South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-10-10
OUR NOTE BOOK.

ing Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Russell aud family we're
In Moor.6eld last week.
|. T. Brady, Esq attended the "a.
union At Winchester.
The Moorefeld Exam ;,,er savs The
Farmers Alliance in HARDY viii ,ato
no part in local politics this year.
See new ad. of T. L. Robosson l.
Son. hey advertise some fne bar
gains.
'Ifs woman will. she will n abe x,,
take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for her cold
she WILL be cured.
Much locs, matter, unavoidable
crowded out of this issue, will appear
next week.
Mr.. Garrett Parsons OF this vicir l..
~ paid US a very pleasant call Mon
day.
Mr.. ID. H. Heiskell took in the
Horse Breeders exhibit in Hardy last
week.
Mr.. Harry Kuykendall was in town
sunday TO attend the burial of Mr..
Gilkeson.
when your child has beer attacked with
diarrhea, collie or stomach disorders do mt
delay The use OF DR.. Bulls Baby Ss.up one
instant.
Miss Il nth Parsons leaves Thurs
day TO visit her crusin, DIR. Edgar
Parsons at Lynchbufg, Va.
Mr.. j. J. Inskeep accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. j. 4. Vance return
I'd from Moorefeld Friday.
Edward Washington. Esq 4, from
near SprinS field. paid US pleasant
call Friday,
Mrs. Geo-seS Arnold, from South
Branch Station, ia visiting friends in
this neigLbUrhood.
MIR. James Blue n; son, Master
Campbell from South Btanch Station
were here TO attend the funeral of ms
Uncle, Il. w. G'llIcson.
Mrs. Susan G. rsLadon came ove-
f'om Headsvi'le Saturday to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. b.
l.. Harnison.
MIR. L. Kaminsky, Eomney's Cloth
ing Merchant, returned from the cas-,
last week and Is prepared to show
you bargains in ready made clothing
Do YOU notice how, in foggy, wet or
rh"ngenb'e weather the breathing becomes
disturbed? The use OF Old Sauls Gaia rrb
,nre remedies this condition. Price 2j cents.
Sold everywhere.
Mr.. john B. Finley ia at home hi.
~e'k k. We understand that our Dung
friend received the nomination in
Harbour county for tho Hcu.e OF
Delegates.
George Schwarzenbqch. the great
iair and square one price clothing
dealer Of Cumberland. will hive
something to say about his now stock
next week.
Take good advice Il have entered from
tod headache for ye.rs, and have tried ina.
ny remedies without Obtaining relief I WA
soVised 10 give Salvation OIL a trial, and IL
hos entirely cured me
EDWARD BALTZ, butcher
La Fayettc Market, Baltimore. nd
mir. Thomes Cummins aged 50.
died suddenly Friday q, the residence
OF his nephew, Mr. Edward Cummins,
near this place The body was taken
Tn the homo OF the deceased. at Del
phi. Indiana, for inteIment.
On January 25, 1870. George lar.
mon, ihon STATE Senator, voted
rgainst allowing 4. T.. Cooke. a ven.
cradle LAWYER OF jeff rsoa county,
and southern sympalhizerJ to re-
sumo the practice of his profession.
Miss Edna Brady has again taken
charge Of the schoo at her Uncle
Joseph Pancakes. 1t is gate rec
ommendation TO q young teacher To
receive the shmo school three success.
siye times.
See the new all. Of Mr. L. C.. Roes-
sIer, Cumberlani's greatest JeweIer,
in this issue. We are frank to say
that he keeps the prettiest stock we
have ever seen. He has an eye for the
beautiful, and his goods are selected
With excellent taste Call NJ his
store, l6 Baltimore stree, when you
Gre m Cumberland and see for your =
self. To us It is one of the most al Z.
tractive places in the city.
DIR JOS. Weller. the Dentist.
DR. WEI LER is ny Dentist. bec,use he oes
good ~ honest work aud charges me such
MODERATE PRICES. re inserts Gold. Silver.
Bone, Cement end white Filings; also, puts
IN Crown aud Bridge Work Dr. Weller
WILL visIT PATTI gNTs ~ distance wHgH Rg
guEs1ED. Office over Sbryver's Drug Store.
Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Nd.