South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-09-27
THEINTELLlGENcER
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1889.
OUR NOTE BE OK.

tLoeler. was in town last week.
AR. Harry KuykendalI spen, Sun
Coy with his mother and sisters.
DR.. +. Eweiswns in to see us Tues.
eay-Le raisesvtry fue fruit.
Dir. Clark. cur Druggist, spent
Monday night in Cumberland.
Miss QUE ENTER returned from
Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. George Smith, Of Cumber-
land went home SATURDAY.
Levi Merlin and VIM. Kline were
indicted by special grand jury
Tuesday for stealing wheat.
Benismin DALEY, Esq. Prosecuting
Attorney for Hardy county, was in
town during Court.
Hen. Joserh Sprige and daughter
Of Mooiefeld, WIS in this place Sun.
dsy.
Miss Clara Vanmeter. Of Kentucky
spent Monday nigh, in this place with
her friend, Mrs. w. Ii. Morton.
Mr.. Edmund Bonney il now living
in the house lately occupied by Mr..
j. Z. Rldenour decd.
Mrs. DR.. J. d. Taylor accompa-
MED her father TO his home in In.
diana this week.
The repairs on the parsonage of the
M. K. Church South. having been
completely Rev. T G.. Newt and
family took possession Of it last week.
A goodly number of our town and
country people took in the Centep-
NAL exercises ut Cumberland Tues
day.
Messrs. Samuel Parker, of Mechan.
lcsburg, and Samuel Fleming, from
Purgitsville. were in 10 see US fe W
days ago.
Mrs. G. Il. Hawermale of Berkeley
Springs is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming and other rela.
tives near this place.
Dir. ID. G. Tabb and family have
moved from Mont Alto TO This place
and will occupy one Of Mrs. Snyder 8
houses on Main st.
Mrs. John II. Thompson has re.
turned from Steward Illinois, her
brother MIR. Luther E~ers. returned
with her.
James A. Gibson, ESQ.,, returned
from Virginia last Monday, having
accompanied his daughters to Nelsc n
county the home and school Of Rev.
Is. NJ. Wales.
"New-Rbeu-Line," positive re.
lief, and permanent; cure, for neural
gia, nervous and sick headache. SO
cents, a. w. f. Turner's Drug Store,
Cumberland, Md. Sept. 90.
We regret to learn That Mrs. Nan
cy Taylor Of Purgitsvil'e who has
been sick so lCLg, had a stroke OF
paralysis last week and her condi-
ton is now considered critical.
Mr. Will Cornwell, who recently
completed the law course ut our Stat G
University, has begun the practice
of his profession here in connection
with Col. r. W. Monroe.
LosT-On August q, between
Springfield and James w. Thomp-
sons. on Jersey Mountain, a pocket
book containing SlS. A liberal re.
ward will be paid the finder il return
cd TO the owner, Rev. w. f. Locke.
Bois, pimples and skin diseases of al
kinds speedily disappear when the blood i.
purified by the use of Ayers Sarsapa rilla
il has no equal as tonic Alternative, its eff &.
ects being immediate and satisfactory ASK
your druggist for it, and take nc other
DR.. X. Taylor, OF Slanesvllle, paid
us pleasant call last week, as did
Mr.. VIM. Hass, OF Okonoko, who
proved his apprecIa' ion of the old In,
TELLIGENCER by leaving subscription
TO 1891.
Rheumatism is caused by poiso nous &C.
i'd in the blood, aud yields to Ayers Pills
Many cases which seemed chronic and hope
less, have been comp leiely cured by this
medicine. II will cost but little to try whist
effect the Pills may have in your case. We
predict success.
NoTcE.-When in need OF choice
Confectionery of oil kinds, Toys
Holiday Goods &c, &c, go to J. l.
Carson, 10 Baltimore street, Cum
bertrand. Who keeps splendid stock
of such goods and sells at very rea.
sonabe prices.
Messrs. NJ. G.. Cunningham and
brother, Ttueman Cunning ham, o.
Clarksburg. this State, paid flying
visit TO their uncle, Capt. j w. Har.
dy, in this county last week These
two gentlemen were born in thi:
county but for some years have beer
living in Clarksburg and doing well
hnIh nrn liun hnainnar r,nnn