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The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-05
RELIABLE WORDS.
aHe who lives after nataLe shan never be poor,

Rev. Charles Pike, of Waterbury,, Conn, says
II contracted a weakness of the Kidneys, whiei
was made worse by drinS1ng warer Ia The dlheren
places where | resided. l suffered severely.
purchased a DO tie of HUNTS [Kidaeg ana Liver
REMEDY, with the guarantee that it would he'll
rae, as 1t afterward did"
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-05

FOUR boys were sitting on a line
fence dividing two houses on John r. st.
attracted the attention Of a pedestrian
and he halted and asked what they
were looking at.
New family moving in there to-
day. replied one
well, what Of it?n
They've got a boy about as big as
us.n
sWell. what of that?n
Nothing, only we was trying him?n
AT that moment the new boy ap-
peared on the grass about twenty feet
away. One on the fence made up a
face at him. He promptly responded.
Then another boy threw a stone at
him. He hurled 1t back.
ssSay, I'll lick your called the
biggest boy.
.You can't do it,
TIE four boys made Al if they would
jump over the fence, but the new boy
stood firm.
uI'l dare you down here.n
sIY dare you down here"
"Ha's all right-he's game" said
the Bug boy to the pedestrian. "If he
was a coward we was going to lick
him. but row we viii go owe and let
him have a Whit on our cigar stub.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-05

s sNsian or wclntn IN every
Sk uosss - sAeas s'G Fsps ssls.I u as Is.
% Ei sss,i Tsr ss:..
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BASSE77 { co.
RIVALS FOR GREEDY.
Return of the LumbermeD's Excursion Party
Death of One of the Party.

The retail lumber dealers excursion returned
from Michigan at 1870 last night, after of
the most unique and eXhausting experiences that
fall to the lot of men in this region. But with
out exception, the survivors of the Hoosier arc
tic expedition appear in the best of spirits, de-
elaring that they would not have missed the
stun" for millions. but not at all anxious to
repeat the programme. They were given
q reception and banquet on Friday night and on
Saturday visited the logging camps of the West
ern Michigan Lumber Company, leaving for
home at Z on yesterday morning On the
way here the party disembarked at Holland,
Mich, where fine gold headed canes were pre-
sented to George S. Brecount, general agent of
the Air line. who, by the way, the soul of
the excursion, to Win A. Garrett of the Chicago
& Western Michigan, to N. F. Dalton
and W. B, Allen, president and
secretary, respectively, of the association.
At Lacrosse two engines were attached to the
special train, and came into the Union Depot
here incased in snow and ice from pilot to tender.
The only unpleasant feature of the trip. aside
from the physical discomforts incident to the
blockade, was the death of Mr.. Basil McCann, a
wealthy and respected citizen of Connersvile.
When the train stuck in the drift near Francis
vile he, with a number OF Others was obliged to
run from the train to a rescuing train, a
distance of, perhaps. two hundred yards. The
intense cold was too much for his enfeebled con
dition, and he came near dying that day. though
he survived until yesterday at l o'clock The
returning excursionists reached Monon in time
to bring back the remains, and the relatives of
the deceased Impromptu exercises appropriate
to the occasion will be held at Monon, and res
buttons of sympathy were passed by the asso
citation. as follows
Whereas in the providence of God, our fellow
menoer Mr.. Basil McCann, of Connersvle, has been
fNyeYf IN hat 1vpTa
cumsances peculiarly painful to all his relatives and
friends and TO none of the latter than to the
Lumber Dealers Association of Indiana
Re solved That we extend to the family of the
deceased heartfelt sympathy in this their irrepar
able loss. In view of his long years of sterling in
tegrity in all his dealings and intercourse with his fell
low men, and his answering fidelity to tho Christian
faith, have the that he is in the enjoy
ent Of that reward that is promised to the beope of
God. H. CoBURN
"DwIGHT FRASER,
John b. GREENE"
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Annuse;nents.

The Mannerchor Society will present 1.-THE
Beggar Student at the Grand Orera-house to-
night. A very large chorus, increased orchestra
and new and correct costumes will add to the
production. The whole will be under the direc-
ton of Prof. Carl Barus Mrs j. p Frenze
and Mr. Heckler will sing the leading roles
1.-THE Beggar Student win run three nights.
English's Opera-house, tonight, will be occu-
pied by the Chic Coterie, presenting the musical
absurdity collars and Cuffs" Miss Fannie
Beane and Mr.. Charles Gilday. two well-known
variety stars, assume the leading roles The
engagement will be concluded Wednesday even-
ing.
Nat G. Goodwin, the well-known young come
dian. supported 9,; IL comPany; will present
last three nights of the week, and Lizzie May
Timer, soubrette, supported by George G.
Bonface, in the comeda drama, Dads Girl"
will be the attraction at English's Opera house.
The Museum opens to-day with the Earth Men,
the long haired children, and minor curiosities
in the curio hall, and the juvenile Rhineharts in
comic opera upon the stage.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-16
Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel: J. L. Wagner F. W. Bra
zier, Terre Haute l.. b. Bradley, Tell City; Mrs.
j. g. Perkins. Lexington, KY; J. e. Ellis, G.
W. Gray, Muneie; d. r. Leeper, South Bend;
D. e. Hull, Westfeld.
Hotel English: J. M. Basinger, Buffalo; T.
w. Edmonds Chicago; John p Norrvill, Car
lisle H. Kennedy, Carlisle; Fred Blenkner, G.
F. Spurell, Q. w. johnson. Columbus; G. s.
Corse, Michigan City; Fred Wilson, Evansville
Bates House: W. W. Ward, c. w. Warne,
w. S. Babcock and d. P. Ellis New York; M.
Silverstone and K. G. Chamblin, Chicago; Otto
Schwab. New Haven; NJ. F. Wilson. Cincinnati;
r. A. Gilmore and FL. Goodman, Philadelphia;
G. d. Wagner, Bath, Me.
Grand Hotel: John f. Bates, ST Louis: Ben
W. Walker, Niagara J. J. Finney, Richmond;
c. E. Cox, Quincy; r. p. Thomas, Detroit; j.
c.. f. Yarnell, Hutton, Pa; e. w. Nickerson,
Boston; A. j. Mcintosh, E. Craycraft Salem:
W. A. Brown, Pittsburg; o. III. RAIDER Detroit;
w. A. WillardsW NJ. Fairbien, N. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-16
Cut Down as a Flower.

Judge F. NJ Finch mourns the untimely tax
ing off of "Old Cap" his staid and reliable fam
lily horse, that had been part and parcel of
his belongings for nineteen years, and in that
time become known to large number of people
On Saturday night an unruly stablema broke
Caps" leg by kick, necessitating the killing of
the animal yesterday In the afternoon the re-
mains of the faithful old servant were ignomin-
ously carted off to Sellers farm. Caps long
life had earned him a perpetual vacation, which
he would have entered upon in the spring had
he lived.
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Arrest of u Fugitive.

Lucius ]. Simmons colored, working in the
dining room at the Bates House, was arrested
yesterday on information from Louisville,
where he is wanted for stealing watch from his
former employers. Cleveland g. Co. Simmons
made desperate resistance. but was finally
felled by the butt of revolver in the hands
of Officer Thornton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-16
Railroads Asnin in Trouble.

Northern lines are having more trouble from
the drifting snow. Yesterday afternoon Super
tendent Sherwood, of the c., l.. St L. a. c.,
started northward with one of their largest
freight engines. equipped with the pillow of his
own invention. which did such effective service in
clearing the track last week. The l., b. &'W.
people last night feared they would be unable to
get their trains further west than Urbana, and
made no promises to get their Chicago passengers
through.
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KiNo s ELDEns windows are very attractive.
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THE NEW YORK STORE
ESTABLISHED 1859
4 CARD TO THU LADIES.

Our opening Of HAMBURG EMBROIDER-
les will be of interest to every lady. An
ticipating the great demand which is sure to
be this season we placed our orders early, and
Che goods are now on sale. The styles are all
new, and, we think, much superior to those of
former seasons. Ladies will please notice that
we have styles in different widths to match,
and also to match all over Embroidery.
In this connection we ask that you take
particular notice of our stock of KINGS
TRIMMINGS-al new goods. These Trim
mings are very handsome and durable, and
much used for trimming white goods and
nnderclothing.
We invite an inspection of our Embroideries
and Kings Trimmings the price of which
win be found on each piece, marked in plain
figures. Very respectfully
nrmmTN nlNN1mm n M
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All day yesterday, following the conclusion of
the morning services, perfect stream of visitors
poured in upon both the reverend gentlemen af-
fected by the change; aud representatives of the
Journal who called to ascertain the true inward
ness of the matter found both pastors busily en-
gagged in hand shaking and leave taking Father
O'Neill was found at the parsonage adjoining
his church. surrounded by large number Of
his parishioners, who were expressing their
unqualified approval of his course. and
their sorrow at the severance Of his relations
with them. He was very much averse to saying
anything for publication concerning his removal,
saying that he greatly regretted that the matter
should have received any attention by the press.
.Do you think the campaign episode in which
the cane figured, had anything TO do with your
removalgr asked the reporter.
You ask direct question and shall
give YOU a direct answer. / think it did. /
know that my action in going to New York on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-16
sleigh-Bells and Skates,

Fine assortment of Sleigh-beIls and Ice skates
at low prices. Also, the Henley Rink and Club
fSoller-skates, and nice line Of skate satchels,
at reduced prices Every owner of a pair of
skates can afford to have satchel at the prices.
HILDEBRAND 81 FUGATE.
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The Light Infantry will give promenade
reception and dress drill at their armory the
evening Of the 9th inst 1t will be strictly an
tnyifation affair and promises to be tho most en-
loyable reception given by this company for a
long time
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17
Federal Patronage.

Oae hundred ard seventy three uomi
nations to Office have been made by
President Cleveland since his inaugu
ration. One hundred and fifly.lhrse Of
them the Senate confirmed. two it re.
jectsd aud thirteen il ief, Enacted upon
The appointments are distributed a.
PILLOWS:
ArkaBsas-A Attorney g snsrsl, s.. 600
oDnecsicut-Consul General TO Lon
don and colsul to Liverpool. $4,000
Delaware Secretary Of State, $4,000.
Gsorgis Ministers to Russia and
Mexico, consul 10 Manchester. $32, 600
Observation-Disclosures Of pension
and general land Office, and consul.
general to Vienna, $4,000.
tnhia,a--Minister to Norway and
Sweden, 81. 500
Observation-Disclosures to Peru and frs,
comptroller. $4,000.
Mary land-Minisler TO Pals, consul
general to Bsslin and assistant post
naster-genersl, $685.
Massach rsetts-Secretary OF War,
ss.OUO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Patents,
$4,500. r,-
Mississippi-Secretary OF Interior
and Assistant Secretary, $4,000.
Missouri Com All .siouer of Agri-
culture and Superintendent of Foreign
Malls, 50 500. ssa
Nevada Minister to Hawaii, $500.
Now Jersey-Minis err to Portugal.
$4,000
New York--Secre,ary OF the Treas :
ury, Secretary OF the Navy, Assistant
Secretary OF Treasury and Minister to
Turkey, s35,O0U.
North CaroIins Minister to Brazil.
$4,000. "> os
Oa;o M,nister TO Germany aod
SIKH Auii;Or. S2l, ION.
Pennsylvania Minister to Greece.
Assistant Postm aster- General and Com.
missioner OF Customs. Sl6 900.
Rhode Island Minister to the Meth
srland', $500.
Tennesaee--Assi Secretary of
State and Indiaa Comm issioner, $500.
Tcxas--Minis' er to Japan aad Con-
SUI a, Ham burg, $l4.b0O
Verm 1nt-- Minister 20 ENGLAND, S17.
500.
Virginia Minister to Italy, R.ilroa 4
Commissioners aud Deputy FRS. Comp
troller. $4,000.
West Virginia - Com missioner o..
internal Revenus, SO 90.
Observation-Disclosures General and
Minister TO Denmark. SI3 600.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17
Bank President Fish Convicted

New York. April 1.-THE trial Of
James ID. Fish. expression. Of the
Marine National Bank, of New York
which began oae' month ago yesterday
was given TO the Jury la,t nisht, an d al
1880 this rnorning they brought in q
verdict OF guilty on the FIRST, fourth,
nth. seventh, twelfth, thirteenth. four
teenth, fifteenth, seventeenth, nine
teen.h and twenty-,econd counts OF the
Indictment. The tlrst four counts of
the Indictment caargel the missppliea
tioa cf he fu IDS Of the bank; the las.
three charged the abstraction Of the
funds and credits OF the bank, and others
concerned the making Of falss entries
in the books Of the bank. Dir. Fish
was present! and received the announce
ment of the verdict stoica!iy. Sentence
was deferred. Tho prisoner ma, be
sentenced andsr The law TO from FIVE to
ten years Imprisonment on each count,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17
An Important Discovery.

The most important Discovery is
that vhich brings the most good to
the greateet number. DR.. Kings New
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by all druggists
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March Blizzard.

The United States Govern u,nt Csssus Vel.
ams, just published speaks Of the "REaARKA.
BILE SUCCESS attending our UNIQUE AND
JUNTlRlNG REPORTS. Ia pushing thu Ar9
itan Agricnlturist. IL began the cur.ent year
with . larger subscription list than at any cor
responding period in twelve years The allie
corps OF Editors, who have made the usIiess
Agricultural welcome visitor 70 thos,.nds Of
Southern homes for . quarter OF q csaiary, are
SOW bending all their snsrgio, to make The
Journal, " possible. more interesting sad val.
liable than ever TO Southern readers And yos
may rightly conclude that /;
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rule. held
w 10 the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF hampshire County, on the fret Monday iu
April, 1885 :"
John G. Pownall. guardian and mex,
irien1 OF MOllie CorbiD, John Pow.
elson AMI Ida Po1elson, Plaintiffs.
u.s.
Francis Asbby Corbin, Ann Cor.
bin, MolIe Corbin, Martha Pow
nall, Charlotte A. Powpall, 10.
sephine Pownall, Isaiah p. Powelsou.
James Powslson, and l.. ID. ScLnibbe.
Admin tfstor with The will annexed
OF Francis Corbin, decd, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
lbe oOJecs o! This suit IL 10 have n
sale Of the real estate Of which Isaiah
Corbin and Elizabeth Cofbin died seiz.
cd and possessed AMI partition OF the
proceeds, and an account and rec VERY
OF The rents sUG proRts OF said real cs.
tate and for general relief.
And II appearing from an affidavit fl.
ed ~ this cause, that the defendant
lssiah r. PoweIson and James Pos.l
son are non-residenis Of the State OF
west Virginia: IL is ordered, that said
nonresident defendants do eppear here
WITHIN one month after the date OF the
dt't publication hereof, and do wba,
ls necessary to protect their interests.
Teste,
V. NJ. POLLING,
Clerk Circuit Court Hampshire Co.
April IL, 1885. 8t.
- l. Ficurn0v alto Tor p"T
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17

The economical habits Of the Heather
Chinee are notorious, ami they ere we'll
Illustrated by correspondent who :,
writing from licn.I in, GAYS: The
Chinese infantry soldier is paid once 8
month, when he receives three and a
Ia III tsels of silver. This sum. which "a
equal to about 1915, is given to him in
scrap bullion; and during tie niabt
preceding each pay day the paynssters
are busiiy engaged in weigh NJ on, sill
YER aad making it up into neat little
packages for distribution. "A soon AS
he las obtained his share tie soldier
takes II TO Tie nearest shopkesper or
money changer, who, in return for il
hands him $500 copper cash, the ag.re,
gate weight OF which is quite as much
as lie Can conven emily carry. Out Of
this the sol Tier has TO kesp bImself in
food and clothing; and the pay cannor.
therefore, be called excessive A
Uhlnami", however, lives almost oxolu.
siNelY upon lice, a months supply Of
which costs good deal less than | coo
eseA 4; snd many private not only
supports family upon thu balance Of
his earnings. but puts by fen hundred
cash every montb.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17
/. Il. BRAUY & Co.
Romney, April 5, 1885.
DB. LOwRY'3 REMEDY

DB. Low RI'3 REMEDY,
1nfuses new LIFE the DEBrLITA-
TED; 1t assimilstes with the blood. and
supplies that deficiency in the Nervous
System which is tie cause OF Debility
and Physical Prostitution. 1t acts on
the Liver Kidneys, Bladder, and Repro
ductivo Organs. causing healthy sccre-
tons, thereby stopping waste and build
Ing anew,--when the face resumes tho
Bloom OF health. the Eye its Lustre, and
the Brain it's Power This remedy can
be obtained Of Druggists and Dealers
generally. Price 81 90 per package :;
three packages, two dollars, sufficient
TO cure ordinary Gases.
Ask your druggist fer it, do not /. ke
any other. IL you cannot obtain II
sosh direct, with price, md IL will be
sent securely sealed, 10y mail to your adj.
dress.
Address Depot and Labratory,
DR.. Lowry's Remedies,
10 East 18th ST.,
New York City.
Advice Free send stamp for reply.
August 20, 1884.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17

Tbs MAD1soS nURDgn CAsz The
aulhoriiiss at Richmond are working
ass'duously in hunting evidence in th.
esse OF Thomas j. CIuvsrius, charged
With the murder OF Fannie Lillian
Madison. u has now been discovered
that Herman Joel, q German watch. .
maker OF this city, when on business
visit TO CenterviIle, King and Queen
county, q year ago. iAended for Clu-
yerius gold wa'ch.key, which kew
Joel IS expected TO prove is the identi.
ca onc found at tue reservoir, near Miss
MsdisoB's veil, on the day OF to dis,
coNefy OF tho body. Joel has been en- .
joined not TO talk on tho subjsct, but
the fullest confidence is felt here that
he can prove the key by his own handi.
Work Oh II, and that ho will identify
CIuvotius as the man for waom he dill
tho repairing Tho case comes up for
trial on Nav , Il
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17
An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg.
I'll says: Having received 90 much
benefit from Electric Bitters, feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity
know it Have had running sore
on my leg for eight years nv doctors
told ne | would have 20 have the bone
scraped or leg amputeted. fused in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bttsrs
aud seven boxes Bucklen's AFRICA
Salye, and my leg is now sounF
and we'll
Electric Bitters are sold at finy
cents bottle, aud Buckleu's Arnica
Salye at 25e. per box by all druggists.
Three banks Of Norfolk, Va. have
Suspended payment
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-17
Is ACRES,

more or less. Thsissid land can b, j,
vided into excellent building lots, and
Ia q rate Chance for those having M.
ney 10 invest.
TERMs OF SALE:-One third cs,h
me ba'snce In one and two years with
interest from day Of sale, the purchaser
10 execute bonds with good security fOr
the deferred payments, and the ler.
title retained az q further aecur,y.
ROBT. W. DALEY,
Trustee
Remney, March 90. lSS5-tis.