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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02
ga Repository of Fashion,
Pleasure ana Instruction."
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ly journal, devoted to Fashion and Home Lite.
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existing need dofa Weekly Fashion Newspaper,
and TO 6omhIne tlerowtha tirst.class literary
journal, which which Will be indispensable to
every household.
Arrangements have been made, at an immense
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Papers of Europe, especially with the famous
Rdzar of Berlin, which supplies the fashions TO
the leading journals of Paris, to furnish the
same to them IN advance, 50 that hence.orth
the fashions will appear in HARPEk's BAzAR
simultaneously with their publication in Paris
aud Berlin.-an advantage enjoyed by no other
journal IN the country, f, -,E-I
The patrons of HARrgR's BAzAR will receive
every iortnight largo pattern plates, containing
nom forty TO hty null sized patterns OF ladies' I,
misses and ehildrcn'S bonnols, cloaSs, dresses,
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MED, with the necessary descriptions aud di.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

A correspondent desires 10 know
if the Blue Laws of Connecticut
were actual bona fde statutes. No.
They were satires. ATory church
man, who was driven out of New
England for his Tory ism, indulged
himself in tho luxury OF revenge
by drawing up a code of laws as Il
cariclture OF the laws of Connect.
cut. The first publication Of these
pretended statutes (Which never
existed exceptin the authors brain
and book) was in London, in 1881,
The name of tho splcnotic exile
was Samuel Peters. Like th9 auth.
or OF the Moon Hoax, ho had a
good many believers at tho time.
And a good many innocent people
(like those, for iostance, who think
that Andrew Jackson is still alive)
still believe that the Blae Laws
were, vcriiabIe statutes, once on tie
statute, books of the Nutmeg State
But let our correspondent case his
mind; tho present distinguishing
laws OF Connecticut arc not blue
but black. ~ Y Independent.
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Wonderful.
The Bucyrus Journal tells tho

The Bucyrus Journal tells tho
following snake story:
During the great snow II lad,
near here, went out to tho potato
mound to get potatoes; after clear
ing away the snow, and breaking
into the mound, he found kind of
most in the straw, in which was a
compact ball of what he took to be
large ball of string, such as our
wool men use, he brought this in
with the potatoes and laid it on the
baby's cradle near the stove.
His mother just then sent him
off to a ncighbor's and continued
about her work.
lie was gone about an hour and
when he returned, upon looking
for his ball, he found ithad resolv-
cd itself into a pile Of squirming
young snakes, many OF which
were seeking the warmth of the
infants body and ono had actually
entered its mouth.
A cry Of alarm. from the boy, at
tracted the attention ofthe mother
towards tho cradle, and, scizing
her child, she sought to extricat'
tho reptile, but she was too late
and it actually drew itself withir
the babes mouth and down it,
throat.
DR., Ingham was sent for, but b,
recognized the snakes as being tn,
common serpens ineptuS Of Audubon
and therefore perfectly harmless.
He declined worrying the BABY
with medicine and the child seem
unhurt by its singular accident
The mother declares however tha
its appetite is much increased ont
that in its sleep it frequently his
ses loudly. We believe this i
much in imagination as that specie
of serpent or snake does not hiss.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Thomas was an unusually prom,
ising boy, and one moro manly,
steady, trusty and obcdient TO his
parents and courteous to his friends
could no where have been found,
He was regular attendant al
school until a few days ago, but
lattcrly had exhibited a very mel.
ancholy and apparently unhappy
frame Of mind.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Prominent Senators in Washing
ton do not hesitate to say that tie
Senate will disagree, by a very
large majority, to tho purchase of
the Island of ST. Thomas.
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The "WEEk OF PRAYEan-The
evangelical Christian dcnomina,
tions throughout the land have
named a period OF seven days,
commencing Sabbath, January
9th, as tho '"Wcek OF Prayer.
The National Evangelical Assoca
ton have suggested tho following
among tho topics, as suitable for
exhOrtauons and interccssion on
tho successive days OF meeting,
during tho week OF prayer:
Sunday, January 5th Sermons.
Subject, The PerSon, Work, aud
Kingdom Of our hord Jesus Christ.
Monday, January 9th: Thanks
giving for special and general nicr.
cies dlri,g tho past year to nations
churches and families, aud conies
sion Of sin.
Tuesday, January 7lh; Prayer
for nations, for kings, and tor all
in authority for tho observance OF
tho Lords day, for the removal OF
obstacles In the way VI moral and
religious progress, and for internal
and international peace.
Wednesday, January 9th: PRAY.
rfor iainities, Tor schools, colleges,
and universities, and tor tons
and daughters in foreign coun.
tries. a
Thursday, January 9th, Pray.
er for Christian minister's and ali
engaged in Christ's service, for
Gods ancient Israel, and for tho
coming of our Lord Jeruo Christ.
Friday, January lGlh, PRAYER
for the sick and afflicted, tor wld.
ows and orphans, and Tor the per.
secuted for righteousness sake.
Saturday, January llth: Pray.
er for the Christian Church, fbf in.
crease Of holinesg and activity, q.
deity and love, and for grace ca qual
70 the duties and dangers of the
times. M
Sunday. January 18Th: Ser.
mena, subject, Christian Charity,
7 Cor. xiii. wa7 ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

The Portsmouth Tribune says
tho firm Of J. S. Anderson & Co.,
grain merchants ofthat city, failed
last week. Their liabilities are re.
ported at about $4,000; assets,
small.
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CoMMUNlCATED.
Wedding Party.

We learn that quite an interest
ing wedding party came otfrecent-
ly in tho town of Barncsville, o., in
which our young friend Mr.. WM
II WEIR and lady, with mum,
Der of select friends, being on a
wedding tour, were tho honored
guests. Mr. Wehr is Young mer.
chant, engaged in business in Bre-
men, and has set "A wise and worthy
example to our young men, by
taking a life partner to share the
profits of the firm.
On arriving at the depot in
Barnesville, Mr.. Wehr's former
place of residence, the tourists
were mot by large concoursc of
the grooms former friends and
escorted to the American House,
where magnificent supper await
cd them. The table was crowded
with the choicest viands and deli.
cacies, as well as a plentiful supply
of the substantials, ,,all-gotten mp in
u style for which the "American
is so justly noted, and to which our
young friends did ample Justice.
Alter being thus sumptuously
entertained on their arrival, one
would naturally suppose this to be
the end, but such was not the case
For two or three days sleighing
parties and oyster suppers were
the order of the day, showing tho
esteem entertained for Mr. Wehr by
his former friends and speaking
wellfor the liberal spirit of the
people of Barnesville. All things
considered, it was one of the grand
est wedding parties ofthe season.
We bospeak for Mr.. Wehr u lib
eral patronage, and wish him ant
his lady longand prosperous lifc
MOyioy and peace, and bliss attend,
Eyeron our worthy friend, ~
May they IN Hyinen's bonds be blest,
Till Heaven calls them home to rest.
G. W. G.
| RounonvilIa Oh;o
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New York Market.
NEW YnRK Doc &c

NEW YORK, Dec. 80.
FLOUR-Recoipts 5,O54 bbls.-
Sales of $500 bbls. at IS 3O@s9 for
ssperfne State and Western; S9.7O
@4O.55 far extra State; s9,3O@12
tor extra Western; 'sl2.35@15 for
white wheat extra S9.7O@13 for
round hoop Ohio; Sll@l3 for com.
mon TO good ST. Louis; Sl3a16 fol
good to choice extra do.
WHEAT Michigan 50 SIS, Cali.
fornia white So 05a3 O75.
RYE---Steady at 81 70.
BARLEY Canada 81 90, on ca
nal.
CoRN--salcs at 81 Al for old
mixed Western; 81 34a1 81 fol
new do, 81 35 for new. mixed
Western; 81 36 for new white Yves
tern.
oATS-Salos at 8ia84ac fol
Western.
IOhh--oalcS aJ pzU JOazI U,
for mess. 1Sa18 25 for prime; $l9
75a20 for prime mess,
BEEF--Salcs at $50 5Oa32.
BEEF HAMS--Salcs at 500;
81 so.
BACON--Salos at 104a1Ofc fol
Cumberland cut AMI ll4allfc fol
short-ribbcd.
CUT MEATS Sales at s!a9(
for shoulders and l2al24c fol
hams.
DRESSED HoGS--Firmor a
SSaS4c for Western; 9a94c for city
and 94c for heavy do,
LARD--Dull and heavy. Sale
of $50 bbls at 12lal3c,
BUTTER--S Steady at 38a46 ID
State.
CHEESE--1ta15c
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

A local paper says that General
Leslie Coombs, of Kentucky, went
hunting the other night, and killed
three opossums and one raccoon,
The same journal adds that tho old
gentleman, who was contempor.
ary.of Clay, Calhoun and Webster,
is as straightas an arrow, hale and
hearty, and looks as if he might
live for twenty years to como. Ho
has not an unsound tooth or gray
hair in his head, and never carries
q cane.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

HARrER's BAzAR, one year....4......... Ga 90
An extra copy Of either The MAaAzIsF, WEEK-
LY, or bAEAR will be supplied gratis for every
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

The PaincsviIIo Telegraph says
that cattlo raiser OF that county
sold lately to u Cleveland dealer
four head of cattle, two of them a
little over two years old, for S678.
The two young cattlJ weighed g.
1856 pounds.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Sberman's finance bill does not
find its entire path strewn with
roses. Tho Cincinnati Gazette
thinks it aproposiilon to pay s25,,
100000 for tho privilege of coming
out Of the same holo that we went
in at.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

The Georgia Reconstruction Con
vention adjourned Tor the holidays
amid considerable excitement over
tho contumacious conduct of the
State Treasurer, who refused to
pay any money toward tho cxpcn.
Sos oftho Convention. Hc declar-
cd that he did not recognize tho
authority of Con. Pope orthe Con-
ycntion, and would obey only tho
Constitution and law of the State
of Georgia, and tho warrant of tho
Governor. wv |.L
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Meeting of H. v. horticultural
Society.
Hon1lcuLrunAl R0On., LAsCA.Isn. O., !

HoRTIcuLruRAL Rooms, LANCASTER, o.,
December rs, 1867. 8
Society met, pursuant to adjourn
men., and was called to order by
J. A. Fctters, Vice President.
Tho minutes Of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.
The special committee on nomi-
nation of candidates to fill tho Of
fees of the Society for the ensuing
year, submitted their report, which,
on motion was received and laid
on the table.
The following additional nomi.
nations were then made
By Mr.. Wiscmsn-F. J. BoVing
for Librarian. la-
By Mr.. Boving-C NJ. L. Wise
man for Corresponding Secretary.
By Mr.. Gravett-M Efinger for
one of Committee on Fruits.
By Mr.. Busby-D. Stalter for
Asst Librarian.
By Mr.. Stalter-J. IT, Busby for
one of Committee on Flowers.
By Mr.. Messrs. D. Stall
tor, j. #. Busby and P. J. Clarke
for Committee on Fruits.
Mr.. Boving proposed J. IL. Sun.
derman, Of Amanda, and MIR. Barr
proposed s. T.. Shoeffer, for NOM
bcrship-whercupon said candl'
dates were balloted for and duly
elected.
! On motion of I, Ii. White, the
subject heretofore adopted for dis
cussion was passed over till next
meeting.
On motion Of ], S. Snider, the Cor
responding Secretary was directed
to send out circulars notifying
members in arrears for dues of any
! kind of tho nature and amount of
the same, and requesting payment.
The Corresponding Secretary
presented copy of tho National
Agricultural Report for 1865, for
wardcd tor the use of the Society
by Hon. p. Var Trump, NJ. G. from
this district, and the same was or
dored to be placed in the Library
On motion of J. G. Kinkcad, the
Recording Secretary; was directed
to note in the minutes that every
mombcr holding books belonging
to the library Of this Society il
specially requested to return tbc
same on or before the day of The
; annual election. tt
On motion Of r. j, Boving, ]. II
Sundorman was appointed a mcm'
Der of the wine.testing committee
, to fill tho vacancy occaeioned by
the absence ofP. B@Ewing. Th'
, committee as finally composed, con
sisted of Mcssrs, Wm. Van lIeydc
of Clrclevillc,. Theodor Mithoff, o
, Lancaster, and J. IL. Sunderman
of Amanda. aW J. l9F
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1sns.

The publishers have, perfected system of
mailing bywhich they can supply the MAeAzixE,
WEEKLY, and Bazaar promptly to those who pre-
fer to receive their periodicals directly from
the Office of Publication. Postmasiers and
Others desirous otgcttlng up Clubs Will DO sup
piled wlth'a showBill on application.
The postage on Harper'r IIoEar is2o cents q
year, witch must be paid at the subseriber'S post
Office.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Gen. Howard is giving much
attention and study to the various
plans which have been prepared
for relieving the destitution Of the
South. He has recommended to
Gen, Grant a proper and generous
distribution of food by the Gov
ernment as long as the necessity
for its issue exists; tho cost TO be
repaid after certain timo, and so,
cared by lien on crops; the distri.
button to be accomplished through
civil agents of acknowledged stand.
ing in the districts.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

The Fenians in Ireland have
been amusing themselves by send
ing explosive letters to govern.
ment officials. One policeman hurt,
but nobody killed by them yet.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Tho Yankees bavo discovered
immense deposits Of guano near
Charleston, S. G. which havc hith.
orto laid quietly under tho noses
Of the chivalry WITHOUT n suspicion
ofsuch mines ofwealth to be had
for a little labor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

A dispatch from Charleston, S, G.
says; The steamship Raleigh, from
N, York for n Orleans, was burn,
cd on Tuesday, about twenty miles
off the coast, Eighteen OF the pas.
songors and crew were brought
here by tug the next morning -
Thirteen lives arc supposed to have
been lost, including Captain Marsh
man, Twenty-four persons al still
missing. They We're last seen in a
boat, or clinging to pieces Of the
wreck.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

As Gen, Grant has demonstrated
his desire for rctronchment by re.
ducing the expenses Of tho depart.
mcnt $4,000, 900 per annum, would
it not be we'll TO place him over all
tho Departments? We think 80.
"Who owns the city OF Now
York to.day2" asked Mr.. Beochcr,
in his sermon OF last Sunday night,
and bis prompt'reply TO his own
query, was, "Tho Devil
A St. Thomas letter says that,
up to the I'd Of last month thoro
had beOn five hundred shocks Ui
earthquake felt there.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

A San Francisco dispatch says
The steamer Idaho has arrived
from Honolulu, with advices to
Dec. 10. Tho British war vessel
Chanticller had arrived at Homo,
lulu from Laftte, and intended to
remain thero several weeks. She
lay alongside the Lackawanna and
the band struck up Dixie and
Bonnie Blue Flag. Tho American
band then gave them Wearing oil
the Green, efl'octually silencing the
British musicians. N'"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Il is a fact not generally known
that all tho anthracite coal in tho
world so far as developed is EN-. /.
braced in the Wyoming, Carbon,
dale and Naoticook districts Of
Pennsylvania, the coal basin about
fifty miles in length, with an aver.
age width of but four miles.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Tho President is greatly incens-
oil at Commissioner Rollins for his
testimony before tho impeachment
Committee, and says he will send
tothe Senate at onco tho name Of
his successor. Commissioner Rol.
Inns, twill be remembered, testif.
ed to tho effect that until bettor
mon than those appointed by John.
son wore placed in charge of the
revenue, there could be no check
upon frauds and ovasions. or
course Mr., johnson will got rid Of
Mr. Rollins us soon ne Possible.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Somo timo since n hattor in
Brooklyn, for the fun of the thing
promised his wife that ho would
mako her u skirt such as nevei
was before known. He took some
felt, and, adopting tho beating
process by which felt hats Gs'
made, no stretched the material
over n frame, and beat it in success.
sive'layers till a thick, tall sized
seamless skirt was made, imporvi,
Gus to rain or damp, warm aud moi
heavy. ltwas regarded as u won.
der by the ladies' of Now York
Moro were demanded. They be.
samo the rage, and an immense
factory has been opened, one hun.
drod hands employed, and tho do.
mand cannot bo supplied.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Congress has resolved that mem.
bers, in future, shall pay for their
own newspapers, aud buy their
own stationery, pocket knives,
scented glOve,boxes, aud ivory
portomonnaies Good. Now lot il
dccrec that every man shall pay
bis own postage.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

The Monticello (Ill) Express is
authority for tho statement that
Mr.. John A Dickcy, of Hazel
Green Township, Delaware Coun.
'y raised this season four thousand
bushels Of corn on forty acres Of
ground--one hundred bushels to
the acre.
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Barnesville, Ohio.

An analysis of the State taxation
shows that the tax levied for gen.
eral State purposes is comparative.
ly light, and that tho far greater
part Of the burden upon tax pay
ers consists of taxation for local
purposes. The entire general
State tax amounts to only SO, 981,-
099 10, being but three and Il half
mills on u dollar while the aggro
gate taxation Of the State general
aud local. is more than five times
that amount, boing $40, ,253,615 .13.
Of the general State taxes only one
mill on the grand duplicate, or ST.
1877, ,0S3 so, is required for tho sup.
port of the State government; ST.
36I.49S 6S is devoted to the sink.
ing fund, andthe rcmaining$1,419,.
SIT 81 to the Common School
Fund. This shows how unfair il
is to charge the State Government
with extravaganza in noxpehditurcs
of the public funds. The grcat
burden Of taxes is either laid by
local and municipal authorities or
has been pctitioned by the people
from the General Assembly for To-
cal improvements. Dclarafe Ga
sette.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Eight hundred hogs were killed
by one frm, at Indianapolis, in ono
day last week, on account of dis
case. Now tho question arises,
"Who gets the pork2"
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ERRORS OF YOu;rH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all tho
effects ofyouthful indscrction, willior thesakc
ofsuffering humanity, sendrree to all whoneed
t. the recipe and directions for making thcslm- :
pleremedy By which no WAS cured. Sufferers
wishingto profit by the advertiser experience
can do so byaddressing, perioctconddcnce
JOHN b. OGDEN,
MaS9, O7-lY AZ CcdarSTeet, New York
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REPoI.T OF FnUIr 8 ommIrrEE

The following fruits were, pre-,
sonlcd for examination and report;
ApPIEs--By j.. D. Clarke Ben
Dd.fs-New; southern; very beau.
tiial, fno size, good bearer, hardy
tree; worthy Of extensive trial.
BY Harry Young: RoDbarQ Rus,
SET good old variety, very prof
itaolcin some places; a good keep.
en- Street Rambo fair quality,
good keeper, good bearer. Red
Streak; beautiful, good, and good
size. eef ae,
BY Samuel Barr: Belmont; mo.
dium to largo, very tino quality,
good bearer, good tree; very de-
sirable, though tho fruit requires
care in handling, owingto it's ten.
derness. Talpehocken large size.
good bearer, fair quality, best on
limestone; not profitable on sand
stone soil DomiRie; ;fair quality,
good bearer not always satislac-
tory; requires further trial Smiths
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Judge Busteod, Judge Of tho U.
s. District Court in Alabama was
shot and severely wounded on Sat,
urday morning at Mobile, by Mar.
tin, tho District Attorney. Martin
asked Bustcod if ho intended
to allow an indictment against
him TO take its course, and
the judge replied that the law must
take its coursc-upon which Mar,
tin drew a pistol aud fred. Bus
tced's wounds, though severe, are
not dangerous tfW Dt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Tho New York Commercial Ad.
vertiscr gives the details of the
consolidation of Express Compan.
les, which takes effect on tho lsL Of
January. The net earnings arc to
be consolidated, and 20 per cent.
given to the Adams, 26I each to
the Merchants Unionand Amem.
can; and Is to the United States,
In the small towns the Offices will
also be consolidated. A common
tariff will DO established.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Gov, Coz has issued a proclama.
tion for q special election in the
9th Congressional District on the
9th inst, TO flll the vacancy caused
by the death Of lion. c S. Hamii
ton.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

The Dayton journal says;-The
Harrisburg Telegraph wants Gen.
Grant for President, and Gen
Geary for Vice President. Grant
and Gsary would "G' very well.
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Farm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM OF 52 ACRES, OF
N Good Land situated three miles east
OF lancaster, on the Wheeling road, in Pleas
ant Kun Valley. Has on il u good house and
stable, four good springs and u Young orchard
OF 10 trees For particulars and terms apply
on me premises to ALLEN DEAN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

Although Andrew Johnson has
escaped impeachment, history will
record that he was tho first Presi-
dent against whom such q move
ment was initiated.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-02

New Mexico is getting ahead in
grapeculturo, Areeoul lcttersays
that during tho past fall moro wine,
and Of a better quality was
made by the vino, growers of the
valley Of tho Rio Grande than over
before, They seem to have awak.
ened totho idea that vino is hero.
after to bc one OF the staples of tho
country, The grape grows luxuri-
antly, and, owing to the conditions
of soil and climate has u thin skin,
and is devoid of that musty taste
so common to most American
grapes. At the Indian Pueblo or
village of Islqta, moro grapes are
raised than at any other town on
tho Rio Grande. save El Paso.