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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
JOB PRINTING.

Having determined to devote more atten-
ton hereafter to job printing than we have
done in the past, we would inform the public
that our office is now we'll supplied with new
type of the latest styles, and the best MA
chinery in use; and with choice stock of
inks, cards, papers, &C., we are prepared to
execute as good work as can be done any
where in the United States. Orders for
Ball Tickets, Freight Bilheads,
Bank Notices, Labels,
Bonds and Coupons, Law Blanks,
Bill Heads, Law Briefs,
Business Cards, Letter Circulars,
Certificates of Deposit, Letter Headings,
Certificates of Stock Memorandum Billheads
Checks, Note Circulars,
Deposit Tickets, Note Headings,
Drafts and Notes, Programmes,
Envelopes, Policies. Fire& Life ms,
Election Tickets, Shnplasters,
Festival Tickets, Wedding Cards,
willreceive prompt attention, and satisfaction
as to quality of work, guaranteed in every
instance. Particular attention given to fine
work in colors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
TAXPAYERS, CONVENTION.

! The Taxpayers Convention of the State
met in Columbia on last Tuesday. At the
time we go to press no particulars of their de-
liberations have come to hand. 1t is doubt
full whether York county will be represented
by regular delegates. A meeting for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates, was called to as
semble in this place on last Saturday; but
there was no response from the people. In
the original organization of the Convention
the delegates from York were General E. M.
Law and Col. Cad. JONES' with l. D. Wither-
spoon and John R. London, Esqrs., alternates.
Gen. Law and : Col. Jones have since moved
from the State, and we have not learned
whether or not the alternates will feel it in
cumbent unon themselves to attend.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19

mated for Governor, McCutchins, farmer,
and the Democrats are making sturdy fight,
and, at the last election, threw more than 30,-
900 votes. Massachusetts,, with all her mo-
nopolies, has nearly one.third of her voters
Democratic.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
BARN BURNT.

We learn from Mr.. T. w. Neal, who re-
sides near Clay Hill, in this county, that on
Wednesday afternoon of last week, his barn
with contents, consisting of farming tools,
fodder, shucks and other forage, was des-
troyed by fire. Mr.. Neal was in town when
the fire occurred, and expressed the opinion
that it was the work of an incendiary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
CLUBS..lS74.

Our subscription list for the new volume of
the ENQUIRER is rapidly filling, for which
our acknowledgements are hereby rendered,
not only to our old readers, but to goodly
number of new subscribers, whose names have
been entered on our books within the past few
weeks. For the information Of persons de-
string to subscribe in clubs, we publish the
names of the following club-makers in this
county, by either of whom names will be
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Circuit Court was adjourned by bis
Honor Judge Mackey on Friday evening
The following cases in the Court Of Sessions
we're disposed of:
State Us. Simon Ferguson, charged with
receiving stolen goods Found guilty, and
recommended by the jury to the mercy of the
Court He was sentenced to pay fine Of
thirty dollars and costs Of suit or to impris
onment forty days. He paid the fine and
costs and was discharged.
State vs. Reuben Coins, colored, assault
and battery, appealed by defendant from
trial Justices court Found guilty, and SEN
fenced to pay fine of 81 and costs, or 60 to
Jail for five days. He chose the latter alter
native.
State Us. Ned Hambright colored. Grand
larceny. Found guilty and sentenced to the
penitentiary for nine months.
State Us. Larkin Boggs and Green Lind
say, colored. House,breaking and larceny
A mol. pros. was entered as to Lindsay. Boggs
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to pay a
fine of $40 and costs, or to imprisonment for
sixty days. He went to Jail.
S. B. Hall, ex-Judge Of Probate, who, IN
default of bail, had beer in prison since last
July TERM on the charge of official misconduct,
was, on motion of his counsel, discharged from
Jail and recognized to appear at the next term
of the Court.
On the civil side several cases were disposed
of-being mostly actions in debt and Of no
general interest.
The report of the grand jury-Samuel
Blair, foreman-was submitted, and presents
no points of striking Importance. The offices
and records of the various county officers
were examined and reported upon favorably'
The inmates of the poor-house, Of whom there
arc twcntyon whites and ten colored, are
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We have been requested by the County
Commissioners to state that there will be no
meeting ofthe Board this week, but that they
will meet next week, as usual.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
CHESTER AND LENOIR RAILROAD

Dr. Davega, President of the Chester and
Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, is
devoting all his energies to the construction of
this work. He has already let out the con-
tract for grading the road from this place to
the Airline road. DR.. J. F. Smyer, of Gas
ton county, and Mr.. j. Augustus Deal, OF
this county, both of whom are men of expe-
rience in the business, have taken the contract.
We understand they have undertaken. the
work on favorable terms for the company, and
at the estimates of Col. Gardner, the Chief
Engineer. They will commence operations
early in March, and their well-known energy
.AA- aAaelusion that the work will be
pushed forward with all possible despatch.
From the inception of this important scheme,
DR.: Davega has been untiring in his efforts,
which, despite the many untoward circum-
stances that have presented themselves, will
yet be crowned with complete success, re-
bounding not only to his honor, but to the
lasting and incalculable benefit of the section
of country penetrated by the new outlet for
trade and travel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

James Brian, Administrator Application for
Discharge.
w. Fl. Il J. P. Herndon-Pot Lids-Rope-To-
bacco-ShOvels-Cotlee Bacon and Beef
ws-PotatOes-Guano.
NJ. Strauss Il Son-Extra Inducemcnts-Ladies'
Gaiters-Long NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
CassimcreS-Ready-M Made Clothing.
John G. Kuykendal-Q Question-rhc York Drug
Store Man Speaketh-We Back Our Judg-
ment-Ricinine Hair Tonic-Niver's Silver
Polish.
Joseph A. Mclean Judge of Prolatc-Citation-
Thomas Spencer, Applicant-Martha Spen-
Ger, deceased.
n. NJ. Dobson IL Co.-The Place -MatS-Lunch
Baskcts-Irish toes--Shot--Wanted-
F,lrs ut Cost-(iartlen Secd-Powdcr ard
Bargains-Carpet Bags--Molasses-
Fresh Arrvals--Flour-Bra lfocs-Pot
Ware-C Cocoanuts-Bellows-25 por cent
Groceries.
George w. Melton, holders
Meeting.
John II. Atlams-Notice to Delinqucnts.
Joseph 4. Mclean, Judge of Prolmtc-Citation-
Martin Armstrong, Applicant-Hins"n f.
Iprausad
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
paRDoN Of JIJLI.tS HOWE.

Julius Howe, of this county, convicted OF
ku-kluxing and sentenced to the Albany pell-
itentiary in 1871, has been pardoned.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-02-19
KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD MEETING

KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD MEETING.
In accordance with a call previously made,
majority of the stockholders Of the Kings
Mountain Railroad Company met in York
Vile, on Friday last, the 18th instant. for the
purpose of taking into consideration the ques-
tion of consolidating that Company with the
Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad
Company. The meeting was organized by
calling w. B. Metts to the chair, and request
ing L. NJ. Grist to act as secretary. After
the object of the meeting had been explained
by I. D. Witherspoon, ESQ.,, committee, con-
sisting of w. H. McCorkle, R. S. Hope and
T. NJ. Dobson, was appointed to verify proxies.
The committee reported 1888 shares represent
ed in person and by proxy, whereupon the
Chairman announced that the meeting was
duly constituted.
Major James F. Hart offered the following
resolution:
Resolucd, That committee Of five stock
holders be appointed, by the Chairman of this
convention, to report plan for the consolda-
ton of the stock of the Kings Mountain Rail-
road Company into the stock of the Chester
and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad Company.
The resolution was adopted, and the chair
man appointed the following gentlemen on the
said committee J. F. Hart, j. L. Clark, b.
T. Wheeler, H. F. Adickes and j. j. Mcclure.
On motion, the committee was requested to
report to meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Kings Mountain Railroad Company, to be
held in Yorkvile on Wednesday, the 18th of
March next, to which day, on motion, the
meeting adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
HAY FOR SALE.

Five tons Of PRIME TIMOTHY HAY for sale
bv ii. C. MURPHEY,
june 3tf Alley Mills. near Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
SHERIFFS SAFE.

~ Iy virtue a Nenditi0ni Expanas directed.
will be exposed Public Sale at the store OF Lu Bro
the Felton, South Murderk Hundred, Kent County
of Delaware SATURDAY the 18th day OF June.
at O'Clock, p NJ the following Real Estate to w.t.:
No. All certain piece, parcel lot Of woodland.
situated Murderki Hundred. Kent County and state
adjoining lands of r. j. REYNOLDS Mary Sppe
Uriah Sppe and said to contain ELEVEN ACRES more
e iess: no iRi prOgements - .
No All that piece parcel and tract OF land situ-
ated ia South Murierki Hundred County and State aforesaid
adjoining oG r. j. Re, nOds. Mary Spple and No.. and
said to contain TWENTY FIVE ACRES more less
pr0Vementa. .
No All that certain piece marcel tract land situated
HOuth Murdell Hundred Kent County and State Della
ware adjoining r. J. RPynHds, Uriah Sippe and
said to contain SEVENTEEN ACRES more or less;
the imprav upon which frame dwelling house. new
barn other buildings
Seized and taken in execution the property oil b. L.
' ~ va CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
SHERIFF OFFICE D0vER DEL,
May 26th, IS7a.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
FRUIT GROWERS.

With regard to shipping BERRIES & PEACHES
from your State to this market allow me to say that
it doubtless land is to quite extenO be done
very successfully and satisfactorily. Ship all by
American Express Company from Philadelphia TO
Buffalo, the rate being S20O cwt and crates returned
free. The Adams Express Company brings fruit
from most all points in Delaware TO Philadelphia at
75c cwt. hence the avarage charge from Delaware
TO Buffalo will be S2.15 cwt. and guarantee 10 pay
for all crates not returned The fruit will he the
way but IA hours from Philadelphia and you know
the time required to transport them from where you
are 10 Philadelphia. The fruit should be picked
about as many hours earlier tthan if intended for
New York market) - it requires extra TO get them
here. All No. Iruit properly packed and shiPPed
will surely result satisfactory. have no soliciting
agents preferrng TO do all business direct with the
growers. Growers will be furnished with my own
semi.weekly Produce Circulars made up by mvself
exclusively from actual sales the day published.
Sra berries averaged in this market in 1871 2Oa23
in 1879 same, and 1873 l5s2Oc. Trusting you will
duly consider these facts and that this market must
be one Of your best outlets. "Satstacory reference
aud security given" lam Respectfully. mh.4 lTw
"a. .. PATTERSON,
General Commission Merchant,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
SAe1'W'S Safes.
CHERIFF'S SALE

~ by virtue o: writ Of Levari Facias to drece
will be exposed to Public Sale at the front door the County
Building in the Town o Dover Kent County and state
Delaware, TCESDAI. the 10th day Of June 1874, at
Z O'Clock, p. ~, the following Real Estate, TO wit:
frame dwelling house. situated lot, piece
parcel of land situate in Little Greek Hundred in Kent
and state of Delaware the public road leading
the steamboat landing wharf Hah1nS at the
OF Salt Marsh and RdJsRing lands of Thomas Mnncey.
Seized taken the property ROBERT
BLIZZARD, and will be sold tor cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
SHERFFs OFFICE, DovgR. DBL,
Nav
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
Notice.

Caroline North, an indentured white girl. having
left my premises. | hereby forewarn all Pefsons
from arboring Ustng her on my account
May 26-3t MATTHEW FORD.
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
CITY OF BRIDGETON.

On and after Monday. June 9Th. the steamer CITY
or BRIDGF1I'N will leave Brldgelon al 20'cock'
stopping al COlllns's Reach and Port Penn. Return
Al z o'cIoek md on Saturday at o'clock Fare IS
cents. E1curslon Tickets 81 90. Freight al regular
rsta. june slim
Smyrna times., 1874-06-10
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

Smyrna Circuit Parsonage. I'd.
By Rev ". B. Gregg Mr.. Wilson c. Miss h
BORnss. all OF Clayton. Del.
COX-LINGO.-On Tuesday evening. Jupa 3D. At the NJ Z
Parsonage In Dover By Rev. g. D. Watson Mr. Henry
An Martha Lingo. both Of Kent cOnntJ. Delaware.
AkESPEARR-HEVRRIN-In DsTer. on Wednesday,
1ane ID At the residence Of the brides parents g. D.
Watson. Mr.. William NJ Shakespeare, Jr to Miss Ida W.
Hevsrin, both Of Dover, Delaware.
, 1874-07-25


iattion,. by tl,e ali!B oitYfhas hlreny
aeolaroa ia apholllto 1ntiopcluoneo Or pafty-ic-
tation-c cohseh!ihG"t TO oo1or neltherltho Uto
cnntfao1bl 11or tno Las AiinGH witf INC
ma1itlo'o q lepnploan1am' Iho'Eopublican Iof-
ritoflal Conrohon VIII meet IN Dol1vert; Aug.
1or thoypnrposo ol nominating Candidate, iof
.UclcEho 70 congress- ,aila on THO ~ acs'on
'of TINS .conyohtion I'hsngs tho fate o,
the party III colorado. .Ti.o Federal
patronage, coiloentfhted ~ the handa
Or Cow MoUooK Ply l'ls ffionns. dscroesiy ala-
ttlontea aha 1haiclnnalY rromsos!t. mayina
somo,ot 'no Wahaof!ng al.oep to return e 1,lo
ooflaaos tlo nal'l!i.atlaston nti5 moro VIII 'po
no eBcape 1roin Pefty rnptufe II "a .attcHlp96 9 III
openly naao 10 inuoeaa President 'drnnt. Iho
ffeA'ae"3's ,,...
uHPoru@H HERE.
II sesma 5naao rlotigo' 10 tho people ol oo-
ofaao taat not[oral Offices should DO 1t!led ~
Iesusnn ss. OF Ino totTtory nnt instead o. Keep
.uS aatn ~ LUZ tesara, ho mas hehtnitAeI 81,
tnli ofea OF earpot.paRgorg: feorutteu rom tne
rahka .ot nayoa-out rpo!ltlcisns n :Flrgina'
Ar hsSansas ana tionhsylvan'a:' Natnta.!f enouR
, 1874-07-25

National Etiuensiosft1l Association.
Tho session OF this body to bo held in Detroit,
Oh the 4th, 9th, and 9th Of noxt month, promises
10 bn enc Of more than nst1al interest.
The subject Of sc1 n.sd Educa.ion concerning
which mora has been sad aud writtou during
the yoar than any othor educational topic, will
attract considerable attont1on. 1>r. Clarke, OF
Boston, who has given a LOW interest to tho
atandpoipt in his cieyer lttlo volume on tic
subject, will taio tho load in the discussion. 1t
il probable that tho Doctor will tortify his no.
sitionsFretty strongly aeainnt the numerous at
tackB which have boon mado upon them. Prof.
James 0rton, OF Vassar College, sill give tho re-
Bults of four years experience as . teacher in
that institution. Looking at tho subject
from tue peculiar standpoint Of that school
for young ladies', it would not be strange il
the Professors views should conflict with the
Doctors theories. Prof. J. Il. Mosmer, OF Mis-
aouri Untyorsity, An institution whsra ths so1os
nre educated in common, will represent tho pop
ular idoa OF co-oducation, All throa Of these
ulon arc strong in their positions, aud, in their
papolB woll IS in tho discussion which will fol-
low, We expect to beo sharp work.
The National University and questions kin
dred to 1t, viii be brought up aghin. It will be
remembered what hot-bcd Of discussion by the
proys'of the country Dr.. Ellot's paper on this
to be. Prosidont 4. D. White, Of Cornell Uni
verBity, who IL known not to sylnpatlize with
the viows Of tho President Of Harvard, is ex-
.peotod to present the 1irnt paper. pros!dont
Nolh Porter, OF Yale will reply to Presdeut
White. Tho subjeot will also DO liaouusod BY
superinteudonts John Hancock, OF Cincinnati,
aud W. Z. Harris Of 1T. Louis, md othora.
The report OF the Committee on Upper Schools
will elicit much attention. III these days, when
tie nnmber Of colleges excsola that Of the pre-
paratory Schools it il question OF lifo or death
to tho former, and thoy purpose trying TO devise
a remedy.
In the eaereral departments Of the Association,
pecaly to their respective 1eldu OF labor. All
Of thom will bo OF interest, and will be preaent-
Cd BY 1uou and women Of known ablity.
ne meetings OF tue t aro atended
country aud arc tho occaHioMs of their kind for
ths yeAr. Tcachors cannot do bester for tho,n,
Selves, or tho ca,lBe for which they labor than to
attend the uno at Detroit.
Mr. s. II. White, Of Peoria, IL rresidont Of the
Assoca!ion, aud will give any dosirod iutorma-
tlon regarding the Convention.
, 1874-07-25
Tho Dismal lli,1ul, u Sxi,ry,

frf,att letter from Ghs RI. Hon. John EyiaA1 IT, r.
Tho Enn,a Nina bliBlness IL dismal story,
but / tbnk you 'nust SOC tllst eau do nothing
H. j a,n aatounded that nlou aliould ye,s-
tI.oy should he lul OF nlialel by means Of pubio
,non aud politicians FOLLOW politicians, it YOU
like, iu polllioE, but not IL Investments Of
money, loast Ok al In naiaing do not suppose
anything viii DO rocoyerol from tho 'raycats in
tho statos. Whssl,or you can Got anything from
their allies or upes ID this country il question
OF facts and Of law, about which / can Elyo no
opfnon., You mnat oxotso me from expressing
any PUBLIC ,opthiea l1'on. Tho melancholy story
about Ht.vs 30; !N,r.a x.si!.u ma. ~.
, 1874-07-25
From Another Correspondent.

apfc1W toFfeaQo1dsNte q 7'hz Ehc0g6 ITl6uHt.
DENVER Col. July II, 1874.
II Colorado is governed bottor than South
Carolina. It In t1,a ro.ult al accidout mt
tho iutontion -, ti,n [ Adm;,;s,r.tlon @ Ths
car,ot 'A -yot. u' Aa'a11'all s''on' nne o''
Ill power haa ga1noa urn
than political revolution can looncn it. II may
ba that Gov. Edwin yccoolr {. mt nart,crI,r1
oiranaiys tn t1o n.aoIa h. - - ass r. 49,. ~
V,5n-., ,a,,a,. rsap1o' WV ~ !" oef."'A eH@' Luz
fo"o' - oA4sa'n surrounding him, who we're: ro-
comfy appointed to serYo his oauso, arc
OBNOXIOUS X THE E1rREuz
10 thoae nho gave tia bcst va.ru ~ tb.,r ,,,o +,
tba ,,,is,;on ~ aovoI,,n y. A..oA 1'41 ~
, 1874-07-25
E0rEcEtcS ON tho Etollxe Of Bnrlng
Krothcrus

I Continental banker, IN 1ottor 70 The LON
don Times gives IN account Of u new confesl
erS Of %hG are S5eay 70 nays
from bankorB on tho Continent. The operations
Of the forgors appear to have heen conducted
BY agang travelling separately, nnd working by
tneauB Of very perfect limitations Of 1ettera of
The forged Documents woro presented almost
simultaneously i several cities and towns OH tile
Rhine and iii the Boush Of Franco. The water
'n,nrkt have bean 30 vol initiated that n,any OF
the must experienced caHhttrs who casliod the
forged documents bo1iovo that tho pnner, At all
events, on which the forgeries wero drawn :u1ust
have boep gentluo.
, 1874-07-25

by tho way,, !, or itmay laavo endurance to cunia
out at tho c,ll full II tonura, and set tho lino
.ot n,nrch 30 impa1od, ms!at 10 necobaari1y slow
3 printofs' link 1n'hv kivs5 il 'fahitl 'stsrt
"but, like tho Mexican eyor4l,paring strawberry,
the "mnmmott,ieust inBpbolry,' tlia 1lamsloli
: oat aud aush lika, It'll nluy hayo But1den fall.
,sonie Of tlicae tll,ga were good in thomnclyoH.
10. Of tho snydor: It IL Ia = common wlaltng,
simply pattotl by rMlturo. It will uolno to nn.tgit !;
hut II, ou tho othor hn,,'l 1t ha4 creator virtoa
than tho common Kind, tf,no wi1 lnaho it all tho
brighter. St1o things cAnnot ljo wilton down.,
for tho very good reauon that thelr ytrtuea pro.
t0ct thaln.
, 1874-07-25


posscsaion OF tho Territorial ot1ieos. LIB.
TITE'FttRnI AND GARDEN.
Nor1nna's Esct Uinct1borry-Tho Sny der,
kittt.ttnny, md k.nyvton Coaxi1erud
ms Regards Thoir Vslllc Tor Market
-.EEo Ieond that All Nasv krslits Must
Trnvol-N1ore. About DrntninG-F10w
''to.Deatroy tho SiIvor-honf. .l,oplsar.-
;RIOO1ashino Of No Effect INA the kill
1nyuf Obnoxious '1'ruoN-.Ths EiAfch
Eaad Its Ensect.E3ncmics cs-,R'ho 'Enr1y
Planting OF I4tarc1l md ,0sagc' Hcc-
onlmcnd dc4t-POrcnts DO Mot Affect
tl1e ANIMAL IEhin-Fnll no aitach ne
TlAcy Regulate It Throu-hout xaaa
Sa1kxNns
From Our agricultural! Correspondent.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,; July 49, 1874.
.NonMAL's PET D1AuKRKnnY.
,NonHAL,I1l l., July II, 1874.
a1n. "HuRA1 "stn: by so-t!ay's mail I send YOU
sanlo. of the srnr and the kittattnny black,er1es.
aulectcI the .hcst san,nlcs Of tls Kitatnny that
could find. also aolccted three c0stera OF the Sny-
of bsrres 10 ao sfSrES ea ser
OF befrica to tho spray THO Snyder will run from a.:
ter ~s s.s of M ne No tain 9r T tha
snt Ave wrecks, and fear TINT VIC will loae orr crop Of
lBrries have examined tho Snyder and Kttasinny.
Of tlosayler Of tho 1ittat'uy 'h1 for tho three
nn s,op uV gou cane, @ If t1a suyr n3k u..rc.
on tlea to dig. eiaiu" thers il about ot.o.cigith
dlnerene. in aize.r IA you tried TO engason tha
people to ts n,artsa ot the sny.r In TnE Tulaus1
sna sce thS SNYDER .n conpsf,o Il a syst hs Ei:a;
@a u tde ia rs ~ sor sa
can also .os you SONS Of tbs chem Sock,sold by
those indiana n1rsery,aon-,.ot oAs them tr,.e
Wo have takon your advice md gono slow. snd
.Avo proved the Snyder TO be MI that caim for IT,
Il i growing IN csmlr'aEo, MASS, md II Nebraska
nna u nnmy o.nes Faee1' 'uss &@ "e'I ~ - n
ief5 t1u's 5ou1h' - -. uAeto''
, 1874-07-25

~""sr~>
In the setting we may
INSURE GOOD STAND
evcry scaaon. In Scotland, tho larch-planta ara
net In February md March, rhen the sklcs have
"a almost eonatsgt drppnE Or tue reathor t us Is
handling OF all kinds OF conifars as the roots
cannot DO ruined bY drying winda aud bot sun.
nS with ua. For this reason, no must protect
the roots from both wind aud snn.
The present season has many leesona Of this
kind III tho setting Of the lhrcl and tho Usage.
aud No nlaYas well MAKO note Of 1t, and see II
1t cannot bo overcome. We must su1nmcr-failow
our hbdEo-roWa and tile land Tor o,lr larcl' PLAN
tations. We Ahall not presume to instruct tho
nnrserymen on tllls point, who lose ao much
lato-planted etook on now1y-preparcd land In
favorable POISON tl!ay llnvo good luck; hut, in
case OF dry woatler following tue planting, thoy
are In tho same unfortunate condition or the
larch and Osage planters.
EFfEor or Ip1lEHTn on HAfN.fALi.
Mn. "RuaAL "--s1R = AFR. Meotlan contends tlIas
tho forests Ars spprenaele soc IN regasa TO- ny
@ nk hs Ms o hs s e f.s sa ao1s 51s
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CIR.
No ono resdlng on tho prairie for moment
.believea III the theory Of 'Mr; Meehan. for oyory
summer. shower showato them its fallaoy. The
groves st,u 1iyor-bets attract these s|oWars,
aud. wt,en ti,ey lo croaa thn prairie, 1t y goor-
ally from QUO point of timber t to a..othoF; and
' m.tfsd ss' rssuarts' @ e'o At tD'f this poins Ss
We oan ECO them pass from tho timber belt Of lAa
Agngamou niyorto l3ig Grove, taking tho eltias
Ut Champaign and urbana in their conrso then
following tho tl1nbor~llue ot The Verlniltoh south
Another polnt Is from Bodurus Grove, which iB
attlla Aoad Of tho .KaskaaAla timber, caBtorly,
Yia Linn aroyo, to the Yorrnon. 1u saort,
every neiahbashooa "caa polus ous" 70 "yos ths