South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-07-26
'0UR NOTE BOOK.

MIR. +. b. Sheeix. Of Wipchesf ar ,
was In town last week.
Festival In Spring field this week.
Thursday and Friday nishte.
Miss Kate and Master Douolsss
Shee'z ate at Headsville now.
Mrs. Bion Harrison went To
Mountain Like last FRIDAY.
Mics Mamie Ewers il visiting in
Virginia.
DR. Finley and Mr.. Booker 90.
back from Davis Friday.
Mr.. 0. T.. Righ IL able TO walk
out.
See c. q. Knisriem e. Co.'S new
nd in this issu~.
0arliis, the Cumberland wife.mur-
dersr. will be hung Augustus
). j. Edwards in Cumberland keens
full line of Boots. shoes and Hats.
Call to see him.
At last We have secured a corre..
pondent from Mill Creek. Now let
US have one at Capon Bridge.
- Mrs. Margaret Keller fef, Ss,ur-
day on visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Soilsrs, at Oakland, Nd.
Mrs. Wm. N. Guthrie, OF South
Branch Station. visited her cousin,
Mrs. Susan Parsons. last week.
Prof. o. w. Scba.ffer vas a. the
Keller House several days since OR
last issue.
Mrs. Geo. 8. Arnold OF South
Branch Station. spent last week with
her mother. Mis-. Susan Parsons.
Mis- Mamie Darrow, OF Brady's.
Maryland, spent a nigh, last week
with her cousin. Mrs. I. T. Brady.
Miss Fannie White, OF Capon, is
visiting at her uncle's, Capt. C. s.
N Lite's.
Dir. John j. Combs is off nm a lit,
tie trip to Oakland and Mountain
Lake.
We are glad to hear that Miss
Ella Scanisn has returned from
Wheeling, much improved. ply sically
Teachers Institute meets here mex,
Monday week, and as Of other years,
town will be lively then We presume.
Prof. G. H. Hill, Principal of the
Deaf and Blind School. has returned
from North Carolina.
Mr. j. p. Ridenour is still housed,
not having rgained his wonted
strength.
Mrs. q. H. Caudy and daughters.
of Cumberland. spent night last
week with her uncle, MIR. Jim C..
'Heiskell, in this place.
Mr.. Charles Manning. of Kappa
hancock, one Of the late DR.. VIM.
Henry Foot's school boys, was in
town last week.
For beautiful Mattirgs 90 to L. VI.
Shepherds in Cumberland. He
keeps full line, good stock and low
prices his clerks are courteous and
accommodating.
Thousands have been relieved OF indiges-
ti0n and loss OF appetite by single bottle
OF Ayers Sarsuparilla. The use OF this
medicine, by giving tone and strength 10
the sssimilative organs. has made inuumers-
BILE cures of chronic dyspepsia. Price 81.
Worth S. bottle.
George Schwarzenbscls is tn
place 10 get good clothing. You will
find him at No. ls4 Baltimore street,
and if you want him to, he can dress
you out and out from hat TO socks.
The evils resulting from habitual costive-
pess ere many at d serious; but the use OF
bsIsh, drastic purRatives is quite as dang
Gus. In Ayers Pills. however. the patient
has mild but safe nperient, superior 10 all
Others especially for family use.
The Prohibition State convention
Of New Jersey, held Friday, nominal
ed Hon. Geo. La Monte, OF Bound
Brook, brother Of the Misses Kern
end of Mrs. Rev. II. G. Nevitt, Of
this place, for Governor.
When in MartInsburg stop at the
Continental Hotel. 1t ID first. class
house in every respect, and great at
tention is paid to the comfort of
guests. 1t is centrally located, and
It's charges are very moderate.
We are requested to state that the
Festival at Mr.. James w. Thompson's
on Jersey Mountain will take place
on Friday and Saturday nights
the 2nd and 3rd instead of the 9Th
and 9th as announced last week.
Col. @. r. Barbee, of BriGgewater,
Virginia arrived in town Monday,
held the meeting announced in this
paper Tuesday morning and left
Wednesday morning accompanied by
Mrs. BarOee, his granddauIbter, Miss
Leila Il. johnson and Master Guy
Johnson. Miss Leila will be gone
several months greatly to the dismay
OF her friends here.