The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-01-28
LAxD, STOCK AVID CROP ITEMS.

b6NDs ShOsA 6ND shOs HEEMS
ELEVEN head Of Shorthorns were sold
by All Iowa breeder, TO an Illinois farmer
for $4,000.
A. $. MYERS, E.q, purchased the com
Portable dwelling house, with nine acres OF
land, owned by the heirs Of the late Doctor
George McRobcrts, decd, for $1,000.
THE twigs OF the golden willow, grow as
readily as other trees with roots They
should be placed thick along tn, banks oil
streams, to prevent washing away the soil.
DANIEL BooSE, the celebrated race stall.
ion, died at the stables Of his owner, the
other day. Mr.. Guest has lost valuable
animal, and the tulf circles, sympathire
with him.
THE wheat and rye field are "a green as
pastures in April. The roots have not
been spcwed out this winter, at all, and, ~
far the promise Of an abundant crop was
never greater.
A FARMER living in Clay county, this
State, says he had mare which gave birth
this past Fall, to mule colt without any
tail, whatever, and with only one ear The
colt is still living, and is Of fair size.
A GENTLEMAN told US the other day,
that lac gathered in one season, from bed
Of Wilson's Albany strawberry. sixty feet
by fifty, "A gallons Of fruit. The bed was
planted in stools" two by two and half
fee, apart. Who would not raise this lus-
cious berry,
TuE dam Of the peerless trotier, Dexter.
died in Ulster county. New York, last
week, aged ~ years Dexter's grandam
died at 80. lie, in color, much resembled
the dams side Of the royal house Of horse
dom, the white feet are characteristic Of
the Dexter ancestors.
FIVE PoUSDs Per DAY.-Dr, r. u
Mop,gorerv xe;,bed ono If b;s ho.vos
just 30 days ago, and found that 1t weighed
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o,os,ion wa hoard ,ro,orrdol 10 Nm,
.ervm,n tho other day ia vas oslod
,h,,ki,b If small rrui,. IN alan, aud ,bo
ma, 81 to- A.. 4 ,l,r,s iii c. ra.,,ho,
rics c,t tho Nammo,h CIus,er , hig blacL
s,r,uherr;as ,,, ,ho vus,,,. Alhonv al
tho Groom prnIiac anil +, Ian, sido bv ado
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I'm h. og.r.d a, nnhlia al ON ,o,.an.h,o
cr.d;, soma ~ tho hos, Land in IncoIr
oon,,y -I,nJ which l;os wo,I .,I 1. snoIv
,,a,a..d n, ell ~ ,ra,, ononaL -.
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TINS pleasant weather should be taken
advantage of by ous farmers and gardeners.
and they should be cleaning M the win.
ter's filthy accumulations, preparatory to
the putting in of farm and garden erops
P,oughs. hoes, forks. spades. rakes. etc.
should be put in good order, so that when
the time comes, there will be no stopping
or delaying Of the work, until the black.
smith can put them ia good condition.
Nor being much of Horticultural our
self we took occasion 10 ask n Nurscrvmap