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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
TEE ENgnY CT PROPERTY.

1t i, strange how the Democrats are
alwa.s putin" themselves in Il situa-
Lon where they must regret the sue
cess ard prosperity Of tleir Own
country.
During thc civil war their position
was Z constant temptation 20 wish for
thc defeat Of our army and our cause.
Ihay predicted defeat in t}nfr Va
Ia. Convention ID ->u-. j.. rgsa.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

The Vail rial 10Y acing on IN ST.
Louis is furnishing the newspapers of
that city with lets OF scrsational mat
ter. Vail is charged with killing his
wife Tor The purpose Of securing lite
insurance TO the amount of $4,000.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

C.SAL SEITLENENT.-Nosicc IS Le-rh.
= -.vea = sil =. .i.oTs aad Others Interested
IN thu c-ts;c o.. a haCca Erwin. deceased. that
:"a u-rCT~iGTei iatr Eufli administrators A.!
a, such having Charge said estate, Intends 10
nllk' Hra. s";tl,IuCIt tLrr,Df a. 'i- aeNt term
o; T.. ITuba.r CONT Of Cape Guardian csuat-.
Missouri, 10 b E'lt Et the C0urt house IN tr-
rtr o! Jackson, Missouri. o. the -tI dag Of
-HH.ET. T --,. tr
--- Egl. L ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Some tine ago the free trade organs
were greatly disturbed over the pros
PeeJiye ruin Q; ar canning indus
tries by reasons Of the increased cost
oiGa plate. The Republican Journals
took frequent occasion to demonstrate
that even if the entire increase in the
duty went into the price OF tin cen.
the enhanced price Of the latter would
be considerably more than Offset b.
The reduced cost Of sugar. But The
price of tin cans nj Baltimore. which
stood AZ So per hundred ia-t summer.
before the Mckinley bill was passed.
has fallen 10 - per hundred in o
Sequence Of improved methods Of
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

SIC "
e-
o. fl
.sfrf .- -t.fa d.. ii slrii.
aa -sl naS g;,lt. -.irc ~ 4 -'cortei
IL I--.E - o. rag 49,, q TIE Recorder "nice
q! tt.H G'gar'iaau cp-rty, hs-t1r. Conveyed
:, tie IgssrraiTu.,i -Tulf. tEe Glowing dsscTib-
ti re. -ta-e -it9Gt". lying sud D"-lS In the
cor.'y o. tape G!Tarieau GLd sass CT AissOuH'
tp-ls.t:
Pant 81 lot ruuubrr seven O.. of the city
rorntIly town. 81 Jackson, described a. ioi-
lOy.r: Iirsin al the southwest co-.rr or said
los number seven O. thence u"Ttn a.orE iltEi
strist one hundred aud three ami "ae-4iaiI tiuiisi
fret. tnTfc &c east siNiy-ige 81 IsIt THENCE
forth thiriy-siN ard ouc-half tElj feat, the=ce
east t.cnfy-tlTee aud One-half t25sa) lces,
thO.cc south Oae EuEidred GEi io'ty tlitl feet,
thence yscst eiCnfy- eight Ena oas-half C-s.J
feet along Second south street 20 the teciuning.
being same 10. acquired by said Henry y. Hoyt
by Shrrih's Decd OF Henry, thE-!gs asd Chris-
tia HoGmeisteT, Of rcccfi il the Recorier,s
omce OF said county; u book Bum6er Ibtec1
G5j, pages four hundred aad Gny-thrse GI5)
TO forr hundred ard Eity-fVr.
Which said convey ance was made in trust TO
secure the payment OF a CrTtSiu proU.gscrs note
In Eaic decd Of trust mtaiJEct end dcEcnbeI'
and,
ant pa. able. srSpTi;.c to tie tTuc terror. date
AID rec. Of srii notc aEd rcmaiIs EHTaid-
Now, Therefore. /. the undersigned tTnste'N
Gt the request OF The legal n"ldr- OF said hole
SEt = hlrINr OF ihc ibNt. aLu! adtit'isAH ia ne
vested hy said iCrd u t.nst aEd purslaatto the
prDyisi0rs Of said deed Of trust. will, On
Saturday the Fourteenth Day OF
February 4. ID. 1891.
At the coErt bousc door In IN city of Jackson,
In Cape Gi-aTstCaG county, Missouri, aGd be-
tween tng hDuTs %! IIrC C'ClCcS ID The forenoon
AID i've O'Clock IN the Afternoon rf that day,
proceed - sell iie EhCyo described real ~estGtc.
at public V~er,Iur, to The highest bltdcr. Tor
cash In band. 60 sG.ieiy aid Hute 2aC interest
Together with TIE cost aud expenses OF cXecut-
ing this deed OF trust.
WILLIAM PAAR.
iarlGr.Ga Tru.rre.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

The New York SIN Is rejoicing
over the fact that there + Two
more Texas newspapers through
which the breath Of honest. intclligi-
bic. and hopeful Democratic partisan
shin brea'hcs again" Reduced to
plain English this mean that the
Gouldthwmtc NoWnfaiHccr and the
Mckinney Boomer have declared for
Hill. MIR. Dana has the funniest pos
sibie way of beating about the bush.
and "a! ing exactly what he doesn't
mean when he has got through.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

If we could only get the Indians to
smoking cigarettes with the %constancy
charactcrizing the efforts of some of
our youth in that direction it would
not he long before we would
see them all under ground or in the
institutions for the feeble minded.
Here is a pointer for the cigarette
millionaire. who could do more good
for his country by sending his manu-
lectures out among the Indians.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
Trustee's Sale Of Real Es.ate.

"HEEFhS. tr-nst w.ssrl aad Lou.sa
- NcSs.!, his VIC, o. the county of Cape
Girar:cau. st-tr q. Missouri, by thor certain
drci u tEd-t, i:..'ri IA" inn lay Of Ms: eight
e.. h:,1,!' and 'i-ntv-"i,ht and recorded il
Book e.. on pay -, ~ the Recorder ellie" Of
Gap GirariTau "1l'ty, Missouri. convey cd to
u" Observation-Disclosures t,v following described
: - estate it1Itt lNis. AID heirc in :hg cuIEty
Of CAPE Guardian and state oil Missouri, To-
VT:
Tie northwest quarter % OF the e1ut!ieaS,
qua-t'- -. " ) :. - oft..e-ineal section
a'trra ca. al tire ga~: ira.c:'uHGi half 90 al
IT," ;'GT:h"a>t iTart!"nai F-artar g. and north
c;.7; is."t:"'iGl G~SaTtrr 10 '"-ihN, fractional
quarter 80 !-.."'.r 81 SO sDt Trutt tive ~.
township thirt} i.rl. L"rth uf range twclV- ~
eas.. 60 raiai'- o." ETTiT.! AL tTrnty al
.%i.cts two ".." EnriTr!ta, titJ .--IEl Gcr's
Also t'lc ipr'l.:E" Trartnr 90 81 t:ir ncrtii-
t"rt r ii,.i itiIFt.f D.. g.. " : = iE'r-
10 81 IL .Cg-I."aa; s2c'i..l twenty-five -
Tow :>l.H t!.r-y t.J a..T'lI e.! -IT-r twelve ~
o.. e.. tail = art, 60 c"~.s-
-l.r 81 ,Y4iav-c gGa-;.r > Of :ir s"-'h-
ca / GnaTt.r 60 anu tie northeast Tuar;er -
of ;.'c southeast quarter OF section hitccH U1
township thirty tr) north Of range twelve %
eat.
Al-o the scu, foazt quarter - of the south
west quarter ca Of section iiitcra tI5l township
thirty G-J. north OF range twelve u2} east, con
tanning tiiirty mine and cighty-Onc on" humid
AI-o sCvcitnDn and thirty-siy one huadr"Itha
tI.-.a-l"J Gcr,s described a. follows: IsciI-
ring thir;t"r aad tvr';y ore hU11r-itI-
llH---i'f4 Chains - Z ~ sIs' ~f.atl't-s fbE.EI
%: aid section i;:e"u ll5l. thence north eleven
degrees. east twenty and twcity-twO che
iHir'iTr I'll. I-1 =--lu-I chaias, th-scg We :su
t!rl G"-rc-: ~hity-iiVu chains t. :ap GSThvv.t
ca-..cr' Il said tras. Of laad. said qGar:,Ei.i
quarter l-l e%";'inH, t.:"ic" tNS..,g 90
chains 10 tho sCu,Aa ct C9r..rr 81 sad quarter
I'll iua--c- .@,rI:0r. thcrgr cast ~ aaG eighty
ore huIdr,titn. "GTi.- t. IN. beginning c.Ttgc
NH.yi' ait '..'. ! ."r "a mall g. trIrt to
sC"ur a. - I."Hf o.ac'--4ig f'Ts-u5s-H-r ."t'
i -h.d deed o. TIA .u,.;:E-..d aHI u--Crih,l.
al.
Whereas. ALA o.r 1ae 'crc SIR, hscaIlr nc
a'' raysai". v"-'-r ,EE % El.. t'I- trr"r. ia"
and ,."s' So. -. H".- a-i rr:rais E:I1.i-
%gw. q -.fr-E. !. tn Eafr: i-.a-t t-E-: e..
AZ &c - 90. t"r al "a II al ''
a:i tE ~Ei7;.r- t ~. Lover li a.I.sn.ty iH a.
s. y siit .i"E tTast e / 1-~u4 10 t..
rc,rizin's 81 .iia-,i"f trI :. III, uI
Saturday tae TwcHtv-ci@hih Day Of
February y. u. i"sl.
st -" rr@-t Iaesr d.; 4 n. cit q, .!,"s on.
i cap t5er!'.T rrIajy. - "uF5, = : lr-
49, -. -f- '..5-s '4 EI.sv. ~ .rE g. H.. b --r--
& q: t.-r sleek -. t"- al r SEQ. O.. .En rF-.
T-r"s - 'r' =rrvr n- 81 / real .-tG.r.
a III IT, E~a-IiH.. 90 L. -i:r-t hi.s. 4. IL
O." g. hal, I --i-.: SD .,:- az! net.
:" ,hta'c "-;- @s@ c-ve 90 a. c-,yut-
ir- TIL d.! oi tn =
CE.ELA- hI;:.>..
Ja2-.r'.1 ITu-tcc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Ia" Pres Is e.. ar-ar "r no faction; pulls M
wiz; Ia T." s"im.-it'oS u aV-,tr.
The mo rc.iaThani- Rev ,. ~ Success in
NV Norh.
thr.p Tcws. vG'-ar 5e.sattoas al trash ind
no place Ia ia" cplumHs ct IN Tres.
Tho Pres 81. the bTi.h-.-t ; iitDTial page in
y ! YORK y sF"rElnE vita points
Tao Ir'-s sasd~y edition o. 4 FrICaiii o
p'E la.'r, covert. = every rI-T,s.t To- &c q: IT,
tyT.-t.
a. Pre- v-rE!y cI.tioT c~5r:ai-. all the
g't.i -ail-. - She iiai!y a.! ~u.isv ~r.it-.4
tor lau.' vi. g. ,ru5 aE"-. isr BgiIv - ar,
pr. t,rt hs d 'jl~r from srIiy RECEIVING il
iIc rccAi! j. : splendid substitute.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

TIC history Of women in ioUrn J.
ism dates back 60 f752. when CienCr-
time E:od printed ar.l edited the
IuyiHio C'azehe. Il paper dcvoted 10
the colonial cause. Two years later
Mrs. Ii. Boyle started a royals: paper
having the same name. The latter
was the first paper 10 publish the
declaration of independence. Since
1850 women have been editing depart
mcnt& in weekly papers. and for
twenty years they have served upon
the city and correspondent sIafis Of
daily papers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
SATURDAY. February Il. 1891.

Statistics al the mineral output Of
the minc3 OF Southeast Missouri for
1890, show that the value of the pro-
duct was d little less than $3,500.OOO.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

There is a peculiar gambling club
of working women in England. hay
81 members. Each woman deposits
Il small sum of money a. her entrance
fee, and the winners pay the rent and
the woman in charge of the rooms.
The gambling is done by means of
bits Of paper containing the numbers.
passed around like refreshments on a
plate. AMI each woman draws n piece
in turn. The highest and lowest
numbers win the pile, towards which
each woman contributes her share.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Since the Missouri Legislature
passed the goose hill il has been
wrestling with = bill to regulate street
railway fares. After the fare Oh street
railways is settled We suggest that
eur Representatives adjourn and re-
turn home. Il! that time tie ground
viii be dry enough to plow and tlry
viii Uc needed al home.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
Saturday the Fourteenth Day of
Election Notice.

CArE GRAGpEAr. No, FIR. :, 1SgI
The annual ILepti.g Of The stScthO'd,rs ot the
Sturiiyait raHk for IL election o! , directors
to serve fer the eJ-ainS year viii Se held AZ tiC
Banking hsIse Ju Ged-csC@y, the 18th list 8,
at > O'cluck T. "
ROBERT STUEDIVANT, Pres.
L. J ALBEIT, Cashier.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

.4t-. rebellion .,ul ..a-.. tie
na, l..rn.-a ri. eva. rrHw, 81
" .ar rrr a~ traHeI a Dec dat,
sirrirg.. airou
'a',r trn1 aoTs-. the. had
the harri.cc,! check 10 yell. We told
You so." we did it, And now,
having predicted t'iat the Mckinley
bill would 30 ro good, and only harm,
t'icy are hcaribrobcn. Every time
10y read Of the death Of {. trust they
erosn. When they read of TIE sue
cess o: The Sect Sugar industry. It's
rapid strides. their hearts bleed.
When they rca | Of the linen factnr-
les goirg Up in Il northwest, such
n TIE one at Minneapolis. they IA .
TIE loom in wool and wooden Goods
cuisines: The tinpla;e factories now
going into successful operation under
the Mckinley bill i continually Civ
iTg tho lie 10 the most solemn VOWS
and predictions. 1t rings the death
knrll Of their most cherished hope,
thai Of rfincl industries. OF decayct.
prosperity and National greatness.
America 10 be ;he cring;ng slave TO
( Grca; E:it;cn.
No Democratic paper boasts over
the death Of The trusts OF which they
howlel 81 murh, only n case Of the
real thief ruEniH" faster and yelling
louder "-tGp The.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

'
..r #nH' ras
Legislature have dropped D-.,.y.
and are nov voting for Judge Lind
Icy for United States Senator The
big three still stick 10 StclIc.
The friends Of Hon. +. ". Russell
would Ike 10 know how their repre-
sentative voted OF the gco-cquesiion.
II Nr. Russell desires 10 enli-ltcn his
constituents on that subject the col
umny Of the DEHro%AT are open to
him.
The c>t:inefca of III French navy
or the year 1871 ainonut to 2lS.157.-
7o2i. & I%.75S5;ol. of which abou,
5~o.C00."goE. C:10.Coa,o0Gj are reserved
for the construction ci nev ycs>cl> or
alterations in existing vessels. irc,UI-
Ing. IL both cases. their equipment.
During 1891 there will be in coHr-c
of construction IN tie Government
dock yards six irouclah battle sl:ir-.
two fir-t-cla-~ armorad gnHb2a;s.
three arHOrcd cruisers, two transport
ayisos. one sccoI!-r!ass transport
steamer. End one sailing fri@atc. Tie
vessels under construction in french
private yards iaciIde tao iroat!Ii
battle ship. tWo aruiorad rrui-ar+.
two, tiIird-cia.. crsi>c:s. l. is-t-li.-s
torpedo boats, two >cs@oi#E torpedo
boats, and two y~c:!yitr boats.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
Millinery & ~Dressmakiaa

MISS MARY FENECWFSKY
Yy-ILL. IL PLEASED TO SEE + LADY
w iIio-,is at the new s;orJ ON iiaTmUIE
street, hetueca Midi" and Frederick.
NEW GOODS AND II LATEST
STNIiS sepiJ
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

The Farmers Alliance convention
at Omaha. on Jan. -. resumed lis scs-
sion and began the revision of the
constitution. An amendment pro-
posed. making all laboring men Gig
ibIc to membership, provoked Heated
debate. during the course of which
President Powers said that such an
amendment would break up the or
Tanization. lie said: We want TO
carry the next election and if we cX-
tend the qualifications beyond farmers
the cities will take advantage Of this
point. New York City could send 4
million dollars 10 Omaha to pay I'M
tiatin" fees. and in Il few ronths de-
signing politicians would hire enough
men TO Join the order so that Nebraska
would he i'll The hands of a ring"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

Within the radiant inriosUrc of
conjU9al relations and COMMUNION.
We are sure of ourselves and Of cur
companions. The disguises which
the world aud society force rs to
wear. and the various dercptions
which we practice in self defense. are
ali laid aside when We come into the
presence of the dear COMPANION 10
whom we have given our heart. and
from whom we have nothing to hide.
When loTc opens the door of tic
heart and abaHdcns the vigilance and
defense born Of suspicion and fear
then We revHl in JOYOUS confidence.
and lift the veil that has hitherto
screened the secrets OF or life. When
two hearts throb with 4 common 10Y
and hope. when two lives blend Q,
meeting streams. and then flow or rs
one forever. storms may siHi;e and
sorrows maj s;ar.ic. but Sod ave to
love Il potent charm ~ which the
storm is Sti!!cd AID ghc sing !, re-
moved from sorrows poisoned Engs.
Gov. Pattison's action in regard 10
Force hill is really to Re COM
'neaicd, although il has caused AZ
immense amount Of hard feeling. The
legislature tried TO instruct the Sen :
for PENNSYLVANIA how 10 vote OFT !
he much debated bill. and the Coz ,
'rnor responded ny telling the Lceis- {
ature to mind lis own business. In
this he erred very slightly. il M y
Ii. Legislatures have enough 10 At t
end 10 without attempting &c '"aca =
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

II" c#Hvaz- O: farmer o.;a:o"S.
made b. Il springfield, IIa,s., iirimars'
PAPER. i Eos ~comiig.e. II represents
the verdict of the I1G.o09 postal cards
received from farmers in all sections
OF The country. The result on PrcSi-
Dental preferences already announced
on The Democratic side was 71.7S7 FOR
Cleveland. HIS for Hin. 1l.Ga3 for
W. II. Hatch and S.s03 scattering. On
the Republican side the vote stood:
Blaine 1922. Harrison 31.0I3. Ru>k
20.1 ii. scattering 1896. The result
on the tariff shows a considerable ma
for The Mckinley bill, an over
w~holmiHg demand for Mr.. Blainc's
schem" Of reciprocity and an almost
strong protest against reel
procity with Canada.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14
n. L. COFER,
Gntract0r and Builder,

Would respectfully inform THE puhlic that he is
Ut, pared 20 ito all kinds Ci wCTN N his line, and
that IN the future he will allow TO cOEaPctel.
wOtLTGH 10 uGdeTDid hiIa.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

". II. Mills, land agent for the
Southern Pacific raiiroa l.. ia an inior-
yiow at san Francisco on Jan. 81
said fiat he had reliable information
that . syndicate had been formed for
The purpose Of buyi9g up timber
lands on tic parific coast. IN 1859
the Southern Pacific railroad sold
over 100000 worth of lends. most
of which were purchased hy secret
agents OF a syndicate. which T.taEis
10 control al the mil plants possible.
Gen. hlg"r. of Detroit. is said 20 be
interested III Tie scheme.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

The san Francisco Chronicle OfJan-
ulry IS. STATES that with one exception
III the fruit canncrics in the State have
formed 4 compact with $".Do1.0 -G cap
ital stoc!: to !a-' 80 wears. Al Of the
cauncrics viii ne purchased for two
birds cash and nno-iiird sock. they
will then lie under control OF = corpo-
ration which will be known as the
California Fruit Canncric,, limited.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-02-14

~y% ~n7- l"is fnr-ne.hars bsea MAJ at
~ sr to, ~ Anna Figs, Aas,ia,
EE t~-NE At@A I"ea-. sHt Jno. Esna, Toirdo, Ohio.
RgITA- - 1-ef cui- otisishrr ding IS wei. VII
wv S-ls' s"u' SuIua -ars os- f5ro. &C. a
- - S"c";h. NoI can DO the work an: liz.
SgSsN ~ h"1e. wherever ysH as. Evsn he
tS.S-g Eaacfs IRE srsiiy earning fo. IS 20
~ c. n rtas lay lsTts. We show yos how
- - ~, SRI start vuu. ten work IN spar. time
sSsSS or al she ur'e. Zig Hiouxy for work
S-&A err Failure unknown snorv them.
NJ MN rni wonderful. Pariiqulsn hos,
Aiactt.S To-, hkaH e5Of orlland NJ aine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
DIE :,

7, Kevser. Tuaaiiy IT. laat week, Mrs
Annie j., wife of Mr James II. Jones
Ths above was formerly Miss Annie
Daughertv. OF Noore6-ld. and bal Only
eern married since 1886. Her Death was
sudden and unexpected. Shs vas 3, years
old, leaves . husband nnd four children.
In Baltimore on Tuesday. September az.
1897 Of raj id consumption, IN the 33,d year
Of his age, Hr Walter Middleton Harper.
son OF Robert N. H.ri er and grandson OF
The late William Harper ofthis place.
On Sunday evening last, At her h,ma in
Keyser, Mrs. Bella, wife Of william q Clay.
ton; Esq after short but saycfe attack Of
typhoid fever. The news reached this place
Monday morning and Nc were pained "a
hear that the bright, warm hearted, sincere
q loved and loving friend and deeply do We
mourn for her; Il seems but few days sincs
we net and cnsped hands on our streets
mutually gid 70 see each other and hoW
little did we think il was the LavT time W
would clasp hands 10 this worldi True. We
know not the day nor the houe when the
summons will come; but in tnIs we rel )ics
Bella has only gone hrme. She loved and
served her Heavenly Master here. and now
she rests In His bosom forever free from sor-
row. Her remains wee bro ught 20 thu
place Tuesday and laid TO rest IN our beau.
tiful cemstefy beside her darling iiai,
Bessie.
Scarcely bad the echo Of the above new
died away ere th,rs came another message
Just died Mr.. Henry Csbpberl,' and hi
young widow si,s In the sadness OF desois.
ton. For some woke he hiss been very
sick; but frieuds were hopeful Of Bis reco ys-
~ until last week wheu he grew worse snd
from that until Monday the hearts OF man
friends were very anrious about him. All
that medical aid aud tender nursing could &C.
compiish was doet; but In vain; the Nastsi
wanted him and be too hsd ito yield 81
though hearts we're bleeding TO keep him
Young, popular add With Geld OF usetai
ness before hi:u HE dea IN will be keeniy fei
both In the commuphv where he died aud Ia
tbs where no lived Tor many years; but ",
fofbesf to say NOR, presuming an obituary
will be sent In foe the next issue. His re-
mains we're brought from koore6efd to THU
place sad inferred 10 Indian Xonnd Cemste,
~ Wednesday morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
TELEP HONE TALK.

He n. Toni
fIsfio. Kittiei Il that your
Yes, Toni Yssi les come. and
it's . perfect beauty! You iust
ouabt<- r
What are you talking alb ~, Kit
tie a
Mlking about 2 Why, about The
wondsrfui things it does. Td9 going
10 have o Tailor mate dress righs
svsy-and make il all my self You
will bstss' onished TO see how besuti-
fully, II Pan bind she bst.leme nts' col
'vsndykes,' 1 nsvsr saw anything
like i'll Can't you come home RICH,
away and see
sKtttie, will you please tell nae vbst
youJzrs talking about ?
Whyi About my new High Aru
Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine,
thought you knew.
Oh | Is that il ! Well, l knew yor
wonin like 1t. Good bye.
Good .bve.
j. 5. Keller is the Agent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
OblfunHK.

The Grace OF God has given 70 the church
Ia every age some who hsa saving faith I'M
Jesus Christ a. the Saviour OF sinners-Ths
community on the Levels near Okonok o, ha Z
been blessed for nearly . score OF years with
one snch In the person Of hr. = W. hcGul,
who died ~ his hone last Friday morning,
Sept as. 1891. HE life OF more Cbau thIes
score years and ten laws its claim to The last-
ing respect OF all who Anew him because he
loved the l. I'd. His lHe work was per.
formed not amid tbs glare OF the void aud
the oiast OF irumpets, but Ia the quiet oI
hi4 home which he always made besutiful By
resisting evil sud accomplishing good
throughout his entire life, which itself aid
shine brighter and brighter unto The per.
feet day bic home was stepped With the
ohtGed atmosphere Of goodness add gen tie
ne which pervaded bis Own soul ard
cause 90 may 70 honor him white Iiving
and 10 revere him though dead. A SUB.
lime soul was HE, which taough often On.
cbeered BY things Of time and sense, nory-d
itselt to every duty to God and man, aod
kept straight on In that line by the grace
which eomes from prayer TO God add ch,Id.
like faith 10 him. Few ever possessed mo,s
fully that chstIty which 'sDGersth long ana
10 kind than be, and csnnot nov recall
one harsh word or judgment from his Hps.
which IL Fepested Thousand times could
give lasting pain TO any human bei1z. For
many yesrc he resolu.ely irefused untertak
10 Z the i'm Ossibls task OF recOnciIing God
and msmmon and walked calmly on wher-
ever Christ would lead, regardless OF whe,h-
or IL would crown HIN with the victor's
crown or lesd % the martyrs death, Such
a lite must be blessed AID With equal Ger.
iaioty II must bless others alec. Such was
The lite, the religion, the faith Of K. w.
McGill A FAHHFUL FuESp
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
THE BANK NEY
A Fine Display.

L, c. Roesslsr, the leading jew.
eler, 116 Baltimore Street, Cum.
berland, Md, has just received q
fine lire of goods for the holidays.
The assortment Of ladies and gen.
tlemen's gold and silver watches
cannot be surpassed. The largest
and beat selected stock Of Jewe.fy ID
the city. Onyx clocks, Bronzes,
gold and silver. headed canes, etc.
Mr.. Roessler, has just put In his
establishment an elegant silver ware
case That takes up the entire side
Of his store. The dazzling effect
Of the rich cut glass under the
electric light Is superb.
Silverware in great variety.
Novelties of all kinda. Any one
in search OF Christmas Or seu6
cannot help be euited in the 'ovt
named firm. To convince ou
% I II will more LIN ietay 10
all