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New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
SWEEPSTAKES. 11.1e
Mr.. DUER IN SUPREME CONTROL.
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB STRENGTHENED
BY THE ACTION OF THE JEROME PARK
VILLA SITE COMPANY

The meeting OF the Jerome Park Villa site Land
and Improvement Company, held yesterday was har-
monious to the last degree NO question OF the policy
to be pursued by the company came up TO disturb
the serenity. The company IS moro than appears from
It's title. being fact the parcnt body of the American
Jockey Club. which II entirely owns and directs.
ite meeting was merely the annual one OF the stock
'oefs ie the election Of officers and board OF trustees
ANU was held at noon IN the Office OF the American
's0Ae! einb. No. West Twenty ifth-st. About 5000
sn"'es VI The s750OOO capital stock were represented
& nu i''oshg board was elected: John Hunter,
IMAM a Der, William II. Travers Charles f. Bauer
.oi4 oeofse r. Fearing F. A. Lovecraft and Theodore
uosN Mf' Moss offered his resignation presi-
~ ~ '"e company, and proposed ". A. Duer for
'He o"'o al" who was elected. F. A. Lovecraft was
fe-eiecten secretary and treasurer.
The question o. what con-. ,.o corp.pv sbo,Id
r'"' WIN 'eerehce to the ight which it carried on
"'' season with the New.York Jockey Club could
o " coursc' come up in a meeting Of stockholders,
''' 'ne he"y elected president viii soon call the
Annusi meeting OF the directors NJ bicb some action
VIII DC taken on the subject Tho Ame,sc,n Jockcv
,a -" ~s' hea'iy al lis fan meeting on accosnt OF
' H'ai auracuons at John A. nor.is,e nevy track
n. "0'"hes'ef' While the spring meeting NJ Jerome
en- "ueo proht OF $4,000, the one held in the
ia. resulted in clear loss Of AGO 600 oh. ..o,,,
.f,o. 1 .. ~ Inc lines On Sunday was an exagger-
the la, ~ io'PecS. The lowest gate receipts Of
svs~gs - eahe were seo2 80. but as there was an
esrh :. ~ - "ehty-one booknakers who maid sfDO |
rsslzsa ~ faeE every day, and as something was
Ns' vi ons''e1' 8 thA tntai income dnr |
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
THE ELIZABETH ENTRIES TO-DAY.

A large Election Day crowd will find entertainment
At Elizabeth to-day, the weather promises 10 De
fne. the track good and the racing close and ex
citing
badge is not likely TO run as badly as he ran on
Saturday when LEILA May beat him at SIX hrlongs so
he should win the first race and Lavina Belle IL not
messed about much ought TO run second
The second race will probably go to Fordham,
King Crab second
Cortland should win the third race, Tula Black
burn second. The Issaquena FLY and Veronica are
fast with light weight up but neither fancies the
regular scale. RObesperIe is dangerous and with
a man in the saddle might win. Hitherto COvington
mas been unable TO hold him to his work for six
fmlongs and COvngtOn will ride him today
Belwood has great an advantage in the weights
that he can scarcely lose the fourth race. Oregon
may get the place.
The fifth race looks Ike certainty for Stephane,
with Refund second.
Glendale should capture the last race, Fustic Sec
ond.
These are the entries in full:
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
A NEW PENSION OFFICE RULE.

washington. Nov. 4.-Commiss!oner Raum, OF the
rehSlon buFeau has announced that hereafter In all
cases where medical examination IS desired. or
required under any of the several pension laws, such
examination must be made by the local board Of ex-
aiming surgeons in the district in which the claimant
HVes General Ram said to-day that in many In
Stances claimants to Washington from great
Instance and a. considerable expense IN the erroneous
peiet that upon examination by the Washington
hoara' and personal solicitation, their will be
n@IoIe @ promptly acted upon, and possibly with a
scd'T degree OF literally. Some OF these indeed
Poor, ara cannot aifor The expense: and & IS more
10 save these people from needless expenses than
- 10 give The several examining boards their proper
>nare OF tie work # making examinations thai this
policy has been adopted
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
TIE REpUBLIChN STATE TICKET.

That voters may be sure Of not being imposed
unon by unscrupulous Democratic political work
ers. who will employ every means in their power to
defeat the election of Republicans TO office, The
Tribune publishes to-day the correct ballot for Sec
,etary of State. Controller. Treasurer. Attorney
General and State Engineer and Surveyor, with
its legal caption and Endorsement. Compare your
ballot with that printed below before you vote
il to-day, that you may be certain of having
your vote counted II you prefer, you can cut
this ticket out and vote it.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
MR CooX opposINn rLIr nowI1NG GREEN sIrE

Mn OooN OPPOSING THE BOWLING GREEN SITE
washington Nov. CspociaD.-charles L. Coon. of
We" iofk eX-Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
'dhe over to-day 10 consult with Secretary Window
IoEdiuIhg The site for the Custom House and Ap-
praiSers stores in NewYork City. lie IS opposcl to
'ne rowing Green site, which has already been
e'oc'e aud against which there has been consi1eia-
DIE protest; and he Is understood 10 have submitted
the secretary the advantages of the present Iaght-
~ sie just what action Secretary Window Will take
an me matter has moi been indicated. but II j. said o
nlsht uat the Secretary now inciincs 10 refer the
"hoe matter 10 the Republican Congressman for their
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
wrsrcHEsrER DATES FOR 1890.

At meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
New-York Jockey Club, held on November l, 1t was
decided that the dates Of the spring meeting OF 1890
will be from May 30 Decoration Day. 10 June IA.
both inclusive
At the meeting the terms Tor membership
were revised and determined follows: Untl fur
ther notice by the Governing Committee which will
be duly published members admitted and qualifying
under the present rule no; required to pay any
initiation fee The annual dues for 1890 and there
after will be for resident members $25; for non
resident members lover 100 miles from New-YOrk
Crv) S15. The initiation fee for resident members
elected after publication Of above notice will be 800
No initiation fee will be required Of nresdent
hers
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
MORMON POWER AND PLANS IN UTAH.

N'EMON PtWER AND PLANS ~ UTAH.
Washirgton Nov 4-Arihur L. Thomas. Governor
Of Utah Territory. in his annual report to the Sccre
tary Of the Interior estimates the population Of The
Territory at 10000 an Increase of nearly $4,000
since I-sO. The assessed valuation OF real and
personal property for the year 1ss9 IS SOL ,0173l
increase Of $1O.574,9e or 35.5 per cent, over
1888 The Governor Is Of opinion that, If the Govern
ment would provide some way in which the persons
engaged IN sOck-growing could acquire tfte 10 the
grazing lands. which can never be- used for agrl-
cultural purposes, Il would remove one Of The most
serious drawbacks the growth Of the stock in
dustry. The grazing and mountain lands OF Utah.
he says, constitute nearly seven-eghths OF the entire
land OF the Territory. In The course
Of his report upon public and denori-
national schools in Utah. the Governor says:
1.-The Mormon people, with amosi entire unanim.t ar;
quietly preparing for UNCONVENTIONAL schools IN which
their children may be taught Mormon theology, in
addition to the ordinary branches OF education
state county academies have been established undcr
church auspices; and IN Of the school districts
the Mormon children have been withdrawn from the
public schools, and placed in church schools The
Woodruff, president Of the Mormon Church, TO show
tdt u is the purpose OF the ChuUh TO establish these
cHuTch schools. In speaking Of the GENTLE srengh
III me Territory, the Governor SAYS " The time may
come when the Gentiles Will be in the majority but
u WI Dc many years hence. The facts that
OUTSIDE OF sal; Lake City and Ogden, the Gentle
population Is found in tine mining camps and IT. tbc
snail railroad towns. They principally engaged
III mercantile ana professional business. Nearly
All the land under cultivation and the water thai can
DE sed 10 rrigate II without expense, Owned
ahd appropriated by the MOrmOns: and. they h6d
ana, ana own the land and water. they hold and own
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
BFoUFS7s TO CgURCu 1NsTrrrr1oys

whitman, Mass. Nov. 4.-Ry the death of Mrs.
Phoebe iealy. her late husbands large estate in which
she had life interest, VIII % to several in
stuiionS the American Foreign Mission Society. being
beneficiary for large sum. EeIuests under the
VIII Of the late o. g. Healy nrulle: To the Amerl-
can Miss onary Association New York. 100000: the
le, due OF the real estate amounting TO $4,000, to
me American Bible society, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
The Best Proof

Of the wonderful qualities OF Carlsbad sprudel
salt Is the fact that II Is uted The genuine i with
out equa apeicnt Tor Chronic Cons,ipatiOn Hheu-
matIsm Dyspepsia and Kidney TToubles etc. Dc
suIe and o1lv tbe genuine.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
THE JUDTCIARY TICKET.

That voters may not be imposed upon by
unscrupulous Democratic political workers, who
have been supplied with tickets with the names
of Democratic candidates sandwiched in with the
Republican candidates, The Tribune prints the
following correct Republican Judiciary ticket
with the legal caption and Endorsement. Be sure
that the names or your ballot correspond with
these:
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

G to l. st. Valentine to l, Redieat to l. ]. J. OBJ
10 10 l. Al. Reed 40 70 |. -
Rupert Q 20 /, Valentine to l. Redeaf TO l.
J. j. OBJ. to l, Al. Reed 10 to l.
Oarsman led for a furong ana gave way 70 Refund VINO.
remaining in front the end, won hard ridden, by a
,eck; Oarsman second lengths before Rupert No
Iid. Ileyiay and Le'rltia did not start
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
JUDICIARY.

For Associate Judge of the Court Of Appeals,
ALBERT HAIGHT.
For Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
THOMAS ALLISON.
For Judge of the Court OF General Sessions,
JAMES FITZGERALD.
For Justices of the City Court,
FREDERICK G. GEDNEY.
JOSEPH T.. NEWBURGER.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
CONSUL LEWIS TO RETURN TO TANGrER

Washington. Nov. A decision has been reached
oy the officials at the State Department in the
OF The charges against ". r.. Lewis United States'
consul at Tancier. lie will be allowed TO return
~ MS post Of duty, and will probably sail nor
1tturceeo 80 within a few days As has been stated.
nc Siaie Department officials think his usefulness
a. ~ Iangier Is practically at an end and his stay
"ero Is therefore not likely TO be extended one
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

FoURTICLAsS POSTMASTERs APPOINTED.
Mashington, Nov. 4.-Fourth-class pOstmasters were
To-Day appointed as follows:
ne"-iork-George H. Adkins street Road
,,thh,yEania-Frank Randall. Welsh Hill.
Ne"-Jelsey-F. ". Merritt Morris Plains
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
A BOAT RACE THAT WAS A syIND1z

81. Louis, Nov. tspecia-Prufessonali in
sporting received black eye tonight by the confes
sion Of AlH Hamm. trainer for Jakep Gaudanr the
exchamplon oaisman, that the late McKeesport race
between Gsudaur aud Teemer was fixed for Gaudaur
10 win
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
vIrws or rIIE 1NrERNATroNAL LEAGrr

syracuso n y, Nov. 4.-PTesdent Riley Y. Mlller
the International Baseball Association to-day appointed
Managers Leadley. Of Detroit Dickinson OF Syracuse
Fitzgerald Of Buffalo, ami Dixon Of Hamilton, a com.
mee to represent the international Association the
Board Of Arbitration meeting be held In New York
November 13. This done at the request OF all
the international clubs. Should the Board OF Arbra-
ton attempt 70 rescin1 the qualified protection given 10
minor leagues these men will carry the matter into the
courts. They claim that they 100000 in
psyers. which, should protection be resclnded would be
lost and that under such circumstances an International
franchise would be Of little value. On the other hand
they willing 20 any fair agreement that
minor leagues would not ask price for players
wanted by The DIG leagues. In the Board Of Arb-
tratiOn attempts to withdraw protection the mln5r
leagues will all band together claiming That the arccs
of agreement are 0 running contract which cannot be
the minor leagues have fulfilled all require
ments and will begin legal action restraining The big
leagues from taking their players
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Recommendation. In this action Is likely for
sumo Time, or until after the Congressman can meot
adoption
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Monday, Nov. T. 1ss9
Reeves Cows Calves. Sheep and Lambs. swine; ne;
HO' ''' Beeyes. Cows. Calves. Sheep Swine.
jersey CITY Stock Y'ds 5lso Gs Il2 y y 5sg -S'''4
SNtssth-st. .-....-.... 5l3 IL 25Ib -S''' On Io-
scattering ii2ss ,d6 ,i2 dasss o. sS2 81 0e5
Recelps ast Ntck.s - i9y Ia AZ s33 345
Cor EsyA st year. 6'19955 iS99 Sd=I 35 se2 90 S67
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

THE CITY AND COUNTY 1IChEt.
Below is correct copy oil the hepuohcan
CITY and County ticket to be Voted oy all persons
who are entitled to vote to-day. All tckets nav
ing these names, together with the caption ana
Endorsement corresponding, will be legal IN every
part Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
BONDS OFFERED AMI ACCEPTED

washington NOV. THE only bond offerings today
VIZ Keglsored four'-s2 900 and 100000 a. l2'.
both Offers were accepted
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
Hliscell

=, BUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 31s Peass
IL st opposite Peck Slip lowest prices
JOHN X. HOPpEL> Manufsetuxek.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
botels.
Proposals.
STEAM
- PROPOSALs FOR sLATIINNsG' okspN1asE sahAasME:

DR0pOSIT,S FOR STATING, STEAM.
u PIPING FITTINGS, sc, t0H SVfw.YoEk
ECIIDlNGs AND 0oCK NAVY YAgsp YaA.gsdS.a "Proposi;
Tor Material to be opened November N ~ clothing Navy
received tho Bureau OF ProySVnt "nt ie O'clock noon.
November 26 1880 and publicly ,Se Navy Yard Brooklyn.
after to furnish ana dn 100 globe valves dolen
lamp ehimneys e0o0 poaaassu asusn OF hitings con.
$500 feet steam plpe, reducing cusings nipples
ssting tees. ebows ssncets springs AMI monkey.
plugs hangss rsSees pass me usual naval Ia pee.
ton The bds nsn application the Commandsnt Of
s sss e yard or 70 tse @ bSrn s s NJ, pepar
ment deserves 10 10 The Government. JAMES FULTON.
81 saS S,ns,.k w, General. U. .. navy.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
fUinter Resorts.
LAKEWOOD, NEW-JERsEY.
LAUREL HOUSE
OPENS OCT. 1ST. 1889

SARATOGA SPRINGS. \. Y. DR. >TRONGs
sanitarium Open all the year. For the treatment OF
female nervous respiratory malaria and other chronic
Equipped with oil the best remedial appliances
among them Massage. Vacuum treatment Swedish move
men Suspensory treatment Electricity Turkish Russian.
Roman, Electro the erma, French douche and all baths
cheerful resort for treatment recreation Out
door indoor sports. Send for circular
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

i don't want yer old paper no
NOR. IN We may jest stop it TO wunst.'
What's the matter2'
ANY paper thetll lie like your'n
d es Amt fit TO place inter a refined
and educated household like mine is.
HAS it been lying?'
'Hez it Well, should say it had
rayther. Only last week 1t sed in
the itens from aour taown that Rev
james Program Nv Bosting fillad the
pulpit at the Union Church in Birch.
vile Deestrick'
We'll, didn't hep
No, stree, he didn't. Why, he's 0
little light weight whippersnapper,
wot don't weigh no more'n eighty
pounds and it would take 200 NV
such as him TO fill aour pulpit or cum
anywhars near 1t. We've got full
grown pulpit, wot can't be filed by
no one such boy ez he is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
His Faith Shattered.

The small boy had only been q
day or two at the kindergarten
when be approached bis father,
showing great deal of Indignation.
Papa, that isn't good school.
| don't want TO go to hat school
any noro.'
why, my boyP'
Well. do you know what the boys
at that school sayf'
'What?'
We'll, papa, they cay there amt any
Santa Claus. isn't there2'
The father thought a moment.
Then he concluded to tell the child
The truth, the whole truth and MOTH
Jog but the truth. So he took BIN
on his knee and told him how il was
pretty fabrication made up by
fathers and mothers who ! v q their
Children to o axe them happy, and
the fathers and mothers we're the
real Senta Claus. The small boy lis.
tened in silence. This wss n shock
10 him because, ! suppose, like 9th.
CT and more inexcusAble people, he
felt he bad been making a painful
exhibition OF bis ignorance. He
slid down from his fathers knee and
walked across the room to the door.
lie opened ii and ST Cd holding the
knob for a moment in a kind Of q
deep thought. Then he turned and
looked at bis father.
Say, papa have you been filling
me up about the devil, too
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

There was curious sensation at 3
church wedding at Bridgeport, Conn,
Thursday. The groom, person OF
violent temper. swore because the
bride and her party were behind
time. During his rawlings to bis
best man the bride arrived aud over,
heard her 6aDce abusing her and
swearing ou'rageously. The BRIDES
face assumed deadly palIor. She
approached tue altar and stood mo-
ticnless until The minister asked if
she would love, cherish and obey,
to which she replied in clear, ring
ing voice: Not by long shot and
REALISTICALLY marched out of the edi-
flee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
THEO. 3. ALLEN,
Purchasing Agent for General Mer-

doods Cloths colored Silks
White foods Confortabes House Furnishing Linens HOSIERY
Spreads Flannels and Muslns Carpes &c.
c &c. &c Mems. Youths and Boys Clothing
Merchant Taloringsamples plain rnes
TOR self perfect fit Ladies Fashionable Cos
gwen EH VIII purchase for of
Ea nadep and nowhere country goods all
., T or nne DE purchased to
tue same price you would if
nfs class houses only and exchanged not
oae1 to- Goods Express
Pars OF the couny cH Remances Money
U oss of heg,sssred Let should accompany
ufs'S thHo ALLEN, 80 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia Pa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
The Young man Who know, h

Tie young man who knows how
TO lay of Gin and potato rows, and
to rer ulate dir'arce Of the same sc
az to get at crops. 10 worth COW
pen full OF nice kid-glove. fancy over.
coa'ed fellows who know how "a
lead q fashion waltz Setting the
pillow just right md adjusting the
gears 80 the backs ard shoulders III
the horsee will not hurt, IRE worth 8
thousand more fold to the country
than knowing how TO pose in psr-
Tor. Yes. and girl that can bake q
loaf Of bread and make q roll OF
eweet butter IS worth a whole semi
nary Of lhose soft handed angels who
sit In the 'pahlah' and let their 'mahs'
DO the kitchen work.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Confectionery

choice Candies, cakes crackers fruits Euga
and Coffee Candies from 10 to SOC Rins 12a 25c Cur
&c., Citron &c., 20 Fresh Oysters every
s12 gallon Oyster crackers 10c per Id Also Coal Oil
~ am thankful friends Cor patronage and ask that
will continue aid and least call
goods You will fnd me opposethe Courhouse.
LOUISA HOUSER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Were you ever engaged in train

Were you ever engaged in trair
robbery?' asked The prosecuting at
tolney. looking at him keenly.
i was never indicted for train rob.
bing, answered the witness evasive-
ly.
That is not the question: said the
lawyer. Il will ask you again
Were you ever a train robbtr2'
Judge, said the witness. turning
imploIin2ly to the dignity on the
bench, must / answer that que stion?'
You must, answered the judge,
and remember you are under oath.
The witness turned pale and his
knees knocked together.
i suppose it's got to come out
| sold books and bananas for O
whole year when was young fell
low. faitered The miserable man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
LOOK, LOOK!
Look Out for Bargains.

Remembering that money saved is
money made which be hat aud
p ROBOSSON SON, Cheap Store and l. aIes Ias.r
ROmney, ". Il Vir0inia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
A Dig in the Ribs,

If on tho right side and lower part Of the
diaphragm, though playfully meant and de.
nvertd, is calculated TO evoke profanity
from chappy whose liver is out Of order.
When that region is sore and cOngesied
pokes seem Geudish Look At a mans
counteuance ere you prod him under the ribs
~ HE skin and oye.balls have a sallow
tinge, you may infer elso that his tongue Is
furred, bis breath apt 70 be sour, that he has
poins not only beneath bis ribs, but also
under he right shoulder.blade. Also, that
his bowels are irregular aud his digestion is
impaired. Instead Of making Loose dem
On5tration on bic fibs, recommend bin 10
fake, add steadily persist ia taking, Hostel
Ter stomach Btters, the Guest anu.bil-
iOus and Alternative medicine extant Ic.
comparable is H., also, for dyspepsia, rheu
maiism, nervousness, kidoey trouble. iever
snd ague. oct s-i~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

Vanderbilt ocne said. 'd-n The
newspapers K;lrain not long sgo
said 'd-n the newspapers and now
the minister from Persia got on his
ear and left Washington for home,
saying 'd-n the newspapers Van-
derbilt is dead; Kilrain got licked ;
the Persian minister is gone, but the
newspapers hang out at the old
stsnd.- CeRtralia Guard.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

IL II wasn't for one thing said
uucIe Hank Alien. I'd BET sI.c00.000
il had il. on that bay colt o. nil G
tottin' = mile In 2:2O.'
whats The one ,Ling?' asked Dea.
con Bonney.
The distance. Deacon. is too great
for. the time-too greair'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25


Having recently tneE
large and well selected took prepared
ducemen Our stock embraces full
ing fancy and fashionable goodboth cotton oen
and k-a OF which we can reduced pr
Our stock embraces all Trot
tad and pan line all wool Dress Goods fancy Goods
beauo variety OF coors and
low l5c endless &C Der
fu line OF gents both wool
Our Bazaar contains hand foot
CURED Tor ladies' oetboh in Llse Berlin. Silk Kdunder
OF all knds also the compee
Romney embracing the Coralne Dr. DR. Woodward
Madame ongs health comfort
500 bone coet-the Trcoa, Tue
desgns-w'ha endless variety OF goods required outfit
Our line OF Boots Shoes
embracing all the latest styes-Lades
from 81 to "a Misses and children gents
youths BooaDd Shoes
suit the tmes rOur large line of Hats Caps, Turbans
Klux in every STYLE grade and piice.
Our Notion Grocery Hardware Quecnsware cepa
ments full and cheap. -
D1 highest market prices produce
Dd-Come all ad GET bargain
omney. Now s5,'s7 TIP ROB OSsoN & SON
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
iii A R ID w a II p

ever seen III Cumberland which unusually complete ee oant
ne in respect the splendid Guns
and sporting Goods exhibited There nothing this line that
cannot be had Rifles Single Barrel
and breech loading Shotuns and foreign
hevolve Hunting Knives and of all kinds
Belts Reoading Toosa displayed for sale al
prices that bring the noble within the
OF every hunter, be be or DOOR " ~ ~
Especa attention to Farme needno
anything this line money addressing
JOHN A. NICK EE.
H%Couniry orders promptly filed. - M
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

mglt well suppose that the celebration interesting
begun Day after day. there steady to
sore Az Centre st. and will while
gner dealers are asleep or in state Of
these facts we'll known In Cumberland, power
arguments in favor Of dealing with Mckee The reasons
ne superior esteem which this firm held by public are rot
ncuit 10 md of the Oldest best.esab
ousne houses in all this section noted square
on the best goods and cells the lowest living
M Mckees store filed largest best selecej and
cheapest stock of choice new w