South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-11-25


II. G. MAsLIN. Esq. resigned.
The Circuit Court for Mineral county.
commenced ia fall term on Tuesday
last. Judge JAMES ID. ARMSTRONG, pre-
sdias
Yesterday morning opened quite win,
try. snow flakes continued falling q
greater portion of the day, giving us
foretaste Of what We may expect.
The farmers that are through gather.
ng in their own crops. in this section
are much better of, from what we un-
derstand, than they expected.
SAD AND Fatal ACCIDENT. re.
gre, to learn that Mr.. THOMAS HAss,
son of Abraham Hass, ESQ.,. resid-
lug on the South Branch. few mil es
above French's Depot, in this county,
was. on Tuesday afternoon last, kicked
in the head by horse he was endeavor-
ing to catch in . field. ind. when found,
was unconscious and died in few
hours thereafter in consequence of the
injury received. MIR. Hass. we are in
formed. was a gentleman Of amiable
qualities and TIL lug elder in the Pres.
byterian church At Springfield. lie was
IN about the 31th year OF his age, and
leaves widow and five children, the
Youngest m infant. May God temper
their sorrow and assuags their grief,
He has left void at his home and q
mong his friends which can never be
filed
We hone each OF our realers yester-
da' enjoyed fine int Thank sgiving
turkey.
GEORGE .,UrMAR, n Germsn, aae.l ca
years. was burned TO death IN Morgan
county. last week nv the upsetting
Of coul.oil lamp. Hi1 wife was also
badly burned, aud is not expected 10
recover
+. ID. McCLoY. aged about 81 years :,
was instantly killed Monday afternoon
Inst by fail OF coal in the Virginia
mine, near Bloomington Garrett county
IL is reported hat ex Judge J.T HoKE
OF Key ser. will remove TO Kingwool in
short time. and make that place his
residence.
London paper SAYS that the King
OF AShapiee has recently bu' chersd 200
msides whose blood is 10 be used to
mix The mortar Tor repairing temple.
Episcopal Bishop PerERKIS. OF this
State, has built fifteen churches since he
took cbsrge of the diocese
tits sail the Star OF Bethlehem, which
was last seen in 1873, can now be seen
IN the eastern heavens esrly in the
morning. IL will not he seen again for
'bree hundred years.
Captain HILLIAM Il. SALE, Of Capon
Sp'lugs, this county. is in R,ckbridge.
w.. visiting relatives. The Lexiag on
Gdzetfe says: He has made this popu-
lar resort TO rank amongst the best in
the country. No one knows better
how To manage a first class watering
pl.ce than Captain Sale.
On Friday last. two Virginia youths.
st DSnville. entered a tournament, each
intent on browning certain lady
y'een Of Love. After spirited con-
Test BALL won and PuELPs killed him
with hs lance and fed. As remarked
N contemporary, a sanguinary end.
ing N a little sport.
The Huntsville distillery Of Mar
Un'Durg, Of which Col. J. @ a NADEN-
hoU' eli is superintendent, Is one OF tho
most expensive in This country. We
'eA'n from the bl1epeHdcn, that the
PREMISES comprise twenty five acres /;
We bonded warehouse alone will Holt
'''VOJ barrels. The entire buildings
A'' % Immense capacity, aud at this
VINE contain $4,000 barrels OF whiskey
''" United states Revenue amounts TO
'+'JO daily. Twenty coopers
'e constantly employed making bar
s'' Three thousand hogs are fed and
'','ehed on the swlll slpps. besides $50
-" 200 barrels day, over and above
1s amount used on the premises. are
''i. The establishment has a capaci
''r pc consumption OF six hundred
"e.' OF re, producing fifty barrels Of
Th kew.
We learn from the Morgan Mercur y
' VIZ ID. CoUoHLfS % tha, place,
' h'd us leg broken last Summer NJ
H'"ne by bis horses becoming fright
'' At the cars, has brought suit o.
s'n'' the B. 4 o. r. r. Co. for Ave
70, a''od dollars damages
''e Philadelphia Easy Hour men.
IONS Mr.. j. A. Walton Of l245 N.