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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
Directory OF Hampshire Go. Court.


Directory OF Hampshire Go. Court.
The SESSIONS Of the County Court begin. on
'h" hrst fucsdays in January, 4 pri and Ucto
her, md on the last Tuesday in J1ly, in each
!"sr. The July session is the Levy Court.
INN 7, VarSe, Etq, President, S. IL. vii.
hHas AMI David Puph Esqrs., Commissi oners
CIRCUIT COURTS
For Tie county &C Hampshire on the frs,
1ucsday IN February, the second Tuesday in
Mny, emo or the third Tuesday in September
lea Jnmee-D. Armstj ong, Judge
The Circuit. Courts for the several Counties O.
this, the twsith Judicial ,i-cri,, will hereafter
commence and bc held rs follows:
Fox tho county &C Hardy, on tii" second Tues
lay in March, tho last Tuesday in May and the
Lrst Tuesday 10 October.
Fox the colnty Of Grant on the fourth Tues
a"y ~ March the first Tuesday in JUICE, aud
,he 'cirG Tuesday in October.
For ,hc coGuty &C rendeton on the second
Wednesday in April, the Wednesday after the
second Tuesday in Juue, and the first WedLes-
dry IA November.
For Tie county of Mineral on tue second
''GcSdHy iu January, the fourth Tuesday in a.
al ~" Tie hrs, tuesday in September.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

ktts III 90 eek made at bore by the
~ row before the public. Capt.
. not needed Vie VIII start you. Men. wo-
r-1 boys ord e;l8 wrntc1 everywhere To
'v rs lr u8 Now is The time. You can work
u sparc time or give Your whole time 10 the
'.'. isess Nn o'bc. business will pay you nes =
..t,ri 80 oae can nJ, {, make enormous
.r. Wv grtFr,ag at Oa.e. Costly outfit Hud
.rm ags Money made fast, easily, and hon
o# 90. Al3-es3 EgUs q Co Augusta, Maine
H.5.a Q, 1883
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
TERMS or ADvErTIsINo .

The rates Of advertising are, for An inch or
less OSG DOLLAR AsD Fury Cssrs for three
u7cr;ions--l""Ger ones in the same proportion
BACH continuance 3TA cents.
Qu.,tty, holt yearly, and yearly advertise.
nants inserted ~ lheral redn elton on he abov.
Yearly Rirertsers disseminating during tho
year will be charged regular rates.
70 advertisement 10 he considered b, the month
or yc.r uncsa specified on the manuscript or pre-.
viops'y agreed upon between the parties
Ecsoh,iOn5ot associations communications Of
liEiitsa interest, and notices Of dca,hs sxceedin
tx L,aga will he charged five cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

For delicate or very nice dessert. make
pudding thus: Dissolve half an ounce
OF gelatine in halt a pint OF cold milk;
let IL come TO boil gradually. When
hos' but not boiling, add the yeiks OF
three wcil-beaten eggs; otir constant,
~. S"eeten to your taste; or, IL YOU
wish definite direction, put i'm n ouar-
ter of pound of sugar-This is the
right amount for most people. When
this is cold stir in it pint of whipped
cream. Flavor With lemon or vanilla
ana The last thing, stir in tho whites of
the three eggs; have them beaten quite
stiff. Serve this cool, with cake or with
fruit. afft
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

Foa'ning Sauce-Beat. whites OF three
eggs TO stlf froth; melt teacup OF gu.
gar IN little water. let IL boil stir in
ono glass wine. and then tho whites of
the three eggs. baa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

L Er.E3s his professional services to the pub
! tc Office, al McUowels brick store.
haI.s, wi.Ic hc cau he fouui when not profess
'..'g ul"gcd, day or night
.tuspr, Nri,h 20 lsS- A.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
Dr.. II. W. Daley,

I * removed 10 the house so long occupied
Z oy 'a. haze Mrs. Susan Jacob. Office the
quo orcag.o' bg. lhe late - A. Lup,ou, where
.g yfu tr tuUud by those needing Liz services
Da SD Professionally engage! elsewhere.
U,mgey, : yril 8 1881.
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Eol' sSi0ldf Curdf.
a itAANDLR MONROE,
Attorney at Law.

I I.NFEi;S his professional services to TIC citi-
. ions Of iIGn.pshire and the adjoining couu
tee. All business entrusted TO linn will receive
"a. urt otte1iicr.
Nymnsy, Apeil -. 1868. If.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

a few drops q oil Of lavender will
save a library from mold One drop
will save a pint of ink,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

SricED PEAcHEs.--Talle 0 pounds OF
GOOD ripe peaches, rub with coarse
cloth, and halvc them put pounds Of
sugar and n pint OF good vinegar in
your preserving kettle, with cloves.
cinnamon and mace. When tho syrnn
Is formed. throw in peaches, u few at n
time, SO as To keep them as whole n,
may be. When clear take then, out and
pnt in more. Boil the syrup Till quite
rich and then pour Il over the peaehes.
Cherries may be done In the Same ysv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

OATMEAL WATER. - Brown suffi-
Gent quantity of coarse meal, before tho
iifo or ID the oven, and poar over i.
boiling water; cover it close and uso
it cold. This is considered very use.
full for stopping sickness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

iNt r,. we'd lot at nice Riding Saddles,
y pacy5 'rOg .5 20 to $40 90
CILkHSONS & pUGH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
1ayaas AUTOMATIC EngInoa.

z LARGE TT % desirable dress goods have
> : 5.'1 placed upon GiLHE5OSS 4 PUGWS
...t tal mrs b,Ing offered ~ and below
These GODS must be sold aud parties
would aY welt % one and avail themselves of
u...e uspr.v.b. 1ted bargains. March l6, SIS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

LEMON WHEY Take milk and wa
ter a pint of each; aid TO it the Juice OF
t"J lemons, snd let Tho mixture boil
Tor 1--we minutes; strain and add sugar
TO taste. Recommended for cold.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

TIE UBE or LEMONS. There ars
,bree ways Of making lemonade To
squeeze the juice into cold water--tbis
Is the shortest way or TO cut in slices
or let u soak in cold water; or 20 cut in
slices and then boil it, Lemonade il
one Of the best and safest drinks for a
person, whether in health or not. IL ia
suitable % all stomach diseases; IL ex.
cellent IN sickness, Tie pips, crushed.
may also be mixed with sugar water
and used as drink. We advise avery
one TO rub the gums Daily with lemon
juice 10 keep them in heath The
hands and nails arc also kept clean.
White. soft and supple by the daily use
OF lemon inst al Of soap II also pre-,
vents cliiblains. lemon IS ued In in-
termittent lovers mixed With strong. hot
black coffee vi hout sugar. Neuralgia
may &c cured by rubbing the part Sf-
lected with cut lemon. 10 is valuable,
also, 90 euro warts. and 20 destroy dan
duff on tho head by rubbing The roots
Of the hair with IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

APPLE JAM. Gore and pare the an.
pies; chop them well; allow eoual
quantity in weight OF apples and sugar:
make syrup OF tho sugar by adding a
little water, boiling and 81. inning we'll
then throw in q littie grated lemon peel
and little white ginger. Boil until
the ffuit looks clear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

SLlRRED EaGs.- Buttel dish, and
break into 1t number of eggs, taking
care that they do not eucroach upon
each other enough to break the yeiks.
Sprinkle pepper and salt over them. nut
/" small piece of butter upon each. and
add tablespoonful of cream for each
egg. Bake in hot oven until the
whites ars set.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

Chilli SAUcE.--Tahe one peck of to-
ma'oes ,(peeied). six large onions.
three red peppers. one pound of sugar
ard one quart OF vinegar, cook all to-
getber slowly for a long time and add
two tabiespooniuls each of three kinds
Oh spices cloves, cinnamon and allspice.
OF any other IS preferred, salt TO sui,
the taste. Ground mace 10 a nice spico
for those who like the taste Of Il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

1t is said that beautiful flowers can
DO kept fresh by mixing little carbon
ate Of sofa with the water In which
the flowers arc placed. Common salt.
petro is likewise used for tue same
purpose.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

Ammonia water, or damp cloth din
ped in whiting. cleans paint nicely. Sa.
poilo Is also good. Coll tea 10 tho
BEST thing TO clean vanished wood with
tea ami tea leaves saved from the In
bic Tor several days and stepped will
usually be sufficient. IL removes spots
and gives fresher. newer appearance
than when soap and water are used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-25
Nsw ApvRRrlsRMsNrs.
THE LAST WEEK.

water Consumers are hereby notified that this d
the last week In which 70 avail themselves OF the
discount Of 10 per cent on water TAI for the hx
months ending September 80, 1881,
The once will DO open from A. Y. 70 8P. N.
ag1 eaSs inc "'sA ALEX. uppEeRAFF. Secretary.
dor ST. LOUIS AND ST. m. n
I PAUL DIRECT.-ThO World Re, ~ -
nowned Electric light new steamer
BUCKEYE STATE, John Thornburg, Commander
WIN leave 10. the above wednesday noon, June q
positively. For freight or paillHe apply on board
orto O. Il. BOOTH 3 SON,
los Agent
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men are uniting their political fortunes
with the Republican party as that Of pro-
sress. The leaders Of the Democracy are
fossilized to such an extent that the better
norton Of the party, which Is far superior
10 Inc leaders, can no longer follow them.
lake Jackson's last reassessment does not
Itake" with the farmers in the county:
TH5 Ik1l0w from'interyiews with many OF
them Of both parties and the prediction e
a safe ono that even the party lash, when
mas always been so potent here, will
not suffice to whip in all the recalcitrant
members OF the Intelligent majority" BY
the way, there is some grumbline because
Governor Jake did not order the births to
be listed again. It is urged that the popu'
iation could be increased in that way In the
same proportion as the wealth, and Wetze
would soon be entitled to member o.
Congress. The "tall Sycamore Of Big Fish
ing' would then realize his fondest dreams
The Meaen1er, under its new manage
ment, seems to be prospering finely. 1t II
a lively paper, and is doing good service.
New Martinsville is the most prosperous
little town I have seen in the State. INT
building OF the River Railroad is giving
It a new impetus and the country, too, g
Tar as / have seen, Is keeping pace with thu
town.
The ex-soldiers are making preparation
for grand Reunion, beginning Septembel
4th, at which they expect full Delegation
from your city. W
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THE LAND or WETzEL.
BusIneIs sltuation-Poiitical Affairs
Personal Notes.

Buslnels SltuntiOn-POliticA1 Affairs
Personal Notes.
Correspondence Of tie LntelliGeter.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, W. Va, June 29.-
sojournirg in Wetzel for a short time ]
have had an opportunity Of picking up 9
few items which may be OF interest. His.
torically the "Land Of Wetzel" has been
rather prominent, especially in a political
sense. Until last year political revolu.
tons, like cyclones, never affected it. II
made no difference what the issue was, OF
who the candidates were, Wetzsl could be
depended upon for 500 or 900 Democratic
majority as regularly as election day came.
Having geographical location between
Monroe county, Ohio, and Greene county,
Pa, the immigration was decidedly in favor
OF that party, and the two masses had
become so accustomed 10 the domination
OF It's leaders that they voted the Straight
ticket" as matter Of habit. But there be-
gan to be mutterings among the faithfal.
Some very small men assumed 10 be lead
ers OF the party-the better class OF Demo-
Gratis refused TO be longer led by them-the
re.assessment began to open their eyes to
the fact that Democratic domination must
be classed with the luxuries which are
costly, rather than with the necessaries,
and the result was very decided reduc-
ton from the usual majority. Another
cause OF this reduction was that the Union
soldier element which had been largely
voting the Democratic ticketin Wetzel, got
tired VI being systematically ignored, and
concluded vote for their own interest. The
only Union soldier who had ever been
elected to office, w. Newman, had been
retired" and the "boys" concluded 1t was
time for change.
When the cyclone came the leaders
found It was too late to "Hee to the noun
tains." An effort was made TO save the Hon.
Septemus Hall, even at the expense OF the
senatorhip, but instead Of his majority be-
my 1900, as he had assured some Of his
friends It would be, II was only one-third
OF that number, and even then he really
had no opposition. The election OF Golf
and Hostuttler put new lie intoth Wetzel
Republicans, and with a few more re-
assessments and party blunders such as
have been 80 common with the Jackson
ian ~ Democracy, Wetzel will be found in
the Republican column. The truth Is this
Is naturally q Republican county. There
are some three or four hundred ex.Union
soldiers in the county and they can expect
nothing from the Democratic management
In this State, The majority Of the young
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sLKKrLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shilohs Cure is the remedy
for you. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. D4w.
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A blessing.

The pain in all his joints became intensei
fever, with It's deteriorating effects, was now
added, and he became rapidly reduced to the
semblance OF a skeleton, while Vitality reach
all its lowest possible condition, and his sui
ierings were OF such understandable character
that those who most loved him sometime.
Thought It would be better II he were called
away. At this time physicians, well known
In this city Pittsburgh, informed his parentS
that he was in imminent danger OF total Par:
alysis, and directly afterwatd they announced
to his sorrowiul mother that they copid
give no hopes OF his recovery. AT TINS
and In six weeks VIM. Lincoln Curtis was well
and at work. Read page % OF DR.. Hartman'i
"Ills Of Life;"get it from your Druggist .
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marietta COLLEGE,

i MARIETTA, OHIO.
Established In 1885. Is well equipped for tho
best educational work. Two courses Of study In
College and Preparatory Department, Deserving
young men encouraged by loans, scholarships, and
priEeS. Expenses moderate. Fall term begins
1el6 d President
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in an adjoining building, strictly guarded
by az sentinels, Where, shortly aiterward, 1
had an interview with him, the paLncnlats
Of which have remained distinctly impress
ed upon my memory.
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| NEW oooDs-oEo. R. TAYLoR.
R. Taylor,
1850 MAIN STREET.

The continuance Of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods Silks, Parasols and
Black Silks that can be guaranteed has necesstateda
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
MONDAY, the 9TH inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity
Of some particularly desirable shades in Colored Silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets, they in
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line Of
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From Emfnent Dr. II. Il. Horson, Mem.

81 have made use OF Coldsn's Liquid Beel
Tonic In several cases OF consumption and gen.
eral debility, and have found It admirable as
nutritiye food, tonic and stimulant" (Take
no Other.) OF druggists awF&w
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JOHN BROWNS RAID,
Hon. A. n. BoteIer, OF West Virginia, Do
scribes the Assault and Capture.

Hon. A. II. BoteIer, OF West Virginia, De-
scribea the Assault and Capture.
Century for July.
The next morning the first thing learn
ed was Colonel Robert E. Lee and Lieuten'
ant ]. E. B. Stuart (both Of whom subse.
quntly gained fame as Confederate leaders,
had arrived about midnight with small
body OF marines from Washington, and
that Colonel Lee had assumed command
of ali the forces assembled in the place
Having the pleasure OF his acquaintance,
lost no time in calling upon him, when
he informed me that he Intended at once
to take Brown and his party. According
". at about seven o'clock, q detachment Of
msrines-three Of whom had heavy sledge-
hammers were marched up to the watch
house" which hid them from the insur-
gents, and which was under the same rooi
ss the engine house, being separated IRON
il only by brick partition. Colonel Lee
himself (who was not in uniform took
nosition outside OF the armory gate, with
In thirty PAGES OF the engine house, but
projected from those within it by one oil
the heavy brick pillars Of the railing that
surrounded the enclosure. e.
All now being in readiness, Colonel Lee
beckoned to Stuart, who, accompanied by
a citizen displaying flag OF truce, ap'
preached the engine house.
A parley then ensued between Stuart
and Brown, which was watched with
breathle@ interest blythe crowd.
Although from the position occupied
(which was, probably some sixty PAGES
from the engine-house) could not hear
the conversation between them, often
aiterward heard 1t detailed by Stuart, when
sharing his tent or sitting with him by his
camp ire, and therefore am enabled TO
confirm the correctHess Of the report OF 1t,
made by my friend and former comradel
Major John Eston Cooke, in q graphic ac'
count given by him. Stuart began by
"You are Ossawattomie Brown, Of Kan.
sas2"
"Well, they do call me that sometimes,
Lieutenant" said Brown.
~ thought l remembered meeting you
in Kansas" continued Stuart. "This Is
bad business you are engaged in, Captain.
The United States troops have arrived,
and l am sent to demand your surrender"
upon what terms?" asked Brown.
"The terms" replied Stuart, "are that
you shall surrender to the officer COM
manding the troops, who will protect you
and your men from the crowd, and guaran-
tee you fair trial by the civil authors
ties" .,
II can't surrender on such terms" said
Brown; "you must allow me to leave this
place with my party and prison.
ers for the look-house on the
Maryland side. There will release
the prisoners, and as soon as this
is done, you and your troops may fire on
US and pursue US"
~ have no authority to agree to such an
arrangement" said Stuart, my orders be-
ing to demand your surrender on the
terms have stated" -.
"Well, Lieutenant" replied Brown, "
see we can't agree. You have the numbers
on me, but you know we soldiers are not
afraid OF death. would as leave die by q
bullet as on the gallows."
SIS that your Inal answer, Captain 2"
inquired Stuart.
eyes," said Brown.
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cLoTHIER-J. BRlLLEs.
you CAN'T

This little gem Of pocsy Is one OK the graceful ut
teances OF Widow Bedoit One may possibly be
inclined TO criticize is measure, but no one can
deny
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Prsons leaving tO,m for G'e Sa'0n, ana
summer irarelrs, can hare The DAILY IN
rELLloEScER mailed 10 them, poapaid, for ii
etn. per month, &e address being changed a
otIen as desired
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The sum expended every year in Lon
don for whitehall is close upon 100000
This popular little fish is the young OF the
herring.
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! UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

summer Law Lectures, (nine weekly, be.
gin l2th July, 1883, aud end 18th september. Have
proved Of SIGNAL aIO-lEt, 10 students, who deirn
70 pursue their studies at this Or other Law School
ID, 10 those who propose 70 read privately: and 3D.
a practitioners who have not had tue advantage Of
systemAtic instruction. For circular apply II. o,
University Of Val 10 JoHS b. MINOR, Prof. Com
ava Stat law nVl8 NWFAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-26

There is a general notion that this
country is very quick about adopting
new inventions; yet in the matter Of
electric lighting, we have been behind
England, II not the continent Of Europe,
from the start. Storage batteries
have been employed commercially in
England for several months, but the
commercial use of them in this country
has but recently been made by the Brit.
ish company, in New York. They give
fair promise of doing away with some
remaining uncertainties about electric
lighting; but weshall probably have some
big patent suits tried before the rights OF
all the inventors and claimants are set
tied. The Brush Company uses stor.
ang battery invented by Mr.. Brush, and
has adopted the Swan (lcnglish) mean
descent lamp for household illumination.
The storage battery is connected to main
distributing conductors, and is provided
with automatic stunts, whereby the
electricity is turned into the battery
when 1t needs fresh charging, or out Of
| It when it is tull. The light derived
through secondary battery is free from
pulsations due to the machinery Of gen
GRAFTON, and 1t is not liable to instant
interruption in case Of accident to the
engine or dynamo machine"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-26

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro Mt lois A. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
kJPsssengers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at 1915
o'clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-26
Pomona Items.

We understand that the oranges
raised in this valley are equal II
not superior to any raised in the
county.
Mr.. r. r. House shipped forty-five
boxes Of oranges to San francisco and
they nettod him $l4S.SO. Who says ii
will not pay TO raise oranges'
Mr.. Breeder, station agent at this
plaoe, informs us that the business al
the depot il largely increasing, the i'm
portations Of merchandise having more
than doubled in the last three months
Last Tuesday morning was one Of the
coolest felt In Pomona for years and the
frost was the heaviest, but on examina
ton Of several Of the orange orchards o.
the valley we found that not even the
tender shoots Of new growth were in the
least injured.
A very large area in the valley is being
planted to trees Of the various deciduous
varieties. There will be large number
OF orange and lemon orchards planted
Vineyard plantind will also receive du'
share Of attention.
We understand the third department
In our public school Grammar
intermediate and Primary--will be open
cd soon, as the desks have been ordered
everything else being in readiness. Mrs
II. -McComas will have charge Of thu
new department.
The Pomona Times says; "The Pc
mona Land and Water Company ar,
having another set Of well tools manu-
featured, which will be put to work a
soon Is completed. This Company will
then have three sets, all Of which will
be kept constantly employed in putting
down artesian wells.
Tho orchards and vineyards Of thi
valley are now being pretty thorough.
irrigated. The old ideA Of irrigatinI
about every month during the summe
Is pretty well exploded. Good white
irrigation with thorough cultivation
about all that is needed, at least, for on
Pomona soil.