South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-07-22

complaint Tor George 5. Thomas,
OF Ada. OHIO, when al other reme-
dies failed to afford any relief.
The prospects for Cleveland's tri
umphant election growbright err cve-
ry day. If the polling took place
morrow, he would beat Harrison
by larger majority than has been
given to any president since Grant
beat Greedy. -Martinsburg States
man.
Congressman Jno. o. Pendleton,
OF this State, who was Que of the
speakers at the Tammany Fourth
OF July celebration, reports that
Tammany is wild with enthusiasm
for Cleveland. The braves yelled
themselves hoarse at the bare men,
ton of the leaders name.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY 1000
Cords of Locust, White Oak, and
Chestnut Oak Bolts Highest cash
price paid on delivery. For speci-
iications enquire of JAMES NJ. BELL
at Mill, opposite Depot, Romney,
w. Va.
STANDARD PIN Co.
July %. Limited.
The second quarterly conference
of the NJ. + Church, Romney Cir.
cult, will he held at Duling's next
Saturday at p. m Preaching in
the Romney NJ f. Church next
Sunday night at s p. m, by the
Rev. j. L Wheeler, Presiding FL
der of Frederick District. The Sa-
crament of the Lords Supper will
be observed.
HENRY MANN, Pastor.
James a. Grace. Esq, of Chilli
Gothic, Missouri, paid US a very
pleasant call last Saturday. lie
had been to New York City to at
tend the great convention of the
Christian Endeavor Society and re-
turned via Hampshire to greet old
friends and get his daughter, Miss
Ellen, who was at school in Staun-
ton, Virginia, lass year. They will
spend awhile at Mt. Lake Park be-
fore going to Missouri.
A pleasant letter was received
few days ago from Mr.. James S
Williams, of Illinois, who visited
relatives and friends in this county
last summer in which he sends re
newal of subscription to ISTELLl
GENcER a month in advance of the
beginning of the year and says
"Your paper is a welcome weekly
visitor. i am glad to learn through
il of the success of the W. G. Il. u.
Convention, and also that thcre is
g prohibition club in your town
though it may be small. | hope
you and all my friends are we'll"
The bridge at Buzzard's Ford is
done, and is q very handsome struc-
ture. 1t will supply long felt
wan and the county court deserves
agreat deal 10 ore credit than theywill
ever get for providing this improve
ment -WATCH THE CATS. We
have often heard that a cat would
suck sleeping child's breath, bat
we never beliey, d 1T. However
such thing has occurred quite r.
Gently near here A few days ago
Mrs. VIM. Frid1lc entered a room
where she had left her baby asleep
and found cat upon the bed with
its mouth close to that of the child.
and chasing the cat away she found
the baby blue in the face and appa-
rently dead but after some mo-
ments the child was resnscitated -
Moorefeld Examiner.
The following taken from the
"Quest' published at Wheeling has
been for several We: ks crowded out;
but we want our readers to know
how the delegates feel towards our
citizens, hence put it in at this late
d ate:
w. @. It. u. CoNvBNTIoN.-We
are sorry that the State w. @. II.
u Convention is ended. The una
nimous decision was "never was
there such an enthusiastic Conven-
tion." such full reports-new lines
OF work taken up-general good
feeling-as at this Convention.
Although the weather was very
warm, the delegates were on hand
and remained there until the close
of the session. There seemed to be
a better understanding in regard to
the work of each Superintendent,
and the question: elected gen
eral information on all the knotty
points. Revd's Mann and Reid
were present the greater part Of the
time and aided the Convention both
by their presence and voice. The
Resolutions and Plan of Work were
broad enough to cover oil points
and will thoroughly explain the
platform on which the w. G. II. u.
stands. On Wednesday evening
the Convention received a cordial
invitation to attend the entertain
ment at the Institution for the
Deaf. Dumb and Blind. A program
PAULTLEssLY rendered both by
mutes and blind showed theefiicien-
cy Of Principal Hill and corps OF
teachers. We are proud Of our
State Institution.