South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-03
THEINTELLIGENCER
FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 1891.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

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school 10 this place last Monday.
Congressman Wilson has our
thanks for q package Of garden seeds.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Gilkesop hos moved into
bis new residence near DR.. Finley's.
Mr.J. PIT Matthias, OF Baltimore,
xas in town last week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Lee McCarty have
,.turned from Baltimore.
John Papcake, Esq. went to Clarks.
burg Thursday.
Hon. John B. Finley. of Randolph
) county. arrived at his fathers in this
place las. Thursday.
Rev. Henry Mann. of the nj. E.
Church. will preach hereafter every
sabbath night in this place.
An interesting letter written to one
Ct cur former town. boys will be
found on our 6rst page,
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Thompson.
from Jersey Mountain, were in town
Monday.
A force of City men began work On
the Electric Street railway in Cum
berlaud last w ednesday.
The Winchester Presbytery will
hold is spring meeting in Piedmont
this State, beginning April IA.
Mr.. Edmund Bonney moved his
family TO Odtown, Maryland, last
Monday.
Mrs. Benjamin Daley. of Moore.
6,ld, returned from Cumberland last
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. v. Herriott. OF this vi
c'sity it visiting friends In Councils
vile, Pennsylvania.
Judge James ID. Armstrong and
r. W Daley, Esq, were in Peters-
burg attending Cnurt las, wesk,
Miss Lucy Rees returned TO her
home at Rees' Tsnnery last Thurs.
day
The public school in tbi4 place
closed last Friday. The exercises.
we are told. we're very entertaining
srd edlfying.
M:s. V. n. Polling went 10 Don
slds3n's last Thu sday to bring her
diushtar, Miss Ada who had been
very sick, home.
Ms. Louisa Housec's il the place
to Cad fresh Millinery. Call and ex-
smiue her new styles OF hats, trim-
mings and other goods.
Mrs W. P,ttie and little daugh.
Ter left Monday morning for their
home Storm Lake. lows. Her sister.
Mrs. Sheetz, went with them to Cum.
berland.
! = We have hesrd Of he death Of Dr.
An. D. P>rran Of Hardy county ct tue
4 sga Of &c yCsrs; but have no partic-
QaS.
TIE WomAnis@foreisn Missionary
Society will hold its monthly meet
ing Thursday afternoon. April 2,
q. tho residence OF Mrs. Clarence
Coosus.
The Petersburg correspondent oil
the Moorefield Eranirner says: Mr..
j L. Taylsr. Of tue Brighton Tame.
~, is here. They have bought Mr..
Jesse Fishers land, formerly part
Of The Cyrus Welton home place.
Price paid $4,000.
The frat on arterly moetipg TO-
South Branch Circuit vac held in his
place asst Saturday and Sunday
Rev. G.. T. Tyler preached four ser
sermons. TIE weather kept good
many away bat there were five min
s listers present Gu Sabbath and We arc
told the services were we're very ims
& pressive.
q The Davis Sowing Machine Com.
g psny is sold company, amt when
they warrant each Of their machines
for O term Of 1--WE years. you can rest
aeured that they will make them OF
the bsst material and with the great
a est care. There is no doubt the
q Davis will wear three times as long
as il is warrauLed. u.s.. Keller, Ag't
The early train Monday was brought
a TO stand still under he Hanging
rocks by tue timely discovery OF a
huge rock upon the track the reno
va Of which required the combined
force Of the lIain men and male pas
sengsrs. After accomplishing that they
killed a snake in the road. Whether
the loos ming u the rock awo1e aud
g disturbed biz anakeship we know cot !
but il VA, ycritAble snake.
Wo learn from the Presiding i der
Bey. g. T Tyler, hat the following
>changes n tie AuoreGsld District
81 have be 70 ma'o since Conference
Re Charlie. I wood, OF Piedmont
.g'es To- Pete urg; Rev. w. r
Locke is changed from Petersburg "a
F.cdmcnt SIaucsgiilo Circuit has
been torue by taking Branch Noun.
h1, salem Wesley Chapel, Levels
ant H''hol ftom Springfield Circuit.
a'o IS 70 he slpp'ied by Rev Wes-
Fey Hammond