South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-09-20
The INTELLlGENCER
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1859.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

MT. " 4. hooosson has gotten
back from his visit 10 Flin,stone.
Mesers. John Corbett and Robert
Fundenberg were in town Saturday.
J. +. Wiesel, Cumberland will be
pleased to see you at any time.
Mrs. Carroll Is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Rev. w. A. Carroll went to Frost
burg Monday.
Mr.. James Wirgman, Jr., was in
town last week.
Mr.. j. j. Ruckman paid us a
pleasant call few days ago.
Mr.. Joseph A. Kelley from Pur-
gitisTi.le was in to see us Saturday
Mrs. George VI. Smith is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. Z. Corbe,t in
this place.
Mr.. Will Finley returned from
Davis Saturday to attend school OF
Potomac Seminary.
Rev. q. w. Finley and ]. S. Pan.
cake, Esq. got back from Presbytcry
last Saturday.
Correspondents, send in y our COM
mun:cations early and give us all the
news.
Row. ). G.. Ferguson will hold quar-
terly meeting at st Luke's next Sun.
day week.
Miss Slonaker. daughter CT A. g.
Slonhker. Esq. Of Cold Stream Is a
pupil at the Potomac Seminary.
We call attention 10 the notice in
this issue OF cure for neuralgia by
w. +. Turner OF Cumberland.
Don't fail to visit the Bee Hive"
next week when you go to the Cen.
,ennial in Cumberland.
Rev. G. A. Gibbons, wife and
daughter went to Okonoko last Sat.
urday to spend few days.
Mr.. Dick McCarty and sister, Miss
French, OF Batkviile, ore attending
school at Potomac Seminary.
James A. Gibson, Ed. accompa-
MED his daughter TO Winchester las,
week on their route to school.
Mr.. 1 homas Kuykendall, Ruling
Elder from Springfield returned
from Presbytery Saturday evening.
Misses +. W Inskeep and S.
Throckmorton were in Cumberland
last week.
Mr.. VIM. Moreland, Jr., from
North River Mills was in town Mon.
day for the purpose of placing his
son at the Potomac Seminary.
Mrs. VIM. Mytinger went to Bal
timore last week and will soon re
turn with fall and winter stock OF
millinery goods.
Mrs. James Parsons who spent
two weeks visiting friends in this
place, returned to her home OF Davis
last week.
Mrs. p. p. Lupton and her
daughter. Mrs. o. W. Scbaeffer and
two Sons reached this place last Mon.
day.
Mex. week when you are in Cum
berland stop in ut Geo. Schwarzen-
bach's and examine his stock OF
clothing.
"New-Rbeu Line" a positive re.
lief, and permanen, cure, for neural.
gia, nervous and sick headache. so
cents, at w. f. Turner's Drug Store,
Cumberland, Md. Sept 90.
Mr.. Isaac Vanmeter has sold to
Charles Taylo aud Mts. Parker, of
Hampshire county 1900 acres of his
Flats land, living west Of the pike, for
el2 ,200.-Moorefeld Examiner.
Prof. Cochran and wife who have
been visiting Mrs. C's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dresser in Green Spring
Valley, returned 10 their home in
Pennsylvania Friday.
George II. Johnson, Esq, from
up the river sends two cons TO the
Potomac Semlnary: also Mr.. Don
Parsons sons who have been living
With their grandmother, Mrs. Ellen
Pancake, are at school here.
LosT-On August 81. between
Springfield and James w. Thomp-
sons. on Jersey Mountain, a pocket
book containing $l8. A liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder il re urn.
ed TO the owner, Rev. w. F. Locke.
Mr.. Page Gibbons, son of Rev. G..
A. Gibbons, is at "Mt. Welcome
High School" Culpeper CO., Virgin
ia, where he expcc's to remain until
next June--his parents lcok forward
with bright anticipations TO his sue