South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-10-14

The "Tariff Primer" ends with
this issue.
Hon. j. b. Finley returned to
Earsons, Tucker county, Monday.
Read l.. NJ. Shepherds new ad-
vertisement il you want to know of
good bargains.
We had pleasant call Thursday
from Hon. j. b. Finley, our can
didate for State Senate.
DR.. /. p. Garfield expects to be
at the Keller House from next
Monday until Saturday.
Rev d. L. Reid left Tuesday 10
assist Rev. j. o. Knott in pro-
tracted meeting at Keyser.
We understand that Miss Dorsie
Shswen who recently left here for
Maryland is now in Florida.
Another pupil for Potomac Sem
mary from near Martinsburg arriy-
ed last week, John Forman.
X. D.. Gilkeson has a large lot
Of good substap tial home made
split-bottom chairs on hand.
A good Doctor ia wanted at A
gusta, this county,-Also, one at
Kirby, on Grassy Lick Run.
No where in this country can
Won find more complete line of
Ladies Shoes than at Gilkeson's.
We learn from the West Virginia
Tablet that the chimney of the In
stitution boiler house is 80 feet
high.
Mrs. Charles Hathaway returned
last Thursday from Grafton to her
fathers Charles uarmison, Esq,
In this vicinity.
Mrs. Isaac V. Parker returned
last week from Baltimore and was
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
j. L. Go,dsboro.
Mrs. -. ii. Heiskell of this place
will stay with her mother, Mrs.
Covell during Mrs. Parsons ab
sence in New York.
Mr.. William Davis of Sedan at
tended the fair in Cumberland last
week and made us q very pleasant
call Saturday morning.
There will be Democratic speak
ing at Kedron School house, in
Gore District, Thursday night,
October ID, at "a O'Clock
Mr. A. G. Finley spent last week
with his parents and sister Mrs. +.
NJ Gllkeson in this place and re-
turned Monday to his post of duty.
Onn day last week Willie, con of
Mr.. Edward Williams, of Old
Fields, fell or of horse and dislo-
Gated his left elbow.-Moorefield
Examiner,
Miss Tabb from Missouri whose
mother was Miss Mollie Vandiver
formerly of this county, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Annie Tabb in
this place.
The meeting ct Stone Chapel,
Romney Circnit, NJ. L. Church
South, closed last Wednesday night
with ten conversions and eight adj
ditions to the church.
Mrs. Garrett w. Parsons of this
vicinity with her cousin, Mr.. Will
liam Eskridge Of Stanton, Va,
left Tuesday for New York City,
to be absent three weeks.
Hons. S. S. vinsoa of Wayne
county snd y. L. Butcher of Ran
dolph, Presidential Electors and
prominent speakers will address
the people of Springfield Thursday
October 20.
Mrs. Belle G. Harrison, Presi-
dent of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society in this place went
to Baltimore Wednesday to attend
the Annual Meeting Of the Ralti-
more Branch.
We had pleasant call Monday
from Mr.. A. N. Poland and his
llbJlt nOiy 4ItSJbI - Iauhs AS VIII
be seen in another column Mr..
Poland withdraws his announce
ment for Assessor in the first dis
tr,ct.
The doctors have to tako a back
seat. Mrs. Lewis Coda, Cheshire,
Conn, writes: "My son fell from
a tree and sprained his neck. Sew
eral doctors attended him, but he
continued TO grow worse, in fact
we thought he would die. Saliva
ton OIL was recommended, we tried
it and with two bottles his neck
was we'll"
There will be a great big Demo
cratic rally at Au9usta on Friday,
Oct. IA, at one o'clock in the even
ing. A Cleveland and Stephenson
pole will be raised. Eloquent and
forcible speakers will be there, Col.
J. +. T. Woods of Fred Md =,
and the Hon. NJ. w. Gamble of
Hardy county. Let all come, men,
women and children. Music will
be furnished by cOrnet band.
"Save who CAMP was the frantic
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