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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
A Fine Display.

L, c, Roesslsr, the leading lew
eler. ll6 Baltimore Street, Gum
6erland, Md, has just received a
tue 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 iewe. nv in
the city. Onyx clocks, Bronzes.
gold and silver headed canes. etc
MIR. Roesslet, has just put IN his
establishment an elegant siIverware
case that takes up the culture side
OF his store. The dazzling effect
of the itch cut glass under the
electric light la superb
Sllverware in great variety.
Novelties Of ali kinds. Any one
in search OF Christmas presents
cannot help be euited in the above
named firm. To conviuc Q ycu.
sc t II will more than repay you TO
call
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
It's an Absolute Fact

ana an every day occurrence, If no.
with your self tits with your neigh.
Dor or else your neighbor's neighbor.
That you go to your store, and ask
for something or an other,> and are
told by the merchants, Il am sorry
but We are just out, will baye it in
such and such a time" tia. time.
some times or seldom ever comes
The reeuit is. you are kept waiting
This is .5ieOer the case when YOU call
on or write tn, j. Geo. Hermann
No. 143. Baltimore Street, Cumber
why there Is notin the State, outside
OF Baltimore city. store as well
stocked as Mr.. HIS is, his stock IL
complete in every respect. He also
makes great many Of his own prep
arations we will mention a few. aud
all OF which are OF the very best, they
are active,and efficient for their in
tended purposes. His Compound
Syrup OF Hoarhound and Tar for
coughs, colds, &c. There is nothing
better made. Liver pills are not sur
bassaed by any made.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
BANQUET.

i he annual installation of officers
OF Clinton Lodge No. IS. of A. r,
& A. NJ. IN tbis place took place
Tuesday night.
Deputy Grand Muster w f.
Fazenbaker of Keyser installed
the following officers for the ensu
lnA year:
David W. En- Ter. ". NJ, J. It.
Goldsboro. s. W.. C. ". Davis. J.
W.. L Campbell, s. d., David
Fox, Tyler. q. y. White, Sec.
Addres les were then delivered
~ Capt. French of the b 80. r..
X. ard GRIND Orator A. King ci
Cumberland.
The lodge. &C cmpanied by the
visiting brethren then adjourned
to the Keller House, where a ban
quet Of superb order was served.
II would be d. flcuIt to describe
and enumerate the many good
things that were served. The
dining room was so arranged
as to accommodate about
sixty persons, all of wlom from
the expression of their countenar-
ces were well satisfied. roasts
were esponded to by Rev. G.. A.
Gibbons, Col. A. Mon,oe, Capt.
French aud Grand Orator A.
King.
After the banquet tie lodge
resumed work at the lodge room
The following are among those
present from distance:
w. K. Chambers and G. d. Nc
Neil, OF Moorefield. II III Mansbach,
Perry Warfisld aud L. Lichenstein.
of Cumbe rland. II. Il. Guthrie and
Dr.. X S. Griffith. OF Springfield. T.
Me Gahp. A. P Rsitzell, j. NJ. Lin
thicum, j. G.. Keolz, j. A. Turner,
NJ. q. Linn, David Linn, u. w.
Parsons, ID. 7. Gfecnwade, j. II
Vernan, Il II. Inskeep. p. n. Nef-
Han, A w CufrFoth, u G Repp. Jno
Miller aud III w Trask. of Keyser.
j. 8. Waiiie OF rhe u. S. Mail Ser
ice aud olhars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
FOR nYsPEpsIA
TIE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLR MARKET !
Thursday, Ian ,ao1

BALTIMORE CATTLR MARKET.
Thursday Jan. 8. 1891.
Cattle are sold at these figures live weight.
Hogs are sold At net weight, tIat ia 20 DER
cent generality OF from live weight.
Sheep are sold gross, that is live weight
or nothing Cd.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged a.
follows: Best Beeves at 4 624 a 81 rs, those
centrally rated first quality, . so, a 81 g74.
medium or good fair quality 3 so 81 IS
ead ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and COVE
rs SO % per 100 fos.
OF the Cattle received IT'S head came from
Virginia, 10 from West Virginia. i24 from
Ohio, 229 from Maryland. zoo from Kentuckv
5l6 from Illinois, and 30 from New York
Total receipts for the week 1916 head against
92S last week. IND 1895 held same time
last year.
OF the offerings today TO head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, 49, By country deal.
ere and Is BY Esstern buyers. Total ssles
iot The week $50 head against s76 last
week. and 435 bead same week last rear.
SnGEP AND LAEB3 The Offering fs rather
light this week as 20 numbers, and trade Ia
All the yards fairly active. Values are gene
rally quoted ~ beng higher thto they were
last week. Butchers Sheep rage from 3
cents per 10 gross, with few extra al
3, cents. lambs 3 s63 cents per ID gross.
The receipts Of Sheep and Lambs this week
numbered 1853 head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
THE B. O.

Fashion is the recognized tvrant, not oply
OF this out o. all tsmes Even praise aud
blame are subject 20 iss caprice 10 their ordi-
nary distribnhon. some dimes IL Is fashion :
soie 10 praise. eoDetim-s 10 blame. svzse-
times TO damn By faint praise" aud some
Times to praise Or faint dAmps. IS Gov
Wise .purs il in his ''Seven Decades" just
now II is In order 10 sbuse the snow, the
weather. the month Of March and he Is q u.
K. X Aud Jet even these have At somes
time or other iound Some one 10 praise them
Some one has praised fsThe Beautiful Snow -
bryao has had he ooarsge 10 write Of rough
cid March
"Ah passing few are they Who speak,
Wild stormy month in praise OF thee;
fe, though tbs winds are load aud bleak.
TIloa ale welcome month to me-"
One occasionally inds rosa grained To-
dividaal Who, for the sake OF Differing with
bis neighbors, will 6nd something good 10
say OF even such weather as We have had for
the last three weeks. BIT Que must affect
sim ulaIlly. TO say the least VI it, Who would
ven:ure word Of favor about the Baltimore
trd Ohio ksiiroad. at the risk of beinE 30
considered, I must be allowed 10 say, that !
have seen and ridden some of Inc beet
roads In the couhtry, have admired their
splendid apo utmsnis, ana en- joyed their
most periec, accommodations, aud yet, on
our own b. Or have fe.t Q tense Of seeu-
ri f-s m danger and OF petsonel sa:ety that
! 20 cot e1per ence on other roads ''i love
its turn with many . windiag about .af
linked N otion long drawn out" della hit
n it's motion D over the mountains aud riv-
E re we rush seemingly al iimes TO be play ing
"hide and sesk' wi h The curves. delight
In its sceners Which cannot be surpassed for
many hundred miles beyond ia western
limit. like esp cialIy the obiiging dispo.
sition manifested by lis Office rs and men. Ah
inhrm msns deteneeless woman or a help.
less ,hiid Is Cared for with a kindpess and
courtesy rarely met with in The faster world
beg ond our moun tains. Tor one. appreciate
be b. q U.
TPAVSIER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
A Wedding at Homecoming.

Mas Althea l. Combs, only daueh-
ter OF the lale Hon. JoAn S. Combs.
OF Lonaconing, Was married 10 David
r. kuyksudall. head booker OF the
Second Naii0nll Bank. OF this city.
at the residence o. the brides moth.
er In Lonlconlng, on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, by Rev. l..
Cannon Bell. pastor of the L1nacon-
ing Presbyterian church. The cere-
inony was performed in the spacious
parlcrs which had been transform Ell
by eysrsreens AID Ajwcrs into YER.
table bower. Miss Jsnuie McIndoe
was The maid of honor, and Harry
Kuykendal', bro her Of tie groom.
best man.
Immediately aftSe The conclusion
OF the marriage service. those present
were ushered into the dining room f,
where most elegant welding break.
fast bad been prepared. Tie choicest
of dainties were served, and each
guest VAS presented with email en-.
bossed box containing slices OF the
brides aud groom's c%ke. as souve
nir Of the event The bride was at
tired in brown Persian travelling
robe, the only ornaments being a
handsome diamond brscelet. a pres-
ent OF the groom, and boquet of
beautiful roses aud lilies of the valley.
Immediately after the break fast the
party was driven to the spec 81 train,
which await.d them, aud left Iona
coming at Ii &C ock, arriving in tits
city IN time TO c,nnect with No 6 gu
ing cast. The newly welded couple
"ilI spend several weeks in eastern
and southern cities. The wedding
wac quiet oae, TO Invitations being
issued and the only persons present
being the immediate family aad near
friends. Cumberland Independent,
Jan. 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16

Misses Miranda and M.gpie w.sh
'neton spent Saturday aud Sunday
With friends IN towa. Miss Maegi,
returned to her school at Sprin1field
on the early train Monday.
In Piedmont, at the residenca =,
the ofhcisting clergy nan, by Rev. Al.
Ia mayselles, JAo. 1, 1891, Mr.. jack,
son w. Davis II this place Was mar
Alta. '''
The Moor Geld Eram 'ner saws Ia at
Mond ay afternoon Mr.. Jos. Cun.
n,nS BAN bad atout fourteen sbocks
OF Todd er TO burn up aud a couple of
pigs parity roasted alive. The fol-.
der was In the rear part OF bls To-,
near the pig pea, and In SONS vay
C ausht FIRE. ''
hr. ). w. Grace. OF Carrolltou,
missouri formerly Of this county. in
renewing his subscription To Jura.
1892. whites: Tho weather TIM. g.,
January B. hss teen fiae; have had
but one slight snow end that ouly
about two inches in depth"
Look Our FoR TnEM.-It ia said
that the country is flooded with conn.
terfeit 81 silver certificates OF 1888.
No. ls.i25.o9S. The public IL adj.
vised TO refuse all bills of the aboys
description This is the only safe
way as the bills are dangerous.
Mrs. Kate Beatv. wife of the late
Rev. Jas. Beatty, died at her home in
Mooreleld Wednesday of last week
al er protracted sickness. Mrs.
bealy was god woman and a gene.
raj iavorite and her m my friends IN
this as we'll as Hardy county have
the assurance that her spirit has gone
to be vi b loved ones in that glori.
fed land
mstchsw Hall, veteran in the
Confederate Army. who served in the
3tst Virginia and lost his leg i'm the
battle of the Wilderness, undsr Gen.
Early, Was in our mid st Friday. He
was sick, and jast relieved feom hos
: pitsl and was on his way to the Sol.
dier's home at Richmond. Measures
were taken 10 for ~srd him in that di !.
rec,ion.-Keyser Tri June.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
County News.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 12.-Miss Ma
~ Webb, of Frindship, Md, ia the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Griffith.
Among tho visitors in town dur.
ing the holidays were Misses Edith
Russell & Hannah Guthrie of Soutk
Branch, DR.. j. n. Kirk, oil Paw
Paw, MIR. Reginald Daily of the
West Va. University at Morgan.
town, Mr.. VIM. X. Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Towers, of
Cumberland, and benjamin Ches-
shir. of Martinsburg.
The Farmers Alliance at this
place have elected new officers for
the ensuing year MIR. James A.
Bryan is president, vice Mr.. ChAs.
NJ. French, resigned-Mr. A. p.
Butt vice-president, vice Mr.. w.
j. Long removed to another conn.
ty-Mr Edgar $. Parker is Etill
secretary.
Our fourth quarterly meeting
was held at Frankfort. Saturday
and Sunday, Jan'y Ord and 4lh.
Rev. u. +. Tyler was present aud
preached well, as usual. Amongst
other business transacted, Mr. g.
w. Stump, our worthy County Su-
perin.eudent Of free schools, was II.
censed as local preacher-and
Mr.. Stump and Rev o. A Lusby
recommended for admission into
the annual conference.
4 division of the circuit was 70
commended, and a request, to this
effect, will be made at the annual
conference by Presiding Elder Ty.
Ter. II a division is made the north
aide Of jersey Mountain will bs the
dividing line.
Messrs. Martin, Millcson and
Guthrie have filled their ice ouses.
There is considerable sickness in
the community.
Rev. f. +. Griffith, Of Asbury,
Md, passed through town last
Thursday enroule to Moorefeld-
whittier Ee went to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. GufIilh's mother, Mrs.
Beatty, who died Wednesday night.
GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
County Court,

County Court convened on Tues
day OF last week. The following
were present: X ID. Powell, VIM.
IL. Pepper ami John s. Pancake,
Esqrs, commissioners.
Vim. III. Peppers took tue oath of
Office as required ty law. John S.
Pancake Was elected President of tie
Court.
A pc i,ion, eigned by more than %
voters OF Sherman District vas pre-
sented. asking the court to submit to
the voters Of said district ct tho elec-
ton 10 he he.tf in May next, the guys,
ton Of Tue discou tinuance In he DIS
'rict of the present method OF con.
stru1tiug and KEGS ing in repair the
county ro.ds, and known as tue AL
terna'e Road l. w of 1881.
Petitions OF more than 100 voters
Of this county asking the court to sub
NIT TO the voters OF the county, at
The School Election 10 be- held in NAV
next, tie question OF the adoption 10
THIS county OF the Law TO tax dops.
and the protec ion OF sheep as provI-
ded for IN ;he ! tie Code OF West Va.
1t ia ordered, that such W to be ia
ken at tho mex, school election il this
county, 10 ascertain the sense of the
yo'ers on the adoption of said law
The Bond OF @. 5. White clerk {, f
the CountY Court, in the penalty of
$4,000, conditioned a the Law Directs.
With s. L. Flournoy, j. B. White, Rob
ert White, d. Fl. Heiskell, Il. ).
ileiskeii and Henry White as sacdri- .
ties, Heretofore fled in he Clerk
Office was presented to, and approve
by, the court.
Tho bond Of David Whitacre as
constable in Cspon Dis,rc;, in the
penalty OF $4,000, With Y. S. Slona-
ker aud E. 5. IIeiskeIl as securities,
The bond OF @. t. Michssl, as justice
OF The peace in Gore District, in the
penalty OF $4,000. With g. s. White
aud X. Taylor as securities. Tue
bond Of Jesse @. Lup'ou, as road
surveyor IN Capou District. The bond
of K. r. Michael as road surveyor m
Sherman District. The boni Of J j.
Rodruck as road surveyor in Il m
ney district. The bond OF joss ph r
Parker as read ryeJ OF in Springfield
District, were presented 10 the court
and approved.
Tue resignation of G. W. Creswell
a. road surveyor in Cap District
has been presented to the court and
accepted and +. NJ. Pugh was appoint
cd instead TO 6il the yecanoy.
The resigna ian OF A. "a. Grey as
constable ia Sherman District has
been accepted by $40 court and +. N
Pow1al 10 appointed instead.
2. 9. NcCOol and Jsc b HE were
appointed roal surveyors for Bloom
cry District.
5. ID. Powell vas appointed over.
seer Of poor for Sherman District.
John $. P6ncake - requested to
have the bridge Cve, tho Sout1
Btanch examined by an expert AMI
report the result Of the examination
to the cour'.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
IF You HAD RRIpNn

About 10 Walt some section ef couptrx uh.-e
ma,arisi disease. either in Ike form Of ch;ils
ano FEVER or billions retnifi-nt VS. Darticn
larry rite, Whist would be about the oest al :
vice yoa could give him? We viii teli Won
70 carry sscng. OF procure upon arriving.
snas po'sSt medicinal safeguard. Hosistter' !
s,omsen eit,srs, known throughout malaria
plagued regions. here aud IN Other coun.r;e.
as me suiess means Of disarmluz The mi.s
mauc scouree and robbing IL Of It's ZEN de-
sunctve inhaence- Not only does Il fortisv
ane system by increasing its stamina bu,
ovsteom.s srregniari ~ OF digestion. the liver
aSd me oc~eiss AID eounierac,s the unfnvor-
sD'e effects OF over-exer'icu. bodily ADD men
-. "a eAyosufe IN rough weather. or occupation
too sedentary or Iaoorious, los OF annr,I,s
aud tees i've nervousness. The fune,,5n ! ~
shmeunisons bilious secretion and sleep
nsve 10 10 most powerful aud reliable
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16

We are under obligations TO the
y neeIing Reyiter and IaseRigeacer
Tor Office Calendars for 1891.
Dir. and Mrs. James Russell ~ho
have been away so long are again In
CIR viilsge and are stopping with their
son. Mr.. Will Russell.
HAVE You SEEN IT? Seen wha,p
The Ne. Dsyisl It is universally
conceded to be tie finest finishei.
best made. and handsomest sewirp
machine In the market. Ii Is as much
superior to ibe old fashioned sewing
machine. for doing all manner of
Work. as the telephone 10 in ADVANCE
OF the old tin speaking,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
A ca r n

To he People Of Hampshire County:
We desire 10 state Il at we have
purchased from Il. Ivan Devan.
ter his stock, fixture, and good
will of his Drug Store Ia Romney.
and will, IN the future, conduct
the Drug business in the most an
proved manner, keeping at al!
tim es a selec stock OF fresh aud
pure drugs and chemicals, Toilet
articles, Perfumery, Soaps, Tooth.
Hair and Nail Brushes, q full line
OF fine Stationery, Paints, Oils,
aud everything usually kept in a
hrst-class Drug Store. By strict
attention 10 business we hope TO
merit your esteem and patronage.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAMSON g. DILLER.
~ Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours, day or
night Nov. %, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16

Mrs Nichael Curtain, Plsinhel6, ul
makes the statement thu: she caught cold
which settled on her lungs; she was treat d
for month oy her family physician but
grew worse. TIE iOld her that sho was a
HorhLEss yiCTIa cF &C EsUMFTioE, aLd that no
medicine could cure her. Der druggist aug
Rested Dr.. Kings New DiscOvery for Com
aumptioni she bought bottle, and 70 her
delight found herself benefited from the
first dose She continued ne use. AID afier
ticking zen bottles, found herse.i
socnd and well, now does her owl
house work, aud Is as well as ever she was
Free trial bottles 81 this great Discovery az
Williamson Dillsr's Drug Store-iarge
ties soc. aud 5 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
Happy IIoosiers.

Mm. Timmons, postmaster At fdaville
,ndisna, writes Electric Bitters has doue
wore TOT ne than ell other medicines com
Kidney and Liver tfouble'i John Leslie
farmer and stockmau, Of the same Mac
says e. ind Electric Biiiers 10 be the beat
kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel
ike new man. J. W. Gardmap, bsrd-
ware merchant same town. says: Electric
Bit'ers is just the thing for man who IL
all ron down and don't care whether be
lives OF dies; be found new strength, good
petite 80 felt jost like be had a new lease
aoiiie: Dolly soc. a bottle, at Williams
6sDiilers, Drug Store.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
TRAVELER.
West Virginia Legislature.
[pisp.,eh TO lie baltimore suu.l


CHARLESTON, w. va. Jan. IL
The lobbies OF the Loiels are flied to-
night with members of the Lesisla-
iure, winch ccnvenes at noon Wed mes.
day. There is also prominent great
number OF persons who are seeking
various positions within the gift OF
the egi>la;ure. The fist member
TO arrive was Mr.. Is. d. Gibson, Of
Jeff"rson, who is one OF tie numerous
Candidates fer Speaker OF the Hcus e
His opponents for speakers6ip are
Lewis Bennett, of Lewis county, Rob-
ert White. Of Obio, Judge Sanuels, al
Ca6ell, ami w. r. Thompson, Of
summers. who arrived to-day aad are
hard Mt work trying to secure the
piiz hut il is believed that Gibson
will succeed, as J.6erson has never
heen recognized by giving her an
important pusi,i-n, notwithstanding
she is the hammer democ attic county.
There are four candidates for Presi-
deut Of the Sera,e. in tue persons of
II. b. 6 lke.op, o! Hampshire J.
W. M GreerY, If Raleigh; D. w.
Gal, 81 Barbour. and Rankin Wiley,
Jr., or Mason mcGreery is the nlds
est member in poiut OF service, aud
has good chance for election. The
Republicans will not have anything
to say at this s"ssipn as on JOINT bal.
lot there will be 20 demo cratic mai ri
ty-l6 in he Senate aud Is n the
House. There is much important
legislation needed, and as oil contests
are out of the way il is believed that
this session WILL bo a PR & able one.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16

The winter bids fair 10 be n mild
one, end ia order not TO be caught
again We will comm nee operations
osrly TO unload cur great stock Of
ladies' long and medium length Wraps.
We mention as follows some telling
Bargains
A hne quality long Newmarket,
that was bought 10 be sold at $40. will
nov sacrifice or give out for $50.
A Medium length fur trimmed gar
ment, that formerly cold for $l2. so,
nov offered at S.. Also tho best line
OF correct styles in short jackets we
have ever shOWn. Big stock Of Far
Capos, Boas and Mua3. When you
como 10 town look them over.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
PUBLIC SALE.

! will offer Tor sale on the 6fs, Tuesday
THE San or FEBRUARY,
lbelng The 6rst day OF Circuit Courtl Re
fore The Courthouss door "a gomney the
following
-Four Head Of Good Yong Work Mules, tul
-Four Good Wo,k Horses, snd Harness
for same. Also Three borse We
gons, Chains and Bark Ladders.
On SIX mos'hs credit ihs pure bassr "a
give bgud With approved security.
JOS PANCAKE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
Model Wasting EIaohine.

DIR. L. II Lehman, of Bedford Co.,
Ia, is selling one Of the simp lest and
best washing machines ever invented.
1t doss it's work well. Every house
ktel or should Lave IL. Call on him
ut the residence Of ]. j. Combs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16

The Royal Blue Line trains be-.
tween Now York. Philadelphia, BsltI.
more and Washington via the Jersey
Cen'rSl, Reading AID B. g. o. are
not oniy the fastest trains in the
WoFld, bat their equipmen. is the
nnsst ever bulls and embraces ell the
devices and appliances TO secure
safe'y and comfort that are known to
The car builders art. Vestibulej
cars protected bJ PuIlman's anti
teleseoping device and heated by
steam aud lighted by Pintsch gas.
station loot OF Liberty afrent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16

10 Titr EprroR,- Please Inform your readers
.hati have positive remedy for the abovenamod
disease. by its timely nse thousands OF hopeless
gases have been permanently cured. Ishall Ike GLAD
70 send two bottles OF my remedy FKEK 20 any OF
your readers who have consumption N thev van
send me thoir Express and p. o. address,. Rosp<,t-
snly, T. A. sIocuM. II. @. ia Pearl ST, Il. =.
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r / OLD PIONEER
----~
Established 1919.
The American EaImpr
Nearly Half Century nader th
same mnnne snenf.

Devoted 10 Fesss:ar. s,crk Rsisinr. Fmss
Gicwsse. hsrkst q .rlsniaS, The Dairy IN
Poulsss Yard. ssc etc.
Special ssNrnon is psli 70 yersil;sers snd
Manures. ineiuding u, Of eoanmeses aud
The farm U [,.s
Reports Of Representative Farmers Clubs
are nosatie feature Of is issues
i's tome Department a. ded with charm a
ing reading and Practical suggestion. Cor IN
ladies OF The farm hsusehold.
he -ncsi eomPeteosi succesSfoi and exprf
fenced uen and wamc1 have charge OF the
several ce2srtmenss
No ia'nir- IN The Atlantic States, from
Oeiswsre 10 George. eau acor 20 &c rs,h.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-16
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With noDy 6 me place opposite Pakers Hotel Romnev
LOT her future property renan very ana well wishes
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