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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
Bell Telephone Case.

BosrsN, September 9.-An opinion was
given by Judge Colt in the United States
Circuit Court, today, favorable to the de-
PENDANT in the case of the United States
vs. the Bell Telephone Company. De.
PENDANT company had fixed a general
answer to the bill and defendant Bell
had fixed plea and answer in support
thereof. Defendant company now asks
leave to withdraw it's answer and file the
same plea and answer filed by Bell. The
motion was granted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
Fearfully Mangled.

FRESNO, September 9.-Henry B.
Bachtold. young man "a years of age,
was struck by freight train last night
between Kingsourg and Selma and bis
body literally torn to shreds. Parts Of
the remains were found as far north as
Malaga, about fifteen miles from where
the accident occurred. Bachtold was in
toxicated and evidently sat down on a
treGtle bridge and went to sleep, when
the passing train struck him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10

SAN Francisco, September Of. L.
Bailey, who disappeared some time ago,
after leaving a letter stating that he was
going to commit suicide, was returned to
this city today by detective who went
to Los Angeles after him. Bailey was
arrested there a few days ago on COM
plant of Anthony Sweeney, whom he
is accused of robbing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
Coaste d In a Band-wagon.

KANSAS Cry, September during
the circus procession this morning, the
brake on bandwagon failed to WORK
while descending one of Kansas City't
steep hills, and the wagon coasted to the
bottom, where it was overturned and
was completely wrecked. Six of the oc
cupants were seriously injured, but moi
fatally.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
Hauled I'd for Trial.

New YORK, September 9.-Henry S.
Ives and his partner, George H. Stay
nor, were brought into court today to be
tried for fraudulent issue of stock of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail.
road. Ives's counsel asked for separate
trials. 1t was decided to try Ives first.
The time was fixed for tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10

PRINcETowN, w. Va, September o.
In Simon's Greek mines yesterday 8. L.
Ensley and 8. T. Fowler entered shaft
to look for their tools, which we're in a
disused part. A large cut Of coal and
slate became dislodged and fell, crushing
them both to death.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
An Unfortunate Girl.

EUGENE, Ore., September ga IT,
year old girl was SO badly burned at
Browns hop yard yesterday, by her
clothes catching fire, that her recovery is
believed to be impossible. She came
with her mother from near Yaquina Bay
to pick hops.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
COLORED CONSPIRATORS.
A Dangerous state of Affairs Dis
covered at san Carlos.

covered at san Carlos.
Tucson, Ariz., September 9.-The
latest information from San Carries re-
veals dangerous state of affairs existing
in E Troop, colored, Tenth Cavalry.
William Varnum, now under arrest as
one of the murderers of w. Fleming at
San Carlos, has confessed that he is a
member OF an organization similar to the
Maguires, and that he and three others,
Douglass, Wilson and Edwards, we're de-
tailed to kill Fleming. Varnum decoyed
his victim from the post. All four con-
spirstors are in the guard-house. Var
mum so far has refused to give the names
of the others of the association, but it is
believed ne will make full confession.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
Another Towms,,e Claimed.

CINCINNATI, September 9.-The de-
scendants OF Benjam Talbot, colored,
lay claim to $40 acres OF land, covering
tho central portion of Logansport, Ind.
The title is said to be indisputable, The
property is worth several millions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
They sailed fer Buenos Ayres.

BosroN, September 9.-About the time
Treasurer Deane, of the Douglas Ak
Company, and his son disappeared, two
men answering their general description
sailed for Buenos Ayres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-10
Canaaiau Pacific Prospects.

NEW YoRK, September "a Montreal
special says; T. 9. Shaughnessy, As.
eistant General Manager of the Canadian
Pacific railroad, has been appointed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
3 BY borrowings | shouldn'. wan.

3 BY borrowings l shouldn't wan.
to do tLs'. SECS. sfs-
You remember our fuud3'
'Pshawl That may posi- ly a
mount to thirty or forty dollars.'
Suppose 20 count it. as The year is
up to cay
Very veil ~. \.
The box As opened, AID husband
and vile commenced counting. They
soon reached, aad passed, ior,y. dol
lars.
bless my soull' said job, Ste son.
i bad no idea there was so much
Wba, was his astonisbment whe D
the total proved TO be one hundred
and twenty mine dollars AMI forty
cents!
You see you can buy tue lot
But haven't you swellei the a,
mount from your iva allowauce2' he
asked. some 4 hat bewildered
Not by a cent and don't you see.
john that il you hid RETAINED from
even half of the expense we spoke
o., We might have lad in the ne;sh-
Lorhood of tao hundred dollarsp'
John Stetson did see, and be de-
termined that the lesson should be a
servicesble one. The half.ecre lot
Was btughi, and now, at the end of
Eve years, it is worth double what he
paid for il. He has also laid aside
two hundred dollars year during
this period, and all by small savings.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01

ioeS SiOnS OF the Courts
Circuit Court. l2th Judicial Circuit, hon
lanes ID. Armstrong, prssiding-Tei ms BE-
gin as folio 81:
Grant County Fourth Tuesday In March,
6rst Tuesday in June and third Tuesday in
October. s.r
Hampshire Couuty-First Tuesday in Psb
rusry, second Tuesday in May aid thir
Tuesday in September.
Hardy County Second Tuesday In March
ltst Tuesday in May and first Tuesday in
October.
Mineral County Second Tuesday in Jan
nary, fourth Tuesday in April and frst Tues
lay In september.
Pendleton County---Second Wednesday in
April, Wednesday after second Tuesday in
June, and 6rst Wednesday ia November
County Court Of Hampshire County. John
!. Vance. President l.. ID .Schnibbe. and r.
ID Powell Commissioners G. s. White. Clerk
The regular sessions are held beginning on
the fret Tuesday in January, ADril and De.
tober, and Atm Tuesday in July.
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room on cold winters day. afd
with benign glance at tho company
and meiod:ous purring sound "a
she walks leisurely arouni, sciec;s,for
berarlf the warmest place in the room
perhaps The only warm place, riga.
In front OF the tire-curls herself up
and goes serenely to sleep, secure
that no one will bs so urrss.o nablc
as to question her right to sleep
wherever inclination..T romp's her To
sleep. No one calls il selfish, no
ono is annoyed, because size has Zone
1t SO pre,tily and.srace:ully. Z Indeed.
every one experiences an access of
warmth and c. mfort in themselves
from beholdins pussy's blissful re.
pose. Now imagine the same thing
done In adrfferent way, and by a,lcss
self-tossessed individual-ifit were
done hurriedly...or no;sily. er c.um.i.
~, or with difficulty even, or in ANY
way obtrusively. what q sto, m of in
dignst'on it would excite in the no.
SONS of oil beholdersf H.w
tboughtless. how inconsiderate how
selfish For. IL must he done IA ,hs
cat does IL, without sound or o p,s.
ture TO provoke criticism or il nm,
not be done at all. = '''
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
THEINTELLiGENCEn
FRIDAY; MARCH 1, 1889.
BETTER THAN GOLD.
BY rArnER RYAN.

Better than grandeur. better Than gold,
Than rank aud titles a thousand fold,
Is healthy body and . mind al ease,
And simple pleasures that aIwsys please
heart that can feel for anorher's woe,
With ~ mpaihies large euough-to snfold
All men as brothers, Is better than gold
Better thsn gold is conscience clear,
Tho toiling for bfea1 ia an humble sphere,
Doubly blest with content and health,
Untried by the iusts and cares Of wealth.
Lowly living and lofty thought
AdOrn ard ennoble a poor IN ms cot,
For mind and morals in nature plan
Are the genuine tests VI a gentleman.
Peter than gold is the sweet repose
or the sons OF toll when the lsbois close,
Better than gold ia the toor mans sleep,
And the balu that diops on his slumbers
deep
Brings sleeping draugh,s on the downy bed,
W here luxury pillows its aching head,
The ioiltr simple opiste deems
A shorter route 10 the land OF dreams.
Better than gold is n thinking mind,
That in the realm Of books can End
treasure SURPRISING Australian ore,
Asd live with the great and good OF yore.
The ssge's Lore and the poets lay,
The glories OF empires passed away;
The worlds great dream will thus unfold
And yield a pleasure better than gold.
tier than gold Is a peaceful home
Where all the 6reside characters come,
The shrine Of love- the heaven OF lie,
Hallowtd by mother, or sister or vile,
However hun ble the home may be-
Or tried with sorrow by heavens decree,
The blessings That never were bought or sold
And c'Ltrs there are better than gold.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
A Year Without Summer.

The open winter OF 1888 90 wi
have a companion when the history OF
the century is written. The yetl
1916 enjoyed an open winter during
the entire twelve months. being ne
quently referred 10 by eonte,nporane
Gus writer's as the year without q
summer All through the settled
portions of the United States and in
E.g and there was frost in every
month, crops were ruled and farm
ers called it the year Of eighteen
hundred and starve to DEATH Snow
fell in November of 1915, but there
was none in December or January to
speak of. Christmas and New Y ear s
were warm, open and green, and
faithful to the old saw. that "a green
Cbristmas makes q fst churchyard.
Tue old people predict all sorts OF
dire calami;ies, and the result would
seem to justify it. January was q
very Mill month, and the sun shone
every day, and the little snow that
fell hardly covered the earth, and
soon melted.
People prepared for great storms
aad extreme'cold weather in Zebra.
ary, but were disappointed, as it was
even milder than January. Toward
the end of the mon h, ami duling the
first days OF March, y terrible storm
ragged and gave place 10 cold and
boisterous winds. Tue weather of
January was repeated in April, but
grew colder as the days passed, end.
ing With snow and ice and very low
temperature. In May ice formed an
inch thick on the rivers and streams
buds and flo |ers wers frozen and the
entire CORD cop killed. Frost, ice
and snow were common in June, and
all tempts to raise vegetable pro.
ducts tai,ed. The condition Of the
farmers is described as being desper-
ate and they were compelled TO hoard
their crops OF the preceding year,
which ntcessita;ed a Big increase.in
prices. Almost every green thing
was killed, and Tie fruit nearly all
destroyed.
July was accompanied with frost
and ice. The 4 u was Geld, and
clustering wind, raw and uncomfor-
table, swept the entire Atlantic
coast. On the day following ice vas
formed Of thickness OF window glass
10 New YCrS City, all through New
England and in Pennsylvania. In
Augusta fee half an inch thick was
frequently seen. September and
October presented the nearest ap.
proach TO summer weather Of any 9th
er months in the year, tat in Novem-
Der snow and extreme cod weather
began, and a severe winter continued
ill April, Wh,u summer began, and
the elements permitted tie farmers
10 realize bounteous crops.
The same condition OF affairs exis-
ted IN England as IN this country,
only it was rot as severe. In Cen
trail New York. i. is stated, corn was
so badly frozen in the summer that
II was cut down and dried for fodder.
The warm weather OF January 90 en-
couraged a Vermont farmer that he
planted corn. az d, in fact, some Of il
was in good condition during March
Farmers we're compelled to pay 81 or
50 bushCl for the corn Of 1916 for
seeding purposes the following
spring.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
Are we to lave Another War

some political prophets aver tba; We
shall BE that as it may the battle w,ged
BY medical science against disease will never
cease until we arrive at that ntopian epoch
when tho human family shall cease TO be
afflicted With bodily ailments One Of The
medicine furnishes, Is Hosiettef's Stomach
Bitlers, which Is Of Especial utility as family
remedy, a. IL is adapted 10 the immediate re p.
lief aud ultimate cure OF those disorders Of
the stomach, liver and bowels which are Of
cCmmone occurrence Indigestion, bill
iousnesss and constipation are insepafable
companions. and these ailments are COM
pletely eradicated By the Bites Bnt the
remedial scope Of this superlatively Wholei
9 me snd genial medicine axes ia also ner
vous ailments, rheumatism and kidney
troubles is action IN these, as n the other
ro'1plaiuts, being characterized by une
puaied thoroughuess Jsn lily.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
SMALL SAVINGS.

Il d,nt see how Holmes toos it,
said John Stetson, with a puzzle d
! expression.
'Does what p a. ked his wife. look.
ing up from her sewug.
WHY. saves 80 much IN ney from
his salary, To be sure
'T hen he does save, does he ?
You know the La.f acre lot adjoin
irg his Lous,?'
Yes
well, C has jut bought it FOR
hund. CT dollars, aud what is more,
aid for i: out of money saved from
his salary this YEAR
How does his salary compare with
yours
lie has only seven hundred dollars
q year, while 1 have eight. Then
our families are the same; each OF us
has two children +
Yet. am afraid you don't save
near that amoun'.'
NO. 1 guess not. The fact is, if
| find myself square 1T the end of The
year, l think myself lucky
And ye', John said Lis wife.
gravely, 1T seems to ne as if we
ought 10 lay by me'hing'
It's Gasp enough TO cay that, but
the question IL. How are we going
to do 1t 2 There's Mary's music
les ons, at tel dolllrs u quarter.
That's the only way I can think Of
aud | shouldn't want to stop those.
No, TO be sure not but i-n't here
any o her way 2
s,ot that know Of
Don't you think, John, the little
incidental expenses ct more than
you think for z
Such as what 2
'Cigats, ice cream, vs. ets. the thea
ire, and so on
John Stetson WINGED little.
They are mere tribes said LIE care
lessly. "A few cents each time.
Pooh I! they would make precious lit
tie difference at the end OF the year
You know there's an Cll proverb:
Many little makes q mickle.'
'PsLaw I! ] bate old proverbs, Be-
sides, these lille things are r. ally of
very little account. A nan doesn't
70, the sum he pays out, and if IL
doesn't SO in one way, II would in
ano,Let.'
Bow many cigars do you smoke
daily 2 pursued lis wife.
Il hree.
And how much DO you ppy for
them
Five cents apiece
That would make fifteen cents 2
Not much in itself but multiplied
by large number, IL amounts to
something
What are you driving at, wife 2
i en- going TO make a proposition
TO you
I'm all attention.
You say you dou't mind few
cents a day
OF course not.
Then propose that small box
he detained, With slit in the lid, just
like the children's tin saving box, 8.
in short, only larger and that Tor
every cent you spend for cigars. ice
cream, theatres, OF any Huch little
lnxuty, YOU deposit an equal sun in
he box
John 5 ctson laughed.
Il dare say he remarked. IL would
bring me out a perfect CrU Va at The
end Of the year
DO YOU agree asked his wife,
with some appearance II anxiety.
Yes; have no great objection. If
sou desire II, though | acknowledge il
seems little foolish ani childish
Never mind about that. l have
your promise. and well tty the OK.
pertinent one year IF IL doesn't a.
mount Goo enough to makeIt so object
then j; will be ti0is 10 give It up.
'lou must take all The trouble Of
a. cant engage % 10 anything
abont 81 except 20 furnish The money
when it Is called for
That is all shall require Of YOU.
P0i J shall expect you % give IN &c
..aa. every Night ofsI' lat SOU l7ve
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
That Ache in the Back .

An Albany phy sician says that A.
merlcans suffer more generally from
Bright's disease and nervous diseases
Than any other people, and h, say,
,he reason Is III t Americans sit
down 30 persis,cntly at their work.
lilo says: Americans are the 8 raa,est
81 RS ever knew. Willie Eng
i>hmcn,. Germans anil Frepchmen
wax and exercise. an American bus
mess man viii 60 10 his Office, take
mis- seat in.h:s chair aud 81. there ALI
DAY without giving any relief to the
tension OF the muscles of the back.
Tue result is that these muscles sur.
rt unding The kidneys become soft
and fl bly,. they lose their vitality.
The Kidneys themselves become weak
ana debilitated. IfAnericans would
exercise more, if they would Stand az
their desks rather than sit, we would
near less Ct Bright's disease. knew
OF New York man who had suffered
Tor some wears from nervous prostra-
lion until it wns recommended TO him
That he have desk at which he could
stand TODD his work. Within a year
he was one OF the healthiest men YOU
ever saw. His dyspepsia and kidney
trouble had disappear, d, and he had
an. appetite like paver.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01

BEES DEFEAT PIGEONS IN A Fry
ING hArcH.-At The village of Ham.
me- In Westphalia. most singular
wager las been made and won. Ia
TIE sporting records of Europe there
mas been no such race and it, resnlt
VIII open for us quite a new cbantcr
on relative speed. Every one knows
Tue rate at which pigeons f., and
almost Kings ransom bas changed
hands on the issue of their speed
Last week the contest was between pip |.
cons and bees. a pigeon faucier and
a bee master each backed his fAvorile
racer. HrF
Tho course was three miles and a
balf-the distance between tn, two
villages OF Rhynern and Hamne ami
a doye.cote which happened TO be
near hive was selected sinnino. nosr
bhe race was Intended To no IeyaI
but In effect the bees were handicap
pea. IL was very difficult to i5en-
hfy them. and though rolling them
IN Hour before they stIrted on tbeir
course made them easily 9ecoon,zeJ
on their arfival,it must have somo
what retarded their flight. NesrIv
every one bickeG the pigeons and
there was great ex ,itement in Tic
riog which assembled around Tho
winning-post. The favori,es vcro
nowhere: The first bee came in
twenty-five seconds before tha frat
pigeon and three other bees before
Tue second. The hers were M,
elassed --LoRcioa Dui7y Mrx
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THEO. 3. ALLEN, 3.
Chestnut Street, Philadephla Pepusv lva p;a ~.
Purchasing Agent for General Mer-
CHANDiSE

Dr Cloths anil and coll rcd Sill,
White Goods Con House Furnishing Linens Hosiery
Spreads Flanncs and Muslins, Carpets
g.. &C. Mems Youths. and Boys Clio hing - ~
Fine Merchant samples
f Measurement; perfect fit guaranteed Ladies
cI VIII purcht Of DDS
Philadelphia an here all
~ tue he purchased greater Good, billed
would cd
Houses only and
1lucd samples sent to select
The smallest "de caefey tended g. DDS Mail Express
pats EF X, None
. Ter or Rrqi.tcred Let should upan,o rd,r
1UEO. f. ALLEN 9O Phil d.In,s Pa
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The Value Of Mnnners.

We have beard IL cad That you
can d. anything, however uDpless,
ant it may be 10 those around you, IL
yol only do it in The right way and
the incident given 10 prove the trath
o, this assertion is takon frum t1u-
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Z sorTLC.

''Hsr death vas Looked
fss ~ any time. Every
thing i.dorssd ~ the
leading pharnssists
vss tried. untii hsr esss
was given up - hopeless.
A. last. reading % he
weadsrfui cures ersditsd
70 The sss 81 the esis-
bratsd 81. Jacobs OIL.
abe was induced 70 try >
bestis - . tass hope.
She began 70 improvs
from the time the arst
application was made.
By the continued use Of
this Great Remedy. Mrs.
Keliogs has completely
recovered"
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2 DOCTORS.

The New York Morn
Ing Journal" says: 'hss-
=. o. Kellogg. % Hass
ssth street. lay sss ssvs.
aays In eo.vuisions. shs
employed the beat nsdi-
cal skill. but her case
bansd thsir best sndsav-
ors- One physieiAn Aft<r
another was engaged and
discharged. antli seven
different doctors had
tried To cure or heip her
and failed. She spent
four weeks at . Health
Lin. but her eass re-
manned = problem which
could not be solved. Her
body was IA a parAiyxsd
condition.
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Boys, Read This.

A local tobacconisl tells the Rrooi,
Ign Union that cigarettes In bundIcs
cost but half cent apiece. Ies.vs.
This, in itself, is sufficient proof thot
cigarettes are made out of common
material. and cheap things arc bad
Some people imsginc that gum opium
IS used in cigarettes, nut this Is :
mistake, as that drug costs &c n IN
which would be TOO expensive rho
white paper is blescLed by an arson
zeal preparation, and that Is no;son.
Gus enough, Heaven knows. Cioa.
tettes ought TO bg stamped out Of ex.
istence, for they are sappino Tho Ifo
out OF our young men. JOHNNY Nor
rissey,tbe son of the ex.Conpressmsn
was Killed By excessive cieaPctte smo.
king, and the youth or The land ar,
falling by the wayside day after d,v.
Morepernioious passion does not exjst
than the love for tobacco rolled mn 10
this shape. The cigarette bab,t
means death and destruction 70 tbose
"ho become welded to the falaibsti.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01

%: m. Cumberland 10 20 m
No 60 stops at all 81 atiops, leaves
BALTIC 30 m, Green Spring
20 M, Cumberland 3 IS m
KAsT BOUND PASSENGER TRAINS.
Train No leaves Cumberland IA
m, Green Sprir 03 a mar
ilve' IN Baltimore 30 m
Train M 2, leaves Cumberland
80 a m, Green Spring 10 l2a
a IN, arrives in Baltimore . 81 u m
Train No G leaves Cumberland ,
20 IN, Green Spring 44pm.
=, arrives at Baltimore at 10 ~ m
Train No. 66 leaves Cumberland
40 a IN, Green Spring sIOa
m, arrives at Baltimore at 900 m
Train No. 30 leaves Cumberland
NJ, Green Sprlug, 227 pm,
arrives at Baltimore at s 30 m
JOHN GO.DSBORO Agent
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The endorsement q Germsn syrup il uns
paralleled. We will pgblish 1000 tes,imo.
p r received during the last six month,
Read them. May save yoar life.
BURLNeHalg N. May 81, 'ss.
., . GRsES, Dear sir IL am freousntlv
troubled with severe colds and the oaiv
medJ that will relieve me Of them ts Won,
soSchee German Syrop. have used I,
Ior more than twelve Jears It's a eoosfsn,
household csmTaBiou with me. Our msT.
~, ,n."' neso procured u hr5tat my solicita.
uon, and says he his Sid a great rn.tnv ~.
.ies. ~ - ve'y popnltr remedy In hrs s.r
tlOn. Evoiy person who has nseI ~ gnenk.
"a TIE biggest terms Of its merits 90 not
y = no" o. single case % has not cured
hrst used b 10 Vermont where iivoi 49,
coming hefe advise everyone 10 use n a.
10 % ceTia My tie best cough medicine have
ever known. ! have tried nearly All III
ihem st Hsren, times
eaa respectfully, MOSES GRAY.
.aaHr.r...f..r Tt.... ff.fH
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Sold by Druggists and Dcccrs Ereryrhcre
THE CHARLES A. v0GElER CO.. Baltimore. I'd,
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IT'S CURES ARE WITHOUT RELAPSE: WITHOUT
RETURN OF PAIN
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south Branch ItaiIroaI
- TINE TJBLE-
WINTER SCHEDULE.

Tr"iuS leave ard arrive a, Ronney, as fol-