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THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs. no
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam 4o' Noon A. 3 u NJ. so hidn'ght a.
UlRnest dnrng the day. 30. Iowr.I. -!
Average. AZ. same day, 1878 3l'i'
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BosTOH. Jan. 2S.-ThOmas Gray, of the firm
Of GRAY Co.. cotton dealers one the odestand best
known merchants Of this city, died suddenly OF heart
disease, at his Office, this morning.
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CARDINAL ANTONUCCI.

AvcoyA, Jan. 28.-Cardinal Antonucci died
to-day
Cardinal Antonio Antonucci. Archbishop OF
Ancona was born september i. 1898, and became
Cardinal in 1SJS.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Ann r,... 7l3 sun sets - 5:l4 Clock fast 3n 2is
Neon .ets 49,. Moon souhs. 5.33 Moons age days
HIGH WAITE rO-pAI-A. NJ.
sandy Hook GOV. Island. $50 ell Gate. 2;39
WATER TO-DAi-P "
sandy Hook. 0:l6 Island. lO1 heI uae 2;0o
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LONDON, Jan. 2S.--The Rev. Hugh McNelle
Dean Of RipOU, is dead
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p Q S T S G RIP T
3:45 a. M.
LATEST FOREIGN NEJ VS..
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

GAMBETrts CANDIDATES FOR TIE PRESIDENCY
IHE REsIGNATION OF BOTH PRESIDENT AND
CABINET PROBABLE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-30
AUGUSTUS Road.


lhe grea. momentous question of the !oca-
cation of tue railroad through our city, as
well as OF the depot, has been definitely set
tied, and, we think, in sucn manner as Will
be satisfactory to large majority of cur peo-
pie. The road will cross Capt. PoweIls land
lying Just east of Herman & Mckitrick's ad-
dition, passing by he Southeast corner of
block "P" OF that addition, then across Sew
enth avenue onto Z. w. Browns land, run
ming thence in a straight line little south of
vest, crossing State street just above the
house recently owned b. Mr.. Grolt, and
crossing Whitewater river at the mouth OF
Dry creek.
Inc depot will be on the east side OF the
original Town site of Augusta, adjoining T..
w, BrOwn. This place Is just one square
from state street, and but two squares
from the present business portion OF
the town and the location Will have q tend
ency to perpetuste and extend the business
along state street, while the location of the
road will place about one mile of railway
with all buildings and side tracks, within
the limits OF the city, and make II liable 10
taxation ioE city purposes.
The appraisers of The right of way are now
dIscharging their duties; the engineers are
completing their work for the graders, anu
these latter will be ut work along the entire
inc in this county In short time.
The road Is in operation and regular trains
| running, from 81. Louis to Cherry vale; the
grade is completed far west as Fredonia,
and tracklaying is progressing westward
from Cherryvale; the grading ~ being
pushed through Greenwood COT nty and the
flint hills, and everything betOks M tn speedy
completion of the road to this plac,
The citizens Of Eldorado nd Douglass are
still striving TO have pr pOst ION Tor county
bonds, to aid the Carr son" road. submit ed
TO our people. We do OF link il will carry
If Submitted.
1t is the intention Of the 81. l.. ". & W
company to tender the citizens of Walnu
and Douglass townships a branch of tneil
road, from this city, in exchange for theil
township bonds. Owing to the doubt as Il
the Willingness of the people to vote county
bonds in favor Of any road, we would tbiDi
this the most feasible project for Douglass
Chief Engineer Dun, and Mr.. Hobart, vii
visit the pc ople of these two townships 10
the purpose o. ascertaining their opinion o
this project.
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conditions of generous feeding and careful
protection, " Iii ultimately ruin 1t.
Time to Begin 10. Feed.


All young stock, especially calves, colts and
lambs, should be carefully looked after, and
not allowed to fall away in the least. The
late rains have made pastures good. SO long
rs the stock is growing all will be well; to
Keep them growing, they must have some
feed al night, however good the pasture is at
this season. Where oats are plenty, this is
the best feed that can be given. II oats cost
too n UGH, light wheat may be given, or light
wheat and corn may be ground together in
equal proportions. Corn meal or bran IL ex-
ceilent, IN the proportion of one bushel OF
bran or shorts TO one bushel OF meal. Feed
grain lightly al first, and increase IL gradually
rs the season advances, and all through the
winter, snd until grass is flush next spring;
feed enough so thai The young animals Will
continue 10 grow. This is the cheapest and
best way TO make good stock. II Is a poor
economy 10 let sheep grow thin IN the winter
with view that they will make up for IL
next sum ner- They never do 1t takes a
given quantity OF feed TO make a pound of
flesh. A certain portion of the feed given
goes toward supporting the natural waste.
IL only enough Is given to support this waste
the farmer feeds Tor nothing. No farmer
ever made money by starving young stock,
nor in allowing more matured sDimals In
lose the flesh gained III the Summer during
the next winter.
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Milk Food for Fowls.


The great value OF milk a food for poul-
Try seems to be sadly overlooked by farmeIs
and Others who daily let plenty Of 1t go TO
waste. In all its different stages from the
flesh to the sour or thick state, it is eagerly
eaten by poultry, ard they thrive GA II as
they will do on nothing else. In fattening
poultry, IL is a valuable auxiliary, and
when it has been once tried It's use will never
be afterward abandoned. When IL can be
supposed in liberal quantities, no water need
be given for Il supplies its place. One of the
finest fiocEs of owls we ever saw was, and is,
owned by a farmer Chester county, Pa They
are Dark Brahmas and as nne lot as you
would wish to see, And s.ngularly free
from disease or ailments of any Kind. The
owner attributes II to fec ding them literally
on milk. He has large butter dairy and
has much refuse milk, the poultry getting all
they can sand up 10. They are splendid
layers, at = seasons, grow rapidly and make
a fine showing on the table. where their mer-
its are duly appreciated. No fear OF hurting
the birds 1itn milk; on the contrary IL Will,
in connection with grain food OF different
kinds and in different forms, make them
flourish amazingly.
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P,per in Raw,,u. County.

We have received another new Kansas
pa per- 1t is called the Atwood Pioneer and is
published at Atwood in II Wins couniy.by
Messrs. Edwin & Thorne. The editor, Mr..
ThOrne, thus speaks OF his venture
To all readers of the Pioneer We extend a
cordial "H wv dye Go:" Four months ago we
directed the Rerier, then being published in
Milierstown, Butler county, Pa to be closed
with a view to the removal OF the office,
presses and type to the new and tiour!sning
State of Kansas We had seen Kansas be-
fore, lived among her Indians, seen the
scarcity OF her timber and water, and eXper-
fenced her drouth. We we've among Kansas
ii st settlers, having landed in Atchison in
November, 1857, and lived In Brown county
until the fall OF 1850; but, although absent so
long, We had always had an abiding faith In
Kansas. And since We came to the state
again, we have not been disa ppOInted. From
a county which in 1891 was occupied by In
oians and as lew scattering settlers, we
we had heard Empire take its
way on and on, past railroads, highly cul.
tivated farms, luxuriant orchards, acres on
acres of cultivated forest trees, populOus
tgwns and cities, I'LL, beGlldered with dis.
lance we had almost spanned the entire
state. oar search for a home ON public and
unOccupied land brought US to kawins
county, In the northern tier of counties, a.
the best unOrganiZed county in the state,
and Atwood, at the forks of the Beaver, a.
the most desirable and promising location in
the county.
So here We are, family, presses, type and
all. We have located our land, bull. our sol
house, set up our presses, distributed our
~ pc, dCstet our fonts cleaned OFF our galleys,
adju tel our forms, set our sticks, and ouF
"aeyIls" have gone to work with cOrnbed ha I
and sleeves rolled up. We have ransacked
our State, county and town for news, our
brain for things wise and otherwise, sent
them in to our typos, who have ground them
through their mill, and brought forth what
you now SEE and read.
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SuEWSBEKRN AREESTED.
The Murderer Of the Mexican. Cha.
Wis. Near Wildwood. Sunday, Falls
into the Hands OF the Onicers.

Eriy yesterday morning q butcher of the
city WAS in his wagon, just outside of the citv
limits, when he was accosted By a colored
ing Of the Mexican, Cnavis, near Wildwood,
sunday, and asked him II the victim was
dead. The butcher suspected that il was none
other than the murderer who was addressing
him and shrewdly replied that the Mexican
was still living. The s6spicions of the BUTCH
er as to the identity of the person who was
addressing him were correct, as subsequently
SHOWN hut il seems thst Shewsberry was
not convinced of the truth of the statement
made 10 him and proceeded 10 investigate
| still farther. He came to the house OF Of,icer
Fiagg, living on Seneca street. beyond Broad
way OF the police force, and asked him the
same questions. Flagg recosniz d him at
\ once, rs ne was an inmate of The state peni-
\ Tertiary at q time when flsgs was
| a guard at the same, having been
| discharged thereiIom stOnt three years
| aeo-his being military prisoner
| Flag answered hesqueston rs 10 whether
| the Mexican was dead negatively, TO iuli the
| fears OF Snswsoerry. and then Informed MIN
| that he was under arrest end must go with
| him to the 20 Ice quarters. He aceom panied
him and not uutIi he was SAT. in side the
walls OF the all was he in'c=msd o: the death
/ OF his victim
1 According TO his statement. the shooting
/ was accidental. All the parties-himseif
/ been drinh ing considerably prior To the
\ shooting and he was under the influence of
/ liquor II the time.
! After Q short time at the city jail he was
! taken 70 the county Jail, Tor ssfer keeping,
where he now IL
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EEve ksn- gUa.a,

At nine O'Clock last might the stable oil
sam. wooIf living on Ottawa street, b=tween
second and Third, was discovered to be on
dire. Tae dep Irtment turned out quickly al
Ter the alarm was sounded, but were only
able to prevent the fire from spreading Z"
barns Just north, across the alley, one OF
which. however, caught fire at one time The
ssrn was almost entirely destroyed.
The fires origin is similar u that which
has caused so many IL this city the
mast month or So-the lncehdl2fy :
torch. as the building Was IN
snna. before in was discovered. The
Ioss is not very large, the bailGlng Only being
a small frame, containing very llltle OF va ue
sill. there was great danger on account Oh
ths close proximity OF other highly I'm am
mab.e buildings. &.
Mr. wooIf is absent In r ans as CITY anu IL
was Impossible to find the amou ~ OF tne IN
surance last night; but II i undonpttliy SUI
ficIent TO fully cover the loss, as Mr.. w onH Is
a careful business man anu is not likely 10
nesoiet such AN important mattel
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GNeekIn Gimes
WfNENS.

The little .coloTed boy Jackson sho' "
voung SideIl, night before last, Is s'lii alVe,
but his recovery is not looked for. sldell's
trends cam maj The shooting Was accIden-
tai.
THERE was a runlor yesterday that col
ore. man had committed su eide in North
IeayeDworth; but although the reporter
sharpened anew mis- pencil and stroye To find
a bottom 10 tue affair, he was unable 70 do SO.
SOME very great sinner yesterday picked up
Y. Eornan's hat, which he had left in front
of his store, on Shawnee street, for a few
moments, and left an old, supeTannu2ted tie
in its stead. Tuereat Ny. Norman was very
greatly lIcensed.
NEWS was brought TO the city yesterday by
Judge Chilcs, of Platte city, of the death OF
r. g. CockriII at half-pas, two yesterday morn
ing. Grumpy, As ne was january kno"h'
was a true man, and WAS the best iElend
Platte CITY ever had.
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COUHr HOUSE CURRENCY.

The County Treasurer collected ;IS6 in
taxes yesterday.
District Court adjourned yesterday TO the
court in course.
The City Clerk is very busy, copying the
registration books.
The County Clerk and deputy are busy
upon the taN-coIl abstracts.
Probate Judge piefendorf is again con-
fined , his home with rheumatism.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
The following transfer of real estate was
fled for record with Register Crowder yester.
day:
David n Gilbert and wife, iof Slmner coun-
ty, Kansas, 10 Andrew Bowman, of Jefferson
county, KansSs. warranty deed IN consldera-
ton OF 81 400, to the east half of the northwest
quarter OF section q, township 9, range 70;
also, the east half of the southwest larter OF
section -. township 3, range 70.
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Egyptian Flour.


Egyptian corn makes excellent flour and
fine bread. We have tried sampleof the
flour from this grain ground at the Dodge
City mills, and We must confess that We ike
the brand, The flour Is much finer than the
ordinary corn meal and the bread sweeter;
1t Dskes readily, and We believe the bread to
be more wholesome. The flour is darker
than corn meal, but there is no unpleasant
taste about it. As Egyptian corn is likely to
become an important product in this part of
the state. ii il well TO know all the uses We
can make OF il. IT 1t is cool for man and
beast 1t will supply cheap articles OF food.
We believe the use of Egyptian corn meal
will soon become popular in the household
and form part of our diet 1t yields i'm
mensely and growsin either dry or wet ses.
SONS, and iSthereforea staple plant for this
regiOn- The Dodge City mills have made
-four OF this grain IOr number OF farmers,
and our curiosity led us TO test it /; which we
have done with at deal OF sai.Afaction.
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Election Proclamation.

To al chon1 these presents ary come, Greeting:
KNOW IE, that 1, P. q. Lowe, sheriff Of
LesveDworth county, Kansas, In pursuance
OF law, 90 hereby proclaim and make known
10 the qualified electors OF said county, that
an ella elton will be held at sll the usual
places of holding elections, at the various
voting precincts of said county, and in The
several " arCs OF the city o. Leaysnworth, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 4rH, 1879,
And the officers To bs chosen at that time
are as fOtiOSs:
Sherid.
CIuuty Treasurer.
Counfy C,eFK.
Register IT Deeds
County Surveyor
CurOusE.
One County Commissioner from the second
Com missioner District. comprising the F.. 81,
Second and Fourth Wards of Leavenwortn
Guy.
Sail Eiec'ion to be held in all respects in
conformity win the general election laws of
the - ate OF Kansas.
rte rolls will open at eight O'Clock A. NJ,
and will be closet at Fix O'Clock p. N.
Given under my hand, this 9TH day OF DC.
toeer, A. ID. 1879 p. G. LOWE,
dI5;w2t sheriff of Lsavenworth Co X an
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In a recent visit TO Calvary Cemetery We
were sho .n a beautiful monument placed at
the grave of the late CO.. Peter Mcfarland
The monument is mojes;lc and stately col
umn upon pedestal four feet square at the
base, and stands I6 feet high. The marble is
from the Sutherland Falls GU airy. The mon
urnept isin all respects a fitting tribute to the
memory of most worthy man, who vii;
ever remain endeared to those who koew
him. This monument Is IRON the well
known marble works of Capt. Geraughty,
and r. Il acis great credit upon the estab iish-
ment. 1t also adds very much TO the sppear
ance Of the cemetery.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff s Sale No. i2l.

DU5LIC Office is hereby given that I'M
der and by virtue OF Judgment rendered
In the District Court in tie County OF Lesv.
enwortn IN the state of Kansas, in an action
wherein The Phoenix Mutual Lille Insurance
Company Is plaintiff. ana John l. Pencery
and others are defendants, and OF an eNecu-
ton issued on said Judgment. 10 me directed
and delivered, l will on
MONDAY TIE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER,
A. T. lS79, at IL O'Clock III ~ That day, al
the sDuth front door of the Court House IN
the City of isaveEwoItb, IN the county
of Leavenworth, in the state OF Kansas,
offer at public safe and sell to the nigh
est bidder for cash in hand the foiloSing
described tract of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Leavsnwo:th, IN the
Stare OF Kansas, namely:
Lots numbered fourteen IN. and fifteen
(l5) in block numbered Thrty-two (Ssl. In
Clark and ices addition TO the city of Leav-
as shown by the recorded plat
thereof on file at the office of Register of
Deeds in and for Leavenworth county, Kan
sas.
Dated the 10th day of Oc:obs-. 1879
l.. & LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, ksI~sss.
STILLINGS & STILLINGs. ATTORNEYS Tor Piaiu-
LII. WV
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Another Shooting.

Last evening Herman SidelI, a butcher boy
about seventeen years of age, shot colored
boy named Jackson, about seven years old,
bt tween the eyes, 1t Is feared fatally The
boy who was shot lives on o i've street. be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets. The boy
Va no did lie shooting Immediately fed and
up TO a late hour mad not been captuI ed. IL
seems that ne hal threatened to shoot the
boy several weeks rgo, so that the shooting
may be regarded as pure msIIciousDe-s. The
attending physician, Or, Jones, stated TO a
TIMES reporter last night that the wounded
boy could not live untIl morning. lie be
longs to a family of Southern refugees
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Ruge.

When The NessIs. Van Fosser were return
ing home from party yesterday morning
about two,o'clock they DISCOVERED aihorse and
buggy in the alley in the rear OF their home
On examination it proved TO belong to the
family. The horse was securely tied and
tore evidence OF having been driven con-
sTdersbIe distance The boys are positive
that everything was safe when tuey left
nome and the barn well locked. They found,
srraus.. a. IL may seem. the i'aTn locked a.
they mad LEFT 1t: but in place of the horse and
bus.y % ing on the INSIDE they were found
~ described.
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DUELIC NOTICE IS hereby given that
under ami by virtue OF an execution
Is ue,; on Judgment rendered in an action
IN the District Court IN the county OF Leay-
enworth in the State OF Kansas, wherein T.
y. O. Ciouz II is plaintiff, and Lena teiix anu
Earnest hasten are defendants, To me d.
rectsd and delivered, 1 Will On
MONDAY, THE yrH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. ID. 1873, at eleven O'CLOCK A. VI OF that Jay
at the south front door OF the Court House IL
the city of Leavenworth, IN the County OF
Lsaven worth, in the State of Kansas, OiIer
at Public sale and sell to tine highest bidier
for cash in hand, the following d. scrlbeuIrsct
oflaud, situate. lying and being. in the County
OF Le3venwOrth, in The State OF kans:s, name
ly:
The Fast half *, Of the northeast frac-
tional quarter of section number %, OF Town
snip number eight (Sl, of Range nuI Der
twenty one (2l).
Dated his 18th day Of september, 1879
L. q. LOWE.
Sheriff II I.aRyenworth County Kansas,
+. y. % IIuuEh. Attorney for PlaIntIn.
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REMyIE oFl.sE EEII.

-Frei.qt rate advances cannot stop the
great DO Dm IN freights.
Five cars of stock went out on the Ms.
souri, PIcinc yesterday.
Two extra freish's vent out on the Kan
sas Pacific railway yesterday.
From three to FIVE extra freight Trains are
r,,niur daily on The Kansas Central rail-.
way.
The brakeman whose hand was injured
in making coupling day before yesterday
belonged 20 the Missouri Psc fic aud not the
Rock Island hallway.
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Why Not Iry gIS

The plpars TEEN with examples Of wealth
thrust suddenly upon simple minded people
in the workshop or on the farm, who have
quietly, without proc:ainnia- the fact to
every one they knew, gone to the post or ex'
pr.ss office and sent n dollar or two 10 NJ. "A
yauphin, Z. .. box G92 New orleans, La, OF
same person at No 81, Brnadwayr New VOTE
cit Y and received 9 whole or half
ticket in me Louisiana state Lottery Com
many, the r.ext drawing OF which Bes place
Nov IL n; and the rea Ter who h~'sdS ihls may
ice Inc. one :. TO COMES next a. the fortunate
winner of So. go.
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Coz. Chicago InierOcean, ..
The day before you wish TO color, take
four ounces of copperas in ladle and warm
1t with red-ho; iron till .fiue and red; add
to it one quart OF sharp vinegar, shaking
often. FIJI your copper or brass Kettle with
soft water; add one ounce of alum and one
half ounce OF cream tartar dip the goods one
nour snG air. Now have your liquor at
blood neat, and add the clear pert of the vim
ear and cOpperas, and mix we'll. Dip the
goods fifteen minutes. This stirring con-
sialtIy, air; dip and air until ii SUITS. THIS
Wall make !. permanent color ON one pound
- L. t,.,tt
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
LFAvES WORTH, KANSAS, Oct. 70. 1871
STATE or KANSAS. as
LEAVENwORrH COUNTY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a reg.
~ ular meeting Ofthe Board OF county Com
misstoners, begun and held at the court house,
In The city of Leavenworth, in said county and
State, on the Sth day of October, A. d., 1873,
WIN. Bruce aud others of Reno township,
household.rs of said county, presented and
flied "a petition asking said Board of Commits
sioneIs for the appointment of viewers To
view, survey and change road In said town.
ship, known the Maloney Road COM
mencing at the corner where the road turns
east uII il strikes the corner of subdivision
line Of Sec. 81, township II, range II, we pray
that so much of said road be moved south IS
yards or to follow the bank of the creek.
The prayers of the petitioners WAS granted,
and -aac Bowen, &. j. buckingham and A. ID.
Mackey were appointed viewers, to meet at
the nous" of VIM. Bruce. in Reno township,
on the ooh day of November, 1873, at ten
O'Clock, a. H., or in case of failure To meet on
the day designated, then on the following
day, and proceed to view said road and TO
give 70 all parties concerned hearing.
BY order of the Board.
2tw j. W. NIEHAUS, County Clerk.
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4 Thriving City.

Mr.. Thomas Fenion, dealer in hardware
and stoves at BIrlin game, O,aze county and
a cou in Of Hon. Thomas 2. Fenioa, is in the
city. He speaks glowingly of his town,
which contains about J, go inhabitants, al of
whom are prospe-ing- The crops are IN ex-
eel ent condition and there j. an uneNhsusti-
bile source of wealth in the vast coal mines
which ere being worked probably, the veins
being from twenty -four 10 thirty six inches
fhick The peop.e are sxuitsnt over the
C,rbOuddIe railroad which they * ssct 5000,
and are sharing In the general prosperity OF
fN.-c
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storing Celery.


My practice is, when the frosts of Novem-
Der become severe. TO dig up my celery.
without removing all the dirt from the roots,
and place the place the plants in troughs on
the cellar bottom. 1 use foot wide boards,
fastened al the ends and in the middle, with
out bottom, and bed the InOts III sand-fiIirg
in beside the STACKS with chopped hay To the
top leaves. Celery stored in ihis way keeps
growing and Dianching tnrous III winter.