South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-09
OUR NOT e BOOK.
A PIC Sic is in STANDARDIZATION


Mr. VIM. V. Inskeep OF Rees
T.nnery, VAS in TO see US Saturday.
See advertisement OF South Branch
farm for sale.
Dir. John p. Corbett. Of Martin ..
burg, Was IN town Friday.
A Farmers Allisnce was formed
In this plncs Friday by Col. G. r.
Barbee. Noorefeid E1apin or.
Ion. Benz Daley, of Mooreflelj.
attended County Court in this place
last week.
Messrs. John & jackson Davis. Of
Piedmont. visited their father, Mr..
William Dahs, in this place Monday.
Mr.. b. Taylor Smith of North
River Mills. this county, paid us
pleasant call Monday.
DR.. l. p. Garfield. Dentist. will be
ut the Keller House frotn HE Sth TO
the 10th.
Among our callers Thursday we're
Mr.. Ephraim Herr,ott, OF this vicinity.
and Mr. VIM. Allen, OF Moorefield.
Mr.. Charles Seaman. who has been
attending q normal school and tesch-
ing in bepherds, own, passed through
Rcnncy Saturday On his way hoGe.
Dir. Ephraim Inskecp,of this vicin.
ity, xas in to zee us Saturday. His
molbei's South Branch faIm 10 advers
tised for sale In this issue.
The Teachers Institute for Hardy
county will be held in Moore field. be =.
ginning on the 18th inst, Prot X. w.
Tapp, in slructor.
The Hampshire G cooperation NEE ting Of
the Disciples OF Christ " i'll convene at Zion
commencing on Thursday before the fourth
Lord's day In August. at 2 o'clock, pm
r Martin Sec
Mrs. Fl. w. Campbell of Moore
field spent eeveral days last week
with her sitter Mrs. / ii. G. Pane
cake.
Mics Mamie Ewers Of Jersey
Mounta'n and Miss Ina Nelson ',f
Crpon Bridge are boarding AT MIR.
Sheetz's during the Institute.
Miss Mag Shee'z who h,I been
visiting her sisters. Mrs. G. II John.
son and Mrs. Miller up the river, re-.
lurntd to Kryser Tuesday.
Next Tue. day ard " cdnesday,
he 18th and 18th the Reunion of Elk :.
Confederate soldiers will take place
n, Comp Mcoiehesd. where a jolly
good time is sn'icipated.
DR.. and Mr.. McMIasters Of Wheel.
ing reached this place last Friday. sx-
Tcc'ire to visit Mrs. /. II. G. Pan.
cake; hui were summoned home on
eCcount Of tie il ness OF a sister and
left on the first train Saturday.
No medicine in tie world Is In better re.
rue or more widely known than Ayers
SeTssI arilla. As n safe and certain remedy
ior all manner OF blood disorders, lesding
rtysicians and druggists every where recon-
mend it in preference to all others.
Mr.. G. Ed. Ridenour who is study.
ing Pharmacy in Richmond came
home last week on account Of the
continued sickness Of his father. Mr..
}. Z Ridcnour, whose condition NJ
his lime is considered very critical
&uch injury is done by the use OF irriti-
ting. gripping compounds as purgatiyes. ip
ayers pills, the patient has q mild but Ell
ectiye cathar tic, that can be confidently rec<
commended alike for the most delicate pa.
tients and the most robust.
DR.. I. =. Garfield, Dentist. is in
ioSn this week before I've had been
in his room a half hour Monday
morning he had five calls; pretty
good proof that his ser wees are APP
preclated, or at least needed.
Mr.. O. z. Likins. our entcrprising
photographer, has in his gallery a
beautiful bsckgrr und, paipteG in oil,
6 x feet, by Mrs. Bertha S. TAYLOR,
n graduate of the Art School in Chi.
cago which adds greatly TO the finish
Of his work. Call and see it.
NEW MUsC Robins FAREWELL Caprice
for Piano, by Fisher. is intended az com
Isnion piece TO the famous and popular
'EGbin's Return with the exception that
this new piece is still more pleasing than his
Robins Return Mailed on receipt o. so
cents in two cent postage clamps. Ign.
Fischer. publisher, Toledo, o.
Mr.. Tobias Stickley. OF French
burg, las been very ill for some
weeks, and his recovery is considered
uncertain. His daughters, Mrs.
rbrie. Gr'itzrer. Of Wes'Ptnport, and
Mrs Tobias Baker, Of Huntingdon,
Pa, were called here by his illness