South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-02
'THE!ETELLlGErcER
FRIDAY; AUGUST ?, 1859.
OUR NOTE BOOK

Miss Bonses CT Berryville is stop
tirg st the Keller House.
Miss Martha Nc lelIand is visi,ipo
her sister IN Berryyillc, Virginia.
Niles Gpssie Hoge Of Wheeling IA
visiting Mrs. John I. Vance.
Mrs. J. II. yarce tas bosrders
from -. Louis. i!seouri.
Mr.. D. II. Ueiskell went to Key.
ser Monday.
Mirersi Coun'y Teachers Iosti-
TUE will begin !, Keeper Aug. u.
Teachers Ias,i.a;e opens here rex,
Monday. Prot Tspp viii condus, i,
FRS. J. I. Cogbei, aal sister si.ss
essie Snish. of Cumberland ave vs.
iiin8 MEs. Cert Ps'hes u -his place.
Master Meade Hammond is visit
ing bis uncle, Rev. Wesley Ham.
mond.
NJ. l.. OFT, E'q. his brother-in-law
Mr.. Johns aud Mr.. Cummings have
returned to Wheeling.
Mrs. Louise Lupton, Of Mis- souri,. is
visiting her uac!e, Robt. w. Iiiae.
son, Esq.
MIR. Willie Eskridge 10 visiting his
aunt. Mrs. j. &. CovelI In the vicin.
ity Of this place.
Mrs. j. VI. Offutt and sister, Miss
Sborb, Of Slanesville, paid our sanc-
tum pleasant call last week.
Died in Minera. county near Frank.
fort. on the 22nd ult., M,. j. j.
Wagner aged 20 years.
Or. I. y. Garfield, Dentist, will he
at tile Keller House during Teachers
Institute, from Aug. 8 to 10.
Miss Alice Fundenberg and Miss
Saliie lnskeep arc visiting the Misses
WashiDgtons at Fern Dale.
Mrs. II. d. Gilkeson and children
who have been visiting her parents
near Lexington, Virginia returned to
this place last Monday.
Miss Hattie Gilkeson of Moor, field
who accompanied Niles Martha Nc
'Clelland to Berkeley Springs last week
IS now visiting relatives in this place.
Miss Minnie Kendall and her sis.
ter OF Baltimore have taken summer
boarding at Mr.. j. j. Inskeep's on
the Sou Branch Of the Potomac.
Mrs. Dean and family Of Washing
ton City. are boarding with Mis-
Ettie Washington at her hone, r dye
Dale near this place.
The first regular through train
from Cumberland to Elkins will be
run on the w. Va. e. & z. Railroad,
August Is.
You can get saucer Of delicious
ice cream on the. Keller House porch
Saturday night, and there is not a
more inviting place in town where
one can enjoy such luxury.
County Court, levy term, L. D.
Schnibbe, President, and j. 5. Pan
cake and r. ID. Powell associates,
commenced in this place Tuesday.
Proceedings next week.
Misses Ehna Brady and Otie Ent.
Ter returned Saturday from Morgan
town, where they have been attend
ing normal SCHOOL.
Mics Taylor. daughter of Judge
Taylor OF Columbus, Ohio, and Miss
Renwick Of Ohio are visiting
their uncle. Mr.. VIM. Taylor at Me-
johannesburg.
The vicissitudes Of climate are trying to
most constitutions, especially TO people hav-
ing impure blood. For all such land they
constitute tie majority, } the best safeguard
is Ayers Ssrsepsril!s the zee OF which
ceans,s the blood ald Strengthens 'aud in +,
vigOraics the system
Reys. ". MDav's, Superintendent
of Schools Of Hardy county, ard S.
n. Smith, OF Parkersburg. paid our
office pleasant call Monday, also
Squire B. +. Mcdonald.
That disiention ofthe stomach which ma
NJ people feel after eating, may be due TO
improper INVESTIGATION of the food but, in
most cases il indicates q weakness of the di.
gestiye organs the best remedy for which is
one of Ayers Pills, 10 be taken after dinner
Col. Haines, the officer who recent.
ly inspected the South Branch and
Capon rivers, with view TO their
Improvement by the U. S. govern.
menl, has made report in which he
recommends that no work be done
on either Of them.
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