South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-03
FHEANTELLIGENCER
FRIDAY. JUNE 3, 1899.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Go to the Hall to get your din
ner Saturday.
MIR. j. N. Barnes made US very
pleasant call Friday.
VIM. lass, ESQ Of Okonoko,
made us pleasant call Monday.
Dinner can be got at the Hall on
Decoration Day, also ice cream and
cake.
DR.. j. w. Shull, of Pleasant
Dale, paid US an acceptable call
Saturday.
Mr.. J. l.. Buzzard is again at his
old place in the store of |. III. G.
Pancake.
Miss Laura Clayton, of Keyser,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Hciskell, in this place.
Fat and skinney. short and tall,
Brown will photograph you all.
J. William Gilkeson, Esq, of
Moorefield, was in town Tuesday
Cnroute to the Convention.
Rev. j. f. Woods, of Mounds
vile, preached in st. Stephens
Episcopal Church last Sabbath
night.
There arc numbers OF cases of
measles III town, mostly among tho
children, some few cIses of grown
persons.
III. N Deatrick q merchant, and
Vice President of tho National
Bank Of Martinsburg died suddenly
on the Gath.
Gilkcson certainly carries beau
tiful stock OF Furniture.
The Southern Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, at Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, adjourned to meet next
year ut Macon, GA.
Judge Robert w. Daley return
cd from Martinsburg Saturday last
and went to Moorefield Monday to
hold Circuit Court there.
For stock in the Iron Belt Build
ing and Loan Association, of Roa-
noko, Virginia, apply to Prof. LII.
il. Johnson, local agent.
Prof. S. S. Little writes us it will
be impossible to visit Romncy as
stated in the INTELLIGENCER last
week. Due notice will be given.
You can buy the latest improved
R3frigerators at Gilkeson's.
Rev. Mr.. Cotton, the Bible Agent
will preach his annual sermon in
the Presbyterian church in :his
place on Sabbath morning, June
-.
In our next issue we Will give a
list OF the names of the signers to
the petition for lion. VIM. L. Will
son to address the people of Hamp-
shire.
l. =. Garfield, y. ID. S., will be
IN Romney from June - to
June Is. Office at Keller House.
BE prompt in calling early to make
engagements.
Mr.. Garrett Parsons, of this vi
entity, left on Tuesday TO attend
the Convention at Charles Town,
and also the Episcopal Council at
Nartinsburg.
During a snow storm in Garrett
county last Friday, q circus porfor-
nance was suspended while tho
performers went out TO engage in
balling.
Look at Gilkoson's new supply
Of Lace Curtains.
Rev. G. A. Gibbons, accom- panied
Ivy ltey's G.. q. Pearson md j. +.
woods, went to Martinsburg Wed
Acoday to attend tho annual Coun.
ell Of the Episcopal church.
Sell your Wool to Gilkoson and
get the highest market price.
a statue Of Lieut.. Con. A. p.
lii.l was unveiled at Richmond,
va IN the presence of a large as
sembIage, inclading Confederate
veterans and military from all over
tnc State. Gen. James A Walker,
o. Nythcyillc, delivered the grafton.
We arc sorry TO learn OF tho
v."th Of Mrs. Bette, wife Of A..
", Mcdonald, Esq, which occur
,cl at their home in Charles Town
'ast week. Mrs. NJ. was formerly
VI TINS county, a sister OF Rev. Jo-
acph Shcrrard.
We had a very pleasant call on
tuesday, from J. w. Ruckman,
-'43 OF Augusta. 1t certainly is
."eeF'ng to hear kind words for the
NisIHsENCER,' especially from
'"'s- VINO have known aud read this
''p- n other days.