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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
A FRENCH STEAMER FIRED ON.
STANCE ACTION OF FORT GARRIsoNS AT PUERTO
CkRFIIO VFNEZTEIA.

bTtANGE AOllON Of fOKI 6AkklSONS Al ftEh
CABELLO. VENEZUELA
hnama, April 90 via Galveston.-The French
steamer Canada left La Guayra the evening Of
April 10 for Puerto Cabeo, run of sixty five miles,
ami arrived there at about midnight the same evening
A usual, the steamer making for an anchorage
aDout 5000 metres from the shore, when she was
led from the castle called Libertador and ordered
h stop at once The captain reversed the engines
nt in the meantime volley OF about twenty-five
Remington shot fired on the bridge OF the
steamer where the captain and officers were stand
ig. Nobody was hurt, and only slight damage was
done TO the forward funnel OF the vessel. Ihe
shooting done by Government forces OF NdueIi
Palscio. who occupy the ots ut present The steamer
had to back about 700 metres 10 anchor for the night
The next morning the captain of the port went on
board TO inspect the ships papers but gave no salts
faction. The captain of the ship complained TO the
French consul in Pue to Cabo. but to the sailing of
the ste amer April 16 satisfaction had been given
The captain disposed TO accept friendly arrange
ment ara proposed first the firing OF twenty-one guns
and then of three guns when the steamer was leaving
mort or a mutual exchange OF signals; but none OF
these suggestions was accepted. The interview took
place with the captain Of the port. the Custom House
officers ard the commander OF the castle. cOlOred
man. The Canadas captain decided TO protest Off
cially to the French Minister in GARAGES. n, 49,,
II is generally believed that as Rojas Paul, the
forrSt President of Venezuela. In Port Spain.
Trinidad the garrison misOok the French steamer for
vessel belonging 10 him. The English manof-war can
da arrived at the anchorage the next morning She
JAILED on the following day for Tucacas, TO protect
british Interests there
/. At the Office of the Venezuelan Consul yesterday
was said that the last news received from Venezuela
declared that the revolution over and that CreSpo
was in full fight. merchant who has large dealings
with Venezuela. however. said % 1t is only question
of time and of short time. when
General Crespo will he in Caracas. lie has
effected junction OF the revolutionary forces and
IS now marching on the capital. ] am not sure but
at this moment he Is there and Palacio o fugitive
Cresao las the sympathy of the people. The country
ia with him. DR.. Raios Paul the President OF Nenez-
uel before PalacO has thrown In his lot with Crespo'
He is q man OF wealth, ard Is now at Curacao he
&c Maid $3.50 900 for gunboat IN Germany. which l.
IN her way out and l. expected to ar've on the
Venezuelan coast any daN.' . ,
The expected arrival Of grnboat in the cause OF
respo on the coast Of Venezuela NAV account or the
nervousness NJ the garrison at Puerto Gaelic when IL
fired on the French steamship Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
lnoaoas ae Iasea on AmerLcan sanaard o. clas.lAca

The nervous feeling yesterday continued and although
trading Loss active the market very erstc FIRST
Indicated advance OF 0dG points, and az one time
The market points higher but reacted later n the
closing q gain Of lOdl@ points. Srcuiuttc
buy1ag and unfavorabe from the crop regions nd
eating decreased acreage. In addition to light ecep,s
ilrmer late cables, the chief bulsh Influences
The salts lSj300 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

THE prRFFCT SYSTEM OF SAFETY APPLIANCES
- he ,le won by the Pennsylvania Railroad By reason
81 ,ts universal excellence. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

Take the Southwestern Limited, via New-nork Cen
trail for Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Fast time
Elegant service. ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23


London April o3.-"The Chronicles Rome cor
respondent says: "Thc Pope has definitely refused
IN bestow a cardinalate upon Archbishop Corrlgah' Oh
New. York. possibly because OF antagonism between
Archbishop Corr gan and Cardinal Gibbons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

CoTrONon the spot 1922 ales were sold last even n
hail. were recorded to-day Prices advanced lee
ocepts at the ports to-day 2s4 bales. against S92S
balos this day last and S0i3 bales this time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

The It Of the Popolo Romano in regard
10 the financial and colonial measures Which 1t rep
resents as having been taken by the Italian taO-
met mus be rather uncertain, and at any rate
little has V. This Cabinet is oscntlaly PROVISIONAL
since witt the exception q the Niutr 81 Finance IL
IS comp0; d OF all the members of he Ministry WHICH
recently resigned who have consented to return to
Office ony because Premier Rudin has not succeeded
in recon tructing the Cabinet. It t. unlikely. there
fore that such "a Ministry probably cphcrneral womb
ADOPT lnrrledy. the day FLOWING It's forna'oI'
such sweeping as. cr instance. the abs0iatc
renuncaion OF the colonial Iolcy 81 Italy In res"
TO the finances the measures mentioned bY the Kof'
paper are rather tame. The budget deficit amounts 10
300 0 200 lire, according to Rome n'sP'''"
10 tle New Yorl. "Progcsso Italo Amcricano'; ana
the C,binct Is said TO propoec as remcuS
only som economies I'm underlined Aumila""
tive tape ses, and The product OF H'""
monopoly re TO be established. 1t WAS proloS''
some time ago 10 rclnstate the too famous "ia'S"
Macirato' or tax upon -four mIllng-or rather Oh
bread itself-which used to produce 6oOOo'ooo Irc'
and which was 50 terribly unpopular. Fortunately
fe financial distress OF Italy IS not so serious as I'd
mako o eessary the re-cstGblishment OF such heavy
burden upon the people; though as Signor Crisp Nun
self admitted, the tax was ab2hshcd Win 100 much
sudden ess.
Sosng the largest portion Of the Italian colonies in
Af-,c, Il will De received with satisfaction by the
neal patricts who aware Of the necessity OF Italy
On centrsting her whole strength at home. They
klow, through sad experience, that England male a
lsi present 10 Italy when Offering u occupy Masso
an In consequence OF which the Italians com
pJied to extend their occupation in the h'nterland
u Abyssinia. and TO spend In useless expenditures uI
me tss treasures and what Is TO be regretted the
svo 81 many gallant soldiers. Colonial policy is
inst now In some dlscredlt among certain European
ratt s. On account Of the resistance offered by the
ratiy S In Dah0mey 10 the French in tire Benin Gull
IN the Egbas 10 the British, in Mozambique to the
portuQuesc and further north. opposite Zanzibar,
against the Germans. Ialy's prestige would sur
Or I'm the least through her withdrawal from the
costly colony OF Erfrca, while she would keep her
lag floating MassOwah, and the Italian ex
r1eorer would be more benefited bv such measure
fts5 NV the reestabishmcnt Of hared taxes Ike the
.yrassa Macnato" any other imposition weighing
IN he pcOplc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
Crop movement

Crop movement: ooo ,oo,
,,s,,o s,rn,v .42GSIsl 32is47s
Receipts davs............:.....-.. 5oV9S 81.
Exports 10 (,>at Britain O days. 2losS D345o
EFFORTS 70 France. d0ys.............. 64l3 lzDZt
Eports to Continent. days.......... 264i9 l4,olo
stock I'm New.York licensed ware
houses counted daily ..-..-...-... 3S6IiO l55'9iS
In other places (estlm9tn d) 1lOs5 ollS
Total stock IN New-York, by running 80 ann
etorr IN ali Inlt.d States ports . sol 235 2S,742
Liverpool kilograms. as p. m-Ileccpts is OOO bales
OF which American, 1900 bales salos 1000 Dats OF
which speculation and export 1000 bales; Amer l'
600 bales Spot market quiet, mlddllng upands. 3sd
Futures opened ady 2O4d decline but sui sequent
advanced 504d. Manchester market-yarns quiet aud
firm: 81, tbs quiet.
Quotations are based Oh American standard Of classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
ONLY MAsaOWAH TO BE RETAINED.
srJMoREr lEctSIoN OF THE ITALIAN MINISTERS
.I-n1c.S pasaESsIONS.

sUMoREr on OF THE ITALIAN hiNlSlEho
CoyC ERNING AFRICAN POSSESSIONS.
Rome. Anil o2-The "PopOlo Romano SAYS that
n Yesterdays council OF the Ministers it was decueu
10 meet the deficit in the budget By efecng economies
amounting b 100000. II was also decided TO III
crease the taxation and 20 create match mohopoS'
which il is expected viii yield another S3'oooooo'
The Council discussed colonial affairs. and acco'ums
10 the PODolo Romano came to the cohci"sio" -
limit the Italian possessions in Africa TO Massowah'
King lIrubert has accepted tho resignation OF signor
Colombo Minister NJ Finance, and has Temporarily
H,led The place Il Finance Minister by the appoint
ment OF snOr Luzatt, the Minister Oh Tie IFe"s"r''
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22

Il IL predicted 10 several OF the
Westsss csassrs az civilizations thai
there gill no twenty fee; OF unt
driffsd snow 10 the maintains IN
februsSv. -
Tho snniversssv ct General Rc.
bert K. lees birthdav was cs:e.
brstsj in Richmond Tuesdsy last.
January 10. !.
Rsas tbs sosice Of the Baitimore
ans Ohio excurslon to Wash ington in
this issue.
The Archduks Charles eAivstor
died si visuna Mooday lsss OF grp.
Detroit Ia among the cities piss'-
ing fos The coming Demo ratio Nv
tionsl Convent;oo its del-gS,ioa
went 70 Wsshipgtos Monday 9Th Z
guarantee bond Of $50. 900.
II Il said Q synai,Ate compnset OF
New York ard London capi's l,s,s
have h u2ht the entire Issue Of So.
600 900 OF the stock OF the Is. 6 o.
ordered 10 b- is-u.d 'ast fall. This
is . substantial compliment the b.
& D. should be proud Of.
BROwEs IRON BrrrERs ALMANAC
FOR 1sy2
ing delicious Candy cheapiy and quickly
at homo. This book In given away ut drug
and general stores.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
CONGRESS

In Congress- on the 10th the bills
reported and placed on the caiend AZ
wese tie following
To pay 70 the State Of West Viz
ginis her proportion Of the amount
collected under tbe direct tax; o.
punish the selling or csrryiug OF
deadly Weapons in the District Of
Co,um hia-
Among The bills introduced and
refessed Was ths followiug:
By Mt. Teller. To snabIe the PEG.
pie Of Utah TO form . cons,itui ion
and State governments and for tbs
AAAissiou OF Utah rs Safe.
Senator Teller said tha, bis bill
vss copy Of he act .un 'er which
-0oloradO catne into tie Union OF
States The bill introduced last
week by Senator Faulkner, be mi,i
provided f~r the admission uf u al
under Certain restrictions aimed at
poly gamv. Some people thought
we OF it, but 40 the coust,tu inn To
re adopted Ly the people Of Utah
was 10 come before Congress for
scrutiny and approval. he did not
SEQ Why the people should no, also
elect their Representatives IN the
House when they voted upon their
constitution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
Jackson Dav.

Ths Observance of J ackson day ny
Democrats throughout The cIuuiy
was a heartfelt, . ms, proper tribute
to the memory OF that sturdy Dem
ocrat and pstrio ic citizen. And It
vas more. Ii was = re- assertion Of
devotion to the Irirriples Which the
hero or New Orleans 40 fore bly, e3d
90 uncquivocaIly set firth and m .in-
taired.
IL Is good for Tire party and good
Tor the nation that lhis sturdy De-
mocrscy and this pst'iptic citizen
ship be male the suffice, OF thought
and RED -ction. There 10 the immi-
nent danger that the departure from
thcm " II be too great. The great
char scisristics OF Jackson were his
courage and stea ifas ness OF purpose
and these can p.of,ably be studied
by Democrats now. when he oppor.
tuuity Is bearer than ever btfofe TO
demonstrate that The mission OF the
party IL to take from the admis,ra-
lion or government its ex,rAvsgan-
css. To Inject more OF honesty into IL 4,
aui to make ia the people such 9
reduction OF the tariff as wilI give 10
the dollars their hard labor earns
g eater purchasing power.
Courage and steadfsstness now will
carry the party TO success and TO the
Tuition OF its principles. Andrew
Jackson Is 9 good motel for these
days Cbambershurg Valley Spirit.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22

The South Branch Literary Club
which met as Me-. John ]. Inskeep's
on last wednesday nigh, was . suc.
cess In every sense OF The word.
There were q goodly number OF boys
and girls present In spite of the in :
clement weather, Who made The ~al 9
OF the house shake With their peals
81 laughter until avey late hour.
Tue hostess cert>inly deserves groa 4
prsise To- her deliciou, cream and
cake. We enj"ytd ourselves In the
usual ways. tn. the browning feature
OF te 'veuing was the marriage.
The bride was dressed in . black silk
dress with large white veil and a
wreath OF beau iful lpwcis. TIL.
groom W., handsomely atiirsi in .
sat; OF black. NJ. II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
SALE OF
valuable Reel EStutG.

By virtue OF authority vested in us by
dpcree Of tbs Circuit Court Of, Hampshir .
County, W. Va rendered on the 18Th day
OF Sept 1891, Ia the ChancsFy Cause OF
Humbird 70 BiOss. &C., we will on the
SIN DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1892
81 the store Of VIM. N. GafhrIe at South
Branch depot. IN said county, cell at public
suction that certain real estateinn the Level 8
IN ssid county, belonging ~ said defendants
consisting Of three tracts Of So acres, %
scses and l0a acres respectively.
This land is situated IN a desirsbie locals
ity, near the aud % R ROsl aud II IL a
desirable property, With dwelling house
and nthsr improvements
TERMS or SALss-One third cash and
the stsldus In tWo equal annual paymptsen
With interest from day Of sale, the ur.
chaser 70 give bond With good security for
tbs deferred pas msDts and the legal title 70
be retained ~ further security.
X. w. DALEY, in. Special
II. =. GiLKEsoN. Commissioners
I've n. Polling, Clerk Of The Circuit Court
o. Hampshire Co, ". Va, do hereby certify
Wat The above aemsd Special Commission
efs have given the bond required by said
decree. V n PoLEo, Clerk Cir Or
Hampshire 90. " We.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
COUNTY NEWS.

SLAEEsViLLE, Januory lila
Grippe is aging in this part Of the
county, bud the attendance Of the
public schools have been very
small on account Of 10.
Work on the new road near here
is going on the road begins
on tho Spr ng6eld grade near
Queen Of Gore School House aud
runs north through the lands Of
MessrP. Charles Hammers. +. Me.
Donald and John MiIleson for tho
distance Of aboUt one mile and a
half to'the old Brsddock road near
Mr. John MilIe4On's
The ground had only gotten
clear Of the snow which fell on the
9th inst, when IL WAS again array.
ed in another robe Of white on FRI
day of last week.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
walter Ruckelew. who was taken
I'LL while at work ~ this place some
time ago il recovering.
A String Band has been organ-
lied at Kedron School House. and
nov numbers twelve member
with Il. x, Martin. president, and
Lee Haines. secretary.
Levi Martin, who was pardoned
ont OF the penitentiary on New
Years, returned home = few days
ago. REV, IN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22

CnARLE-roN. w. Va. Jas. H.
One OF the lrost cold blocsiet asrss-
STATIONS ever known in Mcdowell
county happened FRIDAY nights les,
at The home Of Mrs. K. Cook. ~ho r.
sides At WEIGH. Itaprears Il At Mrr.
@. T. MoLare vas rP-ni'ug ,i.- ever .
ing with Mrs. Cvok. and wbils en-
gagged 1t the supper table 10 convsr-
cation two unknown parties. one With
, shotgun and the other With . WHO.
faester r'f1-. wen, to one Of The Wind
cows of the r-sid. ncs and fred The
o nteuts Of both guns into the body
OF Mrs. Cook, killing her instantly
Mrs.. McLprs made her escape
through the back door and ssve.t hes
lite by hidirg in the woo':s. Great
excitement prevails.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
WASHINGTON IN MID WINTER
Announcement; of Another FIX.
cursion to the National Capi-
tai via 3. & .. z. r.
on January 2Sth.

For ThursdAv. Januwy 28th the 3. b o.
r. n announces the second Of the series o.
excu rsious. to Washington rom Pitt burg
Wheeling, Psikersburg and all intermediate
sta, ions 10 Warrington Junction, Nd. The
large number OF persons who avs allied them
selves Of the low rate, al unexce!lei train
service offered on the Grst excursion OF the
season, 10 q proof OF the popu lsriiy Of these
mid winter tips to WASN'T ng'o via the q.
so. for;the excursion on January 28,h
all the accommodate - heretofore. provid ed
will be offered.
Tbs visitor TO Washington Is never Idisap.
poiatei. He sees the most bes ulifu. q venues.
the most msjes'ic architecture. and the
o .t.liest hons Ia a'y Am lean city Ia
wspders through u q beat stored art galleries
and mnseums. He sees both branches oil
Congress in.sesrion. aud hears he latest and
freshest political gossip.
Tickeissw i'll be valid for return passage
ten days after day OF sale, allowing fampie
time 10. visiting NJ. Vernon, Old Point
Comfors, Rlchin md aad other adj en-
points.
Tickets from Pitts5urg. Wheeling AID ins
termediate points to Nartin.buts are valid
TO Baltimore.
R9r rates OF tare consult appended table
For Seep,ag Car accoumod atoms and de-.
descriptive pamphlet address nearest b. 80.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
ATTENTION MusIc.LovERsl

The New Yesr's holiday number OF Brain
NJ d's husi cal World contains. tesides. =
large .amount or Ia teFestihg reading nAthr.
,htea new piano pieces: The German Patrol,
by Rllsnberg; 10 the Val ley Folks, by Pehei
aud Au Meta. an elegant French e) mposi-
ton By Goddard; also . he4utiful new walis
song On.y In Dreams, By q 20 SheIsi Earth.
mailed for vs. cents or threa back nu mbsrs
mailed Cor as cests 10 stamps.
The Musicians q uide (nev edition for
ls92 contains. besiJrs ala pages Of musical
inform stion, biographies Of $50 musicians.
with IS portraits. = Teachers Guido aud
other valuAbts features, thresi new songs.
NJ KGtbitens ccming 8atk List Mig hl aud
That s Love. aod two piano pieces, sounds
from toe Ball room add Stolen Kisses
0svotte Mailed FREQ Zoe eight two-oent
stamps. OF The World aud Glids, containing
tbs shove mise soogs sni piece, nsi!ef. for
twelve twOsesnt stamps Addre %, the b
BfGnard's Sous Co CEieigo, III.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
The Late Cavtd Crawford An,
derson. Eco.

In the las, InteHigencer, an an,
nounce ment of the death of Dir. An
dersOn. one OF the most finished
scholars a11 highly endowed men
whom West Virgins has produced.
induces a brief tribute to his memo.
~, from one who knew him long. in
tima,tly and veil. The sJu OF Col.
w %. Anderson. OF PrndletOn cOu nty.
be received his education successive y
at Washington College, Cow WASH
ington AMI Lee Uuivsrsity.) aud
The University Of Virginia, at b..th
ms iIutioLs Winning high hoOprs for
accurate ard fine scholarship, ant
pTeeDliaerce ss liDgu,st. no h ancient
and modern, Dir. A. was not merely
Leu'ned, but possessed the taste and
genius that are essentials Of true
scholarship and successful pursuit
Of elegant and polished Literature.
His style. ia composition, possessed
all the ease grace and elegance Of
Addlson'S or Washington Irving's,
while his epistolsrJ Style Wss scsIcey
inferior TO Col. Bufr's. After The
completion Of Mr. AS course OF sud.
les 81 the University o. ohsbly on the
recommendation Of It's faculty. be
VAS called 10 the chair OF modern
Languages, IN franklin and Marshall
College, at Gettysburg, Pennsylvss
MIA which be filed very SATISFACTORY.
ly, tor several years. Havirg mar
RED Louise, The oldest daughter OF
GenI. James Boggs, If Pendleion,
county. be rotutnedto bis home there
where he continued TO resid Until bis
death, witt otly an interval during
the var, when be was employed by
the Confsderscy.in the superintendent
cy OF ext. nsive wooden manufactufe IN
The Valley Of Viteinia. During hst
service he contracted chronic Rheu-
ustism. which Afterwards confined
him TO his houss for more than tween.
~ years. His es,ima5le wife long
preceded him 10 The grave and bis sur.
viviog daughter IL he wife o { AfIbuE
Is. Pugh. B-q.. a native Of Hampshire
ard nov a prominent snd successful
lawyer, ~ Salem, Virginis. Probably
The ert, Sp1s modesy Of D. G. AnaOf-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
The Difference Between
Cleveland and Hill.

It is.interestiug o nose tie differ
ence between Mr.. CI.vsland's state.
ment ut h;s views on the silver 90. o.
tioh aad Senator Hill's statements.
Mr.. Cleveland: stier was b.ipf anu
Gear. The whole couotry understo o.i
his position at onco and while many
d.sseuted from his views and con-
demned him Ter entertaini ng them, all
admired him for lis honesty. Sena.
ior Hill has rsde Two spe-cLes on
The silver question, and era are
dou. Ia whether be il really in favor
of the free cOIn,ge OF silver or not.
The reason MIR. Cleveland has 40
strons = hold upon the people 10 that
he Is Thoroughly honest in dealing
with them. ais straigh, forsard
sme.ho'is please then. Tho reason
that Sentaor Hill fails to reach the
hearts OF the people Is that he does
not appear TO be s.nceie. -Savann all
New.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
THE MARKETS.
BALTINORs CATTL7 MARKET
Thursday, January I5.!s92.

eAFt~yt s~AAtty - toSas
Oatts ere s1!i ~ thsss afa res live weight
hbaep are col grOfs, tha 10 live weight
o. nOshing or.
Al CALVERT ON YARDS.
Prices Of Beef cattle this week ranged ~
follows Bssi Besvss atf ga SAB, those
geasrally rated frat quality, 81 as q 81 3Tl
mediuu OF good fair quality s. 90. 4 90
and ofdBsry THU Steers, o zen and Cow
00ss7 50 per 100 bJ.
o. the CATTLE received AL read came from
Nayiaod. $50 from Virg inis. SO from
kentucky, - fson West Virgiuia, - from
New York. % from Ohio i3l from Illinois
aod 80 from Peunsyivaais Total recsipts
Tor tns week it0i head azainst o81 last
week snd ll9l head sans time Oa . year
ago.
OF the oSsr'nss ioisy.s39 hal we're ssksn
by Baltimore butchers 7O5 By country
dealers and 40 By Eastsrn buyers. Total
saiss fot the week 1917 head az aluss qs4
last week aud iOTl bead saas weak one
yesr age.
SHssP aNo LAHss-The Harkst for shesp
hss besn slov this seek. Tbs qusiity has
ben fair a fsg extra Shsep we're on ths
marketian cold ~ private terms 10 one CT
orr hJne butchers, tue prics be Jog undsrs
stood 20 Be- = c0usiterAble adTtn &c ovef our
highest quDtatsns. They nanbsr more
thar douOle thst Of last weeks rec ord. We
quote shsso 81 4la5i csnn per IN gross
Lambs 3taet cents Per 10 gross, The recsipts
% sheep sad Lambs tits week numbered
2 s1s ssea.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-01-22
PRIoHTFuL sHIPwREcKs

Shunch lhips strife aud fou nder. tae
hsroe viDds aod me uotsinous wayss sueeps
noble matintrs' '.earts Of oak TO chip wreck
and TO death. yet thsr6oes not pseysnt she
lnbberiiest lsndsman frsn rIsking his life
on the stormy Atlantic in the role o tourist
CT Commercial traveller. But II be th Ill
reach bis destination safely he will sc.rcsl ~
have ped sOIe Of the q1slms Of ss6 sick .
nsssJ nnlsss be takes with shin Hoststter' ,
StomNch BitIeFs. that inimiiabls spcci6e for
nausea. Bad water on ioag trips are .
Threat TO the VOyager, bnt this m,y be de-
prived In . great measure o. iu disor deriag
enec upon The slomsch, bowsls md liver
BY tho Bitiers. Agsia.t the pTsjs diciAl e.
fees Of nsslsriA, bad diet, fstigIs aud en-
.5osure 10 IL also eficaciogs Il avs vie,
moreover, fhsumadsin aad kidney con-
plains. Don't uLVsl on So or land
vi bout L..