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Mr.. EDWARD +. SoLLAls, formerly a
This place. but now living near Cakla.d,
Nd, paid US a pleasant call on Sal. :.
day last; he AMI his family have been
spending some days ut her fa,he-'.
Thomas a. Keller, Esq.
Mr'. FLORENCE FRENCH is anscn. az
present, and will he for some weeks.
Miss MAGGIE V. G1LKgsoy, who has
becu visiting her uucio Smith Gilke.on
IN Winchester returned home las, week
Messrs. JOHN KELLER & ". :. FRosT
and con of Frosthurg, spent several DAYS
last wcci fishing in this vicinity.
Mr.. WALTER MIDDLETON uARrEn LEI:
on Mcnd,y last fox New jersey.
NJ. EnwiS ". GLKEaox sreat las,
weel; III Baltimore.
Mr'. HENRY G.. TIoUszE s'ar:ed for
Baltimore Tuesday morning.
Rev. GEORGE W. FINLEY left on Mon.
day morning for Charlottesville to AZ
tend Synod. SAMUEL J.. FLouRNoY.
Esq" Ruiing Elder from tic Presbytc.
rian Church here is also in attendance.
AID we observe, was elected one OF the
clerks.
We had apieassnt call from our Young
friend, Henry b. GILWEsoN, Esq. Tues.
day evening.
ISAAC u. c. PANcAKF, Esq. and wife
returned from their Eastern trip Tno,.
dav last.
We learn thai Mr.. G.. MsstrY and
daughter, LIEF, left MoorefieId on Wsd.
nesdAy OF last week, for Middletovn
Virginia. 10 see her daughter. SADIE
WHO was at that time, very low with
pneumonia, ut her brother. Thomas Mas.
line.
We SEQ from the Cumberland Time,
that Mrs. CATHAEISE TwIFoRD, grand.
mother of our fellow. countyman, A L.
Pugh. Esq. WHO has been spending the
summer among friends at Capon Bridge.
this county, returned to Der homo il,
Cumberland on Tuesday last.
Mr.. EDwfS NJ. GrLKEsox Of the firm
Of Giikcsons and Pugh having returned
from Baltimore Tuesday last, paid bis
respects TO US in our Stnctum on Wed.
nesday morning. Sec their advertise.
ment in another column. and do not
fail, when you visit the store to ask TO
sec the fancy cards Ed hSd struck
while in the City.
We uninteniionslly omitted to make
note OF IN acceptable call We bad Wed.
nssday OF last week from Henry
HAINEs, Esq Of Wardensville, Hardy
county, and bis brother. Mr.. RsAzry
uAGNEs. Of tbs county.
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MAKRIED.

Oc'. 2jth. 1888. at Capon Bridge. AT
The residence of Amos L.. Pugh. ESQ.
by Rev. Robert Smith. Dr.. CnAf.LBs i.
RfNKgH to Miss Dora G. Poor. ali OF
this county.
Oh the 18th ult.. by Rev. =. y. Meade.
Me-. JONI a. II. SwIsuEu OF this coun
ty, 10 Miss Ella G. McGILL of Wasb.
ingtOn, Nd.
On the 2Jth ult.,by Rev T. i. Dickcv.
Mr.. JULfUs II. CRAY 10 Miss SAeAu F..
LIzABETn IRENE LEE, all Of this county.
On tue 3Oth ult, by Rev. Daniel IL.
Arnol', Mr.. JONI r. GRAPES 10 Mis-
SARAH /. " DLrORD, both of this county.
On the 3lst ult., bv Rev. Daniel j.
arnold, Mr.. iiENJANN WESLEY SMITH
10 Miss MARTHA JANE CoRBlv, both oil
this county.
~ tho residence n tic brides broth.
or, Mr. Charles Masters, in Rockingham
county, on the 22nd ult.. by Rev. J. Il
Bowman. b. D., Mr. !. {. Bosas. of
franklin, Pen1!e'on county, - Miss
SUSAN V. MAsrHrs.
On Tho 24th ult., near Darlington. Mr.
ISAAC WIFI 90 Mes StoNorA l.. WELca
both OF Miueral county.
On tue 24th alt, by Eev. II. Hoffman.
at bis residence in Keyser. Mr.. GAR.
RsTT Lease TO Miss ELLA LEAsE-both
OF Mineral county.
On the 18th uli., AZ tho residence OF
The brides parents in Oakland, nd. Mr..
EDWARD WEST 20 Mss ADDIF Tower
both Of Garrett comfy, Md.
On the 18th nit, Nr. J. G. jury %
Miss HANsTEkD o. both Of Grant county.
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The Synod Of Virginia,

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Oct. 30.-
The West Hanover Presbytery met in
the Presby erian church here last night
end organized. Rev, II. NJ. Woods, Of
this city, preached his trial .rmor, and
was siterward ordained a. missionary
TO Hong Kong. Tonight the Synod Of
Virginia met. DR.. G. II. Vaughan, for
merly chaplain OF the University of Vir-
einia, preached the opening SERMON
About ESQ ministers we're present among
them DR.. HoRe, Of Richmond, DIR J. j.
Bullock, Of Washington, and DR.. j. l..
Preston and DIR. J. Wilson OF Baltimore.
This Synod is much the largest in nun.
bers OF oil the SYMBOLS in the General
Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, and. with the exception Of the
Synod OF Texas, it includes the largest
territory. !, includes the Presbyterian
element in the State OF Virginia and
that portion off, same, element in con.
necii,n with the Southern Assembly, in
the S,atos Of West Virginia and Mary
land. There are in tho Synod ten
Presby,eries, with GIG ministers, As Ii
centiaies 81 Candidates, 325 churches,
l.lG7 ruling elders. $50 deacons anu
25,437 church members. All tho mir.
isters aud one railing elder from each
church constitut. the Synrd as church
court. Its numerical strength is there.
fore 54l.
Rev. DR. W. T. Hall, Of Lynchburg,
was elected moderator, with Few. James
II. Smith, Of Leesburg. Rev. A. X.
Cooke. of Millboro', and Elder :. l.
Flournoy. Of Romuey, West Va , clerks.
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Hear what the De0f Say!

II bas performed miracle in my case
have no uncarthly noises ia my head and
hear much better.
have been GREATS benefited
Ny deafness hepei great deal think ano.
tier bottle will cure me.
Ny hearing Is much benefited.
have received unioid benefit.
Ny bearing Ia Improving.
Il ls giving good ss;is action.
Have been greatly benefited, and am rejoieed
that saw the notice Of IL.
ITS Virtues are Unqnestonable On 4 it's Gu.
rAtge Character Absolute, as the Writer cAn
Personally testify. both from Experience and
Ob5crvaiion. Write NJ once TO Hnylock h
Jenney, Dey Street. New York, enclosing 81
and you will receive By return n remedy that
will enable YOU 20 bear like any BODY else, md
whose curative effects will be permanent You
Nil never regret doing o."-Bditor OF Her.
camille Review.
ES- To AVOID loss IN the Mails please send
money by Registered Letter.
Only imported Uy
HAYLOCK & JENNEY.
Sole Agents fot America Dey - NY
August 81, 1888 -iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Holis,ein's Afomanna cones before
the public upon its own meri.s. II is q
positive cure 10, Dyspepsi-. Liver nn,i
kidney Diseases. Sick Headache, Heart
burn, and ell Debility OF the Stomach.
Liver and kidney. To convince tie
people that this remedy /, no humbug
the proprietor is giving ray samp.e bot
Ties free Of charge. You can get one ut
McDo"e'i's Drug Store, Romney. Re-
gular size. % and % cents. Nov.2.
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v g. q. . y ,ast ;s,zEz SyyI5-Zy zySszG3
81. ~. ) g 3 g. 9 "a
now lost. HOW REsroRFDr

.fst ruhiishcd, r res edition of Dr cut
a'' ELLIS Celebrated Essay or the radical
'.'' "' NTcruatotnU1 or Seminal WeaLp
voluntary Seminal Lossoa. lmrotencv. Men.
.' and Physicsl lrcap-cty. Inreli nents IN
$50 't' ETC.; also. CONSUMPTION. Fpilcysv and
PIG. 1'p.cd ~ selfindulse1ce, or sezlal ex.
'rrHgeroc Sc
~ celebrated an.bor, in this admirable es
.', r"r'r der ,astr-te9 from . t'ittr years
'a.1. practice hat The alarming Conse-
noe. 7efsbur" nay 10 Tq3ical.g cured .
...''t ont mode of euro at once simple ccr-
.' tui eGsc'usl. nv mssUs nf which every
r'- nv W tt'-' what bis condition may he
'' -' himself chesp'y, privately and rnii
- II.1 Lecture shorll %, 10 tbs h,ods OF
''f| youth and ev'ry man IN t1e land
,'ni " ter zeal, IN yl,in cnVeop-. 10 anv
7.I'e's. r1sT rtD. On receipt % elk cents or
Two postage e'suus Address
TIE trLNEaN ELL MEDICAL 20
'a1 81 NeH York n. y Pos, ua.'c Box.
Ger o. 1898 -.3m $50
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EARS ' fss MILLION,
Foo Choo.s Balsam of Shnrls's OIL

Foo Choo's Balsam of Sharks Oil
Positively Restores she Hearing, aud is the On.
~ Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This Gii ia a5siracied from peculiar species Of
small Wife SHARK. caught in the Yellow Sea.
known as Chart harodon Rondel eth. Every
Chinese fisherman kuowa IL. its virtues "a a
restorative of herring were discovtrei by a BUD.
dhlst Piest about the yesr 1910. Its cures
ws!c so numerous add many 90 seemingly nj.
.oulous, that the remedy was officially pro
raimed over the entire Empire. It's use became
so universal that for over GOO wears no Deaf
uv.5 bss existed among the Chinese people
Scot, cta;seg prepaid, to snJ address OF s. 90
ger Bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Farmers wishing TO lie succc IS ia, with
sheep should guard them against expo
srrc. But if in shelter NJ his sheep the
farmerGxposes himself and catches col'.
he must use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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DIR. W. j. TRESK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Has concluded to locate in Ronncr
and will TIC glad TO serve the public in
his capacity. All calls promptly mir
swered and charges moderate. Been
prsciicing jears. Parties needing The
services Of physician will do well IL
give him call vii! be here by ;he
first Of November anil can he found q,
PaTkei's Hotel. Oct &c, 'a3.-4'.
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PLEASANT DALE.

Mr.. HARPER Mr. J. d. Beery
has been suffering for some time from
large tumor on his leg. He is now
better but still very weak. Rev. Mr..
Dickey, closed y pro;racted meeting
at Augusta, on Sunday night last.
The meeting had been in progress for
nearly two weeks. Several persons
were received into the church. Mr..
William Barrett. son of Mr.. Barrett,
OF Augusta, has returned to this coun-
ty, after several years residence in
Missouri. Mr.. Barrett was severely
injured in cyclone. in June or July
last. lie received severe injuries n.
bout the head, from which he has not
yet recovered. His house was swept
away and his stock killei by tue
storm. The German Baptist, held
their annual Love Feast in the church
at Pleasant Dale, ON Sunday last. 4
bout one thousand persous were in at
tendance. Several ministers from
the western part of the state, were
present. The rite Of baptism wac ad-
ministered to one candidate for church
membership. a party of young men
met on Tuesday night last, armed
with COW bells, sheep bells, tin horns
&C.. to eerenade a newly married cou-
p!o, at the residence of Mr.. John j
Woliord. After marching around
the house few times, making an un.
earthly din, they were invited to en-.
ter the house. They did SO and willis,
partaking Of some refreshments, were
surprised ut the entrance of the Of
ficlating minister Elder ID. Z. Arnold,
who alter kindly greeting proceed
ed to read chapter and pray with
them, after which he took text aud
preached short sermon for their
special benefit. Mr.. William Sandy,
had COW badly hurt, by tree blown
upon her, during tie heavy wind
storm, of Monday night. Miss Chloe
Shanholtzer, was severely burned u
bout her eyes, by hot apple butter
flying from the kettle into her face.
Mr.. Harvey Wolfo:d has purchased
the house and lot of Mr.. Simmons
near Augusta Mr. Simmons bought
the farm of Mr. John Shank, lying
near Mud Lick sthoolhouse. The
farm contains seventy acres. There
Ia considerable grumhling over the
increase OF taxes Tor this year. The
Increase is ascribcd by some TO tho
road law. The roads, It is claimed,
are nov In worse condition than
they ever were under the old law and
many persons who voted for the pre-. .
sent road law, condemn it's workings
IN nnmcasured terms, aud are waiting
Tor u chance 20 vote it's repeal. Con.
tractors have not done their duty as
faithfully rs they might have done.
Sherman District has made decided
advancement. during the last twelve
months. a large number of dwell
ings have beeu erected, and more are
to be put NJ during the winter Car.
pointers and stoue masons have been
in steady demand. in fact the demand
exceeds the supply. Teachers are
paid good wages and with All increas-
cd length OF term, would he quite
happy. REX.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MAEEET, Oct
. Receipts of GsliIe for tie week -
Bcevcs sill; HogA CO.'S; SHEEP 32i4
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged a fol-
lows: Beet . G2lG9s5 S7l that general
Is rated ars' quality 2jG$5 25; me-
dun or good fair quality 250:i 90
ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows
, 90 gs3 Is. Extreme range Of prices
D OO(oSj 81 Mo-t Of the sales we're
from OO@Sj ST. per 100 lbs. Swine -
We quote rough hogs st G3@63 CT, and
better grades at 7 cents per 10 net. -
ShceP. We quote butcher Sheep at G.0j
cents ard Lambs at 4CG6 cents per lb
gross. Sock Sheep 2 o0G3 90 per heal
'Ot Ewce, and Wo,hers 4NlAl Ga per 10.
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A stray red steer, two years old, with
slit in each ear, got in with my cattle
three weeks ago. on Mrs. Florence
French's place, hu. is now nt my lomc.
The owner will ccme forward, prove
property and get the same.
ROBr. NJ, WASHINGTON,
Oct. &c, 1888.
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Tracts of Land,

in ilamp,bire County, OF which Daniel Il.ines
Go3 seized eTd possessed, ~ follows, to Wit:
ll5i Acres on 1.-the Capcn-57 Acres
on Chestnut Rhlye-2l7 Acres and 90
roles on Crooked Kan 100 Acres on
Chestnut Spring Rua-320 Acres on
North River Drains- 206 Acres on Lit.
tie Capon -l79l Acres near Homo place
80 Acres on road from North River
Mails 20 Rpmrey --lG2 Acres on Grassy
Lick Noun ain 800 Acres on North
River Drains-l5J Acres adjoining Jas
Patterson ani u,hars-l60 Acres or
Great Capon and J;.wards' Run? !,
Acres on Il 'wards' Rnn-354 Acres on
Gi5hprs' Rnn-27il Acres ou Tear Coat
-2ii Acres on Brushy Run-l3I A..
crcs on Little Capon Draius-67d Acres
on Crooked Run --96} Acres AMI a. A.
crcs N North River Draius-l25 Acres
"n Little Canon prains -lSIa Acres on
Crooked Run --l2l Acres and Q Acres
on North River Drains-35l Acres on
'iainy Mountain on Drains Of North
Rlver-and 2t0 Acres IN Little Capon
:0rnrrIY owned ny s. -. Patterson.
These lands wilt ha SOLD In separate
tracts or in parcels is lay he found
tt 81.
Terms or Shie:-i .e-'hird OF lie
purchase money III Ca. aud the resi-
due in two equal aunai payments bear
my interest, tic purci sers to execu,c c
bonds for the dsfarrot payments with
apot"vei security. AMI tho lcsa! title to
he retained as addili,nsl security.
j. c. HEtSKELL,
x. VI. BAILEY. Ir.
:. l.. FLOURNOY.
Special Comm ssoncrs
October 10. 1852.
|, '. N pp!inc. Clerk of the Circuit
Court DC certify That boni mn; sccuri;y
haas been Given lay the above SpeciAl
commissioners ~ required by lay and
'ha decree in ;he case. Given II der
iny hand this 18Th 81 Or'ohe., 1883
V. II. POLLING, Clerk.
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j. G. IihiSKELL.
x. W. BAILEY. Jr.
:. l.. FLOURNOY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM

by virtue Of deed Ct trust from James +
!5 Siaikc and Hnry : his vi ~. ID no no.
C.rsisucd trustees for the use Of WiI,i.,, :
Hook, dates The sd Of February. 1881 md
recorded in the Clerks ofll-e of The Consty
'"nf; al Hampshire County, West Va in deed
hook No 60, IN rsge l-G, We .lI sell ~ p h.
nc auction according to law, on the preu,isec
herein n'mei,
On Monday, the 2lst Of January 1884,
at y o'clock, M i certain piece OF E.nd in
sad County nfipin,rG lie l-Gis of Solomon.
ih.rP Gui Others. containing
50 Acres,
On ''e North end oe Tho tact whereon saia
'tslI,'! i-t,ly r'sidr!.
CHA$. Il. MCDONALD.
GEORGE O. BOW MAN,
Gctp1er 70. 1873 Ids. Trustees
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G!kesons & Pugh have just received
10: or goats fine Shoes male at the
Wiachcs er shoe factory.
TfS Giikssons 6 Pugh's celebrated
Manhattan Tes-the best tea on the
make. for % cents
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

The LATEST BONANZA IN CALIFORNIA.
-l'IEBEE, Cal. Mr.. Thomas y. Ford.
editor Of tho jfouatuin Tribune, OF this
pisoo, publishes that the great pain-cu.c,
-. jacobs Oh, has worked wonder. in
bis family, and that lie would not be
Without it. lie states that among all
Tie people st. jacobs Oil is the most
popular medicine ever introduced.
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We are pleased TO state that Mr.. JEs.
BE NJ. ENoLE OF Jefferson County is
now taking orders for 'Hi:chcoc,,s A
nalysis Of the Holy Bible which is un-
qucs,ionably a very valuable and de-
irable work anil number Of persons
of our town are making gooi the oppor-
tuuity of possessing it. Mr.. Engle will
remain with us until he has thoroughly
canvassed the County, and We hope he
may he successful.
Twenty.six Of tho thirty-cight States
have Democratic Governors. 1t is not
qnite unanimous but will do.
Synod Of Virginia opened al Charlot,es.
vile ON Tuesday las.
II es,imatod amount Of postal row.
enues for the fiscal year beginnin. on
July LIST. next. including $3.50 900 esti.
mated receipts from the money order
business. is $47,lO4O7s. The estimat-
cd expenditure for the same time is
$5o,G62. l5e. which will leave q def cen.
cy in revenus Of $2,95s,lli.
We arc indebted TO our friend Mi.
JOHN n. RANNELLs OF Jersey Mountain,
who kindly remembers us almost every
time he comes t, town, fora peek Of very
fine, large AppIe' aud half dozen
Peaches on Frid.y last. On the same
day we received from Mr.. THoRSToN +.
OFFUTT OF Slancsv.lle two very large
Apples. for which he will accept our
thauks. To Mr. JOHNNIE G. NEWMAN
tie weI!-hnown nurseryman from near
| S.;r nSield, We IRE under obligations
Tor hslt-1u3iel of splendid locking Ap.
| l'les not so much in SIZE but Icing peri, ct
* sound, Oh Saturday la,t. These gen
tiencn are very kind AMI their pr essnts
are most acceptable. We notice sevei-
al OF our exchanges in o,lier counties
know!e'giuS like gifts but none OF
the sizes quoted can compete with what
We have received. Our county is aLead
aga.n.
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Clinton Lodge. No. Al, A. r. d A. ", meets
on the Bird Friday 10 each month.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

DY virtue of decree OF the Circuit, Court
- Of nsnp shire Couatv. West Va rendered
~ it, September term $50, in The Cb.ucery
suit OF II X. Haines vs. Hizsb-,h Hsirrs and
others. we will sell at ?ublic A .c,ion. n.
Pleasant Dale. In front OF J. W. Car,cr'e STORE.
On Saturday. the 18th Of November,
1853, commencing at lo} o'clock, A. N. all
those valusble
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

IHE LARGEST CATTLEIa TIE WORLD.
Duke and Dandy, tie great thorough.
bred short horn FIVE years oil twin s'ec.s
whose weight exceeds 1900, were on
exhibition in Cumberland several davs
lsst week These immense cattle have
been shown in all tho large cities in the
II stern AMI Western States. $1,000
will be paid by the owner ifthey ere not
the bandsomest and largest cattle in the
world.
IL ~ stated that our friond judge
George w. Hawvermale formerly OF this
county, has on exhibition in his store.
at Berkeley Springs. n pic pumpkin
which weighs one hundred and eight
pounds.
The FIRST snow for tLis season fell
here osterlay morning.
The contest in Baltimore last week
for Mayor, resulted in tie election OF
Don Ferdinand G. Latrobc, Democrat,
Toy 3,ts5 majority.
DR.. ]. c. McLaushir. wolfesville,
y. c.. sayt:'I used Browns Iron Bitters
for vertigo and now feel Ike new
man.
THO Winchester TINES OF "Wednesday
quotes Wheat at 94c. TO 81 OIL; corn.
% rye. - oats, 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

IrcHtSG P!LEs-SYMpToXs AGD CURE
The symptoms are moisture, like rerspir..
ton, intense itching, increased by scratchi lg,
very distressing particularly at night, seerus
as If pin worms were crawiing in and sboui
tae rectu!n, the private parts are sometmee
affected. If allowed 10 continue very serious
resui,s may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT
ia pleasant, sIre cue. ALSO foi letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, Setl1 Head. Esysipel.s, Barbers'
Itch, Blotchea, ali sca!y, crusIy skin Diseases.
Sent by rail for 80 csr,3 9 boxes, 81 25, Gin
t-mps). Address. Dir SWAYNG son.
Philadelphia, Pe. Soil by Druggists iAug
You will Gni Glkasons & pugh's
took OF Lo!ics' C'oaIss the latest sly Ice
price from So 80 10 %l2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

An intercst;ng revival meeting is now
in progress at Ebeaezer church, three
miles east of tosr, conducted by Reys.
6lc5srs. WESLEY HAMMOND and II. 81
RoANE. Tie services began with the
quarterly meeting which was held there
last Saturday end Sunday. The spi,i,
OF revival was manifested Sunday night
nnd has increased each night since
Three conversions on Tuesday night.
Nine new psnitents Wednesday nigh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

The South Bsanck Valley N,tional
Bank OF Moorciel'. this State, J. VIM.
GIlkeson, Cashier, having been made a
State Depository, the funds Of this In
slituiion will hereafter be deposited at
that Bank instead Of the Bank OF Wheel.
ing in pursuance OF all order of the
Board Of Regents passed at their regu
lar aunrul mCotingheid on the 18th ms
-TUJ'et.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Twenty.six Of tho thirty eight States
have Democratic Governors. 1t is no,
qnite unanimous but will do.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

The Pubic School oponel in this
place on Monday lest with Mr.. nowAnD
j. WAGNER Cf Mineral as Principal
Miss ELLA SEAMAN OF Jersey Noun
tain seccn, assistant anil Miss KATIE
WILSON Of Winchester in tue Primary
depar: men'. Elrol'ment OF pupils
Girls, 81; Boys, 4s; Total, %.
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