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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-20

revenue tsxes on domestic tobacco,
in any form. and upon dealers there
in; also TO extend to the port OF
Wheeling the provisions Of the act OF
juno 1880. relative to he removal
and transportation OF dutiable goods
under bond.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railr osd is
TO be double tracked between Pits
burgh and Wheeling go miles.
London capitalists lave recently
purchased 5000 acres Of land in
Boone county, this State, for $4,000.
The President thinks Of visiting the
Florida Exposition during The latter
pat Of February.
Blaine ia in Venice
The II. 4. ministers of Baltimore
he'd a meeting MONDAY and sat down
on President Cleveland for presenting
Pope Leo XIII q copy Of the Constr
tuition Of the United States in honor
Of his jubilee ceie6r at'ng the fiftieth
anniversary Of his ordination TO the
priesthood.
New life has been infused into Iar.
per's Ferry by the erection of pulp
mill near the site of the old United
States rifle factory, on the Shenan-
doah. and in the spring OF 1888 will
be further enlivened by The erection
OF An immense six.machine paper
mill, in addition TO another pulp mill
near the site of the former United
States musket factory, on the Po-
tomuc.
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Read the Death Roll

Which the bills Of mortality Of any
large city may be fi,ly designated
ard you will find that renal snd vesi
cal maladics> that is to say, those that
affect the kidneys or bladder, havo a
remarkable prominence-we had al
most said-preponderance. Brigh,'s
disease ard diabetes in the chronic
stage are rarely cured. AMI gravel,
catarrh of the bladder End enuresis,
STAY many. Yet at the outset, when
the trouble merely amounts 10 mac.
tivity Of the organs inyolved,the dan.
ger may be nullified by iha: pleasant
renal tonic and diuretic, Hostetter's
Stomach Bit,ers. which impar,s the
requisite amount OF tone to the or
gans> without over. exciting hem, and
the use Of which is conven ;eat, and
involves NJ elaborate preparation.
Dyspepsia usual concomilant Of re-
nal complaints, and debility which
they invariably produce, arc remedied
bv il. So also are constipation. ma
larial. rheumatic and nervous all.
ments. Jan. l3-Im.
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E~tnblishcd 1910.
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Special attention is paid to Fertilizers and
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the farm.
Reports ofRepresepttaive Farmers Clubs
are notable feature Of its issues.
Is Home Department. is He'd with char
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the ladies' o. the farm household
The most competent, successful and ex
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No Farmer in the Atlantic States, from
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on farm work.
THs AMERICAN FARMER il published twice
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ware, made constitutional argumen,
against the Blair educational bill.
The House passed q bill relating 10
permissible marks. writing or print
ing on second, third and fourth clsss
nail matter. Both houses adjourn.
Ell until Monday.
In the Senate Monday. Ex-Sec.
re.sry of the Interior Lamar was
confirmed for judge of the United
States Supreme Court, Ex .Pos,ma
ter General Villas .or Secretary OF
the Interior, Mr. Don NJ. Dickinson
for Pos, master. Gene, al. and Gen. +.
). Bragg for minister TO Mexico.
Mr.. Chand or introduced bill to
alter the regulations enacted by the
Legislature OF South Csolina prescri-
bling the times, places and manner Of
holding elections for members OF
Congress. In the House. by vote
OF Isl to "a, proposition t" give
every member clerk was rejected.
A large number of bills wore intro
duced, among them being the fo!.
loving:
by Mr.. Hayden. to establish a
postal telegraph sysiem.
BY MIR. Harmes. for the construc :
ton Of q steel vessel Of war for coast
defence.
BY Mr.. Mile, author ling the Sec'
rotary Of the Treasury to purchase
United States bonds.
BY Mr. Kilgore. to aboli.h tie tax
on tobacco and the duty on lumber.
coal. SALT wool and blankets.
BY Mr.. Wheeler, TO provide for
certain works for coast defenscs.
BY Mr. Oates, to prohibit aliens
from acquiring title 10 lands In the
United States.
by Mr.. Biount. providing for o
fourth assistant pns:masi err &c neral.
BY NJ. LaDdes. to reduce the
treasury surplus and TO grant boun.
ties to wheat growers.
BY Mr.. Mason. TO provide for the
retirement cf United States bonds
b. fore maturity.
By Mr.. Lavler, TO test the scieDc,
of spelling. aud 10 provide for cs.
tab!ishing ore hundred schools fcl
that purpose.
On Tuesday, both Houses passed
bill modifying the law in relation e
marks on mai! matter. The rest %
tie proceedings were un'mportan'.
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Flftieth Congress list Session

In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr. L |.
mupds Introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua fcr the construction Of a
ship.canai from the Atlantic to tie
Pacific ocean. Mr.. Chandler offered
q resolut on for the investigation of
alleged election frauds at Jackson
Mississippi. Mr.. Wilson, of Mary.
land, made a unconstitutional argument
against the Blair educational bill.
In the Senate executive session an
adverse report was ma 10 from the
judiciary committee on the nomina-
ton Of l.. O. y. Lamar as associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court. an a
minority of the committee suomitted
n favorable report. Favorable re
ports on the nominations OF VIM. K.
Villas for Secretary of the Interior
and Don NJ. Dickinson for Postmas-
ter-Goneral. were made from the
same committee. in the House, the
urgency deficiency bill was reported
rom the committee on appropria-
lions. MIR. Miliikcn introduced q
bill 10 repeal all Internal revenue
laws and to remove the duty on im :
ported sugars.
In the Senate, Wednesday, Mr..
Hale made lengthy speech> severe-
~ criticising President Cleveland FOR
the alleged violation Of his civil Ger.
vice reform pledges. Mr.. Coke spoke
in opposition to the Blair educational
bill. In The House he President
message was referred 10 the commit
tee on ways and means.
In the Senate Thursday, Mr.
Chambers resolution insiTucting the
judiciary committee 10 Inquire into
the alleged suppression Of the colored
vote at the recent election in Jack
sou> Mise. was adopted by vote oil
% TO "a, Mr.. Rddleberger voting
with the democrats in the negative
Senators Mitchell and s ewart spoke
against permitting Chinese to come
TO this country. 10 The House, the
bill providing for the issue OF circu-
lating notes TO national banking rs
sociations was called up, hut it's OPP
poncnts succeeded in defeating de-
msnd for the previous question. Sc.
nate bill fixing the salary Of the com.
missioner Of fsh and fisheries at IS
900 was passed
In the Senate Friday there was a
debIlo on the bill TO refund the d..
rect war tax, hat q vote was not
roochcd BY q tie vote the Senate
refused TO adopt a motion by Mr..
RiddleLefger 10 60 into executive
session. Senator Vance Of No IN
Carolina spoke in favor Of tariff re-
form aud against internal revenue
Laws, aud Senstog Gray OF Della
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The following pcstoffices have beer
established in this State Garland
Barbour county, with James w. Pul'
ing as postmas Delphi, Nicholas
county, with Waiter S, Henderson, as
postmaster.
j. W. Hull & Co.'s jewelry store
in Grafton. this State, was broker
into and robbed on Thursday night oil
last week Of vaiuables amounting &c
several thousand dollars.
A DILL has been introduced in the
Virginia House Of Delegates creating
a State board OF agriculture.
The worst blizzard and SHOWS orm
known for many years was experien
ced in Minnesota and other pa ia oil
tue Northwest Friday. Over loo
lives were lost Freight trains have
been abandoned on all the transcon-
tinental lines in The radius Of the
blizzard, and passenger trains are
moving with great uncertainty.
Mr.. John F. Baker, eldest son oil
Mr.. Lewis Baker, OF the ST. Pau
Globe. was married in that city Thurs
day of last week to Miss Bessie Kilt
son, daughter OF Coma odore n. w
KittsoD, one OF the wealthiest men in
the Northwest. Mr.. Lewis Baker
vas the former publisher Of the Wheel
ing Register, and another of his sons
married a daughter OF Commodore
Kiitson a few months ago.
Gen. Francis f. Nichols has re.
ceived the democratic nomination iol
Governor in louisiana. He was 8
gallant South IN soldier In the late
war, ond was elected Governor Of
Louisiana in 1876.
MIR. Robert Garrett and party ar
rived in Japan Friday.
Gen. T.. ;. Bragg. of Wiscon sin
has been appointed minister to Mex
leo,
North Carolina, South Carolini
and Georgia we're treated TO some
more earthquake shooHs Friday.
The Detroit Free Press Office wa
burned FRIDAY.
The mother Of the late Presiden
Garfield IS dying OF her home Ia Men
tor, Ohio.
Gen. y. +. Kelley OF this State
was badly Injured in Washington
Friday by being Knocked Gown by
o street car.
John s. Staples, tho substitute o
Abraham Lincoln IN the late war
died at Dover n. J last week.
Coal shipments for the year 1885,
over the West Virginia g. & =. Raj
Road we're 44S.82l tons, an increas,
Of l02.363 tons over 1886 Ship.
ments from The Elk Garden mines
Nos. !, 2 and 8 for the year were
259, 354 tons.
Gen. GoG on Thursday introduced
bills into Congress TO bring West Vir.
ginia volunteers rated as militia with.
IN the provisions Of the pension Law 4;
also 10 recognize aud pay certain
claims duo by West Virginia To It's
citizens for services rendered in the
late war; also to repeat all internal
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s G. r A p s.

a terrible xanple-tbe trst one
IN the arithmetic that does not have
the answer appended.
Buffalo Bill was off red 500, 600
for his Wild West show. hui he would
not leave it in England for less Than
half million.
A white mink was recently caught
in Peasants county, this State.
A New Hampshire man had a
horse that was near sighted and Civ
en- 10 sbying. He put apair of spec
tacles on the animal. aud now be sees
as well as ever, and is entirely cured
Of his bad habit.
Spelling Christmas with an Y is
vulgar and slovenly. In this case,
Y stands for Christ. Imagine Il
minister signing himself Yours for
KS sake!
The Great Eastern, the largest
vessel ever built. has been sold TO
metal firm for $4,000. The ship
will be broken up as old metal.
From de cription Of the great
scrut and Indian fighter, Kit Carson,
by Gen. w. Il. Sherman, it appears
that he was 5 feet Z inch-s tall, with
reddish hair ana frcckled face. lie
was remarkably modest and iacilurH,
but cool and unobtrusive.
President Cleveland has presented
Pope Leo XIII an elegantly On.
crossed copy OF the Constitution Of
the United States.
SnowbirGs On toast il the Latest
dish TO tickle the palates o! Nsw
York epicurts.
The postmaster at McKim, Rich,
lie county, this State, whose Office is
now discontinued, was notified 10y the
Government that deficiency OF one
cent had been found in his final SCI,
Element. And further he had to re.
init the cent, or suit would have been
brought against bis bondsmen.
Parkersburg is Boosting Of citi-
izen who can drink keg &C besr a
day for six days.
Professor Excel, who is to lead
the music at the Sam Jones and Sam
Small meetings, is spoken Of rs hav.
ing voice like harp Of thous.
| and strings.'
Mr. w. w. CorcUraD, tho aged
Washington philantbropist who Gel
eb:ated his 89Lh birthday recently,
has given away 81 ,065, 900 for char.
liable purposes.
IL is proposed To establish govern.
ment inspection Of lard In order 10
expose The sale OF lard made from
coLtonseed oil.
Real estate " lued at S13G.SG5 S3G
changed hands in Kansss Guy, Mo-,
last year.
a person receiving letter through
the postt flee by mistake. or finding
one on the street or elsewhere. cin.
unicr NJ ptetense. designedly break
the seal without subjecli1g himself
to a sew r. penalty; the cnlOr,e
nent opened Tap mistake, being
too thin. The penalty varies from a
fine not exceeding $500 "a i'm .risor.
ment for ten years.
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The New York World states Demo

cratic principles thus:
U.) The Government has no con-
stitutional or moral right TO collect q
revenue in excess Of the needs of it's
economical Standardization. Unne.
ceseary taxation is unjust taxation.
Unjust taxation ID tyranny, VIII. Their
imposed in mo.arct y or republic.
(2.) A surplus in the Treasury is
national evil. and may becone a
national peril. IL is a an Ing temp.
ta,ion tt extravaganza. 1t may per-
pctua,e high take for long period
by leading to the inauguration OF ex'
penditures that will DO continuous.
The way 10 deal with a surplus Is to
stop ito collection.
(3) The taxes 10 be FRS abated
are those which, bsnr the heaviest up
on the great numb of people
namely, taxes upon universal neces-
fitIes,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-20

KNIGHTS OF LABOR S ate
Convection OF The Knigt.,s Of Labor,
in session a, Neyser last week. cleo.
tel the following State officers:
II. Offner, s. NJ. w; G. Wasrman.
S w. f. +: George l.. MUM, = ). {;
John Hclles S. L. Messrs Miller,
Dormer amt Callahan, together with
the State officers, form the G,a'e Elk.
ecutive Board.
Edward Robertson Of Moundsville,
was elected State Delegate to the
next General Assembly at Indiannp-
oils.
Resolutions we're adopted Tavoring
economy in TIE administration of the
affairs OF TIE order. Tue next con.
yention will be held in Charleston.
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DON 7

let that cold Of yours run on. You thiuk
Is light thing. But il may run into ca
larrh. Or into pneumonia Or consumpi
ion.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia il dan.
gtrous Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus p,nsi be KEEP,
healthy aud clear OF all obstructiors and Of
fensive matter. Otherwise there is trouble
ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, he d, nose,
throat, bronchial tubes and lanus, eau be
delightfully."- aud entirely cured by the use
of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don I
know this already, thousands and ,housa I'd 8
of people cat tell you. They have been cur.
ed by II, aud know now it is. themselves {"
Bot tleonly rs cents. Ask any druggist,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-20

HARDY NEws-Prom the Moore +.
field Examiner we l-arn iha, the hank
lie in sound and prosperous condi-
ton. 1t has just declared four per
cent. dividend for The last six months
ending Dec. 30th, 1887. md has on
hard n substantial surplus fund. We
learn from same paper thst strange
animal, thought to have escaped from
some menagerie. WAS recently caught
in trap near Wardensville. 1t was
striped snd spotted in the most elm.
gular manner, but was neither u t.
ger nor leopard.
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CHDICTon Calvary
i The First a:d only
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BEFORE pIr.ATE

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which Tar surpasses any other for softuess of
tone. vigor OF action general superiority of
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in tubes prepared Tor the purpoee. Price,
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Az erican Agricultural Eng or Ger.
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CANYASSERS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Address,
Publisher a merican Agriculturist
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Jan. {. 1893. .5l Brua GWny, y.
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"CSt VfrGinsu. To wIr:-at
w Jules held in The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Conrt OF Hampshire county, on the
LIST Monday in January, 1888
lillian II Powell. Administrator Of Isaac
Hi'e, dec d., plaintiff,
Isabella Hitey j I'm W Iiiie. Jacob A TIite
Michssl 5. u,keyJ Rebtcca a. Sinckey, Ma
nv Mcintyre, Jrrush NcI,iyra, Ri ,ah
Mcluiyre. EIus ScIn,yr,J Olivia Meln
yItI lsnnc Nc ntyre, " II. Aicln:sre,, Tur
ner Mcintyre, .sebecca Mcintyre, Sarah
Mcintyre, Samuel Mcintyre, Isaac n Hitc
Maggie Hile and Richard McIniy-e, defen
dants, Is Cma xcERY.
The object of this suit il 10 have the in
s:Iuction of the Court AS to the distribution
of the personal estate OF isaac Hi,eJ decd
and as TO the disposition Of certain notes or
bonds given by certain OF the heirs NJ law OF
said isaac Iiiie 20 him during his lifetime,
and for general relief.
that the defendants Mary MciniyrJ Richard
Mcintyre. Jarush Mclntyre, Olivis Mcintyre,
Isaac MclntyreJ VIM MclhtyrPJ Turaer Nc
intyreJ Rrbeccs McIntltJ sarah N,Iniye,
Samuel Mcintyre, lsasc Hite and Maggie
Virginia. II is cr6tred that the said non.
resident defendants do sppear here within
Que month after the date Of the first nublic1.
ton hereof and do what is necessary to pro.
tect their intstess. Tesie.
VI. POLLING, CleIk
Circuit Court Hampshire county
January g. 1888 -4w.
) l. Fluurnoy Attorney fer plaintiff.
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FIFTY YEARS AT THE
FRONT.

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aud experience, the
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oegius 1883 with Iew contributors. new ar
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ROMNEY, JAN. 20, 1883.

We call attention this week to tho
following new advertisements:
John A. Mckee;
DR.. j. r. z ich rias;
J. T.. Wiesei;
J. r. Carson.
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Alta meeting Of the Incorporators OF the
Romney h Short Mountain Rtilroad Com
pany bald on the 23rd day Of December 1888
~ was resolved that the first meeting Of said
Company for Organization aEd srch other
business Ne may be then properly transacted
shall be held AZ he Coufl.H House IN ROmney
on Friday the 3rd day OF February 1875.
5 Flournoy nee C.S White,
President Of meeting
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INVEST VIRGINIA. To VII AT ru'es
w held in tho Clerks Office at the Circuit
Court OF Hampshire county. on the ist iou
dag in January, 1889
Aaron Levi Bak r. plaintiff,
We.
Isaac Baker, T n. Poxrn!l and Virginia C
Powusll. ]. II. Smith ami sarah Il. smith,
Jacob Baker. Sarah Park Polite Co bin.
John W. J.arimae. A. ". .arimae j ~
La,imae, James A Lsrimae, Naomi Lari
mae. Rehecca Pcice, James T. Ru. kman
md Caroline Ruck man, Sarah Carter. John
Canoe. Minerva Canoe, Lucy Canoe
Charles Canoe, m Canoe, Jsmes Gsuce
Rosa Bell Canoe, the heirs at law of Re.
becca Bonham( hose nancs are unknowpl
Samuel Swisher. Middleton 7. Swisher,
Martha c. Swisher, Taylor r. Ssisher,
Ann CorLiu, James French and Rebecci
French, William Hardy and Nary Ann
Hardy, John Powelson and Matt da Pow.
elson, Levi Cirder and Hannah Carde-, J,
w. kiduer, Perry Pepper and Mary ii
Peprer, John b. Baker, samuel C. Baker,
Jacob A. Baker, Chauncey x Elliott and
Caroline NJ. Elliott: b n Baker, Sarah j.
Porter George w. Seed.rs ard Martha l.
Parrill, defendants. IN CHsScERy
The OF ject Of this suit is 10 have sale and
partition Of the proceeds among his heirs at
law. OF the real es'a'e II VIII ch John . ,ker
died seized ard possessed. and for general
relief.
And i, appeerirg from an filrvi, fled
that John W. Larimse. a. ". Lsrimse, J
NJ. Larimae. James A. LsIinae, Naomi L.ri :.
mae, Rebecca Price, John Powe'snn and Ma
,ilds Powelson, Perry Pepuer and Mary NJ
Pepper. ChSnncey r. Elliott and Caroline
81. Elliott. ddleton T Swisher. Ja lob Ba.
ker. Sarah Park, Polly Career, Sarah Car
der, John Baker, Samuel q Baker, Jacob
A. Baker, Sarah Porter and Ma tina L.
Parrlll are non residents OF the State at Wet
Virginia. ard shat the names of The sei q At
law OF Rrbecca Bonham are unknown IL is
ordered. that said boD resident defendants
and unknCwn parties, 90 appear here within
one month after tn date OF tue first publ
cston hereof and do wh-, is necessary 10
protect Il cir interests. T-s,e,
N. PULNG, clerk
Circuit Court hnup sh &C, My.
January C. 1883 -4t
,. l.. Flournoy Alto. { ~ Plaintiff.
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LOOK, Looks
LOOk Out for Bargains!

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