South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-04-29


week which is especially refreshing
after the rail and gloom Of last
week.
Rev Henry Wirgman and his
family have gone TO Detroit, Mich.
igan.
Mrs. Sarah A Dunn, aged CT
years, died III Frankfort on the
Goth inst.
Rev. John Johnston, of Mineral
county. will preach in the Presby-
terrain Church in this place next
Sabbath morning and night.
Mr.. Richard NJ. Wexford, of Au-
gusta, paid US a pleasant visit
Tuesday.
Gilkeson Sill keeps the Star
Tobacco and Eureka Syrup.
Mss Annie Keller, of Frostburg,
Maryland, spent last week with her
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Keller, in this
place.
Mr.. ID Ill. Heiskell went to Ca
pom Bridge Tuesday accompanied
by Miss Kate White who was re-
turning to her home at Wardens-
vile.
Mr.. William N. Baird, assistant
agent az b. & o station had a very
sudden and severe attack of illness
last week, from which weare p'els
cd to know he IS recovering.
A little matter Of business call d
rs IN the store of /. III. G. Pancake
Monday morning where we found
the counters covered with new goods
and the clerks very busy opening
AID marking more.
i. NJ. Gilkeson his just return
ed from the East. He has pur-
cha ed his Spring G ,ols. His is
the place to buy desirable goods at
right prices.
The b. s. o. in its arrangement
for the ex' ensiv improvements con-
temp! ted over its entire system.
have decided that all sharp curves
shall be rem oved and grades made
twonty-six feet.
The United States Senate las
week passed the joint res luton di-
recting the Secretary of the Treas
ury to pay to West Virginia the
amount due the STATE under the di-
rect tax refund act parsed last year.
AS tree fourishes in proportion
to the richness of the soil, so the
human body thrives in accordance
with the quality of its blood. Hence
the necessity of keeping the vital
hlid rich and pure with Ayers
Sarsaparilla, the best blood mcdi
cine you can find.
We understand that Mr. u John
son made q narrow escape from
drowning last week when attempt
ing to cross the South Branch be
lew Springfield, his team was wash
cd down stream some distance and
then upset and his load Of gram
lost.
Photographs taken by L. w.
Brown, who expects to locate here
shortly, are OF exh bition at the
store of Mr.. f NJ. Gilkcson aswell
as Mr.. Pancakes, Call and ex-
anime.
We are pleased to state that Mr..
John G.. Shoupe, late clerk of |. III
.. Pancake but now with the Nc
Carly brothers at Rock Oak, has
been offered aposition as bookkeeper
in the FIRST National Bank OF Cum
bcrland and will enter upon his du-
ties May 1st. The Bank made a
wise choice.
Doctors may differ in opinion "a
to the cause of that feeling of Ian
guor and fatigue so prevalent In
the spring; but all agree as to what
is the best remedy for it. namely,
Ayers Sarsaparila; it makes the
weak strong. and cffectually re
moves that tired feeling.
The dwelling Of Mr.. john L.
Blue, short distance from Frank
fort. in Mineral county, caught fire
few days ago aud came very nea-
being Consumed. Mr.. Blue was at
home but did not know the house
was burning until the Frankfort
frcmen arrived and promptly ex.
tinguished the flames.
Editor Clifford, Of the Pioneer
Press, the organ of the colored peo-
pie at Martinsbarg, has been re-
tanned at Cumberland to defend
Harry Green, colored, who killed
Charles Ross in Wcsternport, Md.
lie ia the first colored man admit
ted to practice in the Allegheny
Court.
Master J. Nelson Wisner, who is
attending Potomac teminary at
Romney, w. Va and who came
home for tho Easter holiday re-
turned to his school duties on Mon
day. Miss Lillian Eichclberger
has gone for a few months visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Hedges, at Moore
field, Hardy county. Her brother
Frank accompanied her, but Will
only remain a short time. Mar
tiusburg Independent.
Senator Faulkner, having been