Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-31
Order Of sale.

Ashtabuya Common Pleas, January Term, Isl.
Ruby Prentice .-,-
/ WILDER E. Mann ct al.
DY virtue of an alias order Of sale duly IS
ID sued from said Court in the above case;
TO me directed, will offer for sale oy w. i u
/ public auction at the door OF ne ee5.IL ,t1-
in the village jefferson, AshIa1 uSl S' Sot-Lt.S
/ Ohio. on Monday, the 18th day OF teoruaIl5
| a. D. 1873, between the hours OF 1 any -
| O'Clock P. N. Of said day, IN tne IoIITS I[it ms
/ Situate in the township OF FlSInou.n; ~;
| county OF Ashtabula, and state OF OllLO' tI|S tI
| known as being one hundred ana one S.g15l
| ocres ~ land in lot number thlrty-nNe to2ls
| bounded north by the highway and 1y Janus JANUS
lIlyV or formerly, belonging 70 JOnh Hor ~ tCl' ~
spirll. NorfOOt, Schuyler Garrelson "a alio ,i = -
unusualas. east by lands now or once Deiohs--
past Afnstin W. Mann; south by lan1s OF
ter and nren and the highway; and West ~
Her sickness Warren, and the Asnta3ul 5
try ones fortifns5a-sSSS containing one hundreu
! IL -, az there was the misSoa' more Vi -
- word sbGf lever ppever an impatieIrsEs sheriff,
WHICH - ~ most grateful and iSsner.
Re month Of August, when nies are tns
most Troublesome, feed Of it at morning
and evening will give beneficial results
both in the weld Of milk and comfort q
the COWS, Some writers claim 1t should
be cut in the morning Tor the evening
feed, and in the evening Tor the morning
meal.
But after careful experiments aud OBJ
servation. am satisfied that 1t is equally
good when fed Immediately after il is cut
Il an equal quantity is given. When it is
wilted we are apt to give large feed as
the bulk is reduced, and We unWittingly
saw an armful is only an armtul, and We
throw into the feed box about One-third
more than if fed soon after cutting.
This, I.bslieve, is the secret Of the whole
Propositions. Mode of watering both
ip summer and winter" A..
1t is so evident to every daTymsh tnst
an abundant supply Of good tr9Sn HsteF y
absolutely necessary for the Produetl9u ol
a good qaslty Of milk, that IL hee1s ~
! GS5amsnt, II you have no hSing water L.n On
vo,, ra~m, sell COW OF Two Glg wen
you ~~gOod wind mill. 1t Will pay.
Just imagine "a. -saer dsy and the
pond holes in a hot ST.. ~es will be eyi-
expression Of your oounteL~ >bs drink
for cows.
We should treat our domestic animals
with kindness and careful consideration
OF their wants and welfare. We cannot af-
ford to do otherwise. Motives Of human
ity should be an inducement to treat them
thus, and mere self-interest ought to COM
pei men to do it.
When we abuse our domestic snimsls,we
damage our own property, and II no other
motive than this has any influence with us
we should treat them kindly.
Proposition Z. "Farm architecture.
This branch Of farming is sadly neglect
,d and needs a thorough overhauling. The
lime is not far distant when this subject
will receive the careful attention of farm
ITS it is entitled TO.
Shivering cattle in a cold storm or bleak
winter day hiding behind stumpS and
enoes, and the earnest, pitOOus look be-
tOwed upon the owner ought to enlist our
aud appeals to our humanity
o furnish them with comfortable sheltsr.
We now come to the last prOposition, No,