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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-11-11
chancery Sale Of LAND.

Edgar Z Cox, Ex'r, vs.. W " Gordon ct al
PURSUANT 70 3 decree Of ,the ChAncery
L Court Of Gile7 county, Tenn in the
shove eznse, / viii sell,
On Tuesday, Nov. 23d, 1880.
At public sale 20 the highest bidder, on the
premises, on credit Of one and two year,,
with interest aud free from the equity Of ~
denPtion, the
Tract of Land
mentioned in the plesdInzs. situated in the
I5,h civil district Of Giles county, on the
waters Of RObertson's Fork Creek, Contain :
ing shout
3OS ACRES.
bsinr The came tract upon which P 7 Cox
lived next previous 70 his death said And
will be sold in lots OF together IS viii De
thought most advisable
This is q very desirable trait Of lAnds II
fine neizhborhood, and persons desiring
good home will do vel 70 examine Il before
octsI-td j. B. STACY, C & N.
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) cents per gallon

difference between Kinzloz and common oil.
It has always been principle with rs to han
die the best Of every class Of goods; hence,
We handle only KinsloY. and would urge the
people TO use IL always.
Bead what the firm who manufactures both
oils has TO say:
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The Pensacola branch of the
Louisville and Nashville road re-
ceived and forwarded 10000 sacks
of guano last year. This year they
expect to forward 100000 sacks.
The resident manager of the above
road Is making Pensacola an i'm
portaut cotton shipping port.
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Bargains In waterproois, Ladies'
Cloths, Clocks, Dolmaas and Shawls at
RosENAu s. LovEMAN's,
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CtilHAs9 stat! l.!TEsY

Conducted by the Colorado Land and Min
eral Assn, under 3 ehzrtsr granted by the
Legislature of Colorado Territory JanusrT.
A. D. 1851. Drawn a.
Denver, Colo, Nov. l6. 1880,
100, OoO TICKETS. WHOLE 50; HAIFS1.
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Valuable STOCK FARM.

WE OFFER for sale ons Of the bes. stoek
w Farms in Giles c0unty, containing
800 ACRES.
situated miles est q Pulaski, near Pisrah
church, belonging % the estate Of Sterling
A bsrnAthy, deed. IL contains 30 acres Of
rich bire-grass, 10 ecres tiilahle l4nd. -
acres timber. 80 acres meadow and 5 acres 10
apple orchard.
Il ba- splendid improvements.
TEo-St0ry DIV ELLING and good cut
houses, large barn, good fsccing, Tarieus
truits-apples, peaches pears. gr2Pess sc.
End = vel w4tsrcd- Fol terms and Psrfic-
1l2rs. apply .
vi & E.F. ABERNATHT. Ex'rs-
oclS-1u Pulaski. Tenn
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STILL THEY COME!
Received this Week!
GROCERIES.

1858 lbs new crop n o Sugar,
l 2 bbls Fine Syrup,
| 5 boxes fresh Roasted Coffee,
/ A he japan Tea
TABLEWARE
IS doz knives and forks of various kinds and
superior quality,
4 prs ezryers,
I = doz hatcher knives,
I y = Victoria tea spoons,
I % match safes,
= . s2rdine scissors,
10 = pocket knives,
9 q key rIugs,
-. ZEE: S. si5ss ssi.,.-- Engraved order
II dOz butter dishes,
cover dishes.
SILVERWARE.
plain casters,
chased =.
l combination castor and fruit stand,
Is doz napkin ringss
1 sugar dish,
spoon holder,
! fitting wstsT 81,
dozen plated knives
LAMP GOODS.
decorated lamps,
y doz pain ehoned books,
y fancy
= porcelain shades,
stand AMPS
9 bonanza shades,
9 hand lamps,
IS brass
~ a" bonsuzS trimmings,
! lanterns
s = hinge chimneys,
! "a eb<ny aid gilt hall lamp,
y night lamps,
Is * Kirslow study lamps, improvement
on the German student
l doz ltile chimney,
single chandeliers
- globe bRrners,
= 4" side lights
improved burners
= decorated shades
HARDWARE.
kegs horse shcess
IS lbs lead,
dor Ax handles,
gross knit needles -
SPECIAL MENTION.
In the shove list We win call your Atten-
tor especially TO the following: New s1-
ar. Frosh Roasted Coffee, Table Cutlsry,
sioblsts engraved with any name Casters
Water Set, Lamp Goods Improved strdeats
Lamp, &c
w. r. CRAIG & CO.,
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KinslOW Kerosene!

This wonderful Oil flows from the ground
free from the inhammable qualities Of COM
mon petroleum. The well is located st Glas-
gov, KY, and under our new process of REIN
ing, j. better and safer Illuminating Oil
than we have ever seen from an other OIL
territory II burns with s steady, full
hAme, does not gum the wick, and Is sbso
lutely non-explosive in any lamp.
As family Oil, it is great luKury, and
stands without rival.
NOTICEi-FATHERs AND MoIHERs.-Who
desire the safety Of their children and homes,
and light unequaled By gas, should use only
KINsLow KERosESEl Every gallon is wsr-
rsnted IS represented. People suffering
from weak eyes, should Use only ''KISsLoE
KEsosESE," no other oil produces such
soft, mellow light.
CHESS, CARLEY- & CO..
Louisville, Ky.
Read also from the Ky. State Inspector:
To CaEss, CAKLET & Co:-DEAR SIRs-I
have tested great many barrels OF your oil
branded kISsLoF KEROSENE. know II 20
De one Of the best ard purest of refined ellis.
Il stands high FIRE test, and is 8 safety oil
which viii give entire satisfaction.
Z. n. WAKEFIELD, Inspector Of Oils.
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TERNHS

Oue-third Cash, balance on q credit OF one
and two years with interest from day of
sale. Notes of security viii De required Of
the purchasers and liens retained. Salts
factory evidence OF title win be given In Ell
cases Oct Il, 1850
Eli. 2. GORDON,
n. B. L. GORDON,
q. c. TOPP.
Ex'rs Of T. K Gordon, Deed.
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APPRoIEATIoN PEIzEs;
Approximation Prizes Of $50 81. 2,700
Approximation Prizes Of 200 49,. $500
Approximation Prizes Of 100. 800
1857 Prizes, amounting to ---.---- $1,000
NO SCALING. PRIZES PAID IN FULL.
Send money by Registered Letter, p. o.
Order Of Express For Tickets or informa-
ton address JOHN II. KIRK, Agt-
II No ssT I.arirnar s.. Danre Colo.
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SENT FREE
Also SEM FREE

A treatise on Compound Oxygen, giving he
history Of this new discovery Ahd large re-
cord of 10 sst 7enarkab- e cure. Mrits flr &.
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q Health and Life" q quarterly journal Of
cases and cures under the Compound Oxygen
Treatment. Nos. aud now ready. address
Drs. Starkey ~ Palen,
100 and III Girard St., Philadelphia.
aaua1 -
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Don't Delay a Minute.

600 ACRES
Of Valuable LAID, situated IN said district
and belonging 20 his estate, adjoining the
land Of Il. c. Topp, Vim. Perry. NJ B. L.
Gordon aud others. The land will be di
vided into several tracts before the day Of
sale Also
On Saturday, Noyem'r Is, 1880,
We viii sell to the highest bidder ct Lynn
vile station tract of
About 40 ACRES,
adjoining Lynnyille and formerly belonging
TO T &. snd T. NJ Gordon, and now occu-
pied IN part By T. NJ Gordon Ills tract
win also Be divided into several lots.
Persons wishing desirable homes would do
we'll 70 examine these lands, and can call
upon T. n. or W. W. Gordon 81 Lynnville,
or upon the undersigned near Buford's Sta
ton, who will show the lands and exhibit
maps Of them
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In the above list ne viii call yo1r Atts1-
tor sSreoiailv 70 the following: New Su-
~ Frosh Roasted Co-fee, Table Cutlsry,
eoblsts engraved With any name Casters,
Water Set, Lamp Goods Improved strdeat's
lam 80
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And acts directly upon the great nervous
and organic centres, aud cures By . natural
process Of rehabilitation.
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w,, a au,loNp pIsrnIor

Ths l,pmmrat. Ut the seoond Con
v,s.aloeal District held their Oonven'
,lon a, ural,on, yesterday, 10 select deb
s.a,s. " Cincinnati, q report o. whose
.proossdInss ~ give 90 the telegraph
b3e. W ~
fAs (hnysn,Ian waA M unusually
,a,., .ad llue eae, aod i's proceed'nHH
we're MARKED w,h dignity and harmony
The delegation pelecled, Senator " q.
nI,u llaa. Jaws. MeaWew, H., aud
Wtui,nI. wnsos, Nat, IA an escep'
,,,n.lly anns une, Zach one NJ the
,sn,ls,asa u maa III esperlene"
In pablo sIIahs and at eA'"e.
nahed character and Influence
No almnger delegation ~ whole
will an 10 the Cincinnati uonSenl'op
trom this State. ani hat low u any hom
any other state,
Tho Uaayeallun waa quite clearly ~
tavw at the nomination ui SENATOR
ru,uaAs, although u Thought hcsl no'
To- Ito tho hands IT y Leles"loA With m
a,tuuIinna MI to put Va delegates w
lea package aud label Ihem, M The he
pnhliran Cun,eNlion NJ thla state dm
The delegates are, hoSe'er, Tnr1AAN
mon. aud the, will faithfully snd ahly
,any nut at Cincinnati tho wlahos al
their constituents
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ouANra HnrRnAT

m, AMI. tlu,st InUpa have varIieh
,--,,.,.l, Ia, ,he ltium,I,aip, aud
~, ,n.hlns ,o a change upou tho pu
,r.,,hmsn,a With an enthusiasm aomo
-, s,a.i., than Ia maliHpd H., the
....u,t,.. a ,h.i, yipIo,y. hut whirh
"a, ,.,.,,h,l,.. b,tie, ,hpl, p,narr,j oi
~, .,,,.,... m. onil ,ulo iIea Ia
" ,''',',.I 49,, ,,n.,,,n,l IA IA. nmb,
" ,'',,.,,s. r,.,,ly how much tia,
'" WV - -, ,,,n, IA, A.
"'"' -, 900, L,,uI
'''"'"e" ',,,,..,l., - =, IA, Inn,
~'A' "'"" - 49,. 49, a,,u,, ~ all
''"A'"s :" ,''e ''''' So. -.
u" ""'" ""'' ''','' -, A., ala,
Wv. "",'"''' WV, A.. nJn",,lo n,,l,,1
Wv" '""' WV Wv IN, ,.i ,,l,
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A rnasInI.n uusuI,r

lt,a,vu likely tho candidate, Who
p,rt ho IA h. be-, has nuw hren made
Tho Uu,Nr men slill p,ulr.a rouillrHue,
hat uuI 49, attuzautiN "a lew daNa aan,
the anti Ug,Nr ponpls boast iheN have
tho ,m,p,taliala beaten, anl II ~ r"n
,n,rd. will VI once diS,ip nlu hopl'ls
campo. heating UW,Nr Wa thot "nlJ
hnud Vt uuion. THIS jiN,aion may give
opportunity mr a renewal IT Cll'r.
tive Wntk hl lhr Ihld le'ms'p
4, .pema ~ hc rnnre,led that bHASr
will bad on tho ll,sl halloi With Oh ~
~ votes lrus than majority that
~ ,tNE will tall hvhind tHNNr Al lrasi
va ,nlea. white SutgMAS u credited
with ahnut lnO, and aoms wallrrins lW
rnAuNpa, " ,suayuVE and WiSms. "
UW,Nt dopp not gan on the Ihird ballot
aud thrro appoars ~ 10 danger Z"
W,iNNs nomination, the VW'Nr drla
gates will pr,hahly make = dash lor ~
uuNra. ani uominate him ~ beat
utA,NE A prminrn, atd 10 O'MsIo>
utpd private wlrp yeaiet'laN Ia state
that EnauSns Wanll ho tho candidate,
Witch Wa prrIly rlrr evidence NJ tho
,Iup,tbu ot C,uNgnNa thoughts. "
EuurNp shpuli he nominated, u +"
Ikel, the candidate toe Nbp rrVs,den,
will he either M,.HptuNs, uoy fue'
rsn nl uhiu, ~ n1S ll,uulsoS, el In
LLAMA. looAS and Ihc liliaois dclesa
Iion wuuld opposes W,sbHuSNs, and that
MAY prryenI hia nnmination.
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VNI.trAI,u.Il rt,IImi
IA Appeal tor Jus,iCe,

Atmp uprvWpuluus Ivrsuus Uuhieuin a. pa
uatnin alton haVp givpn Vuttvr,N tua siuN Nhkh
does mv Etvat hilusihe, W. am tvlVtt Y 49,
,ips ait, la trntt ~ the ktpisttr uNirv duJ
h,a Ia, taUtat sltike. Nv lul, ihit that 'uuy
,l,,lat ia ,iat wa tum,lyht iut aUt man
lahpU, 90 Wptls w. that yAut
THIS prinuuU,V uViVtl ahd absolutely Nv
liup Iva WON'T sud sriit uptrt entertained ~
ultpivl shr such sshlimvut
R,vn uny undptstaHis how diMtult a Usually
u ~ taaN q, ptuty pVgaiiNr that zee III ~
"a = ,VtlalN thins bUt Va hia inalaHr an
ba,unats1n hattig two witnesses ~ iraal Nhu
confidently hslivVp vii 10 me- iusiitv had
g,,nN vtsatlau ~ the time aui p's,v uapvi anl
an,ang lh,,s,' Whs hyAtd vt,tt wuld uilri,i
WgW NJ Nilllam & naHdlaR sud NJ lhoms'
A,tN,fWak an sutp thv, viii ltal u,g Nul W
what ha,a sAh ah',v q hNNNN
NutHitsa, MAJ Az lN~i ma"
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Thote IA perhaps 49, I"n,o "llc,cd 4"
tho people that poHsueaes aH muuh ,"al
inlrlnah value ~ tho Hop hIIo,a. lnHl
al ihia aoannu ol tho ypa,, Nhon the
alnn,a,h ppp,ls su appetizer ~ The hl""d
npr,la purity Ing, tho rhcap'nI and h'7,
,cmpd, Va llnp lhie,s IN ounro w
prevention ia worth n pound at cute,
dun't VAT uutil yen are ru'eiiaiod hN ~
,liacaan that ma, take nnnjhR iu, N"u I"
r,o,rr iu R,ata tiL'hs laughl'n
nra y 60, Wholosale AHenlp, Wheel
ina
tuoaAauaA AHpN AuHtutAp
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Hnnia. tsp,vsa leaves Nhtsuus st' z
arl,lns ~ WFllshuis ~ PitA Ss'l'
bsnNilic 81 aM ounbcriips DO v
ttpi,ss lii all Npsisin Isdbn ..
ttslns lu-tius Nolumhus ats
4. ~ rgn dsnI ihpnsh 'hiiss" 'i'
leatvs tulunbus iaiiI t,uli Huuial "t
D. With slo.yAus tsf sa,is,tsi sihtirf ia'
nai ~ nSsl hannlns htihs eco D.
~ sivaNts ., tnioa ptI-t iI'stt 80 10 w.
bus
fuliiasn's dfsw iHs Tuam si,sIlus 10" 81
shhunt thaass iTpn Ft.nbtn,li, -
ielIh,s afd New lWt. Api v go o. 'N''-
p,ninuaii touisSillo, IpilanalsIH '''
lsiuls .
fui thn,ash uctrs bsssagv thut 49,
81 s.san n,,r,s, lans ani .ui miil.I 'a'
uop AMI Ia Itg>eph n hsllsiiiis, it'n' y
o. Pea tisadle tFi,1i. hf,i " Iif1snh
a ttt tl.tei uhr., aHiei hsl""
khe.llns
Il, ", f.liwsii, Dsnrisl hsassst
ON l. " Hilton, usasisl rssssRs'i go
Assni tpipmtus a.
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N.,unst's delegation haa W'ae'b de
,e,,tnsd ~ Gsep Bpua,oi tnauNns ~
A, a,L ItugaHt IA beaten go The
n,.i hallol, 90 hcp IA Ho'no reaH'm '"
hol,e,o b. Will ho, aud Ne"a'm m''Ss
,. unahlo tn tsn,h the uc,oaaary number
al ,o,ra lu nuh,,na,e, Eunusus has the
pnls 1T tho datk horses,
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yi.E\hiANn
,lnly n llnutp alii ~ hiiiutt
~ ,ulr A,iu nuib u i"".
$1,000 Ann Ia.

s,aulrouy,lio accommodation save w.
tIpr h,iarlai' al D "a ""' "'''
kan,illv ~ y lhI ,..
I,.,..at,ub,n,tllp al M. h'Hl
.AN ~ atil,u ~ w. iiaiW a. Ga
M RIunlpp,lllp Avuuuuvulsiwn ."
Ia Jhn,, utulaf uip W. aui ium N'",
all make ihp hiluNinR hiIs h,,h''" '.'
,nh Mathis tvtfy'
nii,ls, lail a. hR,iin's tViiG Do '''
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rn.us ,aa significant mentlon at He"
.,s ,rurs,s, hy the Nov N"e "1'N'
,,s.n az having lihaail'lY greater quail
u,,,,uua than the uld Oummand''''h"
utn a., H. slipk y PIN ~.
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CLEVELAND 1 PlIrSBunG n
Condemned Time Gard.
doiN0 tAui Ann wpI

uDlNN bAbl AM N'Hlf
ga aud alirl Nh .. lsip all h"lns
isiIy t,.,vl Huhlail - iglluNs
tthnush uslns ~ tiiislunh
Ihuuah iiaius " ilo'riahh'
rh,nugh iisins w. thhNrn
rulimam's railn Isls bs,ween Ws''''N"'
up,plsnd ....- a, ,..,,.,.
j,ntpl ani Hlpoplns ,a's w s'' "H'"' ''''a
Alliance aui ,'hhaau
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Ala. M,n,s WA At the ,iraii"n thu
,sn,,nn. ,calprJay, and ." Nete Iu''A,
n.u..nJ ua,nVngn uno III these luni
scnJlsmeu will ~ IN Oons'o-s this wear
,tn,n lhe NpUund n,siIiyb
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,,,ss Fasp uHIsr 10 r'a'e
u.Lon ,cuua ~lloW Ito r'"""a"'es
"A ,.rs,uss - dashed hyp"'l'e, a"d
,.,, a, haa osune back ga The Dbl mA@
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la, uuuhlo "a between mA'Ss ~"
sn.sa,s h,a m the we'll NnnNn a''''"
,i.n,tu,, rh,haophY that Nv" ho"m'
cannot p,,up, lhe ame space at 'he
came liu,p
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nss at tho ,utina,tiea ~ the Oh''aRp
.,,u,,,,n h. that the National Rnpnhi
,,n League, wh,,h denounced MI Nc
M,.sa "a a hia.,. ~ under the neosA''N
at IouAna IT, that gentleman '"f the
I,a,,r,ah,r ut hOeL against "a's' w
tho rpuup, l,anla delegation r"''''S
mai ga ananso he,l iplluWa "n'e m"'e'
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T..,Islsr men are making "u'"A
,,,,enrn, ,ha, Will require W" best
.,,.,ss, and the m"a. cordial ""''y !"
,lripal
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Assessor. Country District,

Abt,f ~ a. Rptsu
Plsa.s annuancc " q w,NesAN, ~ ttbstN
,iI.,fict as candidate nt Assvs.Dt, Nouu,n
District mhlyy, ~ the dsclslan VI 'hs hemo
,,.i,, ,A,n,rnt,pn NAM Nuikks
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IrIsiua, po,A,ble thai there S'' "'sS'
NJ, mco than ynnns 'Ns ''""'' "
thivaso
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Tim, ishls ~ tas, and Wet AifII ls
us,u. leave ran liAuil, br,aii tsd 90 ti,'if
a,usi, uos, pulilc landing, dsib, e'sf''
Ay, ps h'li"ss
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n tho Philadelphia hH'a, ieA'enlat'
At., Ndruas. tho plilut Ut that rap"''
u,iuns uum Chi,aau, aah Tho zeal
hattie Ia uaw ahuul IN hes'n and the
ugAs, spnoral. have jheir men ~ peat
tpon. white tho opposition h"a MT "nN
vet ln trm Va liup, hat u has neither
p,,.i,,,n 49,, commands, Chosen, "
MA, unite within tho neat twuuiN ton'
h,n,a and. II 49,. ,iu,Sr viii ho dol'a'
ct. Iit laila ~ uu,le The nomination
nl ,ig,sr H. tpaauuahl, assured. TIE
-,,s-,,.,,, ,n.'S.-I, '''-~ -" -"'''''''''' 49,
nomination h. quite Nuh,u tho range at
,ss,-,h,l,ty, that lltAlSN eau defeat
ituANr unly hy defeating himseli, and
that suSuaAs " without = patty oulAld.
ut a uouinal auppu,t tom uh,o ahd =
Iut ct petty Treasury uillUiala az the
dntk hursra Whuao eats ate y,S'hlo ahn'r
tho stable Niojuwa, Enausna seems :"
hp npairsl the door. although WIaH
RugNw aud MISSIONS alr ialAed NJ hN
ihu,p whn knuN httlo III the plans al
lha loade,. llC,AseoS awd i"NS,is"
ahall BE- compelled ~ rpt,oat, th,nG u
iiArl, that the, Will tall havk toward
Vermont
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t,opuluH Nhpu tplulIrd 81 Hh'ua %
tinp, IIlu wusl " hslius aud t'tn''' N.l
ILkuA sni baggage lhuks ~ sN t.'.F
e,lnis la lhp ras, aui Wet ,nN w.
Ihp ticket uih,p ~ hhltuInh N'l"
un, VI t,,nu,ui lass,uru A li't.l g.
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.psily s,osp, sunday
No fana " stop q, all .'a'iuns
htsNn tAlths

T'hi't es''f' """f
M, ~, ou aa,un,e, nish,, has ~ "uup,,.
at thlrAso ~ AandusAS
ttllnan raln,v, Ntawlns h'1m and Hist,
,,as~ an all uiaht t'ains
l'iu.s ,,npp.tluns a,s made m sl rs..
a,,,h aud haaihwest North Nui hvuis.
mslius Ihisa desl,ahln wn,p h' u'iuu,.u,
pe,spus mo,ihH " The HreA' West H"A she
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-09-30
No. 46.

scribe to. This hint as to the money max
inc part of the business is entirely correct:
but where it is stated that the Black Poland
fowls seldom or never want to sit Ga state
ment generally to be found in 1.-THE books'O
it is entirely contrary to our experience of
some years With this breed. Instead Of this
we found them more inclined to sit than any
other. They were good layers, and the
eggs were large and perfectly white.
Farmers, who are usually slow in adopt
ing new things Of any kind, understand
poultry-raising far better than any Of the
professional instructors on the subject. For
profit the best chickens are, undoubtedly,
"mongrels," !" all sorts mixed up; and while
giving them in winter clean, warm house,
ia summer let them hayea wide range, and
pretty much take care Of themselves, ex
cept 50 far As regularly feeding them once
day and setting them tor hatching.
Nearly e>e cry person we ever heard Of who
raised fancy poultry for marketing profit
has given il up in the course of few years.
/ These Of course who do not make 4 point Of
this will prefer the fancy varieties, which,
while they furnish all the eggs and poultry
they need, are pleasure to look upon
Germantown Telegraph.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-09-30
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THE construction Of farm resldeAres
should engage more attention than It does
at present. 1t matters not whether t be
farmer resides in d palace or in a hoNtl,
comfort should not be lost sight OF. In
building farm houses they should be made
TO keep out the winters cold. The best and
cheapest meterial for building is concrete.
Lime can be had in most Of our valleys for
forty cents per hushel, and sand and gravel
aan be found III abundance everywhere, and
but liJtle experience necessary i'll cont
struction, almost any one that eau NIX lupe
and gravel can build Of concrete. But We
care not what material is used. whether
concrete, stone brick or wood, the Wa Is
must be made thick. It il far better to have
homes constructed thus than to have them
cold and airy. Every farmer who gets up
Of a winters morning to make the tire VII
appreciate our remarks. Ii Il house IS built
sufficiently warm that water will not freeze
In it on the colaest ui9hts; that house
plants may be kept all winter without hay
Ing to get up during the night to replenFh
the fire, then it may be said To be contott-
able. Not only this, but it is economy in
the end, as the extra cost in making 4 house
warm may be saved in one winter In the
cost oi, fuel, We would suggest that our
farmers try il and we will warrant they will
not regret the experiment.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-09-30
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CLEANING UP.

EDIToE HUsBANDNAS As winter is ;ip-
preaching, a few hours spent in cleaning
out the poultry house will amply repay the
labor, by warGing of colds, roup and other
diseases which are caused by filth and ver-
min in the poultry house and its surround
ings. First move out Of the house all box
es. barrels and roosts, burn up the straw
that has formed the nest and char he in
side of the nest boxes, 50 as to destroy any
yermin that may be in the joints; scrape
the dirt off the reOst poles or replace with
new ones then take out the manure and
other rubbish that has accumulated i'll the
house and spade up the dirt under the
roosts. level of smooth then WhiteWash
the sides and roof OF the house with lime.
using II little carbolic acid in the mixture
replace the roostS and nest boxes. white
washing the nest HoNeS inside and our and
placing them in the house so that the birds
will not roOst on them; replace tile straw
in the nest boxes once a week /; &priukla
the floor and nests with eatbotic acid and
water; provide a box for The fowls 10 dust
in and ill il with two parts Of wood ashes
to one Of sand-it GOA! ASHES are used sand i,
not needed. This box should be placed un,
der shed facing the south and should b.
kept dry at all times; see that The house is
well ventilated, but free rom draughts
after tie fowls go to roost take each ont