South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-09

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the circulation OF $50, 900 copies
per week.
III you want 70 huya Cooking or
Heating Stove call on X. III. Gi1ke.
son. He sells them at Rock bottom
prices.
A furniture factory and three
dwelling. houses were destroyed by
IRE in Keyser, Saturday night.
Loss, sl9, 900; partially insured.
Don't fail to call and examine
<. M. Gilkeson's Large Stock of
FURNITURE before purchasing else
where.
We are pleased to state that lit
tie Nellie. daughter Of q. II. Will
hams, ESQ, who has been sick with
scarlet fever mas about recovered.
Mr.. Fred Sheetz and his family
have removed from Headsville Min
erai county to North Carolina leay-
ing two daughters one at Keyser
school and one at Winchester
school.
A neighboring exchange remarks
that the democrats had q great deal
TO be thankful for this Thanksqiy-
ing. That's all true, but they will
have ; great. deal more to be thank
full for before this time next year -
Morgantown New Dominion.
Mr. George Washington from
Kansas arrived at Green Spring
Monday morning of last week just
as his wife was about leaving for
Kansas. She returned to Ridge
dale with him and they are now
visiting his brothers and sisters in
this county.
A Georgia editor says to his sub
scribers: Brother, don't stop
yeur paper because. you don't agree
With the editor. The last cabbage
!, you sent us. didn't agree with us
either, but we didn't drop you from
our subscription list on that &C
count"
No. better preparation for the
hair has ever been invented than
Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t restores the
original color to faded and gray
hair, and imparts that natural
! gloss and freshness, everyone so
much admires. Its reputation is
world vide.
III any one wants to make friend
a Christmas gift we would suggest
that a years subscription to the
SOUTH BRANCH INTELLIGENCER
would be a wise selection; for don't
you see 1t would not only afford
your friends pleasure all sthe year
round, but would also keep you be-
fore them every week. Aud every
ono loves to be remembered.
A mastery pain-cure. Mr.. T.
Q. Wegman, "a Prospect street,
Brooklyn, N. Y. says this: "While
aS work / sprained my ankle and
was only able to get home with the
greatest difficulty. / sent FIR a
bottle of Salvation Oil and gave
N y ankle thorough rubbing after
which the pain subsidized and after
second application the pain entire
ly disappeared"
Prof J. P. Wiesel OF Cumber-
land has Holiday advertisement in
this paper to which we would di.
rect the attention of our readers
and recommend his place OF bust
ness as headquarters for good mus
&c and musical Instruments. Mr..
W. is proficient in his profession
and therefore fully prepared to give
satisfaction. Call and see him or
write him Orders will receive
prompt attention.
Has anybody responded to Mrs.
George La Monte In regard to the
missing books she 30 prizes and is
anxious to recover? They may
possibly DO among the books in
some OF our homes as such things
are easily overlooked and library
10 not examined every year If our
friends would take the trouble
Chose who have old books) to 90
over their books it would be graf
lHC%IlOu 10 MrS. IL.
Hampshire-The acreage sowed
to wheat this fall has not been as
large as usual by 10 per cent. Ow-
ing to the drought, the seed came
up very badly The corn crop of
the county Will average about 80
bushels per acre. Winter apples
about half a crop. Live stock in
fair condition. Mr.. Garrett w.
Parsons writes: at has not been
known to be as dry since 1854 and
1886 as it has been this fall. A
great many. formers did not get to
SOW any wheat, as they could not
get their Rround'plowed, and many
OF those who did SOW, say the seed
4 persisted before coming up. West
Va. EARN Bulletin.