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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
ClristmqS Suggestions
(-:o--o:-)

Now is the time to buv your
Christmas Presents, while the as-
sentiments are complete, when you
can shop at your leisure, and avoid
the great crowds that come later.
We have everything in our line that
will make useful and acceptable
presents, and at the prices we offer
them, cannot fail to meet with your
approval.
Hsndkerchiefs, u m brellas, Gloves.
Gents Neckwear, PORTER Curtains.
Art Squares. Rugs, Silk Scarfs,
Table Damask, Art Linuens, Nap
kins, Chenille Table Covers, La
dies Wraps, Childrens Coats, Leath.
er Shopping Bags. Satins, Pushes,
aud Plush Ornaments.
Are you coming over?-We earn
estly invite your examination.
J.. M. SHEPHERD
118 Baltimore st. Cum berland, Mo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
Crystal Wedding.

Mrs. HARPER:-Woman's wit
has at length wrought its master
piece in social enjoyment. Under
the deft hands Of that daughter Of
Jonadab, who is never second in any
good work some friends Of Mr.. and
MRS. Robert III. Cookus, both 10
the church where the familg are
much beloved, and at the Institu-
ton where Mr.. Cookus has long
held q laborious and responsible
position. gave the word 10 some 9TH
or friend, and all assembled at the
Cookus residence last Monday night
the 18th inst, it being the occas-
ion OF their Crystal wedding, and
gave the hospitable pair most COM
plete surprise. A ruse had been
resorted to to keep Mr.. 9. ont of
bed at his early hour for retiring,
and he was sitting quietly enter
tanning what he had taken for q
merely causual visitor, when the
merry. makers burst in with loaded
hands and happy faces. and took
possession of the dining room,
where delightful refreshments were
spread out in copious abundance.
Later. one Of the friends from the
Institution read some verses, pre-
pared for the occasion, and anoth-
er delighted the company with
some rare old songs, after which
the refreshments were fully discuss
ed. and the company broke up with
the most pleasing recollection cf a
most enjoyable occasion.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
LINES cN CRYSTAL WEDDING.
The raj iwsv OF life has a sw ct prerious
stretch
Tha, ens's Of, permitted to make vi hi,
sweeihsar':
The train ~ a. through one. and woe to the
wretch
Tn at ~'toks or distusb, II by base wicked
att
TIL train matrimonial wss stsr,ed In Eden
u cIort'd NCsh's foud inE ,ehittimwood
bark
And all down the sges lie friends have been
ple>diog
That the pa'stl gers all should KEEP tes to
the mark,
u runs On Q schedule, now shorter. now
longer,
And should make but two stops for the vel
mated pair;
The h's ~bcn they. bard IL, by union
mHde stronger,
The last when the cyPiess gloom falis on
the stair.
But s'a'i he progressive refinement o.
seshiou.
A I'd ccni'' ard stlorEs,s have 90 marred
| Th.t Oft al lie IL stance OF caprice or pas
They whistle the brakes down to sue FOL
divorce.
In The dding davis nsme,s too cum
They We Get in way stations. not far from
scoTs.
AID low tribute by sorial conv,ation
On kindred and irieLds to ieplenish tht
store
The frat anniversary ca! II fcI the cotton.
Then sr,T ard kH'her, sbc vessels Of wood
en- wo7l. lin, aud linen have cot beer
forgotten.
Ard cr!st'l md china are DO, very good
AT tweniy Eve. silver trips forth with 6
iitCbe,:
A. thirty shower Of pearls Is the rage,
1be IIt'es come later, Then gold ior th;
richer.
u HE hamcnds bIess far down the vista
Of ano
/ \ Get s'rrnpely they've named enc 70,
email shoes n"o socks
For tie r.'tie. gum whistle. and self .voilins
tall
For tie trumpet aud drIm, and the alpha.
bet blocks
10 VOID, for tie baby brst treasu- . Of = II
TIL pretty device that's more h)norOd 10
bre tch
Than In iIs cbterSnnce, we gladly improve
To surprise these dear ffiesds,ss this station
they IOIch
With ibsss crystalline tOkOss OF kindness
ssd love.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
To Our Subscribers.

We have made arrangements with
W. Jennings Demo' eat Of New
York to send. as Christmas Gift,
his beautiful yard OF Pansies TO
those who will send their name aud
address end 3 two cent stamps.
Read the advertisement In another
column and be sure to send your
full address mentioning the name
of this paper. We think you will
not regret spending six cents for
such a bright home adornment.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
A Legacy Left by La Grippe.

New York physicians declare that
there is q new form Of disease prev
aleut which is a new phase Of the
grip, 1t attacks the throat. and
causes dry, hacking cough. not
painful to tho lungs, but affecting
the mucus membrane and produ-
cling distre IS in the stomach, re-
sulting in vomiting. it 10 similar
to the whooping cough, and is 80
prevalent in New York city that it
Is regarded as an epidemic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
The Cumberland Tin MIL.

The Cumberland (Ad.) Daily
News says: 1.-The work of CON
structing the tin mill is going rap
idly on. The building will be en-
tirely Of iron. The iron frame
work of the sides is complete and
the roof JIG finished. Nearly all of
the machinery for the plant, con-
siSting Of rolls, engines and boilers,
has arrived and is being placed in
position. The boiler-room, which
Is in q new building adjoining tho
plant, is completed aud the boilers,
OF which there are three, are up
an d ready for firing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
Death or nm Inventor.

Dir. John Edward McCarty died
ut the r,sidenceof Mr. j. III. Dwy-
er in til. place, on Monday eve
ming about 6 o'clock, Of typhoid
fever, complicated with kidney
trouble and Ia grippe, aged SO years
and 0 months. A wife and two
children survive him. the latter now
quite sick with scarlet fever.
Mr.. McCsrty was formerly OF
Eikins, w. Va, and had been for
a year or more, perfscting a patent
process Of extracting tanic acid from
wcod-chestnut aud chestnut oak
AS well as from bark. The pro-
cess is valuable one, in that it tro-
bles the amount OF tauic acid that
can be extracted from bark or wood
by the old process, aud he had a.
bout finished his experiments when
taken sick. Enough has been de-
monstrated, we learn, to fully es-
tablisb the practic lbility and sue
cess Of the patent. These expert
ments have been carried on at the
j. z. Houck Tanning company.
The borrowed wife and children
have the sympathy of all in the los
Of husband AMI f-tber, whose un-
timely death, just at the beginning
OF what doubtless would have been
auceful and prosperous career, falls
heavily upon them.
The funersl services took place
yesterday from the Presbyterian
church, conducted by Rev. Mr.,
Anderson. -Harrisonbu burg, Va. Froc
Press, Dec. s.
Dir. McCarty was the oldest son of
tho late A. b. McCarty of this place,
and his death following so closely
that of his father and the burning
Of their immense baIkworks at
Rock Oak, In this county, deeply
afflicts his mother, brothers and
sisters. To them as well as his be-
reavcd wife and children this com
munity tenders sympathy.
4 Train ssTed By q Girl.
A brave girl with q lantern saved
heavily loaded Southern Pacific
passenger train from total destruc-
ten near Grants Pass, Oregon,
Wednesday evening. Wrectors had
removed the outside rail over high
tressle, and had not the engineer
been signaled just as he was the
train would have plunged to the
bottom OF the rocky gulch, forty
five feet below. The train reached
Grants Pass about Z o'clock We'd
nesday evening. 1t pulled out on
Time, but when about h II way to
Glendale the train stopped sud
denly.
AS the train approached the trcs-
tie the engineer noticed the signal
set By some one swinging lantern.
He reversed the engine aud put on
the air brakes as promptly as pos
sible, bringing the train to stand
still in front of the trestle. A
young girl ,whose name is unknown,
had given the signal TO stop. She
told the engineer that some one had
removed guard rail from the tics
tie and that if the train had gone O
few hundred feet further it would
have landed on the rocks in the
bottom OF the canon. He made a
hasty examination, finding her ato-
ry only too true. Tho train con-
sisted OF twelve cars, made up OF
the usual com PIGMENT Of baggage
and passenger coaches, and CON
tsined $50 south bound passengers.
The girl, in company with another
girl and an escort, was returning
from q social gathering when she
found that the rail had been torn
mp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
3. j. o. Christmas Holiday Rates.

Tickets good between all stations
of the Baltimore & Ohio Raj road
Company east Of the Ohio river will
be on sale at ticket offices Of that
Company from December oath to
Goth, inclusive, and from Decem-
Dor 3lst to January 2nd, inclusive,
good to return until January 3rd,
inclusive. For more detailed in
formation apply to nearest B. & o.
ticket Agent .-2t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16

Hnsure against FIRE, LIGHT
y MING and CYCLONES in
PEABODY INURANCE co, Of
Wheeling, w. Va.
CHAs. N. HIETT, Gen'l Agt..
North River Mills, ". Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
NOTICE.

will CD. W preach at st. Luke
and administer the Sacrament Of
The Lords Supper New Years
Day at i04 a. m. p reaching also
at n p. m.
No preaching there next Sun
day 90 previously az nouncod.
y. L. RID, =. G..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
WANTED

Ali the volumes except 9th of
"Clarissa Harlowe" Published in
London In 1869. once belonging 80
library OF Seth Mason. Crystal,
lst Vol, also Seth Mason's, pub
i'shed ia London l785--and Vicar
OF Wakefield. Address.
MRS. GEo. La MONTE,
Bound Brook, N. j.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
I'VE TELL YOU

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Every one vino takes hold now aud works will
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whether you are old or young, man woman, IL
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
EOTICE.

The ladies' of the Presbyterian
Church VIII hold their annual sale
OF fancy work at the residence of
Jadge Armstrong Dec. IL, 1892,
commencing at two O'Clock p. m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
stockholders Meeting.

The Stockholders of The Bank
OF Romney will meet at tho Bank
on the 10th day of December, 1892.
for the purpose OF electing Board
OF Directors and for such other
business as may come before them.
j. Il. VANCE, Cashier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16

Senator Kenna is still improving
and hopes to soon be able to resume
his duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

The House C0mm1tto0 On Hisiuk anu htfiour
ture held q conference yesterday afternoon with
sub-cowmlttees q BlscssDors College and shs
h;iis Of Interest 10 the farming element Of yir'
ginia. Several een'iemen appeared 70 speak y
adyocacy OF tho various measures, ana among
those prasent we're Mr.. II. L. Lyman. pr. j. M
Mcbride, president Of BlecxsbTrx College fro
rinia: Professor Cnaries \. vawter, OF the Ailtel
Manual School. and others 4 number o. fertiil
yer manufacturers Of this city were also present
~ opose the bin for she inspection Of fortilisors
but owing % the many otner msasrs ns.ose the
Mr.. Kents bfll 10 advance the agricultural anf
industrial interests Of the state By Proy;dlns 10
the assaying BY the state boara g Ak<ice s
FOR the bene6t Of the owners therocfs OF an!
minerals found In the state, was nrst coasiuefei
The committee decided 20 report Iavolaniy.
The bllt 90 promote the edyanceHent Of eerf
culture ~ spprsssns sd srss ss1s o. seI g,
gious diseases among oom ee.c $1,000 70 S pra
Ia sor futile, Nr. Lyman, Colonel Whitehead
and Or. Mcbride spoke 70 savoceoy q 'h =
measure. Upon mofion tne Dill VIE RsSsoe y
uufil the next meeting Il The coumifee-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

fgpselAi tslsgz1m - ~ u1spas1AJ
Amxyz11x, n. c.. 5annney q. --Ths Board
of Aldermen hsvs received an ofsr nom
Codln 4 Stanton, bankers Of New York
and London, to take @2oo.o Of the city's
|strset imprcvsment bonds, bearing 5 pe<
esnt. interest ct par. with IN allowance of
: per cent. Cor placing oioo, go TO b. Aken
Is onoe. and the other $780, 900 q intervals
- the paving progresses. Tho offer VII
probably be definitely accepted TO- morrow
It an adjourned meeting ct the board
oyY1cxss uncrxD.
The second annual meeting Of the North
Carolina Society for the Prevention o.
Cruelty to Animals occurred this aftef-
noon D. A. ~. Ballard was elected presi.
dent and Walter 81 Cuzhman was re-electeo
secretaxy and treasurer: The Board o.
of1ser Qontlomen, and three ladies viii
Mobably give special attention to the ex-
nsion of the work of the society over
~ State by means of agencies and
branches in the cities. towns, and coun-
ties during the coming year.
SIZZLING czoAkErrEs TO BOYS
The grand Jury of the Criminal Court Of
Buncornbe county, now in session, have
returned seventy true bills against dealers
for selling cigarettes to minors IN violation
lof Law passed by the last Legislature.
The greater part of the offenders have SUBJ
mitted snd have been let on by payment
| of costs.
A true bill has been found against Clar-
ence Ray for ticket scalping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
DEATHS IN KING GEORGE COUNTY.
The Tenacious Grip--Reeovery Of DR..
Thomas l.. Huster-ImpsssabIs Roads.

The Tenacious Grip-Reecvery Of DR..
Thomas L. Huster-ImpsssabIs Roads.
fcorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CoMoRAs, Kne GyoEoz COUNTY, January
T.--Mrs Virginia Berry, one OF the best
known old ladies here. Is dead. She was Q
daughter of the late General Tlacker
Washington, and her remains were inferred
in the family battle-ground OF Windsor"
the old Washington homestead.
The grip is still incorporating here,
aud holds on with fearful tenacity. Many
cases that were grip last week are pneumo-
mia this week Present indications are
that many patients will suffer for medical
attention. for the disease Is not on q de-
crease, while some of the doctors are al
ready oserworked.
Mr.. William Berry, wel,-known and
highiy-roBpected citizen OF this county,
died Of pneumonia day before Yesterday:
The Alliance men are busy preparing for
the January meeting of the County ALI
ance, which will convene ct the Court
house on Friday the 29th.
DIR. Thomas l.. Hunter, the oldest pbysi-
clan in King George. Is recovering from an
attack Of grip.
Yesterdays storm on the Potomac inter-
fered very materially with navigation.
In many places the public roads are i'm.
psssable, and yet we have no practical road
law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
JUDGE spieR WHITAKER ILL.
A Baptist and Methodist Quarrel About
An Orphanage-Other Notes.

A Baptist and Methodist Quarrel About
An Orphanage-0ther Notes.
fCorrcspondsnce OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
RlIueH, N. c., January 2S:-Judee
Spier Whitaker is sick at Chapel Hill. and
has been forced to discharge all witnesses
and jurors ct Durham Superior Court,
which be is unable to hold.
The North Carolina organs OF the
MethodIsts and Baptists are having q
most remarkable quarrel. The Bioticd!
Recorder attacks the State policy OF giving
an annual appropriation to the orphan
asylum at Oxford, and intimates that 1t Is
A Methodist institution. The Christian
Advoodie takes this up aud uses worry PLAIN
language, saying that when Baptist was
in charge Of the asylum the Recorder had
nothing 10 say. The Masons are in charge
of this asylum, and the State appropria-
ton il S10, 1000 annually.
Street rumors are to the effect that there
will soon be some important changes IN
the newspaper business here, and that q
leading editor will make his home at Dur
ham.
Judge Winston's able plea for the estab-
lishment of retormatory for boys IL hav-
ing good effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

years. Numesous houses win be built
there stss spriue, and 10 truth appearances
ere favorable for . decided boom IN ths
little town.
4 is reported hero that jackson, who
killed William Jones jrSt over The Nelsoa
border 10 Buckingham last week, has been
captured IN Norfolk. The murdered man
(Jonss) killed without proyocsticn, Il 10
said, free negro about thisfy-Aye years
sgo, and the people In his pclgkborhood
look upoa his violent death - retribn-
ton from Heaven.
zTS-xrEx
intelligence haa reached Loyingston
that Mr.. James g. Hank. who has been
prospecting for minerals near Tye river,
has discovered tin-minc on the land OF
Mr.. Thomas n. Campbell and has taken an
option on bis farm OF $4,000.
Miss NJ. Lewis Frederick left Conesville
few days ago to attend the marriage OF
her sister II the Sweet Springs.
Mrs. A. ii. Fitzgerald. OF Tye River, Is
not expected TO recover from her lllness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
The Turf.
fBv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l


Gtouorsrrs, N. g., January 2s--To-day's
events resulted IS follows:
First race-sevcn furlongs-Ffance won bd-
ward =. second, John Lakeland third Time.
I.32. -
tender second, Ted Gegg third Time, Ills.
Third race--one mile-Bravo won; Brown
Charlie second, Corticclli third. Time. 1:46.
Fourth race--seyen eighfhs Of mhe-osrsoon
won; Lonely second eddie NJ 'n'ra' a'ms'
Fifth race-iye eighrns Of mile-auard
won; Red Elm second, Hawkeye third. fime'
sixth race--sir and one-hslf furicnzs--wan-
derer II. won; Euna second, horristown third
Time, las.
GurTEsBusa. n. j., January 2s.-Ihe track
was In bad condition to-day. Tho attendance
First race six furiongs-Minnie G. won;
| Wendaway second, Reeve third. Time, si:1eA.
| Second race-five and ane-hsh furlcngs--
smuggier won; Silver Mint second, Ohtcction
| third. Time, l.og33.
Third race-iour furicngs- Witch tcoisl won,
| Putnam second, Henrietta (nliy) third. iime'
| Fourth race-six furlongs--w. B. II. won Bat
tie Cry second, Sir Leunceiot third. Time,
| 1;17%
Azrael second, Bob Arthur third Time, l;2I}4,
| Sixth race-one mle--Telephcne won; King
dom second, Cascade third. Time, l:41h-
GurrEsBuzs ENTITIES.
First race--nve and half furiongs tbeafen
horses)--Marty b, Benefit, 120, Aunt Jane, 81
! lent, III; Missere, l16; Happy George Baylor,
1l3; Longard, 104; Undercove, Little Tuesday.
101.
Second rsee--seven eighths milo, seiiing-Duxe
| John, 100; st. Patrick. 106; Turk, 1o3; W. -.
| H., Sam Morse Shotoyer, 100.
fhird race-three fourths milo, selling-Glsdia-
| tor los o. p b., JOG; Luta lfily). Darius. 09t
Onager, Wigvan, Amulet Colt, 81.
Fourth race Zone mile, seliug--Ma Boil. Ill /;
Glenlochy, 1o4; Brussels, l01: lnsight, %; Sir
Firm race-nve eighshs ola mils-Toano, 1o7:
Mohican, 102 Lady Puisifer. Sir Launcelot, 100;
Anomaly, Crab Cider, "a; Torchight colt, ".
ing-Joe Courtney, Eleve. liz; La Grippe. Boyle
Rhodes, 100; Count Luna, LOG; Iceberg, ioS;
spendall, 81.
| GLOUCESTER ENTRIES FoR TODAY.
First race-six and one-hah furlongs, selling
| feieyenl-'Twilight lcolt), Sam D., Lannes, Ito
Blue Grass, Fast Time, Ralph Black, Alfred Is,
Topmast. Miksdo, Bordle, Jim Gates, 1o5.
selling, (ten)--LittIe Dan, 10s; 9arSood, l04
valkyr, Ida Boil. 90: Ces.eeland, woodbury., East
Pickidine, JACKPOT, 92; Santa Rita (colt), Ss.
Third rsoe-siz and half furlongs, selling
tnvel--King Alto, 10Y: Blackbisd, Censor
Hewet. 1o4; 1appahsupoek. eS.
Fourth race--one mile, selling lsixl-Lotion
10s; Florimor, 1917; Bravo, Io4 fraqnens
uilly). 1903; The Forum, 100 Irene H., %.
Fifth race-four and a half furOngs -Thad
| Rowe, us; Goidstep, Young Lottery, Netue
| JOG Silence, los: Boot Jacg, 100 Parolina
101 Bonnie Lass, 1ei; Rev. DIR. Hydra, so
| Guilty, "a.
skin race-slx and quarter furlongs. sell
ine-Cwen Gordon, 115; Penzance, horris
| town. William Henry, ITO Paola, 10N Quin
toness, los; Silver Maid colt, l04.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
THREE DEATHS FROM THE GRIP.
Two Engines Try to Pass Each Other on
the Same Track-Nobody Hurt.

Two Engines Try to Pass Each otnef on
the Same Track-Nobody Hurt.
Correspondents Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
WINDSOR, N. o., January 2S.-Colonel
William u. McGlohom, prominent farmer
and brother of the late George w. Nc
Glohom. of the firm Of McGlohom Il Perry,
of Norfolk, Va. died at his residence, near
Merry Hill, yesterday. in the eighty-frst
year of his age.
Matilda Peterson. an old colored woman;
died Yesterday; aged eighty-seven. Rachel
West, a crazy coIored pauper,. died at the
poor-house yesterday; aged ninety-three.
All of these deaths were caused by the
grip. The physicians in the town report
sixty seyen deaths IN their territory since
the list of January from the grip.
The Rev. jacob Q: Ashen. OF the Metho-
dist Conference of Virginia, has been visit
ing relatives IN town several days.
Two engines of the G. 4 II. railroad ran
against each other yesterday. threw seye-
raj cars of the track. and cut hole IN the
boiler of one Of them, but nobody was
hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
% azcuaz rvIs rooD.

AZ ms recent meeting q kne 10y Eostu q
fien al mizi randipg u foods va e{reed on.
Tne matter was referred 20 ~ c9mmHtec or
ieeis;ation, Of which Mr. Hichsr4 y. Gaines. q
Charsos7c scuntys y chalfman- te,s ~
~ t6s r,sasars and secure ~ ene1ement p no
0sncral Asssmbly. On .yc4>t19ay uA5 9S1 ~ e
man Infrpduced fhe btii 3 ~ ne1s1 - Ns.s =
cas n s pssyessins sSs sdniierasIon and 'ais