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FUssELL'S ice cream.

CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
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c. NJ. TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best 80 is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
as the only place where first class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Address
or call at yUSTHS Old Stand No. 6I9 street between
9TH and 7h streets northwest Branch Store No. 4O8
9th street, between D and streets northwest NIB
Note by mail promptly attended to. mar2x
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KILLED on THE B. & o. RAMROAD.-Tuesday
morning the body of VIM. T. Gloyd. who resided
near Germantown. Montgomery county, Md.
was found on the railroad between Seneca and
Germantown Mr.. Gloyd got on a freight train
al Rockville Monday evening. and it is thought
attempted to jump Off the train near his home
and was knocked senseless. The body was so
terribly mutiiated that it is thought that he had
been struck and dragged some distance by pass
ing trains
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Jas. H. Hill,
WITH
j. j. McCOOk & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS AGT's.,
NArCHIrOCHES, LA.

WILL keep constantly on lapl,
Snlky Flows, Riding Cultivators.
Hay Rakes, Walkin. Cultivators
Mowers. IIarrows. large and small,
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses.
Robbins Family Washer & Bleachcrs,
Clothes Wringrrs. &c, &c.
W. arc also Agents for Reads great
work, entitled Farming tor Profit" con.
tanning S5Opases, with 40 illustrations
tho most valuable Farmers book ever
published.
Mr.. ]. H. HILL will have tho man.
agement Of our Agency Department. in
future, and will take pleasure in exbibi.
ting any Of onr Labor Saving Inple-
ments HIS contracts in this Depart.
meDt will be fully complied with By Us.
}. }. McCOOK & BRO.
Oct. c-6m.
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Is compound Of the virtues Of sarsapasil
Ia, stillrlsia. mandrake, yellow dock, with
the iotlide Of potash and iron, all powerful
matchmaking, blood.cleansing, aud litesas.
tanning elements. It is tue purest, safest,
and most eAectual Alternative medicine
known or available to the public. The SCI
ences OF medicine and chemistry have never
produced so valuable remedy. nor ono %
potent to cure all diseases resulting from
impure blood. It cures Scrofula and
all scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas,
Rose, or st. Anthony's Fire, Pimples
and Face.grubs, Pustules, Blotches,
Boils, Tumors, letter. huuoes,
salt Rheum, Scald.head, Ring.worm,
Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Mercuria)
Disease, Neuralgia, Female Weak.
nesses and Irregularities, Jaundjee,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspeps1a,
Emaciati0n, and General Debility.
BY its searching and cleansing qualities
it purges out the foul corruptiOns which
contaminate the blood and cause derauge'
,lelit and decay. It stimulates and eulivens
the vital functions, promotes energy an!
strength, restores and preserves health, aud
inf,,ses new life and vigor throughout tue
whole system. No sufferer from any die.
ease which arises from impurity u thu
blood need despair who will give AYES
SARsAPARlLLA fair trial.
1t is folly to experiment with the nulner'
o,'s low-priced mixtures, Of cheap materials,
and without medicinal virtues, offered "
blOol.pnritiers, while disease becomes more
firmly seated. AYERS SARsAPARILLA n 4
medicine Of such concentrated curative
power, that it is by far the best, cheapest,
and most reliable blootl.purifer known
PHYSICIANS know It's composition. and pre-
scribe it. 1t has been widely used for iosey
years, and has won the unqualified comb
taence OF millions whom it has benefited.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical aud Analytical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
sold ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EvIRYx1IRk
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ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.
New Orleans. Tune 9Th, lsss

New Orleans, Tune 9Th. isso.
lhavs been very badly aA..ct-A with artlcn.
lsr rhewmstisM, aud drorsy III ti,c kwcc Joints,
hey seias awo,,eu very large. s,i6 and pain.
faI, lss mUNths. The usual remedies AND tho
prescriptions tried did nv M good. I had
inAdc mp my mind that I should become q
permanent cripple. then heard Of aud %.
p)led 70 Dr. u. u. l;s.Ier,s, who afforded Mo
Immediate relief. and By ak weeks magnetic
Treatment perfect cnre.
viii answer qacstions chcerfhlly.
Ngssl N. WAHLIG,
Resiaesos. Cev1sr rhi,ip ssa Pvsvst SIS.
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160fth, 1T. e. Patrick Esd g. David Sta,
New Orleana JnnA 81 IN
CONSUMPTION,
Nav (Drleana SeNtam1,er |

hsreby certify that I have been bed with
eonssnltiea. from nsaal catarrh. for over ose
year. Eieht "Rssv!.As" doctors hal failed Ia
MED tAe physicians II the Charity Hospitai |:
they aAO failed to afford even particle of iwlef,
DF. Roeerss be- perfectly rrstored n,s 10
eeand health. The awful cough and splitting Of
ee.supeSso hsve both ceased. Will answer in.
4alsles ee.cerNing NY case. I live co, uer Phil.
p end Liberty strssts.
slgasa Wrs. DELLA FOWLER.
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w. 4. BASSETr.
Captain u the "NAsrMA."

CSsavrh. Dronch,tis. Affection VI the Lcfl Lnns.
Dyspspsla, pslpi,saion VI ~ Heart, ssd
'SsS vssy we'll Any way" oil CARED.
No. 80 Chippewa street. I
Nsv Orlssns, January !. issp. )
kesshy certify thas have beeW very much
sfaisied With RsAsl csisrrh, bisnchiiis, savers
Affection of tks left lung, palpitatiOu VI tho
hsa~, ahd the worst form ~ dyspepsia for one
year. nad ] was passing into pNick c"nsumr.
ton surely AMI n" miAtakc. Five VI the most
rs,iSent ply siciaas VI this city taitcd IL xlr,t
ins any relief before called IN Dr. Roberts
th.axh Nwlsr treatment, I am steadily gaining
daily. ] will chrcrfaiiy answer inquiries per.
sosslly. Slsned WILL An ZlEGl.Ek.
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oDeslal xsljss. -Csvil HAY, Esq, Of
Vsssss DasisA. b the duly authorized
sesos - sAs vxnscAroa In vvruaa pat.
II, and ell contracts made by him will
- Tally tAtited and carried out by ~
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DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY AND NASAL
CATARRH,
M u Religious street.
New Orleans, Jsnusrv &. lao.


New Orleans, January {, issO.
hereby ccrtily that ! hare suffered very
mNsh With ayspepss Tor twelve years. After
having tried many reasaies pr~scrits ~ diE
torrent sMinest physicians al this city, ell AZ
whSm tailed N d. me- particle VI good, I VIA
oeessually currd By Dr. 3. n. Roberts.
DE. Roberts has slss cared nv wife II essc.
rel dropsy " six usoHtls' standing. ssA Ssaol
eAtarrk and deafness II tho right or, abe hsv.
leg salsrsd greatly from tbs Last named lie.
easca lbe TIM ~ years f8E 7Tt
will answer Inquiries. CLhl
! asSsa JOHN JUDGE
1ssrth. 1T. g. Patrick saA g. David Sta.
/. New Olsans JHsS M, I'M.
!. hsrsby certify that have been deaf 10 nv
len ser lSr ten years. coupawistl wltk ~.
Ssl roaring seusds. Ds. Il. T. kcbsrts cutcd
80 IN seas than ten Minutes tOAAy. bssh Of the
sssfhses esd the Mnearthly sounds. ] an g
ysars o. 49,. l will ~ glad IL aAawsr inqai.
rtss o. The sWe)cct. PATRICK E0AN.
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In the treatment Of the folloving dlseasea.
Ov. Roberts sys,~m has NJ EQUAL In pro-.
ductns speedy and permanent cures Wis Nsr.
ross Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Rheumatic Gout.
Attteslsr Rhcuasstisns. Lateral, Postcttor sud
Anterior C.vvssar-s u the spis~, Dyspepsia,
vcss i~SIiiiy, Paralysis, shaking Palsy,
Palpisatios " the Heart. Diabs,ra. lMc,pi.
ens Consumption. Naaal ,,stsrth, Broachitis.
Lea VI Voice, Kidney Disrsars. Liver Com.
p,siat, Partial laAsnity. Sersfala. lmpctency.
Lssa 81 Manly vises, Sscsility. Falling u the
Wont, RAidssss, Piles. Y,staia. ayphitis. alt
Female Diseasss, 1.eucSvrhsa. Flour Albus,
rsia'a' Meas'rasttss, Suppression, Ut the
Asasca, etc., etc.
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

No. j! NfCOod street,
Carrcllton, La, JanWsry 5. lssO.
I nave snisercd awfully With on abdominal
dropsicsl tum"r Tor four yesrs. NJ physicians
1es!a tried Afforded ne any relief, uwtit up.
piled N d.. T. u kslserts. who has bees
treating M Just zoe month. ! am new aaly
TN happy n testify that the tMmos has been
ss'irs'y removed! Ny general health II be.
eoMing excellent.
0lg1ol Nm. THERESA uAOARDON.
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Read This F.!
W. &. BEACH, ST. JOHNS, Mich. jyy3.
elegant jEWEtRY CHEAP,

70 Introduce our new styles and influence trade
We make III: following unparalleled offers for !.
hort time: "ihe Berlin facktl CONTAINS = gold
pated watch chain. ,aga': shaw pm, lady VS. ele
CANT set ewulry sea bean CT II butt 0rs coral neck.
lace Of asat" STUDS gut ri;.:e band rims collar
antt0n. Key ring. poke, mOk. imitation silk
handkerchief. pen. yenci:, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All thrse :nal TO scu tor SIC in
S.anps:! PACKETS for 400 lue 10. cen b. re-
tailed A. from 4. TO s. 60
The Royal C::s&rt contains one s"pc.t aclc,hys,
ring, e'egsn. coral b:ouc. Sc. in h0x. ..nc; nnrE.
lac'. coral sleeve Cn.:OlS. engraved rod plale
braceic!s ros" scHrfpn rold .-..d ted 'SSr, gold
plate Sleeve buttons, heN: rod 81 ..t >:us lovely
cameo scarf pin, genn!n "a: :sln diamond stud
Mates" cross with / d.arvund center beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons. plated collar bu.lo.., plated
Ink watch chun, PLAN gold plat. r,nr. nnbtv
cameo ring. Maltese earrings with 7. diatnunh
settings, gents full como ane thys! set, lady.s
in.l plated set with Whit. s:one settings, Jet and
cameo scarf pin. eng. gold pia.e sleeve buttons
The whole Of this nagnl:crn, collector sent
secure re 6y MAJ tor T. for y tors. This lot
iY. JEWELRY co. Atlanta, Ca
TUE ATLANTA GL'hK says; Thls company Is
nerf.ctly reliable, ami the amount ;::eY Siyr for
:onr money Is astounding"
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TE3TIMONIALS:
M. 10 Chippewa street,
New Orlcsus, JssWsry >. IseJ.

M. 10 Chippewa street, I
New Oslssss, Jasasry ;. lseJ.
Shea II may concern,
On he lsih day u Jnne. is.S. ~ abcsss
les, Her suAsriwgs we're terrible. aad her
liss was rapidly rbbins away. Amer trying
every thing that coald h. thought W heard "
In ssrsiiciwe. without relief I then heard u
and ssst t"r ~. u. X. ksa,etts, who BY Me
vital psychoA a,ssactte power. In . fsw weeks,
restored the ass 1t the liab. She ID SOC
able % walk - his Office for traslussut cad
hoeh hose. SiShsut assistance.
Sisasd W. 3 BASsETr.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
TIE FARMERS, MR0N A A1zAn

In = n II ID END bOE ANGA.
MaxiXe. 4 new vpget,h!e from .. A., differing
from anything ever grown h-rs delicious raw or
cooked. Seed sent by mail % c,s. paper sOys
Rean OF Japan. half bean half pea. said BY chem
lists to be the richest human food known. Fine
Queen Watermelon. Jus. imported. largest variety
ever grown in y. s., firm. luscious. crisp and
snyary: hest to keep or ship. 3 cts q paper Of ~
MuskmeI cS iars.s; nown s !" feet Iong"dne
quality. early AMI prolific. Is cts. paper Climax
Tomato. riches. favor. early, PROLIFIC: Sodium
equaled in every way = cts. paper. White Egyp.
in the so"th where other corn fails. UneqnaIed
for table or stack. y cts paper. u cts. pound
eosnte. one plant feeds COW two days: ~ to Il =.
q IN. broad. Seed will bring fabulous prices ) cts
PAPER. All the ABOVE sent for u. 3 OF each for s.
Address &. q. tslD.RERT 4 90. Atlanta. Ga.
Reference: Hon. W. l.. Calhoun. Mayor Of
Atlanta.
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N.R-An correspondence should be with N. A. Daunhn
as above In all the tickets themselves are sent and
never circulars offering certificates anything else instead
Any proposing to offer anything else by circular or other
wse on his own behalf or that Of the Company swnder
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Nensibl~ tdcss.

Some seasibic idcas aic expressed
b reporter Of the N. o. STATES. fe.
Rasdiss the present System 81 pl ant
jo0. - yell - the necssily u small
lAsns: composition wl'h negro lsi.tr;
aod the adoption VI Labor. ssvin.
agricultural machinery. H,m 70
VhAs - says:
u January. 1876. when macy II
toe peaotess VI t0,s state Who came
10 ieis city 70 buy their supplies were
COMPELLED 10 borrow tom isiVLts
oumcaent money 10 reach home. the
vs>eer Of this paragraph advissd
seeo 70 plant corn.
They did %, and the SEQUEL has
oeooessraied the beneficial rtsurs
A1cSDAxcs OF ooRx AND HOGS At HOME
Whas b possible 10 localities where
thirty years ago, the onions c0Esum.
"a vsee ehlpped from this city, and
produced u the Weet, y p0ssible In
0vesy neW undertaking., n Il 10 In.
telllGeatly carried cut. Meanwhile
Soofo = another matter equally im.
poetAot 20 the welfare VI tho CON.
0ueley which the fertile brain that
conceived the Idea Of cheap money
suggested yesterday.
OOmpetiti0n between the negro and
eAo skilled and thrifty European
harm leboref are essen TALLY u, cesSry,
Dot ooly TOT the Improvement VI the
0eGro. bat Tor the complete develop
meat Of the country.
11s xE0a0 xvEps AZ 4 xEAR xIioapoR
ss0all farmer, With bic little patch,
Who viii False . pig or two. come
caickeoe and turkeys, Who deinks
ooteesmilk, when he % thirsty. cul.
ovoeoo Q 0ardeo, aud has lust \ 1T.
~ money lsid BY for . rainy day.
The eege0 buys too many cans OF
peeslsd oyseeess too many preserves,
selo. bat % b % Initiative cure. AMI
pocke up Naos at % astonishing rate.
He has a idcs that he u the ooly
oao % this country Who can raise
eoeeoe. Of euaAs. aud gets higher Va.
- than be earns: but being ian.
peovdoot bio wages don't DO him
aoy good. He dose not eeem g.
ooopesAeod that Whst v pi oduced
O bone = much sWeeter and much
ooeopoe than what can Oe bought 1t
Q eeoee. bot being Initiative, clooe o.
eoooosjoe With thrifty people would
eoooA hin that II b enj Dyed more
oooloets, 10 could work tor smaller
Wo9oo end -.
u 4A8 BEfTER OFT.
Having ssceetained tho truth OF
eejb etatement ny over forty wears ~
oo0oe OooervatiUu, the gentleman
eooid appreciate the immense i'm.
poseAoco 20 the South NJ the cub
oeelpeloa Of the Jay Goulh railway
combination OF 0l5O. 900 ~ bring ~
tAeoe fertile laos:s the very s'ali
9e0eee No 20 greatly need. We're
~ t0meoeo plantation tsnant~d by
l1oe eoch Q class hs could cud his
0eZo 10 peace.
10 0oes not desire Il understood
e0ee y e0toetAlna Aoy fseliux 1T pc~.
)o0loo aealnat The negro, tut they
~ lnettUctively imprOvIdent, and
oxteemely thOu9 httess. Al the sux.
QeceSoey Q! aay mao 10 whom they
he'd confidence
sDoosAxDs would DRIP EVERYTHING
I'D leavs for xAusss VI any other
locality. without . moments hesitx.
n 49, .nH A.lI>.> 4. .XA,
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE WOMB,
DYSPEPSIA AND LEUCORRHOEA.

Mn. LoHisa wsimsr. So Magazine S.. terri.
elv aatctsd With engorgsmest Of the womb
!ssssrrhes aad dyspePsis, was perfectly cured
~ ". Roberto, In Nay snd Juae, ls7S. A
sSoarkoble eaee. Sent 1.
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted at a. points to
whom liberal compensation will be paid.
FOR further information write clearly giving full address
Send orders by express Registered Letter or Money Order
by mail, addressed only to D'' o'0''
NJ. Il. DAUPHn.
a New Orleans La.
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Hotel.
ABB. HARRIS. $50 Proprietor.

os ~SNs ASvpsscsOIs
THIS First-class establishment 10 .
1 NEW applicant for pablic iavors.
Tho Hssss hos been newly repaired
newly psiated. aud newly furnished
dsa To- u botto,a.
The table is the very best thst tho
narkets Of Nstehitoches and New Orleans
can afford, sud the attention to guests in
tle tfas 6euthsru hospitabIe style.
Des ibsRst Harris lIsesl.
Corner 6eeoo1 : Tfalsslx streets.
NAToHrDCHEs. IA.
Dee.lll;- ly.
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Gen. g. I. BEAUREGARD, Of La
Gen. eobAL A. EARLY, DIVA. Commissioners
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MEZIERE & BRo.,
OanQPte, La.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS,
PRODUCE.
MEDICINES,

And everything in the line Of G epera
Merchandise. They sell cheaper than
the CHEAPEST. The hishes.. cash price
paid for Cotton, Wool, Hides, Becswax,
ant, every thing for sale. Small profit
and quick sale. for cash.
Dec. 1l.-6m.
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9lIIIl3!|i]k!IS14!llIl[II|3

For sale by T.. J1tarte& Co. New
Orleans oct. u CIV
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-08
III ED.

At Ills home, in Willow Creek. Lee
county, Illinois, June 22nd, 1881. OF in
ilammition OF the bowels. RoBr. TIIOMP-
SON, Ed, aged ~ years, 8 months and
~ days.
The deceased was a native Of this
State an spent his boyiiool days and
he greater part of his manhood at his
country home on Little Capon. about 9
miles northeast OF Romncy. AT the age
Of twenty-fOur he was married to Miss
Hulemiha Taylor. anil after spending
thirty-three years of prosperous welded
life in this State. he rem )vcd with his
family To his estate III Illinois.
DuriIg his residence here anil also in
Illinois. be was ut numerous times hon.
ored with public trusts Of Importance.
Generosity and charity were his promi-
nent characteristics. but. notwilbstanl.
ing, by prudence, industry anil eGono-
my. lie 'ucceCded before bis death, in
amassing considerable fortune-c-
nough to we'll provide for his wife and
remaining children.
AS was the case with the neighbors
and those with whom he frequently came
IN contact about MS late home. the news
of his demise will he received with sal
ness Ivy the mauy OF tits vicinity who
remember him az oil "old friend"
With the exception OF his Oldcs; son,
John T., who resides in the vicinity OF
this place. all of his nine childreu are
closely and comfortably located about
the homestead.
Though Mr.. Thompson had reached
. ripe oil age hc In maiitaincd n lie
gree Of goo health very unusual AMI
but fow days before his departure his
appearance was hale and robust.
but the call Of grim, inexorahle death
was not 60 be- disoboyed, AMI af'er 4
short, Ineffective struggle, lie was borne
a captive across tho boundary between
life and eternity.
May his locp everlasting sleep be one
OF pcacc.
On the goth ult. at his residence in
Cabin Run district, Mineral county, Mr..
PETER UNsroT, aged 80 years, 4 months
and 2G days. lie was \ good CITIZEN,
kind neighbJr, and will be missed IN
the vicinity in which hc lived. Peace
TO his ashes.
IT, MooreGcll. on the 27th nit, after
short illness, w CmEsTgn, infant son
of J. Morgan and Elizabeth Linthicum,
aged . months.
On Little Capon, in this county, re.
Gently, Miss ELIZABETH CoRBIN. in a
bout the 7Oth year Of her age. The de.
ceased was qnio., peaceable. COOL wo.
nan, and was greatly respected by all
who know her
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A $4,000 RopBnnr AT paw paw

A $4,000 RoBBERY At Paw Paw
On sunday malning las. before daylight,
"e learn from the Cumberland TIM,
'hat tho store belonging TO Mr.. Perry
Williamson. of Paw Paw, was entered
and the safe blown open. Mr. Laroen,.
who was formerly partner with MIR. w.
had 81 800 in the safe; Mr.. w. had ST..
oov, and customers of the stor. had
szoo on deposit. The burglars escapet
with all the money. They had also tied
UP lot of silk goods TO take with them.
but apparently fearing that the goods
would lead to their detection they were
left behind. There is no clue as TO who
the burglars are.
thursday night. the 3oth ult., bur
glars entered w. T.. Henshaw's store. at
Homecoming, Allegany county, Md, and
blew open the safe. hut got no money.
They carried off small quantity OF
goods.
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II Cd n q e. I'D.
To persons having clsims against the
County, Ovetseers of the Poor. and
persons having business before
the County Court.
TIE levy term of The Coan,y cour, Of Hanp.

ME levy term Of The Coanty Court OF Hamp.
Il shire will begin on the las, Tuesday 10 July
All persons having claims sgains, the Coaniy
ase required by law 10 6ie the same with the
CLERK OF the County Court. fully setting forth
the Items, and. IL for services, the number OF
DAYS occupied in performing the same and the
clerk Is required 10 present such claims To the
Court. Claims shonld be fled with the Clerk
ten days before Court when possible Such
Claims as were fofmerly allowed bv The BOars
OF Oserseers of the Poor must now be presented
TO the Court. All claims must te proven or
certified "a heretofore.
The Agent aud Overseers OF the Poor are re-
quited TO make reports TO. and settlements with
the Court at this term. (See acts 1881, pages
AZ, &c)
Surveyors Of Roads are also required to make
reports 10 the Court n, this term See acts 1881
pages l54, &c
The business of the Court will he conducted
in the following order, viz;
The FIRST and second DAYS of the term will be
devoted to the settlements with the Overseers Of
the poor and their Agent, and To the Auditing
q: Claims against the Oyerseers Of the Poor and
FOR services, SC, TO paupers.
The third and fourth days TO the au lifting OF
all other claims agains, the County
The fifth and succeeding days TO the conside.
ration of road business and such other matters
rs may be before the Court.
The attention of persons having business with
the Court is specially called TO this order of bu-
, siness, so that they may know on what dsy,
their business can he presented 10 and receiy,
| the atteniion af The Court
c. =. WHITE, conc.
June "a, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-08

The Beginning OF Summer.-Acco rd-
ing to the astronomers, summer began
on Tuesday OF last week. The sun in
the small hours Of the morning entered
the sign Cancer. which marks the sum
mer solstice. From this time for tn The
sun will every day run n little lower,
until in the fall it again crosses the line
AMI goes to make summer in the south
ern hemisphere. Nevertheless, al
though the sun will not rise so high Mt
noon, and the days will grow shorter
during the remainder OF the season, tie
heat will increase for q month or six
weeks 10 come. The scientific men saw
this is because the air and earth REQUIRE
time TO be thoroughly warmed; and for
several weeks after the sun has passed
the solstit!al point, more heat is ciyen
to the Garth than it loses, and so there
is an accumulation Of warmth. This i
similar TO the explanation Of the lag
gIng OF the tile behind the moon"