South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-25

hopcfs W. 0aifeY, ESQ.,, - bold
ing Circuit Court at Petersburg.
Grant county, this week.
Mrs. Virgins Snyder left iast
Thursday to visit friends in Viz
ginis and Ohio.
Read the new advertisement in
this issue Of the Bee Hive Store in
Cumberland.
Rev. Mr.. Pierson and his wife
arrived in town Tuesday and are
boarding at Mr.. James Sheetz's.
Mr.. O. Il. Robosson got back to
komney Tuesday. He will be in
town for few days settling up the
business OF the old firm.
Miss Sallle 1. Throek morton who
has been in Indi ma since Decem-
Der last, is expected at Mrs. Alyer-
da !nskeep's, in this vicinity, this
week.
Rev. G. T. Tyler and Rev. d. l..
Reid left Tuesday for Harrison
ourg to attend the annual session
OF the Baltimore Conference NJ. T.
Church South which meets there
Wednesday Of this week.
We learn that Miss Ina, daugh-
ter OF the late Evan A. Nelson.
Esq, OF Capon Bridge has accepted
a position as teacher in tho State
Normal school at Fairmont. She
was graduate of that school last
June.
Mr. John A. Myers, Director of
the West Virginia Agricultural Ex-
J pertinent Station at Morgantown,
has our thanks for q copy of the
Bulletin on potato culture and fer
tilization, &c.
Bro John j. Cornwell. of the
"Review" has had his cup of hap
! piness made so full since our last
issue that we cannot resist extend
ing congratulations, and hope
that Misses Sally and Mary may be
never fading sunbeams around
the home hearthstone.
M. A. Hickmott, sawyer at the
Rcmney Stavc, Spoke and Handle
Mill. met with a painful accident
last week. While dressing the stave
saw, the file he was using broke,
causing his arm to fall on the teeth,
one OF which passed through ms
wrist, making an ugly but luckily,
not dangerous wound.
L. p. Robosson & Son of Rom
ney, w. Va. having mutually dis
solved partnership all claims against
and In favor of said firm will be
closed by the junior partner, G. Il.
Robosson, who respectfully asks
those knowing their indebtedness
TO please call on w. b. Cornwell,
who has been authorized to collect
and receipt for same. MA.
Mr.. Floyd Maupin, of Moore
field, had his leg broken at Cum
berland Thursday morning while
shipping car load of horses from
Brighton farm, one ofthem slipped
on the gang plank and caught
it's foot and in Mr.. Ms efforts to
release the horse it fell back on him
breaking his right leg between the
knee and ankle.
When we announced last week
that Rev. j. l.. Brown (colorcd)
was returned to this place by the
Conference, just closed at l. nch-
burg, we had not seen any appoint
ments but took that for granted.
We have since learned that Rev. j.
IL. Watson is sent to this place
and Rev. j. l.. Brown will 90 fro m
here to Moorefield.
The trouble with most cough
medicines is that they spoil the ap.
petite, weaken digestion, and create
bile. Ayers Cherry Pectoral on
the contrary, while it gives imme-
date relief, assists rather than i'm
pairs the assimilat1ye process.
elearn that Colonel John Rob.
inson came very near losing his
store at Patterson's Greek station
last week by fire. The ceiling
caught from defective flue and
was in blaze when discovered and
extinguished by a number of rail
road men.
Prof. j. Wilbur Eeel, Principal
of the Romney West Va, Public
School and a mem Der Of the Teach.
ers' Glass of '87, is now a mem Der OF
the Normal Faculty. lie is an ex.
cellent teacher and will do good
work in his classes. Normal In.
dcx.
"IIe who steals my purse steala
trash;" but he who wantonly pur-
loins my bottle of Salvation Oil,
steals something that enriches him
ind ed and leaves me bankrupt, a
victim to aches and pains, sor-
rowing, woeful citizen, until / can
slowly creep to the nearest drug
store.
Rev. +. NJ. Woods, of Martins
burg. reached here Friday evening,
and preached that night, held
three services Saturday and on Sab
bath had communion service at
which time he received into the
church nine young persons to whom
he talked tenderly and affectionate
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