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New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

Futures were active with more or less encement
market opened points decline this crop and points
decline on The crop wooths recovering abont 10
points. which afterwart lost with downWad tend.
closing steady at 10 IL points decline on near
and points decline october November and Decem
her Zerega White the largest sellers; they solo
fully 1900 bales for April and May Inman and Lehmsn
Hubbard May, June aud July Ratney sold
April Mohr bought August Tannaml bought May
Walter bought 1000 June. The failure OF Won
n Mayhon announced and much sympathy
expressed highly esteomed The larger
have quietly unloading on the smaller bulls o
late There q marked decline In Liverpool ana
Manchester hat though the political news was more
acac md the receipts at the ports small there
nervous feeling this market and tho holdings
OF tho hull clique 10 been materially reduced sales
Of Il hall
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANpsySiM
DAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPhiA'
NEW.YOKk.
Express trains leave New.York via Desbrossss ~"
landt street Ferries as follows: . =, ga. M l. -
$40, 720. 3 $50 % and 10 Limited ~; adsya ~
$40 l. 4to s. 6,7 and D. M and ~ uynra m snd
s.smtsd1 S % and .S 10 Am, M :. loo a pna n -
Trains leaving New.York daily except M coansA =
$50 and il:l0a m, 1. a. A4o and p ~
eeturninr trsias leave Broad Street etsticn fn
$50. ii and ills imitea ESpEes'; M 10 On sSs
PaSi SIS. SO, Loo, iS6 ssos N; $40 L,m,sS,s ,,ss
TAO and 7A5 p. m. Leave Philadelphia us os
1sf.s sa'S Cess saceP Ps.s ss and e.4 srs:a. css
House foot Of DesSr:sses an; sn% - snus BLg
Buschs Hotel Hobo.sn: stss,o. IA Isrssy rss VaSrasu
The New. York Transfer Company VIII can '"
h..rs "a from hotels and residences % WOOD
~eSHARLES - PuGa. o.rs =. s psssrAS go
General Manager osnof@
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WEST SHORE pOUTE.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIyEx ssaij
All trains leave West <2d-st- CortiAndt and D'''
chieaEo 10 T. n. - p m; pullman sssps"
Detroit, 80 q M. BOO. g Pullman ssspcss spspcssse
Suspension Bridge. iasars Ialla Bunale ,Sreash
syfaouss 7,io: so "a. $50. .gp "a ~
Utica. 7.l0, 30. 1ldO q m. $3.50 - D. A. an sfa ~
Ncwburs Klnsston. Cststin. Albany '7'i@
For Montreal and Canada East TIE s:so s:yp.s -
Hamilton. London. .10 . IN. SS'oo. y ~
sSay. osher irsins daily except synAsy -, .osouss
ecns or infoemsticn apply at omoss Jersey sa ocsf
station Iobofea llsW sss a sc1. SS
Sos soi eSG il4O. is9S Broadw4. ~ Ssss isct z e.
isssn iSs5 ss~sy: ss re"s; snd Wa shore 5tstse
Vcss 49, BsrSsss cSilsd for anA caoeesSS ~ ~
k $1,000 Hx1nx 1oA1xI - - a
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DENNoYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after Zoo. -, 1888.
GRE N IRIfNK LINE

a
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE. 49,.
Trains New York via Desbrosses and Cortandt 7H
Harrisburg Plttsburg the wcst and SOUTH With Pulns.
Palace Cars attached, a. NJ, D and daDy. nv
York and ChcaIo Limited Of PariOr Dining. Smoking -
Sleeping Cars, at . q m. every day. ~.
Williams sort Lock HAVEN. Q. M m Cory a.. -
al m, connecting az Cory for TftasviHe fee"sA.
Centre and the on Regions . ,u,.s...,.s
Baltimore Washington and the South "Limited
Express OF Pullman Psror Cars daily except suaasy *
I'M; arrive washington 400 m Regular ARA osx sssSs
6:l5 g. m. D. m. and IL night .. -, ,..,., ~,
For Atlantic City except Sunday with through fso
For Ospe May. except sunday ll:l0A M ,-,,.1,,. -
Long Branch Bay Head Junction, and nterm en
iona, Railway and Amboy. N, IL noon S,s'
On sunday. y m and p m do not stop ., Asou tra
Boats Brooklyn connect with all throusn
JerseylCity. afordns speedy and direct uAn''"
Trans arrive From Pittseurg $50 aad ll:2o ,:Sq
IO2O D. daily and TOO a M daily except Moha.y lya "a
washington and Baltimore $50 $40 n Ia 70, Tso m IL
b:SO 9:2O and 1905 NJ SUNDAY o;So eto ~ ~
pm From Baltimore 500 p. N. From Phisasignsni ~
b6O $3.50. 6..o 100 except aensdsy 9S oS "a gsa "a
800 1905 and 1920 p: and 1920 n,snt sS ioSs =
$50, 6,s5, 6sa0, 1905 ll,Ss a. H., oS" ''s We" ''
n nd.
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Wlnter Rescris.
Goteis.

MANSION HOUSE.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, directly opposito woust Nev
YoW four minutes walk nom Pnlton or W AN E
and transient hotels 200 rosma. -' 's'"s' A~~A"
ROSSMORE HOTEL, Broadway. 4lst and
~ 42dsts; new management Sournished redecoraied
and thoroughly reoganod American and European pans
suites Tor families Al reduced rates elegantly
TEMPLE a PUTNEY
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHkKIxsroH March i2.--Turpsnffne quiss at 2sSo,
eAvAxxAR, March l1-rurpentine quies q 28o
WuAu0rol. March l2<-Tuypepune dxm - 30A
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

NHOICE collection of school circulars for
~ parents guardians Teachers In department Of
AIT and learning recommended H. HESSE, 36 West 2lsst
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
Jnstrurtlon.

For Young Ladies-city.
O vyrcT OTH.ST.-The Misses Jacots
III school for Young and Children Lessons pr"
nered dnring school Special class IN Enssn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

CCHOOL OF MINES.
y PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 80 East 45thst.
Woodbridge Davis c. T.. Phi D. Principal Introductory
TO all Scientific Colleges
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
ST0NTNGTON LINZ.

Beginning Monday. March O. 1885. through cars VII u
run between
NEw.YoRK AND ATLANTIC CITY
via winslow Junction. daily, except Sunday.
Leave Newly from foo, Of Libertys', NerlefsS
Central Depot at l:30pm.
Leave Atlantic City via Philadelphia and Atlantic CIV
Railroad at S;l0 a.
J. E Wootten Gen. Manager. 9. q. Hanc0ck, o. r. & -
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
~ No. l,i73 Broadway 42dst. ssth year. Prfmar
COnInerca Classical Departments Instruction thorOus
Terms moderate. n. NJ. HOBBY w. l.. AKIN. Principals
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

DEST TSCHOOLS-250 0-epresented-circulars
- free 20 parents who ns3orlDe tlsr wants. carefully
seeI'eWS J. W. sCMERMERHoKS & CO.. East lithst. N.Y.
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Netu unblirdilous.
A NEW EDITION OF

Making total of 225eoO is now ready containing the
Monitor and Merrimac papers by officers OF botn Ses
ses Costou Beys illustrated article the soudan, etc.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

s:res thsn Nr. LklASp- has recommended
AyKR's sAxsArAaILLA In many ssniias
sasss. and hs - never yet heard Of sts far
are 20 eject radical enre.
Some ysas ago one Of Mr.. I-K1Axp's farm
lAsossn bruised his leg Owing TO the -
s.ass Of his blood, an Ugly serofalous swelling
or lamp appsared On the injured limb. Hor-
ns'e itching Of the skin, Win burning and
cartsDs pains through the lump. made life
almost insc!erabis- The leg became enor-
nously enlarged, and framing ulcers formed.
ciseharg.ns grea: Quantities Of exsrens,y
cTensive matter. no treatment vas OF any
avail cnt.i The nAa, by Mr.. LELAxp's dirse-
roa. was supplied vfth AYES sARsArA-
SILiA, Which siisyet the pain and irritation,
hsA,ed The sores, removed the s-eliins. and
completely restored the limb to use.
Mr.. LxLAyD has personally used
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W.. 1 81 I etc 8. {. 81
H0JC Lost. H01c Restors,l,

J.s, published new Edition ofpR err
bbHN EJL Celebrated Essay on the ra4ic,f
Csrs % -PsrasstotTh1sN o. SsniasI Nsskr.ss
Ip'o o. tfy Neninsi Loses, irupctencs. Men
IA sd Physical fucap4cifv fr,,sg. $50, >.
Asrriazs, ste also Coasqropfioa EBiieosv a.
Fits, iaducod by s.if-in3 <sace. or .srg,l =,
trsTsgsnce &C.
ias ee'sn rsie1 aniho-, 10 IBIS admirable -
'sY. Gerry denonstrst,s from tbi-,, 49,,
successful pTactics. that The ais-nlinZ go.
q1srces Of s-if-abust nay be r.5icsIiT ..-ss .
P0io neg o1t mode - cure ~ once simnis
oertsin sod sesciosi. By mems of ubtcs
every sI1srer. no u,stter what he co-sf,,,..
n.y ., Dsy cure himself obsapiy, pri-s,siy and
radically. 'N
- III. Lecture should b IN ibs bad, o.
every yoaih ape every ns. 10 thsi..a
Sect under sssl. IN plain sare.ons ., a.,
address, post psij. 90 rsceis, q to- cs.,, -
two post 20 stamps Adfrf.s
IHE 2 bVERWELL HFDICAL CO
~ Abu -. NsS fofsE rop's o, a..
JAW ~ issG-3sn ~
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We understand TIA, ;he peorls OF
oil Frankfort visited Rev. l.. Bltt.
preacher in charge in Springfield on
the nigh; Of the 18th ult sud gave
BIN tremendous pounding" in the
sbspe Of turkey. chicken. bacon. -four.
coffee, sugar, corn. osts sni potstoes
besides several nice cakes. The visit
vas perfect surprise 10 Rev. and
Mrs. Bnu, rko, ve have no doubt. f1l-
" sprrecii.e the KIN iness.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

for Eheumatism. With entire sueeess and.
after careful observation. declares that, in
A.s belief, there - no mst.cins In the world
squAi 70 is for The eurs Of Liver Disorder,
Gouf. the effects Of high nvina. salt
kheum. Sores. Eruptions. and All the
various for.ns OF blood diseasea.
We have Mr. LKr-ASD's permission 20 invite
AL who may desire further evidences in rseard
70 tie extraordinary curative powers az
AYERS sAhsArAhILIA 20 eco him perssn-
ally either At his mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch. or ss the popular Leland HosS.
broadway. 9Th and 2s;h Streets. New York.
Mr.. LrtASD's extensive knowledge Of ,hs
sooi doae BY tbs uneqaalled sr.dleasor cr
blood poisons enables him 10 give inquirs.,
rseA valuable information.
FNyAayp Br
Or. NC. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Macs.
, ss.i By AL Druggists: 81. ss. bottles .oe 81
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II e rs o N a. I s..

Mrs. Mary Howard, wife of Engi.
necr, j. G. Howard, VINO mas spent
the past yer III onr village, LETT a
fortnigh. ago with her little son ard
niece, to join her husband in Wheel
ing. Thece good people made many
fricude here and numerous regrets are
expressed ut their departure.
James a. Gibson. Esq. with his
youngest daughter. Belle. returned
from s.ooreiield last Monday.
Mr. Willis Wilson OF this vicinity,
went To Carlisle 10 81 end the Christ
mae holidays with his aunt. Mrs.
Given.
Mrs. Henry Z G,lScson returned
from Washington Monday evening
last
Misses Mamie and Miranda. daugh-
tiers of Mr. Edward Washington, near
Springfield, spent several DAYS last
week with Mrs. French.
Miss Agnes Peter, who has charge
of the school at Ash Brook near this
place, ou tie t. Il o. reilroad, re arn-
ed last Monday from visit to her
home at Darnsvilie, Marylaud.
Mira. Florence French and little
daughter Mabel left on the noon tram
Tuesday last 10 spend some weeks in
Baltimore.
Misses Mary aud Amaze Gibson
spent last week with their cousins al
Ash Brook.
Mr.. james II. Blue aud family
from near South Branch Bridge. b.
4 o. railroad. Waited relatives in this
place and vicinity last week; but
were hurried home by the sudden rise
in tie waters
Mr Harry Marsh, Of ono time q
pupil in the ID. ID. & Is. Institution al
tnis place. now in tue Deaimuie Uni
vcrsi;y 81 Washington City, pai,l ia n
pleasant call ~hiie visiting The insli,
tuition during tae Holidays.
Air. j. Gibson Knykcnda.I Of Moore
field is IN town this week.
Master lloldridgc, only son of Pro-
fes-or Holdrldge Chidesier is spend.
ing the winter with his relatives nea.
Richmond. The little gentleman left
home only few weeks before Christ
mas.
Mr. = II. Larger.t and brother
from near Sianesyille. this county.
paid Us cal! OF Tuesday last.
Mrs. S,ubblefield and daughter. re.
turning from visit 20 her daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Sprigg Of Mcoretield, TO
her home in Cumbe' land, spent Tues
day night in this place, a, the Arm.
s,ron2 Uonse.
Mr.. j. L. McAboy Of Capoa Bridge
was in TO sec a. Tuesday.
Mr.. T. 0 High,ths accommodating
salesman in The store Of /. III. c. Pan
cake. Esq, accompanied Mr.. VIM. v.
Baird to Paw Paw on little pleasure
trip last Fri1ay.
We had an enjoyable cali Nednes-
day last. from our worthy Young
friend, Amos l.. Pogb, Esq of Capon
Bridge.
Rev. Samuel Ums'ott Of Mineral
county, who has been visiting in Kan
sas, returned home. says the Keyser
EcHo. about two weeks ago.
Miss Lulu McCaFty daughter of Mrs
y b. McCariy of Rawlings Station.
nd, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. al
rived At her uncle's, james Shceiz,
Esq, on Yesterday morning.
Henry b. Gilkeson. Esq, with bis
wife will start tomorrow for Wheeling
10 remain during the sitting OF the
Legislature.
Mr. Henry WirgmaD, who was a;
bis home in this place for the koi.-
days. Las retErnei TO Alexandra
Mise MollIc Pickeus, the Deaf mute
lady, who had been visiting friends
ia this place. returned 10 her home
last Saturday.
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THE WHEELING
DAILY q WEEKLY
K E O. [ S T + r
Under the New Management

OH1eF Tue NeW management
Shall te exactly Whist was s..,eL e,l;
totlaily the aornIng after The transfer
viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY DINO.
CRATIC. with no fsvors for any person
or i.c'ioa within lie party 10 tia de,ri.
iuent Of the shois party when.,bo
mountainous are made ~ tnc regularly
constituted convention IF the party.
the< tie Register williams on!, thea
give its unqualified supper; 10 The nom
iases.
a BIG OFFER.
Tie Daily Register s,il no sen, 60 any
part Of Ike Stat. from December Ist un
ri the close Of the Legislature. FOR Two
Hare, PAYABLE in advance. The mex,
.ess:on will likely last unit, near the
end OF Mach, 1885. tnd will b. one oI
'ie n's' important within the history Of
Tie safe. a. the supplemental assess
meat order. the Supreme Court 5eeis.
ions. aat the uncons.i;utionaIi,y of the
exemption lax. ia. amendment TO the
state Constitution. aud many other MAJ.
iars o' vital interes. To every ci'iEsn Of
West Virginia, will be CONSIDERED and
sct@1 upoa- The Register will have T.,l
verbatim reports of ali tie proceedings
With
Democratic National Administration
and Lower House OF Congress.
IL ci!iz.us Of the Sta,o will feel r..
htsei and stronger interes, in the Gov.
'rnuent and is working. TIE Regis.
Ter tron.h its Washington telegram.
and Correspondence will kesp lis read d.
ca thoroughly posted 90 oil matters.
Make Up your clubs and send them
in Z, once.
" "'h slso make speciality of eli
S'ste msiters, from sill Sc: ions of tie
state, and keep orr people fully ros,ed
50 10 What ~ going on aronnj them.
Daily ore year IS 90; invariably in
sdV.nc'.
TIE WEEKLY REGISTER.
81 80 ?er yer in sivsac,: with Map
"i west Va, ten cent. additional. In
{ ubs OF 10 81 % per annum.
WEST VA. PRINTING co,
JAMES IS. TASEY, Manager.
Dec. %, 1891.
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sou TIL W a RID

All Trains daily, except Sun Ia.
C6i 6s5 ani 8 70 have Passenger Cars
sttached.
Main Stem Rules AMI Gegalali ons
sppiy To The Souta Brancl Railroad,
W. VI, CLEMEN =.
Gen. Super, ut-nden' .
Approved:
Il. DUNLAP,
General Manager.
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Ponies for Sale!

Shetland aHi Iscs,eca. PONIES All
co.ors, hitle beauties. JUS, The thin, for
ladies' and children 90 largest herd ,fls..
cy ponies IN A rerica-,acn wanted
To sci thsm--slO0 per month or %,
comm s>ion -SANPLE ny FEEEn-a
beautiful il.ueirsted group o; spot,e
pore. geue~a descriptive ls'. price,.
terms, part c8,srs, ETC.. sem f9- 81 cent,
silver. Address, "PROPRIgTOR.-
Don Cabs Horse Rarcb. Len Spiss..
BeNar Co, 1or.ng,5
Aug. 1s54.-6n. YeT.s
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We have recently received from Csc.
Stinsoa & o., PIrt,sni, Mslne. four
very handsome steel engrsvtogs aud
qnite nUu.ber % beautiful ehromo9.
they sro 80 we'll execu cj it il Amos,
Impossible u tell Them from OIL paint.
inss. and iheir cagravings are very ine
indeed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

Everybody knows that the life Of the
average physician - q hard one. He 10
often compelled to ride great distances
through mud and rain for merely nom-
inAl fee. IL IS not TT nor proper for us 10
Condemn any physician fer his work, but
We do assert that his practice can be made
easier. and he can effect more cures BY
the proper and ju6iciosis use Of PERUyA.
Ii Ne VIII only add this great remedy to
his list ofI,edicines he will find that his
us-fdlIfess will be greatly increased. FUN
direction for is use will be found in the
lis Of Life" and he should IT once pro-
cure this valuable book.
y. J. Wright, business Agent Evening
Herald, Erie, Pa. SAYS: "DR. HART
MANI can not but feel IL my duty to
express - you my thanks for the great
benefit received from the use Of your
medicines, PEnrSA and MANALIN.
Csc bottle OF each placed me square on
M feet. after sickness of foar weeks,
which confined me to my bed. and then
left me lame and crippled. Three days
from the commencement OF the use Of
your remedies the cane was dispensed
with. and in week was perfectly WE'LL
Mrs. Ellen MAYNARD. Oswego, Potter
COUNTY. Pa. writes: "DR. HARTMAN,
Columbus. o. The small ulcers are all
healed. and the two large ones are not
more than half as large as they were. /
am feeling quite well. The people say
ycrr PsRUSA and MASALIs are doing
miracle. do not take nearly so much
opium as did before"
joseph Thomas, East Brady, Pa,
writes 81 have used your PERUSA and
MAsALIS with good results. In the year
CT 1850 was so bid that could scarcely
wax l used PEnuSA and MASALIy,
and am now IS healthy rs l have ever
been. I have also recommended il -
eeyeraI parties, and uicy have been much
benefited BY it,
Mr.. c. III. Harris. New Vienna, OAio.
writes: "Our little girl was paraiyzed
at thirteen months old, and we resorted
To- everything We could hear Of for relief.
but she appeared TO get bat little better.
Hearing OF PERCGA we concluded tn try
il, and VIII say it has done her great
6ea! Of good first bottle apparently
giving aid ard relief. We have used il for
nervousness IN other cases On other per-
sons and foand il a success. For general
debility. and III fact for any disease, we
don't think ANYTHING else can at ali con-
pare with il. We have used forty or fifty
bottles, and cur house Is never without
PERUxA. Our little girl IS TOW eight
years old, and can run any place, was for
four years helpless. PKRuSA cured her,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

Tue public School IL this plsce resuu.
ed exercises On Moniay ISIS, after =
Two weeks holi ay recess. One bundled
pupils responded 10 TolIctl,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

On Tnesisy last, ~ loo MO3-oisl /
s'sg- was entering The bLi,igr on its
route 10 thi' place. laden vish pissen
gers. the icy condition OF lbe roa1 eers-
Ell an UPSET dom tls hsGk. to hJraes
being una - Keep tne sage IL the
road We are glai - know 20 one
wss bug, and ~ dama 2 va. ioae.
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20 .hsa--s -s---s 49, s-s n 1--we s--..s "a
- - r.. fass- a --. rs-all lfss - 'rfF--s
.-..t s-sf..s iir-r - - 90 49,
a.H. F-rr c-r.ir rslss-ttf. %
f.r 20 49, 49, rrs.s- l.-rr
Hf ---s -. -ts ~ a. f-s-t~- s-fr. 4
r--s - Gees 49,. -
'f 's fas 4 20.
80 90 - f-f-.srr t. e.. -
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MARRIED.

At tho house 81 Nr-. Cheshire. bv the
Rev. q. W. Finley. on the lst MS. Mr..
WV. liAISEs. II Mineral couLtv. to
Miss Ina :. CuFsHtng Of this con,,r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

The trouble about the CIerksh;p, in
Hardy comfy, has been se'iled 6y
Wilson taking charge of the cthce l..
accordance with the decision OF
Judge Armstrong. ~ to the validity
OF the October election. Tie diff
Guilty is thus ended we presua.e,
unless an appeal IS taken 10 the deci.
sion Of the Judge.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09
WARREN LELAND,
whom S-sysesy k,svs = The s,rsssss,
r.anaesr q -


q America. says tAAs vhi,s passenger from
Ssv resk on boerd . shiu ss1ng sressd Cape
Horn. In - carly dsys - saiBFsssce 90 Cal
ucrn.A. ~ ssarrsd thas one q IL c6esn q
ne vssssi haA cared hi.seif. dsrfnx sAs voy-
-, Of - osssaoase d,seass b he ~ %
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

Tie Leg .ia'ure Of this State vii
meet in Wheeling D'1t s. cdne.day. The
l4ib instant
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CLEVELAND & HENDRICKS.

The First Democratic President AMI
Vice President in q Quarter Century.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

Evaage.icGi, and
National,
No paper IL the country ha. = nor.
Experienced an Abe CorJs az Z i,irrs
Besides he regular T. iior., the Or
sERyEa ila- host OF raid contributors
and correspondents sit oysr ise world.
i9e'u LOG home aad foraig nlisslor aries.
tFavs.s rs. scholars. diyines, poets, Aud
literary iasn snd Women.
The Departments of Agriculture. Ru.
siHesS, Sund school Teaching sad Re.
iigious Wo-k are conducted ~ experts.
who write clsarly aeh 30 The point. Tie
Observer does not fiji is columns With
long sssays and sernona.
The New York OBSERVER il
y LIVE NEWSPAPER.
Furnishing each week
4 Religions Sheet,
fui' OF instruciionS encouragement. ant
truth: aDi
4 Secular Sheet,
cOntaini7r al tic news.
Price g Is per gear. Special terms
to ciesgy nor.
Specimen Copies Free
I'D irsss,
NEW YORK OBSERVER.
J4naary .. 1855.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

Messrs- Cox and Posey. the embi,-
tered Post DEPOSIT Nd eiitors, failed
TO nee, on the Geld Of hoaor near
Washington on Tuesdsy last. .,t',cu h
Mr.. Po,cy denies TIA, he has bseke,'
down or apoi.g.ze,!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09
FHE MAREE rs

BALTI,foRE CkT7rE MAKE, Jan.
5.-Receipts % Cst'l e or the week /:
Reeves 1925; Ho-s 57g3; Sheep 22s5.
Prices Of Reef Catlis ranged ss fol-
lows: He-t ; $50 90. q at ge1era,.y
rated first quNlity 4 75Cds5 IS; me-
dun o. gpof f1- qralitv 81 7JCri so {:
ordinary ibiU Steers OIen and Cows
3 On(9f 90. Extreme r,nge of prices
B 00CJSG 90. Nasi Of the sales we're
81 3 7jd - fzl per loo lbs. Swine.
We quo'c < 5i85i cents per ~ net =
Sbee and lambs. We quote Sheep al,
2(S5 cents, and lambs 81 81 q5} cents
per IN. gIoss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

I'D I'D DR VI ~ Bacon.
II NEE. SrsuFc Wsplc1Ss = rHsr
sntsta cue - NERVOUS DEBILITY snd
=. f.S4b w A5ie,!Nhs- HYsrEgfA, SEU
- 70 =. C'NF -! ONS. sni 81 brsin sut
nerve troubles caused ~ elf abass sre,ssss
Over o'tia Work. &c. izS-A uritiea au.-sa,s1
20 care 20 every case or 1Io.ey refIod4 Ssos
l5c i'r postage on gREG TRIAL bor 81 90
Bs Aatrss ". = W. BACON cor. Cls-ks
Sep,cu1s. 9. lssf-Iv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

We are under Obligations 60 the New
York SUN for iwo handsome Wal! Cal.
endars for 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

An Arkansas family Travelled over 80
miles into Missouri 10 sac show
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICE..

The fonr;h quarterly meeting fa-
Springfield circuit, will be held "a,
Branch Mountain Church January
IL, ls-
w g. HAMMOND.
january .. 1885. Pr.
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noTiC E

an persons knowing themselves in
deb,ed 10 me By open ne,o,n, wli.
phase come forsard ana settle ~, a.
must rave money tn meet my obi
gaiions Al having open accounts
against ne. will please present ilea.
for settlement.
ISAAC L. BRADY.
Romnev, Dee. l2tiSS4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

We sreg'al - IsErn that 'lo Festival
held i" Fraa>iust recently, for lac ben
en- OF he Dan,; a, hat place, peore'i
a success.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-09

Ne sufferer frccl aay se'ofu'nn7 lis
cas-, who Ni! fairly tEy a. e;s SsrsrPr-
rills, need despair % cure. L. Will
purge lie blood OF ali impurities. iaera
bg dsstroyin. Tie germs i'om which
&c, fu's 10 developed. and r.II iafa.e
pew life md vieor throug bcu, ,hr who =
physicist org9aiza;ioc.