davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08

New MICRosCoPICAL OBJECTS.
On examining the dust or ash which
collects in the fue of furnace, under the
microscope, with a power of so or 60
diameters, it is found to contain, mixed
with the irregulary shaped particles
forming the bulk of the dust, number
Of curious objects, varying considerably.
in some being perfectly spherical. with
brilliant polish, some transparent spheres
some of opaque white, and others highly
ana beautifully variegated. Some have
apertures, like bombshell, ard some
are perforated in all directions. These
are mineral substances thrown of IN a
melted state during combustion. and as
sumipg new and peculiar shapes in cool
ing.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08
M0KELUMNE Hill. CALAvERAs COUNTY. CAL.
ELLEN RAY.
BY N. G. SHEPHERD.

A loveless life led Ellen Ray
In her cottage all alone.
Week in, week out, from day to day,
A gray old woman grown;
but the neighbors say they knew her there,
When Ellen Ray was young and fair.
And some. the gossips of tie place,
Remembered long ago,
When speaking of her pretty face,
How Ellen had beau
"No farmers son." these magpies said,
"But city born and city Bred
And they could tell how he came down
To Middlebury. drest-
The last of every week from town
In broadcloth of the best;
And how the two sat side by side
Within the old pew, high and wide.
But all at once his visits ceased
The reason no one knew
And month by month, as years increased,
Poor Ellen palmer grew.
Until at last all lingering trace
Ofyouth and beauty left her face.
So runs the tale the gossips told
Concerning Ellen Ray,
A story somewhat trite and old
That happens every day;
For men will WOO but to deceive,
And woman, hearing, will believe.
But always kindly to the poor
Was lovely Ellen Ray,
And never hungry from her door
The beggar went away;
For she oft said that some day there
Might come an angel unaware.
So at old Ellen's humble hearth
The needy oft sat down.
And to these children of the earth
She wore saints bright crown;
And they in Ellen's trusting eyes
Were Gods own angels in disguise.
know not Of these lowly poor
If hidden wings they wore;
But in this truth my heart is sure,
On that fair shining shore.
To which she passed one golden day,
Bright angels welcomed Ellen Ray.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A Troy editor
who publihsed list of old maids, is In
Jail for libel, and troop of tie fair ca
Illuminated parade every day before the
window of his cell |. with smiles and sneers
upon their faces.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08

L1FE.-Tn the bloom of youth and
beauty, on the pinnacle of victory and of
Measure, man is often seized by pro-
found feeling of the feeting nothingness
of this state which he calls his life.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08
JOB PRIlITIN G.

All kinds of JOB WORK executed with
leatness and dispatch. and on moderate term
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08
THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION.
TER NJ S.
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY THE

orce on Main strees, nearly Opposite Court House.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08

5sF- From and after this date all Sheriff's
GoRstables' and other legal sales. advertised.
n the CHRONICLE. must be paid for on the
cay Of sale. punctually. We hold none but
the officers responsible for their payment.
E5- Transient advertisements must be paid
IN advance. Job-woriz paid on delivery, in
ocrid5ty.
% Ali regular advertisers will be requi-
ral to settle on the first OF every mouth. Our
city advertisers will be required to pay up
every three months.
g Advertisements will becontinned until
ordered ont and collection enforced. All ad-
rertisements should have marked upon them
ne number of insertions required.
"a. There will be no deviation from the
s.,sve established terms and rules Of business
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08

THE FIRST TASTE. -"Horse oil, in
stead of butter, is frequently used in
dressing vegetables in Paris The first
taste of it makes man feel like trotting
away from the table. =.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-02-08
Eeartless Conduct.

The San Francisco Call, of Jan
Both, has the following:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

hold his hand from the cultivation OF his
hop fields. through fear OF competition on
the part Of any other state. or even the
Western hop growers, for Maine with ber
superior facilities for hop culture. and WI"
a less expenditure. can compete with any
other section OF country.
Having in this. and two former articles.
in a general manner. given nv views OF
hop culture. the importance o, care and at
tention in procuring roots. planting them.
soil and msnurcs best adopted to the grow
III OF the hop, average cost per 10. OF culti-
Walton; average price per 10. for series
Of years past. and The advantage which
maine possesses over other hop sro"'ng
sections, may in future article. at the
proper time. give a few hints. on the man.
ner OF picking caring and fitting for market.
SUBSCRIBER.
Dix6eld, March 20. 1868.
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Legal Notices.
Sherlff's Sale
March s3itsSs

OSSoso. s. March 23i iseS
TAKEN on eS-rutioa ss.d - ~ DC -oh AZ f"bitc
i aostis,-,, at the offscr oi sain"sl y. G'h-sn ~
Bethel. ia said County 81 Oxford, SATURDAY. ih-
-~cn.i diy 81 MAY, \. n. lsSs, At 10 o'ctock ~
the losenSa al toe ,ghi - equity which S'rphrn
losk of ibsa,. ~ ssii tnsaiN, has NJ 80 eesn'''s
the T. Inv ifg dc-et ,td '~s. r-in'e situate 40 sad
lbany snd hs,ssa r,tt q, lot nanshctVsi iu'sr 80
the ecoed Rsngr. r,,ntaiainx Rl~7ut tscstS-oa-
srr-- AMI i-r,ng The pvsfase- Whsch the "a 81
~,ephs III couvcte,i e. ese George frr"rh y,
h,s isrd OF MSstgsge jsisa March t2ih. i-So. and
recorded "a ihe oNiord Rcgss,y af pred.. honA
l03. P.,s- 22i. - -ccn'e the payment OF no,e 81
hand i-s- ing ryea hate Nth sa,d deed. lur The
OF 6rty eight sl,ilsfs. p,,-hhr an tsaT year,
r. date. anal ini.rsss. dad bc'aZ The saune prrm
sees whrh the said Si-phsa losk iSo~ live .
and retstcncs - had -a,d pei- ssa The r-cor,i'
therr.pf ior q Ias.,e rsr,-r.iW Srscr'ptssa ~ the
ptrmi,-s CYRUS WORNELL. She n.
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Save Your Hay.

We saw 10 our farmers. save your fodder.
Bot how. il may be asked, by starving our
catlle' No, 50 by any means Il has been
SAID that horse will almost siarNc to death
by being KEEP, before NOV OF lay and IN
close proximity to IT. The very instincts
OF the noble animal. tell him that Is no way
for him TO be fed There is something
wrong about il and he feels 1t. But give
him hes food regularly, and IN such qaan'i
tie. as be needs. aud be ~ill thrive. Don't
disaPpoin, him by neslectins to feed him ct
the proper time. Much valuable iejje- 4,
wasted every winter. and tic spriaG time
occasionally opens the eyes Of the farmer.
who has prsc,ieed no economy or regular
ity in feeding has animals.
The New Hampshire Farmer says there
i. first loss ~ harvest time grass - bad
IL cured. corn fodder IS allowed 10 remain
in the field until It's vitality Is washed GU,
by autumn siortas straw Is properly spread
abou, barn and wards at thrcshing time
And then again. when farmers come TO feed,
they are extravaganza IN the amount, :hcy
give their animals. and allow much to be
wasted through IA, edlessness. This il al
true. and strange 1t i true. Farmers wi
labor har,l IN having and harvest time t.
procur. TODD Tor their stock. and ihcn "a
the winter. throw portion OF il away
When hay !. regularly and systems,icall,
dealt out to The animals 1t will he found iha
a much smaller qIariiiy ,han is genera u,
supposed will keep Them in good condition
II i. not bah arrangement, TO have lev
ION, o, hay to keep over and thereby guard
agAins, the evils Of scarcity the mex, sea
son. which sometimes cones Upon the FAR
mcr when least expected We say again
save your hay ~hich YOU have laborvd hsr
TO put INTO YOUR barns AGEICoLA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

WIN EEAS TiinoihN Raster. u Wa ~siert.
w 20 ~ Couut, al CNtr, q anil - 'tr IT Mar
the iith dsN 81 Nsrch. 1. ~ 1851. ~ b.
asartEagc J~-d ci hat date. r~ovc,rd Ie ot.-
crtsztu pt,c 1T Real EstsiS situ - ~ W 4trrErd
sior'r..rid hc,as part Of L., uusnl~r~i sev~n IN
the Jhutscfrh u, ~ ot lis 80 ratd taUs. and
pau scuiti, dv-cS'i-cd go -aia Bst~rs' drel.
t-inz 3rs! "a OSt-'d Rrgt-'rs isok l,ss. -
so, ipg a. sun ct ou~ huu,fed anh i-sr.tN ave
dp,ssty, isyEhar Accoi diag 60 the t-nos vt th'~-
n.t-.. gi,rn m~ 3, -ait Brurrs; one tsH The
sufn ct i.rf, un- titsr- aad .,at crriis
t~Il o7) ps,ahlr 81 var iraui dsir 18th %.
'he t~ t'uN iaS sss--. h,ng l,S the SAM
sus.'sut ich 80 the hr-t fa-a'r8e. NJ pa -bl,
r.lciiv, "a iso and tatrr t,nsn dat~ "a
.'ursEai iut~rv-i id ,ui-- t-af1Ig dst- 80
ne shaT"ratd mortgage Ani Nh~rtas the e,.ad,
tiua at sal, g4sc hss l-c-n b,.s-n - -.o
h-srol ciA.ta h,r-o Ls-srr ghs,c,t ,.,r.uanJ 20
the statute ga such es.e. ~ b. aai truyusri Q.
JEKENtiH WOODW YARD.
4. k,tall,l. Au",Rcs
" Astd No d
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NOTICE

TIVE uut~t timed = ry,.ria' G ,, ~ .,,-e ,pf,p-
L 81 "a hc Suin r,ne Jsd,ctai C..,itt. hatirn
s'ihru -u'i So the t-.pH 80 ONt,rd To- Sc pf-.n
tho appel 81 the inhsbiiais i The town 81 Rsth
-. dmis er'"t~i 't tie ~rp,e i,~r Teen at ssI.i
tuuTt- -. 1907 iru.u he osc,.trn sn3 IyJt..,.
ctusn ct iae Coapr, t'auin,.t p-f. h5f -.Id COON.
g. Lscstinr triris R,sd the prtstt.a a -
L. heodai sad -cs ruts --v-1 sih.rt. u--
~ si s'tss DC f1- .i- az the road l-tv-.n the
d"ri.ir- asu.,s cd :, :. : .Sri-, iri &. T.. Re-.
sri a sai3 Eethc'. aas tcr,n,s,J,u. At %. Ccu.is
rrsi sear b. dwelling h.'i-- pf ..hu. th..e o.,
sad be'u Hereby give nspc- hat ih-, iii
ui-~t ~ IN IhaadI~r ii"n--. 90 .aid B-ih-' On
N'-r- -tl'y, TIE siN,h 80, - NV f--It ~ tfu
ocs'sS 10 be t''envp. fur tho tuTt-.- 81 vt~~ ,ng
10 f,li 90 qn--i'un and e. hear 81 psr,t~- tai,r
s.i,d. .n-i sur t-siirrlus a. ts,s ~ lid
bslprc 'ben the sui. i.rt q sid app~.
HENRN & REED,
OTIS HAyFDKp.
Mach 8. 1868 FiIL. BEAN
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NiENEA~ Dsnn,u II R-cos,'. hcn % ru-k
w h,i on the 10Th 70, ct ,i.v,r, a. II
i>o1. rrN ri rs bts d.~i ot n...,t gage 20
thai 'a.~, rsrtaiu t-fin suh the h,,ld,nss there
or. .sfs.'d ~ .atl Beck h-id. ncar H-alI's ~ H.
s,'ra iAro. c't siaiIs hundf,t 4ud iorty artr,
tUo7e "r --- b-ing The r,tn~cs conveyed 80
sad Rrcoft g., DAVID l.. Is,rsr sol ih-n u--,-,ii
~ b., -sso B-rn.tI u R.rufa. api u h. a. th-
c''uuf''"f- 81 -,'i u..ff- 80 have .cn hs ok-u
thrr't'rv , l,,ii fp attri,- ih- ..as ,r~rahi, Co
The st4iuir In sp,h ca. nt.iic ,..i &C. ytti.-t
JASON MITCHELL.
Much rs 1905
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Courts of Probate.


"
nNyoHb, sat- G-,snt Of Probate held ~
Pare. within anil tsr ssId 90 siN, on - g ihisd
ru--ds, - Nsvrsslrr. \. ~, 1897
OKbsHtD, That tfpss spl siitF The ia, sfrs.-
said the CoaTts II t's-lsst- - she svrsts 81 "a
G,fd, siH - held - E,iio~. A. M f,o sie OF
he in fsri.. on th- ,hiri Tur-tiy OF ~,srs
,s-,a'h. cNcrri fr,,s usfN aaJ Apsil; AZ saith
wa,r,eHd, ga N-siee-dsN foio-,ax the th,td
ru-.sisN OF MAJ Ant oCis.i-f, At 10 a OF
i.'yru. 49, wr-irrstsy i..ils~ ,~g The hint Ties.
tat 81 NAV md ortot-'. NJ = NJ; - Fr,--
Itg, ThatsdsN ioiisS iStg th~ th,'d lr~-stsy 81
NJ, aad cC'..i-r. 10 4. ". - htstn. os,
Tr,,la, EIio~,ns The third Tscsdas of os,ubcr. e,
20 M.
M s.aic-. Which hsvs '-ca ..Sd.trd - "a -
tsturaaIAr "a scrO,tsncs ah DO tsssso,ss
\. ~ WALKER, Js,tE-.
Aue.i; J. : IioBn, Rsg,.i.t sy2s
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March 8. 1858
Notice

1 Nv un ~ -uri. sp~rill Con- .rific- ay,.1trT
81 h' the Surrsa~ Js.'.. ,.l C.-rri. hsi.i-r
s"hfn sls' Gee 'hs Coupfs ct Oti,fd, O. -ct u.luu
%" Hp1-si OF ti~ ishsisu-ui. of th~ ttu- ct Den
marx - Jaigtncni "l be C'su-is Csfstnis. si- ~
i"f sac! t.''fTy t'rsiiHg Co1uI, r,ss.i i-sftus
hptn iAcnaf 90 tsfn~f -1.riie l. Co III q d-.iItu.
h'u-- "i Wa'tsff Wsf-oa 10 iI,rsu 80 the 81
tHi'n n 4 - - fkr sHi chez he,ri., ri,~ ns-
uc thsi fry w.I uI-ri u the Book Gee HJu.- 90
% -rtt brlnWk. oH ih- it'h d,y 1t Nav, -
1850. - .rn Oct a ls th~ p,srt4.s- 81
tir'iE o.. flti Boa tIur $1,000 sai o.. t par 80
intrr~s'et. 90. receive .orr ir.tlua boil, e.. ai.,
u laid tri.re hra Geo Ir 81 j-vt 81 -,,J lut--I
SAM 81 8 GIBSON
MARX T. swim
IitNEi RUST
P4fi. rtr-h Il 1885,
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\NiiEREt~ Ahsrt J-~cu 81 ws'e'tsd. ~
w ,he toaHiy ot oNIord aai STATE 'd Mace
80 ih~ liIh day 81 May. \ u ISIS. ~ b. NOR
gage d-~,i 4 thai date. c'sV-,-,i o. rrttsfn
r,ecr 81 Real Estate situated a. ss,t " ssrt tor1i.
a.d t-tng a i.art ct I.,J oassl-c-i sSvrn - the
thHtT-uih ksngt OF L,is "a Es'4 t1Sa, Int tDotr
pariicuAiis de-ca ,ls-i ~ ssii d'ei. sAch - -
rord@i "a pSsrri k~gi-trs 81 p~,yi.. book ia
gage sai ~ The q thrr- huatr.,i ard tiJN
.'oila ., ps,sbie a-rrcstlc Co the trc,u OF thtv-
npi~s. hrttng ~vrs date ~ a s,'I IN ssts -.
g,vca ~ the sa,j A-~rt Jesrs'. tr' he at''vss't
AM ,uierrst. All ~hrsra- the -"n..tss.u. 81
sstd 0iDrts .gr have tcrp hu,Arn, y, ser ID
cissu t,Fr~hs-ssrc q th- rsu- rssf-ss.og thv
statute 80 ca-rS made eat ~ ,sisa.
JEREMIAH " OODwAED.
4 =. h ia,isu. Auers~N
NatrrAfd March g. lSt-
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NOTICE

Tue snd.a.igne-i, COMMITTEES sEi'aintrd hN th"
/ ~au,,rs,s Ju.is tai Ccssst. k.id.s Suhin snf
,.,r thr Co,ui, II ON e-rj, The thisd Tu~.elsy
II :. ~, nsl..f \. II. 1867. uisa the app
81 David iI.mnoa.. Sstsh T.. v Bscon snd oih
rt. frosa ths jndE-nsn, af the C.-iniV C',Fnfni.
.r,ss'- zoe s-'d Cs-'a,y Leat,ns C.,',.,', road
c,,rps~ncinc a huil ~ the road ,iNtrcr ro,.
sraih ~ G,r,ia-r Rs,rkslt's hou.e. % Stowe. 80
sad CoaofV, snd ih~nc- tuan,ag sarth~rN 81.
usncc 81 s,sput tea m,i~s O. the Csvi,,, t,aI ~
Gtt-ai ~ sstd C.,aaiv ossr ,he Stsiraa h,,r.e fl
the GTaad rn'uk Hstisay Cos~p.ny. h-reliy xiVr
as,,icr th-, tbsy wtN nv, III kiu,hsH ( t.,fhn .
Store in SAL G,i.aj. 80 TUESDAY. tire 9Th ,,ss II
NAV. 4. u isS-. AT 90 o'ciscs - th- Afternoon
lor be rurt-ess Il V,rsius the road ~
Iu.. ,sa. her the usF,~. iat~rrst~-i .s.i eve
sscA i~-ii .,hs,y mas ~ iaid before them ssos
he Sul.lc matter % sa,d apg~sl.
TIMOTHY WAIVER.
Slt.Ni<IS POOR.
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THIS % "a give r-sts~ rhas -, N. iasrTtsecih
isN - sarvh, \. u, iSe-, " srrass ~ h..k
rupirN 49, 'sTuei ag.'s-t the r-tatrs e hF'sto,
rh~, &. HaLs- oi Bs~t ~ col Chr,.ia, .her a.
Huis~. j., - fni-. an the C'aaty ui ~ nr,
ADD state 81 Mann. ~hp hav. h--a asljoixvd
taak FHpi. ,r,lss ,dua, sd r'.psrts~ts her
l.'tbion; that the T-aNua.ai pi ssN i~hts anil
d-hrety 81 suy property t-isHg,-g - 49, lasnk =
fupi. - th~m So th~,r 49,. sad the Transfer
o. aay Ptcps'tN II 'hssn i'sb'd,.ra d, tsN
that mrriia< ~ The rrr,ift"T. Of .std tsak .
rvr,,. rruV- ,a-,f drbt-. .r,d cbes,.- ess or
~s.,Ear-s 81 thrtr estate. ~tU - h~ki .
court ct b,nk'upct. Co b. h,iir-' ., Psr.. u-isr~
Seth Nsp, K-g,-i'r, .n the t.-'rr'h Ts-..is, 81
arr'i ~. Ises. ,-a s'ciscA, 4 ". al tAs
ofhc. % 6eogEr \. " tl-s.a.
CHARLES CLARK.
4 :. M.uhal "a dss--rS,t, D,st 81 Ne
marr4,1- p.
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u The Di.triet C..,r' ~ fbs oifs States fof th,
De ttrt q Nnur
w. rbc fr 'usr ~ lean i~f = Bike. Bsrt r',f,t
Tb- uut ~ Ensd. Ef.s- " Garter. h.,.I,y Ftvs-
notice ~ tis apio'afrr0i .-,E1sf of be- .-tife
81 Lr~Dsirf 7 Bake OBJ. B-ibri ra ths c,.sfff.t
OxtrI. sod dI-4f.r1. % boz hts i--e1 sfJaiE,d BE-
il.nkuip Upon hs own psit.pa, D., be Distfr.t
C'lurt e f.ii iisft Gee
D,,-I ai Btth.I. ths p s., 81 Mach \ n
ISIS B. ELIAS ". CARTER. AssfEnss.
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AGministratrixs Sale.

\ Office o. h~'-h, EIy~u tits' b., vtrtr- ~ -
y icvr-f foiau tha " fa ,tsb's J. Il, 10 P.ri,.,r
T1urt sag Dsfrr G.uni,. ih.f- vi. H. ssr.s--f I.r
s,i- 10 ths i~slbng hpu-s shrfr rrsii- on che
town oi NsSira. ru Ssorii,. ne 25.h &c., ,I
April. l~f~ a' ur. u',.osA Dol th- s.irrfallo e..
ur.t OF '.- iiars,. stead POM oi Jrn,thau Mttb.
Cd. b, ai -ar NrN.ol. o. ib. C..i.is Of o. lor
deceased. .gWsii p.a,ue, ihs slf1 ai fpur huuti
t,it.ts 60 the ftsuleui 10 lrirs .1i f1.n.esisI
chsfE.s Of .sie.
LANNAm 8 MIa-.LLI 49,.
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N'''A'' a. "'''-"s''' D'''' OF Ne'

Th,- - e. give p.,5tss- That 90 ,h- sis' -, u
Msrh. A u ls6s. = war,sat - HAskf-,se,
~ss ,s.ssrd sg.inst th. --s-s- OF i.ass = G.aLl
81 h'rnra. IN thr = unty q pssnr,l. sol STATE
81 Msta~. wha h. i-ea sdjsd go Rsak rvi,i 90
b.. s~a f"'Hica; that the - sn~u, e ass dshts
sas delivery - sso p,rf-~Tt, i-k'nstnE ~ sur b
r. M tnpl tp b,rn. tor ht- 49, .si a. t'sr-i.r
ct property D., hta - I'D i,n h, b~ n a
rn-risag ~ ihr o.. d5t"rs 81 savt lssaAtapi. 60
lrn,r hes tsirs 49, G.. rh5-,.s A.
stgusrs II Dee. ~rists, 40 - bal - a I'.vst Il
BsaAniptrs, tr 70 hotisa "a "-iu.. N-tu- i-tss
S-,a M, ttrsts'as. ~ 'su'.th Too. ~ VI
Apui =. o. i-6S ~ To- v'rlu.k. \. NJ. =,
the Ofhce II t,r,...,~ " tl-.tn.
CHARLES CLAIM. 4. : Nar.Sai
Mr..-errt. D. - -
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NOrICE.

i'HI~ is Co certify th4t Z have ths day EiTen
Il .o' s.r. Jsri,, Lowe. hi. % r- i1 trade s7i
ir'ne'~' 'H la-in-ss ~ ossil. IN shth clsirn
~ "i hfs '4faioxs NOT po ans oi hi. L,u shss
hi- osfe HENRY LOWS.
Wrurss Gro. H SOW
B,ownh~ -, March 49, Is6s
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Grating Items


Scions may be cut TO advantage a; the
present time. or IT any time b, lore the bud
ssells 81 as 10 show the edges Of the cover.
ing scales bat ,hcy mus, bc cut =, ;l.r time
OF day in which the tws may be iroz-u.
Scions may b,' successfully cut from ;he
the buds are largely swollen. but not later
Whcn a scion = cut after he bud begins 70
crack. no CRATER is skiiliul enough to make
hall OF them live
Scions that arc carly may become oon.id .
erably wilhvFei without pcrrcptlbe Injury.
bu, they ought he kep' from with, ring
hy burning them IN dAmp not vet. Garth or
sswiust. Il kept SO wei a, TO swe y anu bc
come very plomp they will seldom live
\ pr juice s.in>t roo, grating prevail,
to considerable eSisnt. in the community.
Al the Nv York trees W. have ever seen.
are root grated trees. We would advise
our friend, 20 get other than New York
trees. Il they can but not ola account OF
root grating. For all hardy varities We
would recommend root grating in prefer.
ence to any other mode
In root-grahing .tlie piece, Of roots taken
from nearest the stump are much the best
as the .cions on such roots sil make much
the largest gro Nth during the h,.t two years
A fragment OF roof. three incbe. lorg taken
from near the stump. and plauted so a. 20
leave the top end about even with the sur
face, will leave out and make good tree.
II viii make tree Ia about hall the time
required to raise tree by planting seed
IL the fragment be taken from root running
deep brlow the surface or hom near the
end Of long root, !. ell seldom, bud
In our nursery ope -afions We continue The
process Of grating. from April tail the Gth
Of July. but the scion set betsccn she - OF
April and ihc lat Of May get better growth
than those grated later The PLAN and
cherry mnsl be grated early. We would
rather ~, graft so early that the scion
.houId take hard lrucze after it bad been
set
The heart cherries. grated on the com
mon Wild cherry. ..m.irnc, called birv
cherry wi. DO better than ou rs own root.
because the early growth ofthc stump rlpcns
the wood and bud. sooner and enables q 10
stand tbe cold Of winter. - Pennington
Chronicle
The original London Pipp'n tree in Nir.
gina Is known 10 have borne every year for
The past eighty years from forty i've 10
seventy hv, hu,hei, Of lppi,s each ear and
It was known eighty wears ago to have been
an old tree. So it has. without doubt.
borne tor one hundred years an average Of
MY bushels per year. The fruit Is Ere,
rate qualiu anil over the average .,zc ,f
apples The tree two yesrs ago vas a.
sound ss could be imagined f. was abou,
forty FIVE feet high AID forty five feet in The
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