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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
Hoboken Notes.

went into Alderman Boncelet's saloon
shortly after one o'clock yesterday morn
ing and became disorderly. He was put
out. On tine sidewalk Daniel MahoneY
tried 10 give White some advice and
White struck him, and Mahoney had
White arrested White paid nne OF s.
for mis- release.
joan Often. clerk of No. 1856 Fifth
street, was arrested by Detective Gal
laener yesterday on a capias issued by
Judge Lippineott Often has been in
dicted tor grand larceny, and his bonds
men determined TO surrender him.
One of the best variety bills that has
vet been seen in Hoboken is at Cron-
helms Theatre this week.
James Harksen is in the race for Alder
man of the Fourth ward.
The Police Board meets tonight. The
session win be decidedly interesting.
There was a great minstrel show at
Kessler's Hall on Saturday night, given
by the Kniekerbocker Glee Club The
entertainment was a splendid one and re-
fleets great credit on the members Of the
club.
The New Fantasma." as 1t win be pro
duced at jacobs Hoboken Theatre, IS
very clever production There are three
transformation scenes and each trans
cends the other until the last is fairly en-
titled 10 be considered a bower of scenic
beauty. "Fantasma," with all its abund-
ance of figures. including bears, genii,
cnomes, skeletons, fairies, aud so on, has
one additional excellent trait, aud that IS
that there is no delay. the action being
continual, and the changes so rapid as TO
be almost bewildering. 'Fantasma" will
run for three nights, beginning this even
ing, with matinee Wednesday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

The Street aud Water Board Meet.
The Street and Water Commissioners
met this morning aud passed the regular
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

When you support such work and do all
you can to extend its usefulness you glor-
ffv Christi
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

For scrofula ia every form Hoods Sarsapar-
la IS a radical reiia6s remedy. Il has and
.neQuallsd record Of curss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

vAs H0srEss Largest sale in tn
world
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-11

Snug little sriane.hsve been made q
w"sk Er va, h, AIMS rrge, Austin,
IT-ss-. aud Jno. ti.nn, 1olesia, tlhi.,.
See cut. OiI,ers srv d.,iur ~ we'll. Why
|,ot you rotne earn o,sr fb0o.O0 .
Fn~nfh. Zen can u" ilr worn and live
~ h's'.~. vherrs~r ,rn srr. Even be-
xiunerr src easily rsfniwr ffom % 70
etes day. An sgrs. We show ,,.u how
aud sfsrt ,ou. tsn w.rk " syar' Tine
&c ell the dmc. IiIv n,"nr, ha ork-
ere. Fsiure uuk."wn na"nr tir-p.
NIsw aud w.,wIernsI. i'sftisuirrs frte.
Asoa $50 fSstinm sf, NJ ;. inc
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-07-11

The attention OF our readers il called
to the new advertisement Of Harry
Coddington in today's paper.
Two games of base ball were played
between the Stars and Baragas ON the
Fourth, one in the forenoon and one in
the afternoon. The forenoon game was
won by the Baragas by q score Of 10 to Q.
The afternoon game was won by the
Stars by score Of II to 10, the Stars
winning in the tenth inning. Another
game was played Sunday afternoon be-
tween the same clubs which was won
by the Baragas, ID to 6. The Stars
put up pretty stiff game, giving the
big club six straight goose eggs, but
they lost their grip i'll the other innings.
1t was calculated to have the Ripley
clnb to play the 4.h Of July games, but
in tLis the managers we're disappointed.
One of the finest and largest
p,rties of the season was given by
Nester Hose company FRIDAY evening
last week. The hall was tasteiully
decorated, there was large number Of
young people in attendance, the music
by the BarIga orchestra was creditable
to the town, and all would have passed
off very pleasantly but for one feature
which married all further proceedings
after supper was announced. The
committee having the matter in charge
had mode arrangements for good hot
supper for the party. to be served at
the town hall. Imagine the chargin
and disgust of the committee when
they went over. on the announcement
of supper, to view the spread" and
found it consisted of stale rye bread,
raw ham and coffee! Well, it was too
late to remedy the matter, and as this
was all they could get, they made the
best of bad matter. Such as were
hungry enough to partake Of the sum-
ptuous repast(?) fell too and partook
thereof; those who were not, eschewed
rye bread and made wry faces.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
A Fine Display.

Il; G. Roesslsr, the leading jew
eiar, 1l6 Baltimore Street, Cum.
berlaud. Md, has just received Q
line lire Of goods for the holidays.
The assortment OF ladies and gen.
tiemen's gold aud silver watches
cannot be surpassed. The largest
and best selected stock ofjewe. ~ in
the city. Onyx clocks, Bronzes,
gold and silver beaded canes, etc
Mr.. Roessler, has just put IN his
establishment al elegant silverware
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 kinds. Any one
Ia search OF Christmas pr sent
cannot help be euited in the oy
named firm. To convince ou
sc t it will more than ItIoyyo
all
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
BOATING PARTY.

Last Thursday Misses Saliie
Wright Inskeep, Elsie Rees. Kitty
Vance, Cora Wet and Msssrs
Carter Inskeep. JOHN Shoupe, Cliff
Parsons and Frank Vance took
passage In "a boat at the Hanging
Rocks. Wappacomo Pos.office. with
large baskets of provisions slowed
in another boat, and started for
Ferndaie below Springfield. That
night they spent in the hospitable,
aud ever open home, OF Michael
Blue, Eco, near the old wire bridge
remains. After an early bi eakiast
prepared by the gentlemen of the
expedition they started again over
the silvery waters until tn, a2-
proach of night babe them eeek the
shore and find a cordial welcome
at the home of Mr.. Joseph Parker
where with him and his daughter.
Miss Mollie. they spent q p!easan!
night and Saturday morning the
boats were launched and OFT the
merry party started again to reach
Ferndale as the last rays OF the sun
were kissing the waters hav ng on.
ly been capsized seven times
" hat fun l, was! But if Il Q lunch
boat met the same fate W hat then2
How they got back we have no,
heard; but we expect rowing up
stream WIS not go much fun how.
ever when boys and girls arc out
for fIOlic they take it ss it cCmes
and we know our own country las.
ses enjoyed 1t to the full but their
city friend perhaps did not relish il
so much. Mics lou Nc arty OF
this place was to have been one oil
them, but cold prevented her
Indulgence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04

We may etudy one side of q ques-
ton until ne believe We are right
when We are wrong. When taxes
are high the bsttIe-ery is'lowcr the
teachers wages, they are getting
too much pay-echools eau be
taught for less money, he.
When one wishes q fine hcuee
built does he EMPLOY . carpenter
who possesses and knows how TO
use none but the Jack plain and
joiner because be commands small
wages and his grade numerically
large ? It is q well known fact
That good architects command
good wrees. Then shall the noble
work of developing and discipfin-
irg the chi d's mind be intrnsted
entirely in hands of 8rd grade
teSchers With A,h and 5th grades
in sight aud marching to the res
cue ofthe thildon double 9pscE II
tie school levy benefits none bdt
the teach er do away with il entirely.
If the rsrent thiHks moe bf q
Cellar or two in his pocket than he
does of The development IF his
childrens intellect, vote tho levy
down and substitute cheap novels
for school bcoks. None but stis
rich who cou.d educate their cE{l.
dren tor lees~ money fhssf. tkxiS
school tex. end bachelors who re-
ceive no direct benefit from freq
schools. complain continually Ut
the levy. .. -
Better tesohere, better wages
and better schools win follow.
Teachers can not improve then-
selves as they should when wages
aie low. PROGRESSIVE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Vest VirSi1ata,. torlnit:

, AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court o { Hampshire county on the
hrst Monday in July. 1891
CHARLES n. nILLES0N, q Plaintiff,
vs. In Chaucery, with attachment
JOHN B. BLACKMAN, - Defendant.
The object OF ,b1s suit is 10 attach. and cell
The interests OF the Defendant, in The real
estate IN fiIis county Of which Joseph Fahs
died seised :, which saI assigned TO the wild
'ow, Maria Fahs, az dover and also as acres
os land In said county purchased by Maria
Rsbs In The chancery cshse Of Blaokman va
Ahleson DC. add subject the proceeds or suf.
heiept amount thereof; to pay plsi1uG debt
OF 7s.0e and interest, and costs Of this sui,
&c And il appeasiog from an affidavit
6led in this cause that the Defendant 10 a
non resident Of the State Of West Virginia.
" 10 ordered that ,,ssid non. resident Defen.
dant do appear bore within one month after
the date Of the fret qualifications hereof and
DO what is necessary TO pr tect his Ia terests.
Teste " M POGTNG, Clerk Cir. court
hampsnire county. Aug. ~, 1891.
X. w. DALEY, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04

We'll, Charley. further argumec, b
useless. have tried aluost All
kinds If sewing machines in tho mar.
ket but none Of then come any way,
near The New High Arm Davis
b. hs ure labor is made a solute
pleasure, 80 rapidly and essily doe.
It perform the most elaborate work,
no 'fts-noi. bas,ing-'o skipping
s.itches or bresking threads. So
rapidly and easily g'ides the perfect.
iy flashed work from under thu.
MAGNETIC Vertical Fse,r that sewing
seems one VI she Gns arts. The at.
tachments too seem as wonderful as
the machine. They are so neariv An
tomato in their actio n that they sec n,
to work by ip,tinctl tell you
Chsrley-that you must boy me a
DAVIS to-day. S. Keller 10 the
agent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Henry FtTddle's .Adnsr.,
Us In Ch0ncery,
Henri FTidCIZe'S Heirs 8.c

By decree OF the Circ1it Court Of HAmp'
thre county rendered on June 18th, 1891,
the boye cause was referred to the under
ggned Commissioner, with directions, Isi.
10 seule and edjust the account OF George
hilleson Sheriff Of said county and AZ such
Committee Administrator Of Henry Fiddle,
deceased. Second, TO ascertain and repor,
the Indebtedness OF the said henry Triddle,
deceasedJ and the liens aud priority OF the
liens binding bis real estate. ard, To as,
certain the real estate OF which said Henry
riddle died possessed. The value and rental
value Of the same Notice is ihersfors hereby
given that ] will attend at my Office Ia
homney, W. Va, on the i2th day Of Septsm :
Der, 1891. for the purpose Of executing ssid
decree. Given under my hfnd, ibis ADD day
OF August, 1891. JAS. A. GIBSON,
- ~ Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, POSTMASTER at Idavill
10 diana, writes Electric Bitters has doue
More fos me than ell other medicines com.
oined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney aud Liver trouble John Leslie.
farmer and stockman. Of the Same plac
says: FIND Electric Bitters to be the best
Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel
like . new man, J. W. Gardmap, hard.
ware merchsnt, same town. says :" fEiecsric
Bitter 10 just the thing for man who u
ell ron down and don't csre whether he
lives OF dies; b found new strength, good
appetite &C felt jost like he had nov Ie ,se
% life. Only soc at Williamson and Dill,
se's Drug Ssore,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Peeps Down The Corridors Of
Time.

MY DEAR YOUNG FRIRND: ivan.
TO talk to yeu this morning of the
days of Aud Lang Svoue." To
give you peep at nv Grandmoth-
er's flower gardCn "a it is painted on
nv memory. Was there ever such
flower such roses aud lilies and
hopeysuckies never, never, to my
cbildieh vision. How sha loved the
sweet messenpess and taught me to
'ove them too! Well do ! rsmem-
her n little. pure white rose Of pecu.
i'ar faprar ca which grew in nv grand .
mothers garden; she called il tho
Rose of Sharon. | cannot tell by
what nsmo this -sweet little rose is
known now hut would know Il In a
moment from its fra2ranc though
half a century has rolled INTO eternity
since I saw il growing IL her flower
garden. ShailiI paint her picture for
yous She MAS tall and slender, fair
as lily with mild blue eyes. / can
see her nov as..she sat.of EVENING" in
her Low r. cker on the vice covered
porch with b knitting werk in her
hands. her snow white, hair peeping
beneath Tho close e ting Quaker cap
OF pure white muslin, a band OF black
ribbon across the top AID narrow
c rimped rufile epcire.ing. CT sanity
face, her dress q black robe plainly
made wi b rolliog collar opea to The
WALT with folds OF white muslin
crossed upon her breast. How l
Lowell her ! almost worshipret my
deir grandmother II was Tho pride
of my heart to sit in my little chsir
by her SIDE and learn OF hor. She
taught me to read. to love the, Bible
and commit its sac ed words 10 me m .
DRY while but lit.ie child. and
sttange to ssy thsy come back to me
still in trouble or il the quiet hours
OF the night when sleep flies apsoe
from suffering or distress. dy grand.
mother taught me to pray. Ire
member how she used TO kneel beside
my bed alter she had heard my H;tle
evening prayer ard tucked ME in for
the night and spend, whs, ser med to
me, q long time in silent rrayer. Ev.
er and anon l could cTch the whiss
perea words: For thy dear Sons
sake" and wondered What il meant.
Sweet and precious is her memory
but h.vs wandered from tue roses,
sweet pinfs and holly hocSs with Law.
ender and thyme aud many .o,ber
fragrant plants which grew so close
to tue little white cottage where my
grandmother lived, their perfume fill-
ed the evening air and seemed 10 talk
OF her who cared for them AMI luv. a
their beauty. ALI down tie years
tbst have come, md gone has her
memory To me been interaovrn with
the lovely GUNNER flowers and with
the teaching vi Gods word. She wss
q woman Of great faith. OF deep piety
and fervent pray er. Her life was .
benodic,ion, not only 10 her own home
but to the entire beis hborh lod.
have often ihought her blessing hos
been permitted not only TO desceu nd
upon me bu, upon my children and
will follow my children's cbilfreu
She died early in the thirties Just Of
the close OF the Old year in the be.
ginning Of the new went Home Ia
the q Tory Land this loved and lovely
grandmother. Ruth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04

SPRlNGFiELD. August 31.--Mr.
Brady Ranne!lJ lie for Atlantic
City I hursday-he will return to
Mo. via Luray and Staunton.
MIR. James A. Grace, accompa
MED by Miss Susie Rannel.s. start
Ell this morning for their homes in
ca ,licothe, Mo-.
A fishing party consisting of
Misses Kitty Vance Sallie Inskeep
and Carter Inskoep, Frank Vance,
John shoupe and Cliff Parsons OF
Romney, Miss West OF Baltimore
and Miss Rees of Reesses Tannery
sailed down the South Branch last
week in their little boats. They
report plenty of fish and a jolly
good time. While enroute they
stopped at Messrs Michael Blues,
Joseph Il Parsers, Rob't w. Par
ker's aud Ed. Washington's-to
spend the night or rest.
Newton Guthrie expects TO etart
Friday for Randolph Macon Acad -.
envy at Bedford City, Wa. Mr.. Ed.
McGlathery has taken Newton's
place in his brothers store. Mr. Nc.
O lstiery needs no introduction TO
our people, as he has grown up in
the community and is known by all
to be an honest, upright, christian
gentleman,
Miss Ma7 Sutor expects to re.
turn to her home IN baltimore tLis
week.
Mrs. Verde Inskeep visit ed
frie nds here Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Parkison and daugh.
ter, Miss Katie, spent last week
with Der sister, Mrs. Nevill and
other friends here.
Mr.. Enoch Rinehart Of Delphi,
Indiana, spent last Tuesday with
his sister inslaw, MIS- Guthrie. II
was rather a strange coincidence
tbBt Mrs ParkIson and Mr. Rine
hart should meet here, without on
understanding. as they had no
seen each other since the marriage
Of Dir, RiHehart 10 Miss Lizzie Per
ger iorty-fivo years ago-and oil
which Mrs. Parkison-then MIs
Brady-was maid of honor.
Messrs. Ohm of Washington ant
Garner Heatly Of York, Pa, bGv,
been the guests of Nrs. Wilson fol
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Kate Mcfarland of Wash,
ington is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Middleton.
Mr.. Homer lie ronimous o
Bloomery spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert farke
spent several days ON Patterson
Creek last week.
Messrs. Vim. N. Guthrie anC
Thomas Kuykendall have bough
out Mr.. John Williamson at Paw
Paw and will conduct a genera
store at the old stand
Mis-. DR.. w. Y. Kirk and daugh
ter OF Paw Paw are the guests o
Mrs. McGlsthery in the Valley.
GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
GOOD TEMPLARs,

The Grand Lodge Of th Trde pen I.
dent Order Of Good Temp ars IL
holding its twenty.si1tb annual ihree
days session this week at Keysef.
Mr.. julius X Monroe. son of our
fellow-to0psman Col Rotert Mon
roe Is Grand Jbicf T,mplar. Fol.
lowing sre The names OF the repre-
senlatives from our town: Drlcgai g
from Romney Lotge Rev. David l..
Reid--visitors Misses Ada Jackson
and Ada and Gertrude Polling ADD
Messrs r.. 5. Heiskell,C. W Shelley ,
d. d. Cornwell aud John + Poland
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04

A - pAydeiaa, s,slr.a fro. ,r,es,s.
hssiss ~ $3.50 Il his Sssis b. = =,
iuuse nhsisaary ~ sSfN6Is " . siopis
vSeeas e1sdy for ths ssssay and psena
o. cossuoptioa, Bf6aehitis. O.
treE Asshms ane al rhroAs ssd Lsse
Au also . positive ard radical care
sSs ses'ces Debility and al lsrvsss eoa
Panon. sissr sssisg sssssa it, vosdsrfsi
ecsnw powers Ia thouasds " .easss, he
81. u his duty 10 make Il ksocs 10 h. s.f.
'estee niIows. Aetuassd BY this upevs lea
csis % rsiisvs haosn suotfiAe, Wtsi
. ena me- ~ ehdsse, 10 al uho tsssst h, shis
: ~e'po IN Gsfaes- Freaeh o. HAeaisA. Nth
iui arectioue for preparing asd usisc. Ssas
p nsn 81 addressing 9Th ssaae, sa.ase
ms ecE: A.. HsvD. >oae Posef
ec1, Rochester. Ny. =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
PRESBY Terry.

The Winchester Presby'efy will
hole Its Fail meeting in Moorefi'ld,
Harry county, beginning next Wei.
netday week September 10. Moore.
neld Is good pace for the Presby.
terry to meet, the people are 90 kind
ard hospitsble amt take such delight
10 adding TO the enjoyment and com.
tort of the minis ers, delegates and
visitors. We trust this viii prove q
season long to be remembered not on
" for The social pleasures but for
spiritual good TO The whole commu.
nity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
CARPETS.

Our Carpet Business this g. ason has
been enormous. Far beyond our
eIDecta' ions. and get we have
remaining maoy desirable
patterns aud Ia order TO
cloar up the entire
stock quickly
We offer &c
FOLLOWS:
BRUSSELS CARPET,
66 CENTS to % cent per YnTd
INGRAM CARPET.
22 TO 6S cents per yG,rd.
RAG AND COTTAGECARPET,
UuTT0Rted So cts per Ynrd
STRIPED HEMP CARPET,
10 cents per yard.
- MAII1NGS. -
Bic Stock, III OUnIities,
ChcHD Prices.
F|oU1 10 IT'S 10 80 IT'S TG"d
" SHEPHERD.
= lls BALTIMORE ST.,
Opposite Daley News.
GUEBER LAND, Mq
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
81 TxK 49, ~ en- ~ :.
Nm Q gENU1NEs HARVEST
---o- ..EXCU RSDNS - :

VIII Be f.u from Obicsxo, NiIvs.kss and
$500 pntuu onsde iis4s Of the Ohiosro
t$snkee aod Sc. Psui Railway, to poie :,
eera HiupesotA. Norshw sstere Iowa
y and Norih'Dakosa, Nebraska, Ksosas,
moo. Utah. Wyoming and Montana. N
SHp e1cdrsiou rates. On August ASH and
Septem6es 2eth, 1891.
;S,fof further Particulars apply 10 neares,
GoeRce tSsft~fest, or address VIM. Kelly
ye1ne psesanger Agent. l6 South
bfoed Street. Philadelphia or Ge,r ee
ill.npis.
r. SIT min doyour heart good to Dc.
me f'~aPnihcent crops in South Dakota.
Thy are simply immeuse.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Meeting ofthe Horse Breeders
Association.

The annual meeting Of The H. n
u. q y Co. n. Breeders Assccis-
t,oa wtli he held a. Brighton, uea,
moore fed. W. Vs..
% ne q 2s.dsd 26tA of Seps. 1891,
AZ meeting Of the Boat. held nm
the 18th. they dscided'to offer $50. 100
in premiums Tor the different glasses
which viii eusure como fee stock and
speedy nArsesto con sest' FOR trials OF
speed THREE races ssch day.
! m directed TO. .reqa-At Of each
nes6s, Of the Association to pay his
annual dass .of.$l,
J. v. Williams. Seer -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
BUSH MEETING.

There will be a Bush meeting in
the grove OF Rev Henry uOman
near Ridgeville, beginning next
Saturday September 5 to continue
until the following "Wednesday /;
the Pastor, Rev. III. S Coe of Key.
ser circuit, VIII he assisted by Pro.
siding Elder Tyler of this Place..
Rev. w. r. Locke of Piedmont
and other ministers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
NO TICE.

Untermented vine for communion
purposes can be purchased from Mrs,
Clarence Cookus al 25 cents a Din, ;
or II any one prefers TO furnish the
grapes. sugar and vessels 10 put IL in
(Tbicb must be airIigbf)she will make
u for 80 cents gallon. For further
Information call on or uri e 10 Mrs
Clarence Cookus, RomOey, West Yir,
gibia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To The Creditors Of Hery riddle,

To The Creditors Of He.ry riddle,
deceased:
IN pu rsuapcs Of = decree Of tbs Circuit
15uft Of the county OF Hampshire made 10 q
cauee therein pendiog 10 subject the real e.
tate OF the said Henry Fiddle to the psys
meat OF bis debts, you are requ ired 10 pree
cent Jour claims against the estate OF the
enid Henry Friddls for adjudication 10 James
A. Gibson Commissioner, At his Office Ia
homney Ia the said conhiy. on OF before the
Polling, Clesk Of the said Court, this 2od
Of AngrfJ 1sei. v. 81. f0LlNG,
isl Ctsfk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Feat,Val.

The ladies OF Salem ". r. Church South
will hold 40 ice Cream Festival in the lava
At Siauesv:lle on Friday and Saturday
evenings, Sept. llth. and 18th On Friday
syening drama will be acted by troups
Of young people. A good band Is expected
and every body is cordially invited. Pro-
cseds for use Of church. C0nHtrrKs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-09-04
Eiocutionary Entertainment
1d6 COURT HOUSE
FRIDAY NIGHT SEPT I

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AZ Rnles held In the Olsrk's 6ics Of III q
Cifcsii court OF Hampshire county on The
htst Monday 10 August, 1891.
Luna GREEN, lainti6,
vs. In Chsncery.,
GEORGE oRkBN. fsssodsnt.
The object Of this suit 10 to obtain q d.
vorce from the Defendant, on the grounds OF
villa. deeertion, and II appearing from an
khidsyit 6led 10 ibis use that the Defen.
dant George Green. 10 9 hon-residsnt OF tie
Statsof West Virginia. It lsordered that he
DO appear here within one month after the
date Of The 6rst publica ton hereof and do
What 10 necessary to protect his interests in
thu suit.
Tests; Y. N. POLLING, Clerk Circuit
Court Hsmpshire county. s'f
/. Aug. 2lst, 1885,. 60 ...:
q. .. Gilkesooy Attorney for Plaintiff.
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