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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-24
Hampshire County Court

The April tsrw OF this court com.
msneet on April TIA.
The bonas Of Isaac IIsrrio,,. Job,
Thonpssp. 8. d. Pownall. John J..
kodrack. J. g. Lupton. John Breinia
we're approved - road surveyors.
The resignation OF VIM. n. Powell q,
road surveyor in Rlooasry dissrict vas
accepted and r. J. Lsith was appoint. d
to 6ll the vacancy.
A road was established from Littls
Capon ro,d up Chimney Hollow 10 the
Brixhts Hollow road.
A county road WAS established from
Little Capon road through the lands of
Hvsn Noreland aad Others 10 the Sprins
Gap Mountain road.
A county road from the road st II.
j. Streby's farm to the Little Canon
read At K. Biser's farm was established
A road from the Augusta road near
McCauliey's School House to the Moore.
hsid 0rade or the North River Turn.
pike near Lick Run was establish sd.
Aud the road surveyors Of the propsr
districts were ordered to open and keep
said roads in repair.
Nm. Il. Sale was allowed licens~ ia
retail -piri,uous liquors at tho Noun
tam House. a. Cspon Springs. in this
county lie was also authorized TO re-
osiye license TO keep . hotel, billiard
and pool table. License to keen hotels
MAS authorised to be issusd to John
A. Smith, j. NJ. Flory. Jacob
Smi.h, G. NJ. Milliseu, Mrs. Annie j,
Gray, Mrs. II. d.. High, Mrs. WIN. 8
Taylor and ]. v. Parker.
!; A iicense WAS authorised to be issued
to I. A. Keller tn sell liquors 1t the
Armstrong Mouse, Romuey.
A petition to take part of Gore dis.
trict and add IL to Springfield dis,rio,
was continued to the next session.
The bonds OF Joseph Wolf, John
Breinig, VIM. H. Michael, +. g. Luptou
a. Notaries Public. were pres sn,ed and
approved.
franklin Ewsrs was appointed .
Justice Of tue Peace in Springfield dis.
trict, vice Wn. N. Guthrie, failed to
qualify.
The 0lsbs School House. in Romnsy
district, Was made an additional vo,inO
place.
L. VIM. Pugh was app lated q deputy
under Sheriff Vim. II. Powell.
L. ID. SchRibbe qualified a. executor
OF James Peppers estate.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then Dir. LELAND has recommended
AYER's SARsAfARiLLA in many similar
cases. and no has never yet heard OF It's fall
ure 20 effect q radical cure.
Some years ago ono OF Mr.. LxLANp's farm
iaborers bruised his leg. Owing to tho bad
state Of his blood. an ugly scrofuious swelling
or lump appeared on tho injured limb. Hor-
rlble itching OF the skin, with burning and
darling pains through the lump. made llfo
almost intolerable. The log became cnor-
mously enlarged. and running ulcers formed.
dschargins great Quantities Of extremely
offensive matter. No treatment was Of any
avail until the man, by Mr.. LELASp's direc-
sion, was supplied with AYERS SARsArA-
IiLLA, which aliayed the pain and irritation.
healed the sores. removed the swelling, and
completely restored the limb TO use.
Mr. LELAND has personally used
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARERr. ApriI
20.-Receipts Of Cattle for the vook
Beeves 1903; Hogs 1922; Sheen 2l44;
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged IS fol
lows: Best 5 1895 S7I tLst general
rstod frat quality 5 1905 e25 i; me-
diam or good fair quality - O0i55 90
ordinary thin steers OKsn snd Cows
50 5000 IS. Extreme range Of prices
b0CSs5 s7i. Most OF the sales yer.
81 1895 IS per 100 lbs. Swine
We quote At $685. cents PER ID net
Sheep and Lambs We quote Sheep .,
st@5i cls. Spring LAMBS ct 0gl2I cts,
Fall 30 SOS cts. per 10. gross.
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e7oli Carts an G.,rnslna
Vick's Floral Guide,

For 1888 is an Elegant book Of $50
P1nsss, Col.red Plato Of P!owors. and more
,han ! 900 Illustrations OF ID. choics,t Flower.
Plants ard Vegetables, aud Dir,c,i.ns Tar
growing, Ssnd on your name aud Post Once
aouress, with cents. and get copy, posts ee
paid. THIS Is not a quarter OF is cost. In 4,
ptin'ed IN both Fnglish and German. II ycu
afterwards order seeds deduct The 10 cts.
- Vicks Seeds are the Beat in. tbs
worth The floral Gnids will tell you hsv
TO get aud grow ,ts,n.
VIcAs Flower ana Vegetable Garden,
10 Pagos, Colored Plates, 500 Rpsrayips,'
u 10 10 elegant cIo:h covers. IN s.I
Vicks illustrated Monthly Magazine,
o. pages oil Tsadias rasttsr, a Colored Plate Ia
t,ry aasoer, and many Zoe eugrsyirns
r, ~ 20 yssr 2ivs copies for SIS. Aps-
eihen ~ 1befs 10 sis 3 trial ccpiss IS cts
A.ldiess.
JAMES Y.CK.
Rochester. New York.
February Il. 1885.
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We shall give awsv several tn ousA nd
dollars !. rre.cnss ts-.s Aayoss Is.
includin: Solid Gold Wa s... Jswelr,
Guns, KevolvHs. vivlins. Vanirs
GUITAR, Music Hoxs.. Tool hest.
Telescopes and everything an inlsiii
gent boy or girl could desire.
II you want tho mode, magazine for
the youth of the 18Th csnturY. send 2j
cents for thros months trial subscription
and list OF presents. A handsome
pocket knifs or something or greater
vKlae guaranteed to all ssndiry. Send
for your friends and receive tho pres
ents. Address. National Youths Month
~. Buffalo. Nav York.
April "a, l0s5-4n.
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March Blizzard.

The Uaited States osvern ueut Csnsu, Vol.
nus. just puhlishsl. speaks Of the "RBuARKA.
BIN SuCCk3S', sttsed'se sur UNIQUE AND
!UNTlRiN0 REPORTS, I" 10 pushing shs Ans.
ice. Agricultural II began the suusos ysar
responding period IL twelve ysar,. The Ali.
eorps Of Editors. was have made the America.
Agriositnrist . Welcome visitor 70 shsus.uds O
Ssathern homes Tar quarter OF . century, ars
GOV bending all thsir energies 20 make Ms
Journal u possible. mere iatsesstlsg anA val :
may rightly conclude that IA
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Pictures of Yourself.

To introduce our handsome new stylo
pictures Throughout the Y. 8. q. once,
NO will send four dozan finely finished
photographs of yourself, postpaid
upon receipt OF 81 and sample photo to
copy from, Ccsbinet size preferred), pro.
vided you viii promise In your letter to
show pictures, and act ss agent in case
they are satisfactory. Are sure 10
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American Express Agent, or Non q
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V. n. POLLING, Clerk.

kN EST VIRGINIA, TO Wit Ar rules held
~ ia the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire County, on the FIRST Monday in
April, 1888
John c. PoTnall, guardian and next
friend or Mollie Corbin. John i'uw-
elsou snh Ida PoSelson, Plaintiffs,
~.
Francis Ashby Corbin. Ann Cor,
bin, mollie Corbin, Martha Pow
nalI, Charlotte A. Powpnll, Jc.
sephine Pownsll, Isaiah +. Powslson,
james Powelson, and J.. ID. ScLnobe,
Admin TRAITOR with the will annexed
Of Francis Corbin, dec g., Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Tbs otjcc. OF tlis suit Ia 10 have q
sale Of the real estate OF which ISAIAH
Corhin and Elizabeth Corbin died seiz-
= and possessed and a partition Of the
proceeds, nnd an account and recovery
or The rents and profts Of said real cs.
'a's and for general relief.
And II appearing from an affidavit i'll.
2! ia this cause, that tho defendants
isGish E. Powelson and James Powell
con are non.rssidents Of the State Of
West Virginia: II is ordered, tbat said
non-residcn, defendants do appear here
within one month after tho dato OF tie
hfsl publication hereof, sHd do what
10 necessary to protect their interests.
iests
V. NJ. POLLING.
Clerk Circuit Court Hampshire Co.
April II, 1885. A..
= l.. Flouraoy, atto. for Piff
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CITIZENS:

Al the solicitation OF many voters,
announce myself as a candidate Tor tho
Once OF County Superin,snd, Mt Of Free
Schools for the County Of Hampshire. a,
the Election to be held on the third
Tuesday in May ne /. Should the vo.
ters Of the county confer the office upon
NE. its duties shall he discharged faith.
fully and to the bast o, my ability.
DANIEL NJ. SHANEN
April 8, lSeB.-pd.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

for Rheumatism. with entire success /; and.
after careful observation, declares that, in
Lis belief. there Is no medicine In the world
equal TO 1t for the cure OF Liver Disorders,
0out' tho effects OF high living, Salt
Rhenm. Sores, Eruptions. and all tho
various forms Of blood diseases.
We havo Mr.. LELAsD's permission to inyit.
all who may desire further evidence In regard
TO the extraordinary curative power, Of
AYERS SAKsAPARILLA to see him person.
ally either at bis mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch, or at the popular Leland Hotel.
broadway, 2Ith and 2sth Streets, Now York.
Mr.. LELASD's extensive knowledge of tho
good done by this unequalled eradicator Of
blood poisons enables him to give inquirers
much valuable information.
PREPARED DY
Dr.. J.c. Ayer& Co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY al Druggis:o; 81, sir bottles .or 90.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ma. HARPxa You ara authorized
10 arAiarcs me 40 q capdi tate for re,
election to the Office OF County Suporie 4
tendent or Free Schools for Hampshire
county, n. the Snsuing election 10 be
held on the third Tuesday in Nay next.
l solicit the support Of Gy friends and
fellow c;ti zens Of cid Hampshire.
CHAS. N. HlKrT.
April s. lee5.-pa.
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Al trains dolly, except Sunday.
oS4 6N5 and CSC havo Passenger Cars
attached.
Main Stem Rules and Regulations
apply to the South Branch Railroad.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS.
Con. Superlntsnd den,
Approved: -
d. DUNHAM,
General Msnsser.
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PerS on ais.

DIT. u. Ion J arSons, who has been
in Colorado the past four years re.
turned to this place last Friday to visi,
his children and other relatives.
Judge James D. Armstrong return.
cd from PendIeton Wednesday of lnst
week.
Mira. Judge Armstrong returned
from Frederick county Friday last.
Mis-, Willie c. Dodson left last ga,
urday for Cross, Mineral county.
Professor y. w. Schaeffer spcn,
last Saturday in Cumberland
John S. Pancake, Esq. and wife
moved last week into the residence oil
II. b. Gilkeson, Esq.
Mr.. s. I. Kreemer spent last Satur.
day in Cumberland.
Mrs. Thomas A. Keller and he,
daughter Mrs Thomas w. Keller and
the little grandson, Benjamin Martin
Keller. left this place on Nor day fol
Washington City.
Mr.. and Mira. Isaac II. G. Pancake
spent q few days this week. visiting q.
his nephew's Mr.. Samel Rees, on
New Creek.
Mr.. Albert C. Baker of Green
Spring Valley, called to see Us Tues
day and paid his subscription for tie
Intelligencer
Rev. George w. White Of Moore
field, passed through this place on
Tuesday last returning from Pres.
bytery.
Mr. f. NJ. Fravel of Augusta, this
county, was in to see US Tuesday.
Mrs. Alien, wife of Capt. Allen,
Conductor on the South Branch rail.
way, is stopping al the Armstrong
IIouse.
Ii. b G'lkesor Esq. and wife are
toarding at Mr.. John Pancakes, near
the Presbyterian church.
Row. George ". Finley returned
from Pre.bytery Wednesday last.
Miss Mary b. Pancake, who has
been in the Valley of Virginia for the
last four months, returned home last
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Seaman returned 10 her
home on Jerey Mountain last Friday
Her sister, Miss MEggie Seaman, who
has been teaching at Mr.. Harness
Johnson's, went home the same day.
Miss Miranda Washington from
near Springfield spent few days this
week with Miss Cora Finley.
Miss Emma, daughter of Vim NJ.
Randolph, Esq. of Hardy county,
spent few days with friends i'm
Cumberland last week, psssing
through here both going and return
ing.
Mr. f. s. Heiskell, visited Paw
Paw since our last issue.
Miss Sallie, daughter of Lieut.. j ohm
Blue, of jersey Mountain, visited hor
cousin in this place, Miss Lidis Kuy
kendall, this week.
Rev. Il. 3. Rafensburger, formerly
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church in Cumberland, Md, now OF
Muncy, Ohio, is, We are sorry TO
learn, very ILL
Mrs. Hannah IIass, OF this place,
who has been suffering al winter
with rheumatism, still continues
poorly.
Mr.. w III. Mcdowell moved yes.
terday into the house rorth Of the
Jail building on Main street.
Mr.. l.. g. Randall, who was in the
city last week purchasing goods, re-
turned a few days age.
Hon. Samuel L. Flournoy paid us
q pleasant call Wednesday morning
Mr.. Henry McNemar, of Williams
port, Grant county, received an inju.
rs OH tie morning of the 9th inst,
which resulted in his death on Mon
day evening oflast week While he was
saving palings, a piece of the wood
struck him in the forehead, fractur-
ing bis skull lie was a highly es'
teemed citizen, and leaves \ wife
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The Romney public school CLOSED
yesterday week. May was anticipa cd
aud the school closed with May party
On account OF the inclemency ofiths
wsa thor it was held in the large schoo
room instead OF the grove, as was in.
tended. The room WAS decorated will
evergresns, pictures end notices. Boa
sic Parsons was made Queen, and 8,
sho knelt before her throne was crowned
ny little Freddie BiOrkamp as she re-.
pested the following:
'Swoe. maiden fair. upon thy brow
We place this Howery garland now.
hnd crown ihee here this fes,al day,
To be our loving Queen Of May.
After which she arose, ascended the
throne and received the sceptre from
Virgil Polling, Prime Minister, with The
following language:
Most gracious Queen this sceptre take
And weld it for thy subjects sake;
And may we ever bloss the day
That placed us meath thy gentle sway.
To which the Queen replied:
Il greet you all. my suhjscts, dear,
That gather round my foo,stool here.
Your kind REGARDS I'll strive to pay,
And raign In love your Queen OF Nay.
, After the coronation all wore bounti
fully supplied With candy and nuts
furnished 10y the principal, Miss Willie
q. DodsOn. Next came games of vari
Gus kinds. which tho children enioyed
much. and at five o'clock all went home
to enjoy too long vacation
As a guarantee of the success of tho
school and of the universal satisfaction
while under the supervision OF Miss
Dodson, she was waited upon by the
trustees and pronored the position for
another TERM Miss d. left on Saturday
10 take charge OF a private school, mex,
week, at Cros'. Mineral county. May
success always attend herI
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Largest Hotel Enterprisss

OF America, says that while a passenger from
New York on board ship going around Cape
Horn. In tho early days Of emigration TO Cal
ifornia, he learned that one Of the officers of
the vessel had cured himself. during tho voy-
age, Of an obstinate disease By the use Of
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MARISIED

AZ Sbs9. ia Mineral county, By Rev.
j. r. Sharpless, Ar. MiCHAEL Lg1xs
TO Miss RUT E. GREEN, all or Nine
rel county.
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DIED.

Attbe G lebe, in this county, a few
since, MI. DAVID Curr. in about The
s2nf year u hrs age
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The Circuit Court for Mineral coun
ty, Judge Ja'. D. Armstrong presid
ing, commences at Keyser next Tues
day, the 2Sth inst.
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$500 WARDI

80 500 rsrf s. ~ ss.s e Girs, cc.sfiss4
tf - 49, - itfis 49,. fsl $3.50 Cestivrasus
HiAi " sfsTftlt,s L,ssF I1is 4hss 80 ~
-. 49, - - 49, 80. tiry p.assy s-9stis.t
e-'.E =. = -stn ~ 80 - az s-rxsss s-ssss
s,tfs = is Fscs.ns -.sss--sss-s osiy -
"-' - - - = - q-.fsfs-t sr-tsf igs.sss-s.
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Valuable .Fn. M,

in tho county aforesaid, on the drains OF
Mill Creek. which l.. G. Kelley died
seizel. containing
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SALE OF Town LoT,,-Mr. d. c..
Tabb has effected the sale of four lots,
at good prices. in bis addition 10 the
town. as follows: Two siots 10 Mr..
Reuben Offnsi, one to Prof. Il. g.
Chaplin and oas 10 Mr. John s. Hannss.
We hail his boom with pleasure and
wish him success in his worthy enter
prise OF extending and building ND The
town.
Mr.. J. hardwood is preparing TO
build himself a nice residence inst
across the creek from the fsc,orv.
He expects to be able TO occupy II soon =.
Mr. FIfOr, of Burlington. 4, 20 do the
work.
There seems 10 be more building Lhl,
spring shan u'ual-the people are
hopeful Of better times financially, and
hence the Spit. Of improvement.
There is considerable demand FOR
stock in SEINE placss-e'pccially cattle.
Bishop PRTBREfS, Of this State. has
accepted an Invitation to preach tho
annual Sstmon before the Young Mems
Christian Association OF the University
Of Virginia, Sunday evening, June %.
See advertisement in another column
of Rural Record, Chattanooga. Ten.
nossee.
If you want nice, now bonnets, etc. /,
Ill ~. ~ | nria. L.
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Call at Mrs. Louisa Housers for the
very best goods
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HgginsUiile, W. Va

10:
WOULD respectfully call the a,ieu,lso OF
Il the people o. Hampshire and adioisiu r
couo.ies To my stock Of
~ Fruit Trees and Aaes
Fines -
| and "a o,der to clear ground for new stock I
VIII r. eeivs ordsrs uaiii tie lola OF April. not
later. for 6rss class apple tr.es. my s,lssuon
including Summer, all aud Winter
At $l5 per Hundred;
Or . per Nifty;
o. zoe per tree your selection lsss
than 50.
FirJ Glass Peach tiess including EARLY A,.xan
der. An,sden. Ju - Waterloo and ma py o,be,
kinds ripening from 4tb July Till LIST and Ana
week In October for tll per hundred 81 per 50
or l5c per tree for less than 30, Ounce. nice
trees, 81 per dos., 3oc each .iioughten eoossbsr,
Toe zach S. per hundred. Concord grapes Sio
per hu ndred or 2oc each. aud all other kinds
OF fruit trees in proportion. Beautiful kvsr-
green Trees ssitable for Cemeteries, 30 senis
ser tree. Beautiful Flowers and Plants.
e-Auy one sending me between this and
tie lat day Of May 81 90 will receive abou,
the isth or 10Th Of May 9 B.adiog pia,s.
f q Gereniums;
Colous foliage plant;
Verbenas; tU
Fuehsia. Diee"
Above plants will make q splendia Bed and
eau be taken up IN ihs fall ana u,sd as hsues
plants.
Geranin.ls for 81 rs
or ~ do > 90
S Dablias SIS
verbenns per dcxsn ? 90
Plants and Trees delivered in reach
OF all. Cash with ALL orders for dow
erss and satisfaction guaranteed. Re.
sPeclIull!, o s.a
JNO. N. RANNELLS.
Higg'nsvi!le, w. Va.
March 6, 1888. ,St
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362 Acres,

more or less. Tho sale will be made
suffice, 10 the cowcrs ripk, Of the widow
IN !0t acres and 1872 poles of the said
farm.
Terms OF sale OHo third cash tho bal
ahce i'll one end two years the deferred
pnymc1ts to be or interest from day Of
sale The purchaser TO execute bond
with good security for the deferred pay.
msGtS anl The legal title will be rs!ea,.
- "a y farther security.
r. w DALEY, Jr.,
Special Commissioner.
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Governor Wilson has appointed
John f. Peck, 4 farmer OF Logan
county, to succeed Superintendent
West at the State Peniten;iary.
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TAPE WOnM.

An Eminent Ger.nsn Scientist ha, recsu,i,
discovered rom root extract, ga Absolute
Specific for Tape Worm SIT
IL is plesslpt TO tAko aud is not dlstr.s;nv
20 the patient but is peculiarly sicksniny and
stapefyiug 10 the Tape Worm, which loosen,
its hold of its victim and passes away in A ua-
tural and easy manner. entirely whole. with
BEAD, and while still alive
One physician ha. used this snsciAc ia ozsr
90 eases, uitbouts single failare 10 void worm
entire. Success guaranteed. No pay reauired
until removed With head. Send stamp for cir,
ular aGd terms.
HEY WOOD ~ co
ls Park Plsss New YoSk.
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Ifyou want nice, now bonnets, etc
call on Mrs Louisa Horsar
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TEACHERS

Make $40 70 $3.50 per month selling our
standard Books and Bibles. STEADY
work for Spring nd hummer. address,
&c hoCURDY 4 co .T.HrLApsLPUIa
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' ri. Polling, clerk OF Circuit Court
for Ilsmpsbire County. certify bond
end security has been given By the spe-
'ia commissioner as required by the de-
cree.
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Public SNIe
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue OF decree Of tho Circuit
- Court OF Hampshire, Co, w. Va.
rendered in the chancsry cause Of T.. c..
kelley's admir-. against L c. Kslley's
widow heirs. &c, will sell before
the Court House door in R,mney, w.
Va.
On Saturday. tho 10th day Of May,
1885, at Public Sale, tho
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-24

See advertisement in another column
Of Rural Record, Chattanooga, Ten.
nossee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-24

The Ladies OF the Southern Meth
odlst Church in Romnsy contemplate
holding a festival on Decoration Day
for Church purposes.