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N1OTICE-TIMBER CULTURE.

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24

$1,000 REWARD offered 10 any per-oD
hat viii lido the same range ofwork, and do
" as well on any othel msol Toe, ~ crn be
done on the New Davs Vertical Feed sew
ing Machine DAVIS N. Go.
D. >. hshLBsl Agt Daytcns Ohio.
RomDey ". Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
Texas Wedding.

Married st The residence OF the
b'iie's mother. Mrs b. Ovens. in the
CITY of v Gloria. wednes lay A., April s.
1891. Mi'ss Matte r. Ovens anil Mr..
Louis e R,ndSlf. ptesi iaet Of the
First National bank OF Bet Vile, Tex.
rs. Rev. Father G.rdet ofh ;iasiug, as
sisted by Father Wyls.
-Tire wedding was = private one.
at ended only by he Intimate friends
81 the family among whom tho mos.
notabie were Congressman w. Il.
Craia and lady Of Cuero, and General
Manager NJ. d. Monseratte and lady
OF the Paciff: railroad. Ua,dly hal
tue last words been pronounced tha
made them man aati " life. before t, le-
grams from. abseui friands and ssla.
tivcs OF the groom back in hrs Mary
fard home b"gsa 10 pour m, freight
ed with true and sincere colgratula-
tons for the future prosperiy OF the
newly married. pair. they were tho
recipients also OF many and beautiful
presents from relatives and wall
wishin., ffienls.
After luncheon and the usual cut
ting of the bridal cake, Mr.. Randall
led his beautiful brids from The Nome
Of her childhood amid a shower OF
traditional rice and slippers. and was
driven b the Puc f. depoi. where
they took the eas,beund train via
Houston For three. weeks bridal
tour and sight. seeing IL Aztecla and.
Fhey will spend day in III Puso,
and then proceed to he Cry Of Mex
leo overihe' Cea;ral rou'e, spending q
week or mrre in that rom n &c oil
city. viewing objects of historic in
terost. From there they will return
to BeeyiIlo over tie NATIONAL route
via EaraGe,
Miss Owens has spent much OF
her time in This city, for several yesrs,
having been a va'ued teacher in the
high school. II has always been q
peint Of difference, ia jocuIar way.
With Dor Beev:lle and Victoria friends
as TO which place was entitled TO the
dstiuc ion of claiming her a citizen.
Her Bee willie friends can Oongra,u-
late Mr.. Kendall that lie has solved
that problem and that now she is
bound to this little city byties- ST. on .
gee than friendship.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
superintendent Of Schools.

Mr.. Shswen, in answer TO nv note
OF 10Th ins,. is entirely correct in sup.
losing that meant TO do me (him)
10 Intentional injury" l intended no
personal criticism of Mr.. Shawen, but
had reference sOleiy to his Official
acts while holding an important pub
Tic trust, and so far as had in nav
mind the effect Of tho publication. +
was thinking far moro OF the teachers
and schools than Of any aspirant to
abe position of superintendent. hut
Mr. Shswon's memory is at fsul
when be says the matter rosie du1iet>
~ TIL Dir. Mcdonald wro:e mo in
March. 1882 ! gave him very little
rest Tor more than year, and walked
Alm UP several times after, because
VAS member q tho Board, Ghoucb
lot presently when the certificate was
Issued and teachers and others WHO
were satisfied that the certificate was
Illegally granted made complaints TO
me and OF course where the facts"
were not known, properly held me
equally tesponsible. Mr. Shawen
was Informed shortly after the cer-
htlGate was issued that reliable parties
stated that Dir xxx had no legal
righl 70 four ears certificate, and
was ~rgca, IN jusIice 10. the Board.
teachers and people generally. 10 de.
mdha OF The holder OF the certificate
proof that lie was entitled to il. rs
law and equity required before it was
issued. But this Mr. s. did not do
tT noarlV four years. Ar, physiciane
~ lawyers licenses granted simply on
the ground has there ~ mo prooC
that The applicant vas ineltigHblo to-
receive ita And where granted
sirictlY according TO law, would not
The holder he notified 20 show cause
Why II should not be revoked, IL one
# the the faculty in he one So. or
one Of the judges in the other, should
state that no believed II 10 have been
lmnronerly graoted aud deLsnd an
aIyestigatione
How can &c ever expect teaching
ever ~ reach The dignity ola 'profes.
siIo' tof which We hear % much ri
institute and e'seBbcre) If affairs sre
sIn6ucied in this locse anG careless
mlnner--to Rlop' the language Of
Mr. Shawen in letter 20 ne under
date Of Arril 4, 1880, In Which he
says 10 vas our cGrele, sneEs in not
demanding his three successive Ne.
Dlcs.S
NJ. John Taylor, the other mem
Der Of tue Board which granted The
ceriihca 10 question, in answer 20
an enquiry writes under date a.
March Och 1887: IL was not aware
that Mr.. *stfs when the CuuGCa
Wss issued 70 him, was Mt a proper
person to receive such certificate. !
DO not know Why Mr. Shaver should
make such blunder as not TO know
that be (Mr. *'s**) should not re-
aviye such certificate, as lie bUUks
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24

"A MODEST Uudor
this head the New York Sua pays the
following high eomphmcn. to Seaa-
tor Go,man:
MIR. German may u1,farrate The
value end importance OF The service
which he rendered to the democracy
Tut the party appreciates IL fully.
The taci the shrewdness, the COM
mand OF parliamen,a- y res0urees, the
patience ond the high and unbsndinp
courage with which he organized ami
Fed the defense OF free elections and
jougLt for local government
Against the formttebfs assaults OF the
ssvolutiosis,s- will not be forgotten by
Tue democratic party, anil have won
him IN an unusual degree II admira.
ZION and its conf ,enee. lis work
was well doae, md ID was done enict.
~. without osteR5ation or blowing Of
srumpets, almost without speech max.
a1g, HE associates On the democrat
&c side of the Senate deserve ample
praise f)r sheic share in the cam
paign, but the first honor belongs TO
him. " is Mr.. Gormau's nature and
habf to work powerfully ant skiliful-
" Tor the benefit of his party and to
claim for himself no part Of the etetli,
OF the victories which he helpsto win.
Politically aRsi parsonnlly, in the
methods Of his leadership. and the
lnodes,y with which he disclaims the
honors Of success, he Is = great lead.
or.
And yet there are, dem Gratis in
Mary land who ostenta,iously persis:
In making Mr.. German ian issue"
10 the coming campaign IF they
were Co consult the Slnatos he would
probably suggest that he had already
had sufficient experience as au issue
In quite number of Maryland cam
Raigns.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
Marriage Bells.

There was pretty matrimonial e.
vent at Clarksburg on the l4'h inst,
IN which the contracting parties were
Mn. j. Gibson kuy kendall, Of Roam
oke, Va, and Miss Floride Bowcock
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Row
cock. The Nedling took place at the
Episcopal Church OF 4 o'clock, the
ceremony, which was brief bat i'm
pFcssive, being performed by Row f.
j.. Brook, OF The Central Presbyterian
Church.
The church was handsomely aiorn
ed with ffO~ers Of various kinds, in
Guiding many ehoice varieties of roses
and lliies, together with beautiful
ferns aud trailing vines. all artiatically
arranged with, pleasing effect. The
music. WAS excellent. the wedding
march from LoheDgria Gnnounosd the
arrival OF the bride anil groom,
Miss Mamie Davis, daughter Of
Hon. John j. Davis. gracefully Off.
ciated as the maid of honor. whi!e DR..
E. II. KuykendAll, OF Chattanooga.
Tenn, brother Of the groom, acted
as best maD.
The bri 10 was beautifully attired in
gown OF pearl grey elk with cut
steel aHdlaoc trimmings. Al the con.
clusion OF the corenony the happy
couple repaired TO. the residence Of
the brids's parents, where they and
a large humble: Of intimate frienjs
we're Hospitality entertained. Mr.. and
Mrs. KuN kendall left on the 6 80
train for msrtius5ure. 10 attend DR..
Kuykendal's marriage. af;er which
they will goto tie bone Of the groom's
father at McoTefeld, where a rceep-
lion vii be given them. they will
make an Gxleniied tour through
Northern cities, ending in New York,
and thence by steamer 20 Savannah,
Ga, and then home. They have The
congratulations and we'll wishes for
long ond pi, asaut voyage through
lTe.-Whse ing AicHgencer-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
big SALE:

Our Great Inventory Sale for the
year 1891 will begin at the ROmney
Store Wednesday morning,
Feb. IIth, at ten o'clock.
As Many of live distance country this
sale will continued until Mar 7h needless upon
these goods Mid SaThe people far and what
they mean and have learned to appreciate their value
AT tins sale expect to otter inducements many
large lot OF Henrietta will be sold per yard and
heuta Domestic nd French Saeen Remnants
Mems Heavy Keey Remnants reduced from 373
Mems heavy Knit Shirts reduced &c., Ladies Black Le
Hose reduced from CSC 123c About rs pairs Chdreu
uar Black Hose reduced from zoe l2ic great bargain
Ctidrens Fancy Hose reduced from
Fancy Hose reduced from zoe to l23
The to be general clearance sale of all odds
every department including Ladies' Ccak Mems and Boy
nS, Dess goods, Shirts Miscellaneous Notions
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
PLAIN DRESS GOODS.

Double width Cashm res IKE.
thirty different slraics.
sc inch Henriettas only Csc. 20
shades cheap at 35c.
All wool plain Scrgcs, 40 inches. in
10 shades at Soc.
All go J IIenriettss at zoe, 40 inch,
all rev shades, worth Csc.
All wool iicnriettas a. ESQ. 46 inch,
bought :hem 20 sell al 90c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET !
Thursday April Is, 1891. ;
AT CALVERTON YARDS.

Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged a,
follows Best Beeves AZ 5.621 s. 10, those
Centrally rated frst quality, 81 s73a S. 375
medium or good fair quality 4 no., s. IS.
aud ordinary inin Steere, Oxen And Cows
90 n 80 90 per 100 Ne.
OF The Cattle received 427 Sead came rom
Maryland, $50 from PenDsy lvania. 81 from
Virgins, ~ nom Illinois and az from
Ohio Total receipts for the week 1891
bead against 97C last week, and l2l3 head
seine time Oae yea ago
OF the offerings today $40 head we're taken
ey Baltimore butchers BY country
dealers, and 80 BY Eastern buyers. TotsI
sales for the week 9l9 head against col
last week. and 1871 bead sane week ore
year ago
SnEEP AND LGHBs.-Thers has bsen Hpht
ron u sheep This week, add fairly sciive
trade 10 good Sheen and Lambs Is rpportfd
10 ell the yards The quality is about like
that Of lsst eek's offerings There is Htfe
variation 10 note IN values. We quote gosl
sheep a. 5s6l c'nb, and clipped Sh~p At
3a6s cents PEI 10 grOss. Fall lambs 5a6l
cents and Spdog lsmbs 7aei cents per 10
gross The receipts OF Sheep aud Lam5s
bis week umbe.ed l,596 head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
TuE OLD soIr,rrs rr.-x,

THE OLD SoLErEns FrsrrnS,x-
ssa- About forty menbe-s of the
7 hrd Georgia Confederate Regiment
ts,'ed from Savannah last Thprsfsy
FIR new York, where they go by a
pressing snvftstion ns guess OF The
Ha~kins Zouaves, Of the Ninth
New York Volunteers, and viii par
'iripa'e With them IL ,he,r txen,v.
hth ANIMAL reunion. Tbese reci.
ments met IN ba'tps several tines
curing tho late war end see "a II have
conceived great ssfnaiYa, ron for the
roldiriy qna'r+ies % each. Last YEAR
about Is6 re BDsrs Of the New York
regiment. uron invitation, visited
Fort VALLEY. @, md were hand.
somefy en- ertained By the survivors
nf the Third Georgia Regiment. BE.
fore leaving for homo they occurred
the promise Of the Gsorgians to t,n
them in their reenion this spring,
ami. RS above stated, this promise is
nbont 10 be re6ee med. This is nm
rther Illustration OF the fac. that with
the soldiers who mo. in conflict th.,
war Il really over.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24

The residence Of Or. and Mrs. John
-. Snodgrass, in harrisburg, wos
The scene OF brilliant gathering
wednesday evening, April Is. to
witness inc marriage OF DR.. Edwin
ii. Kuy kendall, OF Chattanooga, Ten
nessce, md Miss Maude f.. Grim, Of
@Artinsburg. Rev. Df. q. p. Fiippo,
Of Roanoke, uncle Of The bride. assis-
ted by the Rev Frank +. Robertson.
Of Martits bure, performed the cere.
mony. Mr.. Harry Kuykendall Of
ROmney, acted a. hest man Miss
Msslin. Of Moor field az maid OF bon.
,cr. ard Miss Louise Snodgrass Of
S.arunsburg, a. flower gill. The
bridesmaids were Mis- Stewart, Of
msrtiD-bure, in n'd rose CT pc DC
chine carrying white tulips MIss
Kuyl:eHdall, sister OK tie groom, 10
Me green crepe, with pearl orna-
mcnts, carrying yellow tulips. Miss
Imogene Fiery, ~ Martin bu-C. in
pearl crepe and vli'e lilac, corryipg
y hi'e Tulips, srd Miss Emmert, Of
Mary hnd, IN pale b'uc crepe, with
red tulips. I be bride wore a gown
Of White satin, trimmed With ''lUver's
knot lace sDd whiie ostrich tips,
made en- TRAN also. n tulle veil, with
diamond ofu tmeOts, carry ing ia bride
roses. Miss Mssnn was alfred Ia
white silk carrying liics oil the val.
leJ and Miss Louise SnOdgfess Ia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24


snf papers vese ia Shawen's care -
And 1t might ns pertinen,ly be seked.
why, l~hen enc OF the Board says s.
was "earelessness, and the other say =
IL vas "b'undsr." steps were nss
sooreT taken ~ e)rrec ths "eare-
lessness" and 'sb'ua,ler."
Much more might DO sail, bot as
there seens TO he so little interest
taken n School cleo ioB.. IL may be
useless to take up valuable space.
am ipefinsi bo Mr.. Shawen's
opinion that BIS "frus statement OF
the simple facts IN the esse''-topeth.
er With other .ttcta easily attsinabls-
evil completely ssstsfy az Intelligent
Hop'efudies6 Pshlic.
D. y. McDeNALn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
PLAIDS AND STRIPES.

PLAIDS AND STRIPES.
20 pieces striped Dress Goods at 20.
end 25c, double width, all now
styles.
Fancy Plaid Serges ut soc. 40 inch
5o inherent colorings.
Fsncy Plaid Surrings at so, CON-
ising all The latest eff cts.
One 10, fsTrcd Dress G Gods at l5o
ear a.. 25c.
40 Inch Stacking FIaBns's soc
Oh iuch Sacking Flannels $50.
DOMESTIC BARGAINS.
Prints 4 5, 6 anil &c.
Oasirg Fiannrls. 10, IL and $50
Home Made FlAneis. 25c.
Canton Flanneis, 6, 8 and IOc.
L lied u annels, 20. %, 35 e. 500
Balladsvale Flannel, so 75o iadsl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
Eupepsy.

This is what yoU ought 10 have. Ia fact
you must have IL 10 order to enjoy life
Thousands are searching for IL daily, and
mourning because they End It not. Thou
sends upon thousands Of dollars are spen
by our people Annually 10 the hope ,b,,
they may find this loon. ADD get n NAV
be tad by all We guarantee that Nj ectric
Bittefs, IL used according 10 directions and
the use per eisttd in, will briaa you good
Digestion apd Gust tie demon Dyspsts a
add install instead EupePsy. We recon.
mend Electric Biiters for Dyspepsia and ell
diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys.
Sold al 80 cents and 5 per hottlr It vii.
amsObS OILERS Drug Store.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24

whitd null. carrying a basket OF choice
roses. A reception was given DIR.
and Mrs. huykenda.l immediately az.
ter toe ceremony. The house was
tastefully decorated with pottcd
plants. The BRIDE received many
handsome preseuts.-Dun.S Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

All wool Black serges. so and Coo.
Ali wool IIeniiet' as at Soc, 40 inch.
We pride ourselves ON tets value.
S'r'pes and Plaids st b0c in | lack
OF" y "''es aud Black and Grey.
81 isrp Henriet'as ut 800
81 25s 81 SO, 81 IS aLd 81 o..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24

BECAUSE. with the Vertical Feed the
ptessfr loot is siways raised from thr fabric
Nhen the iced takes place. and presents no
rssistsbce 10 ses ms or iidges, asd the needle
beng IN the fabric, moving with the Verti,
cal Feed Bar on The goods behind The reedle
makes The stitch uniiorm 10 length AID
renders IL i'm possible to fun ous piece " bile
The other Is stretched For the sfms rs,aan
the machine Is capable - sewingi ,J.stic
goods making a smooth end n xibie sssn
vtth stitch alike 90 both sides also Of se -
ing any number Of thickbssscs without bast
inR, operating with equal facility on The
heaSvist az we'll az the ighte fabrics
BECAUSE 10 is light Running. Simple
IA Construction and has n less number OF
working PArts than any other ms ,hns
ne the greatest number Of PRACTICAL.
aitachmants for doing evey desirabls action
Of work, all automatic 10 their action and
made Of the Beat Materials, in the 'mos,
Workmaohkemanner Il will DO Ia greater
vartty Of wfk tnan all other n9rbine
combined, IN is The acknowledged Pioneer
and Lssder ia .Seisi0g Machine Deco,aiiv,
Art Wsfk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
New Dress Fabrics

surprise ut the growth OF Deparmen
manifest amply
l1onest Textures Little Prices.
We also feel sure that O pursli,,: VII b,,n, .n
O'' - etn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-11

y
Mrs Giler, Austin; J G Sternberg, San
Antonio; 4 I Monig Louisville ;J ID Bosom,
Atlanta, Ga; " G Ghapsen, Waco; II w
Lawten, St Louis, II j Jewel, Mempeis,
Tenn; c A Andrews. Sherman, Tex; Tom
Randolph. Sherman, Tex; " d Pennington,
FL Paso, Tex; a l. Harger, San Marcos,
Tex: H Hodger, Waxahachie. Tex; Mrs
Fred Barner, Chicago; Mrs Ella Forest,
Nashville, Tenn; Mrs Susie Patterson,
Nashville. Tenn; " " Worthin9ton, New
York; e c Brown, Chicago; II Bussi, Tenn
pie, Tex; j G Murphy, Dallas; l. E Pipe,
New York; Nathan Planhan, St Louis ];
- B Atkins Denver; Louis Bauman, st
Louis; W K Reid, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs Isa
Beaumont and daughter, Bryan; l. II
E55ecker, Dallas: S J Petit, st Louis; o
Harem, Houston; J L Harris, San Antonio;
i Hunter, NJ D, New York; Frank Mil
Ter, Wichita, Kas; G w Bullen, Wyatt
ShacrosS, St Louis; j B Harris and wife,
California; ] w Carhart, Clarendon; w I
Tull, Decatur; T J Eum, Galveston; II B
Miller, Fort Worth and Denver City rail
way; j X Otis. Boston; Ed An
derson, Austin; F \ Campbell, Cheyenne;
William p Ellison, Comanche; Drew Pruitt,
Chicago; W Garner, New York; W
Cutter, st Louis; Z l. Glenn, Cincinnati,
Ohio; P H Wood, Mount Pleasant: John D
Fredd, Dallas.
AT THE PICKwIcE.
Ike Pryor. Austin; Madin Robertson,
Dallas; o Doss, Temple; W i Dupree,
Waco; G Madlotte, Texas; Victor Lamb,
Louisville, Ky; j L Harris, st Louis, r p