davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-06-02

Bn1nnEronT, June 1-l:e0 p. m.-AHa1vRD-uoa
Rot. Utiea, 5000 bu corn Il. Reyburn, Marsetles,
00uo hr corn 1'ello Franco, NORRIS oooo bu eorn
Col. Taylor, Romeo, 5000 BIZ corn; o9yugn, Lesk+
6,005 hu coru Graeis dsiawold, AIiuoota s.0o0 bu
oats. ....
Geeyoyc, IIsyailn, 0t FOL ftet tnbcr, 1,7i0 tatl
YhoMas hcost h!arse!!!es, 9l,sl1 fest iuinbcr; H.
Wuolso, Ottawa, 1aG1 feet lumber, IL III lAth EricSs
son, Iinynua, u, 103 feet lumber.
nu1uaEroAr, June 1-1:s0 p. .m.-ARn1gEp- -Danunes
Gt.,:taEp--Gayuga, Loctrort, otta fcot Lumbar,
, 1874-06-02

Withdrawn from Btoro on Saturday for city
consumption: 1888 bu wheat; 2,Go8 bu corn /;
1904 bu barley.
Tho following grain hRa boen inspected into
store during tho sovonty-two hours ending With
10 o'clock this morning: 5S7 cars WHEAT; 1,O70
cars corn 90 cars outs + cars ryo cars bur-
10y. Also. by canal: 1880 bu No. 2corn 49,
600 bu high mixed do; 11,s0o bu rojooted do !;
and 1900 bu No. q oata. Total, (1.735 cars) 7e2-
600 bu. Inspected out: 374, ,495 bu wheat; 8G9,-
5ss BIZ corn 5o,2ol bu oats 823 bu ryo 8,5l2
bu barley.
Tbe following table shows the distribution Of
the btoadatulra shipped from this city during the
past wnpfs:
, 1874-06-02

The following Instruments wero fled for reo-
ord Monday, June 1:
CITY PROPERTY.
Confederation.
1ndiana st, SEQ It o Of Leavt st, n +, 251lo5
1T dated May 2a..........-....,.......... 100
1nliana st, l53 II W Of Noblo at, u, c5x125 It,
dated MAY 3p.... BOW
North Ioavitt st, 1863 It 8 Of Courtland st, ct,
2i11o It, dated June u, 1879. 400
Elston road, aJGat 1t Il Of Nednell IT. iu rear,
95zl66 It, dated aiay oo..., 1,7oo
Norsh ualatcd at, 1a3 IT II Of Willow at, vi, 20
xlsl It, With hu!llIngR, dated Atay ae...... 5000
1weuty-trst st, ia It " Of Archor ~, +,
rs s-loslcs #, aatea May Co.,. 5,loo
The prcnscs No. G1 Alexander IT. dated My ,,o
NInceeaia st. ii Il of Iloyns It, 3issi w
casto @ ~ - + Of ioIey 81, II, a;.is w.
so:ros IT. IT. f. sisf It .; rlroop it, ijo '0''
Il. win improvements dntsd stay %. s11 600
anirty .thirlst, 5aft 81 5onsu ct, /, l20sis5 -.
wso 1o r. T. dsaea kFa Ms' L cor ~ * Coco
Tai.eo +, a':s Il, oi Thlrty.hrstst . i, ?5s -.
sjia;a,s 1 f. II a:s gt Arritt II ws:tsrn &; 900
Hops t, i43 II y Of Dluo 1siand ~, I, :sxca
souih I'll a15sa psarhoIn &ay T. iii It Of rwciis. It ''o
+. asx15l #, with buildings, datoI May H.. 1890
Leayitt st, 8 OF Monroe at, 81 7-l2xlA9tt, dated
lol Il c:tsrs block i. oi Sos '''
IL, %. II, d=ted juno 1..:................-. 1too
R!ue Island w, III Il " Of Taylor ct, 0 +,
as,s 3sslss e. & S sp1xs saag5 sa s atfa ss
Fulton Il, ct csittorilia ~, /. IL a.ioz ~.
W d rwcat5-nib 1t, WI V'0
s,sasen u ~ 'as aa &41isi ii. viii 1so''
armi:ys ~, i 1t II 1oiey ii. /, ailxiaSft s'
Asss s t. ay 10 Of Archer ~, ai.s7X IT. '''
ssE'a s cSss S Si ao:tis st. IS ii;e 1000
Bsat %atss s Il cnik 1t, i6.lso '
&; tatea May Wy $4,000
pisss;i Il y sopia xvi aaIlvs 's'
o,s,a ed ., 2s1!ss It, datsa May 1880
Lsasi!t 1Iompioa st. e. i;:isi '''o
ua:!o1s T. 5ss 1d:,aa md jassoa IL, W. 90
231l2ha II, dated Nov II, 1h73.. ............ 8u0Q
ias r. aatsi 81 ay IL : ot oaAss st. lcox
n5d;sea IT, #, Of Eedxio sv,n 2i.i;iifi, 01v'
nohsy t. IS Fowler 1t, /, is15o Il ''41'
ptsss assa s1s Of Tseai;:ai; i, 2s''
Canal vt i'd u Albums II, t. ~ il0o;so S'0'
IL dale't Aprli 7,anc
MILES OF cOuMT-HDUaK.
Lot 10, inn y Block IS Of 4 seee9, 4o,A,
dutel snrch l. 10, ls53 ;;:. 100;
Black !. " so + Of HeA, aco %, IA.
dated May 3D.. ........,.....,.. l,7o
souau os CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADtus or sEyR!
MILES, nF GOuRT-llDusk
Lots 81 and 33, Block If uluck II, Drexc1 L.
HmitI.'s lnrt or " Il, suc II, 70, II, la:ed
wsst:57 t: of ii Il of Ii i, ioi biosis. '
g!eaysryille Addition. with snproso1nen'n. , =,
Lola 46 and nd ii, BlorE j. purbys sw Xofnv
II, Bsc. TO- ID, IL, datol Apr!i ol............ 2o1
Lit 80 In II. u a.nue's Addition In nc Il, Hec.
., ~, H. dated A!as,:h g. d..;:.:....;:...,...: o.
sec. 7, Us, ia. date,I aiay yeo............,.. 9se
Not ID, Block !, Of Jslallus'a part eXsWx,
, 1874-06-02

In {ns {,s t.9ss1sss sr yh!.e s.nd bs t1so ~
S55oo55o.oo bSildins brct ' teonmo,,. o sooSa6oo;
1nsns prcsae @ s p'sss % :ono ssoo
GnnEsE- improvement. in Tho onan, !. nex
( Gs ssos fs u 'ss ss. sfss ss5a 'os & sss The
As'a 'as,s, .ss lsa ~, ,.ss "s',''n ~ e, ,, .
nssD Of tue season. riees arc steady - folows ~
nesn en nfeparea *96oal9oo: Lacknwsana' Ss:ovy
ssd sSSs Whit 4'haa f ssso snn
iieo9sa Woo; Bloasburg, $3.50 Kirkssaa gfats $.og
tsso iney sO1g ae;ln I1or moreax
GpprElsA0E-raokora goalis and -four bstreta y TSre
n gl.t se9noat Stuck waa eaay: Fork harsos $i!e9
f,s f%sKy naf1es x;ooeSG9o iaaa aa ns.sSS aa KS rs
23o0; DO, hucked. $40. 5o0; tetee eayes rougl
sisyes. rough sd oo 2soo; d. ,askei sS306ssso5;
hons esnTtS circle -four hendn: " o
os9s, haossse Ssss .s sss to tho city trade ut 'a' 1h'
niSsm-coutin,le agtiFo Tho oatiy oraefs rom tho
County, T. no make larae aNgro5ato anu Ha nrmes aoe
ea tp,nay. tho followinE oe1a cnfrona' ,.o, 70.
" tF No. sosa n1ssise ny NJ
na.sako5el e. sa E.brl femily msskef0i 4.
Ds seoe c f ~ naas aaoro ss. .fas Hen.
Ls'rsaor II q as herr!ng splls brs saoo9y9 do'
a' esa' ~ tagraaof nofra rouu H na' e,.o ~:
sss: 6o1 Is,sI.s: sss!sd, s6ssse; oeiaasIa hssf
@s:!1 aSp aSasfs sEas as
eofres, 9 a,,a III ,aca a sara
sea ars ass ss IL 'se ssant .appy w auoo %
II oSsse sysss Tsis nrnnes (;
Sso Ysiesis iaiss 51t5s; srssnls
Il; :ss TS;k ,sa, sit9 Ms
peaches PARED each,ss avce now 1aM
1ssFesrrfss 4ost:S ttsd qssEss te@51s Ngrs5
Annerts' iSsg n; LeI.ago9nt tyx9o narts
wa'n,s' n"@ S rna,la' Ii1a: ncoans Tcx.
a. Mim!n9to Eeana., fsney, t2gis9 a
e%e 90 se'ona quoN'S' 'A'' 1'nDeSS'' p''nuS'' 'S'
ahEEN wore @ 1T quotations. sn,
@ Ok s o NJ ny Inv Inv NEE
sinn eranSas pr bog, sseS 5saanss, s5ooat:eo ger
19Y5s sao aa sassT was
partn9nt Of t7nac End nrIces wsTc ,
sara "S oS tIo ,rSnt i ovo1onn or
somn sngnse: fieet sWna snN oss "1fss ~, nhea AZ
nmnta 'A1'' AVA 'D' '''0H' ~1 A'' 'N'''' 1N4' wv
ni.o.nn. sopA-7xase.
'sy2 ill., fhoss n csS
Ss%s ss a., lXs;s: 5: e GSsS 4 s3a sa32He soa,,s
~ so1sng @ 10, slsapofe saya
Uosa hcG tans5 ao' p1'c
S'Ga2sMc u MSraea!po1 25MtSstE9: t s.o.u,,,a
< Sa,a1. in w "csEnt HILL a Efaeao'
Wrcspaaa 1ausoo @s1a; Carolina.
III 1a1o,< ,rr,o snd
no'rscraI s@iiHH: III. tvi irrnnnists tiaaII.c. Aa
ostMuWn. r H. ~ osas%, a. =, ,,oIia,g n NJ ~ ~
Nv; =. Gso Joo" @ ~ ~ 1 ~
6pzao eHole0 o. on', ptn"n, SAg':ic; ps,mo W, w"
ao !aif w ohSaosse' choice HotaBseA s!.saF e$ls
y4e aar ao, @ss eonon TO- SSw
, 1874-06-02
TnFsp Ernfrf,fa

Tcro fairly active mid easier at 4o for corn an 81
for wl.oat, to buffalo. TAe cngagemcnta we're ID
nnflAlo-schrs 1solwing, 4. Chandler, anu Iclla
brown, wheat Of 81 achr Flying Mist. wheat ut 6e
schr March, eoF1 ratas sehr Na!ad, corn At 5e
Koal.oke, wh,at aud corn prop l:uasla nart cargo
oats prop lYnout part cargo) barlos, iii through
hargs Baientyno Saturday p nj, corr, Ut %. 70
Erlo-lr1p Ann!o 1 ;o y Young, wheat. through, 70
capacity, about ay6o3o hu WHEAT 3a5,o hr corn o.
0uo bu oats. and 100 b barley. IN tho afturnooa
tue schr Anoskeag chartered for wlcat to Oswo.
room uaa also engaged for largo quantity Of CUTS
, 1874-06-02

features Of tho hog market. a goo1 dercs Of activity
WAS apparent and with moderate receipts, sellers had
difficulty iu fully sustaining former quotations,
ea!ca nnkg at 81 ihes595 for Inferior to common. Ut
$500 for 1edia.n and $54aa5.ao for good to
atancca ut sG.0o@o.1o. L. y. Doad paid tho ousHlle
figure for loal averaging 29o bs. IAo marriott closed
uuiet,
, 1874-06-02

.14ot9au - Asibtio'o
.oATTLE-Neeesed siueo Saturday, 4.ao3 bead,
to.day, aud prices were strong al around, and for
some descriptions ptrcortibly higher. Tho market
pretty liboralfT supplied. but 80 urgent was tile
cmnid that by tho mdllo Of tho afternoon I'LL droEea
grading above medium, and most ot tho common
aor!a Ltd beon absorbed Tho quality OF tho Offer
tngs WAS acceptable, thu number OF common rough,
haIf-fao1cd lots being noceaby small. while choice,
weMaturod catl0 comprises nloro than ordinarily
large proportion Of the supply. In short tho general
fcatlsrca Of tho nrEct wero Bnaf factory, ase to SELL
and buyers The range OF prices paid was 20 100
63o with most Of tho tfauing at for fair to
extra shipping Rtcora At ~ rs for common 70
Toxas cattto sold at $005au for thin coWB to cholco
corn-fed atoors. Tba market closed irln.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deeves- -Gradcd stecra, averaging !, 400
Choco neoycs--E1nc, fat, we'll formed ycar
loo 6.so@aooo
steers. averaging i,ioo to i25o III 5.4o@5.7o
Pony stecrs-Fat stccrs, averaging from
950 to J. LOG lbs.... 6..54o.85
aging o5o to LOO iba. ba............... &.50es5.to
Dutchersf 6tock-Conluon to fair steers.
avsrssans $50 10 i,loO Ill.,: Aoo@5
Stock Catllc-Comiuon cattle, In decent
iieah averaging 100 to 1860 4oo@s.e5
atass, bulls, uud scallawag steers. 3,ooa.25
Cattle-Texas corn.fed 6.1jt5. .C5
QattleTe1Ae wtuercd North. :. 4.5uat. ~
Catt1-Texas. through troyes. 3.0Us4.G0
CATTLE BALES.
, 1874-06-02

NEW YoHN, Tune 1.-There was \ quiet movement
IN trade With but little activity In any department.
Tho market for cotton goods renasns get bMt prices
arc unchanged. Prints fairly activo At lately
d"cc priees Grain bags In battor request and could
be sold largely at aliKht coneeaaion in price, but
holders 1rnl III their ylaws. Eorelgn goods
nui
, 1874-06-02

Port OF Chicago, Juns 1.
AI33pTfrf4e

oto rat
1,rop y i,s;si" Eaca1,,na Tx ~,
Bcir aufdr. Gatsiwr1i;s iii pcr r,tcr ,,n VIVA
s.i,r T,,,nhorns.' W. ~. raoh 1,s,,tos
Eehr To"r Trnthnts, ~ airrtrt"n fn.,i1n
schr Ema e. er3c ai1,Sge snt
ScLr L. j. coatos Manistoc' % ln.ni1'ora i' T.'''
schr siadison. s1naEogou, 1la liarnber. ,iss,s'@'
Echr Honry1a II vvrcnn fii,wnro mai
sollr AnsaTcs, Maskeaon, iSSi inmSoir. .'"''
Ern,v Annjc tron,ine Nmskcnn,, iurnt,r
grhr soyeutb OHIO, SfuaSeaon. lumbar
sc1,r Esnc VIM sao,ayw, may, Gntnp.a. in,n,a.
Gcow 1.fTsifa f,raSS' tts = n.,1t. ;siar 1n1,.-
schr Wnu slate1ss CoyeIanti. coal' 3'410''
sttnr Ocienoo sisnitnwon snndrioa
sehr ronersy Buffalo. coai.
9chr q II Jnhnso11, S1urotnr!s 1ur,n.r
gehr =: j, htevca, oswcso,. coal.
Eclr l. Hcnton bunktrk coal
schr Cocilia, Ludiaaton. lumbar.
Darso AIvanee, pcshtigo. lumber.
Scl,r e. Uibbartl Wolf isuns wooa
Eehr Fnvoriie Saginaw iuIntcr
prop May Tiowors iiny civ. saIt.
scAr John uttrt I,ay civ It1nher.
schr ses dem. ujay Bauks. wood.
Scir Ebeue5rr, Uovts pier, wood.
schr i. Frederick, MoIianI lumber.
scr scr Ganoa A. p lMmere osrsaG ;mss wooa
Prop Missouri, Buffslo, Light.
Brig Commerce, atenoinoues, lumber.
sehr lsalph Campbell, aag!naw, lumber
Prop Hkyark, st. Joseph, lumbar.
Hchr May. Sisters Bay, wood.
selr il. u. King. Icntwatcr lnmbar.
Prop G. J. Trtesloi Green Bay, gun1riss4
sclr Mary Movea, Jaekson Point, cedar ports
Schr ssronach. Aian1stce, lumber.
scow Laurel. Dutch Lake, lumber.
schr Amoskgag. Sisters Bay, wood.
Schr J. ll!bbard Muskc1on, lumber.
Schr U. North, 6tnrUcnn Lay. !uinoors
, 1874-06-02
aonco OF material doc,t,o in wl,cat. Tho stocks

nonco OF material tocno in wl,cnt. Tho stocks
loro arc rather largo, hetng 6o750 brlB, against
do,o25 trls month aiuro, and 81, ,4a0 hrla your
ngo. Bran was again 600 por ton lower. Sales
wore reported OF 20 brls spring oxtrna (pntunt)
at ea97l9, 90 brls do (natont) at $500 300 br!a
tras {Peoplo's( at $500; 60 brls ryo ii e5.40
Total, 1,o20 brtH. Aiao DO tons bran at el2.50
froo on osrs ~ tons Mt st8.oo, 10 tons nt s1a.0J
on track; 10 tons COARSE corn moal ut s22.00
froo On board; 10 tonB shorts at $14.00. teliYor-
Cd. Tho market closed at tho following taugo
, 1874-06-02

CHICAGO.
MONDAY EvrN1Nn, Juno I,
Tho following tables furnished by Becrcary Wlinina
show tho reccts and shipments Of catio. hogs, An
sheep during tho month Of hlay It will bo scen that
hi|o recopta Of catlo mud sheep show nllglt falling
or tho spply of hogs has Increased to Tho oxtenl Of
477 lqad. Thu receipts Of cato from Jan. 10 ato
hive bcou H. 24B }cnd nluro an for tho Bao 1crioA
lnat year. while tie receipts OF boys havo boon
less.
, 1874-06-02

sco. 10, %, II, dated may 9s............. o,75o
WENT Or CITY LfMtTa, WITH NADIDua or BRvEN MILES
OF 10uNT-ElOUBE.
Lots 9 70 10 n Block 4, Town Ut AohltBwtg,
dated May 10................,...,....., 70. E5QC
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of blueing; beat them against clean,
white paper, shake them gently for few
minutes beforc the FIRE, then dry In the
open air, and aflerward curl them, or
hold them before a bright blaze and
draw the back of knife along the back
of the feather and they will curl beauti'
fully.
A good preventive against infection Is
to burn a small piece Of saltpetrc in cv.
cry room in the house.
To make coufcc,ioner's sherbct, take
ground or finely powdered white sugar
a half pound powdered tartaric acid
and carbonate of soda, of each quarter
Of n pound essence Of lemon, thirty to
fifty drops. All the powders, should be
well dried. Add the essence to the sugar,
then add the other powders, and mix
well. One teaspoonful IN tumbler Of
water, ice cold. This preparation must
be kept very dry, in tight corked bot
ties.
An excellent raspberry custard can he
made by laying a border Of puff paste in
tart dish, then put into it a pint and a
half Of raspherrics. with which have
been mixed quarter of a pound of sit
ell white sugar. Now take six eggs and
beat to a stiff truth adding sugar to the
taste, pour the mixture over the fruit
and bake the whole in a moderate oven
for an half hour.
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Grange Romance.

On last Saturday there was a meeting
of Grange No. ., at Pleasant Grove,
and after the days exercise was over
Squire W. A. Jones, Master Of the
Grange, called it to order. when a young
brother and sister Of the order, james
Penny ard Miss Luten, walked in front
Of the Master and we're united IL mar
riage. The entire audience was taken
by surprise, having had no intimatlon
that there was going to be a wedding.
After spending a short time in usual ma
trimonial greeting, the meeting adjourn
ed in the usual way, and all returned to
their homes gay aud haPpy.-Marrdy
Gazc,le.
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Ecyonl .lIc Ni-si~sippi.

Thousand. have already gore, and thous-
and. more are turning their eyes towards new
hune- in tie fertile Wet 10 those going to
Missouri. Kan-a-. Nebraska, Colorado, Utah,
Nvoniin,, Nevada, J-eg5n or California, We
recommend r. cheap, sa.r, quick aud dir,ri
ror.e via -. Inuis, over tie Missouri Pacific
railroad, which run, H. fine bay COACHES and
Pullman Sleeper from -. Louis 10 prnc'phl
point. in the Wet, without change. We be-
iieyc ibl; the Missouri i'ac'ic failnai ha- ihe
best track aud the iinr.t and safest equipment
OF auv Inc Wet of the MI--i-sp'i. and it,
connections with roais further Wet are
pr,,np, aud reliable. The Texas connection
Of hi- roaI T. nov cualplrtrl and pa seH-ers
ar. O., I,.,i 70 first c',-- sll-mil route from -.
Iaui. t, Texas. ,iihrr override Missouri, Kan
-. y Texas H. r., via = tlala, or over the
Atlantic n Pacific L. H.. via Nluia For
mag-, tone ta'i.-, Information as To rates,
ruute.. etc, We refer our r ader- To +, \. fnId,
G,ucial ia--,usyr Agent -. L0uis, Mo.
Que-ti.ns will be cL,crluly and promp,ly
answered. hdO-u
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A person who is sick enough to need
night-waichers. needs rest and quiet, and
all the undi.tugbcd ret be can get. II
one or more persons are in the room talk
ing. as Is often the case, thi is impossible.
There should he no light burning in the
room. unless it be a very dim one, AID
60 placed as to be out Of sight of the pa
tient. Kerosene should never be used
in sickroom. The attendant should
sit or. lie IN the same room, or what Is
usually better, in an adjoining room, so
as to be within call if anything is want
ed. In extreme eases the attendant can
step quietly to the bedside to see If the
patient is doing well, but oil noise and
the light should be carefully excluded.
1t is a common practice to awaken pa
tients occasionally for fear they sleep
too soundly. This should never I've done.
Sleep is one of the greatest needs of the
sick, there is mo danger Of their getting
too much Of il. All executions should
be removed Immediately, and the air in
the room be kept sweet AMI pure by
thorough ventilation.
It oeems that hou.o-kccpers who wash
their silver ware with soap aud water, rs
the common pIaciico is, do not know
what they are about The proprietor Of
one of the oldes, ,ilyer-warc establish
ment in PHILADELPHIA says that "house
keepers ruin silver by wa-hing il IN foal
suds. I, makes it look Ike pewter. -
Never put a particle Of soap about you'
silver, then il viii retain is original lus
tire, aud never allow il IN get dirty, bu
keep it poli.hcd.aii piece ofchanoi
skin and wbi,en.
In purchasing hirs the bet test Of ,
good article Is found IA the lgEgth AM
density Of the down nert 80 the sAin.-
This can readil, Ia determined b,
blowing brisk eurrenl\of air from d
mouth against the set Of isa fur
the fibre opens readily, Tejscl tie alti-lc
but If the down /, - GSnse that ,l
breath cannot penetrate II, or az III
most shows bit small portion of O.
skin, the article may be accepted.
To curl feathers. heat them gently b
fore the fire, then with the back of
knife applied to the feathers they vi
curl well and quickly White teathe
may be perfectly cleaned by washing
soft water with white soap add a sgle''
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Farm, Garden and Orchard.


For the interior Journal.
In my former article ! suggested TO
the farmers the propriety Of giving par
ticular attention TO their orchards. Per-
haps few brief hints on the subject Of
fruit tree culture, may prove beneficial
to your numerous readers aud patrons.
would, therefore, advise all those
who have young orchar,l', to give their
young trees u thorough coating Of soap.
Country soap rs il is called. This can
be done by the use Of white wash
brush, and the coating Of soap should ex-
tend from the ground up to the first
limbs cf the tree. The effects Of the free
use Of soap on trees are almost incompar-
able. I think soap i.dccidcdly preferable
10 lime, rs it produces a smooth, healthy
and vigorous looking bark, and drives
away every insect from the trunk Of the
tree, and very gradually causes them to
leave the roots also. II the trees pre-
sent a rough appearance, the bark betty
dry and rough, you can assist the opera.
ton of the soap very much by the free
use of the back of large butcher knife,
rubbing it up and down, the trunk of
the tree so Us to. remove the unhealthy
bark or scales u, some call them, before
applying the soap. A good coating of
soap will remain considerable time on
trees, and is great benefit to them.
But be very particular about your little
pigs and shoais; never allow them to
run in your orchard while your trees are
coated with soap, if you do. you may
expect the bark to he eaten from every
tree. Leachcd ashes is also very good to
spread around the roots of trees, both
Young and old. and is well calculated to
produce healthy locking trees. have
known one man. Who was so much in "a
yor Of the Use Of ashes around his fruit
trec-, that he would buy ashes aud haul
them quite distance. And have ncv-
er known any one who could show n
healthier looking orchard than him. His
we're not only healthy and beautiful
trees, but they we're prolific bearers. lie
also used soap while hi trees we're young.
At some future time | will have some
suggestions in regard to the proper Tins
f for pruning trees, AMI also the man
ner of pruning Suflice it to say now
that do not think February the time,
nor do I think the chopping axe the
proper instrument to prune with.
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iS1sori-2i pivi-iun--W Il Carson, ri sat
urlsy. in August, November, February aud
Nav ~ Uyision-J |, li.nnis, ~ Saturday
in July. Ociobcr, January aud April George
Boblstt. Constable.
Orb Ore,ari-l.t nivision--Arch Carson,
l,h saturday in March, June, Scptcmbcr and
i,ccmber. "a Divisioa-Robt Stewart, III
Saturday in March, june, September and Dc-
ccmbcr. Tuck Ballard. Constable.
His'am Fla-li Divi.ion--Craig Lynn. 81
Thursitv in March. june September and he
cc,nl,er. n Divl.op-Wm. L,ckey, i,h Mon
dav in MARCH, juno. September aud December
FOL DouSL-, Constable.
ITjuasJ-ist D.,ision-Icwis Pail, 3dSat-
ur,lay in January April, July and Octnhcr.
81 Division -,l,hn licn-ou, LIT saturday in
January, April. July AMI Oc,ober. Jas. $
Young, Constable.
Ways-SIrg-isi niyi-ion-E .IdCeti, tn
Tuesday in March, jun, erptcmocr and De
ccnicr ~ Division VIM. Gooch. a Tues
day in March, June. September and DECEMBER.
NJ. II. Gnocli. Constable.
Tarncrsrile-l.i Division-John Cash, Let
Thursday in March, June, september and DE-
ceinbcr. 81 Diyi.iou-J ID Nlcurn. 81 Thur
dav in March, June September and Dec mbtr
sam Campbyll, Constable.
Hrs'osr;qs--ls; Divi.ion-parius Iammc,
- rues!ay in March, June, September erd
December. "a p.yi,ion--J 4 llUghc., ii,
Tuesday in March. june. September and D.
cembcr. W /. Jones Constable.
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The ysusi To Kansas and Cole
RADIO.

The indications are that the ruth to Kan
sas AMI Colorado will he groa.cr than ever in
Is7i. The shortest way To reach tie far West
II through II. Loui-, the great Mississippi
Wall " Citv, Of 5000 iuhaIiiant. and thence
wet over the ~ l.1uis, Kansas City end
northern Short Linz, winch rc'ches all The
rreat land uriui. IN n. Wet. AMI runs siN
fa-t EXur,,- trains two more than any other
rai Bot,yen tlc Mi-.i--ip.,i aRl Ni-sour
River. Thi. road, iu Ire s-t two year, has
cxpeadcl over two million dollars, beside
carning., in extuarliuHy Improvements o.
roadway, in RELAXING it, line with the best
quality Of ncg steel md iron rail-, on broad
new ii q, AMI in passenger equipments, hav-
nv substituted for ordinary cars new rcclin-
iug chair coaches with every appliance for
cumfur' and safety, being elegantly carpCtcd
and illci with dre,.ing rooms with toilet
cony,n. noes for ladies, gentlemen and fam-
lies trlv, ling with chillrcn, free q any 'riro
t,arle. ANY ticket ag nj selling thinnsh tick
r,s 10 the Wet will furnish tickot- by ihis eS-
cc,lput route through ~. inuis, over the II
Louis, kan-as civ AMI Northern rholt Line
he b.t ard shortest To Kansas, Cllorido
Nebraska, Cal uia AMI One great West, II
bglno the ouly lime running through cars be
tween ~. lnui4 aul Oihlhl. For map cilcn
lars and iiHe tables alliess j. I. MctaflhN
Cincinnati a., or T. H. Groat 81. Louis, No'
either al whom will furnish any iniofmaii"'
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