South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-20

Where you will alsdly m..t
nave csadiss, fruits and TOYS.
20 p'ease All YOUR eirls and boys,
Cix.r. aud tobacco by the ton.
a" kindc To please you every one
>. r. Ears. N. No. As,
baltimore ST.. Cumberland. Nd
The residence Of Mr.. f. O. Har.
wood. In Moorefieid. Wa des,ro, al
by hre on Thursday OF lat veek "a.
Gsther With nearly all his furniture.
ihe!e vas On insurance of $1,000 on
tho hooses and $3.50 OF the contents.
Mrr. Mary Alexander died In
Moorehsld on Wednesday Of last
week. sget 81 years.
What . Baltiuore eoef.e,,on., 49,. ~.
had shesmatiso In nv arm Tor ain mon,h.
AID Salvation on made an entire curs Of h,
s'tes sssn9 Ieee thas one bottle.
~: chsLLAAS, ia, Baltic, Nd.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 q staple article
IN tne market The demand for IL y "A never
greater than now. The people end IL indIs.
price. Only oosss IS cents.
II such men as Sena, or Flournoy.
Commonwealth's Attorney DALEY.
John @. Heiskeli. r. w. Gilke,on.
Col. I'd. Russell, and A. w. Kerche-
val cannot he believed, whom can ne
believer The uss Of their names in
Squire 0ibson's article 10 known and
sanctioned by them.
Suddea changes OF temperature alvays In
duce physical discomfort under vsrious nan.
iiestation.. but generally colds. Laxador
10 80 - -
resulting from thsss changes. Price oniv as
Q bottle.
"a positive benefit to young children and
in!ant" 10 the popular verdict for Dr.. BuU's
Baby syrup.
Mr.. John ]. Inskesr. Of this vicIn.
~. Was kicked on the right leg by
one OF bis horses Sunday. and suffer.
ed severely from the effects Of the
accident for sever; days. though he
10 now better ard able to be about.
To the gssat regret of bis many
ir'ends bsre. but especially the la
dies. lr. K. o. Wirpmao left Wed.
needsy morning for Moorefield. where
he has secured q place In Gilkeson
Bros' store.
Mr.. Lemuel Campbell left Wednes.
day To attend the wedding Of his son,
Mr.. Willie Campbell! aud q Miss
Locke. Of Berryvilley Va. which was
to come of at that place yesterday.
The many friends of Squire Gibson
will be sorry to hear that. for the flrs,
time 10 20 years. his lame leg caused
him much pain this week.
Mr.. Alher. S. Alexander. one of
Moore6eld's most popular and prom.
ising young men, died from pneumo
mia last Friday.
Mrs. Emma Friddle. widow Of the
late John Friddle, and sister Of l..
Wilson, Esq., died in MooreReld on
Thursday OF last week.
Hon. John T. Peerce. of Burling.
ton. Col. Alexander Monroe, and Ex.
Sheriff John Monroe, were in town
Tuesday.
MIR. Joseph Bedinger< Of Hanging
Rock, one OF the Intolli &c ncer's most
enthuf iastic supporters. made us u
pleasant visit tuesday.
MIR. J. Gibson Kuy keLd dali spent
Friday night In town on his way to
see his home friends in Mooreiield.
What is it, did You sayf IL IL
"Bocmers" or "Bummers o. Ask
Mr.. Kercheva'.
Rev. G. W. Finley and Ruling Elder
Flournoy left to attend Presbytery at
Charlestown Wednesday.
Don't leave town without calling at
Kobosson's store and seeing what
great bargains are 10 he had there.
Dr.. Robosson arrived in town
Tuesday evening.
K. B. Sheetz, Jr,, of Baltimore,
10 In town.
Prof. Hays and his great big boy
we're in to see US Wednesday.
Call for Congressional Conventions
crowded out. this week.
Rev. James Beatty. Of Moore field.
died Wednesday.
Mass Meeting at the Court. House
tomorrow, the 2Ist met.