South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

cepuole, which almost instantly reviv nv civ.
ing 1t one or two fresh eggs The same results
nave attended the nd IN nisteriug Of eggs 10 weak
cattle, aud to feeble chilled lambs. The remedy
- simple one, aud farmers would do we'll "a
bear il in mind
WooD's BorsEHoLp MAo.uSs-The Inn. nr,,-
Der IL jast'the book for the family circ,eI Jns,
the dear old Household magazine We ussa %
greet 30 gladly The articles are not so heavy
'heEe are more Stories: not TRASHY, sensational
compositions, but such as bear throughout n
strong lhnhenee tor all tina, is good and pure
ana true. Ano1estbls feature is that there is
something helpful, encouraging, comforting up
on almost every page. \ bright face like this ia
needed IN every household The cLildreus de-
partment is fully up to its standard and pri nted
IN much better type Az to makeup of maya
zine, we notice great i'm provement TEN
perance story is announced hereafter. for every
number. II. V. Osborne (Tenoroonl has been
recalled as editor, and assumes the entire man
agement. Subscription price only one dollar
year. Address Woods Household Magazine
Newburgh, New York.
The Messrs. t. 3. and w r. Davis cele-
DRAFTED race horse Fddlaieen was successful at the
! races Of the Maryland Jockey Club, near Balti-
more, on the 2sth ultimo, winning the $500
purse in three straight heats. Time l45I.
EMlGRANTs FOR Liberia. We learn from Rev
J. Olcott, secretary of the American Colonization
Society, that since the commencement OF the wear
numerous applications have been made from
Georgia and other Southern States for passage to
Liberia, amounting to several hundreds One
of these applicants is pastor of a large church
who represents that some fifty of his cougrega-
ton wish 10 accompany him The American
Colonization Society has colonzed since the
close of the war 2, 1881 persons, Gl3 Of whom were
members Of Christian churches, aud lG licensed
ministers Of the Gospel The first emgrants to
Liberia under the auspices of the society sailed
from New York in $50. More or less have gone
every year since, and the result is the establish
ment of n Christian commonwealth on the con-
! tnent of Africa having population within its
boundaries of 500 600 souls, with all the means
and appliances Of becoming an impor tant power
on the EARTH rs it is now nation recognize
ed by all other civilized powers. And oil this
has been done at cost of less than 81, 500, 900.
Ia Liberia, OF course, there Gun be for the color
Ell man no question of social distinction on
count Of color-no repulsons or want of aIini-
ties by differences of race. There by reason of
circumstances, tho colored man takes his :rue
position among hIa fellows according TO his
worth and capacities aud il is disclosed by tie
letters Of some of the applicants for passage 90
Liberia that ii is the recognition Of the fact that
though the laws may make all politically equal
in this land ef whites and blacks soiourniny to.
| gether, yet general and irstinctive social line
! will always exist between the two races no mat
ter how kindly may be the spirit of their rea-
! tons, and how much concerned the one may be
in advancing morally and materially the inter
csts of the other. Acting on this and meaning
to do q good work in behalf Of themselves and
ihcir race In aiding 60 build up q progressive
empire in Africa, the land of their fathers many
seek fortune in Liberia, where they become at
once land owners, and ind scope for their bust
I ness and Industrial enterprise. --Brn. Sun.
The 1HsSrican Farmcr for June Is ut hand
with its usual freight Of good things for the
farm and garden. This oil journal does not
seem to lose It's vigor with age ani those Of our
rpadorg who nrc not Subscribers sb,u.a send for
specimen numbers which vil 20 furnished ice
Published by Saml S4uls s s5n. Gajumora.
Maryland, Nd. at - 30 Ca, or - 81 90 in
clubs VI five or more.
u,jor wis j. Hurts died nj his rcs.dsncc
ia Charlestown, on Wednesday morning Of last
week. Of consumption. Nror Hawks 81, one Of
the most prominent men oe JeGcrsou comfy and
highly esteemed by all who kicw him and filed
the position Of Quarte-msstcr in Stonewull Jack
son command during the war.
The Morristown G1sen> makes g5of point
against its delinquent subscribers wheu il SAYS
they should not permit their wives and daugh
ters to wear the paper for busuo There is 60
much due on IL that there would be danger Of
them taking sold"
RrogSrs hrroiyrgp The following appoint,
mcnts have been made TO gu the vacancies in the
Office Of Regent ia the West Virginia University
At Morgantown First Circuit, q s. Lorg If
Ohio-Second Circuit l.. S Hough Of Nonon-
gaia-Tbrd Circuit Charles J. Faulkner OF
Bcrkeley-Fourh Circuit, Homer S Carr Of
llardy-Fihh Circuit, Daniel D. Johnson Of
Tyler Sixth Circuit Frank Chalfut Of Lewis
Seventh Circuit, Henry S Walker Of Eannwha--
Eighth Circuit a. + Mathews Of Grccnbrler
Ninth Circuit, Isaiah bee Of Mercer Courier.
The Shenandoah HeTaid says ON last Non
day Nr Samuel Hickman was bitten by cop
pcrhead snake, upon .he hand. lie USED whis
key ~ a counter acting poison, and at last &C.
counts he was doing we'll Although not ac-
customed 70 the use Of liquor no draroa con.
siderable quantity before II had any effect uf.