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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13

The way to get at the root OF q
thing is to-dig.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13

THEO. Is. ALLEN,
$40 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Purchasing Agent for General Mer-

hoods Cloths blankets
White Goods Conoabes House Furnishing Linens Hosiery,
Spreads Flannels and Muslns Carpets
&c. &c Mems Youths and Boys o hing
Merchant Taloring-amplcs rules
for perfect fit
ES Will Of
sold IN Philadelphia aud nowhere in this goods
medium,
class Houses only nnd
Priced
The smallest order cae toa!l
country nv ti'equ
order or Registered Let {. should accompany order
Address 1HEO b. ALLEN, 9Io Street Pa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
Ill A R Id w A K b

OF domestic end foreign makes selling
ng steady stream OF patronage from Hampshire farmers The
stock includes every article known the trade including magnf
cent line OF Loading and repeating rifles Revolv
ers Fishing Tackle nets Seine Hunting knives su belts
shells cartridges etc. Special attention will paid
ders from contractors farmers backmhs
repairs to machinery,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
To Nervous Debilitated NJ en-.

Ifyou will send us your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet expaiu.
Jog all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Violate Belt aud Appliances. and their
charming effects uPoa The nervous deDiita
ted system, and how they will quickly r0-
store you 30 vieOr re- Pamphlet fee
u you ago thus afflicted We will send you .
Belt and Appliances on = triIi.
FOLTAiC BELr Co
Jin. 81, 1890. -ly. Marshall. Ni h
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13

SOLOMON AND THE BLACKSMITH
The story goes that during The build
lug of Solomon's Temple, that wise
ruler decided 20 treat the artisans
employed on lis famous ed fee To- a
banquet. While tho men were enc
toying The good things his bounty
had provided, King Solomon moved
about from table 10 table. endcavor-
ing 90 become better acquainted with
his workmcn. To ono he said, 'My
friend. what is your trader "a car
rcntcr. Aud who makes your tools?
The blacksmith replied the carpcn.
ter.
70 another Solomon said, What il
YOUR trader aud tho reply was, A
mason > And Who makes your tools?
The blacksmith, replied the mason.
A third stated that 10 was = stone
cutter, and that the blacksmith also
made his tools. The fourth mar
that Solomon addressed was th,
blacksmith himself. Ito was a pow
s1lul man with barred arms, on 9biCl
the muscles stood out in bold relief
seemingly almost as hard as the INC.
Lal be worked.
And what ia your trade, my gooC
mau2' said the Kirg. blacksmith,
lsconically replied tho man Of The
anvil and slcdge. And Who make
your tools2' Make 'om myself said
the blacksmith.
Wbereupon King Solomon immedi
stely proclaimed him the King o
Mechanics, because he could not only
make bis own tools. but ell other ar
lissns we're forced 90 80 60 him e
aaye their tools made,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
The Worlds
Exposition

o. 1892 will be big affair." but will only time,
Cumberland the,s of John
Mckee, there is permanent exhibition of the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
Very Important Enterprise

A Very Important Enterprise.
Rev. j. Nee. Duckwall, of Burlinp-
ton, has published u 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. He has there
fore engaged
MIR. w. X LINTHICUM.
to canvass Hampshire and adioininS
ounties with a carefully selected stock
OF good books. Mr.. Duckwall calls
especial attention to "Our Country"
remarkable book, written by Rev.
Josiah Strong. ID. D., about the Uni
ted States, present and prospective.
as related to the destiny OF the whole
world. PRICE ONLY FIFTY CENTS
No doubt our readers will receive
MIR. Linthicum with their well known
courtesy and hospitality.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13

M,s 1e3t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

A Ill persons having claims against too
n estate Of Elijah &c n nan, decd ars
hereby notified 10 present them 10 me Tor
settlement at my office 10 RJmney, W. vs.
before the 10th day Of June 1890.
W, d. CORNWELL.
Aduiuisttatot
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13

Lady customer (ansrily)-I be-
lieve there is water in your milk, sir.
Honest Milkman-'Yes. madam
there is. have On several occasions
urged the cows to be more careful
but they insist that it is impos .ible to
make milk without water.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
Don Go OFF Before you are
Ready,


Particularly on n long i,urpev Re- r,tiv
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snd rations hastily bOlted 81 railway rsstau
Ienls' 70 soon rsmedici by tes Biuers whi
s'fos qule'1s also 20 rheuuistsm, tt
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-06-13
A GOOD POSITION

10 ladies and gentlemen who desire 10
make money rapidly we offer splen did on
portuulty. We have O large number of a.
gents making from four 10 eight dollars per
DAY selling pict ures Of jefferson Davis for
which there is great demand every here.
~ you are already an agent, no matter what
you are selling you should carry our pic
lures. You will he surprised TO see how "a.
poiy they sell. Our outfit consists of four
uiuerent styles of pictures, three of Mr. Da.
Vis and one OF Henry w. Grady, size llYl4
IN. and sell for Fifty cents each. We have
the hnest steel engraving which Mrs. Davis
says 10 the best likeness she has seen Of her
iate lamented husband, size Ia Is inches
pLroe % o. CUNT complete Snusists o. all
.ne ABOVE mentioned pictures worth S. 90
but will be sent to those only who mean bu.
siness for 81. This Includes the fine steel
engraving with frame and glass. We also
nave outfits for 81 co but ii will nav YOU 10
have the best. This is great oppottunity to
make money and you should order AT once
or write for particulars.
We pay agents 90 per cent commission
ana allow them TO collect before returning
our money on regular orders for pictures.
z. S. Pictures of either Jefferson Davis
or Henry w. Grady album size 8 cents, both
sent to any address for names OF agents
anu SILVER dime or postage stamps. All
questions cheerfully answered
DAVIS MEMORIAL co.
oo7 Main Street, Dallas Texas.
April IL, $780,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF f
ZEPP.
DERSONS having claims agaius f. II.
i ZePp, OF Capon Bridge will pre-
them 10 US for payment
A. l.. PUGH.
II. b. GILKESON, trustees.
Capon Bridge, w. Va, April I, 1890.
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A full and complete

line of garden tools such hoes rak spades farmers and bull
ders hardware Table aud Pocket cutlery Sole
Princess the best and gbest the also
gle aud double wood beam Steel Tiger
Protection Spring Tooth Harrow pronounced
made Don't iui to the Harrow before purchasing.
Corner Centre aud Frederick
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
A Sad Dem!se-2Iiss Tommle Malone Passed

A Sad Dem,se-Mi:s rommle Malone Passed
Away.
THE GAZETTE has had no sadder duty
to perform than to chronicle the death of
Miss Tommie Malone, which occurred at
her fathers residence on West Fifth
street at o. o'clock yesterday morning.
She had been ailing for some six weeks
with a chronic Fiction that baffled the
efforts of the best medical skill which
her father and friends could procure.
Up to the end she retained perfect con-
seriousness, and her death. surrounded
by weeping relatives and friends, was as
easy as her life had been fair AMI calm.
In the death OF Miss Tommie Malone
Fort Worth loses one of her most estima-
BILE and loveable young ladies. In
the bloom Of young womanhood. be-
sides possessing personal beauty OF
no ordinary type, she was the
possessor Of social and artistic accom-
plishments that placed her at the lead of
a select circle of Fort Worth society,
every member OF which will mourn her
demise as OF q sister. Her
disposition was sweet and winning. She
never had an acquaintance but who
loved her. The Borrowing father and
other relatives have the o. mpathy OF this
entire community.
The funeral will occur this morning at
10 O'Clock, the services to be held at the
Episcopal church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
a s,roro Combination.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81. Fl. Prince y
Co. of Boston say: 1.-the three great
railway systems OF the world, measured
either 10y the extent Of territory drained
or miles of track operated, and toeether
representing nearly one-ffth OF the
couutry's mileage, have combined IN
strong railway ASSOCIATION in the South
west. The Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy management, financially the
ablest 10 the country, appears to be IN
treuty at st. Paul with the Great North
ern, which has the most progressive
management of any road in the country !.
The Chicago. Rock Island anu Pacific
has been one of the central disturbing
factors in the whole Western situation ,
but its movements of late, both East ana
West, have been somewhat mysterious.
The president of the Rock Island, with
several of the Rock Island officials, has
quietly gone with the president
of the Ro Grande and Western on
tour of railway inspection. and there
are intimations of movements which
make Rock Island at IS look cheap
when one looks backward from 1891.
Times are rapidly ripening for great
movements upon railway chess bonrda
which will far overshadow the West
Shore purchase which electrified the
stock market in 1854
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
A SOAP BUBBLE.
It Has Gone and Hiss lillian Lewis IL Coming
in credit Lorraine"

It Has Gone and Miss lillian Lewis Is Coming
in credit Lorraine"
A species of fun ran riot at the opera
house last night and kept the gallery
gods in a state of perpetual applause.
The occasion of it all was the presenta-
ton of "a Soap Bubble musical
comedy that is called immensely funny,
but which exists solely for the purpose OF
iuficting on the audience lot of hirsute
songs by very ordinary singers and OF
perpetrating the usual amount OF stale
Jokes. The only part that had anything
original was the horse play in the barber
snop which was not of the refined order.
In their way Charles w. Young, Frank
Allen and Miss Vevie Newbrigs was more
deserving, while the baton exercise was
passably done. The music all the way
through was of the very mediocre va
rety and the outfit is not one that would
be putrouized second time.
On Wednesday night Miss Lillian
Lewis will appear in "Credit Lorraine. -
and lovers of the legitimate drama and
fine acting may attend with no fear OF
being disappointed. The costumes worn
nv Miss Lewis in this plav are models or
artistic grace aui represent many thous-
ands of dollars. Following Is what the
Baltimore sun says of the company: The
nrpsrntation OF 'Credit LOrraine' at
ths Holiday -street theater last evening
was splendid dramatic triumph. Ii
proyed In every sense perfect and
gratifying realizati II OF all that the
audience expected. Miss Lewis. ana in
fact the entire company, received re-
heated and enthusiastic encores at the
termination of every scene. '.Credit
Torrance is a pronounced success, aud
cannot fail TO merit popular apprecia-
tor. The play is grandiy staged and
the supporting company, which includes
w. A. Whitecar and Archibald Cowper.
is excellent. The gorgeous costumes of
Miss Lewis are superbly magnificent.
She is undoubtedly the most beautifully
dressed artistic of the present age. In
her grand impersonation Of Lenora Di
Castigliona she loses self aud is living
disqualification of the character she as
sumes. '.Credit lorraine Is replete
with intense interest. The plot is iDgen-
ious, deep aud natural. In word, the
entire production is faultless.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
A Celebrated Case.

sreciaI TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Nov. s.-The GRIM
inal, district court convened to-day.
After impaneling and charging the
grand ry 1t adjourned until Monday
next. II Is believed this grand jury will
conduct an investigation into the buru-
Ing OF the Texas Standard oil mills, and
the parties interested therein are on the
uuiyive. The trial of Joseph Meux, K.
Il. West aui Dennis Colleague, charged
and indicted by the last grand jury with
combining to institute criminal proceed
ings before magistrate for the
purpose of gaining pecuniarY ad-
vantage and extorting money, will
in all probability be tried at this term of
the court, at least the defendants will
insist upon being tried. The indiet "a ent
of these parties iu connection with the
burning of the Texas Standard oil mills
aud their trial will he watched with
eager interest, as 1t will really establish
the guilt or innocence OF the parties
charged with that grave ofense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
MORE BASEBALL.
The Visiting Ti.yers Gave another Exhibition
Yesterday Afternoon The score
and Attendance.

Manager McCloskey's base ball play
Frs gave another exhibition OF the game
yesterday afternoon at the Spring Pal
ace grounds. There we're enough p CO.
pie out to witness 1t to constitute crowd
and the game put up was interesting
The men plav in a business-like way.
and Kick ut the umpire just as though
the gate money hung on the result Of the
game.
The PLAYERS will give last exhibition
this afternoon, and tonight will leave
for Waco, where they will play series,
after which they will GO 10 Houston and
Galveston for the winter.
The presence of these teams and the
meeting of the league repres. natives at
Dallas on November l have tended TO stir
IN some interest In the game in Fort
Worth once more, and the probability OF
III city putting team in the Texas league
next year is being discussed exclusively.
While there Is general disgust felt at
the failures made IN previous seasons,
yet II Is admitted on all hands that X
properly worked up, properly organized
and properly conducted there is no reason
why success should not be achieved next
season. Recent Developments IN the
national baseball situation have served
tn turn loose a large number of crack
players, indicating that next spring
there will he any amount of material to
be had cheap with which to stock the
minor leagues, so that low salary limit
may be maintained and yet
good players secured. There is NJ
doubt that a strong effort will be made
, TO revive the game In Texas next year,
/ and IL it is successful Fort Worth will not
be left out. And the question is, would
| it not be better for this city to organize
at once and be on the ground floor with q
/ good ten when the season opens? Nc
! Closky will winter In south Texas with
I the men he carries with him. He will
no doubt begin at once to build up his
team for next season, and If there are
good players available he will have them.
! Fort Worth might as well be up with the
! procession. A winning team will pay in
Fort Worth. A losing one will not draw.
| Then IL an organization is formed at
once the playing team can be obtained.
There are many people in Fort Worth
who will help along an effort properly
put forth In this direction.
Following is the score of yesterday g
game:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
TIE RAILROADS
The Fort Worth and Flo Grande Decides
10 TO TO Iron.
Jay Cou'd Intrrvi' VIDA Strong Railroad
C0mb!na lon Amari 10 Pas Bright Pros
peers for q ,econd Railroad.

The Fort Worth and Rio Grande is
going TO the iron fields, that is settled.
vicr-P President Wicker states that the
cOmpany's Intentions are to build there,
but just exactly on what route he could
not say. He is now In the field with
the company $ engineer looking over the
country. II is more than probable that
Ihe order will soon be given to put
cOrHs Of Locating engineers in the field
with Instructions of ION 10 Llano.
Amarillo the pushing little ci.y on the
Fort Worth aud Denver is jubilant over
its railroa prospects. Ii has good
g'ouEds 10 hope for railroad 20
albuquerque, as the following tele-
fraphed to an Amarillo paper will
thuw:
Social to the Champion.
T-rEKA. KAN. Oct. ga surveying
corps lett here last night for The Pam
handle of Texas TO locate the line of the
Proposed 70 across the country TO
albuquerque. Tbs will give the Santa
re IN air Inc from Kansas TO Albuquer-
Que, via the Southern Kansas, POO miles
shorter than by ihe present route via La
Junta, Col.
The surveying corps mentioned in the
above disI atch arrived in Panhandle
City yesterday. The outfit consists of
twenty men aud n full equipment and Is in
charge Of the chief engineer of the Santa
t. ruilroad. From parties who came in
Town to-day we learn that the corps
are running on the old line of survey
ioraiei by the St. Louis and San
franrlsco surveyors q little over three
years ago. This line crosses the old
IOWA OF Amar Ito ut the northwest
Vo'ner. II We remember CORRECTLY, II
'olloTs The divide between the Coma iiau
aud Krd river watershed. This throws
,nr Ihs through the center of Blue
elaves' section TO the north of Ssnboru s
slut on and II runs through the south
nsA OF The L y horse pasture north OF
,le Ola town aud within one-half mile OF
Brtskvipw.
But f-.lOw-citizens of Amarillo, do not
Is' Us depend too much on the old sur
,!' what We want 10 do Is To send out q
'esation TO meet the surveyors and
eve them right royal reception, and II
10y are not exactly persuaded as to the
'S' route 10 lake run through
IN order
No" Is the time for us to grasp hold OF
1s opportunity. Now is the day &c
A' Aud if we are to build here the
Ut city Of the plains We must be VI
:, d work at once. Talk Is cheap but
axes money TO build and locate rail-
Is even on paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04

ing unlimited tickets, ana hereafter all
its tickets will be limited 10 thirty, sixty
or ninety days. The writer of the letter
points out that over 1000 Queen ana
Crescent unlimited tickets issued In 1851
are yet in the hands of brokers, and m
structs it's agents not to honor any OF
these ticket, when presented. "he san
Antonio and Aransas Pass road an
noUuces its Willingness TO join In the cru
sade against the sraipers as proposed
aud the International and Great North
cru officials look upon the proposition
fayorably
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
Extra Papers

The Dahlman refrigerator opens to-
day aud full account Of the opening
will appear in to-morrow's GAZETTE
Those desiring extra copies for mai ling
to friends abroad will confer favor on
THE GAZETTE by leaving their orders q;
the counting 70 om to-day. very large
edition will be printed, and to- morrow 9
GAZETTE will be q more valuable medium
than usual TO advertisers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
A confederation at Hearne

Special to the Gazette.
HEARNE, TEX, Nov. 3.-About Ii
O'Clock to-day FIRE broke out in frame
building in the southern part of town.
The entire block of frame buildings was
destroyed. The fire originated In French
Turner's (colored) store. By the united
efforts of the entire town some of the
Cest retidences In tbs city we're saved. .
No insurance on any of the stock or
buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-04
A Justifable Act.
he Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Nov. 3.-1n the Federal
court to-day, John r. Baker was tried
and acquitted of killing Holmes Parker
in the Chickasaw Nation, on the 18th Of
February, 1889. The two men had u
light III which Baker struck Parker with
a rock and killed him. He was prose-
cuted for mapslaughter, but the Jury
held him TO be iustihable.