South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-12-16
Read the 2. & o. Christmas rates


Springfield paid us very pleasant
call Tuesday.
Mr.. A. b. C.-Whitaker, Of Bark
vile, was In town Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Dyer. of Frostburg. Nd.
engaged in selling dry goods, wa
in town last week. He ia a NOBLE
specimen Of the Emerald Isle.
Read "Christmas suggestions" in
another column you will learn
something to your advantage.
Miss Amelia, dau ghter of Rev.
DIR. A. Q. Hopkins, has returned
to Charles Town.
Rev. Mr.. Washburns preached
in the Presbyterian Church Last
Sabbath morning aud night.
No business of any special impor-
lance was transacted in either house
OF Congress last week.
Er. Dick McCarty has given up
his position in Cum berland for a
more desirable one in Chicago.
Should you go to Cum bsrland be-
fore Chrlstmas stop In al l.. n.
Shepherds and examine h q Christ
mas Goods.
Have you examined p. Gerber's
line OF ready made clothing? He
keeps Hats too, all styles and sizes.
Stop In and Look around.
Deputy Sheriff, j. William Pol
ing, has returned from Weston
whittier he went with Mrs. Bowman
tho deranged woman.
We are very anxious thai you re-
member the sale by the ladies' will
take place at the lone Of Judge
Armstrong Saturday afternoon.
The revival at Fairview contin-
ues with Increasing interest. Tween
ty-two persons have come forward
as penitents, nine OF whom have
professed conversion.
Mr.. Clifford ParsoLs who is on a
vacation from near Pittsburgh to
mis- mother at the Rocks in this Vi
cinity killed two fine deer last Sat
urday.
The Elk Garden News say: 8.
h. Dixon, one day last week killed
hog which weighed five hundred
aud twenty 10. net, after being
dressed.
The mission service a5 st. S.e-
phens did not begin Tuesday night
as announced because OF the lines
of the minister who Was exp ,ct,d
Road notice.
We are under obligations to Rev.
q. n. Gibbons for some nice veni-
son last Saturday and we are glad
TO be able TO congratulate him on
his success in hunting.
Mrs. w. Athey and children who
have been spending some weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mira.
Tobias Mytinger in this place re-
turned to Keyser Satu, day.
Miss Elite NJ. Washington who
spent tAe summer AID fall with
relatives in Frederick aud Loudoun
counties Virginia returned last
week snd is nov at home at her
sisters Mrs. John J. Inskeep's nea-
this place
Miss Nellie Mytinger OF this place
has taken charge of the public
school near Barkville, Mineral 90.
Miss Nellie has taught school sew
eral winters very sat sisctorily to
those employing her.
We have heard that Mr.. Z. Sem
senpy Heiakell is candidate for
the Postofiice in this place, Mr.
II. will DO the right man in the
right place--will make an sctive
and efficient Postmaster.
Judg' Jamos Wilson and his
brother-in-law, Dir. Clarence King,
both Of Maryland arrived at Mrs.
A, /. Inskeep's in this vicinity
Monday morning and will spend q
few days to enjoy deer hunting.
Messrs Stuart and Ned Kuyken-
dali were summoned from this
place ear y Monday morning to
their home near Oakland on ac-
count OF the sudden illness of their
mother, Mrs. Isaac Kuykendall.
Did you ever buy horse and not
have some misgivIngs as to his
points till they were fully tested?
Not so with Ayers Sarsaparilla;
Won may be sure Of it at the start.
1t never disappoints those who give
it fair and persistent trial.
Mrs. o. T. High OF this place
aud her sister, Miss Annie High
from Mill Greek, went to Baltimore
Monday. Miss Annie has been in
poor health for some time and she
goes at the suggestion Of and &C
companied by her attending physi-
clan, DR.. Frank Wright Of Burling-
ton.
Miss Mary Allen West, who has
been doing temperance work in
japan for the past year and who
was expected TO return to Chicago
next month, died in Toxic on the
first inst. Miss West was the SEN
Tor editor Of the Union Signal, the
organ Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
Saturday ia the dav for the 1adies