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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
TR USTEES S.ALE.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust from Noses
ID Largent to me rs trustee, to secure the
payment to David Ginevan of the sum of
S!42 80, with interest thereon from the t9,h
day OF May, 1897, which deed 10 dated the
l9rh day Of May, 1882, and is recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Hamp.
shire countyJ West Virginia, in deed book
No. 81, on page 404, ] viii, sell at public
suction, Mt the old Home Place II Moses Lar u.
gent. in said county, about three miles South
OF Paw Paw,
On Wednesday. the 2Sth day of
November, 1888,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the
REAL ESTATE,
conveyed in said deed Of trust being a Tract
or Parcel OF Land on the West side Of Spring
Gap Mountain in said county, which was
conveyed 10 eaid Moses Largent by James III
Pow ell by deed bearing date IN the llih day
OF FebTusry. 1873, containing
q 4 a & ES Il -
more or lessJ end heng timbered land, ard
adjoining the old Home Farm Of said Moses
Largent, upon the following terms, namely :
One,third OF the purchase money cash in
hand one-third thereof with interest In one
year and TIE residue thereof with interest.
10 two years from the day OF sale the pur-
chaser TO give his notes with good security
for the deferred payments, and the legal title
10 be retained as further security.
JOHN W. PHILIPS.
Oct. &c, l8s8.-4w. Trustee
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at Rest.

would not dare try to write m obituary
Of Our dear young friend, Miss Stella Moore
bat my heart prompts me 10 lay one little
flower OF loving affection upon Der grave and
point The bearI broken mother TO that Land
where the in habitants never cay 81 am sick =
reminding ser that her darling 10 at rest ;
free from the aches and pains which racksd
her weary frame free from the SUFFERING
which sometimes almost made the mother
heart cry out, Oh my Heavenly Father WIN
is II thus why must my poor lamb suffer
90 forgetting in her anguish that teude r
loving father knew IL all.
The bare thought Of rest, blessed rest s,er.
nal rest for the sufferer greatly comforied nv
heart under a similar afietion and msde mo
almost rejoice that the loved one was forever
free from suffering. Safe Srfe Al home T.
oh, " he = privilege, a blessed privilege In On
down With our loved ones 10 LIES Ia,ss,
verge and almost catch the Angels sono sa
the gates ny open vide to receive the sopl
bursting from the letters Of clay which hold
~ here 20 and up there joining the glorious
ihrong whose joyous song lie unto Him who
loved us and washed as 10 Ills most pre-
cious blood be glory and honor ADD domin-
ION forever and ever
To human vision this seems n dark. nys-
terious Providence. Young, beautiful, gifted
whose lie might have been 90 useful striek .
en- down by lingering diserse which has
At last cusbed her voice 10 death, but we
know God knows best, and we can only
bow and say, "Rveu 80, Fstber, for so Il
seemeih good in thy sight"
May He comfort the sad hearts that are
torn and BLEEDING, and belp them To bear
this sore irial.-tO bow beneath this stroke
remembering who has said: "Whst do thou
knoWest not now, but thou shalt know here.
siter." $3.50
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DIED.

AT bis home near Petersburg Grant coun
'yJ on the 7lh ms; Mr. David 3. Hutton
after protrHcied sickness Mr.. II Is q
1rether-in.iaw Of J. s. Whiting, Esq, OF
Hardy county.
In Galveston. Texas, on the 3ls, Of Octo.
her, little Alice Woods dsugh, Of MIR
Henry N. and Mrs Annie Truehart. aged I
years. The mother Of this little darling war
Miss Annie Cunningham Of hardy county.
The angel Of Denth has again visit our
town, taking from rs one OF our fairest and
best beloved-Miss Stella Moore. After a
long aud painful illnoss, which she bore with
remarkable patience she passed away on
Thursday 9th irst Many loving friend 9
are left to monrn the departure Of one 90
yonDg and beautiful but we SORROW not
without bope, for she trusted in her Savior,
and we doubt not that
safe in the arms OF Jesus,
Safe on his gentle breast,
There by his lore DER shaded,
Sweetly her soul doth rest NJ.
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County News

SPRlNGFlELD. w. Va. Nov. II,
lSSs.-lts politics, politicr, from
morning till night, and nothing
else can you hear. We are feeling
night badly about the result of the
election; but it 10 comforting to
know that We did tie best We MD
for Mr.. Cleveland. When the
news OF his defeat reached us we
put our flag at half mast and la
beied 1t mot our fault" Messrs.
Flournoy, Daley and Kercheval
made some good speeches for ia
on Saturday before the election.
The festival held by the ladies'
OF the Presbyterian Church, Mrs
Michel lue manager. was very
well patronized on election day.
Owing to tie bad weather and
our people being 80 much interest
ed In, olitics the second night was
hot so successful. but notwi;hstand.
ing these obstacles they cleared a.
bout fifty dollars. Mrs Blue and
her efficient CO operators, among
whom were Misses Miranda Wash.
ington, Mollie Parker, Matte Nc
Glathery and Edith Shouse, under
stand running festival ard ma.
king a success of it. Among the
visitors in town la, week was Miss
Bette Montgomery, OF Romney.
The question has been asked
who was that young man who
talked to his fair lady until the
wee email hours, and upon his re-
turn TO his boarding house found
the door locked and had to speud
the rest of the night IN his buggy
without blanket?"
Mrs. Hoyden aud Mrs. Des
FORCES. of al,imore, who had
been visiting Mrs. Hawes, return,
ed to Baltimore last Monday.
Mrs. Des FORCES was 80 very
pleased with our little town tina,
she bought house end lot while
here.
DR.. Griffith went home to vote
and bring his family up. but has
not yet returned. He is expected
back in few days.
Mrs Geo K. Bidenger, of the
Valley, Gied has! evening. Sunday
and will be buried here tomorrow
She leaves d husband, two infants
twins, and three other email chill.
dren.
Miss Jennie Parker is visiting
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Hodgson, in
Cumberland.
The coal for the school house
has come and is being delivered
by MIR. Jacob Smith for r. +
Guthrie.
Mr.. Amos McElfish was kicked
by Texas pony a few days since
but not severely hurt.
Cosner and Cosner have put
down three artesian wells for MIR.
j. VIM. Long, one on each of he
farms. The one on his home place
is SO feet deep. Every one of
them produces fine water and lot;
of it. GUESS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
u Nd Il II " Ell Il!

Our Underwear Department ID
In perfect condition, IA it now il
filled with a complete line of all
kinds and styles of underwear for
LGCJjeS', cents and chill
dTeTl
consequently we are enabled TO of
fer the public some rare and choice
bargains.
We are selling Gents Camel's
J air Shirts and Drawers at SOC
each.
A Lady's Jersey Ribbed Vest
at SOC.
These are certainly very great
bargains, and are wholly worthy
Jour consideration.
Let Us have All order from YOU.
L. ~. SHEPHERD,
1lS Baltimore. St.,
Nov. 8, 80. Cumberland, Nd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

BALrinoRs CATTLE MARKET, ,
Thursday. New. q. s6e0

BALrin0Rs CATTLE NAaKsr,l
Thursoay. New. Q, :eeo
tCsttis are cold at ttess 6esrss live weight,
HoGs are cold at net weight. that 10 20 pr
tlgepesslly )o6 from live weight. sheep
are sol1 gross. that 10 live weight. o: Eoth-
ing on.
AT CALvERroN YARDS.
Prices of Beef Cattle this veek r.aged a.
follows: Best Beeves at IS = SO, those esa.
eesliy rated 6rst quality. , so q 90 ns a.
nm or good fair quality 3 3SAS3 SO, and OF.
DIARY thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 9
81 90 per 100 M.
Of the Cattle rscsived 1907 came IRON vir.
ginia IL from Wet Va, 32s from Ohio. 7sl
from Illinois. and lao bead from Kentucky
TOTAL receipts for toe past week 2:s4 against
1888 last week, and 117o same time Last
year.
OF the o6er'ngs TAI were taken BY the 8ai-
timore butchers, 464 By country dealers,
asd 60 by Eastern buyers. Total sales for
the week lls5 against l246 last week, and
400 same time last year.
SHEKP AID LAnBs. - The receipts vary but
little Ia sumbers from those Of last week.
and the quality 10 quise - good ~ il wss
then. Trade has been slow, aud prices
butcher Sheep at "a 81 cts rer 10 gross, and
Lambs NJ 1t CTS per ID gross. with few
extra at 81 cts Stock Sheep ell ct SO .
81 rs per head Receipts this week Of Sheep
and Lambs, 2, $40 head.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARSD. I
MONDAY, Nov. IL, 1883
Sw,sn. There 10 . rather light fYerine
eon,idering the f.i,iy good demand prevail.
ing In all the yards. Some dealers report q
good demand. with all their Dogs sold. The
quality 10 quite good. We quote rough Hogs
at 81 . Il cent?. and the better grades at a
a1t per 10 net. extra . shade higher mosi
saleI were 1t a cents. Receipts ihis
week 9, 235 head.
LAfE0ONT STOCK YARDS,l
BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
Arrivals OF Live Stock at Claremout Stock
Yards via Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad for
the week ended Nov. lI.-fo7, carr, con-
tanning l.o4b Cattle. 90 Calves, 1877 sheep,
5 264 Hogs.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia. &c =,
lie Cattle, 8 Calves. 3o5 Sheep and 1913
Hogs.
All Hogs and Sheep sold in these Yarde
at gross weight. Receipts of Hogs this
week are 3, 204 against. SIS last week; fair to
good Hogs sold at 90 = So 10. Pigs at s 80
q IS IS, and rough hogs at 90 q S. as
per 100 tbs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
NJ MARRIED..

At Oakland Home In Mason county, this
Safe, on Tussday last by Rev. w. X. Mar
shall brother Of the gro ON. Mr.. T. Hill Mar
shall, OF this place, but now Of Charleston,
to Miss Blanche Preston Setrell.
We are sorry We could not accept the in
viia'ion 10 see this pair welded and tender
our congratulations in person, but will now
wish them long. useful and blessed life
November 9TH. at the home Of the BRIDE
father, Andrew Pane: Ike, ST.. by the Rev. G
W. Finley. Dir. Edward Rcgers, Of Mineral
county, W. Va and Mas Salie Mcneil Pan.
cake
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of deed OF trust execu-
- ted by Msrtin'R. Hoffman. date d
The 27th day of December, 1877. and
Of record in the Clerks office of the
County Court OF Hampshire county,
W. Va, l will sell ut public Sale, 10
tue highest bidder, on the premises,
On Thursday. the 29ih day of No
yember, 1888, at IL O'Clock, NJ. of
said day, at the house on SAID farm.
near Levels Cross Roads, that
Certain tract or parcel Of Land,
conveyed in said deed of trust, living
on the Levels, in said county, and
containing
94 n G II Els go
and having upon it a good Dwelling
House and Kitchen, Barn and Out
Buildings. good Water and plenty of
the best Fruit OF al kinds. Two
thirds farming and grass lands, and
the balance timbered lands. And
also all the personal property con-
veyed in said deed of trust, which re
mains on the premises, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Farming Implemet ts ,
and all the Household and Hitch.
en- Furniture Of said Martin
X. Hoffman.
TERMS The real estate will be
sold subject to the widows dover,
for onesthiTd OF the purchase money
CASH In hand on day OF sale, and the
residue in two equal pay ments at one
and two years from the day Of sale,
with interest from date and a lien
will be retained 10 secure the pay
ment of the purchase money. The
personal property will be sold on the
terms. OF al sums Of FIVE dollars and
under cash, over that amount a credit
OF six months will be given. purcha.
ser TO execute note With approved
security.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. N.
JOHN W. PHILIPS,
Oct. 26, SO. Trustee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

CoRNERINo POLITICAL Discus
sIoNs.-Thc New York Christian AID
vocate mentions the case of an ems
ploving hOuse painter who. finding
that his men lost a great deal Of time
III political argument. hit upon q
plan by which he stopped the talk
de sent out his men in companies
according to their political creed
To one house he sent only demo-
Gratis; TO another republicans. and to
third ell detailed were third party
prohibilionis,s. As they all asreed
they could not argue, and did their
work we'll, but, as the. Advocate sug-
gested, this plan could not be put in
practice in factories or other estab.
lishments where men work together
indoors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

II Is probable that there are some
immalerial mistakes in our election
returns. Those who may think that
'Ni' ought not TO be s1ould have had
lhe Job Of compiling them. by the
ume they had read the widely vary.
ing reports IN different democratic
papers, Gall clsi ming to be 'oiIiclal,O
1uey would have seriously duuhr ed
whether anybody had been elested,
Or Indeed, whether any election had
"een held. We saw men here in
own with lists made cut right from
'he returns in The clerks Office, and
Jel none Of them CORE pended in all
particulars. Under such circum-
stances, " is idle to expect a report
exactly correct in every minor detail,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
RAILROAD CONNECTION TO
BERKELEY SPRINGS.

The rkeley Springs and Potomac r. r
operated by the B. 4 . r. r. Co. running
from Hancock, W. Va, a station on the Bai |.
timore Ohio z r to Berkeley Spings, w
Va, will be opened for business on Thurs
day, Nov ember lst, when trains W i'll run a.
follows: leave Hancock $40 A. n, II As
p. u and S 40P n.
Leave Berkely Syringe 6. 100 A. II, 1925
A. and 4 10 p. Al.
The running time between the two points
being IS minutes. NOV Q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
OUR NOTE BOOK.

DR.. l. p. Garfield left Saturday.
Nr. Jacob Stump. Of South
Brapch. visited cur cffice Saturday.
See =, nu,l j. Edwards new ad in
Tbs. Issue.
John L. Peerce. Esq WAS in town
Saturday and Sunday last.
DR.. L. z. Robosson came over fio.n
Cumberland Saturday.
Miss Lou McCsrty, of Burli,c,or,
ia visiting Mrs. j. ID. Arms;rou..
Mrs. lie; ~ Houser returned from
Baltimore Saturday; keep on the
lookout for her new styles.
Mrs. I. II. C. Panacke accom-.
panied her little daughter. Ellen.
to Wheeling last week.
Mrs I. G. Burke and little daugh-
ter, Mary, are visiting tho formers
parents in Putnam comfy.
Mrs. Tobias Mylinger, who has
been in keyser for quite a while. il
at home again.
Poi. J. +. Little, OF Cumberl.n',
arrived on Monday and stayed tn ee
days.
lis foolish FOR any one TO 70 the face
fall of pimples, blotc he's, etc when Laxa.
dor, tn. golden remedy can be bought TOR IS
cens, ut any drug store.
Mr.. Edgar Moo;e, who was called
htme from Berryvile last week ty
the illness Of lis sister, returned
Monday.
Mrs. James Russell. accompanied
by her little granddaughter Annie
Russell, is making visit in Win
chester.
We are truly gra;ified over the re-
election Of Hon. A. L. Pueh to the
Legislature and Hon. s. L. Fournoy
10 The STATE Senate.
Judge j. ID. Armstr, ng is holding
Court in Pendleton county. We are
very glad he is reelected to the
Judgeship.
ut is better to laugh than be crying"
decidedly; and to enjoy your baby 8 laugh
ing society use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup which
relieves the chief discomforts of baby b cod
without supplying the children. Price rs
Blll-heads. posters, sale.tills
dodgers, letter heads. envelopes.
etc. furnished on short notice at the
lNTELLIGBNCER Office.
Coughs. hoars ness, asthm. or any irri,a.
tim Of The throat or bronchial tubes will be
relieved by taking Or. Bxlrs Cough Syrup.
1t has cured thousands. Recommend il 10
your friend aud neighbor.
The election ia reported to have
been rem arkab.y peaceful and quiet
all over the Union with the exception
Of very few places. Such, at !ea t..
was the case here.
vi bad rather be a kitten and cry new
than grohn all night and scold all day with
neuralgia, VIXEN one little bottle Of Saliva.
ton Oil would make me gentle aud well.
Pussy, wouldn't you2
Tie news of Tarris"n's election
which reached hero about ten O'Clock
Thursday, was in the IN7ELLiaENcER
live misutes nfter it was received.
However, but small pat Of our is-
ne was then left to herald tue IN
welcome tidings.
Strange 10 say, none OF cur ex.
changes have anything 10 say con
cerDln2 the vote on airy Of the three
proposed amendments to our State
constitution except that relating to
intoxicating liqu RS, which was re
jected by over &c, 600 majority. We
think, however, that none of them
have carried.
CANDIDATES ELEcTED.-The vic
itrs IN Inst weeks battle Of the bal
lots were: Senator ), l.. Floutnoy
A. l.. Pngh. Delegate; George Mile.
son, sheriff; jas. ID. Arm strong,
Judge; John S. Pancake, Commits,
'loner; Ja,. A. Gibson. Assessor in
the first district, and 4. L. Pugb, As.
SCISSOR in the second district
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

The fault lies With the sourc..
whence "e obtained oer fi,ures, NOT
WI b rs.
The funeral OF Miss Stella B. Moore.
which took place in the NJ. +. Church
South in this pla ., last SATURDAY.
morning. cunducts by Presiding FL
der, Rev. y e. Ferguson. .ssis,ed by
Kew. q. w. Finley, was solemn and
Impressive. not the lesst touching pa,
being the einging cf three hymns
Safe in the arms Of Jesus" Nearer
my God 20 The" and at will all be
over so ~ by Ms. Belle Ham isop,
'ie special req est f. Mr.. Moore.
Mrs. Harmisou was with h,r ccu,io
Ms Ste''r. a great deal du,i,g her
sick ess ard In tue last moments -ar o
those Freedoms words. and white the
spiritual visio. Of tie dying girl
Caught the glimpse Of the y.o, fled
around the throne. h ear heard the
earthly melody and with "a ian, face
to those about her the icy fingers
tishtened on the mothers ha, 4 rs IL
Ia give niue expression 20 Whist the
lips lon9ei to say. and then. al was
still. tho Jthrobb NC ceased, the tired
bird had souni irs resting ;,lace, and
all felt sure dear Stella was safe in
the arms OF Jesus"
Mrs. John s. Pancake and chill.
dren OF this vicinity spent several
days last week with relatives in Har.
dy county.
Or. end Mrs. James r. Rees, OF
Ree,' Tannery, we're visiting IN this
county few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Vanmeter, of
Moorefield, were in town Monday.
The republicans had q grea, jollif.
cation IN Cumberland Tuesday night
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

How NEW York WAS Won FOR
HARRIsoN.-In the roar OF triumph
which goes up from the victorious
party IL will be test for them not to
mistake The meaning of the result
in New York. Tie out and.out use
OF money added to the influence Of
local causes has made the Harrison
plurality In this State. TO credit 10
opposition to tariff reform among
the people TO triHe with the truth
when Connecticut and New Jersey
go for Cleveland, 1t is folly to say he
lost View York on account Of the tar.
If. The money of Pennsylvania mo.
Dopolisis and the treachery Of local
factions has lost New York. Cleve-
LAID Is the victim, just as Hancock
wa, in 1880. But the popular vote
OF the country will demonstrate that
tariff reform is on the path to victo-
~, and the day is correspondingly
not far distant when the control Of
the destinics Of The nation will not
depend upon the corrupt bargains or
the resontments OF local politicians.
In New York, IL is said, whether
truly or not, that $4,000 was the
price paid for the alleged doctorod
returns in Brooklyn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

10 protect Our re- pc With our high
ifxes, bat ne are really lrotectis q
Eog'snd's position as the fret Cum.
merciai aud manufacturing nation Of
the ws rid No wonder she welcomes
Dir Clevelsna's defear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

ENGLAND TAKES IT SERENELY -
IL lie perfectly msrve Gus that Eng
land takes MI. Clevelsnd's defeat
go pleasantly II ho wss, az his oppo-
nebts desert cd him during the CAM
paign. highlands candidate and
the Golden Clubs protege. The
fact is that England's larger interest
lies IN our retaining our absurd high
tariff on the materials OF manufac-
lures. With rational taflf we
could compete with Eng land in the
markets Of the world and drive her
ou'. As it is, she holds them, and
we export little besides orr agricul-
tural products. Mr.. Gladstone said
} ears ago that English manufacturers
have nothing to tear so long as We
stick 10 our high tariff We profess
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
Notice Change of Service.

10 the memhers and friends of 81.
Stephens Church. komney, w. Va:
There will be Morning and Eve
mig Servica in st. Stephens Sunday,
Nor. 20, and NOT the : ecoRd Sunduu.
ns was announced. I find it ncces-
sary to make tins change.
@ A. Gibbons, Rector.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Rsilrosd Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 Richmond, Va
every Monday and Thursday durirg October.
end until November 81 b, for the sccomoda.
tios OF those desiring to visit the Exposition.
The tickets will be good going on day Of is-
sue and the day following, and will be valid
or ret uIn trip uotil November 76th, iEclu-
sivs.
We give below station and round "trip
rates via Washington, ID. z. From Rom
nsy 80 05
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
l WANT YOU ALL TO RENiEM.
BIER THAT ]. l.. CARSON

Has the finest. cheapest and largest
lot Of Toys, Frui's. Candies. Cigars
and Tobaccos, Of any house in the CT.
ty. You will save 10 per CEN. nv
calling on him for your Holiday go,ds
At No. 45, Baltimore ST.,
Cumberland, Md
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

-Four MORE STATEs.-C hnirmar
Cooper. OF the Pennsylvania repub.
lican State committee, in an interview
after praising Chairman Quay's wis
dom in concentrating his attention
upon New York. said: "TLe nexv
Senate will contain republican
majority OF at lest FIVE. and the low.
er house Of Congress of at lea.i
flftcen, sufficiently strong. will
Harrison in the presidential chair
TO admit oil the Territories having a
requisite population almost imme-
diately into the Union. Tho imme-
dia,e effect OF this will be TO ado
eight republican United States s, n
ators and seven members OF Con ress
10 the republican forces In the ma
tional Legislature. The fsr-reacb
ing effect vi ! be TO prevent in the
future sny sectional controversy eth
er Hs TO our industries OF political
sentiments. 1.-THE republican party
does not take the opportunity to dc
this thing it will have yielded th.
fruits OF its great victory.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

Excursion Tickets to the Virginia
Agricultural, NJ echanical and
Tobacco Expositi on, Richmond,
Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

AN lNToLERABLE PROP ,sAL.-The
alleged proposal Of the republican
national committee to restrain the
State board OF canv assers OF. Virginia
from issuing certificates Of election
TO democrats elected to Congress is
al impudent re-asserti ton OF Methods
that are out Of date. Would such
thing be done in Vermont If not
why should it be possible in Virgin
ia? The State board vf canvassers is
TO be presumed 10 be honest until
the contrary i, shown. 1t will not
do TO begin again 1T this lato day the
high handed and tyranical interfer-
ences with the State governments Of
the S.uh that we're c. mmon during
he perioi when the Constitution was
suspended. Public order lie not pro
noted by making determinations
between the s ates in the practical ad O..
ministrstion OF the law.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-11-16

THEO. r. ALLEN.
Purchasing Agent,
1908. Walnut Street,
Oct. 20 Philadelphia, Pa