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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
Corrected each Thursday ny ]. II.
G Pancake.
L OHNsY, W Va, /
Nov. 20, 1898.

To every man that has an open &C
count, or note due, Ne only have Ia
say, that no have notified you by ths
press and by letter We will ait until
the 10th day Of ID, csmber, 1888. All
accounts not settled by no or cas b
10 that date will so into the Officers
bands for collection. We will carry
tits ou', SIS We must lave cur m0Rsy.
We AJAX you o rememi er that the lst
OF Octoter, 1888, ia past, both
for paying notes ard rivirg notes
due October lat, 1889.
YOuIs, &C.,
j. J. EODRIICK & LON
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
CUR NOTE BOOK.

D,J.M. Miller of Delray mad.
-, pieasant visit Monday.
MI John A. lcBride OF Pleasant
NE paid us peas mt cslllast week.
r.. TIP. Robossou end son Frank
are here.
Jos. M Smith Of Hanging Pock
.,,in TO zee US las week.
Mrs. French ard daughter II We
,oae 10 baltimore iCr the winter.
Mr.. Join Snyder OF Texas was in
.cwn asst week. ~ ER
Nr.J. z. Ridenour is visiting bin
children in Richmond.
NJ. vii Smi;k spent Christmas
Nth his parents in Cumberland.
) John w. Philii s, Eco. raid Us q
ple.ssnt call Tuesd;y.
s. D. Powell, Esq, was in to see
u. New Years Day.
Mr. Washington Fisher, Of Spring
field, died Tuesday night.
1T. Vance, Esq. was in Cumbcr-
land on Bank business last week.
Miss Laura Clayton went TO Key
ser 10 spend the holiday season.
Miss Annie w. Kuykendall was
home all last week.
Miss Edna Brady spent the hol:-
DAYS at home.
Mr.. j. Gibson kuykendsll was In
town since our last issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Giilsrson went
TO Hardy yes erday week 10 BIT rtl-
slive'.
Physicians, LAWYER, and cuisines, Men
walton OIL. /, cures the werst eases OF rheu-
maiism. % cents.
Mr.. John :. Pancake md chill
fren spent last week with her father.
Il. W. Gikcson, E'q.
Mise Ella Scanlsn went to her home
friends on Jersey, TO enjoy the Christ.
mas tide.
"a positive teneft to young children and
infants il the popular verdict for DR.. Bull 9
B.by Syrup. sold every where at IS cents
bottle.
Miss Katie Kuykerdall. of Moore
field, retained from Baltimore last
week.
A Literary s ciety has been organ
lied A. Levels Y Roads. 1t meets
every F'i.lay night.
Misses Mamie Sheetz AMI Alic.
FuLdcnburg went TO Cumberland
Saturday 10 stay until Monday.
Miss fCarr'e Morrison and her
cousin, Miss Evs Johnson, returned
to FroslLurg lest Monday.
Mr End Mrs l.. d. Wilson, OF
NJ CorcGelh, Wis ted her father Mr.
Henry FL die, last week.
Our ihanks are fue PRINCIPAL Hill.
Of tie Deaf &c Blini Schools. for
c5ur,sSios received irt III him rcccGtly.
Mr.. +. K. Sollars of Oakland WIS
c rcu'aLing among hi. friends in this
place last week.
Dr.IR. l. VnnDevaniev OF Ba,u
uore was in town last week during
the absence IF AIR. Clark who was
visiting his home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John J. Inskecp
ard Mrs. J. T. Vance went ia
Moorofie!d last M snday 10 sttend
ne marriage Of their cousin miss
Ia inskeep of that pace
DR.. Jimmie B, all, son Of the late
Dr.. FL. BoAll of Cspon Brilye, who
la charge Of the public school near
M J Inn }. Iusksep's. went h ,me
for Tie holidays.
Miss Ellen, d.u!h,er OF I. Fl. c.
Pancake WIN bad been in Wheelin @
under medica treatment for her
Jhr'a' re urned home before Christ
mas.
NJ. VII is Wilson accom- panied
by lis lttle brother David and sister
Lltle and Belle Gibson spent tie
holidays with their usin, Miss A
mcIia G,ver, in Carlisle L nsylvania.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
YNko 0kDEn Is on NE in PhIIsaeIPhle
Using Agency Of HessrsL
- We ASkN 4 SON. our Authorized aEents.
TO ADVERTISERS.

A list OF 1000 newspapers divided ist0
STATES AND SECTlJN5 will be sent on
spFlicatoH-FREB.
To those who want their Advertising to
pay, we can offer no better medium for thor
osgh add effective work than the various sec
tons Of our select Local. List.
GkO. L. HOWELL q Co,
Newspspsr AdvefLSisg Bureau
10 Spfuoe street, New York
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Prepare for the COLI Ware

100 Storm COfts It FIVE Dollars.
Other grade $1,000, $1,000, $500,
up to $500.
Retutnatie al our expense, nld
exchanged, or money re,urued il not
fuitsd. Address,
1IlEO IS. ALLEN,
Purchasing Agent
90 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphis.
Dec. IL, 1888 1t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04

he attention Of out readers IL
called TO the anBou' cemen', ia an
o.h'f column. OF DR.. J ID. alor.
has. de,ided TO locate here The
~ IS Rrsduste Of ore of the best
ue0',al institutions 10 the country,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
DC. y - TNYLOR.

A graduate Of Rush Medical Col sge, Chi
"A csgo, has LOCATED in Romney for the
practice Of bic profession and will give
prompt attention 10 ell calls, day Of night.
OBcs in The ! II &. Pan cake building
January q, 1882
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04

w. BaSy vss sch. vs gsvs BE- c~ss~ta,
w.. ahsvas Csfld, sAs Srte1 for castorsa,
wAss - bse~-s Nh. - sls.s 70 o~ssort~,
Wa - 80 ohzdrss. ~ gave sbsz oasssgia,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04

SYNProns-Nois,urs inien.s itching and
stineisg; most at night: worse by scratch.
ing. II allowed 10 continue tunors form.
Which oftea bleed and ulceraie, becoming
very sore. SwAYsEs' OIxTnExr stops the
itching snd bleeding, heals liberation, aad
in noet cases removes the tuuo- Atdtur-
gists, or ~ mail. for 80 csau. Or. Svayns
4 Sen, Philsdelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
PAID BY A. L. pUGH.

L Schnibbe visit House 10
Sine 3 90
bans visit to Poor House &.Ju 90
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
nbscription Rates.
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
TIE Denver Republican, which

THE Denver Republican, which is fair and impartial in all its discussions of all questions says:
 Judge Barnes, of Arizona, seems to have wandered from the path of judi cial propriety in fining the editor of the Tombstone PRosPEcToR for having criticised some oi his decisions.
 "It would bs serious violation Of the freedom of the press to allow courts 10 fine or imprison editors for criti- cisms of court decisions. The dignity and respect of the coarts should be protected, but this should not be sought by the adoption oi means for muzzliug the press. A publisher of a newspaper is free to publish anything he may see proper to publish, being responsible only for the abuse of this privilege. The courts are as much subject to crit icism as other departments or branches of the Government. Ii a publisher should publish any thing libe!ous about Judge he would be subject 10 an ac- ton for libel or to prosecution under the criminal laws if the libel were Of q criminal character. But this would be very different from being dragged before court and fined for contempt. A court may protect itself against in suit by finiug or imprisoning the offender for contempt if the offense be committed within the immediate pres ence of the court, or if it be in the ma ture of an interferepce with its pro- cess. But the publication of an article in newspaper criliri.ing decision should not be treated as of the nature of contempt of court, however aggra- vated it might be as a libel. \ judge is entitled to no higher measure of res pect than a Governor or any other pub lie official. To subject a man to fine or imprisonment without trial, foI tic publication of a libel upon Gov, ernor, or any other executive officer would be looked upon as an inexcusa ble violation of constitutional right There is no reason for applying dii ferent rule to li5eioas newspaper pub lications regarding court, unless ]. Le shown that the offender personally cir culates the libelous publication in the immediate presence Of the court"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
Eziifch Eli. ggotler.

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 2S.-Strongly c:rcumstan,ial evidence has been brought against Irving Latimer, tie only son of Mrs. La.imer, who was murdered Thursday night. He was arrested this afternoon. He went to Dc.roi: Wednesday noon and regis tered at tine Gelscy House, and was not seen from I9 ?. m. till next morn ing, when he came in and went to Jackson on the la:e night train and murdered his mother, returning tC Detroit early in the morning. The case has caused intense excitement here. Laiimer died about year agc under mysterious circumstance, there being ten thousand dollars life insur ance, which on the death of the widow was to rerert to the son.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
EGfIgR.

To the patrons of the Pony Saloon, I wonld again call your attention to the fine line of goods now on hand at the old stand, consisting of Hill & Hilla fine nand-nad Sour Mash Bour- bon Whisky, spring of so, Gucken- heimcr and Ripy Straight Eycs, spring of 'S2, ihe finest goods eyer brought 10 Tombstone. l also keep on hand q full line oi California Brandies, Wines, 6c., Tom and Jerry, Hot Scu.ch, Spiced New England, santa Croix and Jamaica Runs, all made in the finest and latest style. Ny Carma and Kev West Chippies are made expressly for mo and cannot be bcat for the price anywhere s. Louis Lager Beer on draught. J. II. CAMPBELL,
 Il Y If Proprietor.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
TIE letter from Eisbee published

THE letter from Bisbee published in another column IS written by some one who is very sensitive, to say the least. It was not the Intention of the PRosPKcToR to fini iaalt with the management of tie Queen mine, but, on the contrary, the article in question was written in complimentary spirit, and no such inference would certainly be drawn from anyone outside of Bis bee as has been miscoDstrued hy our mythical correspondent. Ii certainly is . most crcdi:abie action on inc part of tAe company, if 1t is true; Ii not true 'tis pity lis noi.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

sions Of such opinions as held by Der lin papers would not deter America I people from carrying out any policy thoy nay adop; as desirable or neoos- sary. That islands were of great im- por,anec in relation to the develop ment via the projected Panama and Nicaragua canals, and establishment of coaling stations as provided by the amendment to the consular appropria- ton bi!l. Representative Hill, the lead ing Republican member of the House Committee ot Foreign Affairs, said the committee ere suffering from lacl. of inlo-ua ion on ,he subject, that ;he Preai'cn: had 'relatcl the entire sub jec. ;o Congress but failed 10 transmit a copy of agreement between represcL-
 ta;ives oi tEc Uni.eI States, England and Germany Just wha: the agree meat is or how it aids the United States nobody in Congress, he sad, knows; but that il must be very bad agreement under which such a state of affairs in Samoa las resulted. H. was no. disposed to make light of the pcs sibility of serious trouble resulting from Samoan affairs.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

GRADUALLY the pioneers and others interested in the welfare of Arizona are beginning 10 feel the evil effects O. carpet bag rule, and are speaking out against those who have been sent to Arizona 10 rule our des:inies. The Phenix Herald gays of Julge Barnes
 ''If the reports are correct that come down from Prescott concerning Judge Barnes, the criticisms last year of the Tombstone PRosPEcToR were not far out of the way. The consideration os his impeachment by Congress will be greatly strengthened and cannot come too soon fl 1t Is fact that he has get down from his high position as an As sociate Justice of iIic Supreme Court of this Territory to meddle in politics and worse than politics"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
Policy with Ge-.naay.

WASHINGTON, Jan. sS.-Congress- man Herbert, oi the Naval committee, wroie letter to Secretary Whitney, asking Tor any recent developments in the Samoan matter, and also for a copy of Whi;ney's letter asking the State Department to announce a def- nite policy on the Samoan question. Whi;ncy's reply was made pnblic this afternoon. In regard to iGoIbert's in quiry as to whether any additional ap- propria;ion was necessary for the State Department, Whitney says that he is not aware that the United States las any national policy in regard to the Pacific Islands other than tine one by which they have been taken without interference from us. He says il there is to be no departure regarding tie Samoan group he thinks the natal de partment quite able 10 perform every duty arising out of existing circum- stances. The Secretary closes lis let CT 10 the State Department by asking hat definite policy be announced. In it Whitney says: developments in Samoa gi.l make t ii we do not" Germany intends the conquest of the islands in behalf oia commercial com pany, and that he has ordered vessels to De in readiness 10 sail for that point from San Francisco. But that under existing circumstances, without def- nitc announcement of government policy, the commanders woCld be at 2 loss as to the course to pursue, and that ii con4Ics; is not to be permitted additional vessels will be useless.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
Senate.

WIsuIxGToS, Jan. 2s.-The Pacific railway commission will inee: Monday next to consider Mitchell's til, pre- yi.ing for thc asceFiainmcnt and fund ing debts of the Central and Union Pacific; in the meantime Chairman Frye will probably cal up the bill pending in ihe sena:e, as special order dealing only upon t.
 Secretary WhitHey GocIined to beir : :eryiewed. The policy of ile govern nent he sad Was fixed, ard anything that migbt be said in regard so i: mus. come from ,he sa.e department. Sen a.or Edmunds thought that cxpres
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
NOTICE T0 rREDlr3R~.

NOTTCg JS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE c-,,!ifors ,f iE- fsln.s If Tf.on1s O .fer. c.c Hss.s. ihat all pe tay rg iaii..s against q. id .ieoefest srs Eefesy rsgu red tn e~ept zDc ext i- sach cl.islz 10 the su.ler ,rc admin G. fra.or nt 'hr O ~c- ot " H. st'Ig-. H a iorHcy a. li-~ On Tsrrrb s'.esf in To -''s oGH'. Ariz IF, withia so month. He fs-r f sl is ret Datei TOas-st.-e, g. ! .-s-y " iss.
 FULLY !. CGrsN, AIiniuis,-stor q .llc csiGe 0: Tho:nss ogd.s,. c.ces sec ;;G
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
DssEs;T LiS.s. yINkE ?SODi..
 AGT CE :QS FABRICATION,
UNITED STATES LAND oFFI E,

1Uc-ry. E'z.. JA-. 2i, isS0. ! NOTlC7 IS HEREBY GINEN THAT JOHN ~ V VICHShS, "f Tamh-iJur, c1'se cUu tv, Arizona. ba$ fled io''cs of iiiie.iioE 60 md kc r,>, ofun his dc-.rt l.n claim. N" GiS. .or he Nj few ], "f Srrii n 3i. Tp- Y S., x. 25 E.. before the Cicrr of ihc L. :. Cou a TcmA-t.rr, AfIzoCa, oa Friday, the l5th 6af oi HsrCS, fSeq.
 H. I'7ine. ihe .llowirc vt ees@s 10 pr-ve the cnmp.e;c ir'i afion and ieciHin s;in Of -a'5 land Wm. A. T. .s.s, Of ~,icsN, A. T.; James C. Pur slry, Of Wi nx. 4. T.; Geo. E Ter. of mb .tcii., A T.; Jack smi;h, Of Tom >s'oTo. A. T
 A D DUFF.
 itgi ter. First Pu, llcatiou J.1r r. g Iss9.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
DESERT LANE, FINAL PROOF. sOIiCE tG,s rCnLEEAEiOS.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFI E,

IN!IED SIAIES LA ND UFII F,
 TCCS.S AHIZ.. ! Jeruzrv .i. l59 { NOTICE HEREBY C. VEN THAT SUM ~ NEk P. ViCbE8S. of T. cMhsro c, Co clise coaE:y. Arizona. ha- iled not ce ot inten lion 10 make al prUof o9 his desert land claim No. Gis for the \ H \ of SW ]. of Cction a;, IT i- < -6 E. hefcrs he Clerk O: he [ :. Court a ToTnbEt nc, -IizunA, Cn FTiLay, the iJ'h day Uf &srch, l-s9
 He rariIe- he io lowing wiinc Fcs tn pfc-e tn, complete ir-irat snd re- lam alton of sid land Wm Ress. e: " ;cx A- T.: James .. Par T ', of Nii,on, 1T tfeo. z. K Her, Of TOu.h D stone, 4. -.; Jack Smi.k, cf TIn'--'Oi. A. T
 A, D. DUFF.
 gister. First Publisat OF J=nnarY 25, iSeo.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
LafEpn-

All persons indebted to mo for goods purchased on accounts which have been outstanding for more than thirty days, must settle ths same by cash, note O other security Gt orcS. From and afie this date Facds Sill be sold for cash only. 5. C. BAGG.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

Arnold's Wood Yard anL Express Wagon. Ordcrs left q; Walkers ciga- store or Ei.;s' store promptly attended to. C. II. Arnold, corner Eighth and caiiOrd streets. l.: 2
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

Now that the capital removal ques- ton Is settled it is .o be hoped that nothing of rumpus will bc kicked up by those who have lozt in the gamc.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
E'O.- E<c...

A frame house, corner DrJce and Third street, three rooms and kitchen. Apply to Mrs. Harry Cook, next door .o corner. ti
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

The CochiSe Hardware nrl Trading Company have received carload of the celebrated Schlitz beer. tue most health full .Id pGrtst Leer in the market.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
E-Ti. EIas.

VI desire ;o gv 70 -ug ei;-zs- g. tat fer year. we have b,cn --iiij z Ds Ri e, New B;.e@verJ or Co-i.ufr ,ticn. Dr. Esns'e New Life r PI.s s .ckl '- N iics Se sEd 5l -ciIie Biiser- arc V -z, r hGu i q n sii-.s fi a' se ws T.. tEt "a e giyef. saca ariTerssi -a'i-f c;-on. We fu uoi h. ri ate ts g..rsn'ee them e,e tine, lr q u- .f-ad ready ss re!Gn! t~e u-caH-- price ii s.-i-f rt " ..-Glts do Ift follow ihtir Es1. Tli- Tc ln i - have woa tae.e gr-si pnlari' pase'y O. ;beir nies.i-. ]. ng., dIag-isf.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
,Fo.- Sale or ksc.s.

Two houses and lots, corner of Bruce and Sth streets, separately or together. ii Apply tO :. (. BAGG.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

THE Republican press of the Terri tory might as well join ia singing Christs praise. He is the coming man for Governor of Arizona.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

: sca baih at home can be had D.: buying package oi Diinan'> Sea Sal: at Yonec's Drug Store 1citf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

An immense lot of new goods in the line of wall paper, crockery and Glassware just received at Bags.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

I0,00O rolls all new patterns wall papers and borders, just received at Baggs.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
I'ound.

A set of two false teeth on gold reof plate. The owner eau have it by applsing ut this office and paying for this advertisement. F 9u
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
Ales.

Teams for Sonora. Apply to
 <. N BABRCw, l-22-lw Allen street, Tombstone.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

T. c, ke,ilewelI will hereafter make collections for the DAILY PRosPEoToR, and IS authorized to receipt for all bills 6pe this office.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
Ayers Hair Vigor,
 so!. y a,l Druggists and Perfu.ness.

IF YOU ARE SUFFERING from debility and loss of appetite; if your stomach is out of order, or your mind confused; take Ayer's Sarsaparilia. This medicine will restore physical force and elasticity to the system, more surely and speedily thar any tonic yet discovered.
 For six months I suffered from liver and stomach troubles. My food did TO roErish ne, and I became weak and very much ernaeiatei. took six bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and was cured. -J. II. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. fl
 Ayers Sars ap ariila, Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver Ss G.. Lowell. Mas. Sold by Druggists. P..ec si; si< bottles, S5.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
IN TIE SOUP! That is Where Germany Will Find Herself
 Shortly. When Uncle Sans Cun-BOatS Get Around to it.
 
Tie Administration Backward
 Outlining a Policy.
4 S,n Kills his Mother in Michigan.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO P2osP2croa.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28
Perfect Hair

Indicates natural and healthy eonoi- tion of the scalp, end of the glands through which nourishmeHt is obtained. When, in consequence of age and dis- ease, the hair becomes weak, thin. and gray, Ayers Hair Vigor will strengthen it, restore its original color, promote it5 rapid and vigorous growth, and iinpai. to it the iustre and freshness of yonth.
 I have used Ayers Hair vigor for 8 long time, and am convinced of its yalne. When l was IT years of age my hair began to turn gray. commenced using the Nigor, and was surprised at the good effects it produced. IL not only restored the color 10 my hair, but so stimulated its growth, that I have now more hair than ever before. - J. VI. Edwards, Coldwa,er, Miss.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-28

First Publication J,gr T. g iss9,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09

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