South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-12-25

IN homney from Jan. 4th to 9th
y 6ce at Keller House. 81
prompt in calling early to make
engagements.
The Sunday school NJ the Ne, ho-
dat Church South ~ Three Cburche,
On Jersey Mountain will have q
Chris'massTree 10 the Church on
Christmas Day.
The postofice,wi.l be c'osed on
Christmas Day except st the time oil
opaning he msiIs
The Bark viii be closed Christ.
mas Day.
A Letter Monday brought us from
Our oldlfriend Joseph. Patterson, ESQ
his annual - Tor renewal Of sub.
scription With kind wisbes for the
success of the. IsrELLIoENcrR.
DIR. Car6sId viii be, in town the
first we.k in Jsnua-y.
Mr.. Page Gihbnns WI Leone home
from school 10 spend Chris mas.
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Guret
Gun nioghsm vas painfully injured
/ by tree falling son him. He was
hsv'bg some timber chopped. pre-
psratory for . sa~ mill set, On his
farm about miles South OF Moore.
held, In Hardy county, when by sone
means be was struck by tree or
limb that was falling. and badly in
ju-ed abou' the back aud hips. Pc
tersburg Gazette. -
Rev. II. r. Graham. son OF Rrv.
Dr.. Graham. the popular pastor OF
the Ken. street. Presbyterian church
OF Winchester, who with hts young
wife recently went tn japan a. mis-
sionsriss, me, With sa,erious loss On
their stormy passage across lbe Pa
c.fc ocean. Their trunks containing
their clothing, hooks and other effect,
had been stored near tairty barrels
of lnbric sting oil which burst during
storm running all their property
Winchester Times.
T. j. Ocndorff Of the Marble
Works firm Sullivan and Orndo,ff,
westernport, Md., passed through
own last Thursday returning from q
mos. successful business trip into
vilginis with his DO k.fulleof fresh
orders. These gentlemen are.dning
a big business, recently had to en-.
large their apariments"snd are con.
SANITY busy. Youw.ll find them fair
and square in all thsir-eealings.
The Scisn'if American advertise
in another column under tue head of
PATENTS, certainly needs no one to
'sing lite pra'se', hn., no'w,thstand
ing this fact, We feel it an absolute
duty TO The general public. at ieas,
that portion OF it which has never
seen or heard of the paper. 10 tell tn m
tn Il such q fone is published At the
low price Of $3 year, and that its
true value cannot he overestimatcd.
The Wheeling Reeis'er.''calls the
attention Of County Courts though
out tie State to..sec'ion 5 Of chapter
SO Of the acts of the las Iegi-la ure,
wherein it is provided that the Coun.
" Cnur shall establish in each dis
trict pc ling place for every 250 vo
ters and that this shall be done by
each OF said courts at,na first meet
ing 10 January, 1892. The present
distr hutton of po Ing places is very
Irregular aud il is not too earlv for Co
Commissioners to consider this mas.
ter 80 as 10 arrange the districts ns
required by the new ballot law.
Time and pa,ien. labor achieve
great re suite, and we re member meth
ing that 30 furcibIy illustrates this
fact. ~ tie unpsrsIle ell sue cess Of
The New High Arm Davis Sewing
Machine, which has At length been so
thoroughly perfected iha, to-day it
stands at the head of its clsss -abso-
iutelv without q rival The Ver.i.
dal Feed-which is tie predominant
distinctive featuro Of this mach inc.
enables 1t to do With rapidi,y and
ease, q range OF work entirely beyond
the reach Of other machines. placing
IL above all crmpo ition. The value
OF q Sewing Machine depend, upon
tie doing with facility lin the hands
Of a ca ,spsrativsly uuskiTlea oplra.
tor-the whole range Of wnrk that
The present elaborate style OF dress
acquires to- be done in every family.
The New High Arm Davis. with its
superior automatic attachtncnts, is the
only machine in the market tia fills
these reqnirenentsI sn' no fam. y
can afford TO be wilhoat IL. j. s..
Keller, Agent.