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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
Fitted out for the sonson,

Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings and
oil garments can DO colored success
fully with the Diamond Dyes, Fashion.
able colors. Only 100 NJ druggists.
Wells, Richardson n Co., Burlington, W.
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN n WHEELING H. Il
Time Schedule NJ Passenger Trains In effect June bth
1884 aud until further notice,
New StandRrd-D0th Meridian time, which II ~ Min
utes slower than Columbus time
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Parties OF ton or more arc cordially invited 10 organ
zo picnic excursion ana pleasure parties for any 0f our
popular resorts, ylz hatelle Park, "a, A. H. drove, High
bridge Glena, dayl0rda drOye or STOW Lake,
For further particulars call upon Ticket Agents, or
address N, o. JANIS, Asst uonl Pass, Aal,,
abo, d. WALKER Receiver Akron, OHIO
N MoNSAltitAT, aenl oupt
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Pullman Palace sleeping and Hotel cars attached
All through tfAina run without change Nuut bound
ChlcAgO pAAt bound 10 pittsburgh, llAflsbufai bhlH
more Washington, rhhdcphlA and Now YORK
FOR time tables rAlca VI fare through lekcH ana has
nagn ohccka aud further Information regarding M
running VI trains, apply 10 H. a. flloMlNuN lioGr
Agcnt Canton, U,
'DallE iDhly except sunday iDAly cIocpt Monda,
w. A. BALDWIN, E A, ROM,
Manager, Hcn'l PaaA a iiakot AE
Pff1Guuii0N, pa
CONNOrlON VALLEY RAILWAY f1Mk rAliik,
In oiicct sunday June ist, 1854 Central ftmo
s0Ufn BOUND,
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NAnnoLLInN nIylslnN.

,sta daily, atop on sen fffsns do noi st,r
SAM. pi,Iaes, ton Manager 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
All trains Daily, sundays excepted


CONNECTIONS.
Az Cleveland, with fast trains for the East ana West
Also with Cleveland and Detroit Steamers Tor Detroit
and MI points In Michigan and Canada,
Al L0faln with YO A W l. K for fOatoria, ~
Wayne chicago AMI pOlnIA West
At SYRIA with l. SA NJ \ Ry for Sandnhky, I0l 'd0,
Detroit uhloagO and all p0lnla West aud Northwest
Al ufaitOn, with OOOAl NY f0fCfeatlne, Indiana
pOlls gt Louis and All points West and Southwest
AZ sterling, with NYP NO IL formerly \ q w
for Ashland, wadaworth, Akron Mansfield and Inter
mediate points
AZ warwick, Win 0 n nv for Akron, orylllc,
NJ Vernon aud C0lumbuA
AZ Canal Dover with a NJ IpY, for Cambridge, Ma
All IrlchSyiile, With y . 4 sc l. Ry for SteubcnHe,
CoahOolon zanesylllo Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati
AZ barton, with 81 Clairoyllo Il Northern Ry, for ~
OlAlmyllln OhO,
4 bridgeport, with &P ly for BeAlro, Pittsburgh
clG
Al Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio II II for Wash
ington cto, Also with Ohio River steamers
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NEW YORK. PENNSYLVANIA n ono RAII.nOAD
(ATLANTio n omar WKofkaN)
TIME TADLk-Adoptod Nov lath, 1883,
ngy-Irana arc run by Central OF eOth Meridian
Time which IN 28 minutes slower than Columbus time
tho standard formerly In uae by this road,
rnAINa kAaTwARn
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DRUGGISTS,

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lSuecrssof 10 q, j. Gcigut)
UNu0uiIf AND piiAl,MAO MAOlSf-uantOn U, whpc
nAr ho found large lnd We'll selected stuOA VI In.
ported Anl Indigenous Dfugs, staple anu fAtO Chuin
Gals, foreign md dunrsuo) Medical hcpAtAtl0hA
tiutu,s suplutlUts rlc, UUuipH, brushes, anN Per-
tuurN M Nuluw variety Special attention 90 me
hlllng OF lhIflu,hng PRESCRIPTIONS,
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PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE h CHICAGO Il Il
Schedule IN effect July 26lh. 1894
Trains depart from Canton ~ follOwai
cANTRL TiMH,
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SOCIETIES.

NJ, lbO, l. u o. ~, 0icrnshufgh, summit county, w.
Meeting every saturday hlAht ~ udd hclluWs HAL, a
o'clock p M I,A MiLiNH, Permanent hrcy,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
Winchester presbztary.


The Pres5ytery of Winchester met n,
Martinsburg, w. Va, on Tuesday
the 18th Of April, and was opened
with Sermon by Rev. j. N. Camp.
bell OF Strawst urg. the retiring mo-
derator.
Rev. g. w. Finley of Romney was
chosen Moderator, and Rev. VIM. ID.
White OF Iarper's Ferry, with Elder
DR.. L. w. Boyd, OF Kent street
church, Winchester were elected
clerks.
Tweny-three ministers, and as ma.
~ or more Elders were in attend
ance.
The greater part Of the time of the
Presbytery was occupied in receiving
Reports from the churches. and pre-
pairing from them the Presbytery's
reports to the General Assembly.
The condition OF the churches, as
shown by the Reports was encourag-
ing.
Mr.. Shady Engle,a member of Elk
Branch church was received under
the care OF Presbytery as candidate
for the ministry.
Mr.. j. McCarty Duckwall of Mar
tlnsburg who had been under the care
OF Presbytery rs candidate for the
ministry, was Licensed to preach the
Gospel.
Reve. r. Ii. Fleming OF Woodstock.
and 9. III. Hollis OF Front Royal, with
Elders WI. Powell of Kent st. church
Winch ester Il w. III. Dinges OF Cedar
Cliff church were chosen commission
ers to next General Assembly, which
meets in Vicksburg, Miss, on the 3rd
Thursday Of May next.
The committee on SABBATH Schools.
was authorized TO arrange for and
call q convention of Sabbath School
Officers Teachers &c. between this and
the next meeting of Presbytery.
The Overtures from the General
Assembly deferred ~ the Fall Meet
Ing of Presbytery, were answered.
as to the disnisson of the Eldershjp
aifirmativeIy as to the Powers of the
Evangelist IN the Foreign field mega
lively.
Certain troubles existing in the Mt
Hope church We're brought to the az :
teht!on of the Presbytery, aud an adj
Journed meeting was ordered TO be
held III keyscr on Tuesday May 9th.
Tor the further hearing of them.
The next regular the citing will be
held IN Mooreteld w Va, on We'd.
nesday Oct Is; at = p. NJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

ANTHRACITE Coal Nine DISCOVER
Id Mr.. VIM. e. nrai;hwaite, who re j..
siics n Cross Jrnction. in Frederick
county, about il miles from Wincaes-
'eF' says the Times Of that place. while
boring an avtesian we'll upon his farm n
ie" days ago struck vein Of what was
pronounced afterwards by q Mr.. Frcll,
nm experienced miner from the an,hra-
cite coal region OF Pennsylvania az gen.
u'nc coal 1t WAS submitted TO a tho
rough test in the fire and burned freely,
making heat equal TO the best coal.
The vein was ff.can felt through. We
understand that Mr. William Z. Znn.
OF friedrich o.,in.cn Is taking his engine
there and further developing the mine.
The same paper states that the two
young Wilson's who meditatoa rescue
of their bro hers wcr, triel and fined
So and costs, anil in lieu OF noa-pay-
ment of fine, one of them was placed in
jail for thirty days, anl to worI, on
streets with ball an / chain; the fine lor
tie o.her one was paid by Mr. JOS CO.
peniayer of Clarke county, with whom
b. hal lived.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
CAroN BnIDor, April q, 1881.

hiR. HARPER The subject Of cren,
humhec OF the articles sent ID your pa
Ter Tor few months past have been on
the progress Of schools, duty OF teach
rrS, trustees, county superintendent and
the patrons 0f schools and if what has
been said en- this subj ct WAS carefully
read, the good advice and suggestions
adhered 20, there is no doubt iJ wouid
prove very beneficial 10 all who are in
tcrestod. The schools being now close J
the tcachers vo retired irorn their mon
tai LAHORE, and will now rely on their
muscu'tr fowers 10 support them. III
least for short time. The weather is
now taking OH the appearance of snrinr.
The powers OF Stern Old winter'' arc
now rapidly being changed TO the lovely
SIN les Of spring. fbe roads are ootting
solid, and agree with u. C3wnill that
mules may once moro be nut upon the
track in perfect safety. provided Won
keep respectable distance f:on their
hees. Am gIaf TO hear ftom "Thop."
once more; | wonder when tie gentle.
man Oeclmc So we'll acquainted with the
incorporation line cf Capon Bridre-io
deed / doubt whether "Thon" knows
much abou. !he cx'cat Of that G.. ~, enl
Il the gentleman thinks Tint l!v.no in
town Will except man from laborin1
during th week, he j. very much mieta.
ken, ct least would be greatly OBLIGED
To him IL he will tell ne how 10 make an
honest living in town without work. 7
dId write my last article on Sunday, BAT
had no idea tho gentleman would object
10 that, as it is no. generally supposed
thai man who will tako his gun anu
dogs and hunt on the Sabbath would Oh
lect to hI friends writing on that day.
fHoM, don't forget the oil adanp about
those who live in glass houses" &c.
was glad 10 have the pleasure Of
reading letter from m Ohio rrieni.
formerly OF this county. hope 10 hear
from him often through the Intelligenccr.
Dir. g a. LuptoD, who has been at-
tending echool in Winchester for seve-
raj monihs. is now at his home in Parks
Valley, visiting friends and re.atiyes.
Mr.. Iapp is driving his work along quite
rapidly; lie is working between thirty
and forty hands. Col. Cooper is doinp
lively busi1e5s Ia the merchandising
trade Z, Cap9n Bridge. NJ. Fisher.
who is now sailing gools on Cap1n uear
Asa Kline's, has bought q 10; at Canon
Bridge on which hc is going 10 build n
5toTe.housa IN which he will continue
in biz present occupation that of ncr.
chGndising. CRITIC
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
South Branch, April. IL

MAJoG HABPER-Dear Sir: ! have
noticed III your paper communica-
tons from different localities, and
thinking short letter from ourneigh-
borhood would be acceptable to your
readers, | venture 10 ask Tor q space
in your worthy columns. Many of
the farmers are busy blowing, while
ott cr5 are kept from it. by the rains
which have soaked the earth so well.
The late freezes have injured the
wheat some, bat the pretty weather
We have had the last week has brought
it out considerably. Very little has
been done towarde gardening, Il few
onions have been PIT IN the ground.
some peas and email eeede, but the
writer fears not many Of them will be
heard from. Our school, which has
ilourishod under the direction Of Miss
Nnnnio Y. Ewers. closed last Tues.
day.
Miss Mamie has discharged her du-
ties conscientiously, the advancement
Of her pupils and the comments OF
the grat.fied patrons, being enough
to satisfy any one. For the head.
marks they got IN SPELLING, che
gave them merit cards rs follows I:
Bette Blue, twenty; Tom Blue, nine.
teen; Maggie Washington, sixteen !;
Mollic Taylor. eight; John Glaze,
two; Willie Washington, eight and
John Steward one. ] heard n few
ladies witnessed the last days cxer-
ciscS. and considered them vcry iinc
Chickens are doing well, one lady
set two hcns on fifteen eggs each, and
received III return for her care Of them
FOR three weeks, one little chicken.
Eggs are very plentiful, at least were
before Easter, but if they are put ont
Of sight everywhere, at such rate as
they we're at the place | am living,
Easter morning. | am afraid there
arc not quite 50 many in the country
now. The season foI parties il near
Iy over, our last one being held Nh
der most hosptabe roof, where af
ter partaking Of most elegant sup
per, VIC enjoyed several hours in dane.
ing We hope Mr.. Blue will open
his house 10 us next winter. There
was something quito remarkable a.
bout this entertainment, that made US
poor fellows hope it would not occur
again. Gentlemen were more pIenti-
fui than ladies' boys LET'S do better
next time
Ii looks very much like rain now.
aud before it has time to come, I will
close to prevent saying such stale
thing as fi; is raining.
RECRUITER.
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II X is = O Ak

Mrs. RogEEr w. DALEY paid us ,
pleasant call Gu Friday last; also on
the same day we had acceptable calls
from Mr.. and Airs. wM. Il. PEPPER OF
Sedan in this coun ty. and from Mr.
JEREMIAH HIErr of Hanging Rock.
c. w. DALEY. Esq, of Keyser. was
in town Friday. brough. his two daugh.
tiers, Misses KATE and REBsccA TO his
fathers aud left them TO mako a visit
he returned the same day.
SAMUEL l.. FLovRNoY HENaY n CIR.
KEsoN, and RoBT. NJ. WAsuiNeroS. Es.
quires, returned from Charleston Sa,ur.
day evening.
ISAAC I. BRADY, Esq, returned from
Baltimore on Friday.
Mr. Henry CAMPBELL spent day or
two in town recently.
Judge ARMsTRvNG left on Monday 70
held Court in Keyser.
Rev. Henry HoMAN OF Ridsevillc, so
highly esteemed in this community. 6ll-
cd The pulpit OF the 81. r. Churc., South.
ia This place Sunday morning aud night
last. Both discoursos were earnest and
tui! of interest and were attended By
large congregations
II. b. Gilkeson, Esq, dropped in to
see IA Tuesday evening; but made too
brief stay.
We are indebted TO Mrs. RoBrer J
PuGH FOX slice of Wedding Cake sent
to her from Philadelphia by Mrs. The
oDoRE r. ALLEN.
Rev. GEORGE W. FINLEY who left
last week to attend Preshylery in Mar.
tinsbrrg reached home Monday e,eaing
We seq it stated in tho papers that he
vas made Moderator over that BODY.
Cap'. c. S. WHITE of this place hos
our thanks for two very fla Carp which
be sen. us on Wednesday last.
We learn from the Martinsburg paoor
that Rev. GEoaoE ". FINLEY occu pie d
the pulpit Of the Grst NJ. e. Church of
that place on Sunday morning lac. and
o. The IL esbytorian church at ish,.
Re-. Il. NJ. RoANE arrived at tic Dis.
.rict Parsonage in this place on ", d
desday last onroatc to his new field OF
labor.
Rev WiLLIAoi C. iIA4maND paid u
very pleasant visit yes;o tday after.
moor.
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OEEp.

At Frankfort. Mineral county. ". Va.
April 10th, 1881, Mr. SOLOMON ALIRn.
In the 84Lh year Of his age.
Bro. AlIllre was member OF the
Methodist Church for more than fgty
year,. lie was true anil consistent
representative Of the cause of ChIisl
When death came be was prepared and
ready TO 60. His house was in order.
Long snd tedious was the last cross.
ing to Father Aikre. yet hs crossed tr-
umphantly the river Of death, and at
evening time it WAS light 20 him.
THE pains Of death are past,
Labor and sorrow cease,
And, i:e'f long warfare closed OF last.
lis soul Ia found in peace"
HE funeral was attended by very
large number OF relatives and friends.
l.. BUTT.
At the home Of his son, Mr.. VINO.
Smith, in Vernon co., Mo on the 2stb
Of March, Mr.. JoHS SMITH He was
born in Hampshire CO., Va, Dee. 18Th.
1896, where he resided anti! Oct IS
1913. He bad been resident of Vet
non county since 1866. lie had been en-
invalid foc two years previous 10 his
death. xxN
At h2r residence, near North River
Mills, Aarch ~, 1884, OF green old
age, Mrs. RFBEcCA SrUaP, Of Acute
Bronchitis. An honest aud uprieh. no.
nan has passed from time 10 oternity.
mo1rncd by loving relatives and friends
whose ioas, trust. may be her gain. is
TAO wish Of q friend. Ii. ID.
Mr.. JOHN THOMAS IionL1TzrLL. for.
merly OF Cumberland, Md. died in O.
roEon, Missouri, on the 2ad ms. in bis
Goth year.
On the 18th ms =, at the residence OF
his brother, James NJ. Graham. in Elk
GardeD, Mineral county, Mr. CHARLES
d. GRAHAM, aged about 80 years.
One dav last wces, at her residence
ot the toll-ga;e on Knoblcy Mountain.
bliss FRANCES RoDaUCR, agol about 81
years.
On The l2tb inst at tho residence Of
Rev. Henry nOman. near Ridleville,
little MARY. aged about - month";.
daughter Of Rev. German and Laura
lloma1. The father who was on his
circuit in Virginia, did not roach homo
until after tbc burial.
In Petersburg. on the 1870 inst, Of
mombtaneoas Group, CHAs. CLYDE. youn.
gest child Of Mrs. Gertrude Wel;op.
aged about years.
On the Sth last. in Grant County, af.
ter only one weeks Illness ot scarlet fe
yer, little daughter, the only child. of
MT AMI Mrs. Solomon Wclton.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

TWO CENT STAMPS. "A statement
prepared 9. the Post c{fice Department
shows that tie sales OF two.cent stam ps
during the quarter ending Ia March was
q per cent more than tic combined
sales OF the two and three cent STAMPS
or the cor responding quarter OF last
year. This is an increase beyond the
usual normal increase, which is a:trihu-
ted 20 the reduction Of postage. Ibe
sale of postal cards at the same Tina
las fallen off ten m ilions.
Hereafter postal notes will nc printed
on blue tinted paper, instead Of the vel
low now used.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

baltimore CATTLE MAEKEr, April
Receipts Of Cattle Tor the week
Reeves i740; Hogs 1882; Sheep 2673.
Prices of Feet Cattle ranged as fol.
lows: Best 3 1885 40; that general
Is rated frs! quality 75M:5 IS; mt-
dun or good fair quality 4 00@$4 62l /;
ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows
3 j0@Si 90. Extreme range Of prices
; jGgS6 40. alost Of the sales were
from 25@S5 90 per 100 lbs. Swine.
We quote butcher hogs at 7(91I cents,
fair to good nc Ts@S cts per Id net.
Sheep and Lambs. We quote clipped
Sheep at 3GjI cents, wool do 4 G6a
per lb.groes, d Lambs at SG9l0t CT.
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Ronney, w. Va, April 1st

AT meeting OF the Democratic
Executive committee of Hampshire
county. Present, e. Russell chairman
"A. II. Powaall, Il. 4. Mcdonald and
A. l.. Pugh.
"A. Il. PGgh was made Secretary.
The Chairman was ordered to call
mass meeting OF the Democrats OF
,his county, TO meet at the Court
uouse, ON the first day of the May
term, of the Circuit Court, at II o.
clock T. M. to select delegates to re-
present the County in the State and
Congressional Conventions.
K. Russell, Chairman.
a. l.. PUGH. Sec-y.
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NJ ESISEE:p,

On tie 9th inst. BY Rev. Dan' el ar
mold. j. j. WORKMAN TO Miss MAGGIE
HuLL-both OF Mineral comfy.
On the 18Th inst, in Keyser. BIZ Rev.
II. Hoifman, GEORGE w. STEWART to
Miss EMILY g. E.EMING all Of Mime
ral county.
On the 10th inst, at Rees' Tsnnery,
by Roy. j. n. Davidson, JouN a. Con-
BAN 10 Miss RiCHEL s. LILLEI-all of
tho ssmo county.
At tho residence o. The brides moth.
or, Mrs. +. II. Happier set, on the
evening Of April 10th, ny Rev. Il. Il +.
Fulton, assisted By Rev YIN. B. Greene,
Jr.. Mr. THEcDoRE y. ALIEN to Miss
ANNA G.. HAYpEH EFT - all Of Phia-
delphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
COfns and NasIzets
| will In the future

q IN the past, sell any and all kinds OF
lar.2nl.ural Implements, Harvesting
Machinery, hug-ics, Platform Springs.
fA' farm Wagons: tie improved Buck.
ryo Mover, Reaper, ana ,elt-Bu6cr,
winch are superior 10 oi! others ia cor
stru;.i2n, iighluess OF draC, &C., and
fully warranted Hager5tovn Dr;n, and
inc llager.lown celebrated urcalallcl
Locus. Hub Hay Esac, New Departure
aHd Brown Culliyators, Electric Spring
A-isaunz Harrow, Corn Planters, Corn
Crashcr7, Ciier Miils, Fruit DRYERS
ihTcsacrs, Saw Mil Engines, Ba5bcd
fence wirc, &c, 80.
E1' IN addition e The above, Won will
a. ali times end q stock Of Saddles, Bril-
dies, Narnc07, &c, &c.
Soliciting your esteemed patronage,
! ar, very respectfully you're,
-. u. iIEISKELL
N1mror. Nov, @, 1858.
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a. l.. PUGH, Sec-y.

Iwenty-one Mormon missionaries
and 400 Mormon emigrants arrived in
New York Saturday night from Europe
and left Monday for Utah. Since Sat-
urday sixteen ships with more than 10. .
900 immigrants have arrived at New
York,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25
RECRUITER.

4 $50 BIBLE PEtzE.--rho publishers
Of Ru.Ielge's Monthly Offer twelve val.
liable rewards in their Monthly for May,
among " 'ch is The following:
We VII give $1,000 TO The person tell-
ins us how many times The word Para
disc occurs in The New Testament scrip.
lures mot Tho New Reyision.) bv Nav
10Th 1884. Should two or more correct
aua1cr5 Ice received, tic Reward will
be divided. Tho mo CIV will be forward.
cd 20 Tue winner May lob, 1881. Per.
sons trying for Tie reward must send
20 cents ia silver mo postage stomD,
takeD) with their answer, Tor which thew
will receive tho June Monthly, i'm which
the name and address Of the winner OF
the reward anil The correct answer will
be published. aud in which several more
valuable rewards will be offered. Ad.
dress R1loigo Publishing Company.
f. ton, IA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

! LAvtsA JOHNSON. . Milwaukee cir,
became 50 indignant on read;n, q letter
from her bstrothed, in which he express
cd the desire to break Off their en-.
Ssgemen'. that sho tried TO snatch the
engagement ring from her finger. but Il
was so firmly fixed that she could no,
remove II. Seeing Ratchet near by,
she then deliberately chopped The finger
Off aud sent j., with the ring attached.
TO the faithless lover.
Mr.. WILLIAM q. DaowN, a well
known lawyer and prom:nens citizen of
King Tooa, Preston county, this State,
died on Saturday last ut an advanced
age.
ihe hest American inscripi ion upon
The obelisk. now Standing in Central
Park, New York, will be :'Use D.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price % cents
DR.. John Qaiglcy, well known ply
sician, died ut his home in Shepherds.
town, W. Va, Monday last. aged 50
years.
a pair of 'Henny' chickens costin.
SO are a, Sellers Is Holzens store in
Cumberland according to the INDErEN-
DES1, on exhibition. ~
High heels arc no longer worn on
evening shoes. TIE fair sufferer can't
stand it sitter wearing Lhom all day.
Mr.. Cobb re oently married Miss
Webb; be know that they were intend
cd for each o.hor as Don as ho spidcr.
Mr.. Howell Pri;chards. Li,tleton, n. C.
says: i used Browns Iron Bit,ers for
dyspepsia and loss Of appetite and have
rcgained teal,h.'
The Ssa.e Temperance Executive
Committee OF West Virginia have issued
call 20 the citizens Of The State to as.
semble in Parkersburg On Wednesday,
jane Is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

There are three terrible diseases COW
bsrore married men, namely: Spring fc-
yer. spring bonncts and spring house
cleaning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

TIE STEAM CARnIAoE.-Mr. pagen-
hart, of Miliwood, rode into the city lest
Monday in his steam carriage, ami a Is
vas his Grst appearance in Winchester
much curiosity was manifested by our
citizens, and large crowds gathered on
ibo si,e"alHs as it passed along the
streets. IL certainly vas a novel sight
aud seemed to be under perfect control,
and ran along noiselessly. Who knows
but villa! the day for the use Of horse
il'sh Tor most every purpose is not draw
to close? Steam carriages, steam pIows,
and cable street railways would seen! to
indicate such q conclusion.
The atcam carrisgc proceeded on its
way 20 Romney, w. Va. it can make
fTan II TO - miles an hour on good
road .- Wmcics,er Times April %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-25

There is a constant effort ON tho part
OF That grim monster Disease to become
master Of mortal man. Only a careful
Observance Of natural laws can r,ndcr
his efforts uuIvajlin-. Yet too often in
jud cioas cyccsses, suidsn chan. es, TOO
great exposure. improper food or other
abuses OF nature opon the gateway Gnd
Disease gains q victory. Sometimes its
mastery is so comp'eto that Nature Of
hersclf can never eGecs dislolgemont
IN such instances reinforce nature with
. iudiciou' use Of Brogn's lion Bitte7s
ant wc guarantee, in short time, all di-
as vii be vanished.