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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
rost Once Notes.
shoyIa b. read day By all Interested as chapsss NAV

Should daily by al interested, Is chances NAV
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially sa
%ssn 4 is' des pe'IS 70 ssnd dSpcse q
ercs doc ssIs aSs
Foreign malls for the week ending August II will clo<
promptly In all cases. at this Office as follows:
TUEsDAY-At2p for Great Britain: Ireland. Belgian
and Netherlands. per steamship Alssks wa Quesns
et.Is e, ether % for sass per
steamship Gusse from New orleans.
dy Of Rome 3so ss
ad I.t Other cher d Rss s S nq: e. E D.
rope per steamship Lain southampton ana srsmsa,
sso M for BEGUN direct per steamship we.srnau
land " at 2 IN. for CanOcche Cniapss raoasco aad
Yucstan. per steamship santiago letters for Tsnpcs
YER. , cr1a ma n:Y 30 drScss M
VI %an nsreS from Sew. ori.sns '''''
FRLDAY-At 10 a m. for Central America and ssatr
Pacific ports. per steamship Newport via Asptuwal,
deter. for Costa siea Guatemala DO directed
Hper Newport"l
ship 0slser letter. aireotsl per Goi..rJ a,
So M for san ss per S'fn,sN Serbia s1s oys
SasDsS n% Ss s.a
s.1 s Sf or R
saS direct p La
etters must be directed per perl Ia o Sormana. ~
Ethiopia, via glasgow deter, must be directed poo
ksssFasm ,sr ..ssm.ae Rotterdam DETER. -
directed per RotterdaH").
sUNDAY-AtS D. for Costa Rica via Lmon. per steam.
ship FoxhaD. from New Orleans
Masfo China ADD Japan steamship City Of Picking ros
Francisco close here August s. st s30 m Malls
Hawaiian islands steamship Austrsla(f from
San Francisco close here August - At p - Mails
Australia, New Zealand Hawaiian. FJl aod Samoa
Islands per steamship Alameda (from san Franciscan.
here Aug 10 at 4SO p m Cor on arrival at New
Of Aurana with British mails for
traial Mails Society Islands. per ship Tahiti,
(from San Francisco. close here August '25, 81
D. m Mails for Cuba by rail 10 Tampa. FLA. aud theacs
steamer via Key West Fla. close AZ this ocs dAlu
az ESQ IL
The schedule closing Of Trans Pacnc mails arran
OF thslr uninerruotoi overland tPAus
san Nails from the East arriving At
Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers
thence the same day
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaste.
Rost Office. NewYork. August s. 1884
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TIE .RYY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

Chicago, IL. Aug. 4.-Thc society OF the Army oi
the Cumberland Will hold It's nineteenth reunion !"
this city on september 10 and 90 General har-
,tson Is member Of tho society, and the Committee
NJ Arrangements hope his presence at mat
lime Tho nature of the entertainments during INC
meeting will depend largely upon the state OF esh VI
General Sheridan president Of the society. Inc ra
roads eentring here Will sell tickets at reduced rates
Particulars may be obtained from Captain George NJ
rarnhau, chairman Of the Committee on Trans por'a
i@n No 3O4 Opera House Building, Chicago, III
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GEN sHERIDANs MARKED IMPROVEMENT
DR. PEPPER FINDS GRATIFYING STATE of
FACTS AT NONoUIT.

Philadelphia Aug. A telegram from Ne"-beu-
ford Mass. contains the following from pf fepPoI,
who visited General Sheridan at NoDquit To-Day anu
consulted with his attending physicians:
There is no doubt as the decided though gradual
Improvement in General shertdan's condition. Dur
ing the four weeks which have now elapsed since MS
arrival Mt NonQuit no new unfayorable symptoms
have appeared and seemingly here has been ais
nct gain in his general health. lie has sa'Acd Acs
showing improved assimilation of food His Orcah-
ing easier and the condition OF the lungs Is enc"y
satsfactory The action of the heart Is stronger ana
mora regular and there Is progressive decrease IN
the frequency and violence of congestive symptoms
HIS nervous force is Of course, enfeebled but yet
there is In this respect also grateful Improvement
Upon the whole his condition and prospects are as
encourarng as could possibly be hoped for unacr inc
crcumstances and II no untOward complications arse
a Gradual return to better health may De eOui'eo
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THE "DIDyTKgow-Ir-W ASLoADED" FIEyD.
From The Chicago Journal

Here Is n method which ingenious friend suggests
IN me as the proper punishment for the bralness IN
dIvidual Who points a pistol at relative, and after
he had shot him dead says he didn't know II
ioaded Let let the ignorant who did the murder be
,Isced erect with hts back TO a wall In front Of him
r., ,hsr he basket filled 10 tho brm with revolvers,
iii ste IA share Let him then be told that all those
rcvoIyrrs are empty but which Is loaded with ball.
nd LEI an exccutioner then appear and pick out twenty
~ The reyolves one after another and snap them at the
ignorant mans head IL tho loaded pistol happens 10
~. among The score picked out and the offender Is shot
Sesd we'll and good he can never so offend again
Wills n the loaded pistol remains In tho basket and he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
SHARP PRACTICE IN ELECTION BETS

sir: A Democrat, knowing that l would wager
$500 against 81 800 that Cleveland will not carry
one Of the four States, NewYork, New-Jcrsey, Con
rccticut and Indiana proposed the following sharp
practice to me the other night without success: He
offered two waGcrs, both to be accepted. S25 that
Cleveland would carry eighteen states that he would
name and 500 that Cleveland would carry a
majority Of the States unnamed. He would lose
the S2j by naming the Republican states for Cleve
land and win the 300 on a majority of the South
crn states, making SIS q. W. DEAN.
Ncw-York, July IL, 1858.
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CURE FOR HYDR0PHoBIA
From The Lincoln Journal.

From The Llnc0In JOUrlIdI -, -.
If you inadvertently happen 70 % read the follow
ng proposal made by Mr. Hanlop OF Misopr, se:
by that gentleman 10 the editor OF ineuca papd
g sir In YOUR issue of the Sd inst ~ hehlu ne, q
case Of hydrophoba where man died from tne ouo ~
dog but Will tell you that II the mans lrle ae S
na i,iled the dog and took his heart and lver anu
cooked them telling him II was lamp anu I'D, not
Was desired to eat It and drink the SOUPS ne t Tie
nedIca al faculty make up al 900 ana VIII an, 20
mad dog to bite He must be ehalnea anu Mr.
me ~ A fool OF the character . %, hv
Wanon might as well 90 TO a land Of pure dehsn' ny
way Of hydrophObia as by any other route
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rropryG FROM AN IMPRISONED HUSBAND.

6, PAM Aug 4 (speciaD.-A few months ago Will
lam K Shaw a stranger, opened a wholesale liquor
house ia Sioux Falls, OAK. To-day William Hoth' Oh
Norwich. Conn., arrived and had Shaw arrested On d
charge of adultery. 1t seems from the best iniofiS
ton obtainatGe that Roth, who was cashier OF inc
shetucket National Bank, Of Norwich, conn., WAS on
February o. 1855, sentenced for four years In Inc
,on,tentisry for perjury, for swearing to raise
statement of the condition Of the bank, but was re-
Gently pardoned BY President Cleveland. during MS
imursonment, Shaw won the affection OF Roihs VIE
and elopcd with her.
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verve that peculiarly original The orchestra will
number thirty No pains or expense VIII be spared
the scenery and dresses and hope TO ms he this
the most splendid rrvduction that even the Casino
patrons have ever witnessed The score and book
have, ] believe, been sent by the Cunerd steamer
which leaves Liverpool today.
on september II shall present The Oolah' with
Francis Wilson, Pauline Hall, Marie Jansen, and
w s Dabon in the principal parts, cannot OF
vans opera tin l get the score
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gallery would delight the heart Of vsndefbilrs famous
chef also two remarkably large store rooms
inst abaft the mizzenmat where the vessels provisions
are stored The forecase rs model Of comfort and sAa
rooms carpenter shop and boatswais stSreroom
could not be fitted up on better generous seae
In short impossible suggest any improvements M
the construction and ntng Of the ship whereby nors
comfort or greater convenience would be afforded captains
officers and for she was built for them The ben-
net sails In about weeks for San Francisco, aound
Cane Horn
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DOM-sKEELs-Atst Johns church. ithaca IT, August
/ 1855 by the Rev James r. Foster Frank C. Dom. OF
Chicago H. skesls. Of Now orx Guy daughter
late l. Skees aud Granddaughter OF ths late Hen
q. II. Boughton-
oARRIsoN-HARDEN-A the home OF MIS- N :: csld.
well 3O7 West l3iths, August z 1883, ~ the Rev Geo.
W Collori Edgar +. Garrison and Eatue j. Harden.
daughter Of MIRA NJ J. cald we'll all OF Sew.fork.
NERCELIS-McCHAN-At Paterson, y. j.. by the Rev:
J. r. Galloway. Nnifred Isabel. canghtsr or Bernatt
McChan. OF syracuse to Edwin j. son VI the late Jacoa
Mercells OF New-YOrk CITY
sLAGHT-ANDERsON-July 80 1883. by the Rev. Gcorye
II. Houghton A. W. saght TO MISS Carrie g. dauehter
Of the late DR.. James II. Anderson
Notices Of marriages must be indorssd rth Jattnane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05

Suffolk. Va, August 4.-ssvsnty- three buildings
burned destroying the business part of the Have
Just opened five OF Herrings Patent Champion Safes
belonging to the following parties Col Theodore w.
Smith. IT.. Dunn. Mayor. T.. 4. Holland. Daughrey &c
Hines and Judge r. n. Rawes. Tae contents OF all
we're in perfect state OF preservatss. atsossA the
lseks, dials, handles and hinges were melted sn.
.. GEO. l. REMINGTON.
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THE DURDENsOME INTERNAL REVENUE TAX
TO heEGftorO The Tribune.
Sir: Voters the country over are waiting to be
told why onecent cigars cost five cents and ve-cent
ones cost ten Who gets the prohtl Why is not
the tobacco and cigar business free to all as any
other business Industry Why does less than one
cents worth of whskey beer cost five or ten cents
Who gets this profit What class pays III Both
parties cry. Too much surplus from revenue taxes
The Democrats promised to take OF all internal
revenue taxes within year after Clevelands eIec-
ton. Four years have gone and the surplus goes
Tfca n Y July "a. 1sss T. 2. JONES
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dwelling on the horrible crime which from that moment
most OF those present forced TO believe BIO had
committed. that he could not resist the Impulse 70 90
this strange thing He recovered himself II With
mighty effort babe the servant turn up the gas, anu
the dinner proceeded II Is safe 70 assume however
that IL could not have been very hilarious.
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BELONGING TO THE OTHER PARTY.

From The Pittsburg Chronicle
Are you a Democrat, my little fellowi" asked
man OF that persuasion OF si1yearold boy who was
watching tochlight procession
mo, STIR replied the little fellow, I'm an Ameri-
can
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The Hotfesf summer pa.

Is the best day curing eczema, ser pnpss Sores
dandPun BARRIERS itch and all other skin and scalp seaes
with HYDRONAPHTHOL SOAP. HYDRO.
NAPHTHOL PASTILLEs purify the sle-roonl and eNpel
flies reaches. and muskeeters" Sold by druggists or
=. & j., 81 Plattst-, n. y
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HARRISON pr-Toys IN THE MAJORITY.

To the EGttdr or rae Trt5Hns.
Sir: After careful count kept by one OF the en-
ployes Of the Delawary, Lackawanna and western
Railroad at the Hoboken station for three consecutive
hours the other day, 191 Harrison buttons and only
81 Cleveland buttons found 10 be worn by bus
mess men Of this city living in New Jersey
NcwYork, July rs, 1888. D. IL. JENhS'
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A MAIL SERVICE THAT NEEDS REFORMING.

TO TNc HUIFUT " ! " o 4 ~ U Ht
Sir: AS another proof of the ineffcency, or worse,
Of the Post Office Department under this Reform
Administration, 1 wish TO state that Of the large
number Of Daily Tribunes taken in this place, and
which usually reach the day Of publication,
not Of Thursday July 90, has been received here
yet Clearly this Reform system needs reforming.
MddlctOwn springs, VT July rs, 1855. a. c. "
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The raias recently added 20 the Sew York and New
Eng great convenience 10 tho
ira pnbc No been spared % place
every aud for the comfort and pleasure
O. leave Boston at 10 AMI 1880 p Ms
arriving at New York at 430 y IN aas ets a TO-
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uoyRy WORTHLLY EXPENDED.

St Johns Guild gratefully Acknowledges the receipt oi
the following contributions: ooo
& Clock Norwich Conn -. -. - w
Irocoeds OF chlldrens fair in l1lth-H, through 10
The Times . . 40 90
Anon" 10 90
Proceeds l!5sno Of the Annual Picnic Of the employees
Of sackett s. Williams Litho Co. o, 9S
h Mss le,ndqp Brooklyn through The Times 20 60 60
IS N G. F. A. Field, for endowng crib at the Sea
side Hospital 70 be called Hhare'n" through 100 90
Walter stanton % 90
William BaiD0ut ....or,ch Walter Stanton A.. % 90
1B." s5; L. c." SIS through " Puck 90 90
All Anita H. H ID de Forest, Newport, S g 90
Thongs "a ,dbp s15G Sd per The Church Record
Southport Conn. "a .cbfidren . 10 90
Mrs. L. HasbrooGK anu e 600
Gsas,. of Netherwood Hotel Motherhood n D.
Tor endowing Netherwooo GRIP NJ o e'O'' 15o no
sI5o 90 through The Herald, -. AZ" w
varions Contributions through " The Ne"fo'A &c al
Messrs' Clark & Lyon .on.,io, =, $3.50 go 90
w. X
sS1S 90
Amour, previously acknowledged oooZ %
s77ol %
a dss contribution. are needed and may u p
sent 10 Charles SchwacOfer treasurer 1~ ''
once No. II University place.
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Special Notlres.

All Sensible People Who Write
SHOULD USE THE HULIN FOUNTAIN PEN
BECAUSE 1T rs THE BEST
Warranted gold guaranteed 20 give perfect
satisfaction Price by mail prepaid 81 90 81 and 81 Accord
ing 10 size.
JOHN S HUDIN,
NO. 500 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York Exchange tor Womau's Work.
800 5thavo New.York wishes notify the public thaS
they do employ any travelling agent authorize aLys
one to solicit orders or collect money Tor them. .
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politieal Notices.
Slaine Parad

Blaine Parade.
Committees supplied with silk Badges from J. p
DELANY Astor House Ice each discount on quantities.
BLAINE Badgcs-clubs supplied and assnts wanted %
sell Baile Badges C. F. Stokes Warrenst spauidina
Bros, 2fl Broadway and Peck shy der 1913 Nssssust
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LARGE FIRE AT srJFFOrE VA.

AT ALL FASHIONABLE SUMNER RESORTS
Ruby ROYAL Sec, the exquisite dry red champagne -
the faysrfts this season. ..
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OBITUARY..
DANIEL BIXBY.

Rlchfeld Springs, " Y, Aug. 4.-Daniel Bxby
died at the Buchanan cottage yesterday from angina
pectoris His illness lasted only few hours.
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N4RRTED

The effects Of irregular meals bal cooking nsutraiEsd
By taking TARRAsTs szLrZER APKRIENr.
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THERE WAS NO SURPLUS UNDER FrEETRADE

TO the Editor OF The Trt6une.
Sir: Probably nations like individuals, may be-
como plethoric and require dose Of physic. The
pie OF the United States and spend each year
double what any equal number OF people do on the
face of the earth They have meat three times each
day II they want IT, They earn large wages and live
luxuriously The result is that Nation we are
getting corpulent; our blood is feversh and Ma
tional Treasury is congested Mr.. Mills, on the ad-
vice of the President. offers US regimen that Will
certainly reduce the National pulse and carry us back
those days when a simple diet OF bread, with
potatoes and salt, esteemed luxurious. What
though the protective policy has paid National debt
Of 81 100000 IN twenty years, given the greatest
assessed valuation Of any nation earth and placed
our credit higher than any others. We have
surplus nov There when Buchanan tried
in vain TO borrow money at 20 per cent There was
when the close Of the war the soldiers were
paid in Treasury scrip bearing $40 interest
WaieTtown, y. y, July 90. 1855. VETERAN.
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A WORSE PLATFORM THAN FREE TRADE

To the Editor Of The Trfbnne.
Sir: The Democrats complain that we do them IN
justice In charging them with advocating free trade
There is a show of justice In their complaint What
they do advocate Is than free trade Free trade
would Involve the necessity Of raising the 100000
that we need for the expenses Of the Govern
ment By direct all the taxable property Of the
country. And this would throw the burden Of that
tax chiefly the rich do not think that there are
five in Congress who would vote for such a
No the Democrats advocate a tariff for revenue and
this WILL of course be placed chiefly articles that
Of common and general use As a consumer each
will pay In proportion 10 what he consumes OF
those articles; and the who has the largest
family to support will pay the Of the tax whether
he be poor rich and the man with a large family
and taxable property, Will have to pay more than
the who counts his money by the millions, with
small family possibly no family 10 support. such
a tariff will surely break down manufact lures and
throw hundreds of thos ands out OF employment and
reduce millions to condition OF poverty as absolute
FREQ trade. with this the additional evil OF throwing
the burden OF supporting Government on those who
are either poor pay direct taxes, or those I'm
moderate ciIcums ances, who have large families to
support Surely this is worse than mere free trade.
Syracuse, July 25, 1888 d.
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Eeliaious Notices.

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 1855 Worth
st., WILLIAM " BARNAsD sgperintenasnL -ssrvies
o. song every Sunday az 80 o'eoeh The service u
cordially IN ylted
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SELECTIONS FROM TIE NAILS.
DR. CUYLER's HURRY TO GET TO THE WOODS
TO theEdiforof The7rtbune.

DIR. CUYLER's HURRY TO GET TO THE WOODS.
rome EdtforoJ Ths tribune
Sir: The Row. DR.. Cuyler's letter in " The Evan
gest' in which no speaks Of the restessness OF inc
PEOPLE under the oppressive burdens OF the Govern
mcnt at Washington, has been read and rc-read py
myself and my wife. and we cannot understand IL
1t IS proper 10 state that / a man OF average
intelligence clerk with fair salary and IN religious
belief Presby teran. How am / oppressed "ouin
taking of the duty on salt iron benefit me In any
way I know the taxation on nv modest home IN
Brooklyn is oppressive but II The Eagle the lead
ing Democratic organ in Kings County. is TO be
trusted this is caused by the operation OF what Inc
Earlc5 terms the gang"
am 10th TO believe that Dr. Cuyler has gone
Sinking to the woods in order to procure his son
Custom House position. II he has been induced 10
lend hand to any scheme Of this kind. he should
take an old clerks advice and drop It. II bis son has
earn a living in New-York the Doctor had better buy
him railroad ticket to ST. Paul or Bismarck give y,
him hundred dollars and Let him hustle for himself
Ten years from now the young man VIII bless h,
fathers memory But I trust the Doctor VIII not not
son act so as to lose the esteem and respect Of those
who have hitherto looked upon hin a; Consistent
Christian gentleman WILLIAM fOLlVN'
Brooklyn, July "a, 1858.
WHERE MUCH ENGLISH ADVERTISING GOES.
T the Edftor Of The Tribune
Sir: In informal conversation the other day with
H. L. Ensign, of the most experienced advertising
agents OF this city. learned fact new to mo- which
may also be OF interest your readers. asked MT
Ensign how Democratic success would az
feet the advertising business. Ic sad
he seldom discussed politics and took little personal
interest in such matters but he said that II the tarn
could be revised TO let English soaps. patent
medicines, ladles goods and similar commodities into
this country free OF duty. It would promptly bring
here three millions of dollars to be spent In
advertising those goods. few English firms have
already introduced those classes Of goods and have
advertised them enough TO acquant the American
people with the novelties to some extent but the
firms are making money in the sale here, because
of the duty They would like the duty OF. and, by
liberal Advertising, would get large sale. MI
Ensign stated ai among these fore gn soap. medicine
and novelty firms, there Is a strong preference for
advertising III this country in magazines since that
conversation have wondered whether the desire 10
attract English advertising TO their magazines Is any
clew to the NuewGmpery Of the Iarpers H. H.
New York. July -, 1888
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FIVE POINTS MISSION. o3 Parkst ts,te Of old
brewery Re O. r. BOUTON superintendent. Services
morning and evening Sunday at 80 Preaching
In Italian a y. H. All welcome.
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CHURCH OF THE REDEESiER Psrk-ave.. cor.
slstsI-7 holy communion; 10 80, morning prayer
choral eeIebrs lion. sermon by Rev b. GREGORY
LINES. z "a, and sermon.
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An IMMENSE CORN CROP.

lated to make him fight shy of firearms for the res
Of his natural fe.S
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ST IGNArlps CHURCH, 50 West 4csh-ss nsv.
Arthur RIre HE xestos Sunday ~. - - "a
n n, 30 T.. N a.iy -, = n aaS ava 80 ~
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DIED

Notices Of marriages mast Dc lnd0rssd WlH J"IIHdh
and address.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
Spring Changes.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor moved
to Mill Creek Tuesday. Mr.. o.,
High and wife will occupy a part OF
Mrs. Il j Pugh's house. Mr.. Shell.
" of jersey ain, father of BIZ.
Charles Shelly arrived In town Sat-
urday with his family. He will live
IN the Jackson house. Mr. Edmund
8onnsy has gone 10 the Grassy Lick
NEG hboi hood to live. Prof. john
son has bought Mrs. Cookus' house
and lot in the western end of town
AMI will remove his famil, there a.
soon as it Is vacated by the tresen,
occupant Mr.. Lirg> who will take
possession Of the house next to Rob
oss,n's store belonging to Mrs. Sny,
ner, when Mr.. SLotler> Who has rem
ted MIR kreemcrs house. .,aves il.
Mr. Il Oifner comes TO town; Mr. j
liannGs takes his farm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-09
SPRINGFIELD. March


AT the closing OF our school on
Friday. besides recitations and
destinations by the scholars the
school was addressed by Rev. DR..
Garden, Mr.. Jno. Martin, Presi-
dent Board of Education and Prof.
Cernwell Principal of the school
Mr.. Cornwell and Miss Burket
have taught very successful term
and made many friends here who
regret their departure. But we
hope to get them back again next
winter. A good many OF our
people are sick. DIR. Boyd of
Frankfort has been sent for sever.
al times. lie ls kept on the 90
day and night. Rev DR.. Garden
gave US his farewell sermon yes
terdav. lie will leave for Confer
ence next Tuesday. Miss Miranda
Washington returned from Kear-
neysville last Monday. The deepest
snow We have had this winter fell
last night and today. Our mer-
chants are both having "Cheap
Sales" Lots Of drummels have
been IN town lately. Mrs. w. N.
Guthrie of South Branch visited
her uncle, Mr.. Michael Blue last
week. Mr.. Nicholas Kaylor killed
a snake and lizard yesterday go
they must think summer is com.
ming. GUESS