lets. and Maps, descriptive Of,
country, its resources. climate, routes Of ,r,,,
rates aud full information, address
a. l.. STOKES.
GENERAL EASTERN AGENT
So Clark ST.. Chicag, n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20

John Curder James Carder sa
Mary formerly Mary Uar,ler su
her husband, Vim. Poland 40
Elizabeth Poland lis wife Mary Ro5
erson, Susan Cardcr. Eunice Carde
Lavina Cardcr. Lucinda Pool, job
f. Carder. Van. Il. Caider, and ID
Carder Saral, L. Carder. nebeca
Yost and - Carler iafaat dang
Ter OF Sanford Carder decd, Al
Carder. Luther Carder, and En-
Davis and james Davis and Stepha
Hannas, Defendants.
The object OF this snit Is TO haa
the real estate OF which Abbot ca
der died seizci sold and the pri
ceeds divided among those entitId
thereto and for general relief, &c
And it appearing from an afiidavl
filed, that the heirs Of Henry Caret
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20
Health is Wealth

Ds n G.. NEsT's g=rTs ssp spsr, IRE
80 -syrsn'sed sySyhs tor Hve>x;s ~
H.. On vul~t~u", t1ta. N0Fvox0 Nsufi =
~ ods 2bey Nervous Pre~t mica oaS-si ~ be =
~ 'lconoi o. totsacce. Wsksiulns>s, dsovi -
OF, ro'ts1Isg e the Bys.ta rs-uleng - Z
snnity ana lr~dtnT - rnissry d. spG llss-
fsnsurs old Aso. bnrrcn1ssB, Lfss q pos,
~ Sfuler seE Involuntary lo4ses ard 5perpa.s
sDa-e % eve SndtdesBc.. Rac6 bux - ~
one month tff-tfacct sfnoa NJ 81 ~ bSfri
A~r VI, -S'ii ~ rssI pr~J,sid on recsip, % -
VIZ GUABAsTEn AK RoJYs
Tor six bOHSs, ec~osapanisss ,s,tb gs0,t 80 "
ssnu re 3Iurcrseer ear vFittaa ruaran - " II
IaDu TIE mcneJ " ths troetneut so.s nCt 80
cure. Guarantees issued sply b.
D0DBA ER RROrUxuss s,ru exsssss
Elfoh ~z.n-a, Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20
springdale Pure Rye Whiskey
No. 81 W. BALTIC 81

No. 81 ". BALTIC ST.
Bstwecs Eutaw and Psca sn. B,itinors. Ma
ESinViting attention tn the Ceiebrnted Snrino
Il dale Pure Rye Whiskey, pateBtesi AID mann.
iaeiIred by Mr.. II. Rosenhsim, IL ia but doipg
Jdsttes TO him individually, a1d eonferri.o a
favor upon those Who desire or hav. need IL,
an article OF undoubied purity and uusurps1s
cd in quality.
This hns whisksy Is specially manufactured
~ MI. Rosenbeim, under letters. patent and Ia
Tor sale by him exclusively. There is no SINH.
lar article offered IN the Baltimore market and
Irons its purity aod eIcellence should be In tbs
eaO'not OF every Ons who values y fos aud mr..
srticle. So free from every sduiteration IA tbis
hiskey, aid so carefully has IA been msnnfac.
'urs0 that u is largely prescribed by the medi.
Cal profession IN cases requiring n stiuuIant
As before stated, this fine whiskey can ne or.
tsined only AZ the Wholesale Wareroom, -,
Nr Rosenbeim, No 375 West baltimore Strss,
Tbs Whisk~y is ave and eight years old
Tbs purity and eatelnl ma.nf,ctnr. NJ ,h,.
Zoe WhiFksy 70 Sttesitd by tn. EDITOR.
Da. j. T.. KINa.
Editor Baltimore Trad. sSh,bi,
Jane %. 1882. "
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lust received another lot Of ~. c.i.h,.1.a
- RSusiie Cook Stoves.
April 10, 1899
W. bik-nen thAt wsat 6rst-citss Axe can
II 6ud then at GiLKESOys 4 PifT.n
April i3. 1855.
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THE Sun yLE5ka sI Z

TIKI sun s first aim Is 10 be truthful a,
useful lite second, TO write su cn,ert,,ni
h'stor Of the TINES in which We i've
Piints, on an average, more than a :silrH
copies week. Its circulation ia now ler y
than ever before. Subscription Duv -
ragesi, by nail, 5,5c u month. or I'D
Do q yesr-SuSDAY % psyo.l 81 20 q
yeat-WhkLr ls Psgesl, 81 per rear.
l. w. ENGLAND, Pubishe-
New York III q
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UNDERTAKING

regarded speciality, and persoss supplied .,
short oo'ics sad Moderate rates Ne asks and
nopes 10 receive the patronage Of the public.
changs fer work.
wM. q. BIERKAMP.
Romney. April 20, 1883
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200 ACRES.
Cabinet Making.
VIM. G. RsERKAMp

"iOkhS his eld friends and customers and
Il to public generally, that he IL again At hi.
Ola stand, Greiiznsr Corner, Main street, wbs 70
ne 10 prepared 10 do all work 10 his line of bu
siness 10 good s,yle aid promptly. From his
long sxPeresce be feeIB confident that he can
DO bis work in such style as will satisfy those
shuusting II 70 hiDl. Prices N odsrAts
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-20

Waste n time; delays have de,. GER
GUS ends Ifs member of your family
is suffering With slight cough or cold.
dor . wait until it develops itself into
COL lwptior, but procure at once q
'.tlc OF d. Balls Cough Syrup. sad
cure that cough.
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VoUNG MEN, VI ron want q uice snit Of
4 Clothes leave yonr order With
GILKESONS e PUGH.
April ID, 1893.