South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-22

any Work III Tue Hue OF Uentlstry. lie
may be found at the "virginia House.
See his card 10 another column.
CV'The Circuit Court for Hardy coun.
ty, Judge Jas. ID. Armstrong presiding.
will commence the first Tuesday In
March next.
COUNTY CoUnT.-The March term of
the County Court for this County, will
begin on Tuesday the 18th day OF March
james Sheets. Presiding Justice, b.
r. Mcdonald and Isaac Pancake, asso-
ciatc Justices. 1t Is . Police and Els.
cal term.
rFWe are eratifIed to learn that our
townsman, Samuel J. Bowlest E.4., who
went 10 Baltimore to have an operation
performed on bis eyes, will return in
day or two to his home. He had a sue :.
cessTul operation on one Of his.eyes,
the sight of which is vastly improved.
TIE REMOVAL Co.'s ON.--The Cum.
berland Nelos, sats: 1t Ia now a fact
that the tetmS nue. Of the second division
of The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is to
be removed from Keyser to Piedmont, and
the work Of removing a portion OF the
coal machinery at the former placo was
begun Wednesday, the 18th inst. A
large portion eff the population OF Key
ser were railroad EN- 1leyees, and it is
feared the change win have very dis
astrous effect upon the place. The
cause of the removal is not publicly
known.
tYWc have received the first number
Of the "Mpmltdin Sentinel" published
st Cumberland, Nd, by S. ID. Gordon
Il G. Sherry. The paper is neatly
gotten up and presents a good appear.
oncc. We wish the proprietors success
in their enterprise. Bro. Gordon, for
rncrly of the Moore6eld Examiner, is a
live editor.
VI Ia.
Church. will hold its annual session in
Cumberland, Md, beginning on the 9th
inst, Bishop Ames, presiding.
The Baltimore Conference Of the NJ.
Il. Church Soath, will meet for its an
nual session in the City OF Baltimore
on Wednesday. the 9th OF March, Bishop
Mcintyre will preside
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
MARcH.-There are many articles In
the March number Of BALLous MAGA-
ZINE which should he examined by the
general reader, and all who are fond Of
good stories, nice adventures, fine illus
trations, and excellent poetry. The
Magazine is not high priced one, but
1t does have tho most in teresting table
OF contents Of any serial published in
This country; AMI the editors arc par
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and readers, and BAfLoU's really de.
serves all the success that it has attain.
ed, "a every one can find something in
that will strike his or her fancy. There
IS an immense amount OF reading for
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per year postpaid. and for sale at all
the news depots in the country. Sam
pie copies Of the January number sent
to any address on receipt OF ten cents.
ET The Winchester Times says: The
iormer residence OF our townsman, n.
W. Manning, Esq, IN Jefferson county,
was destroyed by fire last week. TWAS
occupied 10y Rev. Mr.. Way. of the South
crn NJ. +. Church, who lost all his effects.
ETThe Keyser Tribune says the
burlington cavalry have donned their
new uniform which consists OF navy.
gray pants and jacket, with yellow trim.
MINIS, snd present very handsome
and soldrorly appearance. Considerable
advance has been made in their drill,
~ their equipments are expected shortly.
Syst ron EIouT YEARs.-W. p.
H-osiu5, trio at the late term or tile
County Court FOR forgery, In obtaining a
watch from n gentleman In Middletown,
was found guilty, and lis term fixed at
eight years in the pcnitentiay.--. WIN.
.Fs'rs NJ the 18Th.
Br. sius is the man who was confined
sa 'ae "a, at this place, charged with
stealing. la. was acquitted, for want Of