South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-07-17

her father.
The four months old infan, OF
mr. and Mrs. King who recently
moved into the property Of Mr
Isaac Entler died Tuesday evening.
Rev. William X. Marshall. of
Christiansburg. will preach in the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Ia this place next Sabbath NOM.
ing.
Misses Alice and Mary Russer
daughters of J. Edward Russell
Esq, OF this place. are visitln, rel ,
atives in Winchester.
Mr.. William L Davis og Roches.
ter, New York, who has been So.
touring in in our village the pact
three months left on Wednesday
for Parkersburg.
Miss Elsie Rees Of Rees' Tan.
merry and her cousin, Miss Leila
Baker, from near Wine he ster are
visiting Miss Sallie Inskeep in this
vicinity.
Did the editor of the Wincbes-
ter Times think we were inquiring
Tor back numbers when he sent us
last week copy Of the Times da.
ted November &c 1890 2
Cherries are very abundant in
and about Romney. On Jersey
Mountain, we understand, they are
wasting by the bushel. Berries
also are plentiful; but the dewber-
ries that we have seen are small
and inferior. The hot days will very
materially affect the berry crop.
Judge ID. B Lucas, wife and
daughter sailed for Europe last Sat.
urday on the steamer Servia. When
the Servia had gotten about $50
miles from land her crank pin
broke. completely disabling her
machinery. She was towed back to
New York, reaching there safely
Tuesday:-Sepherdstown Register
July 10
We learn that the residence of Mr..
Noah w. Haines. near Slanesville In
this county, with nearly all it's con.
tents. was totally destroyed by fire
July j. On the day before. July 8, q
tenant house al Capon Springs be.
longing to Capt. w. II. Sale was
burned. Both of these houses were
insured in the companies represented
by Charles N. Hiett OF North River
Mills the first 10 the amount Of $500.
Second Quarterly Meeting for
Hardy circuit Nj. +. Church South
will be held at Hott's Chapel next
Sunday and Monday 10Th and
Goth inst.
Love-feast at $50 and preach.
ing at 1890 Sunday a. m. f'reach.
ing in afternoon. Preaching aud
Quarterly Conference Monday
morning.
| Quarterly Meeting at Barrettts
Char ell, NJ. K. Church South next
Saturday and Sunday.
Tue Presby teriai Committee Of
Publication met st the houe OF Rev,
F. 81. Woods in Martinsburg last
week, and appointed Sir. l.. FueiIle.
teau Harrer. a s,udent for tho gospel
ministry ss colperteur, to do work
within the bounds Of w inchester Tres.
bytery. Mr. Harper Is a grandson
OF the late Rev. Lewis +. Wilson,
and is most cordially and earnes ly
recommended to the churches and
congregations among whom he is sent
TO sell our Presbyterian and other
literature.
II. G. v. CAMPBELL.
Chairman OF Committee,
There are a good many lovers Of
river resorts from the cities at Mr..
Isaac Parsons this summer. For
their comfort and enjoyment Sir.
Parsons had large roomy house
with splendid porcbes built, which
10 great improvement to his coun-
try place; making it very attrac-
tive as well as desirble. also adj
ding To the beauty Of our South
Branch Valley which for lovely
scenery can not be surpassed any
where. At least that is what we
have heard others say. Cheat riv.
er valley abounds in beautiful
scenery and go does Kanawha val d.
ley; but we give the preferen ce to
South Branch,
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
The Mountain State Business College
Fairmont W, Vs,t fe,opens September 10Th.
, prepares both sexes for business HeAlthful-
y ADD beautifully located on the MonOn gahe.
10 river A LIVE school for the training OF
LIVE men. Thorough instruction 10
Book keeping, Banking, Commercial Law.
Penmanship, T'legraphy, Short hand and
TypeHwriting. No charge tor situa,ionS
furnished, For information address,
A. G. SINE, Principal.
MAISRIED.
On The 9Th ofJuly. 1891, by Rev. John
Johnston, at the residence Of the bride, Rev
/ a r. IN.