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Illinois gzye one vote 90 Hendricks Ten
nes--e one for Tlldcn and Wisconsin, f0gf
For Flower.
Adjourned til Friday morning
The yassoasi Commifsee-
AiAbana-Henry G. S~Enpss
Arkanszs-S- ". Fordice.
Califoyni%W. NJ r. TarT~y.
CoIOrzdo@M 5. wAIe..
CeEnecfcut-w. H. BArnrm-
Fl0rstz-Samnel P4scD-
Geogia-Pzirick Walsh
Illinois, Coming judd
fndEana-Anstin Il Brown
lowa-M Il HAa
kanas-C A. Blair.
Ken;rcky-Henry Y. AeHenrJ.
LouisiznA-R y. Jone<
MAin-Edmund Wilsoo-
Nxrytznd-A. p. CONAN
MchiznrDoa u Dsckinsoo
Ninneso0I. H Kelly.
Ni10un-John G. PrsxaE-
MiHssippsc A yohnsoo-
EebrnSka-JamG z Bcyd-
Nev7ds-Deanis Z mccarthy.
New Hampuhi1e-A " SalaaWsy.
yorSh Casultnn-A ~. RanouA
OhieW. n. AMIhWG
RAode ka1nn1A
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

American cfvtfLHIsBu GsmA01A t01f Against
thesfumi1rntion or Importation Of Nongolians
TO thee shorc~. our gates he closed
The Democratic party inNste that II - the
duty Of the Government 10 protect With equsi
fidelity and vixiiarce. the r1gh-s OF It's Citizens.
native an nasurAfzed. NJ bono and abroad.
and IN the end that this prosecston may BE- a.
sured. United States papers Of nssgralnArssa
issued by courts ~ competent Jurisdiction
must BE- respected BY the executive AID lexi<
iarfvc departments Of our own Gov~ruureu.
and by nj foreign powers IL - an imp-rs-
tive duty Of this Government - efScteutly
protect al the rights Of per-on and property
az every American citizen In foreign Iand~.
and demand and enforce o full rrpararton fr
any INVASION thsr-of. An American citizen
i only Responsible % his OVID Government for
any scf done IN hS- own cDunfry or under her
rag. and can only be tired therefor on hsr
own soil and according % her isv. and No
power exists tn this Government tn erparrx;e
al American citizen % he tined IN any foreign
for any such aer. This couut-y ha- a
vel defined ard executes foreign pplry
save under Democratic administration rhs.
pcitcv hss ever t--n IN rr<ar1 10 foreign M
lions - onz 81 they "a Dot ser oesr1neufa.
10 the Interests Of the country or nurt<ul 70
our citizens a. h.; them alonf. that a. the ~
salt o. fat- policy we recall the sczUi<irsou Of
Lo1i>Ezna- FLORIDA California and other ALA
cent Nerican t-r-1rDry: es purchase slone.
and contrast the>e grad soquisTtson. 81 Dem
ocTatIc stzre,-Da-sship with the r-srcha<~ OF
Alaska The sole fruit Of q Republican admin
Of nearly q quarter Of q century.
INTERNAL In-PEoyRxES-x
The fe3eul Government shou1 carr 70,
and improve the Mississippi River and other
great wsier-vsys Of the Republic 70 ss 20 g.
cure for the Interior States easy and cheap
frnn>portefSOo TO " nde d long
period % Ismocr1fSc RUE and policy our n~r-
chant marine vas fASS overfakinx and on the
point 81 outxsripping that Of Great Brfsasn.
lnoer twenty yeas Of Republican rule and
policy our has hsrn i-ft 20 British
bottoms, and almost has the American aax
been swept o6 the high seak- Inssend OF she
Republican parfys British policy. ve Demand
for the people Of the Cnifed stsfee an Amer
lean policy. Democratic rule and policy.
merchants and sailors Gyinx the Gsrs ana
stripes In every port successfully aaSching
can Industry Under . quarter Of q century
Of kepubtjcan rude and policy and deaptse ouf
sdy1nfAGe over m oeher nsftoas In
soils: despite free1po Of trsAe anoag
teeae Gained 0kafea: aesptno thefy Pop
uastoa b. - 1osa0o8 1nps a ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

NAross. Ia. Jsl
0y1ss<1 u sfss essy}
stnee isS Frstay nikeIj
he hE bra akQ;ly DIAL
ing hefcse aepssssnx Alb
In his wife md child .
peUrikSuA
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

he nomination 81 Mr.. Cleveland was
ila3e unasimoa,:
fhr convention then al journes "a sse
q clock Ia give an Opportunity ~ onassli Ga
- Vice Presidency.
EVENING skesuuS.
The convention Ax~snblrs9 at the bour.
St .cn, nam-s were pre-entci ts Wee
III : dent Among them lion- TtsasEas A.
.Iis o lrtrks. All other nasnc. we're "a
ain v a and amid a storm of enthusiasm hr.
Die -irLcks received every vote 81 the aoar
zen .ioa Adjourned sine de.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

The cnnvrz;sue ~&s cs,i~s - ers~ ~ II
Q eAsk and Pave ~As osrs-a ~ Dr. Cha
sz l<rkcs Of er&x Chnrrh Cnkaxn
A aeisxss frun Pranssgvsxz asss~s fsxs
ts essnseassan nav p<uc-cd ~ As-Nzsa ha1-
~, osster~A
The ballot prsscacA VIA C~vrskns
Esincu sery Ena;rxiAily. H~fGrs tie rs-als
~s E~nfsouss>d The eAsaers n Cl~sesxaf
we've very TspsS AID NeIscaa.s's sar,<srrr
wenf "a HrsdriekA fss csufasaa was
grrai tu. aftex uraer vzs ry~sor-d ~ 30
snli II The s-coaS ballot sas kanszauc4 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
AN OLD MANS LOVE.

BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
4ufhor % Boctor T7.ern<." 81 Frnmlp pnrsgn
oJe,' is ne ropenjovr' Phtnens Finn.
the Irish Member" = The Wordsn."
"Borchcster Toner'S" ETC., Etc. o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
As~sS

C~HTrIKoTaE A-px. EeE-
s1 Kesth eDrnsn4fs1 he ~ kx2sHx No.
rain. ye<tsr8zy- hrx1s drsakanx
scua<xAzt prrTA1 ioenr>e 60 II
suszs. - unkns~n tnzrsx funu
Of A<s and ease frya sfC.nsgy 80 o.
civ last ue-k fnx the ax k<zcR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-24

A prominent gentleman of
Washington denies the story that
S. w. Dorsey paid 100000 to r.
G.. Ingersoll for lawyer fees. The
fact is" said the gentleman, that
Dorsey has never paid Ingersoll a
cent for the work he did for him.
When the last trial was over and
Dorsey stood free man, he asked
Ingersoll for his bill The latter re-
piled that he had no bill to present
that it had been with him a la
Dor of love. He believed Dorsey
to be an innocent man who was in
danger of suffering a great injus-
tice, great wrong. Subsequently
Ingersoll lent Dorsey some money
and rendered him great assistance
in preventing the Bosler family
from taking Dorsey's ranch prop
erty away from him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-24
WHAT BEAT GORHAM.

The Washington Capitol is au-
thority for the assertion that Mr..
Blaine has positive proof that Sen
ator Gorham, Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee
was instrumental in inducing DR..
Burchard to make the Rum, Ro-
manism and Rebellion" sheech.
The foregoing may or may not be
true, but just such things have
been done. The Hon. Thomas
Fitch did precisely such thing to
defeat Geo. G. Gorham for Cover
nor of California. He was asked
what sum he would take to inject
a few lines into a speech to be de-
livered before a great assemblage in
San Francisco. He looked over
the lines and named his price. He
included the lines in his speech and
though Mr.. Gorham, who was on
the stand, then and there protested
that those lines contained neither
his own nor the sentiments of his
party, they beat Gorham, and Fitch
collected his money.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-24

Another San Francisco banking
house has gone under, and large
number of people have been Aeeced
out of their money. The estab-
lishment, which consisted mainly
Of counter, one room and a gilt
sign was ostensibly run by Brooks
& c.. Brooks, however, was a
dummy, and the real thief was a
financial scallawag, named Nc
Donnell. Uuder the title Of Bank
ing House he ran a cheap bucket
shop, and everything was retained
that fell into its net. The fellow,
Mcdonnell, started in business with
less than one hundred dollars, the
rest of his capital was all cheek.
His plan was simply to retain
everything that came into his
hands in the shape Of money. He
did not invest it in stocks at all
but simply put it in his pocket, de-
pending upon falling market to
pull him through. A sharp ad-
vance in 'Norcross brought lot of
his patrons to his door, who wanted
to realize on their Investments, and
of course he was unable to meet
his obligations.
Something such a law as governs
the establishment Of National
Banks should be made to apply to
cases like these. The banks must
have a certain amount Of money
on deposit at the Z. S. Treasury
before they can go into business.
The creditors Of such an institu-
ton always know where they can
go to realize in case the bank goes
under. There should be estab-
lished in every large city a place
where the law should compel all
persons - engaged in handling
other peoples money, and doing
a banking business-to deposit
sufficient sum to guarantee that
they were bona fide people fnan-
cially, and not mere kite-fyers en-
gagged in doing business upon fc-
titious capital. Dozens Of these
San Francisco banking houses
have failed in the past few years
and yet hardly any one connected
with the frauds have been brought
to justice. A law could be passed
which would prevent impecunious
people from going into the bank
ing business, and weed out largo
numbers of the swindlers at pres
ent engaged in it. 1t should be
called : An act to prevent paupers
from engaging in. the banking
business.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-24

The Comstock papers are giving
a full account of the ancestors OF
the Prince Of Colonna, but giving
ns very little about the Prince.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-24

The Battle Mountain Messenger
will enlarge on the LIST Of January.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-24
LEGISLATIVE CLEKSHIPS.

Announcements under this head are
So, invariably in advance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

There was great rejoicing over the
election of Cleveland in Somerset
county, Pa. There were many torch
light professions in different neigh
borhoods, while The county Gown was
favored with an Immense one, ut
which an OK was roasted whole. and
2l9 ROSTERS slain and common fowls
beyond counting.
The republicans, TOO, seemed de.
iermined to have some fun after a
doletul sort, by having "salt river
professions" They did it up well =
bad the wIIo'e family-incIuding Mrs
Blame and Mrs. Logan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

Col. Robert White and his wife Of
Wheeling, arrived on the 10 A. NJ.
train Monday and were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Flournoy until yester-
day. The Col. paid us o pleasant call
Wednesday morning.
s. L. Flournoy, Esq, and his son
Park, returned from Richmond Tues
day evening last.
R"v. Mr.. Mann, Deafmute Epis-
copa! minister, from Cleveland, Ohio,
arrived in this place Tuesday eve
Mug, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. ID.
Hays at Mr.. Sheetz's.
Col. Thomas E. McCoole and his
wife. from Keyser. are making lit.
tie stay in our village and vicinity
since Wednesday last. We had very
enjoyable call from them.
Miss Lena, daughter of Mr.. Geo
Brown formerly of this place, but now
OF Ohio, is visiting one of her school
mates, Miss Otie Entler, this week.
Mrs. Williamson l. Miss Vinie An.
derson from South Branch Bridge Is
< o. Railroad, vi tied Mrs. Florcnc.
French few days ago.
Miss Fannie Vanmc,er returned te
her home in the Old Fold. Hard,
county. last week.
Miss Mollie Pickens, Deafmute from
Barbour county. is visiting Mrs. Hay
aud other friends in this place.
Miss Hattie, daughter ofCapt. J. d
Gilkeson Of Moorcfeld, return ell HON,
last Wednesday accompanied by littl,
Belle Gibson.
Mr.. Henry White and his ncph ev
Master John b. White, went to War.
densville las. Saturday to attend tn,
funeral services Of Lieut.. A. s. Whit,
at that place on Sunday. They re
turned Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs
White ard her three daughters.
Mr.. A. G. Finley left on Monda,
last, TO teach school in Texas.
Mr.. Edward Russell moved into hi.
new house last Monday.
| Miss May J. Blair of Green Spr;n.
Valley, who has been so i'll recently
We are glad to learn is improving.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
Festival at Springf1eld.

The Ladies OF Springfield will give
a Festival for the different objects Of
the Presbyterian Church and its work
in that place, beginning on Tuesday
the 23rd inst, two days before Christ
mas, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and will
serve Lunch, Oysters, and Refresh
ments, continuing several days and
nights if the weather is favorable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

c. w. Meliief, Of eos South Fourth
street, St Losis, i twes9y years Of age,
and has heeA . ss6araf Epm chronic
cataSSh, wn16os NJ nec0me quite ofIcn.
sive. Wien Ne eane . DR.. Hartman, two
months aen, he wse told Il would take six
upoathe "a cuso - Buk Ae has pro,
gressed beyond al expectations, and
nearly all sigma of sha 6se6se hsxs d.
appeared. - Before befr. treated - oould
not breathe out Of the nose, and NOT he
has perfect control OF the nasal oss1an.
PERuSA did the business. -,
James Dunn, Of 1910 Gay street. St.
Louis, has suffered from catarrh since
1870. The gentleman told the reporter
the following straightforward story of
his case. 81 took tho disease I'm Mem.
phis. IL eomsneHced Ia my head and
extended 10 my throat, and bad cough
followed. ! went TO . number Of phy.
sicians, and they told me my trouble was
liver diseasey and one said Il wss palpita.
ton Of the, heart that Caused the cough.
For the last year have been practically
worthless. ! could pot:ascend fight OF
stairs without suffering from shortness Of
breath and fast beating Of the heart, and
my appetite was very defective. After
eating ! often ,coughcd SO hard that /
would throw up everything in my stom.
ach. could not walk any distance with
out painting. Five weeks ago l went
under the care Of DR.. Hartman. and now
my cough has disappeared and feel Ike
new man." P.kuNA was his treat.
ncnt. JtF.s.i a.l 1919 oI tO-i9I q
Nextcame George SauerbaunA, rcsidinp
at 1899 Carr street, ST. Louis. who * an
old paticnt; Of DIR. Hartman. lie stated
that he had suffered most intensely from
chronic catarrl, Of the head and lungs, but
10 now almost cured, his lungs being en-.
tirely well and his head greatly improved.
The gratitude Of this gentleman was
almost boundless. and he expressed it to
the reporter in the strongest terms, say
ing "PERUNA will cure any disease"
. l.. r. Dukehart, OF Cumberiand. Md.
superintendent Il. & O.R.R.C Co 3 Hotels
Conductor on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road for twenty -ekhtycars, and previous
ly druggist) J, writes: DR.. S. Is. HART.
MAN d Co., Columbus, o. have used
but one bottle Of PKRUNA between myself
and son. lie had diptheretic sore throat,
and is now well. Asfor myself, it has en-.
tirely relieved the dizziness in my head.
which has been of long standing-the re-
suit Of chronic malaria II never took
anything in my life that gave me such
great satisfaction. Ny wiT i. now taxi
ing it ALSO"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
I II + NJ A REX rs

BALTIMORE CATTLE MAhkEf, Drc.
8.-Receipts Of Cstll Tor the week 4:
Reeves 1884; Hogs 544i ;Sheep; 1913
Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged as toll.
lows: Best 90 as 80, tat generally
rated frat quality 00aSi u.s.; me.
Il um or good far quality 81 1908 as;
ordlns'y 'bin Steers Oxen snd Cows
z 50og3 80. Extreme range OF prices
2 50GS5 20. Most of the sale. wer,
At OO9 IS % per 100 lbs. Swine.
We quote at 5llG6 cent, per III net -
Sheep and Lambs. We quote Sheen al
2,@fl cents, aad Lambs at 3G5I cents
re iu. gtoss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
DB, LOwRY'3 REMEDY.

lnfu new j. Fs the DEB!LITA
TED IL aI=imi,ates with the blopl. and
supplies that deficiency in the Nervous
system w iiuh il tie Cause of Dsbiiit,
and Physical PSo,tration IL acts o.,
the Liver. Kidneys, Bladder. AMI Repro
dnctIvo Organs, causing healthy s-ere-
lions, thereby stopping waste and build
ing auew.-when The face resumes tn,
Bloom of health. tbs Eye ITS Lnstre, and
tue Brain its Power This remedy can
be obtained of Druggists AMI Dealers
generally. Prize, 81 90 per packng. /:
three packages, two dollars. sufficient
10 care ordinary ca.es.
Ask yorr druggist fer IL, do not g.. k
any y her. II you cannot obtain n
sen direc;. with price, mi II will be
sint securely sealed, Ivy mail to your AL .
dress.
Address Depot au1 Labratorv,
DIR. Lowry X NEEDLES,
lS East iltb ST.,
New York City.
Advice Free send stamp for reply.
August 20. 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
MORE FINE srocK.

LIE 4. ~. eHseeuoo oeo Juos received
tsp bead rore of Shropshire l>ov,
sheep from the celsbra'ed dock Of Mfs.
Nsston. OF Aichixsu. aaid TO bs the
lAvgest and beet flock nov in the UWjs
teA Ssstes. and With Ohich she tool
most premiums at the late fat stock
show q Chicago. lie has aleo received
too more yearline ewes from Jame. Cot
ton OF illiaoss. With these accessious
Mr.. Carsksdon hss perhapS the oniy
flock OF any siza Of pure brei Shr,p.
shirss in West Virgins.
Two hossss bslonsing to Mrs. Foa-
NAN INskEEP. in the vicinity Of this
place. came near being killed on last
Friday afternoon; by acct lent they got
out on the public road and being frigh.
tened by the down train they At once
tLok the track and ran plunginy down
the road until they reached the trestling,
when hO;h fell over. one striking on his
head WAS supposed to be killed but was
only somewhst bruised and lamed, and
both very bsdly lscared. III. Engineer
very readily stopped tie train as soon
~ he discovered ths horses ON the track.
The L.dies sale at Judge Armstrong;
10 on the 2oth. DONE forget il. We can
not tell You what ,hey have TO sell, but
We can tell you 10 SO'and see. aud Juy
for yourselves.
We understand that our snterprsing
fellow.tOwnsmsn, Thomas A. KELLER,
Esq. proprietor OF The Armstrong House,
has made arrangements 10 have a Tel.
ephone in his establishment 10 connect
with tho telegraph Office at Our South
Branch Railroad. LOOKS like. our PEG.
pie are getting wids-awake, does il not9
The lad es Of cid Springfield. are fs-
nous for good dinners and suppers. and
No are sure they will do their best to
please the taste of everybody ~ this
their annua! Church Festival. Go all
Of you and get . share.
The reception at Mrs. Ellen Pan
cakes last night week TO her son John
anil his bride. was. We understand, @
grand and eajoyab able affair. Between
s. vsn,y. five and one hundred guests
were present.
The Two Brides, Mrs. Glkespn and
Ms. Pancake, were the recipients Of a
great many elegant gifLs.
Just TWO weeks until Christmas.
We would be glad If our subscribers
that have promised Us wood would bring
it now. II IL much more CONVEX lent tc
have it put away before the storms come
Tomorrow week at 2 o'clock, p. ~
the sale OF fancy and useful articles b,
the Ladies will begin at tue residence
of Judge Armstrong.
The colorel people of Helena, s. C
have just completed nea. school,
house at that place, and in honor of tn,
democi attic President elect, have nam {
it Cleveland Academy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

We take pleasure 10 calling the aiten-
tion OF our readers to the nstics IN ano-
'bsr cola1n OF the Ladies Estsrtaiu-
n'snt It Springfield Tuseday The 9srd.
Daring the month Of November 80 sos
tons OF coal we're shipped ftonPocahon.
tas. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The fourth quarterly meeting for
South Branch Circuit will be held in
Romney, Dec. 81, %, beginning at
III A. NJ. on SATURDAY..
The meeting will be protracted
The pastor will be assisted by Rev.
Robert Smith Of Capon Bridge.
w. G.. HAMMOND, r. +.
Dec. IL, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
CORRESPONDENTS.

WANTED --CoREgsPoNDENT.- do
sire > good correspondent in this sec
ton. to whom q fair price will he paid
Persons applying for said position must
enclose 81 nc for subscription, in orde.
10 obtain credentials. Amount however
VII he credited as SOM as identity is
established. hddre-as
A. GORDON LEWIS,
Publisher 1T Daily National Democrat,
Washington ID. G.
Eh.orial Rooms, 2 Congress s..
July.4. 1884 - GIN. rsFFS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
CHURCH NOTICE.

There will he no preaching in the
NJ. f. Church on Sunday, Dec. 14th
bit there will be preaching on Sun
day morning. Dec. 2lst.
FRANK g. PORTER.
Dec. ~, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

A. the residenc- Of the bri les parsats
In Aoorsf'sld, BY Rev. s. G.Feryu.on.
on the evening OF the lith uli.. MR
WILLARD HAYWOOD 10 Miss LENA A.
Blown.
Al the residence ofths brides pa.
rents. On The 10th ult.. by Rev. r. n
Cooper. Mr. JoHN HANsos McNEILL
10 Miss MoLLiE j. REED. all Of Daviss
County, Mo.
Dec. 10th. at the Parsonage nv Rev
Wesley Hammond, Mr.. JAMES r.
ORNDoRFF to Miss ELlzABErn f.
FRENCH. both of this county.
Va the ltb inst. 1t Cspon Bridge
by Rev. X Smith, Mr.. u. w. SLANk. &c
Mise d. r. ~oLFoRD boz b OF this Co
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

SThe Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will have their Annual Sale
Of fancy work on Saturday, Deem
Der Goth. at Judge Armstrong; resi-
rdence. Sale to commence at 9 o.
clock. TDec. IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
TEXAS COW BOY!

'TrHE great Illustrated Live Stock Journal
l. Of Texu. All about the cattle Kings add
great herds Of the " est the land and farm il
'erests-$3. COO 10 premiums given away TO
subscribers. No sues Inducements ever offered
bfeors TO either csavsssser or Subscriber By any
responsible publishing hon.s 10, 900 ages 10
wanted 81 ouc-. Send for circulars. Addrsss
TEXAS COW BOY. Dial =. rex $
S.pt - .sa4. sn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
Is q TIC e /.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me by open account will
please come for~ard and settle up, as
l must have money to meet my obi
cations. All having open accounts
against me. will please present them
for settlement.
ISAAC L. BRADY.
Romney, Dec. II, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
DlE u.

AT her home in Green Spring VAL
ley on tue 4th inst, Mrs. LOUISA A.
TAYLOR. widow Of the late Simon Tay-
ior, in 'hes58th year Of her age.
Near Wardensvill.e. Hardy county,
on Friday last. Of typhoid Pneumonia,
Lieut.. A. s. WHITr. aged AS years.
Sanfy White was born and raised in
THIS place. being son Of the late
JoLh Is. White. Esq. He leaves . wife
and three daughters. besides many 9th.
or relatives and friends.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12
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sos s:ld tha: The cnERIS fHcToaAI -
oved ny oeseo9D ME. Can 20 vOoAae q
ees erauteds5 SineessIy yosio,
MRs. knuA 0nDsrSs
- West i2ssh 81. Nsv Hesk, Hsy u, ia.
81 have nseA Aynn.u CuRrnY Ppc4eaAx
IN ny family Sos several yssrs, anA do ~
hesitate 20 psouoanoe h he ui0De s1eesunl
tried a C.swv"
I.si. Crystal. Mian.. March ii; T. ia go i
sunsssd for eight ysass froa BroesAisss.
And after trying nisny remedies With No So.
cess Vas eassi By tho nee % AYtn's CHR,
hrrkcTohAi- JossP0 WALDSN."
byhai,a. Aiss.. Apsti 8. iso1. -,
"l cannot say enough IN pr,sss Of Avun.e
CueHnv PKcToBAL. beitssinR q @ 80
hut f9s It's ass ! should long Since have did
rom Iung troubles Z. bAAoDoH.~
Palestine, Texas. April -. iss1. n
No case OF an Affection Of The sAroas a.
lungs exists which cannot b greatly rslssvsA
BY the use Of ArrR's CHEnRy PEcronAs.
ana 10 vii oiweSs esws whom the dissass -
NOS already beyond the ooptrol Of nssdief>s.
PREPARED bY
Dr.J. G. Aver 4 Co. Lowell, Mass. I
..A Sold BY all Druggists.