South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-08

DrAr, DUMB & BLIND INSTITUTION
The exercises OF the In stitution we're
as ''sunl. appropriately closed with \
fine Musical Entertainmens, in The Iu-
st.tation Chapel. on tue night Of the 9Th
instant. II was very pleasing and indi.
cative OF continued Improvement aa,l
high attachments Of the blind pupils
taught by their highly accomplished in !.
structor, Prof. ScnAEfFER. This has
bean very popular feature in TIC com.
mencement exercises; in fact it is TnE
School OF THE BLIND! Tho cba3cl
was filed on this occasion to its utmost
capacity and more while tie sultry.
hot night. and a heavy rain succeeding
detracteJ greatly from The enjoyment
of the audience. The musical lcrform.
aaces, however, both instrumental and
vocal. were fine; ard NETrIg LUCAS,
our sweet singer, and several OF the
others were at their best. On Thurs
day, tue closing exercises were hnld 9.
the Chapel, aud the vale6ic,ory deliv-
erci by Blind pupil. Mr.. MkTz OF
Calhoun county. Five Of the Regents
Of Tic Institution are here.
OBSERVER.
II is sail Hon. II. G.. DAVIS has es-
tHb!isl:ed extensive coal yards a, San
dusky, On Lake Erie. which he has made
the Western headquarters for the sale
of his Wet Virginia coal. II is ship
ped from Pie0mo 1t and vicinity and is
sen, by rail.
The Governor hus appointed as MON.
bors OF The Tax Commission created by
act of the last Legislature. AIessrs. j.
n. Mason, of LETTERS on. L. A. Bennett,
OF Cabell. ana Joseph Bell, Of Olio
The Cumberland Times says Mrs.
WIN. a. Wi.hers Of that place is seri.
ousiy i'll. suffering from blood-pois son.
occasioncd by needle penetrating the
bone OF her finger. She has been i'll
for two mouths past, and there is but
slight Improvement in her condition.
From the same paper We learn that II
little daughter Of Mr.. Dybcrt, living
noar the store at Murley's branch near
Cumberland, met with very sad and
fatal accident the other day. She was
sent ct noon TO ell her father TO din
ncr. and had TO pass through large
gate. 10 opening the gate it fell upon
her. with fatal result. Supposiag they
had forgotten to- Gall him, tho father
started for home. AMI on reaching the
gate found his daughter dead beneath
It. The little girl was a favorito among
the neighbors and the family have THOR
synlalhies.
We arc sorry TO leara that Mrs. Su.
SAN HIGH OF Keyser, formerly of this
county, consort of the late Elijah High,
bad foot badly sprained ana al arm
bruised, one mig last week by u fall,
caused by weak ness in her ankle.
When Yea suffer from dyspepsia,
hear tburn, malarial affections, kidney
disease, liver complaint and other
wasting diseases. When you wish to
enrich the blood and purify The system
generally. When you wish TO remove
all feeling Of weakness, wearinoss, lack
OF energy, try bottle OF Browns Iron
l'i'iers and see how greatly it will hen
eft you. II surpssses Ill known rem
edics rs Nh enicher Of the blood and !
a perfect regulator OF the v.t-iors bodi-
~ functions. Ask your druggist.
Cumberland T'mcS: The track on |
The West Virginia Central & Plusburg |
RAILROAD is now laid TO within eight miles |
Of Eikips. There are over goo men NJ !
work on it, eud Is or herore the l0,b |
Of July the road will DO completed 10
that point, when tue company will make
1t tLcir permanent headquarters until
&c track is laid 10 Fairfax Stone.
AT the late session OF the Prcsby-
terrain General Assembly Rev. III. VI
White was appointed Il member OF the
Committee TO visit the Northern AS
sembly, now in session ut Albany, n.
y, to promote fraternal rotations be
tween the two bodies. DR.. White
left on his mission yesterday morn>
ing. The members of his congrega.
ton presented him with handsome
sum TO enable him to visit Niagara
and other points Of interest during
llis Observation-Disclosures Times
May 6.
DR. L. NJ Morgon JonIin Missouri