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fell due and should have been paid in full on
Or before the first day of August 1882; that
they each and every one of them became a de
linIuent tor said taxes on the said day; that
of this%n notice. /. as deputy tax collector of
the Parish of Lafourche. will advertise for
sale the immovable property m which the
taxes are due. in the manner provided by law
tor Judicial sales that at the principal front
door OF the Court house, where the Civil Dis
trict Court Of said parish is held, I will seIl
within the legal hours for judicial salee, for
cash. and without aprraisement, such portion
Of said imnovable property as each person
shall point out to me and in case each or
any Of you shall not point out efficient prop
erty that | will at once and without further
delay, sell for cash, without ap~praisement,
the least quantity Of said iinmovable property
which any bidder will buy for the amount 81
all current and previous, taxes assessed and
now due upon said immovable property, with
interest, costs and attorney fees: Interest
ON the above from January I, 1883, will be at
the rate offs per cent . month.
F. E. LORIO,
Deputy State Tax Collector, Parish Of La
tourche. teb.3.3t.
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-Congressdrags its wearylength
along. The Republicans are trying
hard to reduce the tariff on low
grade sugars and keep::it up on high
grades SO as to injure the sugar
grower Of the South and enriche
the sugar retine1 of the North. The
love of the Republican Leaders for
the laboring man is great, and the
Taffy that he gra~tuitously offers
them is wonderful,
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OT THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The EoArA1c BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
vii! send Or. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men lyoung or
ol't! who are afflicted with nervous debil-
lty, lost vitality and kindred troubles. guar
a~nteeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly viyor. Address as above.
N. H.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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The entertainments given by
the Evergreen Dramatic Club on
the evenings of January II, 10,
and "a were very well prepared.
The actors showed great profcien
cy and Improvement in the deliv
cry of the parts assigned to them.
The parts were we'll memorized.
admirably spoken. The new seer
cry, painted by Jos. A. Tron6 was
very pretty and appropriate and
showed great skill in the artist.
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FEBRUARY.

AL winter vegetables can be
sown this month, such as Spinach.
Mustard, Carrots, Deets, Parsnip
and Leeks. Also, the early varie-
ties Of Radishes and Spring and
Purple Top Turnip, Swiss Chard
and KohIrabi.
Sow for succession Lettuce, Cab
bage and Early Cauliiower. if the
season is favorable and the month
of April not too dry the latter may
succeed.
C%aulihower and Cabbage plants
should be transplanted; Shallots
divided and set out again. d.
Sow Sorcel, Roqaette, Chervil,
Parsley Cress and Celery.
Peas OF all kinds can be planted,
especially the early varieties. The
late kinds should be sown in Jan
nary, but they may be planted du
ring this month.
This is the time to plant the gen
eGal crop Of Potatoes. On an aver
age they VIII succeed better when
planted daring this, than during
any other month.
Herb seeds shonld be planted,
tender varieties best sown in a
frame, and transplanted into the
open ground afterwards.
Asparagus roots should be plant
ed this is the proper month to
SOW the seed of this vegetable.
Plants in the hot-Led will re
inlre attention give air when the
sun shines and the weather is
pleasant. If too thic'l, thin out SO
they may become sturdy.
Bush Beans can be commenced
with this mouth; Cucumbers.
Squash and Melons may be tried.
as they often succeed; if protected
by small boxes, as most gardeners
protect them, there is no risk at
all.
Corn can be planted towards the
end Of this month. For market,
the Adams Extra Early and Early
White Flint are planted. 1 recon
mend the Sugar varieties for family
use; they are just as large as those
mentioned, aud Stowel's Evergreen
Is as large as any variety grown.
Mangel Wurtzel and Sugar Beet
be sown this month for
stock. Sweet Potatoes can be put
in a bed for sprouting, so as to
have early slips.
Seeds for sale at Thibodeaux.s
store.
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The Hremen's Fair, given by
Protector Fire Go. No. 9, on Janua-
~ q and % proved to be a very
pleasant entertainment, and al
though the weather was unpropi-
tiOus the financial result was salts
factory to the company.
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IHE HEIGHT OF FoLLY.-To wait until
you are in bed with disease Won NAV not
get over for months, is the height of folly
when you might he easily cured during
the early symptoms by Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known sickly families
made the h%ealthiest. By a timely use Of
this OF this pure mediciue.-Obserrer.
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A. CARD.-The Teachers of the Onion
Academy respectfully tender their thanks
to the members of the Evergreen Club. to
the ladies who generously rendered their
assistance. and to all others who so kindly
aided them, in the entertainment given by
them on the evenings of January 10. and
~, and whose assistance made their eff
forts a success, worthy of the cause for
which it was prepared.
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People who imagine that the
weather was cold Il few days ago
may be thankful they we're not in
Dakota where the thermometer
was 60 degrees below zero. That
was only 81 degrees colder than it
was here.
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Samuel Wakefield, a Republi
can Politician of some notorietv in
Iberia Parish, ex state Senator. and
ex Custom House employee shot
himself to death on the LIST day Of
February in New Orleans.
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HIGHLY EsrEEMED.-The youthful color
and a rich lustre are restored to faded or
gray hair by the use of Parker's Hair Bal
sam, a harmless dressing highly esteemed
for its perfume and purity.
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SATURDAY, FEB. ). 1888.
FOR q. S. PRESIDENT:
OF NEW YORK.

ENTIRELY SATISFACTOHY.c~La0ies wish
ing a perfume that combines novelty deli
cacy and richness, find Floreston Cologne
entirely. sat isfactory:
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1.-The crowds that will be in
New Orleans for the next three
days will astonish every body ex
cept the natives.
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Reading at Homo.


al young people should aspire to
be good readers. With ordinary vo-
cal equipments they may be. TO ar
rive at that, there must be habtual
practice. Reading aloud for the benc-
tit OF the homo circle Is an accomplish
mcnt for the many, and in practical
results 1t IS as much superior to music
even as it Is acquired at smaller cost.
The man who by the evening lamp
shares with his family the good things
ia the fresh newspaper or magazine.
while lis wife aud daugh ters, perhaps,
must keep 10 the mending or other
quiet occupation, supplements tic
days bread winning with the scarcely
less importan; nourishing Of the intel.
Iccjual nature.
The boys aud girls should bo Gil.
couraged 20 read aloud for tbo renor.
al entertainment. Many delightful
and profitable hour will thus be spcut.
which add TO the fund Of information
aud to the dear remembrance when
10 coming years they shall be scatter
ed By-aud.Jy when the parents
eyes grow dim and their ears doll. 30
that the worlds doiugs are hardly
more 10 them than is The passing dis.
patch TO the bird ON the telcgrapb
wire, manly son or gentle, loving
daughter may frc5heu and brighten
the w,acrcd life with tho written
page.
And who Of US but has az some
time ia the home or social circle an
invalid 20 whom an hours daily read
ing is luxury above anything else?
/ have noticed that persons accustotn-
cd 70 read aloud often practice IL from
preference when there are no cars but
their own 90 hear; they miss their
audience and find q degree Of taste.
lossness in the feast Of soul. such as
oac is apt to experience when parta<
ing Of a dinner alone.
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A FAMOUS GALASY.-People who
delight in beautiful and good books will
be asionished when they see, if they
have not already seen, the announces
ments Of the 'Caxton illustrated and
other editions OF standard authors. is.
sued this season. The typography, and
all mechanical qualities OF printing anu
binding arc simply superb, AMI the pri-
ces veritable marvel, 10 the oldtime
book-buyer. The list includes The works,
complete, of Dickens, ID volumes, re :
duced in price from S22.5O to % net /;
Thackeray's, from Sl650 10 1913 /;
George Eliot's, from $l2 to So 70 !;
Washington lrving's Works, from $50 to
81; SCOTS Wavo,loy Novels, from $50
10 $3.50; IIawthorno's Works, from S2l
TO So 90; j. Fcnim re Coopcr's, from
S32 to $3.50; Bulwer's. lrom S3I.25
TO S. so; WIN. Black. from $I5 TO 81 ;
Dc Quincey's, SIS to Sc 80. Tue pub :
Usher sends them to any one for exam :
nation before requiring auy payment.
on reasonable evidence of good faith,
"nd will seal l00-pago catalogue o.
these and other works f!en upon appIi.
cation John ,. Alden, Publisher, Is
Vcsey 81. New York.
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FoREIGN INVESTMENTS ~ Carrie
According 10 the Denver Tribune there
Is on aristocra;ic aad p.ebcian. c!e =
nent among tho cattle men oa tue plains
Those two classes are those who own
COW herds and those who have nothing
but steers. The former are tho smaller
investors anil tho latter the wealthy
stockmen The latter buy the yearlings
from the COW herdcrs AMI graza them
until they become beeves, when they sell
them 10 tho various buyers. topping out
the finest 20: the Eastern and foreign
markets, and sending the taiIings in at
the same price. This sYstem Of monon-
olizng the beef castle in tho hands of
tue Leavy capitalists is what is now
Keeping up the price OF beef, although
some OF The stockmcn do not know il
themselves and have only adopted the
system TO avoid being bothered with
cows. The shipment of beef TO England
has become large factor. In the last
three years there has been such n heavy
investment OF Scotch and English cap!-
tai that ii is . fac; that three fuurlhs OF
the cattle interest OF Texas, Colorado
and Wyoming is now owned AMI con =
irolled by it. Tho ranges a:e being
gradually encroached upon, rs they were
in Texas,aui are becoming more oad-
cd every year wbile tho r,rkot lo- .b
product is extending every year. Cat
tic that sold in 1889 for S22 q heai are
cow worth $50, with Tue prospect that
the price will 90 up instead of down.
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MILLIONS II SoGGuUM --According
to a Kansas paper the growth of sorgh-
um in that State for the year is cx-
cepiionally promising. The Kansas SUI
gar Works at Sterling are operated by
joint stock company composed OF IL
linois and Massachusc capitalists
Tie cost of the plant, building and ma
chinery is SIS, 900, including steam boil.
ers Of 5j0-horse power, with crasbcr
and other machinery with capacity Of
handling 250 tons Of cane day, and a
vacuum pan equal TO turning out 10000
pounds Of sugar daily The number Of
hands employed il co, with weekly
pay roll Of $500. Fifteen hundred a
ores Of cane are under contract, employ,
ing Is men in cutting and handling -
The price paid for cane is two dollars
per ton delivered The yield Of tho
present crop is estimated Mt 500 10 GOO
pounds Of sugar per acre. or total yield
of 100000 pounds OF sugar worth &c.,.
600, ani more than $4,000 gallons Of
syrup orth $4,000, or total product
of 10000, equal to $50 per acre. The
land producing this result was recently
part Of the government domain, and
Kansas has millions Of IL adapted to Tue
growth of the cane.
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Directory of Hampshire Co. Court.

The sessions of the County Court begin. on
the hrst Tuesdays in JGnuery, tprii aud Ucto.
Ter, and on the last Tused,y in Jaiy, in each
year. The July session is the Levy Court.
John I, Varce, Esq. President, S. II. vii.
Iiams AM David Pugh, E-qrs Commissioners
CIRCUIT COURTS.
Tor 'he county Of Hampshire on the first
1t,.day in February, the second Tuesday in
May and on tho third Tuesday in September
lou James u. Armstrong Judge
The Circui. Courts Tor The several Counties OF
this, the twelfth Judicial Ci:cIis, will hereafter
commence aud be held rs fol,ows:
For the county OF Hardy, on 10 second Tues
i'g in March, the last tuesday in May and the
inst Tuesday In October.
Fox the county or Grant on the fourth Tues
t'y in March, the first Tuesday in Juse, and
ne third Tuesday in October.
For tie county of Penileton on the second
Wednesday ia april, the Wednesday after the
second Tucsdny in JuGe aud the fi.si Wedhes-
day it, November.
For the county of Mineral on the secon
Tuesday IN January, the fourth Tuesday in a.
iiil, aud tic first Tuesday 10 September.
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Girls of tho Per,oi."


A very suggestive discussion was re-
Gently awakened in the Philadelphia
Times by young man vino wrote ia
conformation o. the girls ofthe peri.
Oh rs having "a srnatteFiug ofFrench.'
and ability TO CLAW tho piano and to
'danb placques.' but incompetent 10
bake bread aud broil beefsteak.'
A young lady a2irms in reply:
Il consider myself fair specimen
OF the average American girl, and
feel indignant that We should be class.
Ell with parlor ornaments and Chinese
dolls have had college eluca.
ton and q frightfal smattering of
French, can claw the piano and danb
PLAQUES but can also safely assert
that | can bake bread ana broil a
beeisteak IN manner that even %
could hardly find fault with eau keep
house and make my own dresses. ]
not only eau, bat do, and. still find
time to keep up my other accomplish
ments, rs they are called. Aud a.
mong my whole circle OF girl friends
IL cannot recall one who has not had
more or less of 4 practical education,
and who would not made q sensible
wife and hoCsekeeper.
She then tarns the tables upon the
complaining youth in this manner:
And now, putting the shoe on the
other foot. where are 10 be found the
yonng men worthy Of such girls? Oar
rising generation OF youths certainly
does not come up to the standard
Smoking, drinking, cards, clubs, fast
horses and late hours fill their records;
consequently;h cannot afford wives.
OF course it is ali laid at our door,
We are extravaganza, idle, helpless
specimens of humanity; but for all
that, when the young man OF to-day
is ready to lay aside his own sense
less aud eAtravagant habits TO econo-
mize and lay up savings Cor future
home OF his own, he can look around
him and find in abundance sensible,
worthy girls, whose greatest ambition
would be in making themselves mis-
trcss Of bis home and heart
Another young man takes OF the
first writer in the following words.
1T would seem from his communi-
cation that it is not so much a wife as
n cook OF which nc has been in search
and the lamentable failure OF bis ef-
forts to lind the latter has resulted
primarily from his inability II deter
mine the precise character OF the
priceless jewel for which bis heart
longcd. Hence he has been looking
around III parl0r5 and drawing rooms
for what be regarded as the one thing
needful, when in fact his investiga.
tons should have been confined ex-
clusiyely to the Kitchens
And possibly he is not far out of
the way when he adds that, 'only an
idiot OF the most pronounced type
would assume TO Judge the intelec
tual aud domestic attainments of the
young ladies OF our city by tie con
fessedly inferior specimens Of the sex
to whom your correspondent has been
de.otlng his attentions
The subject is pre- cminently one
that has two sides. There ought to be
many more marriages than there are;
and it ought not to be so difficult for
young people to marry Us it is. But
this is too large q matter to treat
here, and we simply give the above
as suggestive 10 Thoughtful minds
Perhaps when some oil them have
thought, we may hear from them.
!
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Hear What the Deaf Suy !

" has performed n miracle in nv case
have no unearthly noises il my head and
hear much better.
have been greatly benefited
My deafness helped great dst-think 400.
Their bottle viii cure me
My hearing ia much benefited
| have received untold benefit.
My bearing is Improving.
II is giving good satisfaction.
Have been greatly benefited, aud am reioiced
that saw the notice of il.
Its Wit tues ere Uuqrest enable md its Gu.
rsuvc Character Absolute, as the Writer can
Personally testify, both from Experience and
observation. Write nj once TO Haylock &
jenney, Dey Stree, New Yotk, enclosing 81
aud You will receive by return n remedy tha.
will enable yOu To bear like anybody else and
whose curative effects will be permanent Yon
will never regret doing so."-Eiitor of Mer.
CATTLE Review.
1sfs- To avoid loss in the Mails please sen d
money 10y Registered Letter.
Only imported by
liAYLOCk & JNNNEY.
Sole Agents for America Dey 81 NY
Angus, 81 1893 -iy.
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Foo Choo's Balsam of Sharks Oil

Foo Choo's Balsam of Sharks Oil
Posliively Restores the Hearing, and is the On.
~ Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This Oil is distracted from peculiar species of
small WHITE SHARK. caught in the Yellow Sea.
known as Charoharodou Rondele eth Every
Chinese fisherman knowsit. It's virtues as n
Ies'ora,ive oil hearing were discovered by a Bud
dhist Priest about the year l4lO liz cnres
were so numerous and many so seemingly MI
1cuIous, that the remedy WAS officially pro
ra''ned over the enti,c Empire. Its usa became
go universal that for over 800 years no Deaf.
ness has existed among the Chinese people
per Bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

A comparison between the agricul-
tural statistics Of America aud England
is OF interest "a showing The vast advan.
tage this country has in such matters.
England has this year under wheat 2,
100000 acres; America has over 80
000,0v0 acres.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

In Orange county, Va, last week Ma.
jor HANDY sailed bis cattle and having
put considerable quantity on the
ground, the poultry took advantage OF
the opportunity and filed their craws
with it Next morning SO dead chick
ems were strewu around clasrcd in tie
cold embrace Of death.
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South aranell antelliaeneer.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY. OCT. 12. 1883.

The total circulation of coin AMI pa
per money in the United States now a.
mounts to Sl,575,l0i.6i2. Assuming
the total population to be $4,000, 900
the amount per capita would DO 5000.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Tie rates Of advertising are, for an inch or
'ss OSs DOLLAR AND Fryry CEsrs for three
i.se,jous-ie-ser ones in the same proportion n.
Each continuance 37i cents.
Ouucrly, half yearly, AID yearly advertise.
,ants nsrI tai at liberal reduction n he above
Yearly advertisers discOntinuing during the
year will be chatged regular rates.
NpAivertis,msrt 10 be considered bs the mon In
or rear an esq specified on the manuscript OF pre-.
viorsy agreed upOn between tho parties.
Re olutiousOt associations, Communications Of
limited interest mad notices OF deaths exceeding
4.X LINKS will lie charged I've cents per line.
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GI.kcsons & Pugh have now in stock
the largest supply OF Toilet Soaps they
have ever carried and are Offering them
alright prices
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

Gen. John Il. Gordon, n closing On
address at the Confederate reunion at
Jefferson City, Mo, said 'We did our
best in war, fos What we deemed right.
aud we've no apologies - make 10 any
m'n. Now lie. us Do or best il peace.
anl win in tha, Gsi tho victories we
lost IN The other. IIonc3forth W have
but one Tag, oae Union, and ono coun-
try. Let it b. th2 cTjrt Of eyery pa.
triot TO make that Union permanent
and country glorious.
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Nust -Mush made IN thi, way is ex.
ce!ien,- Soil quart OF wl.or sir a
plat OF cod milk with one pin, Of corn.
meal and one tablespoonful OF salt.
Pour tais into the boiling water gradu-
ally, and let it all BOZ FOR half an hour.
Watch u carefully 20 prevent burning.
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EsISLEZ'S
= HI OTCK z ~ -.

tried. and reliable Cure for ailments of
Ladies, viii aid Nature, prevents Nausea and
Nervousness, and should be- taken during tho
critical period. Has saved many lives E1s
doTsed hy thousands Of ladies as the beat re
medv Of its kind. Any Druggist 81 90.
Di@icy's IguCihu The best diu.
"a tetic and tooic Cures most Kidney and
bladder troubles, Weakness, whites, and Pain
in back
Superscdcs ell other Kidney remedies All
Druggists. 81 90 . bottle
CHARLES +. RISLEY,
July %. Is53.-2m. New York
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q few years ngo great efforts were
made TO acclimatizo English sparrows
IN South Auatralii, which have proved
successful TO most iDconyeaien, OK
tent as the birds hayJ lately increased
SO much, aud have inflicted such serious
damage on wheat. vegetable, and fruit
crops chat a reward OF c.. rtr dozab
has been offered for their heads by the
Government. AMI q. 81. per huaIred
will be paid Tor their eggs.
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SH EIS GtT1N not, life Is sweeping by
HA, MAE9 90 and dare before YOU
die, something mighty
and subiime leave behind to conquer time SC
q week 10 your own town IS outfit free No
risk Everything new, Capital not required
NO will furnish you everything. Many arc
making fortunes. Ladies make as much nc
men, and boys and girls make great pay. Rea.
der II you wart business at which you can
make great pay all the time, write for particu-
lars 10 HAST O., Portland, Maize
March 1888
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South Branch Jntslligencor.
William IiurIcr, Editor
Ofice Corner 4Hdi" dad GrGoei Lane SIS
RoMNKY, WEST VIRGINIA.
T r I. NJ = =:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS n.r
an,uiu or TWO DOLLARS il paid In advance
y, paper will be discontinued except 1T tho
option of'he Publisher, until all arrearages have
beau settled.