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GROCERIES.
saoes. siae.5c,s; shoulders lets ham

BACeS, sides 5c,s; shoulders 4cis; -ahslms
7aS4c.
CHEESE. l2t14c ner pound.
COFFEE Rio. l4alS per 10.
era CK HRS. 1a9c per Ia.
coz L OIL. 20 per gallon.
CANDIES star. l5a16c per IN.
rLeUR Hickmau Mills. $50 )a5. o.
M0LaSSf rs, - 4aoc per bbl 45cts per
LARD OH, 81 90 per gallon.
LARD Sci topper III.
GvNPoW DER ST 50 per keg.
BLASTING POWnE I. S5.5llpe key
SODA. g. per H. NV che keg.
SU6 W. brown. Ease; hard i2lalic.
SHOT. per baS.A 81 -
SToNEW ARE, t6fpers gallon
TOBACCO, mauufacd per ~. 60aSlo0.
SALT. ear load1 bush. bbl., 81 90; by re.
tail Sl,75; 283 Is. BILL, car load, Si30a
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- - ss.oxE leading k iGkis Il oaSr are
advising that the Order build ak. of. q.
= hal, in Hfok nSn. sIt is now. perhaps. the
strongest orgapfia@on in Hickman, and
a. iiiisasged sba il ssbaaldr AID in the sub
saasssnti al isnpro 50 m Int of the townsaAs
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SDpciaL notice.

The greatest bargains ever offered in
the City Of Hickman c4a bs hal row in
ali lines Of goods. a.
lamb J. AMBERG'S sons.
7 ApIES AND MISSES FELT SKIRTS
4 ,hiirrns Wool Hose. Lalies Col
lars AMI Cuffs Blpnkets Shawts Yarn.
&c. al Of which will BE- sold AZ bottom
prices At j. AMBERG SONS.
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The DAILY ScS. is a, four page sheet Of
Is colum1s price Is mall, post paid, %
cents "a Sslenth, or SO % per year.
- T1s SuSpAY edition. Of TVS = essSis a
e:eb,.paes sheesoof 40 columns. q bio
-elEing- the no~s Of the day 10 esase y n
tains a ,larSe anoant Of literary ana pie
:. cellansouss ss.a Ter specially prepAreI For
It's 7IrH SuSDAY SpS has siet with S e u
esGscess. pfPoA paid 81 2oA year, "aS
sss 1seTnE w Eswtg sun easshes
- wv hrn does Abt laos fsk ssEE zExssHS +?
La eiHe,slates tl,soeghost tl.e I'm ise daStstes,
s;hs. cepal-s, aali ieyepds Sinsty ssacO :
sand iami!Iss greet j.sY welsent I;sge.
, s,ii,ie. 'csSAselfar. an friends les new =,
he,litorial, agTiculiGsal ami 1isefsss dc
.psrimepfs make it essential y a. 9earn |
for The family. aud the sarsside-s fsEs's-
one DOLLAR q year, past pail This price
duality eonsidersi, makes il The che9psr
newspaper published, For elths or n
&w n Il stu cash. VIZ will send an czlraacsPy
! sfres, Address ssa sEaaSss-
PgBLlSHFR OF TIE SUS.sN. Y, Cily-
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. THE. :. SUN. S.sI


aSss.sm NEW ixORK.~aszaS7s.
sr Aside time o proaciaes ser the rcnswa /
OF s,lbscripti ons. sHHEs Syas - oalsr rensin [
its friends and ycllr Is lfersss ~ where.
that u IL egain 2 g e didase -for iseiEscpu
siier4rt non md s'-pporL upNa. is rscord
fer rhe-pa years it rslies FOR con
iinuanee of<Afe hearfy as % parry hnd GER
srous cs operation which have hitbsri"
been blended 10 10 frcIa G very NPIil rtsS Q (
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. ssThsre will be a quarterly review Of
sths Methodist Sunday schssF classes q.
nighi, a. she Methodist CHURCH, % whfei,
abe pabiiss are ,cesliAilyi insitei, Ia c
exercises will be very ioterestiag.As-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-04-04

b2"Phi-, X sIesRins ~ her stses,s'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-04-04

- The litsis petty thiavinI e siezsan
around town ~ q aiskraes evcnso robbie
fies. .ni TOO coatcnrtiple 70 bsclasssf a.
such. They sssnil "a leave yaluables On
- ~ sleslei asi to. csSet small thin-s-
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AccorNr ALLOWED.

ON motion. the follo~ing account was
allowed aud n check directed to b drawn
on The Treasurer tor same:
/. Gardner, services as Assessor
$40 Is
On motion. t'ouucil adjourned to meet
Monday Aprit 7. 1879.
Nj MILLET City Clerk.
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.pEST brands Cigars aud Tobacco kept
baxt a&aF0RTCSES DRUG STORE
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RAND oPENISo.

M Juet received. aad now opess for
iaspecsioa. Ladies' Has sgsaaets,s Ties.
xseEs Silk sud Lace Jsbo,ss aud all Ihe
latest novelties for Spring ards Si4aRier
wear. Cali around and examine. No
tresbte 20 sLoE Eoeds. -.
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Ayers .s...
.HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
effectual f6f
preserving tho
hair. 1t son,
restores eled
or grS1r ha1
to Us origi4z1
0Io,. NTH 3hf
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: Tns Board Of Directors Of thss Full.
tea Fair VIII neetrat the City Hall to-
H'oeror. AZ lS'cipek 2 I'm. The prsmiu N
-aist - to he arranged, thu TINA -for-holi
ssng Fair i1sG and other susinessot i'm
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SUBSCRIPTIONS carefuiiv prepared .
pure and fresh Drugs NJ
nch2S EOEfUNES DRUG STORE
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HARDWARE, ETC.

htHD ~ ANL. EkN- fH
CASTINGS. 4a5c per Is.
iRoN, bar size, pc per ID.
Pbow STEEL Sc per Nv.
PLo3 Steel WING s per 10
IRON ANLES. DC per 10.
NAILS, s. IS rates. ~
HORSE SHOE NAILS, 21a30c per ID.
STEEL. cast. " A, 21a25c
STEEL. PL9W>. SrI24c per 10,
HUBS. 81 .25a2.35 per sett.
PLoWS Hertw eek. Haiizer s. Knn-rr,
Steel Ptows, No. 1. 500; No. ., 500;
No. 3. SIS 81 No. 4. S90I ~
Baltzer's patent one horse Plow $500 ex
ira pillow moulds SOD each. Cotton
scrapers same ~
Powell < Bro, from various factories, one
horse plews. 5j.09aS.01; two horse
piows IS olal6,QJ.
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b The 6rand Lodge of The knights al
uooor meets in Louisville on the 9Th of
April. Judge Juo. W. CowEii is the
.,fspre ssutatise Of ,he lkekAan Lodge, AMI
will leave Sunday for Louisville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-04-04

.-(tALL spI ,sees our stezsnt. new
/9Iine Of SiIkS roplins. PSsgees.S : De
4. Scigss, Linen, Lawns Swiss M.tae Tarlc
3 .top. Nsinseoks acopplete stock enGrely
new, lower than ever, - - -. -
e. 4 sqxsL IL f'LAgT i 5Ro
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CfAfL AM. sIxAMISEa ora rLAR6E
: ~ stack of new goods which NC are
tss, reeeiying. sras 49, s,s n.
; = Sneh2l NV, ~, AMBEGG's SONS
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Etacls and see S.tla Moe lo,ssf.isaaiss
~ and chlarea.s trirniasi aud uvtrim
med assS~Aiss iss.y,s n an nFi ss can
. mol ~ nsAs .ss@s 'sAaSf'aso's SVHS
80 laprAEAtasEl W. "a araa . asas
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ESTAAY NOTICE.

JERRY J. JONES, J.P. F c,
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TAG Hickusn, Royal remplars held
their hrst meeting after organization,
A,oudsy nj sht, and Unlisted quite S1num-
Der Of new nembers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-04-04

Fulton Cfrcun Curt. kentucky
Chds H. Hubbard, plaintiff
against bq atty
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Council Proceedings.
prxxAs, Kx., March 81, 1870.

ENAa III WI u u TT :
conncil met Present Mayor Tyler;
Conn eli reil Lxnirdm, French, Bickner,
-. oeI tslut1uier.
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A LARGE lot Of Dress C oads- Pnei6c
IA Lawns, Victoria Lawhs French
/. Weits aud Corded riau~s-cheaper Than
aPrA-lt J. AMBERG'S SONS
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Prepared by Or. JsC. Aver d.Cc.,
acc SrncsssAlsnd Anssytiea' CheInsstss-s
HOWELL, MASS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
Returning Grccubnr&crS.

The following letter was adj
dressed to Speaker AIoilctt b. John
II. Holt, Esq, upon tho publica-
ton Of Mr.. M0ilatt's dcclination to
join in q third party movement.
M:. Holt was elected as IL Green
hacker from Preston COUNTY and
acted with tho Grccnbackers in the
Last Legislature"
KINGwooD. ". Va, Nov. 10.
Mr. DEAR S!R:-l have just rr@I
your !e!t,r to lion. John Brighter,
rs it appeared in the Register Of
Saturday last, in which you 20 full
ly and clearly set forth your rea.
sons for dissenting from q third
PARTY" movement in this State in
he coming contest Of next year,
and as your views so entirely com
port with my feelings upon the
same subject. ! think it is not i'm
proper I" make it known to YOU.
In opposing the means By which
resumption was brought ahou: and
the financial policy Of John %hcr.
man and his followers, the Green.
back party represented truth and
right and | think no one will
question the justncss Of its de-
lnands. But in it, demands it
simply asked for Il change in tho
administration Of II single branch
Of the government. They never
asked that the Constitution might
be suliugatcl or disrugarled, but on
tho other hand that il might he
made supreme and maintained III
all Of its purity. The great contest
Of next year will not DO aa 10 the
policy TO he pursued in II single
branch Of the Government, hut t.
to whether tho Constitution OF our
Fathers, tho very life blood Of our
institutions is to remain aS the Or
ganic law Of this country. The
Republican party has taken tie
ground that it IL not; that il can
10 disrcgnrdcd that State lines
means nothing, and that the State
governments ma be invaded with
impnnity. What, then, with such
All issue confronting them, is the
duty ni ..n Grccnhark party? An
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
Bargains Star Cohig House. under The

full credit he is entitled 10. There
happens to bo fear among the radi-
Gals that the course determined by
the Governor would deprive them
Of some political advantage. Had
that not hcHn the case. every news
paper Of whatever party in
Nrw Emgiani. or in the whole Tn
ion, woutd have apP!Sudci lin.
Senator iiamliA il wrath. and 80
is Senator Blaine, but it is simply
because q heir expected political
lo>ses. They jciieyr the rs@n!; Of
strict compliance with the co"Ati,
tuition ensures M anticipation
Legislature. fer years 70 come Z
Democratic Senator in Place OF
i!aniin, and not 4 unreInc'e
chance tia; the State may vote next
year Tor other than tie Republican
candidate for President MEMO.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20

i-,,a ,.,I. ~. =.
!s$ue MUS up on one S'"' oy
pl..S!P!eS' IhG' We ca'c!'a''u 10
ce''.HI!@e 'Ae functions Oh govern
ii ..,'., SO hs 70 iGl!IeIeiy animate
eae5! !IiIc!P!' % !FsS government
".'" . es ', upon It's runs u"
!Nos' numerous Gas, 0! hnu@!!a,,-
is''!S' ian 'N"y VINO nave with
S"eh ,""siMc"ee denounced ne aE'
;,.Vss''S 'o;!e' o. mo h,epNhiic&hs
-, , o,'g s...I.o .'a''c" 1f the govern
.I'''! "o" hesitate "han theY see
; ~ t ...i'' common enemy stretch
~ ~! '.s nal''l5 90 rro2n ON INC
~, ,s.! oISE'''hcht tseIi; You -1E
:.i"' .hS C;f""Hna.k party must be
=: - "!!"t"! WIN tht GchiocTSc;!*'
, ~ ;,'S @fSn' Agh;' Nnat else
. .. II DC. b"' while tho p'm-
:. .: Party must "c!! MAINTAIN
d; H. .'i!'e-AoH:Fc" principles which
!; :."," ,:o'IH us s:FehSth N the past,
H., ';H'' ESQ i.'a" I!!I OIL itS extreme;
ia" 49,: , ~. ?'tI''sI' bury Us ihteFh"!
,,' ! a.,., "'I"~lng 'goMs'hTs 10
W t 1It;0'''!s' cone out ana take
S " 'o'': u" '0"''Ess STAND Tor
oV ,.:n1.o,. e government, making
n.y. l.s"i2Us ilsnl oE&r livlng iSs'less;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20

Mr.. GRoEsBEcE. in lie speech at
the Graft han4Uc; in Cincin-
natl. declared:
! would not give to the Federal
Government rs much additions!
power as / could put in the hoi-
low Of my hand. l would not
take away from the State Govern
ment as much Of their power IS /
could hold in the hollow OF my
hand. Secession and ccntraiiza-
ton, political monsters. both O!
them. Secession and ccntralisn-
tion-Scylla and Charybdis. The
channel Of safety lies between
them. May We be able TO keep it.
may We move watchFuIIy. ard ever
take rcckoniugs only from written
Constitutions.
This was ono OF the instances
where Grants habit Of silence
served him we'll. ! nation with Il
big \. would have looked small
and insignificant after a speech SC
jus! and so complete and so con
elusive.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
lionors to Il Yalrasp,am.

Mr.. William L. Lively is being
prominently mentioned in the pa
pers of the State for Congress from
this Dis!rict-and strange to say,
the Republican paper seem to be
warm in his favor We can say
this for Mr.. Lively. that We believe
lie does not object to being thus
complimcn,cd; nor will he object
if the voters Of the District elect
him to this honorable position.
We can say further, Of our own
motion, that il elected 80 that
office. lir. ". l.. Lively would
faithfully represent, his people and
honorNblY discharge the duties Of
the position to which he was cho-
zen.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
WASuTECTOE LETTER.
WAsHIECToS, D. c., Dec. 18th.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 18th.
Editor Democrat:
Indian affairs haze not come
before Congress in the exact shape
anticipated by any one, but q dis
cussion has commenced which can
hardly end without bringing Qut:.
lions which affect matsrninllv the
welfare Of every Indian in the
country, as well rs settlers on all
our Western frontiers. An invca-
tigation vii! be ordered into the
late ties disturbance. While ii is
hardly fair TO say that large ma
jority of the people condemn the
present system Of managing the
Indians, il is certain That nine in
tclligcnt men in every ten dep!orc
H." result Of that system. 20 Ger
tainfy is This the fact that Congress
can hardly keep considering rHdi-
cal methods of change, and this
at an early date.
Grccnlack legislation need not
be expected Mt this session, beyond
the passage ola resolution deprc-
eating any change in the character
ofour present currency. 1t is as
certain as anything that Senator
I}uyarl'a proposition to deprive the
grccnEacks Of their legal tender
quality will fail in the Senate by Il
very large vote,
The House promptly passed two
appropriation bills last week, and
will pass two more this week.
They are, 10 he sure, those which
usually excite IiItlO debate, but the
fact that the Committee on Gppro-
priations presents them so early
in the session, mud that both par
ties accept thom rs presented, ar
CUES well for u shmt session. The
bills passed were the Pension and
Fortitication bills, and those to lie
reported this week arc thosc pro-
wiling for West Point, and Consul
lar and Diplomatic EXPENSE.
The Democratic press in discus
sing tho proposition Of Governor
Garcclon of Maine, that lIo should
abide by the constitution Of the
State in administering the ntlnira
Of the State, hay" not given him
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
,Iai! Dclirery--E crirGl. dc.
EI:,r Democrat.

EIi:r Democrat.
"Tha ID has rotreated." (if W.
are permitted 10 Use the expression
oilac Rev. A. from the Indie
pendent state. The greatest re-
rival yYor bold here has just ended
II was conducted b. the Roy. 7. 7
Hawkins, i young inini,;cr Of :hl
". L. Church, the Youngest man ii
the Conference. lie certainly ial
excclls any Of the many ministers
who have occupied this field OLA
Dor rs a rcyiyaIist.
On the night o; tho Isl inst.
when the great revival at the
church was at its height, som"
party unknown opened the door Of
the Jail and set TO liberty the three
prisoners that were confined tor
robbery. I'll: officers have sue
cocdcd in capturing one OF them,
hut the other two arc still! at large,
Our only hope is. that the party WHO
broke open the jail. may be iou"d
ont, and the jurors Of or county
may give them a long time !" tho
State Pcnitcntiary.
Tie railroad fever las broken
out afrcsh, this time p company Or
eanizcd 1t Cincinnati, Ohio, cl,ar-
tered under tie name OF the Balti-
more and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany. This company proposes to
build 4 broad gUase road from tic
city Of Cincinnati to the city OF Bal
timorc, passing through the caun-
ties Of Mason, kmaw!la, Clay,
proxto, or Eicholas W.b.,c,.
pan,Io,,h orl paool,o,'.,, - .ha
sto,a af Wet vir5irio
Il tbo. o,r socrro Tho ,.;,.ro,
rirht or 2go 600 ,cras otIond WIN.
oj;acon, 70 Tho r,od L.twoor .I,n
two otto. Tbcy ooroo 20 Lr;J,;
t,,o ,,,,I ,.;.,;n G,.o ,..,,,, ;r,,.
h,,iIt wi,h;n Gyo voors ,Lo ,n;ror.I
ri,Lt .lorl rovor, h,rk +, tho o,yn,
ars If, hc ls.J ws,I ,bis i.,,, wa,r
nrd onol ,f.;..y viii ..,i.ry I'll.
:, , y, ,.Y,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
Yours very truly,
r. T. BAYAED,

It is maintained by the advo-
Gates Of the resolution tina: It viii!
force into circulation the millions
OF dollars OF gold now hoar'lcd in
the United iI2lcs Treasury and
National banks. and b. the pro
cess. make resumption 'nc'aH', and
cause tho only recognized money
of the world to tind is way into the
pockets Of the people.
Mr.. Baya!d is Il Lorn Democrat
and l.i3 ancestors for three genera
tions. and no man in America occu-
pics to-day more enviGblc posi-
ton than he, both lis patriot and
statesman. 1t is understood that
he will in q few days address the
Senate on the passage Of his reso-
luton. and until then We prefer TO
be silent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
IMMIGRATION.
Land-C wners, Read this Circular 4.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF ACEICULruHE.

OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF A~CRICULTUHE.
RALEIGH. y. c.. Dee. II. 1879.
Under instructions from the Board of
Agriculture, | am maturing NOE
by which | hope to have agencies establish =
4 at an early day in England, Scotland.
Holland, SwitZland and other countries for
procuring immigration to North Carolina.
[ am also securing reduced rates on various
steamship lines, from Liverpool and other
parts. Under section Is and II of the act
establishing this department. the Board is
authorized and inquired to keep a Land and
Minging Registry open in this office for the
sale of such lands as our people may wish
10 sell. Accordingly, | have prepared the
necessary books, blanks, forms, cxplana-
tory circulars, &c, for operating the
agency.
The Agency thus established is essentially
different from any adopted hitherto by any
Southern State 1t is operated by the De
partment of Agriculture, a State Institu-
ton, whose action is under the direct su-
pervision of the General Assembly, and
whose powers are limited and we'll defined
by law, thus carefully guarding against the
Influences, or even possibly, of speculation
"a feature which must commend it to both
buyer and seller.
The Mote Of OporutiOn.-A party wish
ing to offer his lands for sale through this
office writes to the Commissionerfor blanks.
These blanks are so arranged as to secure a
full description of the property with prices,
terms, &c. Separate blanks for Mines.
Watcr-powers, and Farm Lands are fur
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
Vbe Iarnt.
A Big Wheat Farm in Dakota.

-
Recent INVESTIGATIONS a to the methods of
.pItivatinp wheat in the northwest have been
,nade . snecia; commission appointed bv the
british Government. The following was OBJ
,aineI At the DaIrynple farm:
So Soon = . the frost LEFT six inches of
.oiI which i generally bv April /. the seeding
f he wheat commences. Scotch Fife. a
rood, hard. thinskinned red variety. i used
The seed i selected for the newly broken up
and. II any cookie or other weeds are obser-
-ahIn rhev are carefully winrowed ON. No
lro.,ino or nicki,o j. adonted. During au-
NM ar winter IN ~ brSheI lois. the seed
for each acre i, haeced lp. Whenever the
weather permits ,ccding commences. The
seed i d>,Tbutcd hv broadcast machines.
one lundre being al work daily for three
weeks. Two hundred sets Of harrow, complete
The operat;on. W or three turns being rs
nuirep. and Nr. paIrymple ioco>cly state
that he order. il TO be we'll done. and then
rive one turn more" -Four harrows. united
bv chains. work I'm a set, cover twenty feet.
and are drawn by four mules. In each har-
row are seventv.tvo round teeth. The set
costs Sl4 to SD. Immediately after the wheat
seeding. the oat, and barley grown for horse
provender are nut IN. No hor.e or hand hoe
ing. no weedino or any further EXPENSES are
incurred until harvest. which begins early
in August. About 300 extra men are en-
caoed. One hundred and fifteen automatic
self binding harvesters are bu,ilv at work:
100 of these are Walter Woods the remain
der Mccormick 5. Both are reported TO de
their work admirably: no objection is found
TO the wire binding. The grain i shocked.
and cutting is overtaken in twelve DAYS. Nt
tine OF outlay Is expended in stacking. The
twenty one steam thrashing machines. made
the Buffalo COMPANY and costing 5000. will
thrasher. winnower. and straw elevator il
one, are placed at convenient points through
out the fields. Men and wagons. each with ;
pair of horses or mules. bring up the shock.
and carry off the trashed corn in three hmm
bred bushel bags an average distance Of two
miles to the railway cars. \ gang of TWEEN
ty-ive men keep wagons and thraShing ma
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dav the thrasher and engine. which Is partial
TX selfpropeIinr and costs $500. j move,
So as to shorten haula oe of sheayes. Ever,
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