South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-13

Read Flurshutz's advertisement
to-day and visit his store when ron
are in Cumberland he will show
you something you want.
l. p. Garfield, ID. ID. S., will be
in Romney from May 90 to
May %. Office at Keller House.
BE prompt in calling early to make
engagements.
Mr.. Ii. j. Brill, of Mill Brook.
paid us a pleasant call Tuesday.
b f. Mcdonald, ESQ, of Bloom
cry, paid us pleasant call Tues
day morning.
BENZ. Daley. ESQ.,, with his wife
and little daughter, are visiting his
fasher this week.
Service will DO conducted next
Sunday, 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Glib
bons, at Epiphany Church, at
Okonoko.
5. ID. Powell, ESQ, of Pleasant
Dale and Geo. S. Arnold, ESQ, of
South Branch paid us pleasant
calls Tuesday evening. To them
and to all the friends who remem-
bered us during court we feel very
grateful.
We had pleasant call Tuesday
evening from Senator q. j. Faux
ner who according to announce
ment addressed our people at the
Court llouse that afternoon. 1t
was the opening speech of the cam
paign and the Senator's first speech
in old Hampshire We horc to
be able to publish extracts OF it, if
not the whole speech in our next
issue.
We had the pleasure Tuesday Of
meeting one OF the candidates for
Auditor of this State, Camden
Sommers, Esq, of Harrison county
whose announcement appears in
this paper 10 day. Mr.. s. served
in the capacity of assistant Audi
tor with Hon. j. S. Miller for
several years and Is fully acquaint-
ed with, and qualified for the du-
ties OF the office be seeks, and it
gives us pleasure to present him to
our rea 'ors.
Mss Lydia j. Newcomb, of Mich
igan, w. Q II. u, Teacher of Vo-
cal and Physical Culture, including
Delsarte, Gymnastics and Indian
Club Swinging. will attend the an
nual convention of the w. Va. Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
to meet here June 1i-lG, and will
give an Entertainment the evening
of the 10Th, She will also give
two. weeks course of lessons begin
min, j inc l6-1uring which time
she viii give several public lectures,
subjects will be given later.
Mertons Sons, of Cumberland,
have received the contract for the
erection Of Presbyterian church
building at Keyser. The Old edi-
flee, which is an ancient frame af-
fair, has been torn away, and
handsome brick structure will be
built on the old site. The new
church will cost $4,000, and will
have graceful spire rs feet high,
which will contain a deep-'oned
bell. The roof Of the edIfice will
be covered with slate.
Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics
and all
Give Browns Photograph Gal
lcry q call.
Entrance through hallway of
bank blilding. Am prepared to
do all kinds of Photographic work
at satisfactory prices. Come at
once aud avoid the rush.
Respectfully,
i. w. Brown.
Not many physicians make great
therapeutic discoveries. For the
most part they content themselves
with administering judiciously
what is prescribed in the books.
To DIR. j. G. Aver, however, is due
the credit Of discovering that great
est OF bio -purifiers-Ayer's Sar-
sara-illa.
The Cumberland Alleganian says:
Garrett Luteman has been at Syl-
van Retreat nearly ten days and
there seems TO be little or no change
in his mental condition. His fits
of depression and chcerfulness still
come upon him periodically and he
seems to be an enigma to the other
demeatcd inmates. lie holds HIM
self aloof from them and really APP
Tcars to pity the most hopelessly
insane ones in his department.
His health is improving and his
appetite is picking up. lie sleeps
very poorly, however, but this may
be ascribed TO the change in his
surroundings.