South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-01-20
THEINTELLiGENCER
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1898.
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Don't 1alf 70 call and exam inc
z. N. Gilkeson's Large Stock Of
Notions.
E1-Judge John Coulehan died
at his homo in Cumberland last
Wednesday.
Hon. A. l.. Pugh, Of Capon
Bridge, paid rs a very please mt
call Wednesday.
DR.. j. NJ. Miller and s. Ii. Will
liams, Esq, paid Us pleasant calls
since our last issue.
Mira. Sue Pugh of this place is
now visiting her brother, Mr.. Z. b.
Allen in Philadelphia.
Young ladies. il you want to buy
a nice stylish Cloak you can End
what you want at Gilkeson's.
Senator Faulkner and Congress
man Wilson arc appointed on the
inaugural reception committee.
Wednesday OF this week takes
the lead for cold mornings, mer-
curry stood at 10 degrees below zero.
Miss Lula Pal 80 1s of Piedmont.
formerly OF Springfield visited Miss
Kate Parker In this place last week.
DR.. Paxton, enroute from New
York to Denver, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs ii. b. Gilke-
son, in this place.
DR.. Garfield was accompanied by
his wife on his professional visit to
Romney last week; they returned
to Paw Paw Saturday.
Mrs. Z L. Inskeep of Keyser,
formerly of this county, is now WIS.,
ting her sister, Mrs. Belle Rine-
hart in Knox county, Mo.
We return thanks to Coy. A b.
Fleming for a copy Of his biennial
message to the Legislature OF West
Virginia now in session at the State
Capitol.
Mrs. Louisa Houser will offer
for the next few weeks her Fall and
Winter Hats, also Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs, Laces, Novelty Braid.
&C., at reduced prices, in order to
make room for Spring Goods.
Mrs. j. L MoCarty and family
arrived here on the noon train last
Tuesday and will stay long enough
to settle up tho affairs of her late
husband -E,kins Inter Mountain.
We are now experiencing the
coolest weather of the winter so far.
Snow to the depth of about Is
inches lay on thu ground add it is
difficult to accomplish out door
work Days Times.
Miss Mnudc Parsons who has
been attending Potomac Seminary
from her homs at the Rocks is now
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Julius
Waddle in town owing, we suppose,
to the continued cold weather and
icy roads.
Mics Mollie, daughter of Mr..
Joseph Parker from near Spring
fie d is visiting relatives in the
West; last week she spent at her
uncle Robert Johnson's in Ken
tricky and will go from there to
Missouri.
A Remarkable Case Dir. Wal
ter Wheeler, OF the Washington
Mills, Lawrence. Mass, for two
years afflicted with varicoss veins,
accompanied by q troublesome
eruption, was completely cure1 af-
ter taking only eight bottles of Ay-
er's Sersaparilla.
Our friend, Mr.. John T. Harold,
residing near town. killed on Mon
day 2Gth Dec. 1892, the boss Dem
ocratic hog, &C tually weighing 59Gt
pounds net. This hog was fed by
democrat, and on Democrstic
corn, and VIC expect a democratic
mess OF sausage. Franklin Nows.
To preserve q youthful appear
ance as long as possible, it is indis-
pensable that the hair should ro-
tam It's natural color and fullness.
There is no preparation 80 effective
as Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t prevents
baldness,and keeps the scalp clean,
cool, and health.
Benz. Daley, Esq Judge Rob
Cft DALEY, Hon 9. Wood DALEY,
DIR. e. II. Daley aud Mr.. Tom
Daley, sons Of DR.. Robert DALEY
OF this place, were called home last
saturday on account Of the illness
OF their mother. Dir. Tom Daley
was accompanied by his vie.
Diseases Of the air passages. az.
Saming q malignant form and
threatening life itself, we're in the
beginning nothing more than an
IIita.iou OF these air passages.
which could nave been easily cured
20 twsnty-four hours by the sooth.
ing influence Of that great specific
Iof all such ailments, DR.. Bulps
cough Syrup.
The Morgantown New Dominion
y3' In West Liberty, o., the
"hio people havo ordered the no