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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-02

stopped the fireworks The croSa
around the Union League YVES larger
than has been seen for years. Women
aad children were crushed, and even
men fell from exhaustion They We're
carried off by the police and ali reeov-
erred in a short time. The mayor opened
the line SO various places and allowed
the people to escape the crowd.
IN NEW YORK AGAIN
NEW YORK, Sept. 23-The special train
over the Pennsylvania road which con-
veyed Blaine aud party from Philadel-
phi6, made but one stop-at Elizabeth
The trip was made in less than two
hours. The train arrived at J2rsey City
at 1855 T. ST. Blaine and friends took
carriages crossed to Desbrcsses street
ferry and were driven to the Fifth
Avenue hotoL Blaine was greatly
pleased with the reception in Phjladei.
phia, and ON the return trip declare
that Notwithstanding the labors Of the
day, he 'as nos at all fatigued
RLAINEs ROUTE IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS. O., Sept. 23.-The ropub-
lican state committee has announced the
following route for Blaine's trip through
Ohio. and will give out the time the
special ui8u is TO stop NJ each place as
soon as the information can be secured
from the different railroads over which
he travels. He VIII enter the
state Friday, Sept. 26. by way of
Asbtabula and gainesville to Cleveland;
thence be will 80 by way OF Elyla, Nor
void ana Fremont TO Toledo; thence to
Sandusky via Fostoria; thence TO Day
ton via Titin, Kenton, Bellefoptajuc,
Uraana and Springfield; thence TO Gin
cinnati via Hamilton; thence via Nenia
10 Columbus; tEe0Ce TO Bell0ire via
Neward and Evansville, passing ont of
the state Oct 4. lie viii pass one night
in Cleveland, Sunday in Toledo, Monday
night az Ssndusky Tuesday night at
Dayton, Wednesday anl Thursday at
Cincinnati Friday night az Columbus
and Saturday at Bellaire.
TO VISIT INDIANA
INDIANAroLis, Sept. 23.-Gen. x. S.
Foster returned from New York this
morning lu That city he had an inter-
view with Alr. Blaine, in the course Of
which She latter said he would extend
his trip To Indiana before returning east.
He is expected here about Oct. 8. Logan
is also eXl ected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-02

Twenty.seven years ago. according
TO the statements Of Mr.. j A. Whit.
tier on retiring from The Presidency
Of the Board Of Trade Of Saginaw,
Mich, the great forests of that region
were almost untouched, the upper
grades of lumber were plenty, and
brought only from SO 70 $12 per
thousand feet. They are now worth
from $40 to s45. Small and poor trees
were left 10 grow. Timber land was
mostly owned by the Government,
and either sold for 1925 az acre to
Spectators, or given to raj roads As
no care was taken to clear up the
brush, ETC.. the tracks cut over were
frequently ravaged by fires, which
spread into the green standing trees,
and did immense damage especially
in 1871. Mr. Whittier thought that
no other way would have been practi-
cable; but the NORTH Western Lun-
herman does not agree with him AS
a result of these fires and the uHsttnt-
ed speed at which the mills nave been
driye1, the lumber business OF the
Saginaw Valley has sees its best days
and mus rapidly grow less.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-02

should you not reduce your theory to
pTac tice in your own family? Ii YOU do
So, your boy will "a 10 destruction, but
he is no better than the thousands of
bows who Will he ruined while the
whisky party is furnishing the people
with more striking illustrations Of the
evils Of intemperance. You may be
willing 20 offer your sons on
THE ALTAR or THIS MoLocH.
1 go not feel called upon TO make
such q sacrifice. lt is evident, my
brother that either you or are wrong
with regard to this third party move
ment. Every man must be loyal to hla
own conscience and give account for
himself 10 Cos. / am confirmed IN my
conviction that ( am right in this mat
ter. 10y the fact that in refusing 20 aid,
on indirectly, in the election Of
Cleveland 1 expose myself 10 the
OF the whisky party. In a
pretty wide experience, extending
good many years, il has been
my good fortune never to be found co.
operating with this fraternity or acting
In such a manner as TO secure their APP
probation | can bear their curses with
equanimity; their Communications would
be iutolerab'e If Carter Harrison is
elected Governor OF plinois-which
may heaven Forbid shall atleast have
the satisfaction of knowing that have
done nothing toward fixing this stigma
upon the state Can you, my brother,
say as much if you easy your vote for
the third party: The Lord gives MS
wisdom and common sense in ala things
r.. Al. HATFIELD,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18
Dignity and Eeu!y.

The Stockton Mail hits the Cali
fornia Supreme bench good rap
when it says:
Reverence for the courts is bein 6
rapidly destroyed, which is good
thing. Judges are only mer, and a
pretty poor sort Of men on the
whole. When solemn old hum
bugs find thai their Office does not
protect them from contempt when
they deserve i, they will think less
OF their dignity and more OF their
duty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

The Sci entifc American stands
confessedly a. the head OF all pub
LEGATIONS OF It's Kind in the world.
No intelligent reader need be told
the aim and scope OF this publica-
ton. Devoted to Intelligence dis
cuasions Of every tropic within the
REIN Of art. science, and manufac-
tnre. it st tie time gives fund Of
information which is OF absorbiag s
intre,t to every man OR woman who
would keep abreast with the world S
progress
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18
Cu.,t.uc.ors, Discharged.

Eighteen conductors have been
discharged on the four divisions OF
the G. P. r. Il. between Sacra-
mento and Ogden, and the railroad
men seem to think that the end is
not yet. Two CT the eighteen were on
the Humboldt Division and eight
on the Iruckee Division, and 81! OF
them except one were freight con-
tuctors. Silver STATE.
The road is curtaiiing expenses
and discharge conductors to make
room for cheaper men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

It trsnspires that members CT
Congress have whiskay brought to
them in cup and SANGER SO that
the casual observer will think it
is tea. 1t may look like tea for a
while but when one of those mem
bers rises and makes motion to
move the capital Of New York State
over to New Jersy and then tries
to reach the door on his hands and
knees, his colleagues know what is
up at once.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

While the eruption OF the vol
cano Krakatea and the shocks at
Java were proceeding, it was impos-
sible to use the telephone at Sing
apore, in consequence Of the noise
on the wires. The sound was like
a distant waterfall. On one line,
part of which was snbmarien, det-
onations like pistol shots were
heard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18
The bill for q ship canal aror

The bill for ship canal around
niagara provides for its construc-
ton in Niagara county, New York.
to connect with the navigable water
of Lakes Erie and Ontario, and for
beginning the surveys for work
within six months of the passage of
the Act. The location Of the canal
is to be made by board of five
commissioners appointed by the
President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

The Times Review continues to
howl about the irregnlarity of the
APPEALS arrival in Tuscarora. We
think that it must have reached
there last week once at any rate as
it published an APPEAL editorial
entire without credit. It astonishes
us that so bright Journal as our
Tuscarora contem porary would ever
steal from any quarter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

Lieutenant Governor Laughton
is announced by the Carson CORE
spondent Of the Silver State as a
pronounced applicant for delegate
to the Chicago Convention. This
same young man is dead cock in
the political pit Of Nevada, because
Of his action in the Asylum affair.
BCdie Free Press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

A patent medicine man died in
New York last week. Before he
died his friends asked him how he
would like to be buried. He had
Just strength left to say. 'lnsert
me top of column next to reading
matter ffty-two times, electro by
mail. And then he passed away to
the bourne where there are no ON
issions or wrong insertions, Texas
S!ftiUoS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

material reductions IN all depart mems
Of which following few examples:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

Apply next s-o0-cr at the mp
neal oIs:ce for terms. jalo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

The story published by the FIX
qminer about a man who attempted
to rob his own sisters grave, is be-
ing rapidly swallowed By the bu
collie exchanges. Although a ''ya-n''
of the frs. water it is a good story
and reflects credit on the reporter s
ingenuity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

An enterprising rancher, on Un-
ion island. below Stockton has
stocked his place with 300 cats
who are to watch and nab gophers.
We expect to hear next that the
cats are devouring each other.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-18

Why has my Competitor only reduced prices on CHINA
MADE Shoes? NJ. COIN has made General Ec.
ducton in his entire stock of Boots and Shoes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
'avesdfana HaiaHo
"lIIeoIvsvILLs, April g, 1891.

"iiIGoINsyILLE, April &, 1854.
NJ. I. II. G. P,NcAKE-Dear Sir 1T
affords me much pleasure TO recommend
in .he most favorable terms the Oliver
Chill Piow, Of which YOU are agent. |
secured one las: tall 1T your store and
was so highly pleased that returned this
spring and purchased another and must
saw that IL gives bet CT sati faction both
in stony and smoCth ground than Any
plow | ever saw. | have seen the pillow
run for thirty or forty yards and never
touch them and cut regular rurrow
Any child who can manage team OF
hor es can plow Will, one Of the Oliver
Chill Plows, it turns the sod 80 nicely.
If | thought ii necessary TO say any
moro, | cculd do if, but [ deem it not
worth my while to take mp any more
space. | sy, brother Farmers get the
p!ow and Try it for yourselves. Very
Truly, &C. LoUDoUN EwFRS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

WHAT THE CALL ron rILDES MEANS.
Tho Democrats OF West Virgins in
their State Convention represented the
opinion OF the Democratic party, not
only in that State. but Ia nearly every
State in the Union, hy naming Mr.. Til.
den as their first cholce for the PRESS
dency. Oshtr States will no doubs fol-
low the example set by West Virginia.
and it is clear that so would all were it
not for the doubt that exists in regard
10 Mr.. Tiiicn's health. Whatever o.
compliment the pride OF any individual
State may be willing To pay to candi.
date living within us own Dor iers, there
would oe no mnrnur of dissent IN the
majestic voice with which the Democra-
cy OF the whole couniry would call up
on its greatest leader il it were sure
thai be could obey the call.
The eagsrncss with which the party
turns for counsel and for leadership TO tie
veteran whose strength has been spent
in the noblcst public service, is tho one
hopeful sign OF time stormy and full
OF peril to tho great traditions of the
Democracy. While ut Washington
Democratic lea lers that 10 not lead are
wasting time aad party strength in
proGiless discu Sion of impracticabili.
ties, the mass Of Democ, attic voters,
sick of oil these aimles5 utilities AMI
distraction, and alarmed at the pros
pect OF division, see that q reform and
change OF administration is the question
of the hour. Here ia the one and only
Issue which can unite the party ana in
sure its victory.
To think OF reform. 10 wish to bring
the Government back 10 sound consti.
'utional principles. is 10 think OF Mr..
rilden ond TO desire that on his shout
ders may rest the burden of the great
work that must be done. Whether he
feels Huns II able 10 take up That bur-
den is o question, but there is no
questioning the all but universal wish
that he could do so. That wish
and the general feeling that the same
neei exists as in 1876, and that Dem
ocratic success is attainable only be-
cause il attained it would mean reform
II administration, arc ~ leass indie,
tons that the party j. tired OF its recent
divagations, and hopes to find safety in
the old paths.
If 1t IS impossible TO have Mr.. Tilden'a
leadership again, it is not impossible
that the reverence 70: his great name,
aud the remembra zee and apprc citation
OF his services, may At least bring about
the nomination Of some statesman who
believes with him that the FIRST eirec,u-
oil step in the reform OF our Govern
meut must be Fundamental change
IN the policy OF the Administrations
Ne,0 York San,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

liz THE SHaDE,-U1r. r. G. Payne,
City Alderman. Brisbane, Queensland,
Australia, wri,cs:I have been q great
sufferer with rheumatism for years and
have tried every known remedy, ioclu.
cling galyanic batteries AMI Turkish
Baths. Finally J tried ST.. Jacobs OIL
thc great pain-curc and can positively
say 1t gave me instantaneous relief II
puts Oh ot5o- remedies in tbc shade
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED.

NOTICE is hereby given that as the
~ February term, 1884, OF the Circuit
Court OF Hampshire county, West Viz
gina, petition was fled b. John n.
Rannells DC Hannah Il izabeth his wife,
asking tba.~thcy may he permitted to
adopt q female child whose name is un.
known to them. under chapter 1872 of
the acts OF 1882, and that on tho lst
day Of the next term Of eaid Court. the
Court will appoint sonic discreet aud
suitable person To- act as the next friend
of sail infant IL sai, natter. Teste.
V. ". POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court Hampshire county.
April Is, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

WEST .viRGINiA, 70 W.T. At raIss held
W in the Clerks CHi,e Of TIE Ci,cRit Court
OF Hampshire County, on the FIRST Monday In
January. 1894.
Join Monroe, SHERIFF. Of Tsmpshir- c9gn.
~, AMI "A such committee admir- %
Lerkin {. Kelley, deed, Plaintiff.
Ct.
Francis Kelley. JOSEPH 4. Kei'ev. James
KclIcy, George KELLEY. WIN. G.. Ksl.
leg, Evciinc Kelle,, JOhn s. Hcshey
md Sarah J. HE wife, Cato Kcllcvl
and Patrick KELLEY. William Taylor,
james =. S4ull & rhouas shpl. part.
ncrs doing business under Tho name
Of Jameg :. Shull e Brother, Defcn-
dante. Is CUANfERY-
The object of This suit 70 to arcsrfaia The in.
dcoiednsss Of T.. q. Kelley. deed AMI cell he
te0i estate u which te died seizsi fafier az
siguing pc willows dover tiercia) and the
proceeds thereof or so ma % thers3r ~ may be-
ueceal'ry to p'ymsni u his debts. aai 70. 9th
er ald farther relief
And ID appearing from al aTl ltvit th4t the
Deieudlnt Patrick Kelley isa nonresident on
this -staic-li g. ordered. that The said non
resident Defrudl nt DO appear here within one
month after be dale q The Grst pubiirsnon
hereof, Hoa DO what is necessary - pr otect hig
interest. issic,
V. ". POLLING. Clerk
Circuit Court Hamph.,e Co, ". Va.
April il. lS84.-Aw.
Daley e Daley, At,i's for PITT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

The kidneys act as purifiers OF the
blood. AMI when their functions arc in.
tcrfefei with through weakness. they
need oning. They become healshfully
active by the use Of llos,etier's Stomach
Bisters. whoa falling short of relief from
other sources. This superb stimulating
tonic also prevents and arrests fever and
aSue. constipation. liver complaint, dys-
pepsia. rheunasis and other ailments.
Use it with regularity.
For sale by all DTusg ists and Dealers
generally. CApril 4.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
IN CIANCEEY.

The object of this suit is to have a
settlement OF the accounts Of JOHN iii.
cbaGl. Admir-. of Jacob Michael, decd,
N he inads pail 20 thusa EMIT e,i
thereto, and TO assi2h d ,wcr ia tue real
estate OF which said Jac1b Michael died
seiz:'l 30 his widow, or 10 pay her n sum
i'll gross in lien &c her dover il she elects
to axe 1t in lieu Of dover, anil 10 sell
sa'd real ca a'o and tic proceeds thereof
raid To those entitled hereto.
And H. appearing from ait affilavit CT.
ed in this cause, that tho defendants
Virginia u. Michael and TIlly Il. Michael
are nnn-resiients e this State II is or
dcrcd, that tho sail non-rasilanL dcfen
dante do appear hero withn ono month
alter tho date Of tie FIRST publication
hereof, an do VIA. is necessary 90 pro-
'ect their interests. Tcste.
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court Hemp. Co., w. Va.
April II, lS9i.-if.
II. y. Giikoson, Alto for P'fTs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
THEO. b. ALLEN.
1888 ARCH ST.
EKIL a ID I.pHI.
PURCHASING AGENCY Fon
Genera! Merchandise

NEAKES n specially o. shopping 70. a,,-.
MI town trade, will bry for ron an, ~,
OF goods that Gao be procured IN philads,eh;.
will give description and prices when 81 n.y.,
cannot be sent. No place in this counter - -
yoa buy goods cheaper than In THE cl,r 49,
oever 80 cheap rs now. Have the whole en-
TO make sclcctions from, aud ak years ,r,s.y
cnce In two of The leading retail houses -.
will assist mc In mixing j1dieious selec,io.,
for you.
Orders whether large or small will h,v, ,,r..
careful attention. Tae prices OF the GOOD, 49,
not enhanced by ordering through no. bq, h,S
the goods TO my customers at the same ne.
that customer would pay II here to bur IN -
con My compensation being \ snail ,r,s,
discount allowed me by the Merchants Of Mo,
ibuv. And on some goods such as maslips
ard Others, no discount at all as they nrs go
ne, 20 everybody alike. A sample order ,oliei
ted. Correspondents promptly answered..
Goods by mail or Express Mt slight cost 10 an
parts OF the country. Address.
THO. Il. ALLEN.
1888 Asch S.re,f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

REMARKABLE INSOMNIA. An &C.
count OF most remarkable case Of in
somnia has come to light in Wheeling
recently. Joseph Salisbury, ship car
center, about sixty years OF age, has
lot slept sn hour o. a time, nor more
than ten hours In al, since January 4.
Otherwise he seems SOUND End healthy,
and works every day at his trade. when
these facts first became known lis ac-
quaintanccs doubted his statement.
thinking that the matter was n dodge
10 gain nDtoriety; but when Joseph and
his family persisted that such was the
case j. was determined that persons
should watch With him every nigh ne.
ter his work. It was done for five
nights in sIccesson, AMI durinG that
time lie manifested no desire TO sleep,
spending the nights rca ling an amok-
ing and resuming his work in tho morn
ming apparently IS fresh nna inyigora-
ted rs though DO had just risen from
sound nights sleep. Since this test
was made others have watched him close.
~ among thcm several physicians, who
arc at a loss to account for this remark.
able phenomenon. It il safe TO cay that
it has been at least ninety days since
San sbury'5 insomnia commenced, and
al his time hc has not been in bod.
TuG BEST BLOOD PUBTFtBH.- Perfect
health depends upon perfect condition
Of the blood. For impure blood use
Iloldstein's Aromauua, remedy that
| can be relied upon as being thorough
and eiTectull in It's work. Every family
! shCuld use Atomarna in The spri g.'ime
| for the impure eccrctions ofthc blood in.
| cjdcnt 80 that season Of the year. For
! Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney Disease.
| ChiHs and Fsvcrs, Sick Headache, ETC.,
! H. is uneqUailcd. Price 2j and Is cts.
Sold at McDowers Drug Store. I'm.
! ~ Hove This day soil one-half inter
/ est in my Stock OF Merchandise to my
nephew, Louis Il. RANDALL, and admit
/ tel him rs az cqnal partner.
All Bills due me cia BE pail to r. y
, RANDALL or myscf.
ISAAC L. BRADY.
ET VIII coaduue thc General Mer-
chandsin. usincss md rtHo frm nam,
Of /. T. BRADY z CO. april Is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

WEST VIRGINIA, To Wit a, ruies eld
w in the Clerks 0Glce OF The Circnit Conr,
OF nampshire County, on the fret Monday in
April, 1884
Nimro Whitlcree, Administrator of
Wm. S. Hook, decd, rllin,iT.
Holm Monroe Sheriff Of Hampshire
county, ana as such ccmmitte namin.
is'rator Of John Seldom, deceased,
Jane Sel'or, Charlotte Seldom. vii
liam II. Seldom, Daniel SclIon. BESSIE
j. Seldom, FREDERICK J. Seldom. Frank
V. Seldom, Eli Sellor. Mary +. II.
seldom. Joseph Il. GRAY, Anaie j..
Graz, Charles d. Mcdonald and Eliza
y. Med 2nald, Defendants,
IN CHANCRKY.
The objeei Of III, suit Is 10 snljecl tract Of
ear CaPon Bridge, in said county, of which
said John Se.den died IN Possession, to
tic payment Of the Plaintiffs debt named 10
TIE bill, viz $500 90. with ingeresi rom In +,
ist day OF November, 1879, which IA credited
by 1888 f6 paid February 2ni. 1888 being the
pa'ehase money OF said land and for suci. other
general and special relief as is required &c
Aud II appearing from an aljlayit that * ~
Seldom. one Of the defendants il q nnH-res;dent
Of this STATE II Is ordered tina, the said non
resident Defendants d, appear here within one
mouth after The dale o: la Grst publication
hereof, aud do waHt ID neccJSuy 20 protect hi,
interest. Teste,
Y. II. POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court Hampshire CO. -. Va.
April Is, lS84.--4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
EEA 20 EE Szzxs9sEEzzx
Hmss ROOFING

Dun Car AHcuonED RooFIN9 can be
laid by persoBs Of ordinary mecbauica
ability. IL las stronger seams, nd
fewer raw edges, than any metallic roof
in The world. Send Tor circulars and
price,. Wa. a. LIST & CO Wheel.
iuR. vs.. We, soc Manufacturer.
March "a, 1Ss4.-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
r e r Err f N @ K s .

W. W. Porter. Attorney a, Law, G23 walnut G,
". II. Browne, Atty at Law, 52s wslsu, 81
II arold p. Newln, Deputy Proihouat4fy, Sa
piemc Court, BROAD St
Rev. VIM. b Greene. 3i2 South 18th 81.
March 20, 1854 --6m.
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IN CUAECFK1

TXTEST VIRGINIA, IT,. WIT AT raley held
w in The CLERKS oiiicC OF the Circuit Colrt
OF Hampshire Ccun.y, the Isl Monday in
April. 1884.
John Michael AMI Louisa j his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Je.
Ann Michael Amandi Michael, Virgin
la u. Michael. aud Lilly +. Michael,
Defendants,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
N

DARTlES wish ing to purchase the eslebra.
ted 'Laagstroth Bee live" o. in sAor,
bee supplies Of any kind, will 6pd /. 10 ,hsi,
interest to call on the undersigned.
~ Italian n.ea, a specially
j. W. SKULL,
Pieasan, Dale, y. Va.
April 4. 1884. -4n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

gee week ~ hons. s. 90 oui6; free
ROO Pay absolutely sure. No risk CAPT
tai rot required. Render, IL you want husins,
tn which persons OF either sex, youus or old
can make great psy all tho time they work, win
absolute certGiGty, write foe particulars 10 ".
HALLErr 4 co Portland Maize.
Dec Ia lSsR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

Mormon women arc taught TO speak
OF 'our husband
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

GEEERAL GRANTS friends are plan
ming an earnest movement TO make
him the Republican candidate for Pres
ident. Blaine has the lead at present =,
as far os outward evidence shows.
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