The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-15

Tit The season is now at
illusthifty housewife is COM
book;ge fruit for the Winter
a my dis primitive and cheap
the CT for future use the per-
too c, Hits, used to be almost
of oy rn, and on scaffolds in
higha ae kilns constructed for
glarilrpmer's Winter store of
and Preserved. After a time
teacmUs was discovered and
arithntSor, in a large degree
probkdi mode of drying. This
not IS bre expensive than pre-
intcg wing, and it is not held
espeoig formerly, although ex-
tics, '1yyet. Only the choicest
.algebhe canned.
atom agreat fruit crop of the
pupil Sdom preserved by can
modeIrssons, mainly, however,
teache is too costly, while the
were te the present day regard
Ihbh staple dried apple, the
humAn most of it's most valu-
ing toying in the open air, OF
and as.ee circulation of air is
The Gil
likelsrdze the great waste OF
studyF1 yet to retain most Of
of md ( while preserving them
under5 the inventive talent OF
the ben exercised to great
S.~~ o
does ontrivances for the dry
all hILich the natural quail.
harmI kserved. For this pur-
him Rider and other ma.
twa1x s for drying fruit have
success, the inventors
DIR. heir processes the fruit
again is superior to canned
+h.;r left in a far more con,
! for handling. Fruits
pursu socesses command high
forgo,sle. Farmers who have
proce richards should lose nc
a;r,s lnselves acquainted with
s . Ises for drying fruit, ano
MAXI can preserve number
the e. piles that yearly go tc
mode lture season convert this
t.+oadfruit into money, it will,
II tho farm waste con-
fash chool Commissioners
tea agreeable to bylaws
to- embers.
is East meeting were read
b, Hade report concerning
10 at Cecilton, presenting
d fiustees for one year, anc
" til year to year unless !;
ID days be given, and thi'
Kt plute control of same.
~ Miss Guy be refunded
0e bo IN last quarters salary.
va do + of E. P. Nipple, a!
airs can .rman School, was read
bu.D. raccepted.
missioner G. Biddle was
I" ! the desks and shutter
VII EEK School. The matter
onL = Flown School house wa!
THU lsioner F. S. Everist.
fchools have organized
din Board organized, j. L
ha nsrf in cd District, Middle
Eva'lssrp,phle. Oak Grove, No.
strfost y. c. Reynolds. Row
n.,ttiid Though. Principle Fur
'e't fi, Stone, No. l, A. G
OF oou }, School, A. Alexander
whi'sttBrown.
spell Riddle was authorized t.
n;,.n 1or Cecilton School.
pSyyeiddle was authorized tt
sciN, Is in Persons Grow
CO. at iNmotion, Mr.. Biddle wa
sfdkenine the desks of tn
e,o 1Ip,.aybeake City, and if the,
hit worth So, to purchas
sGen, or Grove School, instead o
n, 81 T HAYES School havin:
| re ii to select q teacher 70
Ggisa,Hhocion, Mr.. J. A. Calhou
heaHppe
in % o1stees of Union Grev
cns VOL hhdrawn, the Board wa
estet remaining Trustee t
int for that school; on mo
~ Mr.ney was appointed.
O"f ISIS ] Ramsay, through he
itieler, ncation for appointment
he Still School. Confirmed.
Ar. S. Il was authorized to pu
coal birth East School house
!. Biddhorized to make repair
the Micheol house and put II
Ut house
On mot S. Everist was author
led to Oh DOL at Cokesberry, an
pen one Run, if in his judgmen
70 thinkl
On mamissioner Biddle an
'ol. q. were appointed con =
nittee to renting a fit house &c
he Pub of this town, for tn
Winter u present house is utterl
init, antise the present buildih
nd lot Anever they think advls;
lie.
Resolced First American Reade
he countvA
On mot med