South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-03-18

Judge Armstrong went to Balti-
more Tuesday.
Misses Dora Polling, Lsura Shell
ley and Mr. Daniel Cornwe!l went
to Washington Thursday.
Miss Sadie, daughter of the late
Thomaa Maslin, of Moorefield.
spent last Sabbath at Judge Arm
strong's enroute to visit friends in
Baltimore.
The Washington Conference of
the NJ. p. church, embracing the
colored churches of the District aud
portions OF Virginia, West Virgins
and Maryland, which convened at
Lynchburg, Va, March 0, closed
on Tuesday last. Rev. Brown ia
returned to this place,
Gilkeson has just received new
lot OF the Syracuse Flows. They
have no superior.
Two communications are upon
our table unpublished because the
names OF the writer's are withheld.
We do not want to publish names
but WE MUST know who our CORES
pondents are.
Mrs. William Mytinger was call
cd. by telegram, to Culpeper last
Wednesday on account Of the ill
ness Of her mother, Mrs. Proctor,
who, we are sorry to learn, died
Thursday morning shortly after
Mrs. MytiDger reached there. 1t
was sudden and sad news and her
friends are sympathizing with her.
We learn that the dwelling hous,
aud sore Of Mrs. Foley at Oldtown,
near Green Spring. was consumed
by fire few nights ago. Origin of
the fire not known. Mrs. Foley
is the widow of William Foley who
was shot in tho stors of Mr.. John
w. Carder by Llteman few
months ago.
81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor
for number of years, and it has al
ways given me satisfaction. 1t is
an excellent dressing, prevents the
hair from turning gray, in ures its
vigorous growth and keeps the sea p
white and clean. Mary a. Jack
son, Salem, Mass.
q lite Phenomenon happened in
town on Tuesday evening in the
falling from the sky of an aerolitc
or meteoric stone in front of IIolf-
mans Office. The s.one is alb ut
the size Of a hens egg, black in APP
pearance and when found was too
hot to pick up. 1t was curvited in
the desccnt and luminous in appear
anco as full lighted lamp, and
came with great velocity, producing
such sound al a cannon ball pass
ing through the air.-Keysor Trl-
bune.
Take good vice Il have suffer
ed with bad headache for years, a, d
have tried many lemed cs without
obtaining relief. was advised to
give Salvation Oil trial, and it
has entirely cured me.
EDWARD RALTZ, Butcher
Lafayette Market, Baltimore, Md.
We are sorry to- state that Mrs.
Harriet High, hose lines shas been
mentioned III these columns, die Il
lest Friday. Another friend taken
another homo darkened by sor-
row and another community
shrouded in grief. One by one the
good and true are going, going away
from earthly friends, gong away
from sin and sorrow, going away
from pain and suffering, Tut only
going into rest and JOY and peace.
Mr.. E. w. Brown, first class
Artist and Photographer. of Beaver,
Pennsylvania, will pitch his tent in
Romney some time next month
and stay with MS for q few weeks.
MIR. Brown Gomez well recommen d.
ed, having received first prize at
several exhibitions in Pennsylvania.
lis work IS second TO none, and we
bespeak for Kim q rush of business
during bis stay here. VIII, as he
is familiarly known, was raised IN
MooreGeld, end is known by some
Of our people.
II. p. Robosson s. Son Of Rom
rey, w. Va having mutually dis
solved partnership all CLAIMS against
and IN favor Of said firm will be
closed by the junior partner, G. Il.
Robosson, who respectfully asks
those knowing their indebtedness
to please call on w. j. Cornwell,
who has been authorized to collect
and receipt for same. N 4.
Mr.. A. G. Finley has taken the
position Of superintendent of the
Davis Jr. coal mines in Barbour
county Of the West Va. extension
and has entered on the discharge of
his duties. "A CORES pondent in
this issue suggests the name Of Hon.
John Finley for the Democratic
nomination for State Senator for
this distri t. Surely there is not a
better man in the district for The
position and one who would repre-
sent it more ably. Let it be John
Finley. lie is a Democrat to the
core and a man all over Davis
Timcs.