South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-09
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Miss Kitty Vance 60. beck from
Noorefeid Las, week.
Mr.. JubnJ. O,rnwell aud wife were
in Cum bertrand. Thursday.
Mr.. George McCarty was in town
last week. -
Mr.. vsuse Parker won't to Wa.h-
iDgton Ssturdav.
Mrs. Bion Harmison 90. back
from Baltimore Saturday evening.
Mrs Susan Carsksdon has rel ar ned
TO HesdsviIle.
Mr.. Diller returned from Washing
ton Monday.
Thomas G. Po~nall, Esq. wen. 20
MooreGeld Monday.
County Superintendent j. F. Tut
wiler paid Us pleasant call Mon.
day.
Mrs. G. w. Hollis aud her dsugh.
ter returned to Front Royal las.
Friday,
Miss Nan Shee'z went 10 Cumher t.
land Tuas'ay to spend the week With
bsr friend, Miss Mary Long.
Miss Nettie Lucas, as i.tsnt music
teacher in the school for the Hind,
returned from NJ ,rtinsbury last week.
We had q pleasant call FRIDAY
from Mr.. Charles Al. French from
near Springfield.
Mrs. Henry Campbsll accomp Anied
he. sister, Mics Miranda Washing
ton. to FcrndaIe Thursdsy.
James A. Gibson, Eco, 10 visiting
his niece, Mise Amelia Owens, In Car
Isle.
Mr.. John w. Kerns from pear
Springfield, paid us . pleasant call
Friday.
Mrs. Alverda Inskeep re.u, neil
from Cumberland aud Keyser last
Monday.
Mrs. Floreuce French waa In town
last week TO attend The funeral Of Dir.
Campbell and spend = few days
among her friends.
Nrs. Isaac v. Parker returned
from Curtis Bay Thursday accompa,
MED by her daughter Mrs. John T.
Goldsboro.
Noshell.'s occupations gone" BE used 70
spend dsys aad nights eursiug the Hates and
the rheumatism. Nov the only lies down
ana lsughs to think hov easily he vas cured
BY Salvation OIL ~ rs cts.
Prof. J. A. Boland went over to
Cumberiaud Thursday afternoon and
returned at night on the special train
that brought the pupils.
:. Ars. Mamie Whi,e and her Two
little, eirls left on Monday for Lex
ingtou. Virginia Her father. DR.. Fin,
ley. went to Green Spring with them
Mr.. Elwood Houser, who has had
the foreman's place in the INTRLLI
GENCER office for the past month, re.
turned to Cumberland Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Pancake from up the
river, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Maria Rees and other relatives at
Rees' Tarnery.
Mr. n. S. Cornwe'l. Of Romnev, sr.
rived Sunday evening to take charge
Of the graded school at this place. -
Petersburg Guze1e.
Cumberland ia srrayed In MAS oil
hunting for the carnival festiv;tie4
which began Tuesday Of this week
to continue three days.
Miss Kate Seaman, of Jersey Noun
tain, is staying with her sister Mrs
Il. S. Heiskell ond attending the
public school in this place.
WANTED.-I0O0 cords Of Ches.
nut and White Oak Stavc bolts. For
particulars inquire Of J. LONDON
R'nney Save, Spoke and Handle
Factory.
Wherever you find sudden changes OF cli-
mate or very damp, nu1hoiesome air, ther,
you hni nasal cstArrh Old Ssuls Catarrh
Cureis a specific for tbs siment. At all
dealers Is Gems
Prof. Richard McGec, music in
sIructor of the Blind, pot back on
Thursday. lie was married Tuesday
Of Last week in Parkershurg to Miss
Florence Festy who will come or
.hortIy.
Mrs. Lyons of Wyandotte county
this State, who came on with her sor
Harry last week returned Monday
Harry has been a pupil in Professor
JohnsoD's room al The Institution
several years.
Lieu ensnt John Blue has movet
his family from Barnes Mill to thi
vicinity and is now living in the house
lsiely occupied by Major John Z
Wilson and has charge OF the mill.
Mr.. Frank Holmes Of Keyser. sr
list OF the Chicogo Globe Of whom tbl
Keyser Echo says; eve doubt if b,
is eIcelled by any artist Of his age {,
The UOited States or any other coun-
try visited his cousin Mrs Lizzie
oCarty IN this place laet week.