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wa jLEsALE PRICE CURRENT
Groceries. Etc.

Reported by Davenport.6 Morris.i
Bf00ms-Two strings, SOC. 10 SLID; tire,
strings. Sl.4O To- 81; four strings. Sl.9O q
/ $3.50. i've strings, $3.50. Market on all
| grades has advanced fully 10 per cent.
Bostet-Wil Sl.lj 10 Sl.30 per nest
split SD 90 Zoe. per dozen.
canned Tcm1t0eS-Ihree pounds, pei
dozen, SD 20 soc.
Canned C0rn-Iwo pounds, por dozen
20 90 SOC.
Terfia0s-R0o, half barrel. S2.7j % $3.50:
North Carolina cut, per barrel, $500 % So
gross. per barrel, $500 % $40. Market
strong for reliable good fish properly
packed.
Rice-Carolina, 3 TO &C.; Rangoon, 4kc.
S0ii-lNerpo0l, from store, Sl.5J;
ground alum from store, per sack, Soc, 10
$780, Market unchanged.
Nu0urs- Gmnulated, s. ; c0nfectiOners'
a. 9-i6c.; soft A. 6c. 20 & sc; 40. /, &C..
NO. ., 55sc; so. 3, 55sc; extra 30. 4, 55sc.
Icu-Biack. - 10 50c.; Jolong, % 70
j0c.; gnpowder. ID to ojc.
C01ec-Oneeighthc cent higher; Rio, l6l5
90 Zlc.; Laguayra, 1917 TO 204c.; Java, -
o. &c. Receipts very small, as we'll as
available supply iu Rio re. higher.
Duckcfs-Palnied. TIVE hoops, SLID (;
three hoops. sl.5O. Stronger advances.
IGiiOIC-ic.
L0rd-pure. 1s<c.; pressed. 5jzc.
M0i0sSfs-Extra, hOgshead, 10 70 l5c.;
barrels. Is 90 &c.; genuine golden syrup
Der gallon. % t0 32c.; New Orleans prime
To choice, IS 90 Doc.
S00p-W ashing, 81 20 &C.; per pound
Country Produce.
Reported hy Spnfley Overbey. Commis-
sion Merchants. l2O6 Cary street,
ADDies-Ch0icc, $3.50 10 $500; prime,
$500 10 1925; poor % good, Sl.JO % 500.
B0c0U-N irginia hams, choice old, loo.
per pound; new hams, small. Is TO lfc.; new
hams, large, n 70 Pc; sides, 81 10 &C.;
shoulders, % Sc.
Bc0as-Cn0ice navy, Sl..5 20 $500.
Black Eye Pe0s.-Sl.l5 % S2.O9.
Beesu0r-20 90 bic. per pound.
broom Cores % BE-.
Bucki0hc0t-3c. 10 SIC.
Butfcf-N iTginia creamery, 20 10 2lc.;
family packed (Nirginial, II % lyc.; choice
yellow, store packed (Nirginia), 10 % llc.;
store packed, mixed color and sweet, Is 10
l5c.; store packed. common % fair, . 10 lVc.
Cdb50ge-ier 100, IS 10 s..
Eggs-ln crates (ircsh), II 30 &c.; in
boxes and barrels, ~ 10 l24c.
Lire Poultry - % 2cc.; mixed
cOops, - 10 &c. Chickens. spring, large,
10 % &c.; small, Toto l2c. Ducks, 20 10 vOc.
Turkeys, . 10 lOc. per pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch ( Co., bankers
and brokers, 30. iii Main street.

NEW YORK.. March l2.-Ihe ma ref was
very dun to-day, strong until noon. Weak
er until . O'Clock. and then very sirou. JOE
deed on Boston information. tlal at i1-i
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy la4 bought
control Of 4. B. a. y. for which j. .E. long
been morally but not legally ,esQ0llih.c.
This action is naturally expected .0 have ID
very important bearing ON lo Nl.ttu
situation. and in consequence chose people
who knew of the negotiations carly bought
the grangcrs heavily. which accounts i0f 81
good deal of strength in that group o stocks
recently Western Mon made am excel
lent statement for the March 3lst quarter.
and declared the regular diyidcnel The
management of the Louisville New Albany
and Chicago Railroad was completely
changed to-day, its said interest of tie
Pennsylvania Railroad. ST. Pau. declared
3is per cent. ON the preferred as was cN.
pecled. and nothing ON the common We
think that 10 means peace. and The leaders
evidently think SO, the way they turned up
the market This is good news from tle
West, and ought TO advance prices.
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Dressed Poultry II 10 1Sc
f Ducks, 10 10 iac. Chickens g % Tic.
DIied frnil Peaches, peeled. 20 &c.
unpeeled, halves. . Go Be. Apples. Sliced.
10 34c.; quarters. "a t0 &c. Cherries. ult
ted, 20 Sc. Blackbeuies, to 4c. Wh0r
tlebeuies. ! % Sc.
Lqrd-Prime country - to Sc. pei
Oai0as-Per barrel. $3.50 toSLo0.
Orange f0 $3.50.
LcmOnS->l.5l 90 $3.50.
Pesanuts-fancy stock per pound, 8 t06 &C.,
Potatocs-Per bushel, 90 to 75c.; pa
/ barrel, $500 t0 1928.
ho0t-.Ginseng per pound. $3.50; Seneca.
per pound, 80 % 55c.
oee0,-ClOYer, per pound. 81 f0 7c..
Ilmo Ay, per bushel. SLl0t0 $50; Orchard
grass, y Oh Soc. Herds grass, 40 % JOc.
German millct. % 90 gNe.
oum0c-Per 100 pounds. 1-c. t0 So.
WOOL luD-Washed. 3l t0 3Zc. per pound
dnwashed. Die. per pound.
Ntf0w-Compresscd. Too pounds. 90 20
40c.' loose pressed, large bales, i2 to Ace.
feqfhcrs- Prime live goose, 90 90 i2c. per
pound; mixed. ID 90 2sc.
G0mc-Partridges. lD t0 &c.,: rabbits.
I'D 10 loc.; pheasanis, - 90 &c.. yenis0u,
14c.
Horsced-por husheLSI tOSlIO.
H00s-Dressc d. D. tO 5i5c.
Hides-Dry fiinis. light weights. @ 90 &c..
per pound; heavy weights. jilc. per pound:
dry sailed, 54c.; (weJ saltel, 3izc.; green,
&c.
Flour and Meal.
FI0Hr-Richm0nd patent roller family
$3.50 90 So; fancy family. s.: family.
$3.50 to Si,5; choice extra. $3.50 90 $3.50,
extra, 1925 % $3.50; luo. $3.50 20 3d..
NcQL-City, per bushel, 5jc.; country soc.
Nil Feed.
shipstuh. per ton. Si4.
Brownstun- per tom, $3.50.
Bran, per ton, $1,000 90 $3.50.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. Etc.
Cemenf-Uni0n, per barrel. sl.5l. R0son-
dale. Sl.5j 20 Sll0; James River Sl.25 %
S1.3O.
Limc-3ocklanl. per barrel, 2f10 go
SLID; Anchor, fLoj; N.Ycri0n. SL0j; SCI;
Virginia lines. Hlc. t0 So.
Il0sfcr-Lump. 81; ground, $3.50 90 81,
Calcined plaster. 5l.o5 to sl.lj.
Iron. Steel faiis, Etc.
Ir0a-America refined. on Dominion
bar, per pound for standard sizes. i-lIe.:
English and American sheet. 5i6 tl 1lIr..
swedes hammered. = t0 Be-; hoop. % lisc.
N0iA-Old Dominion, standard size.
S2.2j; steel. S2.3j.
Walker horse-shoes, 50; mules. SIS.
Hay. Oats and straw.
H0y-No. 1 Timothy, per TON, $3.50 90
Sli.Ol; SO. y. $40 fO $3.50; mixed, 90 To- $ll:
Virginia clover, SD t0 t1l.
O0fs-Baled, sii f0 SD.
Shncks-Balel, 80 i0 G0o.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc.
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Messrs. Baldwin & Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch a Co., as follows:
CHICAGO. Mar. -Nheai-At the open.
ing 10 was dun, none pressing for sale, and
apparently not much wanted. Later Ie-
norts from Michigan stated 900 out Of 70o
renortod damage 10 crop. Eight loads were
REPORTED taken for export IA New York,
from 1889 20 1917. very large amount Of
short wss covered. Hutch being the prin.
cioal seller. His sales were very large. and
satisfied al the demand, after which the
market dropped back "a The rally toward
close was caused by Hutch calling big lot
Of wheat on calls purchased last night. An
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II " : :" T-TT7T
NEW YORK. Star. ll.-Mmcy closed 81
3d.. per cent. Exchange steady; posted
rates. $50 N l.1. actual rates, 4Slst0 is2
for sixty days. and ASIA "a ji. for demand
Governments steady; currency o.. lil
Dido
Iae stock market was dun thi, morning
but the tome wa. firm. and O. majority of The
Dist were lraciionlliy higher az midday than
they closed last night. ln The afternoon the
market was more active and prices grad.
ullh advanced i0 iha close. All the gram
ror stocks were lm. THE closing prices
were generally the best oi tle day, and as
compared with last nights figures. showed
advances ranging from i to ID. per cent.
I0.day's sales amounted tO 30, 44j shares.
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effort was made 90 close wheat at 500 with
ont success. offerings being large, and we do
not call close particularly large. We take
but very little stock in these damage IT,
ports. We believe 10 is very likely generally
favorable weather in the future 10 Weld a
good crop. Liverpool easy at I'd. lower.
Corn has been steady all day. Nothing
new on the situation. Liverpool steady and
unchanged. Oats fairly active and within
narrow limits. Provisions duh but frmer
tli, morning. The fear Of manipulation
-fiiI hangs over the market, and Armour
talks and acts bullish, and undoubtedly
viii work the market up % get out a line.
We see nothing 20 change our position, bat
we may see some higher prices. We advise
sales. Twenty-Five thousand hogs to-mor-
row. Curb, 1s3s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
sIANOARO FOR ovEs AALF cENIuaY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart
burn, flatulency, Collie, and an Diseases o
the stomach; C0siireness. Inflammation
Darrhps, PILES. and Diseases ofihe Bowel.
Congestion, Bili0usness. Jaundico. Nans-s
Headache, Gildiness, Nervousness. Wan.
dering Pains, Malaria. Liver Complaint
and an Diseases arising from a G0rgod and
Sluggish Liver They clean the mnc0u.
GOATS. reduce gorred or congosted condl.
tons, break up stubborn complications. Do.
store free. healthy action o. the orgiu-. and
give the system chance 70 recover tone
and strength. They are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE. Mar l2.-COttm nominal:
mIddling. llesc. Flour active but un-
changed. Nhcat-e0utheru steady; Fullz.
1,nelc.; L0ngbeTy, sO0 sjc.: Western
steady: $50. 2winier. red. spot. and March.
go .en sZt.c. (Orn->Outhem steady and
quiet. white. 5lN39c.: yellow. 3jN3ll4c.;
Western easy; mixed spot and March. % !
0aistc. Oats firm and unchanged; South
om and Pennsylvania, 2l1 3lc.; Western,
white. 2gH3Oc.; do. mixed. 2lu2Sizc.;
graded $50. % white, Doe. Rye nominal
primo OBJ choice. 5jU51c. Provisions firm
and unchanged. Petroleum unchanged ;
refined. isc. Coffee strong; Rio cargoes fair,
-H [W2Ji.c Sugar active: a -Of. j-lGH
0s-c. Copper Refined STEADY at 13i. 90
1910. Whisky firm at SlW@Sl1O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, March T., 1890.
OFFERINGS.
SAILS Rrr0RrED 10 SECRETARY.

Nheat-llG bushels.
Coru-h.0UD bushels.
Oafs--.OlO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Mixed, 900 bushels very good
0n private terms. >h0rbcrry. GO bushels
good ~ s2c.; sd bushels good ON private
terms; Al bushels fair at Soc Total sales
of wheat. l50 bushels
orn-White. 900 bushels good al 3,c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding, 1870; low mid
ding 9 &C.; good ordinary, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
svoRBSOLUTELY SAFE

For saio by an Druggists. Price % cis
per h0xi boxes Tor Gj cts; or cent il
maIs postage free. on receipt af price
Dr. J. II schenck a Son. Philadelphia. Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
DR.. sCHEMCK'S
XEAWEED
TONIC
Tsa Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And ail Disorders Of the ri
gesiire Organs. ItislikcvisI
q C0rr0horaiiv8 or Strength
eline Medicine. and may ~
taken with benefit in ali case
0i Debility For Sale hy AL
Druggists Price. 81 mperh0t
tle Dr schenck's New Boob
ou Lungs. Lirfrand Stomach
maiielfree Ailrfss,
Or jH.Schcnck d Son, Phlla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY, Agent
1907 Main Street. Opposite POstofioe.
BANNERS ARD sRosERs.
JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SON
= a n K & r S,
And DEALERS ~
INVESTMENT BONDS,
III MAIN STREET.
1111 MARI STREET.

We make p speciality of nrst-clnss Invest.
mont Securities. which we keep constantly on
hand for sale Co FIDuCiAWEs, TRUST
FUNDS. AND INVESTORS GENERALLY.
STATE. CITY, AND RAILROAD BONDS
for same at market rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

Reported by John l.. Williams & SOP
bankers and brokers, 40 III Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
On. ScHENcKs
PULMONIG
SYRUP
VIII euro
COUGHS, COLDS,
And All Diseases oftha
THROAT Ann fuNrr

10 is pleasant % the fssf..
anidoesn0tclniainar1rfifi8
OF opium or anything i1iuri-
ous. Itisthe Best Cough Mai-
icinein the World. For Saia
ly aii Druggist. Price elN0
rarl0file ur.sohenck's Book
0n Consumption aniits Cure,
mailed ilee. Aiirass
Of.l.h.schenck & Son. Phil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

Ouo-haIfrercent t per cent? commission
allowed t0 bankers and Brokers. fel0-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
ELIXIR BA.BEK.

Preventive against Mlasmatc Diseases. A
safe and positive cure for MALARIA, FEvEH
and AGUE in an its forms. Contains mo-
quinine or arsenic. Absolutely vegetable
compound. For sale al druggist fry cents
a bottle. Trade supplied by PURCELL. LADD
& CO.. BODEKERhHos. n2O-3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

IIr,a- cfDcNiN ia the most
N lAllLAo elegant Preparation
ilr tho ladies Toilet,
nr arlfhn furlstrfmely
|IUl for Chaps. Clafos,
swhurn and Tan.
rl Im Price. 25 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13
RICHMOND, Va, March IL, 1879.
FIRST BOARD.

l2j shares Virginia state Insurance COM
pauy at 24Jz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-13

IL Is Piece from the First Hallway West
OF the Alieghanies-A Fatal Accident
Causes Tho Management 20 Substitute
Horse Power for steam.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
County News.

CAPoN BllD z. AUG. 12-Very
little has transpire1 during the
week OF an unusual character. con-
scqnenilv my report Will he brief.
learn that Mrs Riely's house oc-
cupjed also by Phentou Rely on
Cold-stream, was burned on the
9Th; contents mostly saved. The
property was insured.
Mr.. IlunteLerry and lady, from
Winchester are spending a few
days here. Mr.. II has car ght quite
'ot Of Pass and some very fine
ones during his sojourn. Rev.
Ioman and Nr ID. w. Ogleshee
have been capturing some occa-
sionally. The latter tells us he got
hold OF one TIE other day that
snatched bis reel from him twice
ard surged his pole till it nearly
broke, and he was so excited he
cannot tell whether it pulled him
IN the water or be fell in, but the
fiji made his escape (all tie same.
Oh ! II must have been a whale.
TRY 1t again, Mr. Oglesbeo.
The building operations Of the
new church has suspended for the
present for want OF building ma
terial.
MIR Stump has completed the
lower end Of his road as far as Ca
lon Bridge vhicl he is now reg air,
ing. HIS work j. giving entire
satisfaction. lie is the right man
i'll tie right place.
1t Is still dry tere and very little
Prosi Get fer rain; every thing is
wanting rain, and if 1t docs not
cone soon our fall crops VIII l'o q
failure. GuMp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

hscsuss he wasn't 10 blame, perhaps
bee 8use no camp ant was made
don't know why.
There Is nothing Ike fgh,ing the
devil ri b fir. The on!v argument
uncer IeaYeH thst ;nushs can ua-
deis'aud is a br ken heat, the jill. or
the penitcUtiary. They carry knives
and pistols. but they get discourage I
when they find on, that they arc not
the only persons who are Supplied
with sneh tools and ere not sfraid To
use them P4xton's experience has
demonstrated one thing W ich o her
ruilians can remember with profit
namely. that sny row6y uhJ expects
to Gu up n his pace, aud get off
by fesis ing TIE flic.rs. will have
half the population Of the iowa to
outlun ara whip before lie can do 70.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Gen. Walker not Coming.

The following LITTER from General
Walker TO the proprietor OF this pa
per Was received Monday:
WYTuEyILLE, Aug. Q, 1890.
I'm in receipt OF y ur favor Of
Aug. At md delayed replying in the
vain hope that could he with my
old comrades 10 Romney on the l4th
and 18th inst. My son Is lying dan
gerously III with tyE hold fever and is
worse this morning, so that we lca-
the wOrs'. Even should he recover.
the crisis Of his disease will not he
passed for week 20 como. hui his
physicians say it will not do for me
TO leave LoneJ as his case may ter
inmate fatally a; ony time VIII
you kindly notify the "Cpufe lcrate
Soldiers Association thai I cannot
be with them and the cause thereof ?
fous very sincerely
JAMES \. WALKgH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
It's an Absolnta Fant

and an every doy occurrence, if not
with your self It's win Your neigh
Dor or else your neighhor's neiehbur
Ihat you 90 TO your store, and ash,
Tor some hing or an other, and ore
told by tie merchants, Il am sorry
but vc orc just out, will have 10 IN
such md such a tmo." that time.
some times OF seldom ever comes.
The result is, YOU arc sept wsiting
THE IS Heger the cese when YOU clll
ON or wriic u, J. Geo. Hermann
No. li3, Baltimore Sire &. Cumbcr
WHY tiete is bOttp tbe state, outside
81 Baltimore citv. store as well
s'ockci IS Mr.. lis IS. his et1cs ia
complete IN cyery respect. 10 also
mokes great many OF bis own prep
ara'ions. w3 will mention = fow, and
all Of which arc &C tie very best. they
arc active AMI Efficient for their in,
tended purposes His Compound
S7yup OF Il1lrhou0I ani Tor Tor
coughs, code, &c There is noting
bette made. Liver pills are not sur
passed by any ma3c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

Boys Working and Fine Boots ana
Shoes, also, heir stock il particularly
fuli. while tue prices asked for these
goods are so small as 10 hardly see D.
SUFFICIENT 10 pay for the rnaieria.s u.,d
In their manufacture. We would I'd
vie our readers not TO purchase their
winter boots and shoes until they have
had On opportunity 10 inspect tho
splendid assortment from which they
may select a. Vogel & Dehler's. Tie
proprietor and salesmen ale gentle
man y and courteous; anyone can
buy hy msii as Cbesp'y IS in pers o.
and special ,ti1r;s VIII te male to
please t6oa" who 10 prefer 10 do
their sh"fPi'g "a tIis way. Look out
lJT new at. u a. re- <.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
a Reliable House

We begin ia this issue ar adver.
t.sem,rt r1r M,s,rs Voscl d Dehlcr,
The One Price Boot d Shoe dcac-s.
st Cumberland This Grm is already
we'll aud favcrrb'y knoAn by large
number OF our people, AMI it,s rortle
convenience Of their many patrons in
Hampshire tibet 10 has conc uIcd 10
advertise IN this paper. AZ their
mammJ.h establishment, Np.2g Bat
lmor5 -. Mgssrs Voscl d Dehler
uuqueslionahly nos have on hand
the largest. G9ost and chcapcs, stocS
Of Boots. Shoes. Slippers, cfc. ever
seen in Cumberland. All their
goods aro boueh, in immense lots, 81.
rect from the manufactures, and thus
the pr, ft Of the middle mar, or job
bCt, IS saved 90 tho consumer. The
6rm make q specially or L1dies' Fine
Shoes, of which tUoy hayc several
makes that are noted Tor their wear
ing qualities, as we'll as for heir beau.
81 aud chcapuCss IN Mems and
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

important, consisting only in the ex-
cheDge OF some awkwarI swearir,
anu sODeshat personal eollonui.ie
l'ms ny two country nigrers. whose
profanity ard slrBg. owing IN
lheiF Task Of travel and exnerierc.
were OF rather antiaoa,ed a,d ~,
lHterest'r z description. Our enter
pIise IN 'he discovery ard coll.c,io,
%' news IS Sell-kpowu, ami since
,heSe sSearers' conventions sepn tn
nave come 10 stay. we rropose N
give our readers an account of tbem
as citen ns We may deem the rroeqe.
oings worthy OF mention. Then. too
u i nome neHsJ and there is great
uemand for that kind IF intelligence.
zee me new advertisement in this
Issue o. Mr.. n. Prices lannon's
faslion Bazar at 1913 Baltimore
street, Cumberland, Md. There Won
VIII had Ihe latest New YORK I'm.
non and Paris fashions in ladies'
Hats and Dresses, Trimmings. and
Millinery Goods of every variety
Mrs. Price numbers among her cus-
toners the most fashionable and or.
Scllhg ladies' OF Cumberland. and Of
this "iole section, aud yet IL !, ns.
tonisbing to see what a small sim
Wi buy nice hat or bonnet at her
establishment. Purchasing her ma
Ter ais IN large quantities aod for
cash, she can afford u sell for less
'h'n smaller dealers are compelled
10 chnrge. She desires to Thank her
rUmtroCs irmreLi-e niani. fo,
e'r Ilh,ra rl.rDnaEc, and To assure
them that all orders sen. her will
nave p'ompt and cireiul personal
Itttn ion as soon "a r, ccivei.
The following items &c county
court business escaped u: attention
asst week:
Sheriff settled with the county
there being due the couny from him
S2,l6i .53. The county levy was
liked at 20 cents on the 500. of
which cents is for repairs to- ilil,
etc. The levy in the different dis,
trcts is as follows: Cor, 20 Gems:
Il oomery, 80; Canon, 33!; sherman.
40; Springfield. 20; Rumaev, l2B,
NM Gre X, 10. An extra levy OF
lGS and "a cents was laid in Rom.
ney and Springfield districts, rcspec
lively, to pay interest on ri rosd
Dol DIS.
Al tho papers Of tHe country are
publishing, as netting wonderful.
IN item To tie effect that Kentucky
woman has paii d,bt OF $1,000.
which was barred by ,ha statute Of
limitations. That's nothing. Capt.
David Pngh, Of this county, urce paid
loo security money under precise
| Y sim' circumstances. AT least
SO we were Told by che Of our law
yeis year or so ago. And the Cap.
tain vas not rich, like the Kentucky
woman, either.
Mr.. ed Panc,ke returned S ,turlly
from Mnr'insbnrg, where he was
foreman of the United States Jury
lie soYs great many men were tried
Tor violation Cf tie e'octjcn laws,
tut only one of them wa- COW 'cicf.
Iha' one was found guilty. IF voting
y c uple Of fl a'ers' at two off rent
precincts, and Judge .ar kson s.id ht.
would let m CfT casy--he w,ul finn
him only SI5O0! lie monty wa
pad.
Mc7srs. c. r. W.rgm1n and j. +.
Arnold, having rented the Wilson
mil, arc repairing the dam AMI max,
M other ImrToy- pen's of the iron.
| oT'v, aid will on be rpafy tn ra.
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Festival

Tho young ladi Of Three Church.
cs will hold their annual festival at
Nr. }. w. Ihomp7on's August 18Th
aud 29.h. The proceeds to b. used
in repairing the churci out ide, as
those Of last year, the inside. All are
cordially invited TO attend, and o
pleasant time promised t. a | who 4 ,
s., for the Young la lies o'ton exceed
and never fall below what they prom.
Use, at Three Churches.
BIZ OrRer # he Comm Wee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 8.-A sub
stantlal movement is on foot, II
mong our entCrprisirg mer., 10 raj e
d fund suiiicieu TO enlarge our CO.
metery and pat good fence a.
round II. Any one seuing this.
VITO has friends buried Il ere. e
hope wiIIre pond literally whether
he is called on personally by tie
committee or not.
a party Of gentlemen, consisting
Of Rev's LlIe and w. +. Locke,
Ncssrs John Martin, Jr., WIN. r
Wilson, Newton anu X +. Gu,h.
RE, attended AIleghenev Grove
camp meeting last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. DR. Griffith returned Fri.
day from a few wees s visit i'm Fac.
tern Md. She was accompanied
by her sister,in-luw, Miss Sallie
Griffith and Mss IILtchins, OIL
Friendship, Md.
Mrs Mary Thompson and daugh.
ter, Miss EsteIla, with two smaller
children, OF Illinois, are The guest.
OF Mr.. Foreman Tay lor on South
Branch.
Miss Mamie Stump, of Virginia
and Miss Lillian IIoJgsoo anc
brother, Of Cumberland. are IL,
guests Of Nr. Robert Parker a
Pleasant Retreat.
Miss Miranda Washington re,
turned last Monday from an ex-
tended visit at Kearneysville, w.
Va.
Mr. De Wirgman, of Romney
and a lady friend wero in towI
Su lday
Miss Susie RannelIs Is spendiua
the week at Mr.. Jacob a dams.
EI~ECG
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Sill I'm Fnunr

The Great N1tOnal Sport Base ball IS
siill 10 favor with the people and ibe play.
ers ihcmsg.ves are still i1 favor az one of
The most popular things connected With mo
game, 01 cvrliilci In The following state.
mcnt Nor fisiown. Pa June. 1880 CO..,
ih- uudersiRned cheeriuly recommend ST.
Jacobs uil 90 ell Base hall rIsvcfs having
used % ior muscular rheu msti5m aud strain
OIL back, and guarantee Il - perfect euro
J ". OWENS,
21d Bssrmen. Iorristown, p g. G..