South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-19
THEINTELLIGENCERI
OUR NOTE BOOK.

]. II. c. Pancake. Esq. got home
frcm Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Smith got back from
Cincir natl last Friday.
Mics Mary Long, Of Cumberland,
vent home Thursday.
BIZ. G. a. Harper was in town two
days last week.
Misses French McCorty and Theck-
Is Fundenburg returned from Vir-
LIMA Saturday.
Mrs. ID. II. Mckinley. of Philadel.
pbis, is visitiI & her sister, Miss
Grimm.
Mrs. James Wilson, OF Rawlings
Station, Md :. is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. J. ID. Armstrong.
The Forepaugh and "wild West"
shows will exhibit in umberland on
Saturday, the 9th inst.
Mrs. Jennie Jones, of hailestown,
spent last week with her cousins, Mr..
snd Mrs. j. I. Vance.
Miss Annie Polling, Of u is place,
was elected grand euard>by the Grand
Lodge !. .. G. r. at their recent
convention at KiDgwood. this State.
=. T. Shearer, Esq, and Mr.. John
Gukeson, of Moore field, spent Satur-
day night in this place returning
from baltimore.
Rev. Mayberry Gobeen. a retired
Methodist minister, we'll known in
this county. died at bis home in fla.
gerstown recs ntly. aged Sc years.
Mira. Catbaiine Ann Tsbb, after a
hinge ing illness died in Martinshurg
Friday at the advanced age of 90
years.
Mrs. Ida Wood, Of X, u,ucky, spent
Thursday night With her cousin, Mrs.
j. I. Vance, and is now visiting her
father, MIR. John Insbeep in Moore.
field.
Squire Gibson accompanied lii.
daughters, Misses Mary, Ann and
Relic, as far "a Green Spring last
Friday on their return to Virginia to
resGme school
Tobias My'iDger, Esq has return
ed from two W eks stay in Kew s. +
and Piedmont; lis daughter, Mrs.
AIhey aud heI children, came home
with him.
The Charles town Free Press has
just entered on i's ei4bjieIh wear,
and we wish it many more years Of
Fuccess and prosperity. We do not
forget that it is the oldes. paper OF
our Mountain STATE.
The interesting story on or first
page is, says tie Shepherd, town Reg
lister, sn "o'er true tale" II. Stockton
Terry was nephew OF CO.. a. K,
Bole'er, Of thu: r!rce ard tie Col.
says lie well remembers the incident
and The excitement occasioncd by the
shooting Of the < ankee b. Mr. TIE .ry.
The Washington correspondent OF
The 81. Louis Republican compliments
Senator Fau!Suer's tariff speech aud
says that when he concluded, the
po.iticaI economist of the Sena'e we're
convinced that the brilliant West
ViTginian was deserving of a place
among the orators and thinkere Of
the Senate"
Hon. w. l.. Wilson, or the second
West Virginia district, he's been re-.
nomir ated, and will undoubtedly be
elected TO the next Congress. Mr..
Wilson has shown himself one Of the
ablcst debaters and wiscst leaders in
the minority, and is The kind of a
man to continue in office. Springs
field Macs Republican.
Senator FlouInoy visited his family
here this week. He appears to to 10
excellent health, and expresses him.
self as well pleased with his new To-
cation in Charleston. He is attend
tug c;rcui, court here. Mrs. Flour
nOy and the children will probably
leave for their new home when he re-
turns.
DIR. JOS. Weller, the Dentist.
DR. " RI LER is my Dentist, because he oes
good NJ honest work and charges metuch
MODERATE PRICES. Re inserts Gold, Silver.
Bone, Cement and white Filings; also, puts
DO crown and Bridge Work. DR.. Weller
WILL vislT PATIESTs ~ distance WHEN RE-
grssiED. Office over Shryver's Drug Store
baltimore Street Cumberland Md