South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-15

~ o"uW'nS. An lmWense
quantity of earth and stones was re.
CURED TO I'LL 1t. 1t also BROUGHT 10
our mind tho reflection that ali our
councilmen live near the business
centre OF the town, where the beat
pavements are. and suggested tie
thought that this fact may account
Tor the neglected. condition of the
side-walks In the suburbs and side
streets. II takes tall and broad
rooted man 10 navigate some of them
in safety.
lead the new advertisement of :.
Ianser. ct Cumberland, in this issue.
The firm keep a full line OF Millinery.
Notlous. &c.. an,. will sell you such
goods as cheap as they can be bought
In any OF the large cities. At their
store. No. - Ba!to. ST.. will be found
new and elegant spring stock of
Ladies Hats, Boune's and Dress
Trimmings. Flowers. Feathers, Vel.
vets, Laces, Ribbons, ETC., etc., OF TIE
latest styles aud best quality, and all
purchased for cash in the cheapest
Wholesale markets OF this and foreign
counities. A more varied assortmen,
Of beautiful aud seasounble goods
from which to select cannot be found
in tue State. The firm has q large
custom il Hampshire and adjoining
counties, which it is determined to
hold a2airst all comers. Mail orders
and patrons from this sec ion will be
treated with especial consideration.
Call and inspect their stock before
purchasing elsewhere,
Persons can not be too careful
with medicires-quite an alarm was
created enc day last week, in the
household of Dir. s. II. Williams in
this vicinity by their little girl 9 or
3 Years old drinking the contents OF
bottle, which at first was thought to
be laudanum but afterwards proved
to DC syrup of Dovers Powder and
nothing more than bad flight was
tue result. but even that might be
avoided by c'ose watchfulness in
regard to such things. We speak
Tor the beuefit OF us all.
Quite building boom has st, uck
our Town. Mrs. Sue Pugh is having
her fathers carriage house torn down
AMI will erect a handsome residence
on its site. Work has been com.
menced on Mr.. Wilbur Wirgman's
house, and Dunt Bush, colored, is putt
ting up store near the African M.
+. church. Besides these, dwelling
house will he built before long for
Mrs, Susan High and for Mr. ALDER,
Krecmer.
Mr.. Henry Rolls of b Hair Ohio
returning from the Inauguration l.st
week stopped Of TO see his friends In
thi- place and renew his subscription
to the ln1eiIigencer. He says "you
hit us Republicans pretty hard; bu,
| can't do wi bout the home news. -
Wo are glad he can't.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. III. c. Pancake
were In Cumberland Tuesday to see
their little daughter, Ellen, take the
train for Wheeling to have her throat
treated by DIR. McNas,ers of tha,
iplacc.
Mr.. II. Garter Inskeep. Of this vi
cinity. called i'm saturday and renew
ed his subscription TO the "Intelli-
gencer."
Rev. j. T.. Stump and family oil
Mooretield. took the train at orr sta.
ton Tuesday noon for Alexandria.
Mrs. Virginia Snyder returned Sat,
urday from On extended visit 10 Bra.
! dy's. Nd.
Miss Sidney Pancake and her cous.
in. Miss Pancake are visiting in town
this week.
Wild Geese were heard taking their
nortLerly flight last week.
Mrs. James Recs rs visiting at her
old home, Ridge Dale, near this place
Mr. q. Fl. Harper. of Baltimore, is
in town this week.