South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14
OUR NOTE BOOK.

non. "A. IL. Pu2h was la town sen.
cral days last week.
Mr.. David wol(ord wes In tow,
wednesday.
Col. G. t. Barb. c left town last
Fricay.
We are plepsed To state that Mr.. j.
i. hidenour is improving.
Geo. ScBwarzenbangh will have a
ne~ advertisement ~ It week. Look
out for il.
The festival for tie benefit Of the
NJ Il. Church Sou,h Parsonage. held
On Decoration Day, Betted SLIP.
Mr. ID. ii lIeisk went To Kevser
Monday accompanied by Miss Laura
Clayton.
We acknowledge sn invitation 10 the
>Semi-Centennial Celebration Of the
Virginia Military Institute July 3td
and 4th. 1889.
MIR. Johnson Emmart. of Piedmont.
with his family. is vii ing his father.
in-law, Mr.. John j. Combs, in this
place.
Mrs. S. NJ. Johns aud her child.
relatives OF MIR. Roger Perry, of this
place. were drowned in the Johns
town, Pa, Disaster.
Dir. Clayton Eaines was right
badly hurt recently by being thrown
cut OF n buggy. He ~as fiiying a
young horse which took fright.
Mr.. Stewart. fou Of Capt. Isnac
Kuykendsll from the Allegnnics, i,
now clerk in the store Of I. II. C.
Pancake. E>q.
Dir. William Baird and lis Bride
returned las. Friday and are nov
making ready to go to house keeping
in the house owrei by Mrs. Susie
Pugh.
Messrs. Isaac and johnson Ride
pour. Of Richmond, VS., arrived in
this pleca Friday, having been sum
mcred here 10y the severe illness OF
their father, MI. j. Z. Ridepour.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, it
il thought, is ruined, tho floods hav-
ing damages it beyond repair. An
unknown colore6 man is said to Lave
been drowned at Cumberland.
Jsmes A. Gibson. Esq. went TO
umherland Monday to meet his
dug btors, who have been al school
III Nelson county Virginia. They go,
10 this place w ednesdsy.
io1 Of Ayers Pills has saved many q
TT OF scf uess. When a I,nedy does not
iRIpen to te within reach, people are Liable
'oregiecl slight silmen,s ara, Of course, il
tesichs illness fellows they have to suffer
tie oots,quepcts. "a stitch in time saves
nine
Rev. c. V. Cpnrtell, pastor of the
Ircsl ytcfisn Church al Harper
Ferry. WAS married on the morning OF
June 5tt, in tue NJ. T.. Church at
is' rkeley Springs, to Miss Flora,
daughter Of Mr.. j. 7. Sill r.
Nearly all cur mail matter now
comes around by Kcyser. A good
sized force is at work repairing the
tres'le on The South Branch Railroad,
hu' it will probshIy be several DAYS
h, fore trains will be running.
'Ior long time ! had no appetite, was
rtsiItss III night, rnd very much debiitated
After taking two bottles Of Ayers Sarsapa.
Iilin, my strerg'h ard appetite returned
rid ny health was completely restored. -D.
NJ Fieter, Oswego, New York.
SHi''' W IA y ~ VI lNtuSeNllIti
has sold his personal property at pnb-
lie auction, and will soon move his
family To a roint ON Abrabam's
Creek, near Elk Garden, where he
expects to engage in the mercantile
business. Piedmont Herald.
Rev. NJ. Gotten, the Bble Agent
reached this i.lsce Saturday and
preached in The NJ. f.. Church South
sabbath morning ard at tight held
the annual meeting for this County
in the same church. From here lie
went TO Mooreield Tuesday.
Among ,ho:c who called 10 Gee us
On Thursday were: Messrs. John Il.
Shanho.tzer ard Jsmos +. Powell, OF
this county, md Messrs. James Par
rill. Charles ForIebre ard William
Shea, OF Ridgevil,e, Mineral county,
wEo wero accompanied by Misses Ida
AMI Fannie Liler and Lizzie Shea.
At the Augusta Female Seminary
(Stsuntcn) commencement last week
Miss Virginia Lucas. daughter of
Hon. d. Il. Lucas or CharIcstown
was awarded the First Honor, gold
medal, for French gold medal for
Latin: and Certificates Of Proficiency
in Modern History, History and