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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
Tie DEAD TRAGEOIAN

FURTHER PREPARATIONS FOR M'CULLOUGH's FU-
NERAL--MARKs OF RESPECT TO HIS MEMORY
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 lSpecdD The
family Of John Mccullough and his sci, william T.
Johnson continue 10 be IN receipt OF messages OF SYM
pahy. There will be private services at the house
Wednesday aud that night the body will he taken TO st.
Georges Hail. AS the hall cannot be obtained until after
10 O'Clock, the removal will be late al Might Captain
Connor in consultation with Mr. Johnson con-
cerung the vocal and instrumental music ani the
number OF prominent artists been secured
A wekuown florist has been engaged 10 take charge OF
and arrange the floral offerings.
Henry c. Elcott, the sculptor Is making bust Of the
actor which will be taken photographs There will
be death mask In the window OF the Chestnut street
Opera House. where Mccullough played for several
seasons every Christmas week. there s shown large
pillow of roses aud immortelles with the words Exit
John Mccullough" in flowers. Standing back OF it is
large and heavily drapei portrait. His picture
is displayel In the windows of the newspaper Offices
The funeral services viii be conducted by the Rev. DR..
Robert Hunter OF the Kensington Presby teraD Church.
assisted by the Rev. John 6. Mcintosh OF the second
Presbyterian Church. TIE body will not be embamed.
Dr. Engel wished this morning to make an autopsy or
the brain iu presence Of Dr. Charles L. Mills but
Captain Connor objected. DIR. Engel said that per-
mtted he thought could show that Mccullough never
and that the cause OF death was blood po-
soniug, which attacked the brain.
The special committee which was appointed on Nom
day by tho Actors Fund make arrangements 10 rem
der sitting respect John McCulloughs memory agreed
on It's course or action yesterday IL was decidea tn
sneciu train should leave the Pennsylvania Railroad
station o'clock tomorrow morning having on board
such persons shall dy represent the theatrical pro
fession the funeral The train Will leave Phadeiphs
after tho ceremonies al D. Tickets may be obtained
a the OF the Actors FUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
Eat SrOCK Avn DAJRr snow.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Thc eighth annual
American Fat Stock and Dairy Show began here tais
morning the Exposition Building. Nearly all the IA
nous herds OF fancy cattle in the United States
and Canada well represented, and the display Of
Cydesdac PercheFvn and other draf horses unusual
ly large and fine.
Inc annual convention of the National Butter, Cheese
and Egg Association began to-day About 100 delegates
we're present large cODtingauts having arrived from
New-YOrk. Boston, Philadelphia Washington aud Gin
ciunaI II expected that appeal VIII he made 10
Congress to lcgislatc upon the buttcrinc question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
cHARGED wIrn SrABBIso A 4Ayw BRooELTY

CHARGED WITH sra BBIN0 A NAV ~ BROOELTN.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 tSpCnrh.-Two men
arrested last night by Detectives Fog and Ennis Of
Brooklyn ana Special Officer Buckley. OF this city, tho
charge being attempted murder Thcygave their names
as Henry MerhOf and Peter Delhi. and taken to
Brooklyn this afternoon. On election day in that city
Valentine Ronp stabbed about the head and body
anu is not expectedto ve Tho prisoners suspected
OF having done the stabbng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
MIR. GLADSTONE N GOOD HEALTH

EDNBuRGH, Nov. 10.-Mr. Gladstone's
health has not been Affected In the least by his cxcrons
yesterday lie slept soundy last night, and not part
clio " his hoarseness appeared to-day He made
Uouca speech today. but has taken considerable walk
lug exercise In DOlmeny Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
MR.. wRIGRrs OBJECTIONABLE QUESTIONS

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Nov. 10 (Spec'dp.-
delegation OF prominent business men OF TINS elly'
with Congressman Davis and members of the Board oi
Trsde of Fail River, yesterday mad an interview WIN
Carroll d. wright chief of the Labor Bureau at iosto
regarding Objectionable questions In his last clfcula
Mr. Wright recognized the business Of the deeE"uohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
TAXING LAUDAyUM IN THE STREET

Griffith a pretty woman age thrty-iour' oi NO oos
south Ffthst., Brooklyn. took dose OF audanu u & "
broadway and Fifth.st From letters found IN not % 70
session failure to obtain cmployme ~ aiaeJ
have boen the cause Of her act When sue J ,sas
con .cousness she said she from EnkAna snu w.
married. She dcnied having tried 70 commit S"
sue WAS taken 10 ST. GATHERINGS Aespita%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

GLASGOW, Nov. 1O.-The depression which
has existed for time IN the shpbuding trade of
tho clyde Is increasing In severity. There many
out OF employment that the relief committees find
great difficulty In supplying food for the distressed
people. There f0rty.,ovcn stOWaways discovered
IN The hold OF "a vessel which about 10 sail for
Atu.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

VACCINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPIL%
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-1he
Board OF Health to-day agreed to tender the Board OF
Education the services OF the vaccine physicians OF the
board TO see II the public school pupils had been vaec
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
OPENING cOLORED PEorLE,S SrArE EAIR

pBhIAd COLOhED PEOFLE'S STATE FAIH
RALEIGH, n. G., Nov. 1S.-The seventh an
nual state Fair of the North Carolina Industrial Asso-
citation, coorcd was opened here to-day by Governor
Alfred VI. Scales He was introduced by John S. Leary
president OF the association. MOntfOrd McGee STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (SpecidO.
Richard |. Law assumed command Of the Navy-fard NJ
League Island to-day, relieving captain "i'A"n N'
h,,h ,rho hos he.n commandment OF the station since
the detachment OF Commodore j. u McCauiey Ill May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

Commissioner of Agriculture also spoke Both speakers
advised their to acquire land and assured them
0f the earnest sympathy and constant aid IN all ways
Of the white people of the entire state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
mr. yoppS SELLING OCT TO ARMOUR.

ST. PAUL Mimi. Nov lO.-A dispatch rom
Mandan. Oak, TO The Pionee-IreSS says IL Is repo
that the Mrauis dc Mores sold the plant Of tho Refrg
or,or C,npnnx nm the Northern Pacific llne and the
sIanghter.houses at Mcdora to Philip Armour Oh
lhleaEO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

Potrolman Bobel, of the Charles STREET Sta
t,op arrested who gave his >fuc rs Thomas ho'',
ot No oOs East one fourth ST. yesterday AZ
u.-v-ore of three men whom the officer had
,rv.a Iui,ering I'm front oi No. 132 MdsnhS'onSs.,
the warehouse OF Mc:srs. Grhth curtis ~ n, ~, ~ ~
sna wonNded the prisoner slightly IN the scalp htr0
lice Headquarters ne was reeogniIeGi ir"ne, were
snd Spon him lie has spent thirteen years IN SING
ding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
WAR DECLARED WITH BURMAH.

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-A private telegram from
Rangoon states that between Burmah and the
Indian Government has been formally declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

NO word had been heard yesterday at tine Office Of the
Snhada Pacific Railway, No. l9 Broad way, about the
wreck OF the Agona, beyond short dispatch from the
msih ONCE In Montreal TO the effect that not many
uVes were Lost rs were at first reported That only
e% persons were drowned and that the would
ndoubtedly be recovered.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-22
I II L NJ A X KE L s.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May
lS-Rece'pts OF Cat G .or the week
beeves 1916; Hogs 1852; Sheep S6ic
Prices OF Reef Cattle ranged as FOL.
lows: BE 3 5oa5 so, that general
rated first quality A s7.(@S5 SOL mo
dium or good fair quality 81 00(d4 S7J ;
ordinary Thin Steers Oxen snd Cows
IS Oo(Gi 90. Extreme range o. prices
3 0O>gS5 so. Most Of the sales wer.
o. 1895 81 per loo lbs. Swine
We quote nj 5a(@6l cents per TO net
Sheep & Lambs. We quote Sheep st p
@5s GEMS and Lambs u. 5ge corts
per III. gross.
In Baltimore on Tuesday last. Wheat
was selling at Si.06 10 sl.l3 per. bush
ell.
In Winchester on the Same day, wheat
cominan6ed 80 to 81 GA per. bushel.
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PerS 80 n a. Is.

MIR. j. Gibson. Kuykendall, OF
Moore6eld. 10 fer the time being,
assisting HE cousin, /. II. G. Pancake,
Esq in his store.
MIR. I. DALEY left his fathers in
this place yesterday week to engage
in business near Parkersburg. this
State.
James Gibson, Esq., spent Satur-
day and Sunday last with relatives in
Moorefeld.
Hon. w. +. Dyer and A. b. Pugh
Esq, OF Petersburg. were with the
delegation from this State that visit.
ed President Cleveland on behalf of
he nomination Of Mr.. McGraw.
e.. W. Daley. Esq, with his chill
dren returned to Keyser last Satur.
day.
Miss Elite NJ Washington, who
went to Tallahassee, Florida, in
February last, returned last Friday,
after taking in the New Orleans Ex-
position. She reports having had
grand trip and gained twenty pounds
in flesh; but with all its beauties and
fragrance, the Sunny South did not
wcan her from her home among the
mountains, aud she is stll very we'll
content to live in West Virginia.
BENJAMIN DALEY, Esq, returned to
Mooretield last week.
L. Ii. G. Pancake. Esq, paid us a
pleasant Wilt Monday evening last.
Mira. Warfie!d Taylor from near
Cumberland accompan by Miss
Mamie w ashington from near Spring
field, passed through this place on
Tuesday last 10 visit friends in Har-
dy county.
Col. T. f. McCoole of Keyser, left
last week TO attend the General As
scmbly of the Presbyterian Church
now in session at Houston, Texas.
He expects to visit the Exposition be-
fore he returns.
Rev. George w. Finley, will, We
understand from our Hardy exchan-
ges, address the people at MoorefieId
on the afternoon Of Decoration Day,
Friday next, the 10th inst
DR.. /. Wood Mcdowell and wife
from Wardensvillc are visiting his
parents in this place.
Miss Sudie McNeiil, who has been
Spending some months in Florida
passed through this place Tuesday
last, returning to her home i'll Hardy
county.
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The members of the Society of the
Ex-Coniederate Soldiers in IIamp.
slnrc County. are requested to meet
on the 9th OF June next. Mt 10 O'Clock.
"A. NJ at the Literary Society build.
ing In Romncy, to decide upon the
time and place for our next annual
re union. The Executive Committee
are especially urged to be ALL presenl
After the business meeting the So
clety viii unite with the Ladies Me.
mortal Association in the decoration
OF ctr comrades graves.
l. L BRADY, President.
II. j. Pugh, Secretary.
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The Dedication of Gen Granrs
Book.-Mr. Webster the publisher of
Gen. Grants book. when seen at his
Office in New York on the 18TH inst
stated that Gen Gran, ha! written
the dedication for his iorthconiirg
work. The dedication is as follows
TO the officers and soldier engaged
in the war of the rebellion, and also
those engaged in the war i9?,exico.
these volumes are dedicated. \
U. S. GRANT.
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Ellwood Shallcross, former editor OF
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March Bi<xard.
I. -

The Cui,ed States Govera uen, C~,su, Vol
uu. just publiihsd speaks Of the "REuARKA.
BILE SUCCESS attending our UNIQUE AND
JUNrlRlNG REPORTS" in pushing the Amer
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responding period ia twelve years. The able
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-22

Randolph Harrison. commissioner
OF agriculture, Of Virginia, under
date May l6 to $. w. Talmadge, of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, SAYS he has
taken a trip through some of the rich
cst counties of Virginia, aud tindi the
condition OF wheat and oats wret cned.
lie estimates that the State will not
produce over 3.ooo,oo bushe ls of
wheat this year, against 1000, oco in
1884.
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For Boys and Girls.

We shall give away several Thousand
dollars in presents Lefors August LIST.
including Solid Geld Wa:chas. Jswelry,
Guns, kevelvars, Viouns, SANTOS,
Guitars. Music Boxes. Tool Chests.
Telescopes and everything an intslli.
gent boy or girl could desire.
IL YOU want the model magazine Ter
the youth Of the 19lh centhrY. aspd -
cents for three months trial subscriptios
and list Of presents. A handsome
pocket knife or something or greater
value guaranteed to all sending. seAa
for your friends and receive tho pres
ehts. Address. National Youths Month.
ly. Buffalo. New York.
April "a. 1885 - I'm.
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South $rantk 9ntellia,aser.
KOMNEY, FRIDAY. NAY 22, 1885.
decoration, dan.

Inc annual celebration Of the me-
i ~ ASSOCIATION will be held at
l.omney, on Saturday, 9th June next.
at which time an address will he
made by Col. Alexander Monroe
at the Court-house at IL O'Clock
Inc graves will be decorated az usu-
al and It is hoped that q full atten
dance oil the members and friends of
the cause may be had. The Romney
and Institution Eands will fur isb
the music for the occasion. The Ia.
dies OF The association are requested TO
meet mt the Court house at q o'clock
the evening Of the 5th June Tor the
wreaths, &c.
NJ. +. VANCE, President.
NJ. ii. Heiskel!, Secretary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-22

IuE SEVENTEEN YEAR LocUsrs.
are informed that several Of our far.
mers in the Eastern onu Of our COUNT.
have lost Hogs, by eating Locusts,
which are now found in large numbers
close to the surface OF the ground.
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BuckIen's Arnioa Salys.

The best talye in tbs world FIR Outs.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns and oil Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per bsx. For sale by all
ruggis:s .-6w
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~ Q TICE.

The branch stole Of :. IT. LITTLE
d SONS, having met with such liberal
encouragement, have decided 10
remain one week longer or TO May
80, 1885.
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Mr.. KEwToN Il. Guthrie entered
into rest May 18th, 1885, alter an ILL
ness OF few weeks. lie was horn in
hercersbnrg, Pa, in 1913. hfier tie
death OF his parents he was taken by
an elder sister TO Clear Spring. Md,
where tho earlier part OF his life was
spent. When about twcnty.sevep
years old We find him in business on The
Chesapeake and OHIO canal In ls4J.
married TO Mics Elizabeth French. who
lived but few years, leaving two chill.
dren, nov Mrs. Susie Taylor and Mr..
VIM. y. Guthrie. After his first mar
riag', merchant fot some years near
the South Branch Bridge, on the b. d
.. X. x. After the late var he orene1
store IN Springfield. where he con
tinued IN successful business until his
death. In 1888, married The second
TINE TO Miss Mary f. Parker, with
whom be lived most happily for nearly
thirty years. They were ii the highest
sense 'One flesh This Christian wife
with loving fidelity, mini4tered TO him
with unsOsted tenderness to tic end
10 business. Giligent, successful end
honest. He spoke the truth in his
heart, he did not bsckbite with Ills
tongue, lac did no evil u bis no:chbor
he took not up reproach against lis
neishbof, IN bis eyes vie fsrscu va,
cOntemned, but be honored them shat
feared the Lord. Ills death will bo
greatly felt. AS one has said. VIC could
Deter afford 30 lose one hundred men
such as we often meet in lifo than he.
aud that tive men VINO oqualed him "a
a citizen cOulu be counted upon one
han1. As a uClglOOr, no sas kind and
generous, and was holt in the highest
es.ecm 10y the community. A LARGE
concOurse attended his funeral cor
ducted 10y The writer. assisted by Rev.
Mr. Finley, II the Presbyterian c ufch.
Tic leaves vile ard six CHI drer. who
mourn not IS those who have no hone.
Tor from expressions y ade during lis
last illness, his friends entertain no
fears about bis future state. We donbt
no hut HAT hls house was set IN O der.
To him IL was only q step. S,i6 bs
1T ~ just over there. lie was buried
at Freuch's graveyard, where bis frst
wife AMI several friends A-e laid await
ing the resurrection Of the dead.
May Gods choicest blessing be upon
hls beresyed family.
/. BrrI.
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NJ AR RTE ID,

On Tuesday morning, HAY 18Th. in
Manchester, Va. by Re- Clopton. Mr.
GEORGE +. CUNNINonAM. OF Grant
county, TO Miss L. q. HoLLADAY, OF
Manchester. Vs..
On the 10Th inst, al Lshmansvi lie,
Gran: county, Mr.. GEORGE SrnoTHEa
TO Miss SUKEYg SroNRBRAKka The
groom was &c and sthe briis 60 years
old.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-05-22
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Tbs election Tor County supsriateu-
dent OF pablo schools was held in this
county on Tuesdsy- last. Below We
give the returns az Ear - heard from:
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Money S0ced Is Money
Made !!
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Made !!


For the next 30 days we will sell Goods
at a great reduction from old prices, exam
inc list of some of our prices below. and
call and make your purchases in 80 days
from May 9TH if you wish to save money
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