South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-05

nnse oeen given possession OF thecaua1.
They will proceed at once TO restore the
canal From willismsport TO Cumber.
land IL must be ia operation bv
Msy l. 1891.
WHERE OpR YouNo MgN ATTEND
coLLEpF.-Tbirty young men from
This State were among the nearly 1000
students from "a States who attended
ths Commercial College OF Kentucky
University, Lexington. KY, this year.
its graduates are successful.
The sale OF land of the estate Of
the late Mrs. Susan Parsons took
piece before the Court House last
Ihursdav aud was Purchased by
Messrs. isaac BRADY. Garrett Par.
sons. and Joseph Pancake. Mr.. Par.
soma bought the Home place.
When you are in Cumberland call
on w u. Ways the Photographer a,
% Baltimore 81. where you will find
one OF the best equipped photograph
galleries in the state. Everyt hing
from ioeket to life size picture
can be had at reasonable prices.
L. d. Shepherd OF Cumberland
cnmrounfcatss TO our readers some
thing int resting. Read bis remarks
IN another column and then visit his
store and see for yourselves. You
will End his stock uuexcelled, his
judgement excellent ard his taste
just " hat you desire
Me- anr,r syy,.....s. - ~
scnAl property witch took place at
his farm near thls place Tuesday OF
last week smonn,ed 10 500. II was
very fine day sLi great many
persons attended. Different ones
told US it wss about the biggest
crowd they bad ever seen at sale.
The Slosons of Hansvile..' Five
Hundred. Dollar Prize Story, by
James I. Mckay is one of The admi.
rattle stories given in The Thaoks-
giving Double Number of The
Youths Companion Among the
other stories are: "A Thanksgiving
Guest BY Louise 4. Baker; 'Cy and
the Bear humorous adventure, by
John +. Barnes h. sei by Shad
ow,' by Warren l.. Watts, while
Whole page OF ThaDksg wing Fun il
given for tue younger readers.
Your attention Is directed to the
special announcement Of j. p.
Wlesel, Of Cumberland, which sp.
| pears IN this issue. On tic subject
of musical merchandise and insrrh-
meuts Mr.. Wiesel is an achnowIcd-
ged authority. Having been in bus
iucss in Cumberland for many years
he is aware Of the needs of fhe'p
lie in his line and is prepared to sup
tly their wants in that direc' ion.
You are specially invited ID call and
examine Lis stock whom you visit that
city. "''
Mrs. Gen. T. j. Jackson, who
went over fiom Staunton TO pay a
visit to the family OF DR.. p. Is.
Bsrrihger Of the u lvers;ty of Virgin
4 Ia, was waited on by Bowie Strange
I Camp OF Confederate Veterans head
ed By the Monticsflo Banti. The Vet.
Grams were in line and, each shook
hands with Mrs.. Jackson as she pass
ed. Gen. Rosser. the command of
the Camp at she request of MIS-. Jack
son, thanked the veterans for their
remembrance OF her. ''''- :"
Hon Samuel A.Miler OF the jharles-
stor (KanawhS county bar d ed'in that
city on the 18th ult. aged 40 years. Mr..
Miller, in bis prime, was one OF tie
leading members of the State Of old
Virginia and OF this State. lie cast
his fOrtuse with the S3uth during the
civil war end was member If the
Confederate Congress. lie was also
a member of the Legislature of this
s ate in 1874 and for his talents and
! ability as lawyer was resp oled by
all, and for his genial, kindly DISPOSE
ton was loved by all who knew him.
! CoLUNmA TRNS., Feb. II, 1890.
Radam. Q Nicrobe Killer Co,
Nashville, Tenn
| Dear Sirs-I will say as 10 the merit OF
Microte Killer that have an old AerVAnt
Vears her age is sixtY-eight years. She IS
h "a the dropsy for thirty Eve years saw
/ The Microbe Killer adVertised and bought
| three Jugs and IL has Gu ed her entirely
! 1hia know TO be fret. his was before
took the Agency for the Mcrobe Killer. ]
| cou Id give yeu Testimonials from dozens who
| have been greatly benefited by using the
| Mierobe Killer Respectfully
ALGIE A. HODGE.
For sale by E. Russell Bro, ROmney.