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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Robert Anderson, administrator OF the estat
civilian Porter, deceased, complainant,
vs.,
Margaret Porter. William Porter, it,, Isabel
Zane NOAH ZAue, Virginia GoShori, John Go.
horn, Mary Mason, Harry J. Mason. 6Alli
shirE, John +. Nhirk, josephine AndeEso
Libbie Davis A. G, Davis, Fannie Porter, lCh
s. Wclty, Joseph Green, FrOw, Campbell
Hart, Henry Kalbilzer J. Il. Bedlllion, Collet
Tor National Ros John ChrIstol, Y. n. Alkil
son, Exchange Bank Of Wheeling, W. .. Henf3
Edgar hlggs, Commercial Bank, James
HeUey, James Rine, ArbenE 4 Co., Jane
Rlnc, Thomas Hughes & Co., Q. +. eehGiel
Vim. Dimmey, Mrs. ERnuie Swabacker, J.
Rhodes. N & ]. Pollock, q, A. HchRter, Q
MenkCtneller, Joseph kmshelmer, John Dlel
niger, \. SGhCnk & SONS, German BANK, LeWi'
sieenIod, X. o. c Dr.. ", A. CrGGrAIt, LouIs
Stllel, Trustee; W. +. Hubbard, Trustee; Jane
P. Rogers, Trustee; ]. .. kwing, Trustee, AnO
PnDz LaIpp, defendants.
In the CiICuit Of Ohio County, West virginia.
III ChAnceEy. .
By virtue olau order entered In the above on
titled cause OIL the eth day OF January, 1901, II j
Inferred TO the undersigned commissioner o
4id court TO take, state aud report RS tolloWs:
Fin!-whSS pSSna property TSS , lSt.
secOnd-What real estate was left By tho sal!
William Porter, aud the probable value thereof
Third-WhAt debts exist against the estate
said decedeut, and the amounts and prlor1tie'
thereof.
FOurIh-whRt liens exist against such estate
and the pFlOTites thereof.
F!Ih-ThO age OF the defendant, Margaret
Porter.
slxth-An account OF the receipts aud dis
bprO nGnis OF the plaintiff as Adminl.trator.
sevTnth-Any other matters deamed pertinen
BY the commissioner. or required BY any part!
hereto TO be reported
Notice IN hereby given that the undctHlguet
has fixed upon Tuesday the 9Th day OF Feotn
AIRY, 1897, CONNER cling at 0 O'Clock q. M, ~ IN
time, aud hs once, No. 1901 Chaplinc street, y
the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West VI
glnlG, AG the place At which he will proceed Y
ANeriain and report the several matters In IN
Eaid order OF reference required
Gives under my band this 10th day OF tan
pGry, 1891. GEORGE 4. Z, GlLCHR BIT,
W.. p HUBDAGp. Commissioner.
Solicitor for Complainant, tA2
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gbe gnteLliQentet.
Pretty. But NOT PlOUs,

burlington FEee PSess.
She was smart and she was pretty, and her
'eldeEs thought her witty, and Bhe tripped
the light fantastic like q FAY.
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She could read both French and Latin. and was
sweet in print or satin and 'twnuld make
your bosom hcayo to hear her play.
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Metal.

NV York, Jan. I7.-Therc were no new iea.
lures In the dry goods market, and Il maintains
steady tone.
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But in single life she tarried. and Iho never,
never married, and she'll doubtless be .
maiden till she dies.
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advice 70 naothers.

=, IGTIsgIgvATl, O., Jan, i7.-cottOn Quioti mid.
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"Well, doctor, how do you find our
beef steak 2" "Very small for its age"
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Cotton.

NEw YoRk. Jan. l7.-PiS iron Inactive; Amer.
lean SIS SOAl7 80.
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WANTED.

~, T;TED-A GOOD FIRST CLASS
w Az a. once, No washing or ironing
w , co. from motor line. Address; "A
ssnft g. ai M SfIics. 10
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The upper crust is not baked better
than the lower, though 1t may be gem
erall found quits as tough.
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1ITANTED.
plioposALs.

@p0pOsALS FOR DAMS AND DIKEs.
Enguecr office, Cincinnati, Dec. ID,
= sS,Sd prSpo,als, In duplicate. Tor furnish
rs s aud G g WIZ es;S Ss sape aRa Stas'
y Wy ny a. iool OF Marietta Island, dam al
% ~ BlennerhR1clrr Island. dixie Of
h Ai ", axe at lower bsr at Rising sun, =
Cgh.a' ,s !. on dixie at nadtS0u, and
thp ~ yIInt Island, viii be- received a. this
d dsS, 8" nntil Y r. on thursday, the "a day Of
aa S2I aud ,GSh SpsnSa The Itts sSIhS
wv Il invited 10 the ACs Of Congress ap
9. "a PSbruAry 70, 1857 aud February y 1851
III K NEgRiLL, Lieut. Col OF Engineers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-19

For Eho babe proud defiance in tho culinary
Lclenec, and she never knew the mystery
of DieE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-19

VAN HourEXs' CocoA-Pure, Soluble,
Economical. MwF&w.5
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F1NpLAY. Quo, May l, 1890.

IL Loose Red CtorT Co., DetroI:
GENTLRMEN:-I have been uHing your
Fluid Extract Of Red Clover for consti-
patton, and find it truly wonderful med.
icine, in faCt does more than you claim
for ii. cheerfully recommend 1t to any
ono suffering from that or kindred COM
plants. Yours respectfully,
EnnnRn1nEc nnnN
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aad Stock
Markets.

The Features of the Money aad Stock
Markets.
NEw YORK, Jan. T,-NonOy on call easy,
with ali loans at per cent, closing offered al
3 per cent Prime mercantile paper Gas per
cent Sterling exchange active and steady at
81 SIa46. sales 1880 SbAHrs.
The stock market TO-DAY was moderately &C
tive, and on the whole displayed strong tone.
reactIhg materially from the depression Of the
past two days, though only few stocks show
large advances at the close. The bearS again
hammered the market for the space o. an hour.
The feature Of the early trading after hrm
opening was the strength and activity IN Lead
Trugl, while sugar was weak.
The upward movement continued 70 make
steady progress, aud NJ the close the market was
active and strong at the best prices Of the day.
Tho entire list Il higher. Sugar - up X, ST.
PAul. Chicago Gas and Colorado Coal per cent
Railroad bonds quiet: sales sS5l 900
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Makes home cleaner brighter and better cleaner-be.
takes soap and other things leave Bright,
erbecause does away with labor and hard work Better
because saves wear and everything touches
and nothing can be hurt by it
Psaylsnc receives every day Itgets blessing from mill:
ions Of old frendspcasan calls from host of new ones
The best families welcome it. goes everywhere But its
"a slayer Whenit once makes call upon you, it stays
forever- and you're glad to have it
Fedll and @ sss 7 ts s s ri.
DCWd I e sSYys
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through tickets and baggage checked TO all
For rates lne other Information address
". J, ROBINSON @. r. A., ParkerNbuT9,
4. J. handy, 40. 7. A., PATkeTEbug,
30. TOMlllNEON, PAs. ARent. WhNelIng, W.VA.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taking effect January il. 1891. Pas.
scnRer trains will run ~ iOllOws-CentrAl Time.
All tfRius daily except those marked thus I,
which do not run on Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-19

BEEOHAM's PIlls cure siCk.Head.
ache, 4
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Central Standard Time.
'yIs7Rsg!Y57i5 I7gs.I

From BrIdBepOFt 5tbtIOh
main via the Cleveland & PltSbnrgh Rail-
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and CleyelGnd, 4 80 n, m. For Pittsburgh, l0:i1
a m, For Chicago and Cleveland, l:OO p. N. For
PiuSpufgh and New York, 2;fI p. M. For steE'
TrainS arrive Gt Bridgeport ct 800 8. N, 1850
A. M; 1910 p, m, 4:R p n. and S:lb p m:
on Saturdays onlY-Pbr East Liverpool, GIL
=, n. !; from EaSt Liverpool, u;i2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
sr,a,nS via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81.
I.s,,jH n GIlWAy-PAn Handle Route-leRyeWhee
me fof 4 teubenville, Pittsburgh and tho East,
6::c a. M. 1885 p. M, 500 p, n and $50 p n,
iS1iS S.2O A, m. and $40 p. IN. For Columbus
and Ohic1Fo, 12:Jip. N, Trains arrive at Wheel.
40 n M, 1000 H. M, 2i5 r. m, and 40 y.
- TsrsinS leayinE At $50 4. m and arriving AZ
Ss5o n m. nun Golid between Wheeling and
PjtttS6ufRh. All trainEdaily CIcent SUNDAY.
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NEW YORK, Jan. l7.--rhe weekly bank state,
ment shows the following changes:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
ROMNEY MARKETS.
A Fine Display.

L., G. Roesslsr, the leading lew
eler, 1l6 Baltimore Street, Cum.
6erland. Md, has just received
hne lire OF goods for the holidays.
The assortment OF ladies and gen
tlemen's gold and silver watches
cannot be surpassed. The largest
and best selected stock of iewe.fy in
the city. Onyx clocks, Bronzes.
gold and silver. headed canes, etc
Mr.. Roessler, has just put IN his
establishment ali elegant siverware
case that takes up the entire side
Of his store. The dazzling effect
OF the itch cut glass under the
electric light ID superb
Silverware in great variety.
Novelties Of all kinds. ANY one
IN search OF Christmas presents
cannot help be suited in the above
nsmed finn. To convince YOU
&c t 1t will more than repay you to
all
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
Childrens' LAY at the M. E..
Church.

1t was a great privilege 20 be pres
ent al The annual ctildrens' service At
the above place ON Sunday evening.
Everything presented a fascinating
appearance worthy of the occasion.
The first thing we noticed was the
white attire OF the scholars and their
smiling faces. 1t occurred 10 us that
many mothers had been unusually
busy trying 10 have their children look
tidy. They evidently succeeded and
we congratulate them fer their good
tas,e.
We lifted our eyes and beheId a
rich profusion Of flowers exouisitelv
arranged. There was n little anxiety
to know bow the children would rem.
der the excellent program judiciously
selected by the Sundsy school hoard.
In this we were not disappointed.
We are quite sure that for volume and
precision the singing has never been
so go1d since our sojourn in this town.
10 reach such q state of excellence In
such short time 10 comnendaEle to
thu teacher and the taught. A great
deal OF labor is Involved in prsparipo
Tor such service as the burden usu.
ally falls upon few persons. But
faithful workers have q present re-
ward when they can obtain results as
manifested on this occasion. To sav
nothing of the ever cheering word {:
"Inas much as ye haze done il unto
the least Of these, ye have done il
unto me-" Tie collection for educa>
tional purposes was in advance Of
any previous year.
a piece OF gold in the baske.
st rtlsd the collector. But why should
it If people would give gold ,hey
would reeve golden blessings. We
never trouble ourselves about none.
'Gry matters, but we have desire to
sec q different currency in the church.
The baskets have long been dark with
copper that it has cast a Gea,b,v
shadow over earnest, consecra' ell sous
and We welcome the change witness
cd On Sunday night. Good bless tho
giver" and let the Editor say, Amen.
Bring ye all the tiLhes into the
store hou.e, that there may Lo meat
in my house, anl prove me now here.
with saith the Lcrd of hosts, If I will
not open you the windows of HEAVIER
and pour you out blessing that
there shall not be room enough to re.
ceive it," -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
p PECULIAR STORE.

We have peculiar store in many
respects. For instance, all its emplov.
ees are paid daily the salaries earned
that day. All expenses are paid az
they are incurred. The enure bust
ness is as near cash as II is possibl.
To have 1t, In the manufacture Of orr
clothing, we see 10 it-frst, the cloth
must be unquallGedly good so must
tho trimmings, and so must the work.
mansbip. With this done md at M
small cost as possible consistent
with good value, we know no one
can offer better goods and at lower
prices. Special eye is kept on every
item OF expense, 90 that we may un-
doubtedly do well for our customers.
Here's another popularity. We
believe 10 letting you know what we
have 10 sell AMI using other methods
than newspaper advertising For
instance, with every purchase Of
Sl2. 90 or over we hand you, free Of
cost q Silver Watch, stem winder
and correct time keeper-or wiLb
every purchase Of $1,000 or over we
hand you 1900 page Webster's
Unat ridged Dictionary. Tie price
OF the cIothiJg is the sane You'll
not get it cent lover, with o. WITH.
out the watch, end for same qualities
you'll not get il so reasonable in
price elsewhere.
While the Spring and Summer
business has been very LARGE. the
Fall and Winter sales will be great.
CT. because Of the wonderful stock of
beautiful goods DOW ready.
The MadestO- Measure Department
is crowded with choice Cassimeres
and Wors,eds.
The Boys and Cbildren'a De.
partment is filed with the most
beautiful Clothing il is possible to
manufacture,
have cast my fortunes with this
new enterprise, AID would be very
glad TO have the pleasure Of serving
you
THEODORE Is. ALLEN,
WITH
Wv. IL. WANAsiAKER.
Twelfth q Market Sts.,
Philadelphia, Ps.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

Rev. John Johnston of Mineral
county, preached ceyy fne sermons in
the Presbyterian church in this place
last Sabbath morning and night. Mr.
johnston is scholar of ,he first mao.
nitnde. and his ability as minister is
unquestionabIy great.
Fairmont Normal School held i,s
commencement exercises Thursdav
OF last week and among the lis. OF
graduates We notice the names of
Miss lna Forest Nelson of Canon
Bridge. aud Miss Maude Pugb OF
Pleasant Dale, 10 both OF whom we
extend congratulations.
Through letter from Mr.. Thoma,
Lash We ATE informed that his brother
DIR. John Is. Lash, WAC WIS born in
this county, died at his home Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, on June 9Th, 1891. at
the age OF 83 years. lie went Yves,
over fifty years ago and has been an
honored and respected citizen in the
immunity where be lived.
The Yves, Virginia Medical Socie-
ty, which hsd been In session at Fair
mont. finished its business Friday
evening. DIR. Shiiver. OF Bethany,
was elected president for lhe ensuing
year. and DR.. Myers, OF Charleston,
secretary, and DIR. Campbell, of
Wheeling. treasurer. Clark sbu.e was
selected for thu next meeting nlace
some time in June 1892.
IT has been warm and suItry for
some Gays past; but Sunday and
Monday it is thought were the hot
test days, mercury ranging from
go up About 5 O'Clock tuesday
evening we bad Il violent storm OF
wind. thunder and lightning and
very heavy rain, which after the
violence of the storm continued
gently late into tie right
The commencement exercises of
the West Virginia University took
place on The 10Th instant, aud 1t is
said the graduating class is the larg-
est that has ever left the institution
and numbered eleven. Seven receiy
ed tho degree of A. b. and four, that
! " - ~ hihOhS TIC DuluUeT IeColHs
ing a. b. was Miss Hattie L. Lyon.
OF FRI donia, New York who has the
honor of being The FIRST lady graduate
of the school. Mr.. II. A. Steed, Of
Writ county, a member of the pre-
paratory department, received the Re-
gents prize for the best defamation.
Professors White and Jackson resign-
ed their respective chairs OF Geology
and Engineering.
The ninth Annual Convention Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held in the Baptist
Church at Charleston, our State Cap
ital, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day of next week. The Quest says ::
The occasion promises 10 be one OF
the best and mos interesting ever held
by the Union in this State. Miss
Jennie Smith will be there one day
and Mrs. Trego of Delaware, Ohio,
will address tho Convention Wednes,
doy. Mrs. Belle Harrison will be
the representative from this place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old phvsscinn. retired from practice.
having bad placed in his hands by on East
India missionary the formula of A simnle
vegetable remedy for the speedy and rerma
rem cure OF Consumption Bronchitis. Ca.
tarrh, Asthma and all Throat aud Lung
AHeriion', also pos tive ard radical cue
for nervous Debility and ali nervous com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
urauve weFs in thousands OF casei, his
IL II hiss duty TO make it known to his suf.
nm isiIoWs- Actuated by this motive and
desire 10 relieve human suffering. will
eud free OF charge, 10 all who desire IL. this
recipe. in German. Freucb or English, with
JUL cirectious for preparing and using. Sen,
BY mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paGers w A. MOVES, $40 Powers
Block, Rochester y. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
WAY AHEAD.

without any question tie grea, va.
rlety 81 work that can be done upon
the New DAVIS High Arm Sewing
Machire. and the perfection or al lie
operations. certainty place i, way
ahead OF all its competitors. No 9th
or machine in the market has the CT.
pacity Tor performing the vaTie'y 81
work that Gao be done on the New
Davis.
when once tho Davis is introduced
the demand for the machine Is sur
Pristng. Take the frs. opportunity
TN examine this. the icadn. and
pest machine. Sold by j. S. KEEL
Ter. AGENT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
THE MARKETS.
BALTTNoRG CATTLE MARKET
Thursday, June 4 iadl

thursday June 3, 1891.
(Cattfe are sod at hess figures live weight
Hogs are sold net wsight, Tat is 20 pc
cent generality Of from live weight
Sheep are 81 u grofs, that Is live weight
or nothing I'll
Al CALVERTON YARDS.
Prices o; Beef Cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best Beeve5 at Is a IS .87I, those
centrally rated first quality,Si 75l 81. s2I
medium or good fair quality 50a 81 80
and ordinary thin Steers, Oxen ana Cows
Q 90 SO 90 per 100 fbJ.
or the Cattle received 1877 head came from
Maryland, IS from Illinois l59 from
Pennsylvanias 400 from Virgins, All from
Kentucky, SO from Nissousi aud IS
from Ohio. Total receipts for tae weeI
1875 head against 2047 last week and o4t
head same time one year ago
or the offerings today 9i5 head were taken
6y Baltimore butchers by countrT
dealers, and % by Eastern buyers. TotSl
sales for the week 95s heal against 1880
last week. and 753 head same week one
year ago.
SHEEP AND LANBJ.--The receipts exceed
those Of last week some 200 head, aud tbeir
quality is as good as that Of the tfferiugs then
al generally acceptable. Trade has been
fAirJ and prices show a slight decline, a mere
shade on last weeks values for Sheep. We
quote Sheep 81 3a43 cents per 10 gross and
Lambs 54a7l cents pei 10 gross. The rs.
ceipts o. sheep aud Lambs this week mum
bered 8, $40 head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

The transition fom lor-. LINGERING and
painful siekaess 10 robust health marks an
eToch IN the life OF the individual. Such a
temArs able event is treasured in the memo.
~ and the agency Whereby the good health
has eesR r%sa;oel is gratefully blessed /.
Fence is that so much IS heard In praise
OF Electric Bitiers. 50 mary ieel that they
owe their restoration 20 health 10 tie use of
the great Alternative and fnuic. If YOU are
troubled WITH any di sease OF tae kidneys.
Liver or Stomach OF long or short stand .
ing, VOC will surety tut relief by the use
OF Electric Biiters. Sold at sec aad 81
bottle at Williamson L OilIe.'s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
Off for Okonoko.

Quite merry party left our village
last Saturday composed CT Mrs. An
ME beiskelly Misses Nan Sheetz aud
ueorgie Chidestec and Messrs. Mier
aad Davis followed later in the az
ternoon by Misc Mary Moore and Dir.
r.. y. Wirgman 10 sing for the good
people OF O<onoko a. their Church
services Sabbath morning and nigL t.
They returnea Monday last as happy
as when they left.
Misses Alice Russell and Flora
Marshall with Messrs. John Cornwell
and Tom Pdwnall also went TO Oko-
noko Saturday aud returned by the
light OF the moon Sunday night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
400 ACRES

more or lesg. Of which about 200 Acres oil
cleared and in a good state Of cultivation
The land s we'll wslered and we'll adaoled
10 farming and grazing.
IL has upon it a good frame dwelling. q
good stable, &c Necessary outbuildi1gs. a
Blacksmith shop aud = Store house. The
property is desirable one and convenient
10 School. Church aud Postofice,
The terms OF sale are One third cash,
one-thiId with interest from day Of sale 10
one year--fnd the residue with intefet .hom
Gay Of sale in two years from day OF sale
DE purchaser % exec ute notes With security
for the deferred payments, and the deferred
payments 10 be further ec1rtd BY deed OF
trust or BY retaining the legal title AZ ID e
Trustee may deem best
Juus ~ c. s wElTR, Trasles.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Farm
ON LITTLE CAPON.

4 will cell Al auction, to the highest bid o.
i der, on SRturd day the IIth
day of July. 1901, at the
house Of sam uel s. Light on Little Cspon
10 Hampshire County Weai Virginia, upon
the premises hereinafter descr ibed, BY yiftus
OF a deed OF trust from Samuel 8 Lieht and
Anna Belle Light his wife TO me as trustee,
70 secure The payment 10 VIM. MOrslsnd, IT,.
OF The sums OF money therein namely which
deed is dated the 2ist day OF Berch, 5S8,
and recorded ia the Clerks Ofiice Of the
County Court OF said Hsmpsh ire county 10
deed book No. IS on oages 265 3 acc, the
valuable real estate conveyed ia said deed Of
trust c0ntarninU
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
HOPE! HOPEl
There never was goose so gray,

There never was goose so gray,
But some day soon or late,
An honest gaEder came that way
And look her for his mate
There is hope. AID life and health
aud comfort for our wives. our moth
ers. our sisters and our daughters in
the New Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine. 1t Is the Highest running.
The simplest oonstructe / tie easiest
comprehendel, and the most durable.
II brings light 10 the eve, color to Tt
cheek, elasticity and life, JOY aud
prosperity to every hou ehoId. J.
5. Keller, Agent.