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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
THE DTNNISON,

Ofcne' ls2a. Esopsned April 80. 1888.
(AtU. 8. Custom Hoasc, Ciueinaati, Ohio.
E~st OF Aueniahce. Beds aud Food. withou
ifP!ay incsn6escen, tiec,ric Lights Heated
hy .,.sam, Hot and and Cod Wau- Hrd..uiic
Elevator. Ail-niGbt Service. Double s.e ca
caPes wiit balconies add permsnent Iron lad
ders. Boz j from 90 10 per day
a. GUN NTSON, Proprietor.
Aprii 20, 1888 i'm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
II I'E MIS-.

T. A. Lehman Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, ID G.. All bu.
sness connected with YateD,s, whether before
The 'ent Ofice oc the Courts. promptly at
tended to NJ charge made unless a pa tent is
sccus-d. Send fJr circular. IMd, L. r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
s p rim Is So.
Ron'ney. ". Va. Springfield, W, Va.

Our new Goods are ready at both stores
600 yards choice spring prints SC yard.
New bright styles I'm Madras
Ginghams at 10 & IL l-2 e.
Nice fresh stock Of Lawns &
Pcrcales from l-3 to l5c;
Nuns Yelling all ,oooi-genuine imported in
cream, cardinal, electric blue & black CSC.
Ribbons, Laces, Gloves and
Hosiery, in great abundance.
White Marseilles spreads & table Danask.
India Linen, Dimity, Nansook & long cloth.
Plain & striped linen drill.
ing for mems and boys wear;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
DIILoN's R,-N, April 23r.i. 1888.

Nix. HARrEU :-rhcre is plenty OF
lam AT present, and our farmers are get ..
itnS somewhat depressed in spirits, be-
cause they are unable To SOW their oat s.
lint lew have sown yet, and it is not
proi:ahlc that they will to able tn ID so
this week. owing 10 Tie wet weather.
Wheat has naic ITS appearance above
tic cled aAd IS beg'nning To lock- ~ :
HaId.
=. +. S risher anil Edwari Orndo, fl
have rente; ;hc Mill Property .l Mill
brock. AMI Nc sudc;sta4d are doing
good work.
The roai contractors have been worl: =
lng heir roads quite reccnt!y, and from
tho beginning they are max ing, NC thin K
tue rev road Law will ue sucuess.-
Mr. I. w. Oru,lo, IT Contracted 20 erect
u bridge over Diilon's Rnu at the for,,
near MIR. !. ID. BAKERS ior TIE Sum o..
500 90.
Mr. Wesley Slorakar is preparing
to build barn on lis farm. respect
iliiy,. GUESS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

Spots on the Suns Surface There
arc now upon the face of the sun q
rer} large Atuber OF spots of all sizes,
incIuling two OF unusual extent. The
appearance in licatcs considerable dis.
turbInce, but not enough TO enable
one to- say that terrestrial magnetic
storms or uuroras will follow. Whc:h
CT the recent wet'and windy weather
was caused by the present increase OF
solar activity or not one cannot say
1t Is only when there is intense ac.
tlyity i'll The sun that electrical i'm.
pulse is distinctly felt. No doubt il is
felt even when it cannot be detected
but so far observers can only trace
tie electrical connection when the sur
spot activity is at lis highest Last
year tic point OF greatest sun.spot
production was reached and in 1855
the ninimC1I will DC reached. wher
for days together not sDeck will bC
dlscerhible upon the suns face. The
period IS about eleven years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

a Plea FOR Free Trade -Ex .Scna.
tor Mcdonald, OF Indiana, a pro,ni-
nent Democratic aspirant for the pres
idential nomination, expresses himself
against n tariff Tor protection. In n
recent interview he is reported as fol
lows
q think that tariff in excess Of :,
revenue standard is not right. When
we go beyond that it is simply taxing
one man for tho benefit OF another
III | am protected manufacturers and
you Il consumer, YOU pay tribu;e to
me. and not 10 the government. The
tariff is tue leading national issue, be.
cause It lies Ak the foundation of orr
system of revenue, and it Will con
tlnue to be until it is settled on con
sti,utional basic OF Il tariff for rcvc.
nue.. Incidental expenses are bur
den that necessarily goes with that
mode Of taxation. Aside from the
burden o. government, free trade is :.
true doctrine. Even protccti0uists
admit that tariff shonlh not be levie,!
for protection merely
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

OF for Now Mexico. -N essrs. VIM.
Keyscr Brent Keyser and George Il.
Cole, Of Baltimore. and Joshua Hen.
bricks and son, o. New York. accom-.
panied b. Nol IL. q. Davis, OF West
Virginia left Baltimore on Monday
last for TRIP to New Mexico in the
interest Of copper mines.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

TEt ISL people are 7'-1ys on Toe l5okon
II - To- chances 20 Irc &C. their fatrirRs,
odd ga time tecaios Nr-l,hy-ihose
80 ~" col iHrrrvi ibr., "prOr' Injiiss ',rtsin .
~ rcFsfiY "" "ter e sect G owe 81, mahs
90 'urv. "" - Hr' Git1r W,1 ,v,uCH. bots
Aui gtr' ia on '.- ., ri1h' - .r on "a.
'!iiigs. &sy Orr cta 81 IN w0tH 81 .ps.lY
frDm ''e q. sisrt. THE tuues.@ vi, pay
more tn 'fu itGI'' 'faIri~r vt7 Expcn
sire cuts fnrai,hel free so Que - =, eaQsQs
'ei.s 20 E,tte MONEY rawiiy. You co devote
your W'u.o time ~ the wjrk. rs only your
spare -ns.1sa's Flu inCp.iaatiOr aad All ,nst
= needed scot free. Adde'S 51iSsOS Co.
Pc.'srd, aat.e. fNarcb . lsg3
orr Eidacg cu.o Hydellipe. ifo~ Biz.
- to- Hop oiters. gs.l0w.s syrup % Hyr,.
Ihosph7'es aud III such drugs =, ace kept IN
oosn' ~ ctores, yOG ~ti' col g..
GiakESOSS & rUGH
Apfh } 1893.
AGENTS Wanted ss.;sy ' 49,. '' 9 z, -.
~ 49,. ~. 10y =, u"o - o'uicS
~ SAr.t,-o' = so...J-3 ss.J~s e e.. - -, 8.
Msroh 80, 1888 -sw.
TCSr received saotSer lot Of Tie celebrated
- Riverside Cook Stoves
G NEsoHS PCGH.
80 rice eat of
,.ts. -,4.. .
,.... .NH. ,'GT.
Apr. 81, 1900.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
200 ACRES.

more or !f57 There 10 = suitable Dwelling
house AMI oth-r CuttuildiGys 90 said farm. ssd
~ is und-r good fouce wi.h about 50 Acre,
vel set In grass.
ltUN' or Shis pac bird Of IL, Turch see
m"nty - CASH Oh dsy Of sale-Nnd the tes'd Ne
70 Two qua aruunl PAi u,euts bcT.iug iaicrsst
irC.n srii dty--lhe purchaser 10 g..e NOTES
WIN yeOG sc"urity for tie deferred payments
ahu The legal title 20 De Yet.ircd as further 80
carly. sale 10 cJr1menca abo-; io % clock a m
JAMES G. POLAND,
April %. 1888. Trustee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

The farmers of Hampshire and al.
joiuing counties will please wait until
we receive our Car Load Of Movers
which will he in due time Tor those Who
want to purchase. Remember we ore
not likely 90 be unlersoI1 either. Our
Sample Mowers can be seen at " in
chester. Va, and a. Keyser, West Va.
We expect 20 sell to every man at one
price only. except on time. Remember
also we have on hand now ut Romnev,
4 Movers aud 6 New Hay Rakes
SEOCKEY & HARNEE.
May 4. 1888. Romney, ", VI,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

49,, -. - - = TsZEtL IRTIcT.EAA
n SHS Z = -sSyEf.- ftlA- C@71H0 " a
a. ~ - = uias : J. s-A - ius.tra.ea
80 TX = - tcok. 60 Al ghc .afd TO,
~ - '--E : - F's.- - 1trs ~ Pc..sRs .SI
- = 80 JGzk - - 'crtJn th!= nrp~r
''&-- "a - q = CO., ESWYc1S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
AN NOUNCEAlENTs.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OK FREE SCHOOLS.

Air. Hariier Please announce
that u. + Mcdonald, OF Cold Stream
Bloomery District, will be supported
1T the election to be held on the 18th
OF May next, as = candidate for the
Office of County Superintendent of
Free Schools.
BY MANY VOTERS.
March q, 1883.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

T'hE celebrated "Ro,si" bakiu1 powders
, aad GosOrn's Yetst D4xts fresh & nice.
tor sale bg GtLEEsOSS A pICU
Romney, April 10, 1888
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04
South arantA Snteiiiscnter.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. MAY 4, lsss.

baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
WIEFs1 SCHEDULE.
, IN and AFTER Mag III, Ies7 trains will leave
"eesa SPrins Run. as follows.
VEST RcrHD.
Freight & Pas.c'r.. A. NJ.
no. 40. Freight& fasseng'r 1l.58 A. NJ.
w. ~ passenger IA i. ~
EAST BoCND.
10. ~. iassengor. 1858 A. NJ.
10 40. Vrt " Fassgr 1919 A. NJ.
NO. Al. Freight & Pass2'r. G.OlP. NJ.
&c -42l & Al Daily.
L. u. G. NORTON AoENr.
Clinton Lodge. No. III. A.. E. Il AN. meet,
On the ssd Friday in each mortn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-05-04

TCSr received another lot Of Tie celebrated
- Riverside Cook Stoves
G KES0SS Z PCGH.
ApH IA lass
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01
= Er@C

suhseEisticn, SI-s0 pr anuru n MD
i1aia = iao7thss $50 II not paif v:.bi1
l. months -1-
1r2n-'ens advertisements inserted n 90
cea-s Ter Inch t0- each insertion.
1r<aSielt b-sIuzss uofices m E..-.r -,1
e.7- !" cents PR Ike for each inssr.,or-
bedEctlols WI Be made to rhos.. d-~;-,--
te advertise b TIE year, hsIf CT gr.r.rs
yeSr-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01


Preachers, Mathers, Parker, Ser
lock. Smith and Wilson, conducted
the religious funeral services of
Brodie J Crewford
Wilbur Psanspacks- of Lewstown,
died AZ Brsddoci Ps, Of the knot
ting Of thu bowels, some days ago.
His remains were brought to Lewis
town for interment. He was aged
about IS yearA
4 citizsn Of the west writes that
q farmers wife IN Iowa once being
much troubled with rats stealing
her pies and cakes, her husband set
spring trap for the offenders and
caught the hired man
On the 22nd dzy Of July, Frank j.
Desslt, living N Huntingdon. shot
himself with revolver Two balls
penetrzted his heart causing instant
death He vas 8 native Of Perry
comfy, snd w2s sgsd only 10 years
He w.s engaged II clerkiDg-
Wilson sui kurtz Of Bureau Co
Illinois sold . horses On Man
street last Wednesday sf pubic sale
Tie sverzge prlee Of the h0rses sold
EsS $1,000 The young men who
Ers THIS e1tre.y engaged II the
horse trade sre both L.stivss Of Juni-
"a county
There s-s seEelzi Its OF good TO
.lzoeo rszsed y 1881 n tbs conmun-
II fOr szie- L l. Lot Ass eaten -
~zs = good 6eSl q the tobacco Of
thst yssr- TIE Sez did not trouble
the plant II Jznists thzt gear, Eale
= -aEF O.hsr districts Il cut the lez.
: gre2- deal
Tie proiaee dealers Of Fleetwood.
La1Sa comfy, snip scn1zilg 10
Eazla1elp5lz zbou. z90.0e8 p5tnas
i bstter End 10000 dozen eggs.
Ihe town q Je~i-5ug- Uni0n Co
sErs 3ezlr four tons q butter 70
PGzSslphiz snn1<lir-
An e-1aaz-e So1lS Ike 70 knoK
EEE Z = taEt t5e fresDTs=TlEn meet
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n. oerzz-1 -aE- ti-e EAole structure
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01
Next Friday evening a e45J :

Seu Friday evening At e45J 8
Grsybll- II ) SchoH and Dr. GruI,b
WI start 70 ON the Mary Comm
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01

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ShRTLOCALS.

nev. George Bensugh is rsorsstine
IN the Rocky uorntain region
Cloyd krdsr and daughter of Al
'oona, are visiting friends IN town
Mrs Z s. rsrker and her niece
naA Parker are at Saratoga Springs.
ihe IhonpsontoEn creamery con
sanes 200 pounds Of cream daily
Too much sleep 4 said to be ss
injurious 10 health As too Little sIeep
An Anish nesting was hsId :.
ne house Of John Reno OF lsst Sun
day.
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c7n Dc bought n0E zt ths rsiI-osd
sze5o1z
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-08-01
Bar Meefing.


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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-08

Mr.. George Merritt, Mr.. e. P. Thompson Gnd
DR.. Stratford. These gentlemen are all can-
didates for reelection, we understand, and,
so far as we know of any opposition to their
return, it is not too much to say that
the school interests of the city
would suffer by their displacement to
make room for those who are aspiring to
membership in the board. The school in
terests of Indianapolis are the most import
ant. Nothing should call out more earnest
care and work than these annual elections
for the choice of men to manage this great
trust. 1t is altogether too much the fashion
to allow these elections TO go by default.
Hitherto there has been little or no damage
resulting from this apathy, but ooner or
later the enemy will come while good men
sleep, and we shall wake up to find the
school board in the control of small men
and petty schemers. We call the attention
of the voters and taxpayers resident of the
districts named to the importance of the
duty upon them tomorrow. Let there be a
full vote,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-08

capable of taking it." There certainly is
room for doubt here. Whatever may be
thought of the wisdom of saying masses for
the dead, it cannot be disputed that a very
large number of people believe in their eff
cacy. This belief, of course, would not legal
ize them, since opinions of all kinds must be
subordinate to the law. The difficulty in this
instance lies in the Interpretation of who is
the beneficiary, or rather at what time the
benefit is enjoyed. 1t is much as if the de-
ceased had left a certain sum in trust to be
paid for the erection of a monument over
his grave. The Catholic dies in the belief that
his soul can be prayed out of purgatory.
To accomplish this is a desideratum devoutly
wished for by all adherents of that church.
The value received" for the money be-
queathed is to be found in the peace of mind
resulting from the consciousness that the
great possibilities of the untried future have
been provided for. The fund left for that
purpose would seem to be as legitimately APP
piled as if for any other intangible object.
1t ann be argued that no possible good
can arise from it, since it has been shown
that the good" has already been enjoyed,
can it be urged that the intention of the
~testator was in error, for by the
same process of reasoning it might
be shown that a beauest for the furtherance
of religion is illegal, since no man can adduce
evidence that value received will be forth
coming. True, men will argue from the ex-
p%erience of the past, that religion is the salt
of the earth, and it will be almost universally
conceded, with a myriad qualifications from
the devotees of the various kinds of religion.
The conscientious Catholic will argue just as
warmly in favor of providing against the
difficulties awaiting the disembodied soul
in purgatory, and it looks like a difficult
matter to make out that a Catholic may not
leave money for the purpose of hiring q
priest to perform q certain post norton
Servica