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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
BECOMING RESTLESS.
EXTRA WORK.

Mr.. Gibson offered the following
Resolved by the House Of Delegates, LIST.
That no private or local bill, or bill 20 incor-
porate any joint stock or internal improve
nent company, shall be individually enter
tained under a suspension Of rules during
the morning session of this House.
ID. That daily evening sessions OF this
House be had and held every evening at
1880 Il. NJ. except on saturday, at when
bills Of the classes above described, anu
none other shall be entertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

II fetches one un very short 90 10 seized
with pleuri-y, pneumonia. or amy acute
throat or lung affection. DIR. Jaync'- EN-
pectorant proves handy help loo such at
lacks. and is besides u good 0ld-ashi0nCd
remedy for AN coughs and colds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
ROUTINE.

uills placed ON the calendar-By Mr.. W. r.
Jones (hy rCQuest. To incorporate 'he d.
Paul Normal and Industrial school.
By Mr. Boykin: To amend ana re-enac'
section = 1872 of the Code Of Virginia, IN re-
ference TO buiial OF hogs That die nom disease
and accidental injury.
an act entitled an act TO incorporate the
town OF Waveriy. In the county OF sussex,
approved February 81 1879
BY Mr.. fentress: To regulate me time ioi
By Mr.. Hansberecr: Providing a penalty tor
passing on company's work without pay *
toll.
Bv MIR. smith: To amend and re- enact sec
ton % OF an act entitled an act 10 amend. en-
large and re-ennct the charter OF the Norfolk
Storage Company, approved March n ISL
senate bills passed; To amend SUBDIVISION
D OF section 10 OF the charter of Richmond,
approved May -, 1870.
10 allow William II. Barnes and John ii.
Barnes 10 erect a pier or wharf on James
river.
Making an appropriation 20 the building
committee of the Virginia Normal and Col
ieglate Institute for the payment Of balance
due contractors.
vide Tor the opening OF, altering, and chang
Ing and working Of the public roads IN Madi-
tOn county.
be wccn certain points. a lawful fence
To authorize the board OF supervisors OF
Gloucester county 90 borrow and issue bond
or bonds FOR the same 20 be used IN rebuild
log The wharf al Gloucester Point.
For the relief Of Benjamin Brown from pay
inynt OF "A fine and costs, imposed by The
county Court of Amherst county.
TO extend the time for making returns OF
assessments Tor the city Of Richmond and for
the county 81 llcnfico.
To authorize the voters OF the county OF
Pulaski % vote on the question OF removing
TIC county cOurt-housc To the town Of Dub
I'm. ON Norfolk and Western Railroad, In said
county.
ihe following bills We're introduced and re-
feffed: ~ Nf. Saunders: For the relief OF
John &. Hall, treasurer OF Franklin county.
BY same: Bill for the relief OF the 4. 4.
HAYES sufeiies. Of Floyd county.
~ SIR. Boz kin: 10 amend and reenact sec
lion 1881. OF the Code Of Virginia. Ia refer /
en-e TO fees q shefifis, sergeants and con- /
stables.
~ Mf. Berkeley: To enable the Norfolk /
aud Washington Steamboat Company TO I'M
IfOyc ~ land along rs route.
By Mr. Baker: For the relief OF George W.
( hewnlng.
Hy NJ. q bson' Toamend aud re- snacf Sec
ion 2l42 Of the Code oflVhglnla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

XATANTED-OCCUPANTs FOR ~.
w COND floor of four rooms
walk ofpo.tonice Applyai 1ojnor0 t0'N
street. I-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

TTusfin0S COuyf.-Maggie Green, cOl0red.
charged with assault ans battery; fined.
one cent and cost. The case of Sarah Cook,
c0l0red. charged with assault and battery.
was n0lle prosecuted boy the commonwealth.
Police COurf.--W William Taylor was sent
on 20 the grand jury. for assaulung and
wOunding George Washington with q
stick The row occurred i'm "a bar-room. in
the course Of which Taylor struck Wash
ingtOn over the head with q chair leg in-
ilicting "a scalp wound.
George Peasants (c0l0redl and Jacob
Keith were each fined - and cost for throw
ing rocks in the street.
Nelson Watkins and Jesse Jasper (boih
colored) were fined $3.50 and cost for fight
ing i'm the bar-rOOm Of Walter LOmaX.
Ella Coleman and William Spindle (bOth
cOlored). fighting i'm the street. Security
required for their good behavior for sixty
days.
Joe Thomas (colored) was fined 81 for
leaving his hack ON the street.
sam Lipscomb (colored) was fined 81 for
soliciting passengers at the Union depot
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
HcRric0 C0UnfV.-Margaret Boschen's
trustee 10 Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company's trustees,
real estate bounded by an alley. Nozzle
street, as once proposed and the property
Of said company and interest in certain
streets, subject to lien of $1,000, $1,000.
Ch0nccrV C0u1.-N irginia ii. Dcane
TO Indie g.. wife of G.. J.. johnson, 40 feet
on the south side If Marshall street. be-
tween Graham and Hancock, $1,000: G.. j..
Hunt and wife TO John T. Ragland, 80 feet
on the south side of Floyd street. between
Cherry and Linden. $4,000; Lamb a. smith.
special commissioners 10 A. j.. and A. W.
Bennett, 40 feet on Broad street, southwest
corner Of Belyidere, $500; William j.
Moore 90 Bridget Moore, rs feet on the east
side Of Fifth street, d'Ort Mayo. and ID feet
on same. 50; same 10 Thomas oGOrman,
81 j-l2 feet ON the west side OF sixth street,
between Louisiana and Denny. SOD; same
20 same. 40 ON the south side OF Fifth street.
and - feet on same, $40; same 20 same, sd
feet on the north side Of Denny street, SUBJ
iect 10 lieu of $500. s.; John +. Ragland ano
wife 10 William b. Clary, ID 5-l2 feet ON
the north side Of spring street. between
Laurel and Cherry. $1,000; same 10 Mrs. +.
/ Y. Chamberlayno. wife of $. ID. Chamber
layne. Us SO feet on the north side of spring
street. between Laurel and Cherry. $1,000;
same TO Cad. Hunt, so feet ON the west side
of Laurel street. between Cary and Cum
/ berland, $1,000; James W. Shields and wife
20 l.. ID. Saunders, lot bounded hy Church
/ liill avenue. INenty-ihird and Clay streets.
I 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

ttf -. RAGLAND. a GRADUATE
W Don tua business course at Lexington
wants % situation lu SOME business. can give
Tie best reference ns 90 chHrcf 2. viii also
roi-r Nou Goo Professor smith, OF Lcnlu4ton
College. Address j. =. kA0LAND, House of
ID lt-ttea. iell-8ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

PORT Of WEST POINT. fIII. I.TIf
ARRIVED.
steamship Berkshire. Foster. IIrl.I....
general cargo. steamship dorchester "A.
Baltimore. general cargo. rI-IH....
Vile. Biiups Baltimore. .NU.. ...
steamship Finn clfy. fHsf'n. MHI.0.Ir
eral caig0. Schooner d. u. lNN. decd
tim0rc. gulno.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte NIrk'r. I...
general cargo. sfelmsl Berkshire.
Baltimore. general cargo. ef0lUs
line Miller Ryder. NeW York. E0n.I..
steamship Dorchester liDNOs Boston.
crrl cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NtM-. fIF..I.I..
ARRIVED.
steamship Monarch. N0r.H
with merchandise. sINamtN. ..I.
orn0ol. tO load with mnicI1r.
faiOnfst. NoW Orleans. IN H
steamship Oadctiuo. NDH .I..H.
with coat.
SAILED.
steamship @fanmUff IIF. H.. .H.Is..
disc. steamship DaWestI ........
c0aled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
M oOD Is oaEAFER rnAN coAL

Hair cord 5000. SEASONED PINE WO0D
for el.t5 at yolr door All kinds of coal, AZ
lowest nNikct pfice, at ElDa Coal-yard
Broad ald Pine str cts.
". - pILCIER. AGENT
Phone $50, or postal card oiders promptf,
filled fels.-f'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

steamship sfanm0rc Liverpool ,..
disc. steamship OsWrsfN .........
aunI0d
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
Saturday Oct 4 1890.
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruis
es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapel Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded. Pric
80 cents per box.
For sale by f. dsley-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
A whole Family.

Rev. l.. A. Dunlap OF Mount Vernon,
Mo, says: My children were afflicted
with "a cough resulting from measles,
my wife with Il cough that had pre-
vented her from sleeping, more or less
for five Years. and yOdr White Wine
Of Tar Syrup has cured them all,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

III PROTECTION is fair and wise
policy and does indeed benefit the
country. It's benefits ought TO be uni
form and not discriminating. Ii ii
Is wise aud just. all classes alike,
ought TO feel aud realize i,s lessings
alike. II its effects are not uniform
and shared alike by all, and lis bur-
dens borne alike by all. then il Is
unjust and unequal, and its imposi-
ton not only unwise but unjust and
oppressive ard Without Constitution
nj warrsnt.
But il is assumed by it's advocates.
and indeed must be, TO make any
show of consister cy or plausibiliiy,
that pFotectivs tariffs are, in fac'. q
bieseing TO all in the Same degree.
PROBLEM :-If that is SO, how rs
any one or any class benefited? II
tie wages of he Lat orer is increased
from one dollar 10 one d. Lar and fif Y
cents per day, and every thing lie
buys, h.s pec3ssarie', ere inc, cas- in
the same IA 10 an what does he gain?
In o'ber words. il he could buy as
much for his dollar as he Can for his
dollar and half, what benefit does
he derive from his increase Of waResp
Ii the man ufAciurer is able through
tafiff legislation TO raise the price Of
goods. and sell them for en- ugh more
TO pay the increased price of labor.
(aId bear In mind ALWAYS that. tina: is
all he wants atarff Tor, .wbat.doth
it prof, hiu?' If The farmer get in.
creased prices for his products and
has I'd pay increased wages to his
hands. and increasd prices to bis
merchant. his shoemaker, his tsilor.
his blacksmith and every one he
trades with--for mind you they must
all be benefited alike, In the same ra-
ito. what does be gain? Aud il al
these people who trade with him.
have TO pay him, the farmer, Increas-
Q prices for his corn, his potatoes.
his wheat. his beef, every thing they
buy cf hun, what have they gained
by the ipcre ,sed prices for what be
buys of them2 And go we might go
on through the entire range OF human
pursuits. Ii it really bent fitted all
alike, it would ben.f. no one. IL ID
tue old story of the tLr boys who
vent 30 tie barn on wet days an
traded j,cke's: ull came out ut niehl
with the s.me jacket they began with,
and etc' hal made 20 cents.
Mo-, 1t Is not rue that 1t b"nefits
sl Ike. L. is no! True that any con-
~ Ierable numb-r of the whole people
are benedcisries. 3 blessings are
shuwercd on u few, aud the many ure
put uod II trihu . To them. What op
man gains another as a rule, loses,
there is not enough TO w axe al rich
there is not enough IN any country
to make all rich-thert fore, when as
in our country. few become cBor-
mously rich by protection. a great
many must Of necessity grow cures
sroa''ingly poor, AMI so IL is.,' ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
A Good Man Gone.

The dsa b OF Henry Trout. E.q.. Of
Ridgev:lle> took place on Monday,
October 20;b.
he had been prominent business
man in the community opwanfs OF
6ftY years, ard was known for his
industry AMI Integrity. For many
years he was a constant attend ant at
The Methodist Episcopal Church, and
a beloved member Of tia, bSdy. HIS
place in the public services was SET
dom vacant, and the other means OF
grace wee never neglected.
He gave his humble Re timouy to
she saving power OF Gods grace, ard
erjoyed the comforting influence OF
the Holy spirit.
Towards the close Of bis pilgrimage
he could not pr, fitably attend the
sanctuary, but sill manifested much
interest in Zion. Besides being q
faithful member. he was gensrous
supporter OF all the 6aancial burde rs
of the clutch.
During tie time be was conlincl 10
his room, he had the ten:.er minisira-
lions OF the family. aud frs auuently
showed his appreciation of the kind
attentions bestowed upon him.
He pass d away in the triumphs OF
the Gospel.
The funeral services were canduc.
ted by the Rev. z +. Young. Of Nor
gan College, Baltimore, assisted by
the Rev. Hsmmily Of the Ale, holds,
Episcopal Church. South. Of KeYsar
and Rev. Henry Main, Preacher in
Charge.
The remains were Inferred a. Bur-
lington, ia the midst of many sympa.
thi1ing friends, to await The resurec
ton ofihe just. He Will be greatly
missed. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
! Warning to the Farmers of
Hampshire County.

K'o> WEST Va, October 25.--Tbis
man Parsons. Who is now posing be.
Tore you as candidate Tor The State
Senate. and feigning to represent the
farmers Alliance, Ia q republican Of
the worst type. Do not be deceived
by biro, he has been . republican all
his life-was nominated by the re-
publican convention which met at
Piedmon'.
How how could o man standing
upon tae platform adopted by that
convention represent the Farmcrs'
Alliance whose principles are a. far
from those OF the republicans as the
ky above ne. This u. 8. Davis, " no
Is nov s,umping for Hartman in this
count. was . delegate to that con-
veotion aud represented the whole OF
Hardy county. He IL trying to de-
oeive ) ou-be 10 not working for your
inter est stAn. BE 8 . paid tool of
the republican party trying TO de-
ceive you to get your votes. have
heard him endorse the principles Of
the republican party. AMI app o .
every measure passed by the 5lss
Congress. and any men who, like this
Davis, will 60 where he is unknown
and try by lying and intrigue to catch
the honest farmer vote, is q being
OF the meanest type and oifei;s 81,
right TO be recognized by honest vo.
tiers. have met both these men and
heard them denounce the democratic
party, and stoutly endorse the repub.
licsn party. They are doing all in
their power. regardless of rrir ciple,
to defeat Hon. VIM. l.. Wilton and
gain control OF the State Legislature !;
they think if they ca ch the Farmers
Ai!iarcc vie, which is mainly demo
cratic, it will split the democratic
party and accomplish their pu pose.
When the rerub leans get control
Of he Legislature they will re.district
this State so that they will alwaye
have a majority and control OF the
Legislature and DO other par,y will
be able to have any coatrol Of our
State government. Can the farmers
be caught by such schcuing
VIM. II. GARDNER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
A @ AR d

To HE People Of Hampshire County:
We desire 10 state Il n I we have
purchased from Il. Ivan Devan,
ter his stock, fixtures and good
will Of his Drug Store IN Romney,
and will, in the future, conduct
the Drug business in the most ap
proved manner, keeping at all
tim es a selec stock OF fresh and
pure drugs aud chemicals, Toilet
articles, Perfumery, Soaps, To 9TH,
HAIR and Nail Brushes, a full line
OF fine Stationery, Paintc, Oils,
and everything usually kept in a
irst-class Drug Store. BY atrict
attention 10 business VIC hope to
merit your esteem and patronage.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAMSON & DILLER.
~ Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hourp, day or
night. Nov. %. 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

Capon B.idge w. Va, O;t. 81, 30.
South Branch Intelligencer:
In your last issue, there is an article
signed Democrat in which 1t appears
he teee ms to want a candidate with
we'll de fined political principles and
convictions. 10 justice TO Mr.. Is. +.
Richsrd, want TO state to Demo-
GRAFT that in him he will find dem
ocrAt tried and true, and one that is
not afraid TO speak his convictions
any Place OF under any circumstan-
Gee. i vas told that at Purxittsyille
few days ago be told an audience,
which was largely Republican, that
be wanted them TO distinctly under.
stand that he was q staunch Demo.
crat and q WIN L. Wilson man, and
that be would much rather be defeat
ed himself, than have VIM L. Wilson
defeated. There 10 no uncertain
sound In that kind OF talk.
A Democrat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
An Intended Joke.

10 scanning the columns OF the last week .
issus Of the South Brsnch Intelligence,
noticed an article written by Col. Nonr' e,
no doubt through Joke The article has
besring on me as ~ I an holding 10 csr.
tain political party aud alec OF my bust
ness relations. Ar. Monroe knows ! have
nothing 70 do With politics IN sBy form, but
80 far as any extra profit on my clothing
&c, &c, that 10 not true. eau subtAneiate
my lsst complete stock Of goods got In
New York City are regardless Of the late
Law passed by the U. 8 Congress 80 per
cent. cheaper than any previous stock ever
purchased 81 me. Furthermore, I desire 10
Inform hf. Monroe tbst am not aequaint Il
With the eggs market, bat will safely say,
Colonel, Try me on q suit Of clothes (ali
wooleu goods, and SEQ II haven't knock.
ed the bottom out Of your predict i've tariff
question. PHILIP KANINSKY,
The Clothiog Msrohsat Of ROmney 4,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

The National Democrat which was
estabi he'd in Washington one year
ago by Edmund iiud.on. with the in.
dnrsement of many OF he gres; lead
ers Of the party. bss. entered upon lis
second year With circula' ion of
10000 copies each week. This is
perhaps the largest rculation ever
et,ainedsby a weekly new paper our
ing The first year of lis existence.
The National Democrat occupies a
field OF its own. aud enc that too long
remained unfi'!ei. 1t gives com
plete record Of political information,
iDcm1in2 the most imrortsnt speech.
es that are delivered by Demc cratic
lead. RS in Congress and on the stump.
Ii is rendering the parry an import
ant service, and should bei read by
ell who wish TO keep fully Informed
in regard To public affairs and VINO
near TO defeat the wick cd scheme OF
the Republican leaders To secure per
maneni control Of the Government, in
spite Of the fact that they are, an.
must rematn. tue minoiiy party IN
this country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
Anything to Beat wilson.

a Washington dispatch 10 the
wheeling Register sAys:
Internal Revenue Commissioners
Mason Is doing everything possible
10 defeat Hon. w. L. Wilson, and. it
is Claimed, is using the entire influence
OF the Internal Revenue Bureau 10
effect that purpose. For months past
he has bad the employees Of the IN
ternal Revenue Buresu stationed in
the Second district ostensibly on rub.
lie business, but in reality ns elec.
pioneering agent against NJ. Wilson.
The records Of the Office chow TINT
all The whisky, excepting ono barrel
OF 40 galloTs, was taken out of bond
June, 1900; Tat barrel was kent in
the bonded warehouse with Mr. II. s.
Davis as stCrokeeper and guager
watching IL until Che 30h day OF
Septe mher, 1890, just one hundred
days at two dollars per day.
Davis rs not The only one who has
been doing dirty work for the Re-
publ cans in Wilson's dislr.c,. a
feilow named Baker, stOrekeeper and
fuoger, Is kept at Cl.no's distfiery.
IN hempshiro county, prolcssei!y
q va ching a few gallons Of whisky.
but 10 reality doing recruiting work
fOr the Republican party all the
time. Both have been holding meet.
tUgs ~ the mountain regions and
back counties, telling tho most out.
rogeous ialsebOods about Nj. Wilson's
record at Washington.
Pownsll, deputy collector in IIarr.
shire comfy is experimenting tie
campaign against wills and hss
been on the stump T.. that locality for
eyCrtl weeks pest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
.RRIT OF ELECTION
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, \
CHARLESTON, w. Va. !
September "a. / 80, |

September "a. / go
TnE STATE OF WEsr VIRGINIA
To the Commissioners Of Election In the
several Counties or tie STAG:
; A VACANCY havirg occurred in the
~ Office Of Judge OF the supreme Court
OF APPEALS OF this State, caused-by the death
OF non Thomas G. Green. OF JED; son couu.
iy, ont of The judges CT said court, who was
elected foe the term beginning on the srsi
day Of january. 1881, aud ending on the
3ist day OF December 1892, you are hereby
commanded, in the name Of the State OF
West Virginia, TO csuse poll to bs opened
and an election TO be held at The several pla
CTS oil ting in your respective counties aud
the next general election to be hell on Tues.
day, the 4;b day Of November, 1890, for
the purpose OF clectfng Judge Of the SUI
Preme Court OF Appeals TO fill the vacancy
in faid office for said unexpired term.
In Witness Whereof j A. Il. Fleming, Gov
efnor OF Aaid State, have hereuuto
set my hand aud caused the Great
Seoi Of the sai1 State 10 be affixed,
%. s. at the Capitol, ia tie city af Char
lesion, this 24Ib day Of September
in the year 1890, and of the State
the twenty eighth.
By the Governor: A. B. FLEMING.
WIN. A. OBLEY,
Secretary OF State,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
To the Voters OF HaupsAir. Coaa.y:


hsrsby announce myself a. q candidate
for reelection to the ofiice o. Clerk Of the
County Court. Ny life has been speu
among you. and 10 IL therefore not necss.
ssry nor becoming 10 me, to do more than
refer yon to my Past services as the best
guaranty that IL elected the cfice will De adj
ministered with the same fidelity and integ-
rity and that faithful devotion 10 duty and
TO the ve:y important business interests of
the citizens Of the county, which thorough
acquaintance with them, and the capacity
born OF experience, can most certainly in :
sure. Doubtless some unfourded charges
and objections las has already en- done j
will be made against me, in that quiet way
which beet prevents an opportunity to meet
and reilte them, aud il this should prove to
be the case, can only ask my friends to
give me an opportunity to answer them, or
II this opportunity cannot be given, then. to
look back to my past official life for the
answer TO them.
Being satiefed that q majo,ity OF the vo-
tiers OF the county desire my re election, |
earnestly request Jour vigilant and active
aid in counieracting all improper and mis-.
leading infue; cesJ and solicit your votes AID
support, with the assurance that il ! AIN cleo
ted the duties Of the Office will be fli hfully,
efficiently and imparIisily discharged.
Respectfully, &c, @. s. WHITE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
The New Difcovory.

You bave heard yonr friends and neig h
bors talking about IL. You may yoursen
be one Of The many who know from persois.
Al experience just how good a thing II its
II you have ever tr led II, you are one Of ng
staunch friendsg because the wonderful tbil..
about IL is, that VII en- ones given a trias
DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after holdf
a place In the house II you have never
used Il and should be afflicted with a cold
cough CT any Throat, Lung or Cheat ,roub
secure a bottle AZ once and give II a fair
fial. II is guaranteed every time. or mon.
uuded. Trial bottle az at Williamso q
Oilers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31
What Do White Working
men Think OF ThisP

'But speaking of colonization. it
wouldn't burt West Virginia TO i'm.
port ten thousand good negroes
We are practically a white State. and
it wouldn't hurt us to have a larger
negro population. They are good
safe citizenns. Negroes will work.
aud know lots Of white people who
won's. The Democratic party is a.
fraid Of the negroes and tho million
sires coming into the State = Ste.
phen b. EIkins' Endorsement Of Quoy
Colonization Scoen1e.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-31

Little Kenna Gentry, an eight
year old nephew Of u. s. Senator
John r Kenna, met with a horri-
bic accident IN Charleston, this
State, last week. lie had climbed
up into a tree when he lost his foot.
ing and fell lie came down hend
first on a picket fence, his mouth
striking on one of the pickets.
Nearly all his teeth we're knocked
out, and his mouth was split open
to the middle Of bis cheek. 1t is
thought he was not otherwise in.
jured.