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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-05

List Of Penoi0nofs

List Of Pensionofs
Or THE UNITED STATES on rHB Roll jan
uARr /, 1883, REsIDKxr N KExxKsEc
COUNrY.
(Contin1sd.)
Name. Casse. Moathly Rate
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18
PLEASANT DALE.


Mr.. HARPRR: We learn that Mr..
Harvey DauShsrty has purchased q
tarm on North River. not far from
Sedan. and will remove to that place
eaily in the Spring.
Mr.. George w. Miller has his new
house nearly ready for occupation.
A Teachers Institute was held al
lIopewell Scaool-house uear this
place, on Saturday JANUARY 5th. and
permanently organized hy the cleo
tion of John w. Hockman President.
and Charles Haincs Secretary.
After pleasant session the lnst;-
tute sdiourncd to meet again at june
tion Scs,ool-house ON Saturday the
l7th of January.
The merchants at this place and nj
Augusta. have shipped large a.
mount of game duiing the season.
One thousand and forty -four rabbits
we're shipped from Augusta alone.
: The resignation Of the p postmaster
at Augusta has caused considerable in
convenience to parties who have been
receiving mail at that point.
REX.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

A FORMER JErFERsoN COUNTY NAN
KILLED. From the Nevada { c.) Mail
the ShepherGs.own Register Obtained the
following particulars Of the acciden,a Al
death OF Mr.. Milton Chambers. former
wc!l'kuown resident OF that county. Mr..
Chsmbers' wife and two children were
spending Christmas With her parents at
Rockville, Mo-. and Mr.. Chaiahers wss
on his way to the same place to take
them home. The train was 30 crow ga
that many passengers hal 10 stand on
the platform, and in the darkness Mr..
Chambers must have fallen of unuo,icei
He was found shortly aflersard by some
repsir hands, lyio2 alongside TIE .rsek,
He was so badly Injured this, he died in
sbou. three hours. Mr. Chambers wss
from near Harpcr's Forty. Hs served
four years in the Confederate service
most OF the time under Stonewall lack
sor.
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II r IL - O ~ Az

Rev. JAMES Ii. LEps, formerly of this
place, late Pasior OF the Presbyterian
church st Frankfort. Greenbrier county
This State. left there with his famil; on
last Friday for Toxss, wher. no viii
serve as Evangelist within the hounds
OF the West Texas Prosbytery.
Through recent letter from our C,ic,d
hr. j.. T FLEEK OF B, 9dhesd. Wi.eon.
sir, sc are glad to learn that We ba, rc.
covered from severe illness; We A.,
also glad TO acknowledge -four dollars
advances subscription for hi1seif and
sister-in.law.
Mr. GRANVILLE II. HARPER OF The
frm Henry. NasIin Sc 60. OF Baltimore
and his friend, Mr.. BRAFFmAE also OF
Baltimore, spent Sunday aud Monday
last with US.
Mr.. JOHN VI. SNYDER OF Winchester
arrived in this place Monday evening.
MrS. LEMUEL CAMPBsLL who spen.
some weeks visiting relative, 10 Berke.
ley county has returned to her homo in
this place.
Mr.. EDDIE KUYKgSDALL who went to
be with bis home friends in Hardy dor.
ing the bolid'ys. is back at bis post of
duty.
Miss ANNIE scANLAS Of Jersey Noun.
tain spent Sunday and Mondsy last a.
Mrs. James Sheets.
HENRY p GILEEsoN, Esq. returned
from Washington on Tuesday.
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/ will i'm the future

as in the past. cell any and all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements, Harvesting
Machinery, Bugeies, Platform Springs.
sud farm Wagons: tue improved Buck
Eye Mower, Reaper, Mnd self. Binder.
WHICH are superior 10 ~ others in con-
",rnc.i,n, liahtpess of draft, &C., and
fully warranted Hagerstown Drill, anil
ne lia.ersiown celebrated uneuu allie Z
Locust Hub iIay Rake, New Departure
nud Brown Co!tivstOrs, Electric Spring
Aei!ating Harrow. Corn Planters, Corn
Crushers, Cider Mills, Fruit Drysrs
Th!eshers, Sau MIL Engines, Barbed
fence wire, &c SC.
fvrIn addition to tie above. YOU will
ut all times 6nd . stock OF Saddlcr, Pri.
dies, Harness, &c, &c.
Soliciting yonr s-teemed patronage.
sm, very respectfully you've,
y. n. HEISKELL.
Romney, Noy, Q, 1883.
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vick's Floral Guide.

For 1854 is sn Eegsn: Book Of $50 Ia.
ges, COlored Plates Of Flowers and
Nege' allies. sand more than 1000 IIlustra.
iipn3 OF tie choicest FlO1crB. Plants and
Vegetables, and Directions for groglne.
- Is hgudsomr cnopglI FOR tue Center
fable or Holiday Present. Soni on
your name and Pest Office address. with
10 cents, and I will s MI YOU a copy.
postsge paid. This is not a qaarter Of
its cost. IL is printed IN boti Eaplisb
and German. ~ you oftervards order
seeds deduct the 10 cts. vIca's gssas
are tbe Bst IN tie " Orl3 Tue Floral
Guide will tell bow 20 GEL and grow
them.
Vick's Flower aud Vegetable Garden.
40 Pages, 8 Co'ored pistos, 800 En-
cravings. For SO cents in pa per cover,
81 90 in elegant cloth. Ia German or
English.
Weeks Illustrated Monthly Macaziae
~ Pages, a Cn'ored Plate IN every
Number and maUy fine Eoprsvipgs -
Price 81 rs wear; Five Copies for So
Specimea Numbers sent for 10 cent?: 2
trial copies for 20 cents.
JAMES WICK,
RDcbester, n y.
Jan. ls. 1884.
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CENTER, SHELBY Co. Texas. !
December 90. 1888. {

Mr.. IIARPER-Dear Sir: We arc NIL
veil ami hase very plea 5aut weather,
the mercury at z, A. VI. today 90. AMI
tie lowest this winter zee in tho a. 81.
Ny sons Geo. A. & j. X. and their fam
l'ies are we'll, and the people generally.
! was smused to see how correctly yoar
Washington Correspo adent referred TO q
member Of the Texas delegation in Con-
Rress che redhesded muuchausen OF
TeSss, Tom OcIiillree, cognomen APP
Piled to him by bis acquaiotsuces in tits
county, though he does not represent
this district. i vas very much grstined
at the election Of Mr. Carlisle.
lo1re, A. r. IT.
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- %
On Thirty Days Trial

The Voi,aic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich.
VII cent d.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Voitsic Bats &c Electric Appliances on
rial for thirty dsys 10 men (goung or
ODD who are afflicted with Nervous De-
bi'ity, Los, Vitsli;y. and Kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and
lcompiete restoration Of health an
manly vigor. Address SO above. n u.
No risk il Incurred a. thirty days trial.
lTcnINo PILES SYMPTOMS AND Cure
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira.
ion, intense itchiog. increased By scratchi u.
vers distressing particularly at night, seems
M ii pin'worus wers crawling In aud sbou Il
tae rsctum. the privsl. psrts are sornetimec
affected. IL allowed to coninns vcry serious
results MAJ follow. 5WAYyE'S OINTMENT
10 pleasant sure cass. Also tos reusr, Itch,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head Efysipelas BARRIERS
Itch. Biotehes, all scaly, crusty Skin Diseases.
Sen, by mail for 20 csa:s. bures, 81 Is, lin
tsnp'l. Address DR. SwAYNe l. son,
Philadelphia, Pa. Soll by D,rggis,s Aug
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In Memorinn.

Mrs. TIExAH TAYLOR MArxwoop.
Mrs. Tirzah Taylor Mark wood. wife
OF John w. Marx soOd, died on the I 18th
OF January, 1884. She leaves seven liz,
tie children 20 mourn her loss. Her
married life Ia just turned tho seven
teenth year. Her illness was prolrsctea
and marked by great suffering, but con.
eciousness remained with her TO the Last
moment. She uas buried Sunday morn.
ing, the 18th, at "Stoue Chapel" near
kidgeviile. w. We. The services were
conducted by her pastor. Rev. Mr.. Da-
wilson, OF the NJ. Z Church, South, ms.
sisted by Rev. +. G. Porter, OF the N
f. Church.
In her 18th year sho gave her heart
to God. anil the life grew in love and
peace undim med BY tho seyerest suffer.
ing. Many friepd csme to see her du.
ring the last sickness Who rc,ur ned home
t. cay. "Onlv faith in Christ can give
such woprcrfnl patience But like the
humble Christian she vas not aware how
sweet her pa fence was. and let her
Thought rest Oh others. There were no
hours OF fretlulness, and her trus: in
Col knew not the "shadow of turrinp..
When the writer saw her, religion hal
so bee part Of TER life thai, in spite
oil pain, she had "a heart at leisure fr ~
itself TO think of orhere. As she sai,i
at times her life wss q striving 10 reach
the 'ikesess or Christ. She did reflect
Ills love, and bouu., to her hear. many
who knew Got The Master. yet what they
Lowell r'ost in her was no Of the wor Ids
giving hnt Of the Spirits ~orking. In
the woras OF her p.stor's text, "if VIC
believe thar jesus died AMI rosa again,
even go them also which sleep in Jssas
.w.i! God bring with him. -. Where
fore. comfor; one another with these
words." +. G. y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

AN iEciDsST IN VInaINIA.-Our old
friend. Mr.. Wm. Claughton. OF Heath.
sville, sheriff Of northumberland Co.
Vs., says: We Lave Hsuy good n1e H.
cines IN cor parts. hut nothing which
equals -. jacobs Oil, tho Great German
Remedy: Ny family keep the Oil in
tie house at ell times aud use IL for nj.
most everything that q medicine can be
used for. They claim that it lis un-
eqca'ed lfnr. rheuma lism aad oil bodily
pglos. :. Trppahannock, (v;r9ini,,) Tide
Water Index.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

TTTE5T VIRGINIA, To WIT AT ruies held
w In the Clerks Onics OF the Circuit Coirt
OF Hampshire Cosaty, on the lN NInday in
January, 1885,.
Thomas NJ. Ginevan In his on right
and as Administrator OF Luther Gu.
evan, decd.
e..
David :. GineYan = E,lHard NJ. Cine.
van. Defendants, In Chancery.
The general object o. this suis ls 20
require tho defendants TO account for
Announcements made TO them in order TO
the proper distr button of the personal
estate VI The said Luther GiDevan and
for direction and instructions as to the
proper administration OF said estate and
for general relief. Aud ~ appearing
from 81 affidavit fled, that ;bc Defen
dant, David s. Ginsvan " non-resi.
dcnt Of the State OF Yves; w., II r. orr
dered that SAID NONRESIDENT Defer iant
do appear within one month after the
Date OF the FIRST publication hereof, and
DO What IL necessary 20 protect bis in
teTest. Teste.
V. rs. POLLING, Clerk.
jap. IL, 1884. --4w.
FiOurnoy Attorn v for Plaintiffs.
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Died

On the let inst, in Grant county AZ
ter lingering iiIness; Dora Parker.
daughter Of Geo. w. Parker aged 81
years.
Al tho residence Of her husband, DR..
N. ID. Psrrer, near Moorefleld, on the
9TH in.t.. Mrs. g. Louisa Parren.
On the 25ih cf December, 1883. ut
Pine Puff Arkansae. very sudiirnly OF
hear. disease, Mr.. FRANK LEE vAss.
youngest brother Of Mre. Robert White
aged So years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18
JANU AIRY /, 1884.

Below We invite your attention to Cir
cular which We have issued for the purpose
OF explaining our position and our greet
need at this time. In almost every instance
You will find It annexed to your itemixed
account. and we hope all vii read it care
fully and by complying with it greatly rs:
sist us in establishing regular and syste-
matte settlements.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

In both houses Of Congress on the
Sth resolutions were offered looking
TO the protection OF our interests A.
| gainst those governments which have
prohibited the importation of health.
fni meats from the United States In
the Senate there was considerable
debate on the Senate rule providing
for committee on internal improve.
ments, and the matter was not dis
posed of. In the House bill was
reported from the military committee
for The relief Of Eitz.J Ohm Porter
The death Of Edward Laskcr. the
German Statesman, Was announced
and resolutions Of regret adopted.
Tho House committe. ON agriculture
discussed the subject OF plcuro-pneu-
monia among cattle.
In the Senate, on the 10th, the con-
sideratIon of the new Senate rules
precipitated q debate OH the tariff
question, which was participated in
by Senators Maxev, Beck, Frye,
Morrill, and Morgan. In the House.
Messrs. Belmont aud Hewitt offered
resolutions calling for information re.
garding frauds in the customs collec-
tons by means Of differentiation or
duplicate appraisements. A Joint re-
solution was introduced for the i'm.
mediate appropriation of 81 900 900
tor tho Mississippi river improve
meht.
The Senate on the 18th passed q
bill appropriating 81 900 ,o6o for the
mississippi river Improvement. A
bill was introduced for the relief of
the survivors Of the Jeanette cxpe-
dition and the heirs OF the deceased
members. Mr.. Cullom spoke in fa-
vor OF his bill to reorganize the legis.
lative power OF Utah, aud Mr.. Brown
spoke in opposition. The Senate nd.
Journed until Monday. The House
was not in eession, having adjoS rned
from Thursday TO Monday.
In the Senate on the 14th Mr.. Ed.
munds was elected president pro tenn.
of that body, Mr.. Anthony having de-
cilned the honor. Senator Hill spoke
IN favor OF his postal telegraph bill.
In the uouse q number of bills were
Introduced, among them one by Mr..
flndlay. of Maryland, to authorize
the purchase OF foreign built ships by
citizens of the United States Tor use
IN the foreign carrying trade, and
another by Mr.. Cox to repeal the law
prohibiting ex-Confedcrate oaicers
from serving in the u. s. army.
In the Senate on the 18TH most IF
the session was srent in debate on n
resolution looking to re.aliatory leg.
lslatlon tor the protection CT Amer.
lean meats in certain countries OF Eu-
rope, The House debated. without
concluding, the bill app.opriatiug
= 100000 TO continue the Mississipo,
river improvement.
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Notice.

a 1T persons Indebted to the estate Of
Joseph Fshs, deed, are respectful.
y requested 10 come forward and psy
'p by Tie fra Of March next, or their
cams viii he p'Vced in tbs hands of an
officer for collection
SILAS MILLESON,
Executor { Joseph Fahs, decd.
Januaryt, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


ny virtue OF u decree Of the Cirsu:i
~ Cou-t OF Hampshire county.W Va. !,
rendered az it's Septe mber term, 1882, in
the chaocary canse of Cornelius vanoss-
deis Administrator U.s. Cornelius Van
ora,'el's devisee-, &c, will sell at pub
lie auction. before tue Courthouse door
in Romney, W. Va, on
Saturday, the 9th of February, 1884,
ali the Teal Estate of which said G.. Va.
horsdeli ed seized and possessed in
said County. consisting Of that portion of
TIE HOME FARM
lying on the West side of Capop River,
containing
2lo ACRES,
more or less; also two other tracts ad-
joining tue same. containing respective.
~ sat Acres & $50 Acres, and a tract
OF Timber Land about two miles from
he said farm containing CAS- ACRES.
Terms OF Salo-One-.hird OF the put.
elsse money In cash on day of sale, and
The residue in two equal annual psy-
ments bearing interest from asid day,
the purchaser or purchasers 10 execute
bonds with approved security for the
deferred payments and the legal title 10
be retained as additional security.
s. l.. FLOURNOY,
Special Commission r
Jan. II, 13si.-tdz.
j, V. NJ. Polling, Clerk Of tho Circnit
Court OF Hampshire County, w. Ys., do
certify that the bond aud security re-
CURED by Law and the decree in the CO so
has been given by the above named Spc-
ci1l Commissioner.
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

On the 10th irs,.. Ia Keyeer. by
Rev q. Hoffman. JoHS II. STRAIT to
Miss NAosis AAxFIxLD = both Of Key
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

AGENTS =: s' 81 d. r. F,. Tss Live: g;
The u. ,. ne largest, haacsomest best book
ever sold fsr lea liisn twice our price The
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ns TO agents. All Intelligent people want H.
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free. HALLErT BOOK CO Poriisod. Maine.
Dec. "a lsea. "
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Strength t, vigorously nu,I, q ,,,.;n,

Strength t, vigorously ppsI, busipes.
strength 10 study for a profession.
strength 10 regulate household. strength
to 10 dave labor without physicist psin.
DO Won desire strength 2 IF YOU gre
broken down. have no energy, feel AZ II
life vas hardly worth living, you can ba
relieved and restored TO robust hesith
and strength by taxing Rrovn'a Iron
t'itters, sure cure for dyspepsis. mai
sris, weakness and oil diseases reauir.
ing true. reliable. non-alcoholc tonic.
1t acts on the blood, nerves and muscles
and regulates every part OF the system
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18
CIRCULAR.

h when we began the credit business Rmney years ago.
oeea "h SYSTEM studied carefully that there
reasons why the Credit could
u ana mutually satisfactory longer months
Cur hrst reason was that it required capital sxpc
ueh % put III ouny Store to sell
a all good men would prefer months
up rather than their at profit and
longer which would have to be done tie plan
NOW" what 10 our conviction after
account and business extending through cars Il
we started nat
10 single Instance where
ou on the othe hand has been again by our
icmers all the County. - - 80" ~ W. US
Inc the routine and of Country
very great and impossible MAKO
al the time therefore, either mailed or
sent n some private opportunity youef
ss na you give carry stenn Va have already been obliged
borrow money twice during the last ninety ees
aher Than ask before January 80 - - ~ -
Now that iemzed
your prompt personal attention O the same , ~ ~i
ouch that we close with negotiable notice. 500 -
we expect to begin the new ear with a
line of Bargains.
Have just reduced all our 8 I'D cents
dress goods to A cents.
I. Ell. @. PANCAKE
Romney January
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

oh, no, don't advertise said Spris.
gins tbe man next door to me Is biz
advertiser, aud good many people soc
my store as they pass To 90 into his.'
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Mr.. HARPER :-Nothing stirring has
happened recently q, this point, but To
show that We have survived tho late
bs'zz nd. We Will send q few scraps.-
Owing 10 the extreme rough weather
our sqnibs bays missed Gre the last week
or tho. The thermometer registered IS
degrees below zero: SATURDAY., Sun lay
aud Monday were the coolest DAYS ex-
pericoced here for yea.s. Sine. our
last communication 1. r. Powelson and
~ Z. Haines have returned to this coun-
". Zach has spent some time in the
western States. j. Il. Hcare went 20
washington City last week. Mr.. Isaish
ro"nall who has been quite unwell 10
convslescens. Mr.. VIM. Gray is sill
under the doc.oi's hands. Capt. J.W.
Hardy is suffering from Asthma. The
hoiiaays passed off quietly in this sec-
ton. Sieighing was inialged in "a FREQ.
~ as tho snow-crust would permit.
Yours respectfully, UNO.
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MR HARPER Dear Sir: I killed
tarce deer . Few days since within thir..
~ minutes. In regard to the improve
menis on North River wouli say that
Mr.. Joseph Kline bas built fine VA.
gon -maker's shop and has commenced
work. l think times will get better no y
"a | sae he has hult Yankee iumnsr
snd has painted it and set IL out TO dry
Also d.. Miller Is building a 6ne dwell
ing house o the wesL side Of the Nor,l,
Hiysr Turnpike naac Lick Ran.
MARTIN v. ORSDOEFF.
Jan. II, 1854.
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Collins and CaSkets

kept in stock. and AZ low price,. Ur.
holstsriny sni Repairing Furniture
promptly attended to.
V'f will keep thoroughly posted on
all new sn1 tasteful designs OF Curpi-
,cre ,hst may he ahlo to NEE, the de,
mauds OF those who may favor me with
loi~ ,otna1 o,1o.s
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Mattresses. BedlOun.

gcs. Lounges, Chamber Suits OF imi.
ts,ion ard Solid Walnut--and IS
grades Of Carpeting from the
leasteSpensive Ingrains to
tho finest Brussels
aud Velvets.
Picture Frames -Chr,mos--Oscoot' q
lle!eotrope -Engravings AMI Oil Paint.
iugs furnished on short notice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-18

ever before offered In shis place. A.
mong The many varieties of household
goods that have on hand, I will cali
special attention to nv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

living near Hsgan's Mills, in trying al,
strength BY lifting on scales one Gay is''
week,
and died short time thereafter. ~.
| In the case of Mary 3: Gil W JONI
Myers, or, trial for ba.tardy In tne E,!cui'
| court the Jury found for the, piaintin.
Can't j <. Israel, informs US that on &C.
| connt of several trivial accidents about tne
| Union Coal Works, of which he is Lessee, ne
viii not be able to have coal on this side OF
| the river before Tuesday; but ne VIII oe
receiyirg coal from Benwood via b. v.
The sale Of Rev. Esther Days house.
hold effects will take place on the ZVtn Vi
' Inn Htnratta expects to occupy his
new hotel by the first OF April.
The indications ere that tne COMFY, ga,
line in this plsce.
The denomination known as the Gam
belIites or Christian Church will soon be-
Gin the erection Of church on the iot 10
The rear of T. II. Bakewelrs residence,
which has been donated 10 the church oy
that gentleman,
The bad condition of
The Roads
has delayed Tim stiwelt's trip West.
Can't. ]. E. Hart, OF the Herald has
rented the property formerly occupied by
Rev. Father Daily and will shortly move
his family from New Martinsville.
About the tirstof last August, the county
Commissioners appointed q committee 70
investigate the affairs OF the County In
Urinary. The committee appointed. after
making what the called IAN Investigation,
made their report, which was published in
the REGISTER 1t Is hardly necessary Tor
us 10 tell what that report was; no doubt II
| is vet fresh in the minds of many, but We
will say that, while in our Judgment the
committee overlooked several matters OF
moment, the report was quite severe, and
| 81 owed q lack OF proper care and treatment
evidenced their good intention to do the
prup,r thing by increasing the number OF
| the committee, and instructing 1t to select a
| site for q new poor house, and investing II
with other powers, quite extended. Now,
afrss eli that has been said and done, and
| in The face of the irregulating committee
| rel orling necessity for prompt and etiec-
| tive measures busily taken to procure
| suitable home for our poor, seven months,
| months, too, of cold and disagreeaole
| ysstler have been permitted to pass ana
! nat a single meeting or action OF the com.
| mitree 10 perform the duty for which they
were appointed. Why this delay, when
| the occasion for
Prompt Action
was pronounced by you rs imperstively
necessary? Don't waste precious time, or
be in huenced by what outsiders may say
sss!2pt where ySa should locate the build
ing, or whose farm to buy. Act upon your
| Judgment and to the best interests OF the
| country. The REGISTER has taken prom.
| inent psrt in trying TO bring about rem
| edy for the Isckness in the treatment OF the
treatmf Mt Of the poor of Marshall county
| ard until the work begun in their interes!
is properly ended, it will not cease t.
"srur EN-" when they need it, to effective
| action.