South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-07-22


our county readers to thu adyer-
tisment Of Mr. J NJ. Bell in the
local column.
The Hon. G. j. Faulkn er has our
thanks for copy of the speech of
Hon. David Turpie, OF Indiana, on
"Reciprocity True and False"
General Postmaster wanamaker
has ordered money order Offices es-
tablished in the postoflices of
Springfield and Capon Springs, this
county.
Mira. julius Waddle was called
to Lynchburg, last Friday by the
illness Of her cousin, Mrs. Anna
Parsons, mother of DR.. Edgar
Parsons.
We see it stated that Bishop A.
w. Wilson OF the NJ. L. Church,
South. has sailed for Brazil where
he will attend the missionary Con-
ference.
Miss Moliie Parker, from near
Springfield, accompanied by her
cousin, Mis- Ellen Grace, Of Chill
licothe, Missouri was in town sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Annie Hack and her daugh-
ter, Mis- Mary, of Vino hester, ao-
companied by Mrs. Gus. Hack, are
visiting her brother, Mr. William
Russell of this place.
John S. Pancake, Esq, won't to
Moorefield Monday of last week to
bring home his family and was nc
companied up by Misses Freddie
and Mary Bierkamp.
Miss Maggie Guthrie, of Spring
field, spent several days in our town
last week. She left on Thursd "
to receive her cousin, NJ So May
Sutor from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LaMonte,
Of Bound Brook, New Jersey, got
here last Thursday and are visiting
her old home and sisters Misses
Jane +. and Lou Kern.
Miss Mary Maslin, eyed nineteen
years daughter of the late William
Mas,in (son of Thomas Maslin) OF
Moorofield died at the home of her
mother in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. Herndon and family went TO
Oldtown Saturday to see their
brother, Mr., Edmund Bonney, who
was very sick. They returned Mon
day and report him improving.
Mr.. Frank Harrison took a
number of Masons from this place
to Keyser Saturday to attend the
laying Of the corner stone of TIE
new Presbyterian church there.
Messrs. A. ID. Hays and j. A.
Boland went to Cum berland We'd
nesday Of last week to meet Mrs.
Hays and Walter who have return
ed fiom Warrington and Fair
mont.
Prof. Barnes and his assistant in
structor, Mr.. Evans, also OF Fair
mont, in company with a mum Ter
Of teachers and Miss Grace. of Mis-
souri,, went TO Ice mountain last
Saturday
The Democratic Congress; onal
Convention Will meet in Grafton
next Tuesday, and the State Con-
vention at Parkersbnrg tho day
following. Hampshire Delegates
do your duty.
There was great rejoicing in the
interstate conference at Mt. Lake
Park last Thursday over the action
of the United Stetcs Senate upon
the liquor and Sunday questions of
the Worlds Fla r.
Rev. j. IL. Watson, Pastor of
the coIorcd church in this place,
will hold village campmeeting at
Paw Paw from August lltn to the
18th. Several ministers are expec-
ted and good time is anticipated.
Ex-senator Flournoy and family,
Of Charleston, reached this place
last week and are warmly greeted
by their many friends. Mr.. f. re-
turned Monday hut Mrs. f. and
the children will stay the rest of
the summer.
In another column will be found
the proceedings of the Institute
held here last week kindly furnish
ed by the Secretary, Mr.. James NJ.
Miller For want OF space we
omit the names OF the teacters
who attended.
A lady, whose hair came out with
every combing, was induced to give
Ayers Hair Vigor a faithful trial.
She did so, and not only was the
loss Of hair checked, but new and
vigorous growth soon succeeded that
which had gone.
This South Branch in this vicini-
ty seems to be very attractive, auo-
Their crowd Of fishermen arrived
last week, and we understand that
Mrs Parsons at the Rocks has her
house full to Overlooking with board
ers all the timc.
On Monday last we had a very
pleasant call from Mr.. wilbur g.
Dell - Tcr-o-, sf....a.