South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-13

4. - s@''f VI tuis place
"as'ending Conferences q, Roanoke.
Ar French and daughter re.
'urned from her farm Saturday.
Augusta letter reached as too LAT.
Tor this issae. '~''
Z Oh K. w. Monroe Is a,tens;no
Sonr, In Mcorefeld this week.
We are sorry 10 learn tia, Squire
o'o'on ms oeea more indisposed the
We regret TO learn Of the death of
tain.
Mrs.. Matilda wife of Mr.. Ohio
ne'skeli, well known here. died n,
ner home in Wheeling Saturday
Rev G. T. Tyler LEI, Tuesday 70,
Hosn9ke TO attend the annual Con-
ference 'N
Miss Jennie Daley returned from
moorefield TueiAy accompanisd nv
her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Daley.
Mr.. J. Don. Parsons. OF Colorado.
formerly OF this county, Is visiting his
son, and other relatives 10 this place
and vicinity.
jus. think OF is-A splendid Silver
Ihimble only 10 cents each a, l.. G.
lsoessler's. Jeweler, lie Baltimore St.
Cumberland, Nd
Or. George Baird, one OF the olles,
and warmly esteemed physicians of
wheeling, vas shot. fatally, by DIR.
Carlton on ga urday last.
Mr.. James Cheshire, OF this vi
clnity, had HE leg broken between
DTS knee anil anele on Monday by
falling from his wigoa.
/. p. Garfield. ID. ID. g.. uiyi,i,
Romoey March %, aud wiliremain
until the 28th. Office at Keller's
Hotel Call early in order to m AXE
engagements.
Mis- Alice Fundenberg left for
ONE Tuesday ia answer 10 a tel
egram telling her of her brothers.
Illness. We hope Il be founi him
better.
DR.. II. NJ. Hayden, denii.t died
At his home. l406 Madison avenue.
Baltimore in The eighty-tour b year
Of his age.
StauEt0n Spectator; - The Presby.
teriaa cougreea ion Of Goshen. on
the ! III Of February ex,eajei a call
TO Mr. Lsmbden, Of Baltimore. to be.
come pastor OF the church giving IL
his entire time.
Rev. j. ". VsnDevanter, late OF
the church at Beverly has accented
the call 20 become the pastor OF the
Augusta church In this county.
+. NJ, Gilkeson is 10 tie lead on
lo'hinP, hisrrice, are as low as tho
lowest.
Moor fivld Examine, LAS, n,Obt
the qnie,ude Of our town was dis-
turbed by the alarm OF fire. The Gre
was In Mr.. A. NJ. Inskeep's hand
some new residence AMI when the
people arrived there smoke aud FIRE
was ronriug ost OF the basement win
dows and the whole Foundation seem
ed to be afire. Buckets, tuba and
f'N 49, 'Fpa''iN iub w use IN con-
veying wal er ana The fire VS. finally
put out. IL was a harI fought kat.I 10
Whe the IRE was pa, out in the base.
mcnt b'azs was discoy red in the
second story. but that, too, was soon
put out. People worked heroicsl'y
some carry ing water. others throw.
ing II upon the flames, while Others
we're removing the furniture. Nearly
everybody IN town vas here. II was
almost a miracle that the house was
saved, considering that our town j.
without any fire apparatus, but hard
work dit IL The damage TO tho house
sni furniture is considerable The
house was handsomely furnished and
in moving the furniture in the exci,e-
ment some damage. OF course was
dons. The Ere originated from the
furnace in the basement
Mrs. Mary s. Cunningham and
family this week moved from Peter.
burg to Mr.. John w. McNeil's place
four niles aboya Rnmnav