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Hun oAAc-
Modem and sSs faEs Complete in it.
closets, &C. &c, Fine yard on The side and in he
TSs S S Las l.: asSss Is asss:
H st. NV between iSth and goth SITS, near the
sss yard
c,eas-e. aohIkH ShY 9sss see I. As e. vs.
House in rood locstiOn water lot
At Col9nial Beach cheap. Also Cor Lot on Capitol
je29-3t' OWNER, 44o K NV.
i basement, 10 rooms and reception hall ali modern
ana with good
Let 81 St. bet and sS7 Fskpos 1920 Est
That beautiful House on the northwest corner of
Sss
the o
House Is well and substantially built Workmanship
OF the highest order. pp,cp.
As follows: '~'''0o
E9ance
Tor all CASH.
FOR RENT:
Must be leased for or years For further psrtic.
ulars apply to GURLEY BROS,
1e29-lm Sole agents for the owner.
Ifok sALE-wEST SIDE OF 9Th ST, BET
and 2 SITS; NV nice two-story Brick, mi Lot
lias q Price s5Soo c&SSoo SH' G GHhEE IL
foRR, ; sAL ! HOUSE, ROOMS. BATH AND
m emily; $4,000. THEo. t a ei1 q
Eok sALE-sT0RE AND, GROOM DWELLING,
II n.e
,eSg-5t THEo 4 HARDING. 656 1If6 st. INV NV
FQ%S s sAIf, 9th and 18th SITS. NV, Groom
24th. bet and sis NV $-story broom i'oo
Defses ST. near ist n w. siory and basement looo
Brick ..;......;............... 1900
x Brea ;:;...:.;.v.;.............a. $500
story 7.yIom Brick 5000
Brick ::.;:.;.;....;..::......; $500
p = rooms bath and cellar. 4. 600
story Brick. rooms and bath. ;......;..... 1000
ment Brick. rooms lot 2Ox75... .......; $500
cellar. Brick; lot 2lIl00, to 5000
room Frame lot I5.i25; Price per foot. $50.
Brick large Lot and Brick Stable ON alley il
Mini in hn ere repair al : *, $500
story Brick' u rooms and cellar heated by
furnace 5000
IOti, near ST. n.w running through to New
hampshire ave. 2story and basement Brick,
rooms 5000
lie Droit Park, corner of Hardwood ave and
p Elm ST.; 2sory and cellar Frame. large lot. 5000
Il ST., hear ia II. W., central location, s.
d story and basement Brick. rooms ana bath 5000
Rugs St. bet. 18th aud 18th SITS. Il. w., 10
room Brick, all modern improv ,s..... 65OO
North side of !. bet. 18th and 18th sts. u. W.,
a-.sory Brick, rooms and cellar -. $3.50
MOI u side of n, bet 9th and 10th sts.. groom
briek. 1000
%lst, bet ii and SITS. IL. W., U-room Brick, in
excellent condition, lot 20x10o, sable IN
q rear 1900
u; rbsl; %4th and 10Th SITS. tour 2-story Groom
:, Bricks For all. 5000
basement Brick, rooms and 5000
v Brick 81 10000
ing on and Olive sts, improved by a large
Hyattsyiile, Nd, several desirable houses that
y lL DE SOLD at low price ana easy terms
Conn. ave-. bet; h and l. SITS. w,3-story Brick,
Intersection Of 9TH and sts and Massach HUI
sets ave, u. W., very valuable business prop
erty.
,.oo B. II. WARNER CO.,
3e-o ~ olO r st.n.w.
EoR sALE-NEAT GROOM BRICK. 22D ST.
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STORES.
TOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED

) 1407 14th st. n.w.......40
24UO ia. ave. NV. 20
iii 9TH st. NV 1850
MIR K Co. 9lo + st. NV.
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29ls Olive, 6r:. mi.a;s2l
1874 Marion st. ,6rs. 20.30
lz25 Both st. .6r. 1880
1918 2Sth, 1Or.. IN. l.. ~
sa3o Cleveland, 6rs. IL SO
i9l45s B'd'y ST., 6r.. .16.40
Z 739 gath St, 0r. ...15.30
1927 Congress St., 5r. 10
23l9 l. St. 4rs. IA
S3I N. II. ave, Or. ..1450
2313 q St., Or. III .30
2236 Virginia av. Ia. 80
! Rear 112S 10th, 5r..l2. 30
4 rooms 21lS Pa. ave. -12
I2710 h ST.. Or ...........12
l26O9 i ST., or........10.30
Rear 2409 l ST., 6r. 10. 80
$50 18th st. n.e.....1O 30
Il2706-o X ST., Or. 10
1859 jefferson, 5r.......10
1904 / St. 5r............10
STABLES
! Rear 2405 Pa. ave. 5000. 10
I STORES.
Store 2112 NJ st., Tor. TO
l749 Pa ave..........40.50
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For fun list applyto wESCOTT WILCOX.
je29 1907 Pa NV,
EOR PENTHOUSE 1902 18TH ST. HALF
II square north of Dupont circle. Apply at store
18th and q SITS. n. W. 1t
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EOR RENT-UNFURNl
Il Conn. ave, bet. NJ 4
n sts.. with stable. 500
Cor. on Conn ave. suit-
able for residence
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I'd HOUSES.
1222 I Ut. n. W., 3-story
Dr., VI. .............e42.5O
20l2 14th st., 3-story
b'k, 10r., stable. :. 81 so
1906 I st., 3-story br..
yr- 30
$50 4 st. ne, 2-story
brick 7r............20.50
liz + Ut y st. bk. Or. 20.50
3 new 2-story bk's on
H st. me-, z rooms. 20. 80
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Foe sAIE-NEw YORK. NEW YORK. NEW
fsnnsyiv.nis svsnus- noffhSsst Tor The er eoe
ct bary.ins ever offered in Buegies, surreys
MSFgns coupes coupeletts., Extension Top surreys
nd 1our-sest Phsetons and Carriages Of al styles
ASo .isst stoca e a..9e.s in he city Of s styles.
Isl sE .Is sas I
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n JUST SUBDIVIDED
Lots from &c. to loo. per foot fourth cash bal
fnce 1, =, and YEAR, come in and select Your lots
je4-lm LEWIS HEATON, 62oF st NV
LOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY
keep COW aud to raise poultry, fruit, yegetsbes &c
n PsiN e. c co. wash
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

AN IMPLICIT DENiAL.-Gencral
Nal one has made campaign docu.
mer { Of letter written by Major
Horace Lacy TO the effect that Cen
eral r. r. Lee had spoken to Gener.
nj Hampton OF General Malone as
the commander-in-cb chief of the Con.
federaie army In case nythinQ
should befall him, Lee. In the an
nexcd letter TO the editor Of the Al
exsndria Gazette General Hampton
settles this question effectually, so
far at least as be 10 concerned: 81
have just seen for the fret time a
letter from Major Horace Lacy in
which he states that General Lee
had spoken 10 me in the highest
terms OF General Malone. I am
greatly surprised at this statement of
Major Lacy. because some time ago,
year or more. perhaps, he asked me
IL l had any recollection OF such a
conversation with General Lee and l
replied empha,ically that I had not.
General Lee never said anything OF
the sort to me on the occasion refer
red to or any other time, nor do
believe that he ever entertained the
opinion attributed to him. General
Lee may have made Major Lacy his
copfidant, but he certainly did not
do me that honor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

SAD TINES FOR CIvlL.SERyIcE
Observation-Disclosures who could not
vote for Mr.. Cleveland last fall on
account OF his alleged lapses from
the spirit of civil-service reform are
having a sad life nowadays. They
voted for the other candidate patty
because the Chicago platform pom.
ised great things, and partly because
Mr.. Harrison, in his letter OF accept.
ance, promised the utmost devotion
to the cIvil.servico law. They pre-
ferred the bird in the bush to the
bird in hand, with the usual result.
They find themselves laughed at for
their simplicity in believing party
promises made at election time.
They see the spoils idea again in the
ascendant. Offices are used to re-
ward politicians, to muzzle the press
and to buy political support. Clcve-
lands motto, Public office is a pub
lie trust is ignored. and there is sub,
stituted for II the principle that pub.
lie office is private opportunity. A
test OF the attitudes OF the Cleveland
and Harrison administrations to.
wards the spirit Of civil. service re-
form is found in removals from office.
From March z, 1885. to June so,
1885, there were 500 removals of 4th
class postmasters. while in the first
five months OF the present admins.
iration nearly 10000 were removed.
IL took the Cleveland administration
23 months 10 remove "a per cent. of
is grave and profound one and
should be fully discussed. The de-
mocracy, j think will again advocate
tariff reform. Had Mr.. Cleveland
taken my advice he would have de.
clared in favor Of the reform two
years before he did. or course, it
the fourth-class postmasters, but it's
successor has removed Is per cent. in
five months. This ought to be very
depressing, OF course, for those mem.
bers Of the civil.se rvice reform clubs
who were go jealous year ago. But
IL probably is not. One hears very
little from them now.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

A BOMB IN TIE ONO CAMPAIGN.
Hon. James + Campbell, the DEM
ocratic nominee for Governor of O.
bio, addressed an immense audience
In Cincinnati Wednesday evening.
lie was in an aggressive mood. and
went for Governor Foraker and Mr.
Murat Halstead in a lively manner.
Referring to challenge recently
made by Governor Foraker for q
joint debate Mr. Campbell said be
wos ready to accommodate bis oppo-
rent at any time and any place in
the city Of Cincinnati that be desired
10 speak from the same platform With
him. Mr.. Campbell made vigorous
attack on the boards Of public affairs
Of the various cities Of Ohio appoint
ed by Governor Foraker. characteriz.
ing them as bitter republican patti
sans aud incompetents. He also
created a sensation by producing and
reading an original letter, written by
George X. Topp, member q the
Cincinnati board Of public affairs,
and chairman OF the republican com.
mittee Of HOmillon county. This
letter was written 20 George Camp.
bell, prominent CONTRACTOR. 1t was
dated Detroit. Mich, June 8, 1889.
nnd read: Please make out your
billie for gravel that you have deliv.
cred up TO Saturday, June 8, 1889.
Make the bills one dollar ward, and
YOU ray ne q drawback Of twenty
five cents a yard in cash. / bought
your gravel very cheap, and is fair.
ly worth TO the city one dollar. Get
your bills In such a shape that none
will exceed $500. Send them to me
at Put-in.Bay and l will o. K them
The genuiDeness OF the letter is al.
mittcd by the republican managers,
as we'll as by Mr.. Halstead's paper,
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Tot ttey contend that Topp was suf-
fering from some sort of insanity
when be penned it, But this defense
will not hold water, Tor Mr.. Campbell
states that when Topp returned TO
the city, only a few weeks ago he in.
quirod il his letter bad been received.
and whether the contractor vac rea1S
for the divvy. But Mr.. Campbell in
formed him he could not entertain
such a proposition and that he simply
rendered hi5 bill for seventy i've
cents Ayerd, the contract price Of the
gravel, II is said Gov Foraker has
aamrd several gentlemen TO act asia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

IA tIenT OR A Foor RACE
General WIN. Malone, republican
candidate for Governor OF Virginia.
and Hon. John +. Massey, present
democratic observation-disclosures of
that State, are both announced TO
speak ut the county seat of South
hampton on the 2lst Of the presen,
month. Dir. Massey, who 10 one of
the most adroit pol teal debaters or
the democratic side has, an nou need
bis po:pose TO challenge Gen. Ma.
hone to engage 10 q joint disc ussion
on the occasion referred 10, aud be
asserts that there 10 TO be a f.ht or a
foot race General Mahone was
corn In Southampton county, and be
irg on bis native heath and w:tbal
an able and pugnacious political
leader, 1t is not probable there will
be foot race. Mr.. Massey for q
time co-operaiei with General Ma
bone in readjustIng and o:her mat
ters, and is thoroughly posted On the
Generals record. But il Mr.. Nasse Y
10 not invulnerable General Malone
knows his weak points. So there
will be blows given as we'll az taken,
and should a joint debate be arrang.
ed the fur will certainly fly. /,
would he an interesting encounter,
and thousands will be present.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

A SUBSTITUTE FOR GLASS is find.
ing considerable favor in London.
The basis of it is threads Of very light
iron wire, about one-twelfth OF an
inch apart, woven like the ihre ads of
cloth. a sheet Of this wire Is dip.
ped again and again into a translu.
cent varnish. The varnish con tains
no gum or resin, and is made from
linseed oil. After the sheet be-
comes thick enough it is put away to
dry for several weeks. Then 1t is
ready to be used for window panes
or for other purposes. II is of q
brilliant color. and is nearly as trans
parent as glass itself. 1t can be
bent readily and will stand consiler-
able strain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

The HATFIELD. MCCOY FEuD
BREAKS Our AeAIN.-A dispatch
from Jamboree. Pike county, Ken
lucky. says: The old Hatfield. Nc.
Coy feud has broken out again, and
at least three more lives have been
sacrificed in the bloody vendetta, that
has now lasted seven years. The
shooting occurred at q marriage at
the farm house of Peter Mccoy.
His daughter was TO become the wife
Of John Hand, relative of The Hat
field gang, and members Of both fac .
lions had sworn to prevent the union.
Hand had never been connected with
the disputes of the factions, and re-
fused to recognize the leaders. On
Tuesday night the bridal party as
sembled at McCoy's house, enl Just
as young Hand.and Miss Mccoy stood
before the minister volley was pour.
ed through the window which killed
both OF them and fatally wounded the
minister. Reports say that the far
mers OF the neighborhood are search
ing for the murderers, but no trace
OF them has yet been found.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

A CoLoRED CoNrEDER ATE REUN.
ioN.-At Jacksonville, Ala, re.
Gently there was q unique reunion.
1 he colored men who served in
the Confederate army in various
capacities as teamsters, servante,
cooks, etc. had Confederate Re-
union The day was celebrated
with a barbecue, speeches and
baseball. AT night they had q
debate on the question of whether
the democratic or the republican
party was the best friend of the
negro, the democratic side being
necessarily represented by republis
cans. Great good humor prevailed
throughout. The negroes who were
In the war and heard the bullets
whistle are very proud OF it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11
Catarrh Can't Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can .
not reach the seat Of the disease. CstArrh
IS blood or constitutional disease, aud 10
OIoer 20 cure II you have 10 take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure "a taken in
ternally. and acts directly On the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Ia
no quaek medicine. IL wac prescribed by
one OF the best physicians in this country
Tor years, nd is regular prescription. L
10 com posed Of the best iouics known, com.
6ined with the best blood puri6 ers. acting
elTeeuy on the mucous surfaces. The per-
iect combination Of the two ingredients is
hhet produces such wonderful results in
curing oatsrrh. send for testimonials free =
y: J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Prop Toledo, O
sold by DruggisisJ price 75c, Sep. l3-im
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

GEoReIA's CONFEDERATE HONE
The Atlanta Constitution announces
that everything Is now ready to be-
gin the erection of the main building
for the Confederate Home Of Geor.
gia. The building as designed by
The architect, the same paper SAYS.
looks more like country villa than a
soldiers home, has every convent
ence and comfort for the old vete-
rams and is surrounded with immense
piszzos. II will be placed in a beau.
tiful grove and will be ready for oc.
cupancy just as soon as the conirac-
tors can finish il. There is money
on hard TO pay Tor it. The full pufs
chase money for the location has been
paid and force of hands has been
at work fer two months cutting out
roads and laying out the park. The
architects are now at work On the cot.
tages, stables, dairy and other out.
houses. In the meantime the direc.
tors have received scores of applica.
tons from old veterans and their
wives who want home, and in lees
than six months every one Of them
Will have home.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11
Various Items.
The surplus is now s4o. COO Coo.

The surplus is now s4o, 600, GOO.
Edison las been granted 403 pat.
ents and has over 500 others pending.
The tobacco tax in this country
amo UNITS to more than $50. 000. 900.
JAY GOULD complains that freight
rates are too low.
SINCE January ] America has cent
A5.00O,ooo in gold to Europe.
Spurgeon, the great London prea-
cher. intends, il is said. TO retire from
the pulpit.
A monument has been erect ed at
Coloma to I. Ii. Marshall, the dis.
coverer OF gold 10 California.
One Johnstown girl has counted
% relatives who persisted in the
hood at that place last May.
II is considered certain that Sen a.
tor ingalls,, Of Kansas, will not be
reelected.
Sidney g. Brock, of Missouri, has
been appointed chief Of the United
States bureau Of statistics.
Governor Hill 10 trying to harmo-
nize the New York democratic fac.
lions.
The Wethsrell Company, Of Phil.
adelphia. is the only white lead con.
Germ In this country now that 10 GU.
of the lead trust.
1t is believed that the four new
States will prevent the possibility OF
New York's deciding the next presi.
DENTAL election. ~
A new bridge is 10 be built across
the Potomac river at Sbepberdstown
to replace the one carried away By
the food.
The constitutionali,y OF the Iowa
prohibitory liquor law has been re.
affirmed by the supreme court of that
State,
Two freight trains were wrecked
ON the b & o. near Martinsburg Fri.
day by colliding with each other.
No one was injured.
Ia view OF the restrictive effect of
our tariff laws it is not thought that
the Three Americas Congress will
lead to any practical result in deyel.
oping trade with South America.
The English postofiice does all the
express business of Great Britain.
carries parcels at an average cost O {
i cents each, and makes q profit of
$4,000, 900 year.
Watermelon seeds were found in
an Egyptian tomb tina, is 5000 years
old. There was no doubt about their
being watermelon seeds. because the
mummy was oil doubled up.
8. B. Elkins has curiosity from
the battlefield Of Lookout Mountain
in the shape of piece of scrub oak,
IA inches by a.. in which two six
pound cannon balls are imbedded.
Felix Kampf. while drunk, cut his
son and daughter to pieces with an
axe because they had hesitated.
through fear, in admitting him 70 his
house at Charleston, this State. Fri
day.
Upon the tombstone of woman
in Monongalia county can be seen
this inscription:
Some have children and sowe have none.
Here lies the mother of ,hirty-oue.
In The elections held In the four
new states last week. tho republicans
were successful in ihree-NOrth and
South Dakota and Washington
while The democrats carried Montana
by handsome majority.
colored editor Of Georgia advi.
ses Southern negroes 10 hide while
the census is being TAKEN in order
that the population Of the South may
appear smaller than 1t is, end Der
representation in Congress be, in
consequence, diminished.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

committee OF Investigation, but 80 far
has not been able to get anybody TO
act. In the meantime the democrats
all over Ohio are 10 broad grim over
the disclosure. whilst the republicans
are gnashing their teeth
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

AN ARMY OF TRAMPs has concen-
cenlIated on the line OF the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad, extending along near.
ly the entire length Of tho eastern
main line, marching into winter QUAR-.
ters towards Pittsburg and Philadel.
phia' The freebooters among them
have so terrorized the communities
that they visit tina! militia companies
are being organized by the rural pop
ulalion TO protect their property and
families fom ruthless derredationa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

MIR. BAYARD ON DEMOCRATIC
PoLIoY.-In an interview published
in Wilmington. (Del) paper ex.
Secretary Bayard is quoted as saying
that be does not want any office.
and will not be candidate for office.
MIR. Bayard tersely expressed views
upon the future policy Of the ma.
tional democracy are in accord
with his past record. Among other
things he said: "The tariff question
Will take time to settle this issue.
L think taxation for protection is
communism. The manner and time
used by the republican nations al com.
mittee in raising enormous sums OF
money during the last campaign to
influence the election as ONLY an
additional proof OF the necessity of
the reform. l think free wool will
be the fret step toward REFORM"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11
a Safe Investment

ls one which is guaranteed TO bring ron
satisfactory results, or in case OF aiin,s a
return Of purchase price. On this safe plso
you csn buy from our advertised DR. ggis,
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption. IL is guaranteed 10 bring
relief IN every case, when used for any Az.
ection OF Throat, Lungs OF Chest such AZ
Consumption, Ind animation Of Lungs, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Wbooping Cough. Croup.
etc. etc. IL is pleasant aud agreeable Ia
iasteJ perfectly safe, and can always be- do
pended upon. Trial bottles free at r. L
Vas DEvAsTER's Drugstore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11
HambIetOn's
Bee Hive Store.
.NeW Store. Ne,, rood
Dress Goods.

EXTRAORDINARY Inducements in this department Every Des
ooods department grows. We constantly cnlaging
by adding the very choicest goods cans secure.
123c yard
Something than all
his Is special lot purchased
quality and and superior ade
75c ward
onng confident
been heard OF before shades
Ian examine quality We
worth 81 25
AZ 80 Ihls Is rare Bargain Sold yarr
You will lind this the quality that that
~ $50 ard
Tbs lot cheap at 45c have only pieces left
We have the following Pink Nile een ana
Cream Compare the quality bouses Csc
JOB-2o pieces Fine Sateens l2ac Regular price l5c
HantbetOn'S Bee Hue Store
In FIRST Nation bank
''MiEhlA AND, MARYLAND
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11
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LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic. or children that want building
NJ. shouid take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
tis pleasant 20 take cures Malaria fndigo.-
uon' aud Buiousness. AL dealers keep n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

IHE CONFEDERATE LINES AT G gT-
TYsBURG.-At recent meeting, Geo.
r. Pickett Camp, Confederate Vete-
rams OF Richmond, Va, ct the request
OF the Philadelphia Brigade Associa-
ton, adopted resolutions asking Con.
gress TO lay off The Confederate lines
ct Gettysburg, and urging the Con,
gTessmen from the South 10 vote for
such a measure. The Brigade Asso-
citation has taken hold Of the matter
with a vim, and the chances are that
Congress will take the desired action
AGAINST THE TARIYF-The
Northeastern Farmer and Breeder.
a I Aper Of republican antecedcnts.
hos DECLARED against the tariff, and
biuntly says that protection does
no represent the western idea among
v es'ern republicans. 1t denies that
the republicans won the election on
the tariff issue, end says the great
west Tor its own sake, Trcfcrs 8 low
tariff.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-11

a colored editor Of Georgia adyi.
ses Southern negroes 10 hide while
the census is being taken in order
that the population Of the South may
appear smaller than 1t is, end Der
representation in Congress be, in
consequence, diminished.