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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-08

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-25
l.. NJ. SHEPHERDS

Gentle spring has come again and
vl.h 10 orr store il resplendent with
'Io choice goods that are TO be
i-u.d i'm q frst-Class city store. Our
.as Goods department is f lied with
@ beautiful line Of
Cashmere,
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French and Domestic
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in endless variety.
w call speecisl attention To- our
large line Of Straw Mattings-just
think of 40 yards good Mating only
s. 900.
The largest and best selected stock
OF Body Brussels, Tapestries Three.
ply Exra Super and Ingram CAR
IEIs to be found outside Of a large
Guy.
81 Don't forget the place.
j.. NJ. SHEPHERD,
l1a BALTIMORE ST.
CUMBERLAND. Nh
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-25
Death of G. T. Clayton.

Mr.. Charles L. CLAYTON, young est
son of the late DR.. IT. Clayton, OF
this place, died at his home at Gads-
den, Alabama, on the 18th inst, and
on Monday morning last his reUaini
accompanied by his widow and four
children reached tins place. At
o'cl elk p. IN. very solemn and i'm
prossive sermon was preached in the
Presbyterian church by DR. Finley,
after which the remains were inter-
red in Indian Mound Cemetery.
Charley Clayton was horn and reared
in this town-and was loved and
cherished by fond parents, devoted
sisters and hind brother. Wien
the civil war began, thougk 1ut boy.
he WAS one of the frst TO volunteer
through those bitter years OF blood
sbed and sorrow he came u..hurt and
after q short sol urn with bis home
and loved ones, wended his way TO
tie W. stern part Of tue state, where
he got intV business and rapidly
gained friends as we'll as u high posi-.
ton. After the lapse of some years
be married, aud rs better opening
presented itself IN Pennsylvania, be
located IN that state and fer years
was engaged in tie oil business, and
prJspered; bat close and c)1-
slant application to business began
10 tell Oh his frail constitution, aud
he was persuaded that the sunny
South was the place for him and Is ;
hence in the fail of 1889. after max
ing visit to bis sisters in Keyeer,
he moved To Alabsma--but, alas
how short his stay And now am
other eorly death is recorded; an'
other useful life is ended and aDoth-
or home is desolatcd but,
Glory to God all his troubles are Ter,
lie stands secure on the gloriGed shore,
g lOry 10 God, he will shout evermOIe,
Hes safe At hOmcJ safe At home
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proprietorsLip OF the @ allshers for =.
ooot ~ years. the father OF the present
owner having conducted IL ND tn the
time Of his death. II 10 one of our
valued exchanges and We wish IL con.
tinued prosperity.
We have received the july number
OF The Old Homestead. a monthly
domestic ma,szine published at S..
vannah. Ga. by DAVIS Bros., and
ma IL rich With choice original ato-
ries, poems. esssys, etc., that evince
an unusual degree of merit. The
contributions are mainly from talent.
Ell writer's OF the South. MANY OF
the contributors are known TO fame
and others will rank among The liter.
airy celebrities of the future. The
Oid Homestead contains the latest
Illustrated fashions and select vocal
and instrumental music. The suo.
ecription price is only one dollar O
year. Write for sample copy flee.
Davis Bros. publishers, Savannah,G a,
All members OF the Farmers Ali,
ance. and especially al, delegates To
The Charleston Convention. wh!ci,
meets on tie 18Th Of August for the
purpose OF organizing the State Ali.
anc', can, by calling on me. be fur.
nished card that will enable them
10 buy their tickets from any agent
OF the q 0 at the rate of cent.
per mile rs far as they may travel
over said read. Us. PANCAKE.
Teachers Institute for Hampshire
will be held a, Romney, beginning
August ll,h. and continuing five
days. conducted by Prof. A. b. Bush
Attendance Of teachers is necessary
as the law relating 10 such attend
ancc, will he enforced.
Examination On Saturday, l6th, a
hcmney, and at Capon Bridge. 1911
August. G. W. STUMP.
Ju'y 25. 1890.
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ID. tie oue on Friday and Saturday
ofibis week IL TO be Mt Levels church.
The big festival at pring rs 70 be
Thursday and Friday. July 3lst and
August LIST. We expect, rs usual
to have a good time. aud hope no one
will miss IL.
w N Guthrie has sold his stock
of merchandise a; Three Churches 10
Mr.. Wn J. Savile. ore Of bis former
clerks, who We trust will merit the
confidence Of the people. as did his
honored predecessor. Mr.. Michael
Blue.
Messrs Thomas AMI WIN Corn we'll
OF Romney, were in town Saturday.
Rev DR. q Z Parker. Of Suehow,
CHINA missionary OF the NJ K
Church Sonth. vii % " lecture in
the Methodist church in this place
Thursday night.
Rev Dr. LYLE viii preach here next
Sunday night, instead OF morning
on account OF q bush meeting at
FranAfor: in the moroing.
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WAhpENsviLLE, July IA
few lines of news from this place,
almost ON the line of Hampshire
and Hardy counties, will, perhaps,
interest some of the readers OF the
Intelligehcer.
And first, because fresh in
mind, the writer would men
ton. ale Lawn Party" given by
tie l.dies of the Lutheran
church here last Friday and
Saturday nights. The ladies' were
generously patronized both nights,
and on Saturday night, especially
the crowd was very large. TIE
band Of colored musicians gave ex.
client music on the occasion and,
Notwithstanding the large crowd
present, most excellent order was
observed all the time.
AS the result of the matter the
ladies' will pay into tie hands OF
the Treasurer Of The Joint Council
of the Paatorate, $50 %, the net
prceeede OF the party. This amount
! will be added 10 500 previously
placed N the hands of said treasu-
rer, 10y the ladies' of the eeveral
congregations constituting the Pas
torate, as a Parsonage Building
FUND.-
Apropos to the foregoing may
be added, that the congregations,
here and at Hebron, were surpris-
ed to hear the pastor, Rev. p. NIL.
Ter, state, yesterday that after the
9Th Of October next he would re-
move from the midst of the church.
es be now serves, and take charge
OF a large country church, near
Concord, N. G.
Capon Springs and Capon LAX c
are both receiving daily addition s
to their summer guests. The pres
ent prospect is that both places will
have as many boarders as can be
com fortably accommodated. This
Is, OF course, gratifying to the gen.
tlemanIy proprietors OF these pleas
aut summer resorts.
A Miss Miller, several miles from
hers, has been very i'll from infam~
nation of the ste mach, supeIindu.
ced by pin which she swallowe d
five or six weeks ago. lie: physi.
clan, DR.. f. w. Tyler, regarded
the case as very critical, but she is
now something better. Mrs. John
wilson is dangerously, and indeed
fatally i'll with cancer.
Typhoid Fever ragged in Trout
Run Valley a short time since, but
the report is, now, that there is
some abatement of the disease.
Farmers are housing large guam
tity of excellent hay, but they
would ali be glad 70 Suspend that
work for few days, ii toe suspeu.
sion should be caused by q good
rain.
The Feather Renogator &, who
worked in your town formerly and,
more recently, at Capon Bridge
are now doing up' the beds of onr
citizens. OCCASIONAL.
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Hardy Items-still Finding Silver


Mr.. Arch Wilkins, living on Kim
sey's run, thinks that he has silver
mine on his farm. He Gays that a
million dollars can't buy Il, and
that it will be worth double that
amount. He says he is going to
thoroughly investigate it, AMI if it
turns out as be is confident it will, he
will erect the necessary works right
there To work up the precious metal.
Mr l. II. G. Pancake will di~con-
tinue bis store in Moosefcld Sept. LIST,
which fact will he very much regret
ted by great many of our citizens.
Brighton Farm can undoub' eddy
produce the largest Norman colt in
the State. 1t IS one year old and
seighs over 900 pounds. - Aoor.feM
Ere miner.
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Complimentary Of IA Winchester
Lady.
MEs. HARPER -

MEs. HARPER So
During my recent attendance mp
on a meeting of the American AS
ISOLATION of Instructors OF the Blind
in Illinois 1t was my agreeable priv
ilege to meet lady who ia well-
known to some e your readers,
and whose patient and deliberate
courage in working her way to
success on well nigh new line of
school enterprise must excite the
generous admiration of all
When / was introduced TO Miss
Maggie Taylor, late Of London, the
incidental mention of Romnoy, w.
Va f., led her 10 exclaim, Gs it pos
sible +? You are from the very
neighborhod OF my old home-we
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Another Opportunity to Visit At
Iantic City via Il. 4 o.

The third Select TX cursion Of the season
10 tbs great resort is annonnc, for Thurs
day, uly 3lst. and all who can do go
sholld not fail 70 take advantage Of the 10 y
rates offered Every facility is offered the
tourist the train service aud equipment unS
surpassed. Pullman Par.Or Cars are attach.
cd 10 the day train and Sleeping Cars TO the
night train.
We show below r list Of some Of the prinS
cipal stations with time Of trains and rates
OF fare CorrespOndiugly low rates will be
made from other stations on the line,
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LEVELS, July 1--we had nice
shove. of rain Thursday night. Our
farmers are busy cutting hay and
hauling wheat.
Mrs. John II. Burnside is very
poorly; has not been able 10 get out
OF the house FIR about three weeks.
MIR. David S~isher who has ben quite
i'll, Is some better ucw, but still very
weak.
Mr.. Tom Glass. Of Garmandia, and
Mrs. Tom Hinkle, Mrs. MarGare,
Ilinkle, of Cumberland, were at the
Levels to attend the burial OF little
Josie, youngest child Of j. Il. and nj
j. Filler, of Paw Paw. His dea b was
caused by drinking concentrated lye
which he drank about seven months
ago. He bore his suffering patient ly
until God called him up home where
little Joe shall suffer no m ,rc. 66i
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County NoWs.

CAPON BRIDGE, July ia littl,
daughter Of MIR. VIM. Ofult died re
Gently.
Mr.. Odell Ofltt has been very il
for several weeks; Miss josie Lupton
is also on the sick list.
Mr.. David Whittqker's son
Carson, cut his hand very seriously
last Thursday with scythe. Or. j.
Samuel Ofu't rendered the necessa-
~ surgical attention.
Copon Bridge is improving very
much. The tannery is TO be en-.
larged this fall.
We had a very fine rain here
Thursday night.
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N ticc is hereby given that a gen.
eral meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Romney Manufacturing Land
AMI Improvement company will be
held at the clerks office in Romney,
w. Va, on the 5th day of August,
1890, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of electing hoard OF directors,
making by.laws and the transaction
of any other business which may he
necessary aud lawfully done Ivy said
81 ock holders.
j G. Heiskell Charles Harrison
K NJ Giikeson g s White
VIM Russell j +. Russell.
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TIE VIRGINIA. FREE Pass pub
'''od b, W. w Gollsher al Charles
Hison county, rs now ~
No olHoo' noupr m this
the
under