South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-06
OUR NOTE BOOK.

ION Iall 10 near senator Eauik-
ner next Tuesday.
DIR. Garfield went to Paw Paw
Saturday.
Miss Alice Fundenburg returned
to Deer Park last Saturday.
Mrs. @. III. Hill is visiting her
sister at Frederick City, Maryland.
Mrs. Susan CarsSadon returned
to HeadSyille last Saturday.
Circuit Court win meet here next
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. j. Cornwell was in Cum
berland last Thursday.
GillSeson is still selling En- 'erprise
coffee ut 20 cts.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. c.. Pancake
returned from Baltimore Friday.
Hon. S. L. Flournoy spent Sat-
urday and Sunday last in our town.
Gilkcson's stock of Furniture is
large. Look at his Rustic Rocker.
Senator Faulkner will addrcs,
our people at tho Court House next
Tuesday
Tde Sunday school was re-organ-
cd at the Hanging Rocks last Sab
bath afternoon.
Mr. Brown, the photographer,
and his wife arrived in this place
Thu! SdaY.
Mrs. Il. Nj. Gilkcson with her
children, returned from Moorelicld
last Friday.
Miss Sidney Pancake and her
sister, Mrs. Andrew + Pancake,
were In town last week.
Remember the mass meeting on
the first day of Court Senator
Faulkner will be in town that day.
Rev. John Johnston, OF Mineral,
preached in the Presbyterian church
last Sabbath morning and night.
The w. G. Il. u. will held it's
meeting next Monday afternoon at
the residence of Mr.. John +. Kel-
Ter.
Mrs. Caroline Hictt, of North
River Mills. visited her brother.
John G. Heiskcil, Esq, IN this
place, last week.
Mr.. James w. Slviile, from near
Soath Branch station, paid us
pleasant call last week.
We had n pleasant call Monday
morning from Mr d. w. Gifliu, of
Yellow Springs, ills county.
The Ladies will do well to look
at Gllkeson's beautifully trimmed
Hats before buying elsewhere.
Bishop George w. Peterkin held
confirmation service at st. Stephens
Episcopal church in this place Sab
bath night last.
Mrs James ii. Blue, from near
South Branch station with her
niece, Miss Lucy Rees, Of Mineral
county, we're in town a few days
ago.
Mr.. Joe. Pancake, from up the
river, accompanied to Cumberland
last Thursday, his nephew, Mr..
Isaac Parsons who was on his way
to join his father, Mr.. J. Don. Par
sons, in Gunnison, Colorado.
Summer weather has come upon
us very suddenly and every body is
in rush with work-farmors arc
blowing, gardens are being made
and housewives are worrying over
spring cleaning.
Mr.. John Baker White returning
from Philadelphia to Charleston
last Saturday stopped of here be.
tween trains to see his father.
Attention is called to the Gne dis.
play Of Millinery goods just receiv-
cd 90 Mrs. Louisa Uouser's Beau
tful flowers, laces, ribbons and hats
Of all styles. Call aud examine be-
Tore purchasing elsewhere.
The man who called sarsaparilla
fraud, had good reason; for he
got hold Of worthless mixture at
reduced rates lie changed his
opinion, however, when he began
TO take Ayers Slrsaparilla. 1t
pays to be careful, when buying
medicines.
In another column will be found
'0e notice of Mrs Mills. She il n
2g.ing widow with two little
.Iafcn 20 support Zone deaf.
"ule) and we solicit for her the
patronage Of our people who arc
.f SLOW in helping others.