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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-02-06

The old woman in the same way. and
then waking up young Lawton she
took him by the hand aud led him on,
Of the viilsge.
Att o'clock in the morning, 90 /
vas scouting on foos 10 locate the
village and vas within = mile of IL. I
met Mrs. Cherry and the hoy She
had the Indian boys bow and culver
ard Lswton carried the blooistaine,i
tomahavk. We pushed back to the
ravine g fast as we oou,,l go, and
after reaching IL we lost no time In
mounting and heading TO the South.
We were not followed from the camp
as an order reached IL at daylight 10
move to distant point, and we
lodged the war parties until ano Their
TWO hours would have carried us into
= post. We we're then suddenly con-
fronted by q band OF thirty warriors.
but after q RAGS oftwo miles wa beat
ehem In securing possession of a
grove. and for three. hours we held
them at bay. 7 had been hit In the
arm, Tom ia, the shoulder, Mrs,
Cherry in the cheek, aud the hoy lost
two fingers by bullet. We had
Killed three warriors, woun ded two
or three more, and knocked over four
ponies. The Indians werc scared
away from the post very soon. w hat
they did With the captives among
them We never learned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-02-06
A Boy Grown Up.

Young people very rarely realize,
when criticising their elders, that the
traits Of habit that seem TO them OBJ.
noxious we're formed in early life. II
their manners are rude, il ttey lack
tact> II they are not well informed. Il
is because they have not made use Of
their opportunities. Manners are the
tiuest indication Of character. A dis.
courteous person is both careless and
selfish for tho best of manners are
but the expression Of the golden rule
they are the card OF introdnetlon
10 strangers. a friend can Introduce
you to good society, but he cannot
keep you there that depends upop
yourself. A boy Of kindly nature is
rarely rude. A boy of selfish nature
is polite only when bis own desires are
not interiered with. Every man IL
the result Of bis own boyhood and
youth. IL he hes read good books.
kept himself informed OF passing a.
vents, he becomes what The world
terms q we'll Informed, intelligent
man. IT be has wasted his time IN
iriaiDg conversation, read only sen
saiional books and papers, neglected
TO develop The talent which be surely
possesses, be becomes a superficial 2
liresome, If not a wicked man. IG as
a boy, be has not cultivated the ora
ces aud amenities Of life, he cannot
expect TO become that most delight
fol Of men-a polished gentleman.
II as a boy be has not studied TO avoiI
coils on With those about him, has
not recognized the rights Of Others,
has not cultivated q desire 20 lear
men TO higher motives, 90 give TO
others the benefit OF bis own oppor-s
tunlties, be becomes that most an
fortunate person. q tsciloss man--a
nuisance whereveg people sre brought
together. One Of the lessons eVcrv
boy can learn is 10 watch those men
who arouse adverse criticism. and
carefully avoid their habits both Of
mind and body. Remember the old
adage, BY Others faults correct ycor
own. '--Chrigian Union.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-02-06

TreinS No $50 and 55{ connsct With Nos
IS and "a. Trains No. s57 and $50 connso
with Nos is and i6 st Green Spring.
J. T. 0OLDSBoRO, AgeaE
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RoMNEY VIVA.

homney has the advantage OF a
good location. is convenient TO fins
timber, suitable for manufacturing
numbering and building purposes; is
also Contiguous to q famous farming
section, ani In water power II has ali
that could be desired az well as rail-
road facilities adequate for all pur :
poses. 1t Ia also, on account of it's
peculiar location, famous as asum.
mer resort, combining as IT, does ro-
mantle and picturesque seenery,
neai,h'ul climate, cheap living and
other advantages as we'll as attrac.
lions. Among the latter may be
mentfoned It's fishing and hunting
grounds. The Romuey Manufactur
Ing, Land and Improvement Compa.
ny which has been organized for the
purpose Of developing the resources
that exist there in such great abuu-
cance, has acquired $40 acres of land
and upon this tract il is locating its
factories, mills and other industrial
enerprises. The company has oaps
ital stock Of $250,000, about one
half OF which has been sold, and
which shows that capitalists have
confidence in its future. The coun-
try adjaceot.to Romney is we'll adapt
ca TO sheep raising. The officers of
the company are Charles Harrison,
PRESIDENT; E. M. Gilkeson, General
Manager Ed. Russell, Secretary
aud Treasurer; aud X. w. Daley
and ii. -. Gilkesan, Counsel.
We clip The above from the b. G. o.
FteIdr a monthly published in Baltl.
more.
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Il Was Going To-.

Children are very fond Of saving.
Il was going to- Tue boy let the rat
catch bis chickens. He was going 10
hll up the hole With glass and to set
taps for the rats, bat be did not do
1t in time, and the chickens were eat.
en-. He consoles himself for the loss.
and excuses his earelessness by say
ing, L was going 10 attend to that.
A girl tears her dress 80 badly
that all her mending oannot make Il
look we'll again. There vac q little
rent before. and she wss going To.
mend IL, but forgot it. So we might
go on, giving instance after In slaace.
such as happen IN every home with
almost every man and woman. how
and girl. Procrastlnation l. not on =
~ The thief Of tlme;- but Tie worker
Of vast misohiefs.
III Mr. 'I.was.going TO- lives IA
your house, just give him warning 10
leave. He is lounger and q nuIs-
snce. lie has wrought unnumberad
mischiefs. The boy or girl who be.-
gins 10 live with him will havs a very
unhappy time Of IL, and he will not
be successful Pat Ne. Il .wss.oolros
to out Of your house and keep BIN
out. Always do things which VOC
ware going 70 do.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG WomEr.--in
marry ing make your own match; do
not marry any man TO get rid of him,
orto oblige him, or TO save bin. The
man who would 60 10 destruction
without you viii quite as likely 90,
with you, and perhaps dras you along.
Do not marry q man In haste, lest YOU
repent at leisure. Do NOT marry for
home and living. when by taxing
care OF your health you can be strong
enough to earn your own living. Do
not let aunts, fathers. or mothers sell
Jeu Tor money or position into, bbfi-*
idage, tears, and lifelong misery, which
you alone must endure. DO not place
yourself habitnally 10 the society OF
any suisor until you have decided the
question oil mar iige human Wills are.
weak, ani peop'e often bscome bewils-
dered, AMI do not know their error
until il is too late. Get away from
their influence, settle Your head, and
make up your mind alone. A prom.
ise m y be made in a moment o. syms
patty, or even ha:f de.irious &c stacv
which must be redeemed though
years of sorrrw, toll ard pa n. Do
not sfnst your happiness in tue keep.
ing of one who has no hear, no head.
no health. Beware Of insane blood
and those who use ardent spirits;
shun tho man who ever gets intoxi.
Gated. Do rot rush though.lessly,
hastily. into welded life, contrary TO
the counsel of your friends. Love
can wait; that which cannot wait ls
something Of very differen: char..
acter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-02-06

Ses sions Of the Courts
Circuit Court. i3th judicial clre1lt, Aes'
James D. Armstrong, prssiding-TesHs %
gin 90 folio -ai
Grant County --Fcurth Tuesday n Naesh,
drst Tuesday In June and third fassday h
October.
Hampshire Ceunty-First Tassday In DsAs
ruary, second Tuesday n Nay aAd thfsd
Tuesday In, September.
Hardy COUNTY Second Tuesday On narsA
ltG Tuesday In May and 6rst Tuesday n
October.
Mineral County--Second Tuesday N Isa.
.sryy fourth Tuesday In April and Asst Fees
lay Ia september.
Pendlston Couuty---Second Wednesday b
April, Wednesday after second Tuesda3 n
June, and arst Wednesday In NevsmbsE
stu'fotri of F,hrfiiIe County
John 8. Pane axe President-RnD. Powell
and VIM II p erper Com misaioers; O. s.
White Clerk. The regular sessions are heli
beginning on the 6rst Tuesday in Januaryd
April, and tbs last Tuesday in july and the
ourth Tuesday in Oct ober.
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Let's reason together. Here's 4
firm, one Of the largest the cogntry
over The world over; II has grown.
step BY step, through the years TO
grsatnoss--aud Il sells patent msdl-
cines l--ughf
That's enough -
Waits little
This firm pays the newspapers good
money (expsns Te work this advar-
Using D to tell tho peop'e that they
have faith IN What thoy sell, 60 much
Iqih that if they can't benefit or cure
they don't want your money. Their
guarantee is nog indefni an rela.
i've, bht definite AMI 05v,laie--if she
medicine doesn't helP, Jour money is
on cal.
Suppose every sick man and evorv
feeble woman tried these medicines
and found ghem w0rthiess, who would
be The lossr. you or they u
The medicines are DR.. Pisrce'a Col
den Medical Discovery. for blood
diseasosi and his 'Favorite Prescslp.
lion,i for Woman's peculiar lie. II
they help toward heal,h, ttoy coat SI
b5tile eueh Is thoy dom, lker
cOsi pofhing
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The CoNPosIrIox OF rnE SRNArg
AFTER MARCH 4.-Mcst OF tho cleo
ticns OF United S,afos Senator's
whose terms are to begin on the 9TH
or March next have already taken
place. but number OF veiy INTEREST
ing ones are still pending. White,
OF Louisiana, 70 begin with, was siects
ed two years ago TO succeed Eustis.
Bricc. OF Ohio. was elected some
months ago to succeed Payne. More
recently Gordon. OF Georgia, vas
elected To succeed Brown, Irby. Of
South Caroline, to succeed Hampton
Gallinger, OF New Hampshire. to sucs
coed Blair. Hill Of New York, to
succeed Evarts. and HansbronRh.
OF North Dakots, TO succeed Pierce.
with tho exception Of the change In
New York, these mutations were
PERSONAL and not political. The re.
elections were numerous Senators
reelected we're Wilson or M AIRY land !,
Pugh, OF Alabama, Joues. II Are
kansas; VOORHEES,. OF indiana Hack
burn, Of Kentucky Vest of Nilsson.
ri; Vance. OF North Carolina Stan.
ford. OF California; Teller. OF Colofa-
DO Platt. OF Connecticut; Allison.
OF Iowa; Jones, Of Nevada; Mitch
ell. Of Oregon; Cameron, os PENN
sylvsnia; Morrill, OF Vermont, and
Squire OF Washington. In April
next democrat VIII be elected in
Florida. and Call vii probably cue.
coed himself. Vilas, of WISCONSIN,
was elected to succeed Spooner--a
second gain for the democratic side
OF the Senate, reckoning the substi-
tuition OF Sill for Evarts the fret.
ingalls, vas ds1eated in Kansas
sud Judge w. A. PETER, the nomI-
nee Of the Farmers Alliance vas.
eiec' ed. : 8alto. San.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL.

Although the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has had control OF the Chess
apeake and Ohio Canal only a month
tue work Of restoring the ,iilapidated
water run has already begun. Not
withdrawing the severity of the
weather large gangs of workmen arc
busy over the entire line ofthe canal. :,
There Is large corps Of engineers at
work between Wiiliamsport and this
city. The bed of the canal will be
deepebed through it's entire length
10 six feet. which was the depth tb at
Was originally intended when the
canal vas built, --Camdet1and Tim es.
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CHARLE3 N. HJETT, Agent
Aug. 3. North River Mills W VI
Evening journal., 1891-02-18
The Indictment Against Gibson.

CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-The grand iury's in
dictment against George J. Gibson, ex-
secretary of the whisky trust, contains six
counts The first charges Gibson with con
spiracy with others unknown to murder
the proprietors of the Schufeldt distilery
with dynamite. The second charges the
conspiracy 20 have hecn to kill with gun
powder. The third count charges him
with having in his possession explosives
torap unlawful purpose The fourth count
charges a conspiracy with unknown per.
sons 70 commit murder with explosives
The fifth and sixth counts were for con.
spiacy to do an unlawful act by means OF
explosives A capias was issued directed
70 the sheriff of Peoria county directing
him TO take the body Of George J. Gibson.
'if he shall be found in your county p The
bail was fixed by Judge Shepard at S95, 600
Evening journal., 1891-02-18
nIEen


ARM STRONG.-In this civ. suddenly. Oh
tue l'th stsnt, Hilam +. Armstrong, ron Of
Jame- Armstrong.
ALLEN On the 18th instant. Bertha Irene
dsugLtar af Resegca y. and Charles "
Allen. ~ the 18th wear Of her age.
EATES.0D February II, Mrs. Jane Bates
widow 81 The late Thomas Bates, in the 9lsl
year II her are.
the 18th n ~ mt, Mary Bowman. in the f9th
Year OF her age.
COMEkFORD.-In Camden. y. j., on , 81,
rta-y ~ Eiiz .seth, witc oi John Comerford
al ed "A year,
DOUG HERTY.- this city, on TIE 18Th
in ant. Annie Dnugherty, wife II Charlie,
Dougherty, AGED 50 ear-.
GRJB1.-ln This city, ou she 18th instant
Jehnie. eide.t dvuQ hter ~ Eliza be- h and the
late Thomas j. Grubb, in the I'd year OF hei
age.
BAGGARTY. - On the l5th instant, PhiliI
Ha. gariy, IN the 25th yesr OF his age
lie iatlyes snd fIiends of the family are re
sEecnv ~ Invited to attend 9 funeral from
his " nts ie idrnge corner OF Second and
Van uren str &, on FRIDAY rporni " 81
a'ClO x. Sign mass at st. Paui's r. O. Church
lmerment at New Cathedral eIuetefy
JAMlSON.-On February a., Fannie Jami.
sor. 'ghter of Clinton u. and Eliza A
Iamr on. ana granddaughter OF the lat'
Arthur y. MsXv Ell, aged l3 ye irs.
MARTIN On the 18th instant. Mnry A.
Martin " the 9th year of be Hge.
PARRISS In this city, On the llth instant
s"phia farriss, wife % Henry Parriss, ageI
- ysqrs.
REED.--On the l7ih instant, Elijah $. Reed
aged 50 yea f.
Rel atives and friends o. the Family are 80.
Yiied 10 attel he funeral from his late resi-
ence. Eleveuth and Poplar streets, on Fri
cay. at O'c Ock % m.
RYAN.-At Ashland Delaware. on Toes
day keh l1th, MargeTe kyan aged 40 years
lie iatives and friends are respectful, in
/ vited to attend rhe funers ON Friday NON
! -g a. 9 ''c Ock. Services ID ~. pajrick'
, 9 u r ,h. Ashland.
Evening journal., 1891-02-18
THE NEWs I'M eRlEF.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered at Ra
dom from Narious Places

Condensed TcIegrams Gathered at Ran
dom from Various Places.
=. J Hennessy, Chicago man, has been
appointed secretary of the whisky trust,
vice George Gibson, resigned. The state
ment that Gibson has fed is denied.
The hoard Of trade at Hartford, Conn.
has adopted resolutions denouncing the
Conger lard bill
Franciska Gorska, the Buffalo infanti-
eide, was sentenced 10 five years in the
county penitentiary.
Samuel Newell died az the Homeopathic
retreat in Westboro, Mass. lie was a
brother of President Newell, of the Nickel
Plate road
Il appears that the warning to Prince
Bismarck was not conveyed by Count
Schouvaloff from the kaiser but by Duke
Ernest, Of Cohurg, who called on the prince
three weeks ago and admonished him in
behalf Of the emperor TO moderate his ut
terances.
The New York Recorder proposes that
the citizens Of New York erect a monu-
ment TO Gen. Sherman, and starts the sub
soription list with 81, 900
a cable dispatch announces the dis
covery of a conspiracy in Buenos Ayres
having the purpose 70 murder the leading
members Of the government
a woman is parading in Butte, Mon.
rs Eva Ray Hamilton
Three explosions caused by water break
ing the pipes Of natural gas occurred-two
IN pttshurg and one in Allegheny. Sew
eral persons We're injured and much prop
erty was destroyed
The American Loan and Trust company
Is 20 be reorganized The new president
will probably he James A. Blair. Mr. Bald
win and the other officers will retire, and
the capital stock will probably be reduced
70 $4,000. The run on the institution con
finued Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1891-02-18
VIEWING sHERMAN,s FACE.
Thousands of People Gazed Reverent1y
Upon the Dead Hero

Upon the Dead Hero.
NEW YORK, Feb 1S-Thousands of peo
pie yesterday were afforded an opportunity
to gaze upon the face of the dead hero OF
the march to the sea. Contrary to all ex
pectation, the Seventy-flrst street residence
was thrown open, and whoever desired tc
do so was permitted to pass by the bier OF
the great general
The gloom that prevails about the neigh
borhood OF Gen. Shermans late residence
IS a most eloquent tribute to the love those
people bore him who saw him every day.
There is hardly a house along Seventy first
street from Central park to the Hudson
river. that does not display from over its
door or from a window the Stars and
Stripes draped in black. The same is true
Of Ninth avenue about Seventy first street
sherman death seems TO have thrown a
pail over the entire locality.
At 10 O'Clock the house was thrown open
and until 4 o'clock the body was lying in
state. Between the same hours today the
public will be admitted unless the crowd
becomes too great. That there was no
overcrowding yesterday is undoubtedly
due 60 the fact that it had been everywhere
announced that the public would not be
admitted Somany Of his old comrades in
arms however, expressed disappointment
at this that the family decided to allow as
many as conld be accommodated to enter.
This decision was spread abroad as if by
magic, with the result that there was 3
steady stream Of men, women and children
passing in and out Of the house throughout
the day. Passing into the drawing room
the visitors found it dimly lighted by the
flickering light Of six candles in a great
bronze candelabra AT its base rested
superb pillow Of double English violets.
Ona card attached to this tribute is writ.
ten with loving regards, Mrs. Admiral
Porter That the widow of Americas
last admiral should have, on the very day
when she was following her husbands
body 20 its grave, paused for a moment in
her grief to send this token of sympathy
to the bereaved familyof Americas last
general was a thought Of sweet consolation
70 the latter
Evening journal., 1891-02-18
Col. CHARLES HEYWooD,
THE NEW COMMANDANr OF TIE
U. S. NJ. C.


Colonel Charles Hevwncd. who recent
" succeeded Colonel C. q Nc ganlev. re-
tired for age, as Uommandant OF the g. s .
VI Corps, was born in Watervine Maine
October. B 1883 and entered the Marine
Corps a. Second Lientenant early in
1858 and az once saw active service dur
Jog the Staten Island Quarantine riots
then he went on service 10 Africa and
Nicaragua, and the oUtbresk az the civi,
var found him on the Cumberland a
First Lieutenant la November. 1861.
he was made a Captain Ia March. 1892
occurred the famous naval com bat Of
Hampton Roads, during which the Con-
federata armor clad M4rrimac DESTROYED
the Cumberland with her iron prov: the
goon snip going down With eolors hying
and her crew at their posts. firing their
guns as tue water rolled over her. Hev-
wood. vita she msrines. hal fought the
sitter guns end zine OF his men had been
killed Captain Beywood was especially
commended for his gallantry or this oe
easion Al Mobile Bay, he again listin.
guished himself and won the approval Of
Adm'ra Farrsgut After the war. he
wa@ successfully promoted to the rank Of
Major and Lieutenant ColOuel and was
the second bejow Colonel McCauley st
the tina Of bis recent selection for COM
maudant He served a. all the navy yards
and com handed the marine CORPS when
Admiral Jouetf occupied Panama in 1855
Evening journal., 1891-02-18
oua SWEETS ANp sewz IS.
The silver brook Question Re ferred Z,
CitY Council

The siivefhr QUeation Re ferred TO
City council.
The Street and Sewer Directors held
their usual weekly meeting last even
ing City Treasurer R. f. Griffith re
ported balance i'll bank 70 account of
current expenses, $ih 262 "A: int4rcent.
ing sewer, S2g, 332 So; tossl, $44 595 %
Tine city aaditor reported collections
amounting to S5OS 25, and tins secretary =
collections amounted 20 $ll9 The
weekly payroll Of $ll947 was ordered
paid
Park Engineer Samuel Candy received
permission. on the pait Of the Park Com
missioners, to set 26 test Of curbiag and
so square feet of pavement on EleveRt
street, near kirkwood
George w Bush asked that grades fer
streets be furnished him on bis pr perty
on the cHussway aud make such changes
as the directors might see f. The direc
tors promised TO consider the matter
The condemnation Ot Silverbsook as a
common sewer was next considered As
the department never had similar ease
before it, and as the matter Is Of a CON
plete character, considerable time was
spent in considering 10. President Car
paA1 thou khti ee ll was atttf q
great importance, some action should be
taken by them II was fually decided "a
send petition to Council for the con
cemnation OF Siiverbrook sccom panied
by communication. stating that ss
damages for such condemnation must be
furnished by City Council, the whole
matter was submitted 70 their hands
The shute over the Brandywiue az the
foot Of Washington street was reported
to be in a dangerous condition and was
ordered removed. The shute at Jackson
street was ordered to be repaired. and
the foot Of Van Buren street ordered to
be fenced ofi from the Brandywine
En ginttr Hstion reported that 1860 feet
Of terra Gotta pipe was needed. and pKo-
possls will be asked for, returnsole on
E.hruarv cE