South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-07

! Mrs. julius waddIe vent to
Pittsburgh, Tuesday.
| Two states, Florida and Georgia.
viii hold elections this week.
! Mrs. James Sheetz and Miss Lou
Kern went 10 Cumberland We'd
nesday..
| z. n. Gilkeson has q large lot
of good substantial made
split-bottom chairs on hand.
| IL you want cheap and pretty
goods just step in the store Of /. II.
q. Pancake. And don't forget he
has something new in Rugs to show
you.
Miss Alice Fundenberg Of Deer
Park reached town Saturday even
ing, she is visiting Mrs. Lee Nc
Carly and will have some repairs
put upon their home before Mr..
MCGEE moves in to it.
The many remarkable cures Of
catarrh effected by the uss Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla ID conclusive proof
that this loathsome and dangerous
disease is one of the blood, only
needing such a searching and pow
erful alternative to thoroughly Grad
ieate it.
| Mr.. Michael Blue and wife,
Messrs. r. E. and N. Guthrie from
Springfield, Mr.. s.. Il. McGlathery
from Green Spring. Mrs. VIM.
Guthrie from South Branch and
others from distance were in town
Tuesday t, attend the burial OF DR..
Finley's son.
Rev. DR. +, and Mrs. Margaret
Finley of Baskerville, Augusta Go.
Va, who were summoned to the
bedside OF their dear boy, Irvine,
d d not, owing to failure in train
connections, reach this place until
Sabbath morning, having had to
come across from Keyser Saturday
night in private conveyance.
Planters and farmers, whose in-
terests are so largely bound up in
keeping their horses and mules IN
condition for the pow, the harrow,
and the wagon, and whose teams
are 80 frequently "thrown out Of
gear" by collar and trace gals, land
by scratches, sand cracks, &C., will
surely stand in their owe light if
they do not keep at their stables
supply of Salvation Oil.
Attention is called to the Sep.
temb report of Charles N. Hiett,
Agent for the Peabody and Frank
lin Insurance Companies, to be
found in another column. These
reports will appear monthly here
after, the design being. of course,
to call the attention Of property
owners to what their friends and
neighbors are doing in the insur-
ance line, in hopes that they may
be induced to do likewiEe.
A dispatch was received hero on
Tuesday evening announcing the
death of VIM. Seymour Douglass
aJ Moundsville, this State, on Tues
day morning Sept. 9th ult. The
deceased was we'll known here, hav-
ing been born In Petersburg where
hc spont his youth and early man
hood. 1t will be remember d no
doubt by most Of our readers, that
more than lG years ago, VIM. Ssy-
mour Douglass was arrested, tried
and convicted OF the murder OF the
mail carrier Hiser, near this place,
on April 3, 1S77.-Petersburg Ga
zstte.
Given away with every Fifteen
Dollars worth Of goods, your choice
of the following valuable books
The Lives Of Harrison and Reed,
Cleve' and and Stevenson; The Rid
die of the Sphinx; Farmers Ali
ance;) or the Stan ard Guide to
Chicago for 1892. Mr.. D. IL. Heis-
kell having bought the required
amount Of goods, was presented
with one Of these valuable books,
and will gladly show it to any one
calling on HIM.
A. JACK BOOSE,
The Low Price Shoe and Hat Mer-
chant,
68 BALTIC. St,
Cum berlsnd, Maryland.