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AYERS.
irVig0r

restores. with the gloss and frsshnses q
youth, faded or gray hair 70 . nstarsi. rieh
brown color, or deep black, - may b desired.
by 10 use light or red hair may b darksesd,
thin hair thicksned, and haldnsss ofssa,
slough not always. cured.
IL checks falling Of the hair, and stinN,
iates weak and siekiy growth 10 vigor. 10
prevents and cures scurf and dandruR, and
heals nearly every disease peculiar 70 the
..sip. As Lsdies' Hair Drsssing. the
yiGoR Is unoquallod; Il contains neither oil
nor dye, renders the hair soft. gioesy. and
,lken In appearance, and imparts . dsHcass,
agreeable, and lasting perfume.
Mr. c. p. BnIcnxn writes from Kirby. o.,
Jsiy ). iss2 " Last fall my hair commsncsd
falling out, and In short time I became
noarly bald. I used part OF . bottle Of
AYEn's Hhn viooR. which stopped the fall
have now full head OF hair growing vigor-
ouslY. and Am convinced that but Tor the
n,e OF your preparation SHOULD have beso
entirely bald"
=. Y. BOWEN. proprietor q the Ncxrfhur
,7.lc) Enquirer, says" AyrR's HAIR vf0on
speak Of it from my own experience. Iis
uso promotes tho growth OF new hair, aud
makes IL glossy and soft. The vioon Is also
q sure cure for dandruH. Not within my
- give entire satisfaction"
Ain. Angus FAinBAiRN, loader OF thu
celebrated Fairbairn Family" Of Scottish
Nocllists. writes from Boston, Mass, Fsb. q.
1850 Ever since my hair began TO give ell.
very evidence of the change which hectinR
t.mc procureth. hive used Ayers HAZE
VIGuB, and so have been able To maintain
= appearance OF youthfulness matter OF
.lou.lderable consequence TO ministers. ora
to:.. actors. and in fact every one who liyes
- the eyes Of the public"
Mas. o. a. PREscorr. writing from n y,-
r.. tharIesto,rH. Macs, tprl II, 1882, says:
" Two years ago about two-thirds of INV hnts
asTac or. IL thinned very rapidly and I vas
tas. growing bald. On using AYER's Ham
TiGoR the falling stopped and q new growth
commenced, aud In about n month my head
"a, completely covered with short hsip. II
las continued to grow. and 10 now ~ good AZ
before Il fell. regularly used but one bottle
~ the Viooc, but now sso IL occasionally a.
tTcssirg."
To have hundreds Of similar tssssmonlals
. the efficacy OF AYERS HAIR vIooR. II
sects bat trial 70 convince the mos. skspse.
"a ~ its value.
TBFPAaEp BIT
o.. J. c. Aysr& Co. +, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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L II + NJ A z X L s.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nav
ll-Receipts Of Cat or the week
Beeves 1869; Hogs 5l62; Sheep 1907
Prices Of Reef Cattle ranged MS fol.
lows: BE ) CO! e5 80. that general
rated first quality 5 009$5 62i; me
dun or good far quality 81 00(d5 90 ;
ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows
IS 5O(d4 90. Extreme range OF prices
) 5o,aS5 80. Most of tho sales were
at . O0@S5 IS per 100 lbs. Swine
We quote at 666I cents per I'D net.
Sheen & Lambs. We quote wool Sheen
q: 5@ 5lcs.; clipped do 2lC946 cents !;
Lambs at g IL c:s. per IT,. gIoss.
AZ we 60 70 press we give grain quo.
tatioas At the depot:
Whes', 30 cts TO 81 cora 81 IS
rye soc; oats, So 10 10c .-Wiuchester
Times, Nav IS
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McDeoriaJ decoration dan.

The annual celebration Of the me-
mortal association will be held az
Romney. on Saturday, 6tn June next.
at which time an address will be
made by Col. Alexander Monroe.
Mt the Courthouse at IL O'clock
The graves will be decorated az usu.
al and 1t Is hoped that a full atten
dance OF the members and friends OF
the cause may he had. The Romney
and Institution lands will fur ish
the music for the occasion. The Ia.
dies OF the association are req ues,ed 10
meet at the Court house at 6 o. clock
the evening of the sth June Tor tho
wroaths. &c.
NJ. f.. VANCE, President.
NJ. III. Heiskel!, Secretary.
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March Bisxard.

The United States Covers men, Ce,.u, Vol
sme, just published spesks Of the s'RBuARKA.
BlE SUCCESS tending our UNIQUE AND
JCNriRiNG REPORTS" In pushiag the Amer
ia. Agricultural II began the current year
with larger subscription list than at eny cor =.
responding period In twelve years. The able
corps OF Editors. who hsvs made the Americas
Agricaitntist welcome visitor 10 thousands o 4
Southern homes f,r quarter Of a century, ar.
eow bending all their cnsrgie, to make the
Journal, II possible. more inlsrcs,isg and val
may RIGHTLY conclude that (.
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Eky.S..E!|,alkIss1llssllIs1
HOlO Lost, H01C Pesfoy.d.

H0t0 Lost, HOJO II eStOred.
jest published q sew edition OF Or. COT.
YER" ELLIS Celebrated Essay on ~. p.dissI
Cure OF spsrmstoirhoe4 or Seminal Wesks.,
ln'oiuo iaty Seminal Losses, impotsucy. Nep !.
sI snd PHYSICAL Inc4pscity In2edimsrts 70
Marnsgs etc: also Consumption Epilepsy ar 4
rus induced by sslf-isduigence, Or sexual eH
tfsvsgabce, &c.
Iss celebrated author. 10 this sdnirasl.es
say. clearly demonstrates from a thirty ,s.rs'
.aoctss'b Pracuee, that the alarming ooase.
sueocss Of self abuse NAV be rsSic,lIx cn,.d
poinhSE out mode Of cure 81 once simp'.
certain ssd eGeciual, by me "a 81 which
rey '1Herer, 10 Ustter what bis coaditi,.
may De, may cure bisself eheaply. pri,s,slv srd
radically ~
- Isis Lecture shsuli be in III. bssI, Of
every youth and every m.u in ih.lanS
sent under zeal. ia plais esvsio,. "a
scores post paid oa receipt Of four cent? or
I'VE Post'gs stsmps address
TIE CLYERWELL MEDICAL, co
~ Anr ~ New ctk.N. Y; Pos;oAe. soy 1ss
Jsly u lss9 3m
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To all Who 40 Suffering from err
rors and indiscretions of youth. ne,youS
weakness. early decay. ioss OF manhood
SC, sill send recipe that vii, crrc
you. FREE OF CHARGE. i. This great
remedy YVES discovered by q mIs>ionsry
IN South America. Send a seif-aidress.
ed Envelope TO the Rsv. JosKru 7. Tx.
Man, Ststisa u. New York CITY
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0OMNEY FRIDAY. MAYl5. 1ss5
ANNOUNCES NJ ENrs.
Election dsy-Tuesday, Ma, 10.
FsILOw.CIrf1eNs.

~ the solicitation Of many voters, I
Smnounce myself ~ can iidats for tn
Omce of County surerintend n, If Free
ooho".s Tor tho County Of Hampshire. at
~. I'VE E'rct'on To he held on the third
Tuesday in Nay ne I. Should tho W.
'er' OF the county confer the Office on
ne. It's duties shall DO discharged faith.
iuliy and to The best OF my ability.
DANIEL N. SHAwKN.
April :, Ie85.:pd.
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HigginsriHe, ". Va.

AAtSJtNSCtfGF, ". a
WOULD respectfully call the a;;sniiso OF
The people Of Hampshire ssd sdjoising
s'un,es u my stock OF
$& Fruit Trees and Gas
Y Zines.
and In order TO clear ground for psr stock 7
viii r seive orders until tie 10Th OF April NOT
later. Tor 6rst class spple trees, my selection
includisg Summer. all aud Winter
A, So per Hundred;
Or per City;
o. zoe per tree yssr selection lea,
than 90.
FIRST Clsss Peach trees iaeludiog Early Al,1sp
der, Hmsdrn. Jn Waterloo and nanv otb.,
nds ripenins from 4th July till lar and ana
week 10 October for 81! per bundred Sc per 81
or l5c per tree for less than so Ounce oic.
trees, 81 per doc, 3oc each. Houghtea eooseb,r,
ioc each IS per hundred Concord grapes $40
per n ndred or zoe each. and all other kipds
OF Ifuit trees IN proportion Beautiful Ever
green Trees suitable for Cemeteries, so cents
per Tree Beautiful Flowers and Plants
~ Any one sending me between this and
the Is; day Of May 81 90 will recsiv. sbou,
The le'h or 18th Of May 9 Bedding plaa,s.
Gersn'ums;
Coleus foilsga plant;
verbenss;
Fuohsa.
Above plsots will make a ,plend;s g.s and
ESQ be taks1 Up ~ the fall ssd ss.d "a bou,e
plants
8 .Csr1Biu4s for 81 %
Ut ~ DO z 90
Dsblias as
Verbsnas per dozen 100
Plants and Trees delivered in reach
Of all. Cash With ALL orders for enw.
ers and satisfaction gusrantssd. Re
spccIlslIy,
JNO. n RANNELLs.
Higginsville, W. Va.
March s, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
The Mirror

is no aatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale2
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
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$500 REWAROf

-'tf- - fss-tri D. - -rsef ff,,r ca--st.,s
80 - - flf r. - Z. -,. rstla ~ cssgs,.,,
~ sftitff f4frf ilis sfsa n. g.,
H'sfr su4s - i-s. TA-y 80 yss,,y ,s...,s.
" ~. - gf 49, p strsf flsis3 I,fr. hsr., -.
rs'ts - fiis - 81 s-,sr.ls So. q
49, i.'fa.. a.. gsaatrs a..s,,s,-,-.1 80 a.
So, III ~ go. 90 : ~ W N.... = r--l...g
- .s -f-rt-'. - 80 ---rss 81 .,sF =. -.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
ROUGH oN COUGHS.

KOUOh On COUGHS.
ASS Tor Rough on Coughs. for Coughs.
Colts. Sore Throat. Hosrssness. Ere
ctes, i5c. liquid, sc.
re UGH ON RATS.
clears on, rats. mice, reaches. dies, ants
'd-buss, sku IA. chipmanks, gopher.
l5e. Druggists.
HEART PAINS.
PaiPitai'on, Drop,icii Swelling., DIX
ziness. Indigestion. Headache, Sl.ep.
iessnsss cured BY Wells Health Re.
ne ser.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

Judge Sherrard haa had another
operation performed upon his eyes by
an eminent ccculst of Baltimore.
by recent advices from him, the Win.
ehester Time, of Wednesday last
learns that 1T is thought tba, it will
prove omInenHy successful. May he
have many more days of health end
strength meted out to him by mer.
ciful Providence
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
WIDE AWAKE

'nrss or four hoars every night coughing. &c,
,mmed ate relis' aud sound rest Nv using WelI.
ksugl en- coughs. Troehes, lSs., Bsissu. CSC
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WHOOPING COU0i;

and tire man Throat Affections Of chill
dren. PROMPTLY. pleasantly snd safely
relieves nv Rough on Coughs. Trocncs
Is. BslsaIn 25c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

\ DNERTls Frs! send for our Se.
Gro 'G' Lst Of LEGAL Nswspspers.-
~. !. HOW'LL 4 Co. 10 Spruce
Nsv eax
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ROUGH on PAIN poR0UsEp PLAsrEn;
Strengthening, improved. the best tor
saekache, pains 10 chest or side. rheu
Matism, neuralgia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

Mr.. A. J. Parker, OF Grant county,
met with . serious accident a few
weeks ago. According 10 the Pete "a.
burg Gazette lie had for some time
been suffering With rheumatism, which
bad weakened one leg. and on getting
out OF bed ono night he bore toe much
weight on that leg. and. as medical sx.
animation proved. broke a bone. We
are glad to know, however, that he is
getting alsng well.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

ROUGH ON rOOTHAClH.
tasisat relief TO. Neuralgia, ToothAch. Face
ache Ask for Rough on 1sslhsehe. is a.d
IS cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

LIFE PHESERVER
yoa are losing your grip 90 life try
Wells Health Rene ~er. Oiv,s direct to n Ell
spots.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

TIE HOPE or The NATION.
Chi!dfes. slew in devele juent, puny, scraw
~, AID delicate. use Wells Health Remover.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

IL is stated that calves are selling a,
Si2 to $zs per head in Highland coenty,
Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

ROUGH on PAIN PORuUSBD PLASTER
Strengthening. Improved, the sest for back.
ache 2"ins IN sssst or eide, rhsumatiss, ssu
rnlgia.
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Sewing machines OF Eng'isa aud
American makes rotsiI in Georgstowr.
Briiish 6uiarq, AZ on, STA ssob.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

CATARRHAL THRpAT AFFECTIONS.
Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore Throa,
cared by Rough on Coughs Trochss, $50
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ROUGH On CORNS.
Ask for Wells Rough on Germs, I5e
Quick. complete cure. Hard or soft
curns, wsr;s, huRionr.
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TIN STEEL. FELT. AND
IRON ROOFING ROOFING

Tone up in Rolls and shipp.d n I'm ON, r...
tory ready 10 put on. TuUtS LoASED Yrta
DIaScrIcs> enabling the p,scticst farmsr. es,,
pointer or mechanic TO do his Own wo,k.
esSys wASIxs. Write fcs circulars Md priees
Nm. A. LIST 4 90,
wheeling. W. Va.
March s. lss5.-sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

The Cluverius trial in Richmond va
adjourned on Tuesday last en- sccouu,
Of the illness of jursr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
MOTHER!

MOTH Frs
" ye7 are falling, brokes, worn sa, s.a
esrvoss, use Wells Health Reasws. 81
orssgi.u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

A young man blackened his nous
taohs with lsad comb and then took
his girl out for u moonliah hit stroll.
When the fair ono appeared in the
bright light OF the family circle a cou-
pie OF hours later, her face looked like
q railroad map.
a Mormon editor At Salt Lake CITY
had The following in recent number ::
'Ihe unknown woman who Was kille 1
ut this place three months ago by the
cars, proves to be one oil the wives Of
the editor of this paper
AInEsT OF FoUE BANK OFrIcER<.-
The motion Of the receiver OF The Elk.
change National Bank before the
United States Circuit Court, at Nor.
folk. Va. Oh the 18th inst. to appoin.
receiver to take charge of Balm e.
Bros assets WAS denied. The plain.
TITS attack was made on the ground of
traui and conspiracy to d fraud the
Exchange Bank. Warrants Of ares,
we're then sworn out by Bank Examiner
keyser against John Is. Whitehead.
late president OF the hank; James g
Balm. vca.president; Geo NJ. Balm.
Jr., cashier. and II. + X balm, di.
rector. hey weee bsiled In thu sum
Of $40 900 each.
Tomatoes. cymblincs snI cabbage
from the far South made tb cir appear.
nm in the Winchester IN ,rkct las, week.
Air. William Montgomery, OF this
place. went t. Cunbsrlsnd last Mon.
Jay in charge Of two cans Of Young
trout from Fish Com missioner Capt. C.
;. White, which he shipped to Com mis-.
-ioner Miller. Of Wheeling.
An Englisbman, looking down a list
ut American towns. came TO those bear.
ing the weil.known names Of Paw,uck.
e', Shetuckst ard Nantucke.. .Haw!
ha~' h, exclaimed. Bless me, if Tie
~hole family didn't take IT.
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THIN pEOPT.E

We'is Health Reosw, restores health
and v'g"r. cures Dy-peps,e, Headache,
NERVOUSNESS, Dobiiity. 81.
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PRETTY WOMEN

Ladies Who would retAia freshness sxd viva
;ity. Dea'i fail to try Wells Health Rsnewer
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BY THE SEA

TUE STOCKTON, Atlantic City. n
80 Conner Maryland and Atlantic ave.
74e' o.. Of rs hscs, ssssiss resorts In IN.
,'s''f, s aCv open for the reception of
''.' The Mei.iues Tor bvaring. bathing
ing. ~, are uneEcelled. Terms liberal.
.E-'tf LEFLE8, Propris,ois
Wsniion this Newspaper
~ .s5j. a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

Texas boasts OF 300 vsristcs Of
grasses, Wisconsin OF 40 varieties Of
beans, California OF $50 varietie, of
wheat. and Michigan of coo varieties Of
polatoes. their exhibits at New OrIsaa.
showing the record Of such facts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
ROUGH ON Itch

Rergs on Itch cures hunors. sruptiou.. rug
blains,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

Tomatoes. cymblincs snI cabbage
from the far South made their appear
nm g in the Winchester IN ,rkct last week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
NOTICE.

m RESTITUTION Deaf p.ns pn,s
M Atm Ess ES made saa ISo..
Ovatcd
b ROOMS ssr sal. hy the dsx,,
exchanged Tor Broom Corn
osaers nised TO the Sass and Tailor shoes.
Apply to The Shops.
PRINCIPAL.
Romncy. w. Va. Nov. .. 1850.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

Tho thief who stole four horse.
between MooreGeld Junction aud
Pleasant Dale, this county, last week,
We learn from friend, was arrested
in Washington City on Monday last,
the offender being identified by Mr.
James B Iteare, of this county, who
was IN that city at the time and gave
the information to tho proper officers.
said information being communicated
TO this place, We presume the rascal
will soon be lodged in our jail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15

WOULD respectfully call the a;isniioo OF
the people " Hampshire aad sdjoising
unties u my stock OF
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-15
Circuit Court.

Judge Armstrong presiding. tho fol
lowing foreign s,terniss present
Blackburn Hughes. Esq. Of Martins
burg; Benz. DALEY. Esq. OF More
Held c. W. DALEY. Esq, OF Key.er
and A. y Boyd. Esq, o: Cum herland
The Grand Jury were 10 session two
days, and found tie following indic..
mcnts: Henry C. Sutton. for burg lary
& petit larceny; Jas. Mortimer Mil cor.
for forgery Simon +. Pifer, assault,
AMI battery Toi Allen. hunting ON
Sanday; jeremiah Haves. for grams
lsrcsIy Owo indie meats; George
Barney. hanting on Sunday; Jane,
Rsrnsy. huntin: on Sundsy; JOHN
Bowen. pe'iL larceny.
On Wednesday the osss sGainss
Henry q. Sutton WAS tried before q iury
and verdict Of no. guilty. The case OF
Other w. Hines il now on trial.
A number Of cbancery eases ksy.
been submitted 10 the eour, ard de-
erses sstersi.
Rev. Henry IIomap will OCCUPY the
pulpit OF the NJ. +. Church, South. i.
this place. next Sabbath, morning and
night
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the old board
OF county commissioners met at the county
buildings, when Mathews, Campbell, Dornheld
and Chairman Bronson we're present.
Mr.. Campbell reported favorably on the appli-
cation Of R. NJ. Cole for purchase of tax titles,
and the motion was ordered to lie on the table.
The old board then adjourned zine die.
The new board met and organized with the fol-
lowing members present: Mathews, Magnuson,
Dornhed, Doe and Woodward. On motion S.
Mathews was elected temporary chairman. and
in the afternoon a ballot was taken for permanent
chairman, when s. Mathews received a majority
vote and his appointment WAS made unanimous.
The following committees were then ap-
pointed
On Taxes-Doe, Mathews and Woodward.
On Purchasing-Dornfeld,W Woodward ana Doe.
On Poor Farm-Magnuson, Dornfeld and
Mathews.
Mr.. w. c. Masterman presented his bond as
county auditor, which was signed by NJ. Clark,
DR.. P. II. Millard F. II. Prince and ". E.
Esston, in the sum of 5000, and h bond was
approved as to form and sureties.
Mr.. FaYette Marsh, who is conducting the case
OF the county against the jefferson estate for
piled for 500 for the purpose of obtaining depo-
sition from New York, to be used in the case,
had the amount arranged for.
The board then went into a committee on
audit, AID found the books of the auditor and
treasurer correct and approved them.9 The board
adjourned TO meet this morning at O'Clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07

supper The members treated their guests royalty
The evening spent with the brethren OF Mime
sofa lodge No. l, 1. o. 0. F., will not easily be
forgotten, and the hospitality extended and the
pleasures had will show that Oddfellows the
world over know how to treat their fellow cit
iZen.
AS this is the oldest lodge in the state il may
be Of interest TO give short description of it.
The lodge opened here in 1852, when Still
water was place of less Importance than at
present. For several years the lodge in q
very hourshing condition, and al the time of the
breaking out of the late civil war the treasury
had S., 300 in il. The membership. however,
had dwindled down, and only Myron Shepard,
William Willim, W. W. Rutherford, John S.
Proctor and D. W. Armstrong were
regular attendants, and when Ny
ron Shepard left at the call of his
county they could not muster quorum. The
lodge then became dormant, but on Sept IS,
1883, the charter of renewal was granted, with
ten charter members. AMI at the present time
they have increased to forty-three. The old seal
is the only part of the old belongings that they
have, and it Is highly priced by the members.
The lodge appears 10 have prosperous time be-
fore them, and they are doing good and benev-
olent work. The officers are energetic, and will
receive only the best material into the lodge. All
success to No. !.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07

Quite an amount Of feeling was occasioned
over the appointment Of a successor to Dir. John
S. Proctor as surveyor general for this district,
and those who were on the losing side were in
dignant, and made no effort to keep the public
from knowing just how they felt. They had sup
posed that Mr.. Judson McKusck would have
been appointed, owing to the vote Of the lumber
mems board of trade, and Y hen they learned
that Mr.. A. G.. Hospes was the lucky one, they
denounced the whole proceeding The governor
explained why the appointment was made, and
we will not 90 over that ground, as it appeared
in full in yesterday mornings GLOBE. The
friends Of Mr.. Hospes pleased that they had
their man appointed, but they do not say much
about it. No doubt both men are we'll qualified for
the position, and the governor has made his
Choie c. Both men are well known in the city,
and not word can be said against either OF the
three candidates. Hospes, McKuslck or Dera
gisch. What the next move will be we know
not, but Mr.. Hospes has received the governors
certificate and enters the position.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-07

MUNICIPAL CoCRT-CIvIL CASES
BEFORE Judge NethewaY.

Yesterday morning The following cases were
before the court, and it will be seen the docket
was very small.
Frederick Weber against A. H. Boulton
! passed; set for trial Monday, January 12, 1885,
at l0a m; F. v Comfort for Plaintiff: c. p.
Gregory for defendant
P. H Miilard vs. Henry II. Thomas; over
term: service on defendant; F. Marsh for
plaintiff.
W. II. Jones g. Co. VS.. D. L. CARL and Mi
chaud Byron: settled and dismissed F. v Com
fort for plaintff.
Hersey, Bean & Brown vs.. Marie Boutwell, and
Vim. j. Smith: plaintiff appears; over term f.
V. Comfort for plaintiff.
Mathews g. Co. va. VIM Capron; over term
Clapp q Mccartney for plaintiff; c. p Gregory
for defendant.
Annie Stussie W. F. Garb; defendant not
served F. v Conf ri for plain if
Gustave Holmberg vs.. John Powers: parties
appear for trial Jan. :. at 10 am; J. " Searles
for plaiatiG Thompson Mainwaring for de-
PENDANT
Scheder & Rossum VS. John O'Shaughnessy
plaintiff appears. defendant defaulted
Burns & Gorham vs.. II. c. Parker: plaintiff
appears. defendant deiaulted; o. E. Lee for
plaintiffs.
Moaier Bros vs. II. c. Parker; plaintiff ap.
pears. defendant defauted: c. B. Jack for
plaintiff.
clara Deneault vs.. A. wnmett: p,aintif
and defendant appear Motion by defendant
10 compel plaintiff TO Ole costs: argued and de-
MED set trial jan. 90 1888, 10 a. m: Ewing
& Gail for psintiff. T. Lecky for defendant.
MINNEAPOLIS Harvester Works Fred Ait
wine; parties appear; over term: answer TO he
filed on or before Jan. 10. 1888; Clam & Macar-
thy for plaintiffs. j. n Searles for defendant.
Jersey Bean & Brown Va Chas F Goodrich :
plaintiff appears. defendant defaulted; F. ".
Comfort for Plaintiff.