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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

THE New SENATOR FROM Texas
Mr.. Horace Chiffon, who has been
appointed United States Senator
from Texas 10 succeed Hon. John II.
Reagan Is not only one OF tho finest
orators in the Lone;,Star State, but a
pronounced "iariff- .or-raveRus only
democrat. Mr.. Chiffon is relative of
the family of the same name 10 Fau-
quier county. Va. His ancestor was
Dir. George Chiffon, who went from
Fauquier TO Kentucky many years
ago. Mr. Horace Chiffon has been
assistant encouragement of Texas,
elected. when much younger than he
is now, tribute to legal learning
aud personal character. he vas also
nj one time an attorney Of the Grea,
Northern and international Railroad
system at salary of $1,000 year
which be resigned to become Q
member OF the Texas Senate. Col.
George w. Chiffon, father OF the
new Senator, was elected from Texas
TO the FIRST Congress after the war!
and. with many others was not al
lowed to take his seat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

M EST VIRGINIA. 10 W.T. AT rules
w held In the Clerks Once Of the Cir
esit Court Of Hsmpsbirs eoaaiy, on he ist
Monday in Nay, 1891
Mary v. Blue, Administrative Of Michael
Blue. decd. Plainur,
10.
Uriah Blue, James r. Blue. Blesaor Blue
Olsvis Biue. Ginnie Ansel and Elmer An,
eel her husband, Helen v. Blue. william
blse ssd Lawson Bise, deseudants
n CBAncxuy.
The object Of this suit h 10 have dover %.
sieped 10 the widow Of Michael Blue IN The
lands Of which be "a seised, and TO cell
The real ss,sss sd apply Tho proceeds 70 the
peyueos ~ the debts Of said Michel Bine.
sAd such otter relief general Esd special a.
to ths Ceort my seem proper. AID il ap-
peAsinE from "a afRdaviS 10 this Sasss
THAI hkan Blue and Beaep " Bloc srs
non'rsesoesss 81 THE 6nts-Is 10 ordssed,
hat said soe -yssidsots do sppssr here with.
In one noah after the date Of The 6rst pub.
lieaton hereof aad do what 10 necessary 70
proseet thsE iDterssts. -7este,
v. u. POLLING.
Cierk Cireait Court Hamp. %.
hay Q, lss;.-4t
Il. B. GiihesonI Attorney Sos ppv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

Mr.. Cbauncey r. Black. speaking
OF the n'ness Of VIM. L. Wilson. OF
West Virginia, for the task OF carry
ing the campaign Of education toto
the West and Northwest, says:
Mr.. Wilson's eminence in, he House,
his great learning. his splendid e!o-
quence, his spotIess character. bis
pure Dem icracy, together with his
responsible post in the National as.
soclat'on of Democratic clubs, make
him, OF all men, the chosen apostle TO
he sent abroad TO confirm the Demo.
cratic societies in the faith of Jefrer,
son and to prepare them for the ap-
preaching Struggle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
Through the Wesry Hour

OF EGDy . Aighi, made dJubIy long By it,
Protrasted agony, toe rheumatic su5erer
tosses to snd fro OF his slee pless couch, Vain
~ praying for the rest that comes by Ste
and starts. His malsdy is one which oSdina.
~ medicines too often fail to relieve, but
there 10 ample evidence TO prove that ID;
Efficient blood dspurent. HostettsF's Stomach
Biitsrs, affords the rheumatic Telisbl,
means Of relief Check the mslady IN 81,
ineiPient stages, when the Arst premonitory
'Hinges come on With this agreeable medi-
cline, and avoid years Of toHnre. Whatever
be the rationale Of tho active 10 influence OF IN,
BitisTs upon this nalsdy, eerisin IL is tina
no evidence relating 10 itg effect is more al.
rect and positive than that which relates 10
It's action 10 cases Of rheumatism. Like al
sterling remedies, however, IL deserves q,
prouscted. systematic trial and ihonld 90
be sbaDdCned because not ~ once rem edi1 ii
u 10 equally cfBcacious 10 dyspepsia, iudigei
tom aad kindred diseases.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

CLEVELAND THE FAvoRITE. Gen.
w. IL. +. Lee, the member OF Con
gress from the eighth Virginia district,
has been iuterviS we'd on national pol
Itics. 10 reply to question as 10
who Was the choice Of the people IN
his district for President be said :'Oi
the nominee, whoever he may be, up
TO the present time there has been lit'
tie talk. think, though, that leave
ing out ali eide questions, Mr. Cleye'
land is probably the faTorite. bly,
people are to great extent for the
free coinage Of silver or for any meas'
ure that will tend to relieve financial
stringency. 1t strikes me that in q
nutshell the policy of the democratic
party lies in few points. Tbs 6rsi
OF these 10 to subordinate everything
to tue party. Another is We must
not consider any issues on which the
party itself 10 divided until after the
dlhL Of 1892. That will be time en-
ough. aud We will have the advantage
u prssen ing an unbroken front TO the
opposition. As TO our policy in Cons
press il seems TO me there can be 1T.
lie DO lbt. What We should do is sim.
ply 10 assume and maintain a state
Of mastery inactivity. We should
attempt ct present no bencfCent legis'
ia,ion, as hat would only be giving
tue republican Senate u chance tC
nyide bOuors with Ne. My idea Is
that tie ret ord Of tie Fity-iifst Con-
gress Bou'd he allowed TO stand
unproh 40 show for itself. We can
Of COZ g, prevent pernicions legisla'
ton. 1t We should attempt nothing
more
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
CONSUMPTION CURED.

M CID pbvssciaD, retired from practice.
having bad placed IN his hauds By on East
India missionary the formula Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perm .
nenl cure Of Consumption Bronchitis, Ca.
tarth, Asthma and all Throat aud Lung
Aneriions, slso 20, live sid radical cure
for nervous Debility and eli nervous com
plants, aier having tested ns Wonderful
curative wers In thousands Of cases, has
el, u bis duty 70 make IL known TO HE suf
eTing fellows. Actuated by this motive add
seud free Of charge 70 all who desire IL. this
recipe. ia Germsu Ffeucb or English, with
Iull directions foe preparing and nang Sent
by mail By addressing with stamp, naming
ibis papers W A. NoYu, $50 Powers
Block, Rochester. NJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
Private Sale!

WIN eel. privately at my place, miles
north OF Slsnesville, on the east sid O
Spring Gap Mountain, the following proper
~:
One 70 horse power engine and saw mill
! Sweepstake Planer and Watcher, | Lsth
Mill and Cut of. Single Mill, Black.
smith Forge, log wagons, Two ho-ss road
wagons o head Of Mules and hsrnes,J fine driv
ing Mare, One Hundred .aad Fifty Thousand
req OF hrst class inch pine lumber partly dry,
also the timber of of abou zoo acres oflana
supposed to "a, AXE about TOO, 90 feet of
lumber. Any one wishing TO engage in the
lumber business will do we'll TO call sud see
me. Terms TO suit purchaser.
j. 3, CHAPMAN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

ACCIDENT. AS the team OF Mr..
JOHN Ed. Taylor was descending town
bill one day last week, heavily loaded
wnb salt, tue mules became irighten-
ed NJ the noise clused by the draw
lng OF tie rubber and started 70 run.
The driver finding be could not con-
troll four mulesattempted 10 jump off,
fell and hurt himself considerably ;
the rubber broke and the heavy wagon
rushed on until It upset catching the
back mules uuder It one OF Wbish IN
the effort TO extricats IL bad it's les
NrLken and vas forthwith shot 70 put
end 70 lie misery. A heavy loss
Mr.. Taylor &c be bad just paid q
price for the mules at Brighton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
State Of West Virginia,
10 THs SHERIrr OF HAnrsnrR

10 IHB SHERIPY OF HAMPsnTRR
COUNTY. GREsIrNe:
You are hereby commanded to summon
the unknovn beirs Of George Chapman n
appear before James A. 6ibsos, Cemnis.
siones Of The Circuit Court Of HAMPSHIRE
county. West vhsiaia, ut his of1cs 10 the
town Of Remaey In said county, on the 3oth
day ofhAY. 1881 saa show cause II asy
they can, Why tract OF 700 acres more Or
Iess or land 10 or near Svishefs Hollow, IN
Springfield District in said cousty and
claimed TO be forfeited to the State for noo.
pay ment flakes in the name Of George
chapman. beisG left Cd the Assessor {
Books. should not be sold for The benefit oil
the sehool'fund and have then there this writ
Witness. w POLLING, Clerk Of the
said Court at the Court House Of said eoun.
~. this 2Sih day OF April. 1891, and in the
30th year of the State. v. II, PotIus.
May J. 1891. 4 2e~al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

Congressman Breckenridge, OF Ar
kansas. expresses the opinion that
Congressman Mills, Of Texas, will be
the Speaker of the next House, and
Congress Dan Mcmillan, Of Tennes-
see, chairman Of the ways and means
co nmitiee. With regard to che pres
idency, he thinks Mr. Cleveland will
be the democratic nominee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming 90 well know
and 30 popular "a TO need no special men
uon. All who have used Electric Bitiers sing
ne same song Of praise.-A purer medicinel
GOES not exist and II is guaranteed 10 do al
tnat 10 claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of The Liver and Kiduevs will
remove Pimples, Boils. Salt Rheum and 9th.
er auctions caused by impure blood. Will
drive Malaria from The sy stem aad prevent
as well as cure all Maisrial feyers For cure
Of Headache. Constipation and indigestion
try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded Price so ceu,s
sample bottles free at Williamson 4 riller's
Drug Store
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08

II. ID. Rush. the pioneer miller of
Kansas, says he is satisfied by his
correspondence from all parts OF Kan.
sas that the wheat crops this wear viii
be the largest ever harvested. The
ost crop. he said, will be hight, but
10 thirty -four years he had never
seen such favorable prospects for .
large corn crop
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
" NOTICE

ALL persons are hereby notified
not to huot, fish, or iI any way to
trespass on our lands, as we will put
the law in force against any person
or persons 30 offending.
K M. GRACE AND Sous.
May l. 1891.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
NOTICE
TO



The Builaisg Committee appointed By The
Board OF Regents OF the West Virginia School
fos the Deaf and the Blind, Iocated IN Rom.
ney. Hampshire cou niy, composed of c. n.
Bill. komuey; A. L. Pueb. Cepon Bridge.
Hampshire eosutv. and John =. Peerce. Boz.
Hngiou. uiserai county. will receive bisfs up
to and Including Saturday morning, NAY
AZ, 1871 70 twelve seioek. soos. for toe
erection Of 10 addition TO the present school
building. lea BY - fest, three ssoriss hieb
aud make such changes in the prsssst bal6-
copies q which win b furpisAsa on or sfser
Nay 9 1884. pRss appfraiios 10 O. H. an.
Chairman OF the committee, by any one de.
siriug % bid upon ssid work. A plan of ss;d
boil dinR, embracing certain changes - the
present. tsildlsR, gill be shown By Mr. Hill
st the sasse time 10 any one who will cal on
I'm 81 the Institution for the psrpose of
examining the same No specified sims has
been liked for the complstiou Of the work
snd each person desiring the contract viii
SPECIFY the time at which he can compl. Re
The work, not later than November L, isel
and albo n6me . time at which he coula
hnish up all except the inside work of the NORTH
END from The main dining room, - shown 10
the pias. 10 The cod and the rooms over the
same
The iovss.and best bidder will b award.
Cd the contract sor doing the whole Of ,his
work, but the committee reserve to them.
seiyea the right to reject any and all bids.
Coo tractors will Do required, before the
contract 10 anaIly aw arded by The COMMITTEES.
70 fsfnish valid bond 10 tho sum Of eight
thousand dollars 10 project the Board OF
hesens and the State against any ioss by
faii IRE Of the contractor to comply with his
eost.sct under lien laws or a.y elaims
whatsveF.
g. Il. HILL, ! Building
A. l.. PUGB,
JOHN T. PIERCE, COMMITTEES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
PLAIN DRESS GOODS.

Double width C~shmeres 12Jc.
lhir y different sha Les.
SO inch Henriettas only Csc, 20
sbades cheap st 35c.
All wool plain Scrges, 40 inches. in
10 shades a. Soc.
All vol Henriettas at Soc, 40 Incb,
all new shades, worth Csc.
All wool tIenriettas al 75c. As inch,
bought .bem 20 sell at soc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
HAnIEa

Needing tonic, or children that want building
no, should take
BROWNS IRON HTTTERg.
10 n pleasant - take, cures Malaria. IndiQes-
Ton, and BiliOusness AL dealers keep H.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
New Dress Fabrics

Many oexpess surprise the growth of Depam
Kea manifest simply instance Of effect Causes
loueEt textures Little Prices Efec-Wondeefu Increases
ON
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
PLAlDS AND STRIPES.

PLAlDS AND STRIPES.
20 pieces striped Dress Goods at 20
oDd 25c, double width, all now
styles.
Fancy Plaid Serges at SOC, 40 inch
80 different colorings.
Fancy Plaid Suiiings at so. CON-
Using oil the latest effects.
Doe lot figured Dress Goods at l5o
cap a. Csc.
40 inch Stacking FIanneIs SOC
"a inch Sacking Flannels 85c.
DOMESTIC BARGAINS.
Prints ~, 5, ami &c.
Outing Fiannels, 10, IL and l5c
Home Made Flanels. Csc,
Canton Flannels, 6, 8 and 100
Tailed Fisunels, 20. %. IS & SOC
Balladsvale Flannel, so 75oap6sl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

All WOO! Black Serges, 50 and Coo.
Ali wool HenTietias at &c., 40 inch.
We pride ourselves on tets value.
Stripes and Plaids Of zoe in lack
-rh "H,.cs and Black and Grey.
ST" 'srp HeDrielios at 500
81 25s 81 so, 81 IS AID 81 %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-05-08
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
TO TEST THE PRESS GAG LAW.

Coroner Levy of New York VIII Hold an
Inquest Over SiniIer. the Murderer.
Coroner Levy will order the body of
Smiler. the Salvation Army murderer,
who was eiectrocuted at Sing Sing on
Tuesday morning last, to be exhumed
from the grave in Woodlawn Cemetery.
He will summon jury and subpoena
witnesses. He will probe the execution
to the bottom and compel those who wer g
present TO testify to what went on in that
secret chamber of DEATH
The inquest will afford a chance to find
out what DR.. Daniels of Buffalo meant
when he said:-"W ere not bound by my
promise, / could tell you a long story It
would be startling one"
Coroner Levy looked up the law gov
erning the case yesterday. Under Sec
ton 773 Of the Code of Civil Procedure he
Is forced to examine into the cause of
death in the case of a man who il buried
IN New York County, but who was killed
in another.
The common law provides that when q
man is executed by law the Coroner shall
determining the cause of death. Under this
law there has never been a case Of hanging
In New York where the Coroner has not
been present at the autopsy and Coron-
er's jury has not determined the legal
cause of death. There is nothing in the
electrocutiou law which repeats this sec
ton.
Opera Bouffe Brown, not being quail
ned by knowledge for the duties OF his
position and having tue idea that any
thing he did was In itself right, did not
have the Coroner OF Westchester coun ty
present az the autopsies in Sing Sing
Prison. No jury has been summope IN
the cases, and no jury's verdict has been
given. me consequences is that Coroner
Leyy's duty is clear ia the matter.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
CAN PRAcrIoa N AEY CIRQUE.


Lawyer Peshall Admitted to the United
States Courts Twenty Years Ago.
Councillor Charles J. PeshalI was not
very much pleased with the publication
of the letters Prosecutor Winfield re-
ceived from the clerks OF the United
States Circuit and Supreme Courts yes
terday.
Mr. PeshaIl was found at Taylor's
Hotel last night, and ne said that he was
admitted TO practice in the Circuit Court
of the United States at Little Rock, Ark,
in either 1868 or 1869. He was not certain
which, but he said he would take his
diplomas to Trenton during the present
week and have the record OF it perfected.
''lt is so old and worn," said Mr.. Pesh-
all. that have sent to Arkansas to get
a duplicate copy, and when it arrives,
with its big, bright new seal, Will pre-
sent it at court immediately for the bene-
at of Mr. Winfield OF others who are
anxious to see it. 1t is a well settled
fact, and has been SO decided by Chief
Justice Fuller. that an attorney admitted
to practice in one circuit Is at liberty to
practice in all the circuits of the United
Suites Courts.
II will prepare the brief In the Hallin-
ger case, ana will argue it, aud If | were
an insurance agent would take risk on
Halinger's life in preference 10 that of
Prosecutor Winfield
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
now THE FAIR WILL BEGIN.
Programme for an Elaborate Opening .
the Chicago Exposition.

Programme for an Elaborate Opening o
the Chicago Exposition.
CHICAGO, July II. 1901 Plans for the
dedicatory exercises Of the Chicago Fair
from Oct. II to IA. 1892, have been adopt
ed by the Committee on Ceremonies. The
military encampments viii last four
days. Wednesday, Oct. IL. will be dedi-
cation day proper, and the memorial SER
vices will be held in the main building
at Jackson Park. The ceremonies of the
day will be ushered In by the firing of a
National salute Of forty-eight battery vol
leys by all batteries i'll attendance. AT
ten a. m. the truOps will be IN readiness
to receive the President OF the Uuited
States with appropriate honor6. He will
then pass into the building, and, sur
Wounded by his Cabinet, Diplomatic
Corps, and distinguished foreigners, will
receive representatives OF the thirteen or
lginal States with proper ceremonies, and
then of the remaining States in the order
OF their admission to the Union.
The programme to follow will be@-
America with full chorus and orches-
trai accompaniment; prayer; Star Span
gled Banner, with full chorus and or
chestral accompaniment; commemora-
ton ode, set 10 music, with full chorus
and orchestral accompaniment; address
and report from Director. General; preSen-
tation of buildings by the President of
the Columbian Exposition to the Presi-
dent OF the National Commission; cantata
arranged expressly for these ceremonies;
presentation of buildings by the President
Of the National Commission to the Presi-
dent OF the United States; address by the
President; dedication GRAFTON; Hal
lelujah Chorus; National salute
of fyrty-eight battery yolleys
During Wednesday evening the Presi-
dent of the United States will give a re-
ceDtion to distinguished foreigners and
Invited guests. On Thursday, October IS,
the grand civic and Industrial display,
which Is 60 be one OF the browning fea5-
ures of the celebration, will be formed by
ten o'clock a. m. and move directly TO
Jackson Park through some of the prin-
cipal streets OF the city. 1t is designed on
this day to give the representations of
the principal events in the life of Column
bus and of the first three hundred years
of this country subsequent to its discov-
cry.
The last century will illustrate the
marvellous growth of the United States
since the adoption of the Constitution;
the improvement In mechanical aDpli-
ances, the advance IN science, art, litera-
tute and education.
There will be grand dedication ball
on Thursday, October Is, in the evening.
On Friday evening. October IA. the Off
GERS of the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton will give a reception.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
FAMILIAR LINES.
Old Friends Whom We Have Heard
on the Stage for Years.


The Mirror suggests that mass meeting Of
dramatic critics be called to protest against the
further use on the American stage Of the sub
joined expressions:
You will learn to love me.
listen cn,usic). and win tell you the story
of my life. "
HE was the only man that ever spoke a kind
word to me-"
Papa, kiss mammap'
Aud you, whom thought my dearest friend,
have done this -"
81 must tell you one thing mere before 60
not very much to you. perhaps but to me-
everything. love you.
''My time will come.
Show changed the old village seeInsl''
"How dare you touch meS''-( For Jepsale.J
"Be brave Jack; you have me.
"Ah, little one, you don't understand these
things
For some weeks have noticed change in
your manner toward me-
Il could kill you''
why did listen to his wordsfr
"And now-how changedr'
SIT Is a long story-but will tell it to you''
"As last, Robert Gorgon we meet face to
face. A-h-hn lbs he is stabbed in the
buck.1
''Your proud spirit shall yet be broken /.
But the witnesses are all deadtn
eve have come too latef" 6Takes of hat.)
sIhave come to tell you that must cave you
for ten years in ten minutes. Be brave
Listen, Clara, fancied Iloved her-I was but
a boy then. y
t'Mofhsriv
..Me c h e-i-l-dri
Arthur Clayersand, have known your true
character from the very first day you came to
the old Hall 40 For fensale.)
BAH you fool don't make much noise, or
we shall be discovered y
What was that s-only the snap OF twig.
How faint me heart feels today Some super
stitious dread seems to be over me-"
I'VE are discovered -
"Don'I be afraid of me, little one. / once had
a child, who. If he had not died, would have
looked just as you do now.''-tLooks earnestly
at the lads face and toys nth has hGir,)
margaret de Lupang, knew you when you
were a child T.
My God! my Godi'
My child Who shall take you from mes''
Further delay Is Useless
"You know the rest.'
81 see it all now