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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05

The London Globe, in an article on
Nationality in Voice" declares that
America for the next century will pro-
duce the finest singers in the world,
owing to "the emi-barbarous cOndi-
tons essential to such productions.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05
a Isurclar Caught.

TOLEDO, o., December IA burglar en-
tered house in the western part OF the
city early yesterday morning. Being dis
covered by tine police he was shot twice
while attempting to escape. When arrested
he gave the name of Charles Funk, Of New
Orleans. He Is not badly I'M ured.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05

Among lot of modern proverbs
sent to a London newspaper were these:
Its poor musician vino can't blow
his own trumpet" 1.-THE want of
money is the root of all evil" If
you'd know a mans character follow
him home" "Only whisper scandal,
and it's echo is heard by all. -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05
Tired of Life.

New YORK, December Robert K.
Stewart, the drummer who shot himself
Saturday because he was discharged from
the house. IF George cryant & Co, East
Fourteenth street. died yesterday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05
Held For examination.

NEW YORK. December james ". Nc
Wicker. the pool seller, who shot and killed
Frank GOrtion Saturday on Blocker
street, was held for further examination at
the ToOmbS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05

Messenger were unhurt, but the express
Ger, mail car and contents and the second
class coach were burned up. Nobody was
hurt on the freight train. The engine and
some cars were damaged.
j. II. BAILEY, of Atlanta, Ca, CONNER
ciai traveller of Deere, Mansur & Co., st.
Louis, suicided a few days ago, the result
of a protracted spree. He was the author
of a book on political economy, entitled
"Factors of Civilization" which attracted
considerable attention several years ago.
NEWS was lately received of an ARRAY
which occurred q few days ago between
Mexican police and number of Americans
at Canarea Cooper camp, Sonora, which
resulted in the death of an American team
ster named Lee, and the wounding Of sew
eral Mexican policemen. A messenger was
Immediately despatched, to the commander
of Mexican troops at Santa Cruz, Sonora. He
sent detachment of forty men, who de-
manded the surrender OF the Americans.
The latter refused, but were persuaded by
the officers of the Copper King Company
to do so. Two Americans escaped. The
remaining fifteen We're marched off to
Santa Cruz. Officers of the Copper King
Company accompanied them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-05
FORGED ENDORSEMENT.

The drawee, who, without notice of
any forg Try, has paid draft to the
holder to whom it was negotiated by
forged endorsement. of the payee's
names, may recover of the holder the.
money paid upon the draft.-Suprene
Court OF New Hampshire.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07
CAros Srn1so.. Feb. 2s.h. g

CAPos SPRINGS, Feb. Goth, 'S4.
EDITOR of tie South Branch Intelli-
genccr Your desire to have news from
this side OF the county is very accepta-
ole the people feeling the lack of inter-
est taken by you generally. have ev.
en- heard some say--Now that Malone
oose'sm Is at an end they would like to
go hack to the old State. What think
you OF tbatG However, this nesr the
border, ~ Is but the outcome of nstur-
81 home sickness soon passed. The lit
tie village around this lively Summer Re
sort Is crossing, improvements goiag on !.
talk OF charging one Of The stores, that
OF the accommodating Postmaster. Nr.
hanDum. the second one has gone up
lately-both are thriving. Capt. Sale.
The polished and courteous proprietor of
Cspon Springs Hotel, 10 constantly
improving bis place and adding com forts
for the enjoy ment Of bis hosts of guests !:
who. when they have cnce crossed the
mountain, are only too anxious for the
return OF Sumner, that they may again
VISIT this mountain haven, where pleas
ure il so happily combined with life.
giving cir and waters. Daily mails
bring the world nearer and In addition
Capt, Sale has the telegraph connection
open all Winter, with . youthful but
accomplished operator. Some sickness
has prevailed; all seem improving save
Mr.. L4foIlstIs family, where two Still lie
i'll Can,er, his second son died last
Tuesday, sged IL years. . good boy, I
sm told snd Of greet promise, be IL much
mourned by the family. NJ. Us W..
young man we'll known in your city"
is seriously thinking Of devotiLg himself
t. the grand science OF medicine, and
already sPeuds hours each day in the
study OF snstomy. Hebron church is
still Without a pastor; the people hope
TO secure The services OF MIR. Miller OF
N. e. Mr.. Sibole, late Ia charge, is in
Puilsdelphis, where his health has mach
improved ami be hopes in the Spring To-
once more work in bis Masters Vine
yard. The school this Winter has been
10 care OF Mr.. Samuel Neal OF Jefferson
county. who has generally given great
satisfaction and progressed his pupils.
Prosperity attend this community aud
its enterprises. WILMA,
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M,s. Elizabeth NJ. S~itzer. gel eiyh.
ty-one. died in the city of Baltimore on
the 9TH ult. When fourteen years oil
sue left Germany with her parents fol
this country; but the vessel on which
they embarked vas wrecked. The can.
tain ut passing vessel refused TO Aid
the euierants unless they would con.
sent on their arriva! to be sold, to pay
the cost OF their passage hilher. Mrs
Swi'zer was purchased for q term o,
years BY butcher named Switzer.
whose son, George. she subsequently
married, aud With whom she lived fol-
ht'y.eight years. Sac leaves a large
family OF sons and daughters, all Of
whom have prospered.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
ON THE Loss OF
EEySIsgIsysll

A Lec,ur. on the Nature, Treatment sad Rad.
ical cure ~ Seminal Weakness, or SpernstOt-
rhea indsced by Self Abuse, favolustary
Emissions. Impotency, Nervous Debility, ssd
lnpedimeots to Marriage generally, Coosump-
ton, Epilepsy and Fife Mental and Physical
lncapscity &c BY ROBERT CULVER
WELL, ". d sutbor 9th. 'Green Book &c.
The World renowned suthor, in this admir-
able Lecture, Clearly proves from his Own ex-
perience that the awful Consequences Of Self
Abuse may be efectuslly removed without
dangerous surgical operations bougies, instru-
meats. rings OF eordials; pointing out . MODE
of cure 81 once certsis and eGectod, by which
every 3ThereF, ~ matter vhat his condition
mAl b, may cure himself ehespiy, privately aud
radically
- rhis Lecture will prove boon TO thou.
sands and thousands
Sent under zeal. In plain envelope. TO any
address, POST PAID. os receipt u tour cen,s or
Two postage stsmps Address
TIE CULvERWBLL MEDICAL CO
~ son 81, New York, N. z; Post Ofiice Box,
Jan. II 1884 --3m $50
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The annual shsep.ssshipg b going
sr ally into disuse. Ths Hea. Cassius
n. Clay. Of Kent1oky. says: washing
wool lss NOT bssn practissd % live
sheep By ne fSr more than thirty years
past. and l think Il sbosld b abandon
81 every wrsrs. IL u . dangerous and
disagrseab.s thing o man and sheep.
and then ths wool b n best bat inper-
fectiy cleaned. lt sssns best 70 send
shs slip 70 the manufacturers in the
esss~. shsa eas-epssaAisa- b aAsAss-
cry closcs ire affair." Sos
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[coNrIsUED.]

Professor Alexander Graham Bell.
the originator OF the telephone enter.
prise, is worth from three to i've nil
lions OF dollars. Several other par
ties engaged in tho telephone tu siness
have become millionaires within a few
years. Theodore w. Val!c, general
manager OF the company, invested a
few thousand in the enterprise ut the
start, aud is now worth Z 100000
Gar lencr g. Hubbard Put in $1,000
and is now worth $4,000, COG. Alex
ander Calhoun and q. T. Bodwlch OF
Boston, are said to he worth SO 900 :
900 each. Tho teIcp hone business is
still in its infancy.
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South Branch Inteilsencer.
william Harper. Hcaitor.
Ofce Corner Aais and 0vasel Lass So
RoNNEY. w EST VIRGINIA.
8 . . . s:

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Yearly advertisers discontinuing during the
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Reimbursement TO be considefed b. the month
or year uulese specified on the manuscript orprs-
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Eesolutionsot associstions. eommu mica tiona Of
limited interest, and notices d deaths sxeeediDG
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Directory Of Hampshire Go. Cour {.
tn '.-stons Of the County Court tseiu. On
tb 6rt Tuesdays In January, April and Octo-
b,r, and N the last tuesday 10 July. fu each
yea the July session 10 the Lazy Coars.
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CIRCUIT COURTS
For the county Of Hampshire on the Ar,t
Tuesday 10 February, the second Tuesday In
May, snd on the third Tuesday In September
ion James d. Armstrong. Judge.
The Circuit: Courts for she several Counties Of
this the twelfth Judicial Circ2it. will hereafter
commence and be held a. foilows:
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ia! 10 March the last Tuesday in May and the
hrst Tuesday In October.
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a1y 10 March, the 6rst Tuesday in Jure, aud
he third Tuesday in October.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

soon never to oee each other la this
world, how Miller held out never
heard, bat have heard that ho died
sonetimo after the war.
AZ tor mysolf / have not lived on
to the doctrines OF Christianity - I
shoold M timsa I have BEEN Wild Areck.
less. 4 continued in the army asnouest
wild colnpaniooi and consequently
refrigerated considerably but never
forgot the teachings Of pious parents
SISTERS and flies d., and hope some
day to meet them beyond tho grave.
Lieutenant Monros Blue . I after.
wards learned. for never snw him &C.
ter parting With him in Gen. LIMBO
den's camp, was shortly Afterwards
captured by the enemy and taken to
sJohnsons' Island aaa ofliccr's prisou
aid rs they were removing him and
soma other officers 10 EtDelas are
he jumped from Tho trAia IN The dead
ofaight while ronhinx Mum speod.
after knocking tho sentinel down who
was guarding tho door, and by .trav.
cling at night and hiding in the day
time he finally reached Virginia, aud
went to bic command and was KILLED
at the battle of New Hope in Angus.
ia county. he lived faithful to his pro,
fession to the end, aud better col.
der never stood in ranks, peace to his
ashes.
l had captured nice pistol from
tue Yanks. near Springfield and took
it to the army with mo, aud while in
camp near Guinea Station, my Cou-
Elm j. u. ueironimus who belonged
to the 7th Va cavalry was going
homo on Through and sent ms
pistol rome by him rs infantry had
no use for them and I wanted to keep
It as relic Of hard times if should
ever reach home, but just after tho
surrender and before I got homo Capt.
jack Adams and some other soldiers
were at my fathers house aud said they
were going to Mexico and my moth
er not knowing whether I would ever
get home or not az was then in pri-
son gave my pistol to them for fear
the enemy would search The house
and get it, but they never went to
Mexico, and | never got my pistol.
Gen. Lees army remained in VIM
ter quarters near Guinea Station all
winter picketing along the Rappahan-
mock, tho enemy on tho opposite side,
our detail continuing TO work the
road until about tho first OF April
when we were taken down to the riv-
or at Skinker's Neck and commenced
terrifying along the hills near tho RI
yer between fredericksburg and Fort
Royal, we drew lenty Of rsltions and
more sugar than we had use for and
would trade sugar to the negroes for
cornmeaI, one day Bill Grady was
sick and we told him 10 take our su-
gar (about ten poLnds) ard trade it
of and wheh we came in at night aud
! saw the small quantity OF meal that
he had I asked him how he had trad
ed, he said pound for pound thought
that was the way to trade, he never
heard the last of that trade till tho
war ended.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

ITcnTSo PLEs-SYMProSs AND CUnE
-Tbe symptoms are moisture, like perspirs-
o., iaisiss itchias. iasseusi by scratching
very distressing, particularly At night seems
A. u pin-vorms were crawling Ia and about
toe rectom. the private parts are somsdmes
affected. II allowed 70 contiaus very serious
results may follow. swAYNE'S OINTMENT
is pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, itch,
Salt Rbeum, Sc4Id Head. Erysipeias. Barbers
Itch, BIotcbes, all scaIy, erusty Skin Diseases.
Sent by mail for 50 cents. boxes, 50 IS, lin
tsmPsl. Address, DR.. SwAYHE \ SON,
Philadelphia, Pa Sold by Druggists. lAug.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

Senator Kenna, Of this State. says his
people recognize no obligation u pay
any part of the West Virginia certia-
Gates and never will pay them in .his
judgment, bat that there is fseli ny q.
mone them that their Safe should pay
her just and equal portion Of the old vir.
GINA tcbt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

A MAJ at Soda Springs, Idaho, re.
Gently went to ths Horseshoe Spring ar.
ter soda wate-. Not returning, his wife
senta party 70 hunt hin up. When
found he vas lying against . vail lad,
having been suffocated By tbs gas while
In tho scs ofhllin2 q bottle With the
water.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

There ts no uss In cleaning your
poultry houses uolsss you burn the old
nes:s., they will harbor moro OF the
various kinds of poultry parasites than
you can ever exterminats with . white.
wash brush.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

The best farmer at Snow Spring.
Ca. is said t. be woman " years of
age who has been widow for 50 years
and has managed her own business sue
cessfully. List season she raised more
cotton u an any OF her neighbors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

Rev. Isaac r. Cook, u. D.. aged rs.
president BaltIu ore Local Preachers
Association 81 E. Church, 10 dead. lie
was preparing an exhaustive history of
Maryland Methodism for the centennial
years Conferences.
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On Thirty Day. Trial

The Voltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich.
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
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manly vigor. Address as above. N. b..
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial
is given.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

NNY N for tho working class. SEMI
N\IADl 10 cents for postage, and We
will mail rdEs, = royal, valuable box Of sam.
ple goods that will pnt you 10 the way Of ma
kiog more money In fr~ DAYS than you ever
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07

There is supposed to be some beer
drinking in this country, but it is on
ly twenty quartz per head in the Uni
ted States to 125 ia Great Britain,
aud 1913 in Belgium.-[New York
Mail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-03-07
Tbe - Sm,,.
NEW R.K. 1884.

About sixty million copies OF The Sun have
gone cut Of our establishment during the past
twelve mooths.
If ou were to paaie end to end all the col.
umns Of all The Suns printed and sold last year
you wonld get . continuous strip OF interesting
information, common sense wisdom, sound
doctriue, aud sane Wit long enough to reach
from Printing House square to the top Of Mount
Copernicus n tina moon, then back to Printing
House square. and then .hIee quarters OF the
way back TO the moon again.
But The Sun IL written for the inhabitants
OF the earth the same strip Of intelligencs
would girdle The globe twenty seven or twenty
eight times.
IL every buyer ola copy Of The Sun during
the past year has spent only one hour over il.
another hour, this newspaper in 1888 has az
forded the human race thirteen thousand years
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IL 10 only by little calculations like these that
you can form ary idea Of the circulation Of the
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The Sun IL, and will continue to be, q news
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FREE Ds M w Bacon..

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Mrs. Lydia Smith (colored) tho late
Thad. Stevens house. keeper, died last
week in Washington sged 50 and worth
$4,000.
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South 8raatls Sattllissnssr.


California b ~ pssssns producisg -
bout sls.oo0. 900 year IL COLA aad
silver bullion.
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OR. HERKLEY.

HAvlNG removed 10 the ohicc Gee spied
i i by the is's D.. Snyder. may ~ &aod
thrte ~ all times. eight oe day, vLen sot pro.
fsssiocaelly engaged.
Thoagi. Psse,ieisg ell branches Of his pro.
fession. Ne will give especial stten too 20 one
tivs Ss.sevy.
Ronney, Nov. ?, ;s33.-u.
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p. q. RgARooM.
-61ccEnsoa TO-
y. H. RkARDON : BROIaER.
SAVE YOUR
Healsh Gpd Moasy
Bx DoYna Yous
Liquors for Home Consumption
From p. n. REARDON,
NOS. 70 AND ~ MAIN STREET
Winchester, va.
Wae4B yes vul asd Pure unsdsiseras
w l9asn - I'll HI pds sueh q Chass
Gle s;ises.ssd kestseky ays snd Bourbon whis
have besa sssd r. exteos oases Of iIipses vita
asteuishisG ssccsn.
Boards AUGUSTA WHISTLES d
KERNSTOwN OLD RYE,
ere nels Ases N ne vaIleg. sesths ~ RE
aud esstnitd ~ OLE pssklooed Way rheeo
esands havs ~ s1disloaei aseit ~ eo0osss.
:, 1,,: =: s:sy lsss ras s''ss ~ 70 f.
Also fsrs white Corn and Pys WHISTLES
aed cheap Western Whizkies, aod Q large lot
Of Aeess esasdy Distilled IN Page Coanty, Va.
tw0 eoototeo yeofo ego.
We etiIl keee supply q BUCKS WINES
ssA DRAKDIkS for ssd'ciaal purposes, g
we'll - genuine imported Chaopaens and Sher
~ Wines. Holland Gin end french Brandy All
guaran teed aud sold - cheap ~ such goods can
b se'd. 1--WE have also a'lasge lot Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
such - California Chaupsgns. Wine. Ameri.
can Gin. N. &. Rom. 30. We still bottle and
deliver tho 80
PREMIUM CINCINNATI BEER.
and bottle . ane article Of BROWN STOUT,
especially foe iavalids.
OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES,
10 large and varied, embracing everything that
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tho times. ~Call and zee ~ at
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Nos. IS & 78 Main ST.,
WXNCKIEST VA.
o~C..h paid for Apple Brandy and Home
made Whisky.
r. II. REARDON.
Sept. ~, 1888. -ly.
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DR.. r. w. Daley,

DR.. r. w. Daley.
LAS removed to the house 90 long occupied
III ny the late Mrs. Susan Jacob. OlIcs II,
ous occaried by the late 8. r. Lupto~, where
he csa Re mund by those needing bis services,
ouless professionally engaged elsewhere.
RoEss~y April .. 1881.
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PATENTS.
r. NJ. NJ AI1IILlc,

(Lats Conmt ssioser Of Patents,
0btsins patents for IN ventions 10 this and for.
eiss cosn,ries Will also attend to patent CO.
sss in tn. United Ststes Courts Once, lie
Droit building, washingtoo, D. @. lFebl3m.
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Protessionaf Car,,s.

u.SRY 3. 0ILKESON,
Attorney at Law.
Ronney West Va.
ORDAPr sttentiou given to The collecsioa OF
J. claims Nay Z, 1850.
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hortnter 2, 49,