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OHEsAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN FFFErT OCTOBER ~ 1872
Trains leave daily from Union Station (B. and n
6ih aud
through the eraneesi scenery in america. with the
handSomest aud most complete Solid Train Sersire
West from Washington
. 90 q m. daily Cincinnati and -, roui. LAM
fei"-Solid v-s'ibuied. newly equipped. electric
lvhtsd train. with dining lullinan's finest sp-
fnv ars Washington 10 Cincinnati Arrives Cinctu-
nntl 800 Indianapolis IL 30 a. m. 81 lous
S::tI +. M Chicago .5.:l5 y. m
1ilO p. m. daily-1be famous p. Nv Iamiied"--
asolld veStihule train with dining AMI Pullmaa
eleeDers FOR Cintnn ri. Lexington Louisville In ian
spOis and 81, Louis without change. arriving Hs
Cincinnati q p r. m. IaNinston . lop. m. Louis
vile $50 o. IN. Indianspoiis II Or m. CHIT
f:;I5 m, ST Louis i5 m. connecting Ia rnloa
denot for all points.
200 y m. dA!ly-Enpress for Goraonsville. Char:
tott.syill., Richmond. WANncsloro'. NAuntun ana
principal Virginia points. daily. e,c-It sunday. fe
Richmond.
Pullman locations aud tickets comrsny's ON -.
6l3 aud l4,i Penna.
IA Il. ". fULIkR. Gen1 Passenger A. emf.
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ssss ! i f. f F.
'SS' II EFE r
Prize medal Paris Exposition 200 first premiums;
Endorsed by 100 music schools ana colleges for
Durability. Old Pianos taken ia exchange The only
Upright that can take the place of a Grand.
ja24-tr PFE1FFER < CONLIFF, Az llth st n. ".
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
RI STUDENTS LEAGUE-EI EIGHTH SEASON
80 Pay cassesuAntqus portrait painting, and wo-
life-modeiins class For circulars send to SOS l7th
stn nl-.in
VIOLIN SPECIALITY. PURITY AND soLIDITY
also vocal and PIA,o equally well taught. Trial
q WEST LEXINGTON ST, BALTIMORE.
F. oE RUEckaKr. B MASdtf RuSGkERr
A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER DESIRES
~ Pupils for private lessons in general literature
scSeStabe tsrins address NJ j.. star ofiice nlt.Im:
SIqGNoK MAINA's SCHOOL FOR SINGING
Washington Pnps tioronshiy prepared for con- u
Ss.is ors rat and grand oGsTa ai2 r. w-siy
acts iron Faust Martha Tr1yatore Re on the sains
New York at the residence Of Nine Barrio,
MES. MYERS scHook-A BOARDING AND
w day school for young ladies and little GIRLS Mum
ss sa liz @
open. Sent * snd b nAS schos CARE
to 81 r fH5
GUITAR,, BANJO AMP MANDOLIN TAUGHT BY
Lear Learn Ell IL one term at ,,,
(IUNnsToN INSTITUTE, 3o17 o ST. NV.
u Boarding and Day School for Girls
ocs-3m Mr. and Mrs. BEVERLEY r. MASON
MISS SCHMITT'S SCHOOL.
AVA kinderRarten and Primary ClasseA
Formerly al 40 I'd At.
12p L st n.
Coach from northwest section. oc4-3m
10CC CONN. AVE. OTTO 7. SIMON.
lOAO Noice cuiure. Monday and Thursday.
Pupil OF MARCHf.SI Of Paris. BEHNk of London.
Gerster, Natal. ERues. Nelba, Deccl trained by
former Gel brsted method for female nl1-ln'
L'ROEBEL SCHOOL
j. EnUlish branches under coureten. Instructors.
kindergarten with teac hors' traininr class.
Miss SUSAN p. POLLOCK, Principal.
oc29-bw' 149 . st. n
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE..
~ GS3 La. ave, bet. 9th and 9TH SITS Nv,
C. K. UENER A. NJ, c. T., Prin.
Seventh year business educator in this city fis
teen years member Of tho faculty OF Eastman oil
lege. Six courses: Business English, Phonoeraph,
Civil Service shorthand aad Typewriting. superior
! and enthusiastic teaching. Thorough and practical
courses. Graduates OF excellence and distin-
guished success Catalogue free. se21
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

. NORTH aERMHN LLOYD 8. q 90
Fast Exprvss steamers
Tosouthampton London Hsvrr, Brsmsu
lshn. Tue. Ncy -. I y. m. spree. rnes,, Dec
Pee. 20 M Hsvel. Tasa. Dec q. II q m Lain
Jan 8 Q m. X
ealooa aprotntmentA- hs1css; First Gahin- Gao snl
Eos ssssss ..s :: i g 49, 49, sas9 =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
T,nkiing Spring Church.

b. fore Rev. Georg, w. Finley, d.
D.. the new past, OF Tinkliag Sprin,
church. left hi. old charge u. a,u
ney, w. Va. tue congre ut ion pre-
sented him with u handsome gold
WATCH and chain. the watch bearing
the inscription, TO our e,reemed D ,s !.
ter, Rev. DR.. Geo. w. Finley. From
the Romney Presbyterian church.
lS10-loaO.' The presentation also
iuclu ed a set of silver spooas for
he pastors wife. D.. Finley lef.
X muey on Tuesday IN ,rning 4 b.
ruary I'd. and arrived i, 5 auutJn
that evening, going dawn to the
manse at linking Spriog the next
day. tie found that the thoughtful
and hospitab.e consreaa i'm had H.
It'd up the manse with his furniture
tha. hail been sent ,nhcad, had toan-
iifully stoc ed the lsr1er and cvsn
FL ed the coops in the yard with
CHECKERS. A delegation was at he
mamie 10 r,ceiv. tie ne" pastor and
bis family, and gave th,m a warm
welcome. On Sunday no;nIng DR.
Finley preached firm tie text,
What wilt thou have ME to d., P
ard The congregation, as we lea. n
from members OF il, were d,l'gn' ell
with tie sermoL.--S,aunlou Vinii-
Gator
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
A VERY COMMON WANT

Out % scris. 'disiraii, rlbe blues, these
are FAINT iar appellaiivss Tor uncomfortable
nrdehDsbie sensations. ccjmpanicd with
lsssitude, nervousness, indigestion. Power.
~ Of The blood, 10 remedy which an edsc-
tive s'Omschic pefsisenuy used is the para =
mOont need, is conclusive evidence that the
sysiem is insufcieuiiy nouiished because -
end for no other cause where org mic discase
pOes not exist--the food u not assimfi tied.
Reinfor &C the 6iggiuR enCrgies Of he siom =
sth, fefOim 90 irregular condition Of The
bopeis. keep up a bea ihfu e .retion OF the
bile with Hosietiers Stomach Bitter g. For
ever thirty years The popnsr medicine hiss
supplied the common wait Of the nervous
inv lid, the dyspeptic nd Of pc sons dt6s
Gent IN vitality, an sficient tonic. To lie
power 81 imparting strength is attributable
iis efficacy ~ preventative Of malaria aud
is grippe. Thoroughly effective is IL TOO
fcr rheumatism, kidney complaint and nsu-
faigis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
The Oyster Sap ,er

Held by the w. 6. L. u. in tho
Literary Hall last Fri!as aud Sat,
urday nights ended WELL The
weather az you all <uo W. WIS very
favorable, both ia 5 beng warm
and RAINY; but the Workers k. vi
good heart and-as result of this,
their FlhsT effort in R,nney, clear
cd $50. And you wait 70 know
TO what purpose 1t is 10 be pat ?
Listell 1t has beeu publicly sta
ted several times that in June next
tie State Convent OH of tue w. G..
L. u will ho'd their annua, meet.
ing here. That meeting will last
three days. Seventy or seveLty-
five delegates are expected to at
tend and this little local Union
needed come money TO halp get
ready. Are you not glad you
helped them To sc: that money 2
They appreciate aud are very
thankful to every boly WHO ia an y
way aided their enterprise: but
want, through these columns 10 give
EPEclAL thanks to the members oil
the Literary A 'soci alton tor grant
ing them the use of the Hall. To
Miss Hoppe Kcl Ter for SO efficient
" performing I duty OF collector.
TO Col Skip Keller for controlling
the boys and pre-erving good or.
der. To Mr. Blon narmison for
valuable service without which
they conld not have carried out
their purpo'e for he wac first. last
and ALL the time endeavoring to
do something for the success OF the
undertaking. May ne have rich
reward They would aIso thank
those who were heard TO utter
words of pulse and commendation
Of the manner ia VIII ch the enter
tainment ~aJ conducted. They
exceedingly regretted .hat it oc.
Cured during the revival services ;
but as il was all planned aud ar
ranged before any meetings we're
appointed the felt they were *
cusable FOR carrying it out as they
did, and although they absented
themselves from the Sanctuary
their hearts we're being uplifted
tor those who were engaged i'm
wCfsh %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
Methodist Revival.

For the past two weeks, revival
services have been 10 progress at the
Methodist Church Ia this city, con-
Quoted BY the paster. Rsv. j. r. viii.
lism'. Over thirty persons have al /.
ready professei conversion, fifteen
vt whom CONNECTED themselves With
The church last Sunday. A remark .
able feature OF the mee;ing 10 hat Q
large mnjoriy OF the converts aye
young men. The sermons ara DOW
erful and eloquent AMI the church IL
packet eaca night from pulpit to
door. The mieting will coatinue
during this week and perhaps longer.
Ga lis Sun lay there were finee n
acc ssions to tie First Presbyieii. IA
csu.cli. The ladies of Tinkiiny
Spring Church will on Friday owe :
ming. February 26.h. q: 8 O. clock,
give al enter, ainmsn at the School.
house ct he church which will in
Gu 'e two moral features-a 'Circu-
ls;ing Library, and an Art Room ;
The en'er'ai 1ment IL given for The
benefit Of the Church Msnss. Fuod
There ~ill also be music anil refresh
ment'. The ladies urge their frieuts
to at'end.-S.aunton Spec a,or, Feb.
ruary IL.
A revival OF remarkable power has
Tor metime been 10 progress in The
Presbyterian church at Lewisburg
w st Virgins. Full particulars
have nut been received, bat 8
very large number. m re than one
hui dred. have applied for admission
To the church.-Cen raj Pre- 10, t..i,u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
CONSUMPTION cJkn,,

A old physician, retired from praciic
having bad placed in his hands by an Eai
India missionary the formula Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and Derms.
7ent cure Of COnsumptionJ Bronchitis, Cas
tsrrh, Asthma and ell Throat and Lune
Affect ions, also Ositive ard radical cure
'or nervous Debility and ali nervous com
plaints' after having tested It's sOndqrlul
curative powers IN thousands u cases, ~
elt v his dutY 10 make Il koogn 10 hiss az
ering ftilOWs, Actustei BY this motive aud
desire 70 relieve human suffering, win
send free Of charge, 20 ell who desire Il. this
recipe pa Germsu French or English, eth
ull directions foe r-~-'aring and nsng. Set
By nail By Addressing with stamp, namios
this PaPe 81 w A. NoYEs, $40 Powers
Block, Rochester. n Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
Gone Hona.

On Tue day night Of last week
Febr uary '6, 1872, at the home Of
his son-in law, lsasc Pancake Evq..
up the river, Mr.. Abram Hsss gent.
" fell ssle' p in Jesus at the age If
81 years esteemed and lowell by every
bpdy. FOR many years Nr. Hsss
resided on the South Branch oelo"
Springfield anil was a model OF cor.
rcc'ness and uprighloess; always
showing by his life that be was lay
ing up treasure 10 Heaven and now
Ia his OLD sge be is gathered Hrme
TO enjoy the reward promised TO them
that ere faithful. His aged widow
will sadly miss the arm on which Or
has leaned 90 long aBd bis Nv ct COM
psnionsbip as we'll; hut II will only
be for a little while uniil together
and forever they will praise Him who
has redeemed them and msde them
0hite in tie blond Of the Lamb. One
btother, MIR. William Hass and two
sisters, Mrs. Stump and Mrs. Susan
Pancake with q hist OF reist YES
NOUN over their loss OF one so good
and kind.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

By virtue u . deed Of trust sxecu,sd b
Aodrsw PAncsKs, nov deceased asd Ana j.
PAsosks hie vife, 10 the Undersigned tr~s.
49, dated nth dav Of Dsosoher. 1874. ve.
corded - desd book g. pages 736 ani AZ
70 the ONCE Of clerk Of tAe County Court oI
Hampshirs Coanty, West Virginia.
We viii ssil before thu Court Houss Tor
10 Ressus.. " w., on
SATURDAY. "a b DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1893,
81 ,ahlic auction 10 the highest bidder, the
following valuable real estate. vis Tina,
farm on the South Branch. eieh, miles
South Of Rcmney, known 80 ,he
Kuvkendall lslsad consisting os4 tracts
one Of $50 &C 60. icing lot No 6, The Biecs
kuykendall trac, Of "a acres and 81 Acres
known ~ the Nsylor KsykendAli Land.
And Ia Gaze the above land does not sell
Tor enough TO pay the dehts secured in deed
Of trast add the cost Of sale. We win also
cell ~ the same time and place. the firm
nPos which the said Andrew ancske resid
ed ~ the TINA Of bis de,th-kuown a the
Rinker farm = Consisting OF Four tracts. one
Of e26 acres. ono Of 2li aces, one Of 20
acres and the othersof il3 acsea
The kuykeudsll Island farm Il valuable
South Branch land and the Rinker farm Il
90 the weos sids OF the Soa,h Branch
near 10 the other and 10 valu sble lime
stone land, we'll adap Cd to grasiu. pur
po-es.
TERMS OF SALE; One laird ~ the
purchase money cash on the day OF
sale, the rrsidue Ia two equal annual pay
menn Of one aud two years from dsy oil
sale, With ioterest from day OF sale snd
the purchaser 10 give bond with good secu-
riiy Tor the deferred payments aud the legal
title 10 be retained rs further security.
JOHN q. HEISKELL.
X. w. DALEY, Jr
Feb. g. "a Trustees.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
For Ae lste'l;genoer
Scene In Office of Justice of the
Peace.

S>~C0s
| CSqnir, observes Mr. Rsak5ock.
well.to.do nrighbor and msmb-r o.
tn, - church spp'osching, and
The prospect Of the manzincent fee O
rhankee. cir. for an hour or two,
time aud information which II ie-
c.ivel from . ls~ysr would b.
thought cheap at 81 so, c,uses .
quiet ami'e to brighten mp his usually
severe legal couutenance.
Mr.. Weakbsck. (After minute en-
qu'ries as To the he 9TH OF the family
and of the >Squire In particular. and
discu 'sing the weather. the craps. &c
f'r 40 minutes Squire. 'here's SOM
COINS on in our neighborhpod as
don't approve of end 1 think Il Ia
he bounden duty OF ever, good Cit
izan to sea that IL is stopped.
Sqn'res What's the trouble SIR
Wsakhack ?
Weakback. Why, 'Squire-uher
gpcs on to descsibc yer, m'nutely
serious misiemeahor OF which b.
claims to have person nal knowIe,,gr J
Squire. (!vho hid been busy wri
ting AMI appar. ntly paying no at
tention TO the reei'a y Well, SIR
Weakback. such things as you ic
, sri,e ar. entirely too frequent, anf
agree til you that a stop shoul,
be put to them and sm glad that q
last reliable party has enabled M
to put the informi:i,n In legal shape
AMI while you were taking T j,tte.
down the substance of s. ur com
plant, which will real you
(Reads.)
Is ;bis u o1rrect statement?
Weakb Ack. Yes air, to dol
How 10 conscience did you ri, j
There so qaick ?
Squire Well, Mr.. Weakback
you just pot y ur name to ihis and
make oath to 1t, and If your inform a,
.iou proves to be correct promiss
TO make this case q warning % o her
AMI 'esson 20 the party.
w akhack. Wel:-now-l-I-
you see | don't like to m Ike trlub'
with my n.ighbors, aud ge' int,
trouble myself, aua get their i'll wi
= and conldn'' you Squire, JET GO
up that way and inquire around /,
title and l'ick this thing Gu, thou
my htin' knowsi in il
Squire You poor, sDivsilin;
apologyl Y IA como here with
piece of gossip involving the goo,
name 0f your neighbors--for IL Is nov
nothing bat goss pom your par --snt
want me to 90 out Of my way and
justly incur the blame you 40 toe
cowar'iiy tn face. tina; you nay es.
c1pe the responsibility OF what YOU
self declare to he the 'bound7n du v
Of sverv goo'i rizen.' ", s'ri
am justice cfthe peace NJ detsc
iiOe. dood day.
The above MT ov"r'lrawn PIC ur.
submit 10 vour r.adors. Let eAct
one dnd The nsorai. SoUIRE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
THE BIG HOLIDAY STOCK
HAS COM =.

Never has such nice goods been
shown. Never has greater vail
cites been offered. Never has
prices been o low. A beautiful
assortment of Solid Gold and .,ilv
Va,caes s, Ind Silver and Silver
Plated Ware. Diamonds and Fine
Solid Gold Jewelrv, of which
there are no fner line in the City.
Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps.
Clocks, Onyx Top Tables, Bronzes
Umbrellas aud Cai ca, ROYAL
Worcester and Dresden Chine,
Knives. Forks aud Spoons. Onr
beautiful new stock 10 all bright,
clean and fresh, and consists
wholly % the latest and most pop.
nlar designs. Our prices make
these goods irresistille . all are
cordially invited to inspect this
attractive display.
L.C. RO5SLER, JEwELER,
lie Bit imore street, Cum eriand, Md
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
DIED

Near Purgit,sville, Ia this county on
Toesdsy 81 last Wesk, the 18th Of Febru4ry
Ms Lucy. wife OF frank p. Allen con Of
the late Jud<e Allen Of Mo0Fsfsld. Mrs..
Allen = the daughter Of abe late Allied
Taylor Of the same plsce AMI 0lly are years
ago she wa married Il always saddeos
hearts 10 hear Of = yOdng mother beina
taken from her bsbes; but he, who nessr
m tkes mistakss. did q
Al North River Mills last Wednesday
krs. II. Deaver
Near Dilloas Ron, February rs. Mr.,
Isaae Peasemsksr, after q hard Struggle with
The grip.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26
State Sunday School ConVen
IfOn

A State Sunday School Conven-
ton will be held ct ParkeTsbu g
March 22d and 23l.
All Sunday Schools will be emit
led TO TWO delegates escb. Az min
isters are Iecogpiz d as delegates
without ell, ctiOn Let all mioiste 70
and Sunday School workers take an
active interest Ia securing a large at .
tendance upon the Convention snl
secure the highest results. This
work merits our hest 66 'Tts.
FrafernallV,
70. F. MARTIN, President,
For, Executive Commit, o.
Al Sunday School Superiniend-
sn's in Hampshire county are re-
quested 70 send their names and T..
y. address at once tn
j. u. MoRoAE.
Member Of TX. Com.
0errardstOWn, West Va .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care OF OyerwOrk will be relieved b. taking
Br0s0Ss's Iron IBitfeg's. Genuine
has trade marx and crossed red lines OF wrappce
Com mtsSf one as Mott ce.
The flowing IL a list Of eidaciari Is
vhOse accounts sTe before me tor aestlsm "A
A. L. PuRh, Admir- Of John 10 gle, deed
Isaac r. Carskadon. Gusrdian Of John o.
Wilson, AanIe Swisher, Adms'E Of Ias. l.
Swishsf. decd, Chas. N. Hard, Adn's u
Josiah W. rasdy, deed, Henry n. Bisit
Adm'r Of Bysn Hiett decd, A. n. SlOu.
skier, dept'y for Wm. ~. Powell late Shvr.
Va Of Hempsbire Co, and az such commit.
tee, Admir- o. John W. o Lafgsnt, dec d.
Mr.. N. o. Peirce, Admr'x OF Joseph W
Peirce, decd, A o. Slon-ker, depFy foi
Wm n Powell, late sheriff u HamDsh,r'
County, aad as such comnittee, Adm'r %
Geo kerus decd, sane Ad ar OF n. Il
liuf man, dec'd
0iveu under my Land The 22nd day o
Frb'y 1921. Jas A Oinsos,
Feo'y 20. Commissioner Of Acts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

Jan. I9tbs 1922 ny the Rev. J A, Nsg-
ley, Dr. Geo. 3 q ocbeaou- snd Miss 8ollie
r 0arrstt, daugh ter Of WeaUall Garrett,
Esq,, all OF Lost River, Hardy counSy.
JAa. sisg ls97 By Rev. W. Warner. ~
the residences Of the biIdes iatbef, on Lost
River. Jno. W. See snd Laura v. BUs maa,
al Of Hardy county, W. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

THERE IS BUT ONE PORTLAND
Orsgoa, and u e best reached vie Chicago
and ST. Paul over the thvoogo Sleeping Chz
Lise.of ~ Chicago, xiIvsukss . 81 Paul
and kosthsrn Psciae Railways For farsb-
o. tnforDetion apply 10 the nsarrst ticket
agent o. address, Wu- Ksliey, Jr.. frsv.
Psaen ger Ag.nts so South rhird strest.
Philadelphia, Pc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

Special Announcements
We have made ARRANGEMENTS
with Dr.. u J Kendall Co, tub.
hsbers OF a Treatisc on the Horse
nrd h:s Diseases, which NJ ena
lie all or subscriber t. obtain
eofy Of that valuable work free
J. y sending their address (cuclos.
ing two cert stamp for mailing
same) to DR.. B. J. Kendall 20.
isnOsburgh Falls. VI THIS book
now recognized as STANDARD nu
hofiiy upon all diseases cf the
bore. as i's lbenomiual eale IT..
leftp, over tOnr million coTaes bav-
ing heen cold in the past ten care,
sale never before reached by
shy publication in the came period
Ut time. We feel confident that
our patrons will appreciate the
"O'k, aud be glad to avail them.
eelves Of this opportunity Of OBJ.
tanning O valuable book.
1t is necessary that you mention
this paper in sendinR for the
Treatise This offer will remain
open only for a short time,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

n N. E. b 'yd faulkner, of Mar.
insburg, has been spppvrntei Judge
OF the 18th judicial circuit, IN all the
vacancy caused by the recent death u
Judge DnCkwaI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

Notfc~ to Creditors
TO ths cr>disors % sobu Eagle, dsr'd.
notice % hereby given that viii attend Al
ny ~ace IT, Ronney. West Va. or the 10Th
osy y March. 1884. for The pnspo-e of re-
ceivinx prot Of any debts or claims Against
shs estate OF ssid john Eagle. deed. All
fessone noIdiag c'sius sx<inss said estate,
sre notsaed prescott them before s,- r m.
Tor sdjndsc-sio,
Given nodes nv I'd this s7ad dsy Of
Fse'y, 1897 Jas. A. G,rsox.
con'r Of Aeci's tor HAnpshire Co.
Feb rs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

III TIE EprrpH;- Please inform your readers
Chat 1 have posiiive remedy for ths sboveusnod
disease BY It's tmely use thousands Of hopslesx
easos nav" been permanently cured. IshaiI be aiaa
TO send two bottles OF my remcdy FREE 70 any or
your readers who have consumption II shsy VIA
send rns tb~.r Express and p. o. addresa. Esepeok
trls. 4. A sLocUM. II. O., Isl Poszi g.. \. I.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-02-26

Many Persons
Are broken down nom ovsrwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bitters
rctuilds the system- aids digestion. removes 81.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-09
4 Wonderful Machine.

G.. VI. Spencer, whose inventions
some time ago mucn simpliiicd til"
making of screws. has. with a. Ii
Eddy, president Of the Eddy Electric
COMPANY, recently Invented AMI com
plc,cd a machine which is believed L.
be rs far ahead OF his ohCr invention,
a. they were ahead of the old hand
machines Tie new machine is IN
successful operation, and every te'l
# it has proved highly saiisfactory,
Human ingenuity, it would seem, cal
develop screw machinery no further
The machine will take the wire fr m
a coil, head the screw, cut the threads,
cut oil the screw from he coil, aud
make the slot. No machine has been
Invented lCfure that would do all this.
1t doc, without any additional hald-
ling of material what before this
present invention was always done
by two or three machines. Besides,
il separate, the iipishcd screws from
the shaving-, dcpositing them clean
and bright in receptacle placed IL
receive them. All other mrChinc-
have TO be fed with the siruig hIcned
wire, the rods being about ten feet
long. The lat two or hrcc inches of
every rod are wasted. With this ma
chiur the on waste is at the end OF
each coil. two or three iuche-, and
Dhc COIL may be 400 or 500 feet long.
- Hartford COurunt.