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

Judge Robert w. DALEY is in
Moorefeld this week holding court.
Senator Flour noy and family re.
turned home ye stcrdsy.-Charles
ton Sunday Gazette.
New goods are being received
every day at the store Of /. II. @.
Pancake. Call and examine.
There was q called meeting of
County Court here Tuesday to APP
point Election Commissioners.
Mrs. Belle G. Harrison left
Wednesday to attend the w. G. r.
U. District Convention ut Pied
mont.
Mr.. r. G.. Shawen was in to see
us Monday morning. lie expects
to return to Knox county Ohio
Thursday.
Despite reported favorable symp-
toms, it is believed that Mrs. Har-
rison is far from being on the road
to recovery.
Rev. Charles Gheiselin of Shep-
herdstown preached in the Presby-
terrain Church last Sabbath morn
ing and night.
Sallie Hayden who has been liv-
ing with Mrs. Flournoy some four
teen or fifteen years returned with
: Ter tn Charleston
On Saturday last Gilkeson re-
F, ccived another large lot of Furni-
ture. His Palmetto Spring Mat
tress is big seller.
Miss Ella Taylor OF Chicago who
has been visiting relatives In this,
Mineral and Hardy counties left
Monday for her home.
p. It. Shearer, ESQ, aud his
son, Mr.. Shearer, of Moorefi-ld,
passed through here recently re-
turning from the East.
Our colored friend, Henry Rolls
of Bellaire, Ohio, paid us his an
nual visit Wednesday on his return
from Washington, ID. @.
| Mrs. B. l.. Harrison and chill
dren went to Headsville Wedncs
day to attend the Sunday School
picnic and remained until Satur-
day.
Mrs. Trus,ow, of Charleston, who
was so fearfully injured in q rail-
road disaster, ia visiting the family
of her brother, Mr.. G.. L. Leps. =
Keyser Tribune.
Mrs. Nina Kuykendall aud her
daughter, Miss Annie, went to
South Branch Friday to visit Mrs.
w. N. Guthrie aud Mrs. Isaac
Taylor, their cousins.
The public school in this place
has added an organ to It's building.
One step toward progression. Pa
irons and frieads do all you can to
aid and encourage the teachers.
Gilkesen has just received a big
lot of Cook Stoves, and also Heat
ing Stoves suitable for school
houses &c. These goods are offer-
e1 at prices tina. cannot be under
sold.
Mrs. Charles Harrison of this
place accompanied by her two
daughters, Misses Dora and Lulu
went to Maryland Tuesday to visit
relatives and take in the Cumber-
land Fair.
Mr.. j. Ed. McCarty OF Harrison
burg, Virginia, whose illness from
typhoid fever was mentioned in
this paper two weeks ago is still
very sick; but thought to be slowly
recovering.
The public school opened Mon
day morning last with the same
corps of teachers 60 last year: j.
Wilbur Neel of Berkeley county,
Principal; and @. III. Cookus and
Miss Otie Endler, Assistants.
Tuesday evening Constable r.
ID. Johnson, OF Bloomery, was
thrown from his horse near the toll
gate cast of town and had his wrist
broken but returned to the Office
of DR.. G.. Il. DALEY and had tie
broken bone set.
Mrs. S. L. Flournoy and chill.
dren accompanied by her neice,
Miss Anna White Of this place left
on Friday for Charleston. They
were joined ct Cum berland by Mr..
Flournoy who had been at Annap-
oils attending to the boundary
case.
We had a most enjoyable call
last Saturday from our friend Mr..
X. James Thompson of Steward,
Illinois who is making flying visit
to relatives in this county; the first
time he has been back for nine
years. His wife accompanied him
but she was not in town.
There can be no health for either
mind or body 80 long as the blood
is vitiated. Cleanse the vital cur
rent from all impurities by the use
/ OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. This med.
icine recruits the wasted energies,