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WALrEE D. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aastisne.r..

PEREMPToRl SALE oF FIFTY ONE SHARES or
NOk IHMESTERN INVESTMENT COMPANY
STOCK. PAYING TWELVE PER CENT DIVI-
vii sell. AZ the auction rooms Of Walter g. VIII
istn . Irpnsr iorn and "a ave 2, on SAT
lS,, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. the above s;ork (
To the highest bidder Twill ne sold n a Whole lr ia
part HiveA 10 nne cnllsteral ou two notes soOO
and 500 respectively, dated August T. 1881 I,ayAb.o
september lS'l, dated De,e:nher 81. 1881. aud
layahe February 1. 1892. TO maze payment ON notes
ana interest stocks pu; up collateral ly H. St4ndi
ford and j. W. Sands. terms c-sh.
-. Q. A HOUGHTON. Owner.
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RAILROADS


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IoJME N2RTH, wrsT ,Nn Sot-raMrsr
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ass,y Fs.i five 20 q ss, 1Si'y, cS!.sss
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sent-srS fHr Pfial. t'fa at.I e'4-,s. ns 'ssnfA
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FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
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1iaets snd Information =, he o-'~a no-,h.a~, -
ner l''h ~ir~ef nm prunSy'vsn av~ttu. an1 IN.
sa'lon ~Ire riders can be eft for lie ehe.kiar =
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General Nana;e-. 'Aue7' General Ia-s-ns'r k,-n,
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT. SEPTEMBER Is.
II 1SgS:-Tlere viii be sod at the pound corner
~ end New York ave. on FRIDAY, sEprEMBER
SIN TENTH. 1892, at ONE O'CLOCK Y. NJ, one
"a bay horse white star on face; taken up from
TIE norihwest seciun y order Of the health Off rer
SAMUEL EINSTEIN. Poundmaster 1t
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OOCAN Oh LA NJ EhS.
CHORT ROUTE To LONDON
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD g. g. Co
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton London. Havre), Bremen
Lahn. Tues. Sept. q. q q m. Elbe. Sat. Sept To-
III sept sfP 4 isps "a sst ~ ssn M ksi'er W
rfsve. Tuss:. sept. 90 Jam.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, luxurioua
saloon sppointments Prices: Firrt cabin, $40 and
upward berth. according TO locAtiop second csidn
$50 berth: steerage at low rsteS Apply ~ z n
DhOOP. Us Penn. ave. se3
MALLORY LINE FOR BAR HARBOR EAST
AVA pcgt, No. md 81 JJhn. u. b
81 4 r.. New Yorh For rssss Il passaee and freir6s
c. a. MALLORY Z Co.
0ensrl AgsntS
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their agent, MIR Bucheller. have offered to
furnish free typcwriters and operators for use
at the bureau Of information.
The ladies' citizens subcommittee have on
their books large number of the most desir-
able houses in Washington. The private citi-
Zens of the city have responded generously to
the calls upon them by opening their houses,
especially to the visiting ladies. and the COM
mittee on accommodations Is equal to every
possible demand up to the last moment.
Visitors now in town can so notify their friends.
The books Of the accommodations committee
are being continually added to and there is
probably now offered twice much will be
required. The committee 10, however, getting
ready for any and all emergencies.
The California delegation Of W. R. c.. now
on their way here. headed by Mrs. Jennie l..
Southworth, has sent on q beautiful souvenir
to Miss Barton.
Mrs. Harriet L. Reed. department president
w. II. c. OF Massachusetts. is in town with q
large delegation Of her corps.
LADIES COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS
For the benefit Of the strangers now in the
city !. has been found necessary to again an
nounce that the headquarser Of the ladies'
citizens committee is at Red Cross headquar-
ters, the home Of Miss Clara Barton. corner of
18th and f streets. Today messenger bow was
stationed at the Oxford, where the COMMITTEES
had its first offices and where MANY visitors
were calling this morning. On and after Mon
day. September -. the ladies committee will
be found at the bureau Of information. 1903 +
street. Kennedy building.
An EMERGENCY HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN.
Mrs. Spencer. in charge Of the bureau Of
comfort, has established an emergency hos
pisal in the Spencerian Business College, oor-
ner Of 7th and d streets. 1t is already equipped
with ali cessary appartenanccs to mako
women patients AZ comfortable as possible. II
will be under the charge OF six prominent
women physicians with nurses well trained in
their duties. AL women taken sick In the
streets during tho coming week wil be taken
there and nothing WIN be spared to render
them every medical attention.
THE WORK OF THE RAILRoADs. y
The railroad cou,psnies have about conzpaetsd
all their arrangements for the handling q
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The frat train Of G.. \. L. veterans over he
Chesapesl2c and Ohio raIlroad. and about the
first o. the veterans to arrive here. came in at
go O'Clock Yesterday afternoon They were
mcnbers Of Louisville and Cincinnati 20 IS
ard numbered ;bou: 300. More Will arrive
today ose- this road. and from nov on
the trains and number of passengers will
Iapidiy increase- The k.rgest rain. however.
will leave Cincinnati at s O'Clock SUNDAY even
ing. arriving hare at 2:l9 Monday afternoon.
j his trSIa- tine famous ~ F. v. will as
run IL less tl-sn eighteen sCetiOns with
eight o. nine cars ia each section. The fir:
section will lie disTatohei At o clock md tli..
oilers At the shortest practicable inter
yai-.
This morning a number G. uniformed vet
Grams from the v. /. Sherman Guards ard the
:. e. Nice. Poet Of Columbus. Ohio. reached
here the Baltimore AID Ohio train. they
irOught with them tents and the necessary
equipments Tor camp lie, ald during their stay
here they VII camp near the New
York avenue station. Arrangements
were made to put up the tents
and make other arrangements recessar. 10 put
the camps in readiness 10 receive the other mem
bers of the party who viii reach here .onixhi.
There viii be more than three hundred persons
in the party. including the families Of the vet
er1ns-
THOUGHT HE KSyw HKR-
A stranger who got OF . train at the Balti-
more and Ohio depot this morning rushed up
to a gentleman and inquired OF the latte- if he
we're acquainted with the city.
Il an hers pretty often.' was h:s answer.
..Wen. said the stranger. Il tel.e rlDhed for
0 lady to meet me and just wanted to know IL
ron had seen her"
who is tha lady?' the citizen irGnired
Il don't know" the stranger responded
'.but thought that perhaps YOU knew her"
"Siood-bye.
PLENTY ROOM YET.
There are maay strangers IN The city now"
eaid clerk OF a downtown hotel % a STAB re-
porter this morning The register showed an
unusually large number cf arrivals and The
clerk said thai every rO9m in the hotel was oc-
CURED Lest niSh-.
..y.at he added. ''thtro vii. be- % -roIhlc 4.
aeeommcaa ing al vi,iio-s mex; week. There
arr enorgh hotels. boarding HOUSES and other
Ilaees to feed and sleep all CONFER.
A GALLANT HAHN OFFICER.
Among the veterans initiated ia lit Carson
Bo.s, No. 2 last might Artillery Maj Achilles
de yecchi. a sialwar,. Soldieriy figure. ii, feet
four. a most splendid RcEEsn type. Il. served
n tat major in command OF the artillery. of
the kansas brigade and later OF in. IN Army Of
Poso:nss., IN command Of the rinsn Nassaehn-
sctss BAKERY. Before h. came to this eociit-y
uhsrs he brayely volunteered under the nag
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z'-s PLACE OF nos . ~ r~cCEssioS cF
rsrBLr soLVxNs-sIE OLD VETERANS IL
gr.By BrsIxNiNa - rVr N AZ ArrT ~
sScE TIE rEcrcSsp SsNS % ILtSNsNAr!oN
AND IuE rRerrS-s ~ CiFizrSA
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The following has been issced from the head
quarters in this city Of Encampnent No. 60.
I. V. L.. signed b. Ii. c. Jones, chairman Of
the entertainment committee:
-'Encampment No. 60. Union Veteran Le-
gion. will be n; home at It's halls, No. 905-9I0
Pepnsylyania avenue northwest, to all COM
rsdes during encampment week.
I'VE recognize that it will be Grand Army
week. but we desire organization to con-
tribute, without psrading ourselves, our mite
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

The Farmers Alliance, publish
ed at Charleston, and the official
organ OF the Alliance in this State,
concludes an editorial as follows
"Third partyism is the greatest
curse which has ever struck the
Farmers Alliance in West Virgin
ia, and we say this in the full light
OF an honest, conscientious convic-
ton, and acknowledge no motive
other than the promotion Of the
best interests Of the Farmers ALI
ance."
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New Goods

Our stock Of General Merchandise is unnsuaIlv lruo
and embraces in part the following: @'S'
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A Clever Swiudler.

a clever swindling scheme was
practiced upon the people of Frsde-
rick few days ago, by which the
swlndler is richer by $40 or $500
and the people OF Frederick poorer
by the same sum, unless they value
their experience at rate pro rata
with the sums lost.
He was most affable and clever
young gentleman and pretended to
represent picture making firm in
Baltimore. Ii you gave him fifty
cents and a photograph he would
have o large crayon portrait made
from the photograph for you, show
a proof of it after it was done in
order that you could make what
corrections you pleased and then
il you wanted q frame for the por-
trait he could supply you with any
size and style you wanted from So
up. He got lots of photographs and
where he could not get fifty cents
be was willing to take twenty five
or even ten. Thore was no end to
MS good luck In getting orders and
IL is estimated that he accumulated
as the result of his work here near :
ly $500. or course he never re-
turned and never will, and those
who are out their fifty cents apiece
are not regretting their financial
loss so much as the disappearance
OF their photographs some Of which
were family treasures.
Look ort for this gentleman as
we are reliably informed that he IS
now operating in Hagerstown and
Washington county and will doubt
less pay his respects to this section
also. -Martinsburg World.
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Willy aemocrats shouEd win.

The following from the New
York World is worth remember
ing
Every Democrat in the country
SHOULD do his utmost to elect Gro
yer OleYeland this year because
The election Of Cleveland means
the restoration Of Democratic prin,-
ciples in national affairs, not for A
term but permanently.
Because the election OF Cleveland
viii put an end to Naturalization.
Because his election will bury
the force bill idea with no hope or
chance Of resurrection.
Because his election will be the
first step to ward the breaking down
Of that kind Of tariff taxation which
aims to enrich the few at tho ex-
peHse Of the many.
Because IL will put a final end to
the policy Of Capitalization in
which the Repubie's greatest dan
ger lies.
Because it VIII free Che country
from the scandal Of Raum, Elkins,
Wood, Wanamaker aud the rest Of
the personal shsmes that have blot.
ted it's fair name,
Every Workingman shoRId do all
he can for the election Of Grover
Cleveland, because his election will
90 further than anything else coald
20 restore that purity aud honesty
Of government which independents
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07
BE ACTIVE WORKERS.

AS the election draws nearer it is
more and more incumbent upon
every Democrat to exert his infu-
ence in behalf of his party's ticket.
No victory was ever won except by
earnest and concerted action and
this will give to Democrats q nota-
BILE triumph over their Republican
opponents this year. Democrats OF
Hampshire county, if you have not
yet done anything to make a vote
Tor your party start about doing it
this very day. II you hayc been
laboring for the success of your
party continue at it; go at it with
renewed vigor; grand victory in
November will reward Your efforts.
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seek.
Every workiugman should do all
he can for the election Of Mr.. Cleve-
land because his election means
popular government, the equality
OF men and an end to the false con-
ditions which make Carnegie posi-
sible and permit Pinkertonism to
run riot. 1t means equal laws for
equal men and an end of favors to
the few.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

MRS. HARPEE:-I was present at
the organization Of the Cleveland
aud Stevenson Club at the Levels
School House on Thursday night
last. A club Of from 65 to 75
names vas enrolled. And in this
connection / want to say that it
has not been my pleasure to meet
more enthusiastic band of demo-
Gratis. They are thoroughly vide
awake and will work with might
and main to dethrone Harrison with
his Force Bill proclivities, McKin-
leyism, Reidism, &c. The Third
party has no followers there. Those
people are combating Republican
ism and don't propose aiding the
Republican party by voting for
Weaver, Fitzgerald & Co. The
meeting was ably and eloquently
addressed by the Hon. j. b. Fin
ley candidate for the State Senate.
lie was listened to with profound
attention and made a most fayora-
bic impression.
The following officers were elect
ed: Geo. w. Stickley, President ;
Il. w. McGill, Vice. President; G..
4. Swisher, Secretary; L. w.
Stump, Asst. Sec; L. w. holland
Treasurer. A DEMOCRAT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07
A Big Time at Victory.
Augusta. Oct. Bird

Augusta, Oct. Ord.
The Victory Democratic Club
met Saturday night and q large
crowd was present. Prof. j. M.
Miller called the meeting to order,
and introduced tho Hon. A. L.
Pugh to the audience, who made
very interesting and impressive
address. His subject was princi-
pally upon State affairs and the af-
fairs, financially, tanning to ID.
ID. and b. Institution at Romnev.
He nicely cleared mp \ pack Of err
roneous and wilful falsehOod re-
ports, or LIES that some Of his Re-
publican and other opponents had
IN circulation about him 10 defeat
his election Of sheriff Of this eoun-
ty. AT. Pugh is an accomplished
gentleman and his equals a. a bus
mess man are few.
Mr.. W. Z. CornweII slipped in
and took back seat in the shade,
unknown 10 a number Of the audi
enee until he was called for. He
walked 20 Tho front amid loud
cheers, and delivered one Of the
MOST enthusiastic speeches that was
eyer made in Victory SehooLhOuse.
Nothing further need be said Of
Dir. CoTnwoll, as everybody IN the
county SHOWS that he is a man Of
talent aud iuH Of Domocratics spirit
and VII scatter she seed far and
VIDE, aDd spread the joyfuI news
ard soand tho awakening trRmpes
to CAL tbs wandering sheep back
intp ihs field wherever he goes.
Ihs next nesting 81 the club
VIII - Oet z5th. 4. Il. r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07
CLEyELAND's LETTER.

The Baltimore Sun says: Moth
ing more thoroughly characteristic
has come from the pen Of Mr.. Cleve.
land than his letter of acceptance
OF the democratic nomination for
the presidency. 1t is illustrative
Of the best characteristics of the
man-of those qualities which have
won for him the respect ot~the
whole American people without
distinction of party, ard the trust
and confidence of >the whole demo-
cratic party without distinction of
factions. Nobody has ever describ-
ed Mr.. Cleveland as a brilliant man
or s>magnetic man in the sense, for
example, that those tei ms have
been applied to Mr.. Blaine. He
is, at least, quite as brilliant and
magnetic as Mr.. Harrison. But
Mr.. Cleyeland is prs-eminently
what Mr.. Blaine is not and what
Mr.. Harrison-slthough widely
differing in temperament and char
acteristics from Mr.. Blaine-is not.
He Is solid man, safe, sound, and
man to tie to and depend upon.
Commenting on Mr.. Cleveland's
letter OF acceptance, the New York
Sun says: "But when the candi-
date of the democracy treats of the
issue which has inspired and solidi-
fed the party in every State of the
Union, which is holding the South
in line, and which has brought to
the front the loyal leaders of the
Empire States magnificent organ
ization, heappeals directly to. the
heart of every democrat who reads
his letter. He requires few words
with which to register his profound
appreciation of the danger that,
threatens the American people.
The force bill plot, with its scheme
of federal interference with the suf-
frage Of the States, seems to him to
be exactly what it is in fact; name
ly, bold attempt to reverse the
fundamental relations between the
people and their government, a
conspiracy to secure the ascendancy
OF discredited party in reckless
disregard Of q free expression of
the popular will
"To resist such q scheme, says
the Hon. Grover Cleveland, is an
impulse Of democracy. 1t is even
more than that. To defeat such
scheme Is the main purpose Of dem
ocracy. Here Mr.. Cleveland is
composing no dissertation; he is
sounding bugle call to- duty and
to victory"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

Printed MuIIs lstraw Has
Pine Apple Tissues Mems and Rows,
All wool Bedford Tennis shoes
Cords Beautiful sty les in
French Outings boys and chi dren's
II wool chevrOns clothing In browns
BrOadclOths In five and tans
cOlOrs Ladies' and Misses"
Soft German fan slippers
nels CarDefs and Mat
Siikline Draperies tings
Dotted Swiss w I, D,upIas sLo,s.
POINT DE ireland Ladies' fine Oxfo rd
.I"ceS shoes in great va
cry NJ .
Ties and scarfs Guvn;turo o,,5 -
Ladies' Trimmed To- 80
Hats -, S."uos
jersey and Csov1o Steel. buggy tire in
Underwear different sizes
Lace Curtains Oliver Chill and
Ladies EmbrOider- double shovel Flows
ed handkerchief Lime. fish. salt
Mems and Boys &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07
Notice.

l will Cd. w. preach in Romney
and administer the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper next Sunday the
9th at ii a m and at st. Luke at p
m. and administer the Sacrament.
The usual quarterly collections at
both places. Preaching in Rom
ney at 7:30 p. m. Bro. Lnttre
will fill my appointment at Fair
view at 8 p. M.
D. L. REID, 2. G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07
Entered at the Postofiice at Romney
W. Va, as second class matter.

.NaticDsI Democratic Ticket,
FOR 1909.
For President
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
For Vice President,
ADLAI e. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois.
For CONGRESS Second Congress
ional District,
WILLIAM l.. WILSON,
OF Jefferson County.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

This talk about defeating Will
liam u. Wilson for Congress this
fall is mere vapor. He will be re-
elected by a larger majority than he
got in 1890. All the Democrats
have to do is to stick to him and
do their whole duty. He ID such a
shining mark that the Republicans
would like to defeat him, but Wis
ner is not the man to accomplish
the task.-Fairmont Index.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07
POLE RAISING.

A Democratic pole will be raised
at Augusta, this county Saturday,
October 10th at one O'Clock.
Prominent speakers will BE- pres
ent. Let there be a good turn out.
@. .. WoLFoRD.
q. r. PARK, Managers
BENZ. WoLFoRD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

TsO.T wlrgman, Bary J. ;wirgman
" p Wirgmsn, james WiFgmau, " X
o. Wirgman. George Virginia and Val
TER Hanna,
Take Notice
that Ws VII proceed b take the Sep isitloBs
% sundrT witnesses 10 he ofacs Of II b..
0ilkefon in Romney W. Va., on the iOt h.
day Of November 1922 bs,vssn The hours
% sduFlse and sunset ~ said day, an q u fhe.
Fesidencs q Thomas Q iisehberfv Ia Ronces
eerte, Ggssnbrief c uHty. W. ", o. tue
18Th DAY Of November. sea. between SANE
hours, ahich dsposiuons Eaen iaksn will
be used Ia evidences in or behalf o. the
trial q "a cEancerr suit noe peading In the.
Circuit COurt Of Hampshire conoty. w Va.
shefein Ne are plaiotTs ed yoa are de-.
fendsotsi aat " hom apy causs ne iakluq
% SAID depoaiil0us anouid nol Be- rommsor.
"a OF said dag, 81 u commsucsd shonid not
- eomplsted lbs ftkinr fhsrsog yin h.
continued ffom Day 10 fsf and dms q,
ums and place % Fiacs guui compistsd.
Noura kf
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

Site democratic Ticket.
For Governor,
w. A. M'CORKLE, OF Kanawha.
For Auditor,
l. v. JOHNSON, Of Barb: ur.
For Treasurer,
j. NJ. ROWAN, of Monroe.
For Attorney General,
t. S. RILEY, Of Ohio.
For State Superintendent Of Free
Schools.
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, of Mason.
For Judge Supreme Court,
(Long Term)
nj. W. DENT, of Taylor.
(Short Term)
w. A. HOLT, of Greenbrier.
For Presidential Electors,
WOOD DALEY, Of Mineral,
S. 6. VINCENT, Of Wayne.
FOR STATE sENATE-12TH DISTRICT.
j. b, FINLEY,
OF Tucker.