South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-04-24
County News.

SLANEsviLLr, April Thames
Smith, son OF Wesley Smith living
near North River Mills. died last
week after u long illness-some.
thing like Consumption.
Rev. g. w. Stump preached his
fret sermon on bis circuit laat Sun.
day.
Mamie Taylcr ia sick with La.
grippe. Edwa I'd Bennett has been
poorly with tevers. We learn that
VIII Seaman, of Jersey Mountain,
ID very Ill with Lagrirpe. 80
AU Us A, April 26.-Farmers
are busy getting their ground in
order for spring crops.
A number of onr young men
have gone to Cumberland, Md,
Piedmol t W. Va land MiddIetown,
Va, to work.
MIR. j. u. Beery reorganizcd his
Sunday School at this place yes
ter day.
Nj Elizabeth SchniLbe, WHO
has been attending school at tapon
Bridge. has returned home.
The Killdo l.. S. al THE place is
in full blast, they meet next Satur-
day night
Mr.. g. L. Varpelt who has been
at Piedmont for some time, was
at this place inst week visiting
friends and relatives. REX, JR.
Cold STEFAN, April IO.-The
singing of the birds, the ewelling
OF the buds, and the croaking of
the frogs, are all gentle reminderl
that spring is here, we welcome 1t
The farmers are busy getting thei.
oats and corn ground ready for
planting. The are greatly behind
with their Flowing aud hence pant
! ing will be late.
Tie roads are extremely bad at
this time, almost Impossible
Dir. L. w. Richmond has moved
to the former residence of SIr. T..
+. Shane on Cold Stream.
The tide OF immigration seems
to be for Middletown and Peters
burg.
Mr.. Godlove, the boss carpenter
OF Capon Bridge and constructor
oil tanneries, gave farewell party
to tie young folks of his vicinity !;
IT was we'll attended and we all fel t
we had hearty welcome. After
hearing some elegant music on the
organ by Misses Mollie Godlove
and Emma Ward and others, the
crowd was engaged in sociability
and merry making, after which we
were introduced to a bountiful ia :
bic filed with luxuries. Mr.. God
love and family expect to move to
Petersburg in few days-they
will be sadly missed by their many
friends. X. A. &.
SPRINGFIELD. April 2l.-Col.
jams &. Lee, of Washington, wss
in town again Mouday night and
organized Good TempIar's Lodge
from some of tie best young ladies'
and gentlemen i'm the community.
We name some Of the officers cleo.
ted DR. + S Griffith L G T.; X
r Guthrie g T.; Mrs 5 ID Ben.
ninRton VT Edgar s Parker Sec
Rotary; Newton B Guthrie Finan.
cial Sec'y; Arthur L Butt Treas u
rer; Ed w Shannon Marshal, aud
Rev s ID Bennington Chaplain.
Mrs Robert Parker and Mrs. nj
+ Guthrie are visiting friends in
Cumberland.
Mrs. VIM A Shannon returned
Saturday from two weeks visit
IN Piedmont.
DR.. Griffith is packing up to
move TO Basic City. The Doctor
and bis estimable wife will be very
much Missed We trust we may
be fortunate enough 70 get another
good physician, with "A dice family.
This will be good location for
one Doctor.
As previously announced, orr
fret quarterly meeting services
will begin in this place Sa' urday
next at IL o. III. We expect our
Presiding Elder 10 he present and
do the preaching. Rev. G W Stump
made bis debut here last Sunday
and did unusually we'll 70. a young
preacher.
YouT correspondent spent a few
days 10 Basic City and Stanton
last week. GUEss.
A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES BER LIFE
II was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper. out IL saved her life, She was 10 the
last stages Of consumption told by phyg-
clans chat che was ncurable and could live
only a short time; she weighed less than
veuty pounds. On n piece Of wrapping
paper She read o. DR.. Kings New Dissolve '
and got sam pie bottle, is helped her, shJ
bought large bottle is helped her more.
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