South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-05-13
,IHE INTELLlGENCER
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1892.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

ser Monday.
Col. Robert w. Monroe returned
from Kiugwood Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Ncwhouse returned
from Keyser Thursday.
Mrs. Henry G.. Houser return cd
from Baltimore Saturday.
Dir. L. Hill Marshall, OF Charles
ton, is In town this week.
Gilkeson's Lace Cartains arc
beautiful.
We had a pleasant call from John
Il. He2twole, Esq, last Wcdnes-
day.
Mr.. Thomas w. Keller, of Wash
ington City, is in town this week
attending Court.
Judge James ID. Armstrong paid
us very pleasant call Friday
morning.
Look at Gilkeson's new supply
of Lace Curtains.
Charles Harrison, Esq, and
wife, of this vicinity, have returned
from G-afton.
Homes for twenty six of the w.
&. L. u. delegates have been offer
cd Who else want some?
John p Parker, Esq, from near
Johannesburg, paid us pleasant
call Monday morning.
You can buy the latest improved
Refrigerators at Gilkeson's.
Rev. j. r. Graham, ID. D., of
Winchester, will preach in the Pres
hyterian church in this place next
Sabbath, morning and evening.
Gilkcson certainly carries a bean
tiiul stock Of Furniture.
DIR. Alexander, young physi-
clan Of Baltimore, has taken up his
residence in our town and is board
ing at Mr.. James Sheetz's.
". b. Cornwell Z O., one of the
lawyers Of this town, was appointed
by Judge Robert w. Daley to fill
the Office of Prosecuting Attorney
until the election.
Sell your Wool to Gilkegon and
get the highest market price.
Mrs. Charley Harrison, of this
place, returned Monday from a Wis
it to Piedmont, Rawlings and Gum
berland.
Miss Carrie Wilson went down
the river last Friday to visit her I'M
Gle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mi
chacl Blue.
Giikeson will handle Wool large
ly this season.
DR. Anderson, Dentist, with his
wife and baby, spent Mond ~ night
at the Keller Hotel enroute to their
home at Moorcftld.
Mr.. A. l.. johnson with his bride
(Giss Polly Randolph have return
Cd from their Eastern trip and arc
at the Queen City Hotel, Cumbcr-
land.
DR.. j. NJ. Miller, OF this place.
left on Monday last for Concord,
North Corolina, to sec his mother
who is very sick. The DIR. will
probably be absent week or more.
Attention is called TO the fine dis
play Of Millinery goods just recciv-
cd at Mrs. Louisa IIOuscr's Beau
tiful flowers, laces, ribbons and hats
OF all styles. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Tuesday last. the anniversary Of
StOnewall Jackson's death, was OBJ
served at our tate Capitol ne Con-
fcderato Memorial Day and an adj
dress was delivered by Hon. G. u.
breckenridge, Of Kentucky.
The body OF little Grover, the
four-year old son OF Mr.. Samuel
MOsscr, OF Swanton, who strayed
from home last October and could
not be found, YVES discovered a few
days ago less than one mile from
homo. One hand was gone and the
body eaten by some animal.-IIe--
aid.
Bessie III. Bedloe, Burlington,
w., Lad a disease Of the scalp,
causing her hair to become very
harsh and dry, and to fall so freely
that she scarcely dared to comb il.
Ayers Hair Vigor gave her a
healthy scalp removed the dan
druiI, and made the hair thich and
glossy.
On Monday Of last week the J ng
rest.e bridge connecting the Wcs-
I,grn Maryland with the Il. & o.
railroad at Cherry Run was blown
"o"n Thirty workmen were on
,le bridge at the Zine and ono man
abraham Harrison, was killed and