South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-16

ley on the bench.
Miss Lucy Fechtig, of Cumber-
land, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.
l. Inskeep, in this vicinity.
The long continued drowth was
broken Tuesday by gentle refresh-
ing rain which lasted all the after
noon.
Mr.. Robert Il. Cookus started
Saturday for Psrkersburg to meet
the ID. & B. pupils. He was &C.
companied as far as Deer Park by
his little dau ghtsr, Kate, who will
visit Mrs. Flu ndenberg.
Mr.. II. Lee McCarty and his
brother Tom were in Cumberland
Friday and on their return were
Joined by Mrs. McCarty and SON at
Green Spring on their way home
from Front Royal, Va.
Miss Rose Harris who has been
visiting relatives III this vicinity re-
turned to Frederick City last
Thursday where she has held a
position in the deaf mute Institu
ton for a mum Der Of years.
Mrs. @. w. Hollis and daughter
accompanied by Mrs. Sue Pugh
left Monday for their home, Front
Royal, Va. From there Mrs.
Pugh will 60 to Goshen to visit her
ncice, Mrs. NJ. b Lamb din.
We are not in the habit of call
ing attention to the stories in the
lNTELLIGENCER; but We hope all
our readers, especially the gentle
men, will read tho one conclude
in this issue, "Deaco n Bates
Wife," from tho New York Obser-
yer.
Miss Leila johnson will leave
Thursday for Bridge water, Va,
and after spending a few days with
her grandparents, Col. and Mrs.
G. L. Barbee, will go to Fayette
county this State to t AXE the posi-
ton OF governess in a private fam
lily.
You cannot be too particular
about the medicine you use. When
you need blood-purifer, be sure
you got Ayers Sarsaparilla, and no
other. 1t will mingle with, purify,
and vitalize every drop of blood in
your body. 1t makes the weak
strong.
Ii our good neighbor of the
South Branch Intelligencer thong bit
our editorial entitled "Thou Sha II
not Kill" worth copying isn't it a
little strange that it didn't think
it worth creditlng?-Keyser Echo.
Beg pardon brother Thompson,
we did not know that article was an
editorial or you should have had
due credit.
We had a pleasant call Saturday
from Mr.. Grayson Wills Of Indian
Territory who when o little boy
used to come to school to us. He
has been living in the far west
quite a while and ia visiting rela-
tiyes In this county, he was accom-
panied by his son, Master Charley
and his brother-in-law, Mr.. Brooke
Taylor, from near Springfield With
Master Tommie Long.
The people of Hardy are looking
forwsrd to "big time" at the
Democratic barbecue to be held in
Kuykendall's grove rear Moore
field Thursday of this week. En-
lnent speakers ara expected, four
bands will be in attendance and din
ner will be furnished on the ground
to all. Hampshi e people are cor.
daily invited.
No person should travel without
a box of Ayers Pills. As a safe
aad speedy remedy for con stipation
and all irregularities of the stom.
ach and bowels, they haYe no equal,
and, being skillfully sugar-coated
are pleasant to take ana long 70.
tain their virtueg.
A correspondent of the Wheeling
Register writing from Salt Lake,
Utah, under recent date says:
"But speaking of speculation in
real estate, l encountered one Incl.
dent that fairly made the hair curl.
1t was that of Ed. Harness, a Har.
dy county boy. One year ago he
purchased 800 acres of land for
$4,000. The city has grown since
to such an extent as TO render this
land very valuable, and the other
day he sold one-half OF these three
hundred and twenty acres for S22.
500, and was offered $50, 900 for
the other half, but conclu ded to 70.
tain that himself"
The monument erected by our
citizens to the memory OF the late
Drs. "Mort" aud Doggy vii.
liams, has recently been put up bv
Sullivan & Orndorff, of Western.
port, Nd. 1t is an artistic niece OF
work and is q fitting tribute TO Che
memory OF these great and good
physicians who were so highly val.
ued by the people OF the South
Branch Valley. -O THURSDAY
night Of last week burglars entered
the store Of Gilkeson & Go. in this
place. They effected an entrance
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