South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1898.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

ur. W. A. Arnica Of Bloomery
psI US a pleasant call Tuesday.
". c. Clarion, Esq, OF X eyser
held Court for Judge Daley We'd
nesdsy.
Died near Baskerville, Tuesday
Jan. 24th, Mr.. Finley Gilkescn
sged IS years.
Messrs. J. p. Corbett and Ell
wood Houser Of Cumberland were
in town Tuesday.
Circuit Court met Tuesday with
Judge Daley presiding. Will give
the proceedings next week.
J. William Gilkeson, ESQ.,, and
wife Of Moorefield, visited his broth
ers in this place last week.
Congress man w. L. Wilson spent
Sabbath last with President-elect
Cleveland at Lakewood, New Jer-
seq.
The ice passed out Of the river in
this section Monday without doing
any damage as far as We have
heard.
The Baltimore Conference, 81 E.
Church, Bishop Newman presiding,
will meet in Hagerstown, Md,
March L.
Mr. J. f. Hill, of North Carolina,
visited his uncle. G. III. Hill, Prin-
clp4l Of the ID. & b. Institution
this week.
Rev. DR.. A. G. Hopkins of
Charles Town preached in the
Presbyterian Church Sabbath last,
morning and night.
Mrs. j. e. Taylor and children
returning from Milton North Car
DINA to her home at Petersburg,
Grant county, spent several days
last week with friends in this place.
J. b. Candy. Esq, returning
to Mineral from sit to his moth
er aud sisters at Crpon Bridge,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his uncle j. q. Heiskell, Esq, in
this place.
This Capon Springs hotel Co.
has been incorporated under the
laws of the State Of New jersey
with capital stock Of $780, 900. to
erect hotel and other buildings.
-Winchester TImes.
We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers TO the new
advertisement of f. NJ. Gilkeson
IN this issue Mr. Gilkeson nor
his goods noed any introdu elton to
our people, however.
We earn from a communication
from Bloomery which reached IL.
too late for blication last week 4.
that Hon. Geo. A. Holt was home
from Charleston for a week and
returned on the 2Sth nit.
Rev. DR. Hopkins presided over
the Congregational meeting in tho
Presbyterian Church last Sabbath
at which it was decided to OK end a
call to Rev. Mr.. Washburn to be-.
come pastor of this congregation.
Mrs. Morton arrived from Win
chester. Kentucky l,st week to re
main in charge of the home of her
con, Prof. Morton, during The Gb-
seuc Of his wife who left Monday
last for Shreveport, Louisiana on
account Of tho condition Of their
little daughter.
The finest pumpkins we have
sten for some time were raised dur-
ing The past summer, by Richard
Webster, in Mr.. Heiskell's garden.
Two OF them after having been
Kept until Christmas weighed 81
aaN5f pounds.
Messrs. John s. Pancake OF this
place and a, G.. Mcneil OF Hardy
county were called TO Cum berland
On Saturday last as witnesses in a
case between DR.. Geo. II. Carpen.
Ter OF Cumberland ard Mr.. Robert
q Washington Of this county.
Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the
scalp free from dandruf, prevents
INC hair from becoming dry and
marsh, and makes it flexible and
g'ossy. All the elements that ma
t1re requires, to make the hair
soundant and beautiful, are sun
Piled by this admirable pr,para-
ton. - P''
We learn that Mrs. Catherine
Gilbert widow OF George GiIbort
ai'a at her home near HeadsvilIs
N me morning OF January 10Th
AFTER brief illness in her Sotb
ear having resided there for for
I. years during which time she
never had to call a physician. She
n'' been a faithful Christian for
many years. '0'
VI. John williamson l,orm.rlv
WIN Cspt. McNePs company 80
Es'' and favorably known In thiS
a.oY and who it will be remem-
o.Lel vas dangerously sick and
',, several months last summer
Fance's, in this vicinity
=" a' t1e Keller House this wseR
.lIesensng tho shoe houso az
nloFarF0n f..