South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-03-03
TaEINTELLIGENCER
FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 1898.
Mr.. E. s. Heiskell was out OF

Keyser Monday TO be absent sever
al days.
Sev. +. NJ. Woods, ID. D., re-
tarned to Martinsbu'g Wednesday
afternoon.
Judge r. w. DALEY held spe-
'ci,l term Of Cou TT in Keyser Tues
day and Wednesday.
E. N. Gilkeson, EGG has gone
to Washington to attend the In
sugurstion of President Cleveland.
Rev. Mr.. Knott OF Kcyser is as
sisting Rev. ID. l.. Reid with pro-
tracted meeting in this place this
week.
We would call attention to the
sale Of Mr.. Isaac N. Haines, at his
residence en- Jersey Noun tain, Sat
urday.
We are sorry to learn that Mira.
Covsll has been suffering very much
the last day or 80 from an attack Of
asthma.
Mrs. William Bierkamp of this
place went to Washington Thurs
day to visit frier dis and attend the
Inauguration.
The Baltimore Conference, NJ.
Z. Church South. Bishop Key pre-
siding, will meet in Front ROYAL,
Va, March %.
The West Virginia House of
Delegates voted an appropriation of
$4,000 for proper representation
Of the State at the Worlds Fair.
l, P. Garfield, u. d. s., will be
in Romney from March 18th to
Mar. l6. Office at Keller House.
BE prompt in calling early to make
engagements.
We acknowledge invitations to
the ceremonies at the Inauguration
OF Governor William A. MacCorkle
at Charleston on Saturday next,
March 4.
Rev. Henry Mann of the M. E.
Church left Tuesday to attend the
annual meeting Of the Baltimore
Conference at Hagerstown, Mary
land March /.
Several Of the notorious "cut-
throat gang in Jackson county,
this State, have been arrested on
charge of violating the internal
revenue laws.
The West Virginia Central Rail-
road will build bridge co feet
high over the Potomac river aud
r Chesapeake and Ohio canal at Pat
crson's creek.
Mrs. Rizsr, wife OF Mr.. l.. A
Rlz!r, late of Keyser, died at her
home in Washington, u, c., Feb.
p, 1898, after a brief illness of
heart failure, aged about 80 years.
Mrs. Fechtig and her daughter
OF Cumberland and Mrs. Funden.
berg Of Deer Park were in town
this week to attend the funeral of
Bruce Harper and comfort his poor
grief stricken mother with their
presence and sympathy.
The city treasurer OF Ottawa,
Ontario, Canada, has given orders
that no United States money shall
hereafter be taken at the Offices OF
collectors at the city hall. Mer-
chants are also unwilling to take
American money.
We are exceedingly panied to
hear Of the sufferings the last few
days of Il. K. Guthrie, Esq, oi
Springfield; but hope ere this ne is
improving. His brother, Mr,
Newton Guthrie, clerk at the Deal
and Blind schools went to see him
the early part Of the week.
Mrs. Susan Carskadon OF Heads.
vile is visiting her father, Jane,
Sh"etS, Esq, in this place whom
mis- many friends will be sorry to
learn is much Frustrated from the
effects Of a heavy cold in osnnec-
'tioa with a severe attack Of his old
trouble, asthma. 1t is hoped he
will in few days be on tho way to
recovery.
Seventeen inches Of snow fell in
70 the streets Of New York city on
The night Of the 18th of February.
On 900 miles Of paved streets the
iaI, not counting the drift from
70 roofs. amounted to 1000, 600
carloads Of one cubic yard each, or
enough to keep 700 carts at ten
UPS day busy for more than three
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