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Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09
"a. KRUG,

No. ESQ 8. Olive St, Near 7th,
Learned hisAbusiness thorouehly in Germany
from 1910 toy 1850, and has kept drug store
in California hSost Of the time since. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded. Prices as reason
able as possibleA 1O-3-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09
Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, October 8.-Wool-Firm;
Montana, 1924; Territory 1924.
BOSTON, october 7.-Territory wools continue
active with sales of fineon scored basis 6O@62;
fine medium at 5000 and medium $50
81 Txas AID California and Oregon wool s
selling at previous prices.
NEW YORK, October g. Wool firm,
domestic fleece 3l@39.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09
A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and of ease and
acts in harmony with nature to effectually
cleanse tn esystem when costive and bilious.
For sale in soc. and 800 bottles by leading
druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09
A. H. hudson,
PRACTICAL WELL-BORER

Wells bored on Mort notice. Best work for
the least money AHdress.
A. X hudson, Station X.
Or, apply to ]. f. NOTEBOOK, manufacturer
OF well pipe, $40 Tequena st, /. A. 8-30-lm
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09

Both Surprised and Pleased
Are the mothers, when they see their boys fitted
out in neat school suit, at So SO, such as sold
by Mullen Bluett Il Co. 1O-7-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09

*Daily. tDaily except Sunday NSundays only
ED. CHAMBERS, Ticket Agent,
First-street Depot.
CHAS. T. PARSONS, Ticket Agent
129 North Spring street,
Depot at foot of First street. f23
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-09
Pacific Coast s. s. Go.

GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., GENERAL
VI Agents, San Francisco. Northern routes
embrace lines for Portland, Ore.; Victoria,
c.. and Puget Sound, Alaska, and all coast
points.
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Escaped from jail.

% Monday afternoon, VIM H., ines.
agel l6 years, who vas in ] .il at tb q
place awaiting sentence for larceny
Of $40 from a letter in;rusted TO his
care while he W - sc;,ng as mail.
carrier. asked and rec ived permits.
sion TO go out into the jal yard 70.
exercise. L. so happened tha, the
door OF the add ton to the jail lead.
ing through The wall to the street,
vas open; and Haines, seeing this,
waited until he was un deserved and
hen epped through the opening
and lett for parts unknown. 1t was
some minutes before his escape was
found out, and then jailer Polling
started in pursui', taking the road To
Haines' home on jersey NJ. The
officer spent the rest of the aiternoo
ald part Of the night in trying t.
trace the fugitive, hut To no pup
anil early Tuesday morning lie ca mo
back To- town without him. Sam
Pice says Haines wanted him to
l,ave, too, but ills Plice refused to
do
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
A Mail Carrier and a Mar
riage.

Old man Adam Hssenfluck, the
veteran mail carrier, is back on the
Mooreield-WarlensviIe route again.
The old man has wide reputation
for promptness and is ore of the
hest mail carriers who ever carried a
sack. He has a regular hour to
start. a certain gait, and never varies.
You can set your watch by him. as
the boys say. He never stops Cd
the way, and q person having any
busi ess with him must 90 his va
and talk rs he gees -. On last Sun
day MIR. Wheat married a couple IN.
der rather romantic circumstances
About two miles this side Of Shilo
Cone OF his appointments) he met a
lady and genth man in a buggy
who after a pleasant good day ex-
pressed their desire OF being lined
IN the holy bonds OF matrimony.
there in the rain-under an umbrella.
perh"ps-wilh only one witness, Mr..
Anderson, they were made man and
vile. They we're Mr.. Luther Orn-
dorff and Miss Annie Rudolph
daughter OF Mr.. Jacob Rudolph. who
lives about ak miles dowa tie river.
M0Orrfi,h Era miner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23

are: T J Msgrudcr, C r Diep.. TT
riscburne, George r Hill n
Mc"horter and A L Pugh.
Rev DR. A @ TIsyeos d. Of Shelf
He'll. Alabama. and Rev DIR q p
Fitzgerald. OF NasLvilla. Tennessee.
have been elected bishops OF the NJ
+ Church South
IL 10 said that John b wen, color :
Ell. the murderer 81 Frank Hestwo!e
.ied recently in the peni,en,isry al
Noun dsville
VIM Mains show, the hes, Tor the
; re that ever visited Romnev, will
ne here on the Both inst. Admission,
% cent?.
The II Il Nj & G llorse.greeders'
Asst cia' ion will meet in Rou ney on
June 3
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Steve e lkins' Father.

We saw In Cumberland Sa' urdsy a
man who probably dit as much to
defes, Blaine and eloci Cleve and in
1884 as any one person in the Unired
States. IL was Samuel Elkins, the
father Of Stephen b. EIkins, Henry
G.. Davis son -iD-law. In the cam
Iaign Of 1884, il will be remembered,
stephen b. was charm Of the re.
publican national committee, and he
and Blaine bad their headquarters at
Geer Park. Now, il is we'll known
that every move contemplated by the
rel unlicaDs in that campaign was
Immediately made known to the dem
oc;ats sna ctcckIsted as seen as
attempted. But il was not until af-
ter The election OF Cleveland that the
manner III which they obtained pos.
session Of the repub leans campaign
secrets was found out. Ii was then
told rs joke too good TO keep, that
while the great Maine statesman and
his artful lieutenant from New Mex.
leo were laying their plans In the
hotel al Deer Park The old man,
Sanue', red-hot democrat, had an
expert stenOgrspher and telegraph
operator concealed in The house, who
took down the consulta ions of the
two conspirs,ors verbatim and forth .
With dispatched them to the demo
cratic Daiioua' c "a mi.'e &c in New
York. The result was n democratic
victory In November. The chagrin
of Stephen b. at thus being outwijted
by the cd man may be Unsigned.
and il is safe 20 say tile la ter uld
not now easily get fsoft snap
in the STATE Department, il he
wanted II. The knowledge OF the
important part be played in the cam.
Paign OF 1884 caused us
to notice tie old gentle man
closely, but we found him com
mon place looking enough. with
nothing Of the sharp lo1k in his
face which we expected TO zee the. @.
He s., apparently. about - years
Of age, not of heavy build, and per.
haps 3 feet ! j inches in height. His
face has a satisfied aud rather benev.
client expression, and be is quiet in
manner and has but little To say.
He wore q short gray beard snd mus
Iacho lie bad on blue suit, some
What worn, and was a man that Bou d
attract no special attention in q
crowd. No wonder The ssLute chair.
man OF the republican national com
mittee ever suspected any danger
to bis well-laid plans from his inDo-
cent looking old father. Net many
people would have done Sc. Never
theless, in view OF the fact that The
r'doubiable Stephen proposes to run
Tor Congress in this district, we would
commend The services Of bis veneIs-
bic sire to our congregational exsCu-
tive committee
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
l.. M. SHEPHERDS

Gentle spring has cpmc again anil
with 1t our st, re is r,splendcnt with
al the choice goods that are to be
fnund in frst-class cry stnro. Our
Dress Goods department is Fl led with
. beautiful line Of
Cashmere.
lIenrie'tas, &c.
French and Domestic
Gi0gbams, and Sa'tecns
in endless variety.
We call special attention to- our
large limo OF Straw Mot'iogs-just
think Of 30 yds good Mating only
s. 90.
The largest and best selected stock
o' Body Brussels, Tapestries Three
~, Ezra Super and Iugrain CAR
PETS u be found on side Of a large
city.
VD)n'G forget the place.
J.. NJ. SHEPHERD,
lls BALTIMORE ST.
CUMBERLAND MD
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It's an Absolute Fact ,

and an every day occurrence, If not
with your self tits with your neigh.
Dor or else your neighbours De'ghbor
mat you go to- your store, and ask
tor some hing or an o'her, and are
told 10y the merchants, Il am sotry
bat NC are just nut, will have il in
such and such a time" that time.
some times or seldom ever comes.
The result is, you are Kept writing =.
This IL necer the case when YOU call
on or write IN, J. Geo. Hermann
No. l43, Baltimore Street, Cumber
why there is notin the State, uuLside
Of Baltimore city. n store as we'll
stocked as Mr.. lis is. his stock ia
complete IN every respect. lie also
makes a great many OF his own prep.
ara'ions, We will mention a few, and
all OF which are Of the very best. they
are active and efficient for their in.
tended purposes. His COMPOUND
Syrup OF Hosrhound and Ter for
coughs, colds, &c. There is nothing
bette made. Liver pills are not sur
passed by any made.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23

A GOOD POSITION.

To ladies and gentlemen who desire 10
make money rapidly We 1ffer a spleu did OF
por'unity. We have q large number of a.
gents IN. king from four to eight dollars per
day selling PIC, ures of JEFFERSON Davis for
which there is great demend every where.
IL you are already an agent, no matter what
you ale ceiling you should carry our pic
iuTes. You will he surprised 10 see how ra-
pidly they sell. Our outfit consists OF fou-
different styles OF pictures, three Of Mr. Da.
Wis and one OF Henry w. Grady, size lIrl4
in. and sell for City cents each We have
The finest steel engraving which Mrs. Davis
says is the best likeness she has seen Of her
late lamepted husband, size IL Y Is inches
price So go Outfit complete consists of all
the above mentioned pictures worth s. 90
bat will be sent 10 those only who mean bu.
siness for 81 This includes the fine steel
eng raviug with fame end glass. We also
have outfits for 81 co but il will pay you to
have the best This is great opportunity to
make moGey and you should order at once
or write for particulars.
We pay agents 60 per cent commission
and allow them 10 collect before returning
our money on regular orders for pictures.
p. ). Pictures Of either Jefferson Davis
or Henry W. Grady album siso 8 cents, both
sent TO any address for names OF 2 agents
and silver dime or postage stamps. All
questions cheerfully answered
DAVIS MEMORIAL CO..
9O7 Main Street, Dallas Texas.
April IL, 1890.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
He Does a Big Business.

e Edwards, the great Wholesale Boot
and Shoe Hat and Trunk dealer Of Cunbsr =
land, has enlarged and remodeled his m-r, :.
moth etore on Baltimore street, AMI ia ma.
oy ways rendered IL moro coum )diois aud
better adapted to the needs Of his enormo
and constantly increasing business and SO
we'll and with suCh excS llent taste have The i'm.
rrovements been made, a. to make the build
ing not Only one Of the finest establish nee Is
Of tie kind in Maryland. but q place we'll
worth visiting merely as one OF the sights OF
the city. BY means OF an immense skv-
light, tie great salesrooms are thoroug bly,
ventilated and the quality CT goods can be
seen rs readily IS out.of doors. His Trunk
department especially is large and clegau.
q sleek as few dealers even % cities like Bal
rmore and Washington would have the
nerve TO handle AS the visitor enters til e
great room. he finds himself surrounded by
apparently countless numbers OF trunks, sat
chefs nd travelling bngs, Of all sizes, shapes
and qualities, from the smallest to the Iarg-
est. aid from the cheapest TO The best makes
known TO the trade. Long lines OF them
stretch from one end TO the other OF tie im.
mense apartment and at the ends and along
the sides great stacks Of them rise 10 the CELL
ing. Truly, il must have tAkel q whole
freight train 10 haul them there, aud one
may well wonder how n the world they are
ever to be sold. But Mr. Edwards will at.
tend TO that lie knows his business be
knows what the people want, and what
ready money will do. THIS is shown by an
inspection OF the other departments of his
store. where the g. me enormous, apparently
reckless, outlay OF capital is observed as ia
the one we h,st described The space set
part for Boots aud Shoes, HAt,, SC, is even
larger than that allotted to trunks, and the
variety from which purchaser may select
.s simply eGdle But in all this greet as
sortnea' there is not an article with the
value and special merits of which Mr.. Ed.
wards is not peril city familiar. They are
all bought in immense quantities direct from
the man ufactursrs. and at The lowest figures
spot cash can command Aud this ia the
secret OF 8. J. Edwards success. While 9th.
er dealers complain of hard times and worse
luck, aud idly cit, reciprocaiing the vacant
stare that bears upon them from every shelf
and counter. his business is ever fodtishiug
and Lis salesrooms thronged With patrons
such lie the reward OF merit, aud Of csrefal
provision for the wants OF buyers place
where people can get goods for less than they
are worth will slwsys attract purchasers.
even in The dullest times ; and such place
ia Edwards
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Will Fun a Steamboat.

We we're Informed Friday that the
Panns, lvsnisns who are getting out
bark. crOss-tiss, &C., ON High Kn1b
intend To get them TO market by
means Of small steamboat which
they will commence running on the
river In week or go. II il ssid that
they have already purchased the en-
ginr for this craft, which will shortly
he brill. L, Ill he made rs long az
my he TO be ea'ily captrol c.. and
very narrow. The bark will be Ia :
ken to Pew Paw. but the cross les
and lumber will he nrlosded st q
point on the river mile or two he
low town, where saw mill will he
started. The engine will he needed
only 10 take The boat beck up the
Branch, after floating down loade l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Census Enumera.ors,

Below will be found a list Of cep-
sus cnumerators for Hampshire. Har.
Nv. Grant ard Ninctal counties.
The appointments were made by Su.
perintendent Bowers,of Martinsburg,
last Friday.
HAMPsHIEE County: + mer Bow
ers, B.oomery. SW Andersen. Ca
capop. Alfred Ii Pownall, Sherman.
C n Hiett, Gore. William D Scar.
Ian, Springfield. William s Purgi',
Mill Creek. w w SIickley, Rom
nov.
MINERAL County: James w
Crawford. Welton. Samuel L Betke.
bile. Cab n Run. David II Myers,
Frankfor'. Charles + Mers. New
Creek. Kate + Fallon, Piedmont.
Isaac II OFner, Elk.
GRANT COUNTY: b T Cassidy,
Union. JAG c Judy, Mi!lroy, Nor
gan L Sni h, Grant.
HARDY COUNTY: A V Wilson,
MoUrefe!d. Il G Rakcr. Capop
Strother Emswi!er. Lost River. G
Ii Ford, South Fvrk.
The work Of taking the census will
begin on June ~. Ohe frs, being
Sundsy0 sni mus lie completed by
July ]. The u. s. laws impose
heavy fines upon tho,e Who may re.
fuse TO furnish the information call
eel i"r, which the enumerators are
sworn not TO divulge- Now il the
im to guess at the poru alton OF
the county. Judging from the num-
Der OF votes cast al the last presiden.
tial election. (sbout 2.400) and al
loving tor some increase since then
it ought to be in the neig hbor hood
OF ID 500. 1t may fall below this
number. but will hardly, We think,
exceed H.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23

The Quadrepnial Conference OF the
~ J. Church South convened in 81.
L. on "Wednesday morning the Z b
'a' Forty annual conferences are
repre- nlod. The eight bishops are
tr..gut, n,melyj Bishops Kecncr,
WILSON, CRANBERRY. HargrOve, Duns
gan Galloway, Hendricks and Key.
Bsa.p Kecntr presided over The
preliminary preceding and read the
nrc.Iog hymn Bishop Wi'sod read
zoe Bishops Address. Rev DIR w
= Harrison was chosen Secretary.
TIC ministerial delegates from
Che Baltimore Conference are Rev
Do Samuel Rodgers. Rev DR. James 5
5a'dncr, Rev Rumsey Smitbson, Rev
Johu A Kern. Of Randolph. Macon
t-.ese Ese David luush afd Rev
"s'-'. @ Ferguson The laymeu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Tross ESCAPES Iynching i.

S reit Tross. colored, whose sen
'ence Of death for outraging q white
VT man was committed 20 imprison.
mont io7 life, was brought to this
place Tuesday am led eel in jail, as
1t was feared ,La, he would be l., nch.
ed il left at MooreGeld. The party
hat had the negro in charge left tie
latter place at 10 o'clock Monday
night and arrived in Rcmney about
noon the next day. 1t wasnot deem
cd advisable to keep him here any
longer than could be avoided, and 30
he was buried If to Moundsvile on
Wednesday morning. Threats Of;
lyncting him we're freely made ON the
streets while lie was here.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23

The sheriff at once rent word to
the chief of police, Who, with four OF
lis men, vent tn the lower part OF
The city and waited in ambush for
the arrival or tie train. About 2
o'clock tbi. afternoon the train pull
ed into the yard and two strangers
we're seen aboard. They we're or
dcred TO stop. but as the train vas
still moving they could 1t obey. I,
is stated that the officers al once be-
gan 0rirg upon the men. resulting in
wounding John NJ. Glaze. one Of the
e'ra gers, severely Ia the aim. and
rendering hun unable 10 retain his
holt upon The car. lie fell down a
steep emhsnk Tent llndirg in o pile
Of old iron. HE brother, j. r.
0lsZe lie other stranger, went dom
the banS aiso, but Was not thot.
They bo'h stste that . number Gf
shots were fred, and In this are COR
robor ated by the residents Of the
neigbbDrhoud. Both youog men are
sons OF respectable parents, aud live
on the > nth Branch, near Green
Spring. O.e of the young men is a
brakeman on the Prtsburg and Con.
nellsvil!e Rai'ro d and w,s on lis
way accompanied by his brother. to
draw his pay. There is much indig
nation be e vt the action OF tie po-
lice, and the m,tter will be inves'i-
gated by States Attorney Sionn.
We made inquiry concerning this
affair ut Green Spring and Cum.
berland Saturday. sni found that
the above statement of the occur
renee Is about correct. 10th the
young IN n, We heard, will bring sui
for damages
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Two Hampshire Men Shot
in Cumberland.

A dispatch OF Thursday from
Cumberland, nd. says: Sheriff Wal.
ker this morning received a Telegram
from The sheriff OF Msrtinsburg to
look out for the jail.breskerS Who
escaped from that place las! week,
AZ they bad been tracked ss far as
6,f JcLu's Rua, where hey had
boarded freight train going vest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Circuit Court.

Tho Oradoiff assault case. from
CApon springs. visa chang d from frI.
ony to misdemean0r. and the jury dis.
agreed &C IL goes over 10 next court.
The grand jury brought in four
indictments. all fer misdemeanor.
Conrt adjourned from Saturday to
Tuesday afternoon.
cHASCERY.
Guthris vs.. Moreisnd. Cowm'rs repor,
fu1ds paid cut and case dismissed.
i:sioss. &c, vs. q. Names, &c land
ordered cold
~. u. Polling W T f Gulick. Comm rs
report 6led case dismissed.
A Frye Va K. p. Frye Comm'rs or.
dered TO pay out funds
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Decoration Day.

The annual decorate n Of the graves
Of Confederate sold ers will take place
IN Rom;ey on Friday, June The G h,
1890. An add ess will he delivered
at the Court House at IL &C ock OF
said day.
Ban 10 Of music will be in a,ten.
dance.
The Ladie~' Memorial Association
will have L. monsdc served at Court
House. aui the money collected is To
be eel fr The benefit Of the Gene
terry.
We hope the sixth, Memorial Day.
shall he set apart for this object, and
tha' oil may hep us.
NJ. Ii. HEISKELL.
My 20. lS9O. Secretary
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23

Of good books. Mr. Duckvsll calls
especial attention to ''Oar Country"
. remarkable hook. written ny Rev.
josiah Strong. ID. D., sbou: the CEi-
ted S'a'es. present and Prospective,
as rela'ei To be destiny Of the rho'e
word. PRICE ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
No doubt our readers w ] receive
Dir. Linthicnm with their well known
courtesy and hospi Atty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
- ES.v- IES,-s
IA SURPRISE PARTY"

Every one surprised at the hand.
some and large assor ment of Toys.
Candies, Nuts, Fruits and ether Hol-
iday Good, too numerous 10 mention.
Grand opening every day and large
crowds. Also fue Cigars and To.
baccors. Cal! eaIy b, fore they are
all sold as they are gong fast. Don t
orget the place, No. 45, Baltimore
f,reet, Cumberland. Md.
: j. EARSOM.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
Very Important Enterprise.

Rev. J. MEG. DuckEali, Of Burlirp.
ton, has published circular. calling
attention to the great danger that
threatens our homes from the ever.
increasing circulation Of bad books
and papers He proposes TO avert
the evil by supplying our people with
good literature, that will also be at
tractive and cheap. tie has there
fore engaged
MR.. W. X. LINTHICUM,
to canvass Hampshire sod sdjoinipa
counties With carefully selected stock
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
MARRIED..

10 Lafayette, Indiana. at the residence Of
Mr. and hrs. Charles Rsinbardt, on the 7is
iost. Dr. George x Throckmorton 10 Miss
Rosslis Re nhsrdt. Dr. T. So son Of "a
mund 1hfocknorton, Csc Of Romaey, IL
diaas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
The Show Is Coming.

WIn. Main &c CJ's show, which cx-
hibited here on Friday is the bes'
lwcnty five cent show we ever Wit
messed. Mr. Main understands how
to manage a show to p case the peo-
pie and whenever be comes 70 Mid
dlescx he will have full tent. He
promises TO re urn in two ycars. Lu,
It he would come sooner 70 would suit
us better. They peid all their bills
and are squere busin IS men. ii Is,
burg Leader.
We are not 10 the habit Of 'puHlcg'
travelling rcuses that come along,
but he Vim. Nj in & C1's show
which exhibited here Wednesdiy ae-
tcruoon and evening far excellei any
small (and great many Iarge) shows
that ever visited Lcelonia, and - de-
serving Of some commentator. Mr.
Main mus have taken great pains in
selecting such arti-ts As were shown
ia the iing. Every performance was
good. The Gregory family were
unusually fine IN tumbliDg. wire walk
IN, juggling. g'obe dane. NC and
trapczs performance. TIE h.rses
were few, but were well trained,
and Prof. Mays school of dogs was
< cat. The lillle fellows seemed 10
understand every word the professor
uttered u them. The gamblers and
other hangers on that accompany all
shows &C this kind were con ,picuous
ny their absence We cso heartily
recommend Mr.. Msin's rcus az he
Jog worth patronage. Lectonil (O.)
Democrat
This shoE will exhibit in Romncy
May go.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
new GOODS 1890,
.--.

During the next twenty
days we will open a gem
eral line Of new goods for
the Spring trade.
Have just put I'm stock a
new line of Hardware in.
Guiding Oliver Chilled
PEOWs.
- ust reed 2O bushels
nice clover seed, and new
lake herring sc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23
HERE WE AR -!
SPRING 1890.
Clothing at prices that paraIyzes co
Head what our customers say,

COhn that Nead What
New -, -
Truly "
Merchants
to h wi tu ~GTk @Gom
"
M@mu", Va.
S
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w a
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-23

nl-Grea Oue.Pce Family Shoe, and Trunk Store -vs
NO % baltimore street Cumberland, Nd.
NB-sPecial Reduction Ministers all Denominations