South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-24
THEENTELLiCE NCER
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1898.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Judge j. ID. Armstrong returned
from Keyser last Friday.
Mr.. VIM. f. Earsom from near
Springfield was in town Friday.
This section wss visited by anoth-
er big snow Thursday night and all
day Friday.
Mrs. Paxton of Lexington Vir-
ginia is visiting her daus liter, Mrs.
II. b. Gilkeson.
Miss Bessie Stone Of Culpeper,
Va, is with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Mytinger in this place.
Rev. G.. L. Tyler, Presiding Ell
der of the NJ. K. Church South,
preached in the Presbyterian
Church in this place last Sabbath.
Dir. John Taylor accompanied by
Mr.. Blue, both from near Spring
fisld paid US pleasant call Mon
day morning.
There will be prayermeeting in
the Presbyterian Church in this
place Thursday afternoon for the
benefit of schools and colleges and
the youth of the church.
Capt. Richard Randolph, whose
sudden death was noted in these
columns last week, was Chief en-
gineer of the Valley Branch Of the
Baltimore end Ohio railroad for
very many years.
How we'll we remember grand
mothers attic, Sd fragrant with
medicinal roots and herbsl Poor
old soul, how precious they seemed
TO her! And yet, one bottle of Ay-
ar's Sarsaparilla would do moro
good than her whole collection OF
YARDS
Dir. Wm. IL. Wilson, eldest son
OF Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, has gone
10 Detroit to enter into q c1part-
.nership with Hon. Don nj. Dick
.inson in the practice OF Law
Charles Town Free Press.
As blood-purifer, the most en-
incnt physicians prescribe Ayers
Sa'sapariila. 1t is the most pow
crful combination of vegetable al
tlratives ever offered to the pub
lie. AS srriug and family medi-
cine, it may be freely used by old
and young alike.
We are indebted to Josiah
lIughcJ OF Charleston for copy of
his new book entitled "Ehe Com
mon School Branches In Nut
shcu." 1t has been the authors
aim to make this boo; Invaluable
to'teachers and students, and to
include in it such Information as
will enable students to prepare for
an examination in a short time and
teachers to teach acceptably.
An unfailing remedy for Group
and whoeping cough. Mrs. w. Il.
Lewis, 104 W. Polk ST., Chicago,
ILL.,, tells this: 81 have used DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup for nearly eight
years and find it is very valuable
remedy. II cured our youngest
chi d of Group and whooping cough
and always keep q bottle of it on
hand for fear tho little children
might catch cold"
DO yoI know for fact that a
month without full moon only
happens onco in about twenty years.
The irregularity is not IN the
moons habits, for they are Of the
Sreatest regularity. Ii Is the irreg-
nladties Of tho calendar that place
Luna in this false position. The
interval between full moons is al
ways twenty-nine and half DAYS.
80 that February is the only month
That possible can be without q full
moon, aud that only when the pre-
ccdIng full moon comes on the 3Oth
or Slst OF January. The last full
moon was on Jan. 81, and the
moon will not be full again until
March 2.
The magical effect OF Salvation
OH in banishing pain astounds
eFery one -Nr. Jas. Johnston g 80
". Washington St, Chicago, H.,
wrote few days since: 81 had q
severe pain in ono Of my limbs and
could hardly walk for two DAYS.
When taken, ! tried different lini-
mems but without any relief until
tried Salvation OIL rubbed tho
Hmb thoroughly with the Oil, and
when awoko next morning to nv
surprise the pain had disappeared.
always keep it,"