Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
TWH0LE.NUMBER 83f:.,s.



much better terms. I take o, couple Of
tbesb. IT9Velc T9ailoN u .ofcf
| = But, Squire, The county .pspers left6tt
prove a great convenience 10 us. Ths
more we eDcoursgs them, u be beiterl rfhs
editor can afford TO make them.
why, dott know atty eonvenieneS
they are to me-, s.;,.o ilos, hos..,s
The farm You sold last falf was advef.
tised 10 one ofsbem, and thereby yoh OBJ
tained a customer Did you noii :.
Very true, Major bat paid thres dol
lars for il, ....s.1 n ..cs.
Aud you made more thsp three hun.
drsd ldollsrsibylit. Npw. II !. your eighbors
had rot maintained the press and Kept IL
up ready for use, youiwould have been
slihout sihe, meuDs, TO advertise your
property. But I saw your. dsuehlers
marriage notice 10 those papers. Did tbat
cost you auy hiogf 9 sl.,@ s,
/ : No, bu'-- -
And your Brotbe,,s death, With long
Obituary notice, And the destruction Of
our peighbor Riggs bouse by fires fos
knew these things sYwere exaggerated till
lheisuthenlic accounts of the newspspefs
Sc, them right.snasl g dsi .nsEid5 u
% true. 6at4as RIA : osS lseisk
And when yodr cousin Splash wsso,daa
for he Legislature you appeared much
sratliied st hisldsfeIce y lich cost him
.6i6a things sa,siI. arc iu.s,.s.ius 5,s
10 The readers. They cause the pcuple 10
take Tie bster5svss I'd bsisqal 'IsSsi6' u
'lsNo. sore Gsudge, IL an were ike you..4E
Nowol selbyor, tbeidny viii surety come
when some body will write long eulogyionl
your Lille aad ehasacter. - and she.a aprisser
WI put y IN types with ., aheasy black
Gu: over i, aud win all your riches, this.
viii De done ,or yonr grave as 8 pauper.---.
Your wealth your morality, and all such
things will be spoken Of, but the printer
boy as he spells Tue words 10 arranging the
type to these sayings viii remark 81 you12-
poor mean devil, be is even sponging his
obituary. Good morning Squire.
/ FARM WoRK FOR NOVEMBER.
ber is an excellent time in which, to clean
up about the fields; to cut brush and tear
up their roots about the walls, and cart
a way some Of the rich Accommodations Il bat
have gathered there. The brush, howeseei
should not be burned under the walls, sss,
the ashes atford the b st soJ G, of .
future growth A good time to dig or
sink stones out of the way Of the moving
machines, or those that have remained fers
% ny years in the cartpa:b, have been in
the way about the dwelling -'''s'' .
| Split the corn hills If It was not dode III
October, which will facilitate The fettioeof
the corn stalks aud roo;s, thru, uR . nav
portion Of the soil to the air aud greatly,
assist the plowing in the spring II also
covers the weeds that ought not 10 shave
grown. ssss9 cal s2s 1s1sl 20 .isas2 SGT
= Sbore aSayt loan, leaves Or what is
better than either. good muck, whete il,
can be obtained at all times in the winter.
10 cover the droppngs Of the stock, absorb.
the moisture aud increase the material upon
which future crops SO much depend. s0 7ai
Much good hay and grain may be sated
by securing Constant warmth and comfofs
TO the stock while in quarters, With q
temperature Of 40 or so deg and q good,
bedding OF saw dust or litter to lie upon
during the night, they will grow or Yield
milk reasonably as only a small proportion
OF their food will be required TO keep lhemo
warm. 9 Ii the boards OF the leauto are not.
matched they should be battened. y, ,sa,s -
No stock should be compelled to lie upon
1
gainst their bodies. Swine kept Ia stfis
way take cold and contract cough thss7
often lasts through life, so that ztbeyonsi.,
ther grow or fsuen. well and sproftablys
Besides this. il is cruel to subject the sni-s
mails that are dependant on us to such
| life Of discomfort or misery. so eef
| Drains which have been ,mmenced may
be flushed, or new ones starteds Sufficient
attention is not yet paid to this sobjsc. Ibys
farmers. sfa feaa tsg 80 = fAyi14s 81 %
A part Of November work should be 10
invest considerable portion Of your gains
on the soil, ty draining. making the way
smooth for the plow, harrow, moving ma
chine. horse rake, etc. by making pernasi
neni fences, keeping the buiidingsin in good
order. aud 30 managing affairs as 10 absidgs
human labor, but at the same time increase
the annual profits This can be doue. bus
only through the aid of head work. as we'll
as thai Of The hands-N % lsFaymr.
INA Foe.-A few days ago tbete lived
10 the town Ola son of Judge b., whom
we win call Joej who frequently simbibed'
more than be could comfortably .casry.s
There also resided 10 the neigbborhood q
painter, named w. who kept q saloon.
Now W. was a great practical jokefa
Ga one ocasioa Joe came into1W,s saloon
and ratheroearly in the morningb gat1 verys
iotoxicatsdJs and Ffnally fell asleep in bis
ehair.g doe Cwase very nearsighted, and
always Wore specks,S, Alter hA. had slept
s1metime, w took of bis specks, blactsd
she, glasses esput'thempu again, liz abe ismDs,
aud woke doe, otelhug him thatoS it1sAs
about twelve O'Clock Is night Q and shc eau-