South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-08-19

Jay.
Hon. f. N. Reynolds of Keyser
is attending court in town this
week.
Hon. s. l.. Flournoy of Charles.
ton is spending this week with his
family in our village.
Mrs. A. b. McCarty and Mrs.
Sue Pugh went to Deer Park Tues
day to visit Mrs. Fundenberg.
Rev. G.. A. Gibbons. of this
place, was called. by the Bishop to
Mountain Lake Park for last Sab
bath.
In another column will be found
the announc sment of Mr.. j. NJ.
Harner as candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff.
Mr.. Edmund Bonney went to
Oldtown Saturday to spend Sunday
With his family, returning on Mon
day morning.
Mrs. William Cherry, of Balti-
more, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Cora Cherry, went to Green
Spring Tuesday.
DR.. w. IL. Spangler. Dentist of
Piedmont, came over Tuesday on a
fishing expedition he is stopping
at Dir. Sheetz's.
Geo. l., Wellington, of Cumber
land, has beel nominated by the
Republicans for Congress from the
9th Maryland district.
Mr.. Ned Kuykondall, who ha.
been sick for some weeks with ty-
phoid fever, was able to 60 to his
home near Oakland last Saturday.
A prominent New York mer-
chant gives his clerks two weeks
extra pay instead of vacation
He says that vacations are injuri
GUS to health.
The democratic convention for
the first district of West Virginia,
which met st New Martinsvil.e, re-
nominated Hon. John o. Pendle-
ton for Congress.
Mrs Asa Moreland with her chill
drcn, spent several days at Mr., c..
NJ. Williams last week on her way
to Paw Paw before she returns to
Sedalia, Missouri.
}. II. Woods, Esq, son of Rev.
f. NJ. Woods, ID. D., Of Martins
burg has located in this place for
the practice of law. Read his card
in another column.
The wife Of Governor Frsnk
Brown, of Maryland, wss p, ostra-
ted by the heat in Baltimore and it
was at first thought she would die,
Int she is now nearly well.
Miss E Ina Washington, from
near Springfield, with her cousin,
NJ IS Shipley. spent Monday night
with her cousins Misses Maimcc and
Carrie wilson of this place.
Rev. Luke r. Markwood and
family returning from a visit to
his mother at Ridgeville to his
home near Winchester, stopped
W h Mrs. Herndon on Tuesday.
Misses BESSIE and jesse, daugh.
ters OF G.. Ill. Candy. from near
Cumberland.spent day and night
last week with their uncle, Mr. ].
g. Heiskell, en-route to Moerefield.
Hon. John w. Mason, commits
sioner of internal revenue. reports
an increase of over two hundred
and eight millions in the consump.
ton of cigarettes for the last fiscal
year.
Mr.. G. Wood DALEY. wife and
daughter, of Keyser, w. Va, and
Mr.. John Daley, of Romnev, are
visiting the home of Col. w. w.
Glass, near this city Winchester
Times.
Several OF our exchanges say
Jacob Amick, of Hampshire ooun-
ty, who was one hundred years old
last February, says he always voted
the Democratic ticket. and hopes to
vote for Cleveland in November.
Mr.. A. N. Poland, son of j. q.
Pollard, Esq, of this county. paid
us a very pleasant call last Satur-
day. in another column will be
found his announcement as q can
didate for the Office of Assessor i'm
the First District, so voters you
have another good man before you.
Mr.. A. ID. HAYS, who has been
boarding at Mr.. Sheetz's since Nav
last, moved his family into their
new residence opposite the Presbv-
terrain church, last Monday. We
congratulate them on having such q
comfortable and beautiful home.
md in such a desirable part OF our
town.
Senator Faulkner is meeting
with tremendous crowds wherever
he speaks He talked to two thous-
and people at Jackson c. TT. on
Thursday. These monster meet
ing show that the cause Of demo
cracy il growing and that tn peo-