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Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

The democrats of the Iowa Legisla-
ture are determined to make no com
promise with the Prohibitionists
They will accept nothing short of a
total repeal of the prohibatory liquor
system.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
rheumatism in Children

One of my children was afflicted
for long time with rheumatism.
After a number of remedies had fail.
| commenced giving her Switt's Speci-
he ;. ;. ). After taking a couple of
bottles she was entirely cured. w.
Z. THOMPSON, Piedmont, S. c.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
GRANDEST MODERN DISCOVERY.
Triumph of Pharmacy,
ELIXIR OF LIFE ANo HEALrH.

is one that promotes digestion, improves the an
petite. ceanseS the liver, puriiieS the blood and
stimulates brain and nerves without injurious
reaction, aud one that may hc taken nIfte by
adult or infant Frulaue Cump,uudS tnodn ~
vile rum or bad Whi~k, y. .SWeetened aud Aavnred
under the titles of bit!crs. lonicS ,Sr pr,,Ince
are taken. o'
Vinegar EHcrs is a piUe hBjc. a patiAc lri!0,d
Ge'Rg hucohc biODt pUi1er lcilh0H p0j<g0 n
Hrcr toHic TdhoW Pmgin6. and oborc az. Hte-
cine with such powers IN The troeld.
a GENuINE TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE.
far surprising alcohol in any shape as a tonic.
and it might be called
LIQUID LIFE,
since it stimulates, inyigorateS and rpgulates di-
gesuoh' nutrition, secretion. eXcreti0r, respira-
ton, and all the functions whereby lifa is ,I,i
talned-we literally take in riiiiitj in S,oo,,efJ
- IL Is not too much to assert that tie fg9af of
lut9dr BUcrS dOcS nat GriSf. and no cOuniprnar -
or compound with similar virtues has ever beeg
known. '0e"
CALIFORNiA,
II remarkable for nothing else, would be immor
lallleu by the production of the medicinal frnits
roots ana herbs of which this Bitters is com
posed Many of them used by the Indians ana
the hemedical profession in the treatment of cbiIIs
ana levers rhcumatiSEl, catarrh cousumn,ion
neuralgia, headaches, liver complaint. kidney
tc & gonl piles boilS skin diseases
~ ~ &c; 700 numerous to mention, hut easily nm.
ueiStoou Wneh Tie action of the BltterS on the
vital functions is remembered The discoverv
was partly accidental but the present
PERFECT BIrrERs Is THE RESULT OF ,c1FNcE
Millions of sufferers have gratefully and gladly
endorsed. during the past quarter Of a century
the wonderful success of this ''''' -
PHENOMENAL TONIC OF THE wOEID
In order TO meet every probable demand two
loIMulaN OF the same ingredients are now mt mn
THE OLD STYLE Is sTRO.GER. sIIGHTIy RfTrFPp
AND MORE CATHARTIC. t nm
THE NEW STYLE, PLEASANT TO THE TASTE ,SD
EXPRESSLY ADAPTED TO DELICATE WOMEN ANn
CHILDREN. ' A"p
REMEMBER,
There is no disease of low vitality dabilitr Of
iuncIiOhs' OF nervous prOStratiOn for which
VINEGAR BITTERS IS NOT CURATIVE
and its singular power over the lower Organisms
renders 1t the implacable foe of
THE DEADLY MICROBE AND OMNIpREsFN,T
BACTERIA,
III moiarial diseases, cholera, consumnti6n in.
lerhal diseases &C. and so great is its power os
germcide that il is an P'"N' do q"
UNEQUALLED VERMIFUGE.
book could be written ON its virtues. and en-.
OteI Oi testimonials, but il is only necessary To
feneElOer It's general action upon the liver blood
Drain ana nerves to realize its use in a Iadjort,,
y me gus mat Gesh IS keir to, and that no fgyniE,
should eeer be lOithah q bottle Of ''S
OLD AND NEW STYLE VINEGAR BITTEPS
IN THE HOUSE.
Sehd Tor our Ladies book Address
K Ii. MCDONALD DRUG CO., Few York.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

As a relic of a hygone time the Mar
Inc Corps ought to be dissolved.
There is no longer any place for such
an institution in the modern navv.
But many Of the marines, when dis
banded, might make good sailors.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

scribbler--When is that review of nv
novel coming out, Scather? When I
brought the book to you, you assured me
that you would lose no time in reading Il.
Scather-So I did. Well, I have lost
no time in reading it yet.--America.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

We shall never cease to indorse DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup: for without it our
paper would have been short of read
ing matter this week; we had a shock
ing cough and fearful cold. Weekly
Unoion.
Don't sigh with pains or burns or accident.
But use Salvation Oil. the greatest liniment.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

Mr.. Bangle :"Guess what I had for
dinner tonight"
Miss Fussarfeather: "Really-I
couldn't, Mr.. Bangle"
"Calfs head"
Why, Mr.. Bangle, you must be a
cannibal ~
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

First Claqueur-Why do you clap and
hiss at the same timer
Second Ditto-You see the new actress
has paid me to clap, and her rival has
paid me to hiss!-L' 'Industriel.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

Poverty may not be an unmixed
blessing, but itsOmetimes prevents peo-
pie from making Il laughing stock of
themselves.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

When a man walks, you can often
tell him by bis carriage; but Won can
walks.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

A pup looks so mild and innocent
that we sometimes think it will turn
out better than Others of its race, but
it always turns out dog.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

McFingle: DO ush sleep. I wonder?
MrFangle; You'd say they did, if
You went fishing with "A real desire to
catch anything.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

A drunken man sees everything
double but his money. It is only the
man who saves who sees his mosev
double.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

A Massachusetts, artisan has become
so refined in his ideas that he calls
himself black smythe.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

AprOpOs of the influenza, let us
laugh when we may and cough when
we must.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
Boot and Shoe Maxine.

tine me subscriber offers his services 40 a..
eie'Tehs s n OF smyrna as "a Maker of all ~ t,1e
ol boots and Shoes Work done nn N'nIs
ahu win dispatch. His shop- bas ''s's.' ~ Y "a
move, moved from Mount Vernon sN SsPa,e ~,
h, hileree N part Of the RinkAa eTdineo eo,,l- IN
~ JAM Rplc
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

@ 4'tW CGStst accommodation TrdinS.-Lcave VII
t-'r.s'"i' - - a. III dally and 2.5j p. m week
p. IN, week days '' '''i! anu o.
BS-ExpTess train leaving Harrington ST : ~
a. m, and arriving at 545 D. m RIMS tbToI ,io
solid to and from Baltimore vi, Prteri o.s1 M
Newark. " i'I'eIs ana
Additional express leaves Philadelpbia ot q,
p m, Bait more 80 p. NJ WiImiugtnu > "a :, 81 ~
week days: arriae> al Harrington n Z, IN NV n, H.
ping al punc pal immediate stations.
New York, Philadelphia &, Norfolk p p
Leave Philadelphia, Old Point Exnress I, 1c
p m dalIy, Baltimore yOs D. m Wilmiuato,'
~ VI d. IN ualiy, stopping at Dover and Deimar
regularly; and at hiddletuwn CIavton Ei, ti',e'
Harrington Bridgeville Seaford a1S 't,Y uSaien, H.
itaNe passengers from Wilmington and 1oj,tS
NoLlh NGolhO OF take on passengers for points sontb of
Leave Philadelphia, Old Point Fvnross I, o.
N. baiuhoTe 10 Us a. IN, Wilmington IL 2I n m -
.It wee6 Gay y Stopping at New Castle Porter kirk
wyoming FELTON,, Harrington Greenyvo'i ltt.;439tI'
vile Sealord. Laurel and Delmar "''Nee-
- NOfut-C0dRd trains leave Delmar OS a N, 5o;1,
- 81 -,'U d. "a regularly; arriving at WilminS
w w 80 u. m, baltimore $50 a. m. and PhiIade1
phla 90 a. III and leaves Demnr at , N q M
BeSA BSi ss1!S arriving at Wilmington 500 n m ~
Stn'i, ,'''i,v ''a 'i3 ?. m baltimore 7Ug D. m.
me i'S a. IN train also stops al SeafoTd Rridoa-
NJ w e, harrington, FELTON,, vi yoming CLAYTON ana
Snnih nf n,i III 10 IeaEe passengers from points
mlngton aud points North Also sto1s on tinni al
Al Laurel va '45Ho4
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAND & V1RcrN1, d
Leave harrington tor Franklin and wav stations
u. m. iolA KIN fuU
,,,F For beTlln, leaves Harrington LOS d. N pa-
turning, leaves Berlin 7.59 a. m. a. III Ne-
QUEEN ANNE ~ KENT K R-Leave ,roy,r..,,
lot Centrey!le and way stations AS N s,'d AZ
p. m, weekday - III anu $50
DELAWARE &CHEsAPEAKE r. .R.-leave Clo,,o,,
.oL OAlOrd ana way stations 1905 a. m. and az
D. in weekdays. ~ anu 'Vo
EAiHBSlDGE SEAFoRD r. R-Leave Seaford for
weekdays 9'S'IOhs II.oO a. M
C1 CONiNEiCTioNS.-AtP Porter with Newark & DaIa.
WaIe @ CiIE railroad. At Townsend with Oneor
aiIhe a SN Ken Railroad AtCayton with Delswsra
&CheSaPeake Rairoadand Baltimore g Doia,ateo ar
WsrvIord a. AZ harrington, with Delaware
MAJ aIylGhu q virginia Railroad AtSea ford ,,o;,L
STanPTTldge Ta1n seaford Railroad At Delmar VIII
Dew 1oco,, noFk Philadelphia & Norfolk, Wicomico =
F'comOke' and Peninsula Railroad ~
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Mans,or
J. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent aseI'
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington / Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after November llth, I>sg iSUudaysex.
ceptedl, trains willleave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

Its said that tobacco will kill dog.
thought. The gifts of the gods were
not made for brutes.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
Baltimore & Del. Bay R. R.

Al trains make close conpectio,, n, 81,
ana so,L on the Delaware Railroad going nor,b
olu south Passengers To and from IA i,,,,. iroItn
change at POrter's "H baltimore
e me above arrangements on Thursdays ,v.1, -.
ibroee Iour aud halfhours in Philadelnbio
, lSe honis and twenty minutes in r. s'i' 'i,la'
anu telnin the same day. III n"i'i'nore'
L. STACEY, Suporinien1cpt
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
Timetable will be run until pre.
vented by Ice.

'e'epi'one " connection with Dover Wyoming
Camden Townsend and Nidd!elovn
A. T. JARDlNF sec'y and Ire.
OFFICES. No. . Ga smut treet. Phil
and smyrna IpI
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

GENtlNE TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE
and it might be called
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
A Second vtndication.
IToo late for lat issue.I

Levels, Nov. 10.-I see in your
valuable paper a communication
from Keyser under date of Nov.
3, from Mr.. j. o. Thompson, the
unfortunate candidate for State
Senator, in which he seems very
anxious to 'vindicatc' the demo
Gratis of this place and states that
| grossly misrepresented them.
Now, while it Is considered q lack
Of courage to kick man when
he's down. ] think that justice to
myself and the Democrats of this
place beEooves me to ask your in.
diligence of this a second vindica-
ton. In the first place the gentle.
man states that l had no right to
say that his speech was two bonrs
long when he spoke only one. l
will not refute this charge as l may
have been mistaken as to the time
occupied by bim in his speech, ae
one is likely to mistake a short for
long time when undergoing eth
er physical or mental torture. Blu,
the statement that 'Be was fire.
quently interrupted by some impa-
tlent democrat calling out chest.
mute, rats. etc. is undoubtedly true
as can prove by a score OF demo-
Gratis that were present, and if he
was not interrupted in any way
Why did he pause at the time in the
course of his talk and say: sThe
gentlemen will please not inter-
rupt.' Now ! egree with him in
that the democrats were all per-
feet gentlemen. Thsir belonging
to that party was sufficient guar
antee OF that fact Neither do /
think that their interruptions prov
ed them otherwise, hut it did prove
that they bad too much senee to be
imposed upon by a LOT of stuff that
the 'wayf"ring man though fool
would not believe. This former
resident ofthe 'blue hen State, must
no; forget that there are some per-
OBS even in rural districts upon
whom he cannot palm off his pro.
tected tin plate and other commod.
tiles al low prices and still not mer-
it or receive approbetions of their
disbelief in euch 'chinanigan.' !
would be far from misrepresenting
aEy oLe connected with the grand
old democratic party and claim that
have not done so either in this or
my former communication.
l presume that the burden of
vindication of our democrats rested
heavily upon the cotiscience of the
gentleman, but l do not think he
made q great many votes by bis
letter, aud would remind him that
we still do business at the old stand.
Respectfully, II. L. SwisHER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28

choice. Hc is ope Of the beat parli.-
mentsrisns 10 the country, and uoulh
see that all sices hsd fair show. As
rule, the speakership OF eiLer party
comes In The line OF renio,i v. but, as
sale btfore, IL Is hard to tell what
50 many new members will To-.
10 you ibibk the republicans viii.
make any changes in the Mckinley
bill at the coming session OF Con-
gressS'
i do not think such a thing will be
done. The party dare not do il. A
promin. Mt republican mcub Der told
me rot long ago that there were not
moro than hund. led republicans OF
those Who voted Tor the bill who were
actually in favor OF il. The rest sup-
ported II either as party measure OF
because the republican caucus SO de-
sired. II is fact, however, that the
leaiers were supporters of the bill,
and nre> In large measure, respon-
sible for The passage OF ~
| What do you think OF 1922
Ninety two will take care of itself
One thing is csrtain-tbere 10 no one
now Who las the same hold on the
American besrt az Grover Cleveland
Who the Candidate will be / cennoi
saw.
Mr. Wilson does not think the force
bill will pass al The coming session.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
L. C. RoesSler Jevezer,

las on hand Q beautiful assort-
ment of Ladies' ADD Gentlemen
line gold aud silver Watches, FOL
id Silver and Silver Plated Wire
Elegant Marble and Onyx Clocks
l'roGze Figures, Lamps, Umbrel..
las and Cnnes, Fine ART Pottery
Bric.a-Brac. and the largest assort-
ment OF fine gold Jewe!ry in he
city.
Rings of all kinds, Diamond
Ringe. Diamond Ear Ring Dia-
mond Scarf Pins, Studs, etc, Moop.
stone Emerald nd Sapphire Rings,
and many other articles too M,
merous to mention. When In the
city 1t will more than repay you to
call and see his beautiful inc OF
goods atprices tat are very low.
l. G. ROESSLER.
Jeweler, 1l6 Baltimore ST
Cumberland, Maryland
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
Report of Romney Public School
for the month ending Nov. 2I


PRIMART DEPARTMENT Miss A.
Otie Entler, teAcher.-Total enrolled
for month, So; average daily attend
ance, 80, average daily abeence, 8 ;
per cent. Of monthly enrollent, 90 I;
per cent. Of daily attendance, &c; No
OF pupils not absent or tardy. girls, 8
boys 5, cases Of hardness, is.
INTERMEDIATE Clarence
Il. Cookus, ieacber.-TOtal enrOlle d
for month, 80 average daily attend q.
ance, 81 Il average daily absence, -,
per cent. Of monthly enrolment, e5 /;
per ct. or dolly attendance, % No.
OF pupils not absent or lardy girls 4
boys 3; cases OF hardness, rs.
HIoHER DEPARTME -R. @. Shaw.
en- eacher.-Tolal enrolled for
month. l5; average daily attendance,
10 average daily absence, ] per ct.
o. monthly enrolment, 81, per c.. of
daily attendance, SO No. OF pupils
not absent or tardy, girls 8, boys I t;
cases Of hardness, 10.
Grand totals for entire SCHOOL /:
Total enrolment for month, SO ave-
rage daily atten lance, "a, average
daily absence, 5; per Ct. OF monthly
enrolment, %; yer CT. Of daily at
tendance, IS; No OF pupils not ab.
scot or tardy. girls, ~, boys II, total
81 cases Of tardiDess. 90.
II. G.. SBAwEH, Principal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
County News.

LsvBLs, Nov. l6-WhIe we
are all exultant with JOY over the
late victory, we would not forget
a few local items for your paper.
Farmers are very busJ at press
ent husking their corn while the
weather is 30 Dice.
Mr.. A. Nj. Miller. who has been
on the sick list for some time, is
much better.
Mr. Tobias Stickley moved to
Frostburg last week.
Mr.. E. b, WoIford is repairing
his grist mill and hopes to soon be
ready for business.
A Literary Society was organic
ed at our school- house Fridsy night
last with the following officers :
President, Mr. John Snyder, Vice.
PRECEDENT ID. Ed. Swisher, Secreta-
~ Charles Saville, Doorkeeper, Ira
8. Miller. The society will meet
each Friday night.
The question for the next nights
debate is-Resolved, That human
happiness increases with civilIza.
ton.
All are invited to come and Join
in either the current or general de-
bate Of this question. P. o. s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28

Eugene Bunch. the noted train
robber, who is now In Mexico. has
written 10 the New Orleans stock ex.
chsnge 10 know If certain issue OF
State hosds (~hIch be admits having
stoienl are ell right as be doesn't
want TO sell them 10 AM body who
might suffer by ii they are not good
II is no longer the South alone tn 1t
is solid. The West has about de-
tcrmiLed TO become solid. The East,
With q few hide bound States ex.
copied. 10 growing more and more
nearly solid With each election. Even
the big unexplored hat inviting
North, under The influence OF existing
conditions. is getting together. Soon
IL will be the entire country. one great
solid, unbroken aggregation of sover-
eign Sta'es. solid for their owl pro-
lection, solid against Republican
misrule and as solid rs adamant fol
be eternal principles OF Democracy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
Congressman Wilson's Views

A Pittsburg dispatch to the New
York Times says Congressman w. L.
Wilson, Of West Virginia, who was in
that city last week, when asked what
Speaker Reeds position would be in
the next House, said
Reed is now where he bslopos-
the leader Of an insignificant minority.
In my opinion be will be glad when
he abdicates The Speakers chair. Re
lie an expert pariiamentatiau, bit is
much better suited 10 lead a minority
psrly than 70 be Speaker OF the House
Of Representatives Of the United
States. The man from Maine has a
faculty for sarcssm and ridicule which
are always popular attributes TO The
leader Of The minority party, end al.
ready The people OF the country car
hear Reed barking At the bouseful Of
democrats, There Is no doubt that be
will be the big man with bis party 10
The kiflY'st cond Congress, for Il falls
TO bis dnty ia lice Of seniority
Who do you think will be the
Speaker for the democrats p was
tsked.
There is as yet no cohcentrstive
sentiments IN that regard, and IL is AZ
present impossible TO tell you on
y lose shoulders the mantle will fag
] he majority Of the members on one
s'de are new oDeS, and IL Is impossible
70 tell on whom they will pick.
The name Of Judge Crisp Of Geos-
8is, among others, has been mentiop.
9" ~ my opinicn IL IL en- excellent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28

Fleunted the skull and cross boIea, their en-
sign, dehsntly at the masthead Your
modern pirate, not on the high inas bat
upon thr high reputation OF srand,itd renee
dies skulks under various disgu ses HIS
hole and corner traffic has never in auy de-
gree affected Hostetter's Stomach Bitter 8, al
though that siaodard iuvigorant aud cor.
r,cuSe mas long been the shining mark .
which his shafts h,ve bee directed. CheNts
local bi;Iers, composed of fiery uurectiEed
stimulepts. With an infusion, or extract post
oily, of ome tonic bark. are still some.
times recommended az identical with, or
amiilar to, or possessing virtues kiudred to
those Ct Americas chosen family medicine.
These perish speedily, while the great sub.
ouer and preventive CT diseaae pursues its
successful career, overcoming msIaria, dvs.
PERSIA n'rvoufness, kidney troubles, con
ehPsiion and rheumatic ailmeLis, not only
on this. but on many continents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
THE STATES VOTE.
A Total Of l4s.4S2 Ballots
Cast at the Election.

' The Intel2igencer this week prints
the total vote OF the State, cast az the
election held November 9Th, for
Judge OF Supreme Csurf. The table
is complete as 10 the Democratic and
Republican candidates, aod in mos,
clses the figures given ara strictly
Official, as verified By the clerks OF the
courts Ia the several counties when
tEis 10 not the case, the figures are
from the tables printed in .he county
papers, taken from The official re-
turns in the clerks Offices, and a.e
therefore presumed to be correct.
These returns show Q msjority for
Judge Lucas OF SAG In q total vote
OF l4S ,4S2. The Congressional M q.
jorities are: Pendleton over Hubbard.
584; Wilson over Aarmap, 2.O63
Anderson over Gaines, 5l05; Cape
hart over Smith, 1874. The probi-
bItion vote 10 not at hand from many
OF the coupties. Ten counties !.
sho vote Of 568 for johnson for
Supreme Judge. and It is likely the
other A counties, from which the
Prohibition vote is not reported, will
run the total up to 1000, or In that
eniRhborhood.
The total vote OF the State is 49,,
1872, of which 1880 were cast ior
Judge Lucas, 69,734 for Reynolds
and 568 for johnson. The total vote
laat for Governor in 1883 was 49,
7l0 which shows falling of in the
The vote OF 9.228. The Democratic
vote in 1888 was 1929 and in 1890
It VAS 1920, a decrease of 949
The Republican vote in 1883 was
1881 and In 1890 IL vac 9<734, q
decrease OF STAT.
Here are the figures:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
CHRISTMAS

Is coming But if you are in
donbt step into the store CT Mrs.
III. q. Houser and examine her
fine stock of holiday goods, such
as wagons, sleighs. sleds. dolls tea
sets, vases, cups aud saucers, &C.,
too many to mention. Fresh can
dies, nuts, raisins. currants. citron,
and cakes. Ard this is not all.
Her millinery department is COM
plete-of course yor want q new
hat or bonnet. She has all kinds !;
and there is no end 10 the flowers,
plumes, velvets, ribbons and plush.
She hassome thing new in corsets.
a full limo of hosiery. Also gloves
aud embroidering silks and zeph-
yrs. In fact almost everything in
tie notion line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
Shelly & Wirgman
planning Mil. Contractors aud
Builders, Plans and Esti-
mates Furnished.

NAE handle Sash. Doors and Blinds
wv oluding Hills pat. inside Sliding
BINDS, aomeihinq new and nice. We keeF
% hand, Flooring Siding, and q variety Of
AouldiDgs and inside 6nish, 10 hard or
soft wood.
We GTe 0LSO AGENTS tor
sugines' Saw-mills, Ac az manufactured
BY he Aultman- Co. whose rsouta.
ion is too we'll known 10 need comment.
We Wsnt, and pay cast Tor good
tcleaq lpmber.
ZONE snd zee us, OF write 10 us, All
inquiries chesrfuliy answeged.
SHELLY \ WIxGMAN.
Romuey, Nay 2, 1890
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28

The Old Fields hunters killed two
deer last week. big Ike Vanmeter
killed a small one Wednesday,, and
Thursday Ike Newton Vanmeter
killed fine large one. The many
friends of Mrs Sydney Seymour will
regret 10 hear OF her misfortune. Ten
days or more ego, she was In the
yard sweeping when her dress caught
on a stump throwing her TO the
ground aud injuriug one CT her hips
severely. Mrs. Seymour is an old
lady, being in her END year. and her
friends sre afraid the accident may
90 pretty hard with her. On last
Saturday night Mrs. Arthur Cum
ningbam and her oldest daughter
were badly burned. As we under
stand IT,, the little girl was sick IN
the night and got up and was about
the fire-place, when her night clothes
caught FIRE. Her screams quickly
brought Mr.. and Mrs. C. to her as
sistance, who wiki much difficulty,
put out the FIRE. The result was the
child was badly burned about the
body and limbs; but il is not
thought to be dangerous. Mrs c
was also very severely burned on both
hands and one limb.-Mooreficld Err
dWifler.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28

LEADERsnIrs AND PoLIclEs.-T The
leadership of Maine men appears to
be disastrous TO the republican party
In 1884 Mr.. Blaine led 1t TO disaster
and in 1890 Mr.. Reed did It like
service. In 1888 Dir. Harrison. q
Western man with an Eastern policy
won on the electoral vote but fell be.
HAD on the popular vote. The cleo
toral vote in the long run follows
tie popular vote. Should 1t catch
up with IL by 1892 some hopes will
be blasted.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
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