South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-06
OUR NOTE BOOK.

II is stated that Senator Kenua
10 lin critical condition and the
end may come ut any time.
The latest report about Mr..
Blaine is not very favorable an d it
is said he has had relapse.
Miss Bartlett Of Warrington ia
v,sting her friend Mrs. a. ID.
Hays in this place.
Wheeling was visited by ano Their
fire, Monday night, causing q loss
OF $1,000 to Caldwell & Peter
sons Corragating Works.
Joseph A. Pancake, Esq, paid
nsa veiy pleasant call just before
Christmas.
Miss Nettie Lucas Of the Institu-
ton went to Martinsburg aud spent
Christmas Day with her father re-
turning the day after to her post of
duty.
Miss Mary Pancake who is in
Kew. q. N. CambelPs school ut
Charles Town spent the Christmas
holiday with her parents at their
homo near White Sulphur Spring
in this county.
Mr.. A. j. Kline of Okonoko
paid US very pleasant call since
our last issue.
Don't forget that E. NJ. Gilke-
sons 10 headquarters for Fine Shoes,
Boots, and keadymade Clothing.
We learn that Mrs.. T.. z. In.
sksep OF Keyser has gone West to
spend the winter.
Mr.. w. A. Vance in business for
OFT Brothers of Wheeling spent
Christmas Day with his parents in
this vicinity.
Nr. M. IL. Taylor Of Mill Crock
paid Us very pleasant call last
Friday.
Professors Ii. III. johnson and
II. L. Chaplin called last week aud
renewed subscription to the Intslli.
gcncer.
Mr.. II. NJ. p. Clark was IN town
Friday night and Saturday.
Ms. Eliz, Fundenbe z left Sat-
urday afternoon for Cum berland
and from there will go to her home
Deer Park, on Monday. The two
weeks she was In town seemed ell
100 short to her many friends as
a'so to herself.
Gilkeson has just re eived a
beautiful lot of Rocking Chairs for
Chris mas sales.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Shawen paid Us a
pleasant call Saturday evening.
Mr.. j. j. Combs spent Christ
mas week among his children in
Washington, Piedmont and Cum
berland.
We understand that Mr.. Harry
Fields will remove from this place
SId Mr.. j. L. Goldsboro from near
Baltimore will take his place as B.
q U. agent at our station.
Mrs. r. K. MCGEE had a visit
from her brother during the holi
days.
Mr.. Harrie Sharf and his wife
went to Martinsburg and Balti-
more to spend the holidays.
GilkeSon handles nice stock OF
Underwear-gentlemen's mig h t
shirts &c.
Miss Clara Taylor who has be en-
attending Potomac Seminary ina
this place went to Petersburg to
spend her Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Taylor, formerly Of this vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Washsurne will preach
IN the Presbyterian Church in this
place next Sabbath, moraing aud
night.
Gilkeson has large lot Of Grain
Leather Boots. Every pair will be
SOD at cost for cash avail your
selves o. this opportunity,
hr. Harry Kuykendall spent
Christmas with his mother and
sister in this place.
Mrs. Hady Of Myersdals, Pa,
spent the holidays with h,r son.
Dir. John Hady at the tsnnery near
this place.
The young people OF this place
had full enjoyment Of the ice dnr-
ing the Christmas vacation. We
nave for the summer uuartette ~
pleasures moonlight, music. love
snd flowers, 50 in this happy time
We can enjoy the winter quartette
Of moonlight, skating, Christmas
turkeys aud "brsn pies"
Now is the winter Of orr dis.
content made glorious summer
~ ayers Sarsaparilla This won
uefiul medicine 30 inyigoratss tho
system and enrlches the blood that
coid weather becomes positively en-
!oya0Ie Arctic explorers would
90 we'll to make q note Of this.
Such harvest Of leo has not
osen gathered for many vears
CIesT pure ice Of 8 inches thickness
la' been packed away in the ice
houses, and NO can look FORWARD
~ 81 The Injuries Of summer