South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-09-28
THE lNTELLlGENGER,
LOCALS OF INTEREST.

Ire at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Geo. T. Gosorn is in town and
lwill spend few weeks with his
Y family.
Mr.. E. NJ. Gilkeson is in town
preparing to move his family to
Petersburg.
Mrs. Thomas Ruckman aud fam
lily of Piedmont are visiting her
| father Mr.. Realm Haines.
rs Judge X. Boyd. Faulkner will
decide the case of Daniel Shawen on
Saturday morning.
Miss Maud Parsons of the Rocks;
10 visiting her Aunt. Mrs. Lille IL.
cook, of Ben Avon, Pa. Her Broth
RsJ. Clifford is there also.
eMr. David Shelly has the resi-
sdSnce of Mr.. G. NJ. Pultz ready for
the plasterers aud while waiting on
them will work on the mill of Mr..
Edward Fleming near Burlington.
Mr.. 4. o. Wirgmans starts to daJ
R{Thursday) on trip to the Worlds
8hiH From there he will 60 to
14nisyille, KY, to spend awhile
Waiting relatives. He may 60 into
hneiness there.
So The property of the late Joseph
Reling was sold by the heirs on
Saturday. Mr.. John T. Goldsboro
% the purchaser and paid 1856. 90.
The personal property sold very
rail-.
~ The body of Mrs. Kline, who
died in Piedmont, was taken
thropgh Romney on Sunday for in
tsrment near Pleasant Dale. Par
Mcnlsrs of death, family &C. were
Dot learned.
sss Mr.. P. Gerber has received the
00ze pan for the factory at Rock
\, Oak: This is the last piece of ma
,nhinery that was needed to begin
He is grinding bark
py and will begin making ooze
In.
n Mr. John W. Stewart, of near
a hickman, this county, is very
I toud of having killed, on Sept.
4e,a hawk that measured 2 feet
Gches from tip to tip, and on the
eth having killed two squirrels
III zone shot. He also reports that
81 Samuel 10y lost fine horse by
nth last week..
sMr.eW H. Maloney has received
4 apr ointment las Messenger in
he Y$st-o Office Department at
Washi Hgton and expects to go on
,ty1ext week. Mr.. Maloney has
3 long and hard service for the
Eyhnd has the INTELLIG EN- GER S
trty congratulations on his ap-
ointment. He will not move his
Family now if at all. .r.,:
5MR. G. F. PoLAND:-Plcase do
Mrs. Harrison and myself the
kildness to announce in your paper
shat Miss +. U. Yates. of Maine
ytiii deliver an address in the Court
( House, in Romney. OIL Friday
4 HHSitS Iho VII VI NCpooci, OH Tie
z snbiect OF temperance.
Very respectfully,
S. l.. HARPER.
Miss Annie Van Lear, for he past
! four years teacher of Calisthenics in
= the Kate P. Nelson Seminary, at
Shreveport, Louisiana. W II form n
Glass in CaIisthenics and Physical
Z Culture in Romncy to begin Octo
! ber1. 1898, and continue until
2 45yil l. 1894. Three lessons per
I Hab Fivd ($5.OO) Dolla RS tor
= esession. For further partic-
: Han apply at Potomac Seminary.
Miss Dora Polling has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy in the
Rouaney Public School caused by
tkeresignation of Mr.. G. II. Cook
ID. This is very proper recogni-
!, ti0nlof worthy poung lady who is
fSst advancing towards the grade
ofAfirst class teacher. 1t is to be
hoped that she will discharge her
! rfsponsible duties to the entire sat
ection of the officers and patrons.
Mr. Thomas Sollars brought us a
n ek OF potatoes from bis farm in
@Aryland. 1t required but ten to
q A. pecksmeasur and they weigh
80 The longer and shorter
FENCE of one vas seventeen
md bali inches, of six.
3 III inches. We we're truly
s!ss Rfor such treat and in the
asH of name for them, VIC
:ssS them rousers. -Piedm
X ldent.
srtipsville, W. Va, Sept.
Ne ing reader of the Pitts.
hday Post, I noticed an &C.
4be remarkable longevity
81 Hines, of Delaware,
"a laGsepJaR0h> moya-Fe-
SIC a. 1V1SSl,(in this county, !