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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
New Goodsand Fresh Groceries

lust received and for sale in CharlestoNn,
pieces "a Red and White Mating,
Al White Mating,
A Floor Oil Cloth.
Green and Buff Window Holland, with Fixtures,
30 ps. Paper Blinds.
Green and Roasted Coffee. Coffee Essence
White aud Brown Sugars. Teas. Spices,
Mustard. Rice, Fresh soda Water Crackers.
In a few DAYS we will have complete assort-
ment OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GC.-all OF
which will be sold Cheap for Cash or Country
Produce-such as Bacon, Lard, Butter Eggs @c-
FRANK 7. GROVE.
Anil II 1874
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Public Meetings.

tiis Ds,ric, in the Convention. which would
m.et at Piedmont, to nominate candidate for
Congress. aui delegates lor the State Senate
arI r the House of Delegates
On motion of J. ~ Mason, Esq. Il was re-
solved Cob send SIX delegates % represent the
p...r.c, iu tbc Congressional Convention at
Piedmont
0a motion of D II. CookriI Esq the dele
-l..s were elected rira r0cs Twelve names
were put IN nomination, and the following
were elected
W. O.. Wilson. W II Moore. Sr NJ W.
Bor C.eou Moore, j. d. Starry, II. n Gala
Der.
Tae same mode Of electng delegates to the
Convention Co nominate a candidate for the
STAT. Senate WAS adopted aud the following
gentlemen were selected rs delegates:
D. Co. CcknN f. NJ auckland, Dr. T. W
l1uHusnu, JAS. Law. Huod. W. H. Habie w.
u NoHrc ST.. $ 10. Eugle, John Marshall, w.
s. Nilsson. IL b. Davenport
I.esame delegates were appointed TO repre-
-cut the District in The Convention to nominate
candidate for tte House Of Delegates.
w. H. TRANERS, Chairman.
CiEoN AooBr Secretary.
pJFFlELDS-A a meeting Of The voters
of neH-.l> Precinct. on saturday August 3,
lS-l iu pursuance of a call of rhc County EX-
ecu.ee Committee. on motion sc w. VI. Nor
ri,nn. EENJANI LUCAS was called % the
C.tr aul L. G. LUCAS appointed Secretary.
I.c meeting, upon motion ol ". e Daniels,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
Now for the next Wheat Crop
Whann's Super
Phosphate.

WE now offer the Farmers for Wheat this
w Fall. Whaun's Super Phosphate.
Being ourselves interested in the Wheat Crop,
and having given the different varieties our spe-
cial attention for several years, We are now pre-
pared from our own observation, 10 oher TO the
Farmers an article that We are not afraid 10 re.
commend and guarantee, % contain ~ much oil
the essential properties tor the growth, maturing
and Weld OF Wheat as any We have heretofore Of
fered or which has been used in our county
We propose to sell the Phosphate upon as satisiac-
tory terms a. any offered in the Market. We are
willing ~ test IL alongside Of any other now used
The past few years have satisfied all intelligent
Farmers that IL l. useless and very improbable
to SOW Wheat without some kind OF Fertilizer, and
il is the experience OF the bestagrculturiss OF the
Wheat growing portions Of our country, that only
high" farming paws. We will furnish circulars
upon application. and all those who wish O. pur-
chase tor this FALL will please send us their orders
at once that We may be prepared to oil all orders
without fail. ..
HILLARY & JOHNSON.
Summit Point, Jeh. Co., W. Va.
July IS, ls7i-tG
p. S.-we can offer to the different Grange
great inducements % buy from us.
HILLARY d JOHNSON.
july Is. Is7l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

TRESH Groand Coaee. for sale by
A May =, 1874. ~ -nl-
luDER Vinegar. Pure. iustrcc-.Tct o. 'f
\ July N. lsif. VI. hHi.
T,RACKERs. Lemon. Soii ari Water. iasi rt-
\ = ceircf fr lale tg
July n. isil. u" l't.
CAPSAGO. Pine APPLE Odd C.ir-e
- Frash Cove Ofstrr.. I.aat.... ~.l.r.s
ported sui Aaericau, ufaa-e a04 L.
sals hT
Juiy &. 1874 .ni-
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LOST.

C'UNDAY afternoon. July 18Th, 1874, from my
coat pocket. ON the Town Alley between Spots
Sbop aud the Town Run or on the Pike-rUad be-
tween Locks Mil and Hardwood" SILVER
PLATED INSTRUMENT of no use TO any person
but physician The finder will confer favor
by returning %
Aug. l, 1874. ). ). II. SikAlIH.
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\ C1ARD.

MEssrs. GALLtuER Please state that decline
O. act as an alternate delegate from the nutiield
precinct 90 the Convention % be- held az Piedmont
ON the 10Th nroximo under the Instructions given
bv that meeting. for the reasons first, that the
meeting itself was a very slim one. aud secondly
could not cast vote which would do such inter
violence % the sentiment of So vast a majority OBJ
thr people a. there Is iu this County, who arc 90
favor of Mr.. Faulkner's noWiuation.
Aug. -, l-1t. JNO. II. SIklDLN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
Grain Drills.

WE are selling the llagerstown Gum Spring
w Drill. complete with Guiuo and Grass seed
attachment This is a STANDARD Drill. and needs
no further advertising. Zach Drill sold by US is
warranted ior one wear.
WASHINGTON d LIPPITT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

THE SroHM.-We experienced quite .
threatening storm ca Wednesday evening, bat
thanks 90 an overriding Providence we es-
capcl ca'amities Several stacks Of straw
from which toe wheat bad been removed only
p hours-on the farm IT s. w Wysoue near
town. were destroyed by fire The lightning
a'.o purity uur3olei a small house 90 The turn
pike a mile below town, cap>ized the chimney
aai Knocked the castors from the belstead.-
Mr jackson, lie occupant. was knocked in
sensible. bu; oct seriously Injured. In town a
tree 10 the garden Of the late Mrs Welsh was
knocked over
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SPRING TIEADIc.

4 HAVE now ~ Storca larrryariely of BOOTS
AND SHOES tor Spring Trade. ail 10y own
manufacture. have a great many At .iyics for
the season, handsome and attractive. ! ava al.o
ready 90 pay prompt attention % all oid.lh hc.
pairing neatly executed. GEO. H. hA1AAl.
j. HAGLEY. az Dunclds. treps a'aays q
gond stock OF Home and CITY mfde BOOTS,
SHOES AND CATERS. Also. Tobacco. C.r.f5
and Snun Confectionaieso every q sclif ..Yl,
Notions, Hosiery. Gloves. Sc, dc, and uiii taol
increase bic stock with other goods. Also malrt
TO order and repairs all Kinds and tyl,. o! D-.s
and Shoes.
April 4. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
NOVICE.

7 TAKE this method To- ilfrn my friends aAi
customers 90 general, flmt hare uot moved
on Main street, but an sam at my residence, ots
square from Mr.. jacob Siafry' store oa 90. Lee-
town road, doing all kinds OF
WATCH
CLOCK, AID
JEWELbH
REPAIRING.
At prices that ] defy competition. uill work
cheaper than any man boz the el,e of Wet We
GINA for the same amount ni work. Para 4,
Umbrellas, Yiolins, &C., repaired.
June %, l61l-ly. W. ". BURTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

CAsrORIA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. Iii, the only safe article in existence which
/, certain % assimilate the food regulate the bow
els. cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains reither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant 90 take. Children need not cry
aud mothers may rest.
October 49, lS73-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

BALrMolE. Aug 5. 1864.
Having secured during the panic last Fail
and Winter at reduced prices a full supply Of
material, used 10 the manufacture Of onr Fer
tlizers. viz: Peruvian Guano, Bones. Sulphu-
ric Acid and Potash, we are now enabled to
give our patrons The benefit Of our purchases
by rcducing the price Of our Fertilizers to cor
respond with the present low price Of grain
We have accordingly this day reduced the
price Of " Excelsior TO $50 per Ton, and our
Ammouiatei Bone Phosphate to SIS per Ton,
Cash. Deliveries to be made at our Works in
this City.
J. J. TURNER & CO..
Auc. -. 1S14-lt. II p att st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

To the farmers of Maryland and
Observation-Disclosures II Prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
Change of Location
Wooden Goods.

rI,HE undersigned respectfully informs his ioF-
mer customers and the public generally that
be has leased the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

SuEruaBDSrowN. ". VA. Aug 5, 1874.
MrSSRs. GALLAuFR Please announce JOHN
Il. little as a Candidate tor the House Of Dele
gates. he viii receive the support OF
Au-. s, 1871. Many YOrERs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

rENliE subscriber has removed 20 ihc room late-
lv occupied by Mr. Joseph o.. Easterday. on
Main street, opposite Mr. llnb.rts shop whore De
has in store AID ton sale variety OF brands ot
Tobacco, SegalS, &c,
And stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
FLOUR, CONFECTIONERY, &C,
To which be invites the attention of ihe public.
0go. Country Produce taken ia exchange .or
Goods.
Nav %. ISL y. s. HUGHES
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GEORGE L. LIGHT,
IL rrn


DEALER n
Drugs, Medicines. Paints.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOBACC0S,
CIGARS, &C,
Y1AKES this opportunity of thanking 50
patrons for their most liberal patronageST
for the last year, and hopes BY strict atten- q
toH and fair dealing 70 merit continuance Of the
same. | sell frsfroie goods ALWAYS do not sell
counterfeit or cheap yoods for the bet. Warrant
everything sold-ttbe returned II not as guaran-
teed. Ii my desire and also pleasure, 70 sell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
di,s5g.. but will il compelled sell them Laudanum
for cts, Syrup for cts, and Cologne FOR 3 cts
per pint; but al the same time letme inform YOU,
that according 10 the United States Pharmacopea
YOU can't make Laudanum for less than 10 cts. By
the wholesale a much cheaper plan Is 10 buy
your goods genuine and add the rofer yourself
! want allmv old Accounts settled up by paving
the Cash immediately, and new ones begun imme-
diately, IT not sooner VIII not ask for money on
the new ones until after Harvest
CIGARS-best in town.
January II, 1874. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
CALCULATING Library. at
I Jan. II, 1874. GEO. 7. LIGHTS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
Special Notices.

TIME AMERICAN SARDINE COMPANY'S
BONELESS SARDlNES are much better
aud less than half the cost of imported Sardines.
February q, lS74-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.

vlUE undersigned offers for sale, privately, Two
Valuable Tracts OF TIMBER LAND. The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

I ADIES.-I have lust received an additional
I supply of Glassware embracing thirty dozen
most approved Fruit Jars and jelly Cups. Please
give me a call before purchasing. l sell cheap for
cash. Respectfully,
Iuly4. 1874. W. EBT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-15

POTOMAC DISTRICT.-A meeting Of the
Democratic Conservative voters OF Potomac
District was held SatuAy, August sth, 1874,
.n Shepherl,towu Cor Che purpose OF eiect'ns
lrie,at.s torepreseut Che Township 10 the next
Congressional Senatorial. a"d County O'nVen-
.a. a.. N. DllaLoyyor, President, COi- W..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
THE COUNTY POOR.
MEETING OF THE ALMONERs YEsTER-
DAY. ,

Yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock the committee
appointed By the Governor under the provisions
of Legislative act approved Jane %, ls7s, appro-
pristng thousand dollars for the relief of the
INDECENT poor Of the county, met ut the executive
Office, corner Seventeenth street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue, to consider the most judfcious and
most generally beneficial method OF distributing
this limited appropriation to relieve the wants Of
the poor of the First and Second Legislative dis
tricts.
:. There were present Messra Emery, Packard,
Brown, Summey and Lacey. Tho committee
organised by elccting the following officers: L. S.
Emery, president; Mr.. Brown, vice president;
Mr.. Packard, secretary. and Mr.. Summey treas
urer MessrA Brown and Emery were appointed
q committee to wait on the a1moners Of the poor
Of the city and solicit prOPortionate part Of the
clothing and supplies dooatsd by the United
States Government, through the Quartermaster
General, for the poor in the county.
On motion Of Mr.. Brown itWas decided to divide
the d 900 eQnally between the First and Second
districts for distribution and expenditure.
Mr.. Emery was appointed to draff q set Of rules
to govern the committee In the matter Of procuring
and distributing supplies, to prevent imposition.
Messrs. Emery and Packard were appointed as
q committee to wait on the Governor TO ascertain
the amount now available for the use Of the COM
mittee.
The members of the committee were authorized
to appoint visitors TO ascertain the existing wants
of the poor in the county, full list Of such visitors
to be reported at the next meeting Of the CON-
mittee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
A HORRIBLE GALL0WS SPECTACLE.
= The New York Tribune of Saturday thus de-

A HORRIBLY GALLOWS SPECTACLE.
= The New York Tribune of Saturday thus de-
seribss the exesytipn Of Mechslla at Hudson city,
N. J., On Friday last: u -.tk ! = -
! At loaothe masses outside peering at the jail
seated on the roof directly IN front Of ths sallows,
and they knswit vas the signal Of tho coming
tragedy: The criminal appeared e those r. ths
Grouan snd OsoSSabls Vas, and behind Sheriff
Heinhardt; then cane the Rev. Messrs. Rice and
inE; then came the body Of deputies. The psen.
chslis, With the SsasfaI.looking csp On the bSck
Ss q; hs ~ e sS n as &. &C. 90. =:
against his ear, and the clergyman Was praying
earnestly. the sailor pnfed eNey Of his cigar md
nom between his iips aud threw 6 away. TSen
soa !. &. sss e. hand & .ssss 1. 'eS !:
ssss :: 70 ssi as s2s
The presence Of the military force had led hia @
Sssys that e VS. e g csS and nov he l0o!;
sed yhen .hs We. told, ths truth n rsSeetsd,
s,s aHs h. 10y oSd d Do y. h 1s ne r
y .sssss .Sp. NJ ,s aaca 3;
sssss y lsiSe u ~. Ne bad .tsppsa e ~,
~. g CT trCadl.I shsst q ths senold. 80
VSo ths NJ md az ~
.Dont hang nsF vaS e shsrs BY she thsd II
IAe azs asd tie spsine Of the body into I'm eir.
Inns ~ onu - I91HUkyoS
during ths nsxt instant, underwent ffightfai
change ths aye rolling ard the moath sxpssssing
inteH3e ageaV fsf tWo O. thrive H1uatss every.
sWsying BODY. Ssddsnly, q : dspaty stspIsd
EofTof afcSs, f0r tie Knot q the rope snooiisd
like lightning and the snd the nsxt hstaat dan,
ssilor MI With . lead thad 10 the paak1MH. All,
even ths Sherids stood sgh.t ios yh,, ..:I:a (, (
back ~ thp scldiery came 70 the 'front.' snd forced
bsek ne sessf crowd; then the rope ~ adtustsd
heap, and several men began % haul away, like
.ilOss, e the strusgIing body and here TIE ss.s
been carried mp high enough the rope was tied;
sndtns nts was allowed this time 70 quietly pe6
All w1s socn over aftsr this. At 1850 the body
was lowered end placed IN neat comm, on wh1eh
was Inscribed the name Of the man with the date
Of his death. The crowd then slowly separated
and vent away, discussing the terrible .bungls,"
-. the execution. was described. The closing
sceps IN the yard before the public lsft, was the
cutting up Of the rope sufreputiously for relies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
xyr YARD .AIE1fRs.

The vAitsd ststss Steamer 0sttysbsrg, CApk
D. q. AoRitohie oommandinV, saiisd ysstsrdsy.
ats p m, for New York, whsre she Win tsks %
sbeael > dran Of psn Or IL Meth AtjaatiA neet
~ xsyN esA M prodss = tAat pesks Afker de-
liysring the men she will return, bringlnK back
y the men Of the Aeet whose tenn Of service u
SSss esRs si6sss .SthiaT..S of.h. .r.w
itne OsdpcA, NhoSer On bolfd the virghius
Nheo she sonk,; wore broa9ht 10 the city this
morning 70 give their testimony before the board
inyeetig4m8 tD sinking dfeths latter vessel
Asscr' teetifyia6 tho zBe0 Weso marched to the
~. the way down several raA e1sy With
ne intention 4 escaping, but ,wsre l.fskeo end
~ ~ e 1s ysf IS. 5fsS - r: ss:ros y
effort TO eecape, bat through the yfgf-
lance Of the watchmen four Of then vero cap
tnred; the sifth was net found up 2 isse hour 2.
last evening, but no doubt will BE- ffustfsfed In
nis .ssSis%ps e 81 0gt q The ~ 49, the
downto the Ossfpec, whi6h q 1t sHchor Of the
arsenal, and not ct the yard.
Another torpedo experiment took place st the
yard, at II m, yesterday, and proved entirely
successful, as did the previous oae.
Hudson b. Waddys IN spprentice IN the con
etruction department, was cut over the eye yes
terday By : splinter from . copper bolt Tbs
wound 10 not serious.
Quite . large number Of sight-ssers visited the
yard Yesterday; the, majority q rhem we're q.
would take place.
The discharge Of twenty workmsu from the
DoilerShOp, in the department Of steam engineer.
Ing, took effect yesterday msRntnS. - :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
INDuyrRLAL HONE SCHOOL.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the man
ayers Of ths Industrial Rome School the home
COMMITTEES reported . donation q twenty new gar
usuts IN children from the lAdies Of the society
for cAaxitshis work Of the Unitarian church.
WsshiaSton. fos vhish vote Of thanks vas ten.
Xrs. dsn. hobsrts rspesteA ths prscssds Of Les.
nssa9seS Sonlsfsd vote Of thsalsft ProE Hay.
aen, nd 70 N. jackson fof the pictures Spd n.
Eovlond M the ne Of the ecleetic ligAf also -
- 3 de e - $50 : - =. :. :
ThSy ~ rStpsn thaaks foe Nbssal dcustins
49, - vsEioas peesonA and soliele edditio.al
ne pss1sst aeknsvisdgss reeeips Of Aoss.
49, Eon " z. Ulaska Is 3 ysrdes 2
". Tabor, aneunt eollssasd IN Teusth Auditor's
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nova General Agent, Washington.
A LEXANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
PHILAbELPHIA,
NEW WORK.


AND ALL POINTS r ~ TN TIE NEW ES SSiSH5
THROUGH BETWEkN WASHINGTON AND
80 NEW YORK
The equipment on this Inc is new and Of the most
g9EGM1S PRRiSR GAs ON DAY TRAINS
NiGHT TRAiNs. oNn' oS
fHk &c : TRASSSsS nj,
viii be run over the Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
i1ssnae .s,lso.d nOrthessf corner or Sixth and
Fast line, leave washington At sos q m. daily,
.Iesve Baltimore ct s:ss. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West PhnadelphI. at las p. m. daily, e.-
Arrive q New York At $40 p. m. daily, except
kish@ond cypress, leave Washington at LIS p. m.
Leave baltimore Il s:as p. m. daily, except sun
Leave West Phllsdelphis at sop. m.
Night express. leave washington at s:os p. m.
'h cave baltimore a lo;S p. N: daily. -'
Fast line, leave New York q s:5s .. m.
kehSona isa. e New York D. M
SisSs ss.pSs:: iss S.; Sss Y. ys.k I s:sD.
Cennectisns ar. made IN NJ York Eith St:..,:sss,
q sSsss "a Hsa. sna ha s
Pare - low Is 81 any Other rontee =
vsie fs:Issnees On sssssS fsfs 4 he Siio.ins
omee., .hers iicIst. and ipiSrM.tioa can g 81.
Fennsyiv.nia avenue; SoSthesst corner o. sliih
B.,s!mors and Potanse raiFo.a sosnsr sIS,h and
jy7ltf - Gensfal PASSENGER Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
{ SWRKPINe TM AVEYUE. !

: lAa atght ~. L p. Wright 4 Co., Of Chicago,
VI hsve recently received the contract for clesn-
MY PSansy1vanisf svmue, trottsd oat their mod
ern apparatus I'D made the dust ny: The ma.
Of 3 Wateying, . scraping end . sWespiAg-n ma
chine, which follow, IN the order stated, about
softssed and laid BY the sprinkling apparstus,
and 10 loosened ffc9 the pavement By tho slight
raking, and II totally swept up and put into re-
chine. The space swept On . single trip 10 shout
n fest Wide, requiring several circuits up and
Ing which II does I'm most satisfactory manner.
Immediately After the passage Of the apparatus
the Ayeuue looks charmingly clean.
The hardened condition Of the accumulated dirt
last night was such - TO constitute severe test
Of this system Of sweeping, and It IL supposed
tnAt Ehe dirt will yield more readily in the future
Each Of the several machines, which are man.
moth IN size, requires four able-bodicd horses to
draw It. Tho sweeping IL done at the usual slow
trot, 30 that the entire Avenue can b. swept In b
NV hour1. ID ,t.--t4 s=F. =
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FALLS CHURCR
.di- - - =. - = 49,
PROVIDENCE FARMEI,s CLUB.

fAkls Cauncn, Jan. NJ 1sfA
ToNs Editor o. ~ Asfsssos 1epsettea
T. T. Fowler. sso.. here. ossVedu.edsv evsSin,
,.se The 'ans evsnias The qasasiea. sMAsni..t
bott ESQ.,. opened tn ,discussioa b renark'na
that he had not expoet.d - te~ir ia rame. ~
that. thersfors hs .S"r,a ~ sc'.n.i,.s - ~.
vithost prsyio.s ..rsn.sms.s ~ ~ .rs,set ~
TALLY q fsll,vss % ITO '''-s :
But whoa shall W plovf THIS deps,ds upou
St ssd IL 800 99 S, xSs1 ne s%in
coms IT'S .. inpsstsn2 nssssF tSas ~ .ras, !;
e N G e sSs To- g: e az I've You'd
would cuisivste - noPs 9,onnH H. - c,1 ~. M
vsiI gsttin9 ivory crop E IN seasoa IA n orsE c
would b e. III S:ssOsscy tnse that %sshSd
We csn't sss c % no1, icr i has not Sen damon.
There nay e ~ S~osbRti oS ee,h. ,,,.th.. -.
shoad not Dor sronnx WNsr - ~ ~. tnSs
70 Old sTss.s ssd sSs osSs o ward. Ola sPf6snd
pIcved xitSo.e iii s5issss ~Se, ~ nay %
e. tss ss.i:ss ~sssr sh.ll cause IL 70 ripple in
~. tns rss. .as.: =: ss'e:na@:s :sss 70
e 80 g: -. 100 = $50. .Sd esSsr
in The fIii ali = csa n 70 cnen xsStSsr az SSs
Mtntnr I'D Fl esriy p ~ foet vii rsrr,t IN tSs
spfina. ~ a Won So1id n,cW X .s..on ~ H.
pFars farmer - critero1 pPiov - Il M t sIs
I'd ~ Viafer N yea SaTs ~ 49, I'm me III
sesdn II &c snr4ns M uesr 9,cv;,s snd Isv
u1e - vonr enecstx . nSds ~ snd Rlninnne
nit Issia. hard Nv nav ~ S.sS e.s.h III III
mellow ploEei IN thc fsii -
nj: Lsd Parker. intsrrups,ns, sasd paswins in
i1mpy "a III ennd, ~ ,I!osy 70 - q, wosia 3
What was desiSei. "S~'~ " 10 opP'sa'' :"
Fan pioSin@ n .u.A
ridRipr threS f1rroNs h:yt,.sr $3.50 ~ ~
ride, II Viii plcV nm wv ns s,S ,.,In .G H.
the spring. 80 -As -A~A A'sA'" ~
M. Psfier. intar,vva,,- .~.,,..,a a,
the vsfer = charrs TX - sSGSs., ~; ~, gNe
would Be- rood for ci.v VIZ s"0 'su Pae"ans
I An not Veli enouyh ..cu.,,..a -;.S ,,,~,,~
the brown ledge Eronnd Of Vir1inia "a Nv whsSS
plowed yery ETr"iy IN nv Ss tn1s nIe y Is Is
pillow timothy, red ton. or lime .ras. sw.rT soy
winter wheat, Of course 1 should be compeiied 10
pillow 10 In August or Senfemher INT No n o,s
Sows fall wheat on swerd For corn- or S,,v snrin~
sowing or planting, would pioW a lafe e possf
aat. For corn Q swsrd piece thus tresteS is ths
easiest 10 TIL Of snv and cs,srs.i,s 1917 20 s.e
But how shall We pfovf Shallow. deen. md aub.
soil blowing have each had their strenuous sivo-
OF coarns III asa pO~
any needs Il. fheye seen moro poor pioWins here
than elsewhere. Deep blowing shouid AVN be
done that there may Be- abundant room Ia the
roots Of the growing crop in loose soil.
Mr.. Levi Parker would ploW deem He vould
pillow In the spring. Hthc harrow was to be used.
venient. Hc would always pillow his orou1d when
in order, II he could. : : - -
Mr.. T. T. Fowler was decidedly in favor of deep
blowing. He thought We did not pillow half