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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27
Panaca saloon.

Having determined to close out bust
ness BY tho first of May next. any sur.
plus stock of liquors will be sold at
WHOLESALE as we'll as retail.
Good will. all the Bar Fixtures and
Furniture. consisting of new Billiard
Table $3.50. in complete running
order, toRsther with large lot of Chro-
mos, Paintings and Autographs, includ-
ing" Rarus" and the original "Porphyry
Horse" so extensively copied all over
this coast, are offered for sale as whole.
The Panaca Saloon has enjoyed a
liberal share of the public patronage and
is an opening worthy tho attention Of
any party that may desire to engage in
the saloon business.
Phoebe is tho head.center of mining
in Southeastern Nevada and the future
prospects look hattsring.
Terms-Cash is the very essence Of
any contract. Apply to
]. B. NEWMAN.
Phoebe, March LIST. 1880.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

Day Silver Mining Company--Lo-
cation OF principal place Of business San
Francisco, California. Location Of works, Jack
rabbit District, Lincoln county. Nev.-Eotce is
hereby given that at . meeting Of the Board OF
Directors, held on the twelfth day Of March,
1850, an assessment mo. 81 Of Fikteen (15c.)
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the sorporation. payable immediately
the office Of the Company, Room Is, No. $40
Pine street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fifteenth (15th) day of
April, 1880, will be delinquent, and advez-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
msnt IL made before will DO sold ON Monday,
he lenth 1oth) day Of May, 1880. to pay the de-
ffnodent assessment. together with costs of ad-
wxttang and expenses of sale. By orderof the
Board Of Directors.
j. W. PEW, Secretary.
oMse.-a10 Pine street, Room Is, San Yran.
cisco, California. mrIs-td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27
AT PouJADE's,

AT PouJADE's,
You pay for what you get.
You pay for what no ono else gets.
You get all you pay for.
3 lbs good Fresh Ground Coffee, $50.
Do you pay more than that price?
l ib. Finest Fresh Roasted Rio, 4Oc.
Do you pay more for it?
Poujads roasts and grinds his own
coffee.
511a lbs best Crushed Sugar, csc.
3 dozen Eggs, 95c.
Do you have to pay more?
2 lbs BEST M. e NJ Tea, $50.
Do you pay more?
Is money of small value to you?
II bars Kitchen Soap, 95c.
Would you rather some one else had it.
5 and cans lye for Csc.
Poujsds sells the choicest groceries.
Good Socks, zoe. per pair.
No Cheap Trash.
Good White Shirts. unlaundried, 75c.
Best White Shirts, laundried, So.
Same prices as Chicago OF New York
Do you object to the Cash System?
The Cash System benefits the buyer?
The Cash System benefits the people.
1t has reduced the prices Of goods.
Do you you object to that?
1t has saved money for everybody in
Phoebe.
Do you object to that?
You pay for what you get.
You pay for what no one else gets.
You get all you pay for
Ar PouJADE's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

AT WHOLESALE & RE-
TAIL.---F'ine Bourbon Whisky,
Imported Brandy, Burgundy
Port Wine, Crown Sherry, Inn
perial Gin, Jam. Rum, Anheus-
er-Busoh (St. Louis) Lager
Beer, and all kinds of Bottled
Liquors and Shelf Goods, to
close business.
j. B. Newman,
Panaoa Saloon.
Phoebe, March 6, 1880.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

Recipe for making your own eye-water
stick your finger in it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

A Philadelphia editor committed sui
eide yesterday, and a Virginia editor alb
seconded to escape arrest for forgery.
Here is newspaper enterprise, prominent
journalists making news to enliven the
columns of their rivals!-[N. Y. Mining
News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

The Atlanta Constitution warns Ben
Hills assailants that he is loaded and
dangerous to fool with.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

The Oroville Mercury says the China
men who are working mines in the lava
bed district are making q good deal of
money, shipping $4,000 per week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

Ben Butler doesn't yet admit that he is
a Democrat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

+. q. Palmer and w. Parks of Fall
River, Shasta county, Cal, while out
hunting killed four panthers. The pam
theirs had killed two large deer and nearly
devoured them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

Emma Allison, correspondent OF the
New York Graphic, has commenced suit
for $40, 900 against the Woodward estate
for damages she received resulting from
an unsuccessful balloon voyage from
Woodward's Gardens on the Fourth of
July.-[S. +. Stock Report.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

2Get your Job Work done at them
S8IHH "Record' ONCE. SHz6
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-27

Parties in from mountains say that
Bonner Lake still remains frozen. 1t has
been frozen over all Winter, which it is
sad has not been the case since the Win.
ter of 1867, when the Donner party
encamped there. Trout of the silver
variety are abundant in the lake and bite
well. At Independence Lake the ice is
about two feet thick. When holes are
cut through the ice trout swarm around
them and are readily caught. The Car
son Appeal says: The snow is now twenty
feet deep at Lake Tahoe, and Emerald
Bay is reported frozen over. This has
never before happened since the country
has been settled by the whites.
A dispute existed over the ownership of
a piece of land at Leborne, Washington
Territory, between Michael Padden and
neighbor named Clark. During Clark's
absence Padden commenced fencing in
the land. Mrs. Clark ordered him Oft, and
on his refusal to go put shotgun in the
hands of her son, aged only eight years,
and told him to drive Padden away. The
boy complied with the order to the ex-
tent of shooting Padden dead in his
tracks. No arrests have been made yet.
An attempt to rob the Sub Treasury at
Philadelphia, though made nearly year
ago, has recently been divulged by the
officials, who mistakenly supposed that
silence would lead to the detection of the
thieves. A wall more than two feet
thick was dug through, but the vault
containing more than $40, 900, 900 in gold
resisted the attack, and the burglars Sc.
cured only few dollars worth of pen
MES. Five watchmen in the building de-
clared that they heard nothing.
Returns from Winter wheat in 300
points in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and
Michigan, show uniformly good prospects.
In Illinois, Iowa and Kansas, the wet
and dry weather has been damaging, but
an average crop is expected. Increased
acreage Is generally reported.
Joseph Brandt, the famous chief of the
Mohawks, the half breed savage who led
the Six Nations as British allies in the
Revolutionary War, is to have monu-
ment costing $50, 900 erected to his men,
Dry at Bradford, Canada, where he died
in 1917.
+. z. Palmer and w. Parks of Fall
River, Shasta county, Cal, while out
hunting killed four panthers. The pam
theirs had killed two large deer and nearly
devoured them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
TO STOCK RAISERS::

't'hE undersigned having conSidsTsbie e1p.yf
snce IN the HcIding of stoc X, offers BIZ. pTofe,
.lopai services - the Stock Raisers OF Jefsrr, n
and ADJ ming CoUn tIes, prom iIjug ca re in IN.
ecuiIOn OF work entrusted to him JYiII, -;
aitrntion to eiseases in horses AIso has TATsu1
Ahii-noo,si. "hich he viii apply toHogs. Lettc,s
viii receive prompt attention. Terr,s reasonsbIe
Feb. 10, 1871. JOHN * St.HsEEEEp 'e'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

STEAM ENGINES.

mr. uHdertifno" arc Acont4 for this sBd tho
i" h"iGh"o'lGS COUNTIES Tor the sale of
"H T-iNNER K cos PORYJBLE JNy1
HIi iIONAKI >IEA " ENGINES
Manufactured at RlchmnLd, Va
these knEiDes sire superior to any hcrctotcy,
!1tr""Hce@ L" the public. having toNc, ,I m.uy G,d
ihpJ' 'H"f Improvements. We cali ca,a-,el ntt.n-
t'"n I" the AR 'I"ent q the BoiIcJ md SurrT
nsAtinG hotn'' ~ which a large amount OF o1tra
He"iIne surface = aCquIr'd which i, M, utlIIzrS
IN any other make oil Engine tEu. ,ruromizII,-
la'Eeiy IN bEL amt IN TINE in rrncrAurs
H,eAm. We EGvo - h1Ss.-puwrr no, biz. E,s
Ene .! ms make turn shiuc I.nwrr nj our PI.strr
III ana as n' 'i"He 'FeHk ioGdrr an words NO
VIII ne happy 70 show lite action and ruir, out it.
pc'i"r parts, Gr1hiy n Material nuG UIprE.og,
S"rF. af'',s r''"'ns over for \VhcEtI hreehrrs
"u'H car IN" go our """"rIpuvr cbts lugus and
neteT EoEiRcs, aud u2on more favorable tern.
than lhcy can suTFlE thcmse!vCs ci--w here in tho
county LIPPlIT \ co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

S2N0A MONTH goaTAntesd. SI2 day
s1cOO at home made by the indUItriouG.
Capital not required: will start you. Men,
women boys and girls mike money f.ster at
WORK for us than at thing else. The work il
Hght and pleasant, End zach anyone can go
right at TEosc ~ho wise who this notice
VAL send us their AddreEseH al once and ace for
themseires CoEtiy Outfit and terms free. Nov
1s tho time. Those already Mt work sre having
oo !H'ge sums OF money. Address TRUE CO.,
augusta, Maine June II, Is79-Iy.
RAIL-: and Winter Boots and Shoes ios. received,
L end viii he solh on very short rTof's. bv
SeotrIhsr g. 1s79- g. &. DALGARE.
N'hHhBbARDS. Tubs and Buckets, for sale by
w Sept. ., 1879. s. s. pALGARSH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

LIGMT q AiiTCuELL

HAVE for EaIe Hop Bitters Eeiter's Roman
> NJ Lin,fn e"t md Eiargsr Btiers.
& HE Agents Tor D.aiysed Iron, Elk. Val Am
- mouia, S=!yciiicA cid. Quiuiae. C!a-bgnjdis
&C. Money can he saTed by bnyiug from them
as you get 1t Mazuf4cturers' Prices.
4 II. also " koieEeIs ge1ts tor Cod liver Oil
"a Sweet OIL, Sewing hs chipe Oil, and all the
4 RE Selling Buff Envelopes al 5 eta. a package
~ you'd aiso cali the complaining PubIic's
attention to our strictly pure Rye Whitley
french brandy, NO. ] Champagne. and other
NInes These are Eo!d for medicine only by
Feb IS, 1879. LIGHT& MITCHELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, set :
IN the County Court, December Rules, 1879.
st Rules held in the Clerks Office of said Court,
the hrst Monday in December, 1879:
KATE II. HAMMOND, and A. C. HAMMOND
hcr husband, Plaintiffs,
Against
LnSle hEsong, Jane i. Campbell, r. Bclla
turner, aud Thomas Turner. her husband J :.
Campocil Januey, LanCdon C. Jaunev Thomas
'anney, KATE l.. Janncy and David F. Shoe
maker, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
'snhE object of this suit is TO have a partition
4 OF 80 Acres of Land, in this County which
hsli' GtceaseG; widow of Thomas Campbell de-
ceased, Of said County the complaIpantE own
ing an undivided interest therein.
Ii appearing by sffdavit filed that the Ia.
5!"auShts i-pSle > "ysong, R. Belle Turner and
Thomas Turner. her husband. and J. Campbei1
JaH!icJ ate mol residents of this State. thew are
tt'eE me hrSt publication of this order, and do
Aud it is ordered thct a copy of fl,is
HIcer DC published once a week for four
huccesslve veek Ks. the Spirit of Jefferson :" =
newspaper published in this county and nost cd
At The font door of the Court House Of fills
County rs tic L. - provides " 'N''
Copy-Teste.
ia. MOORE,
Baylor < WILSON, p. q.
D.pau,barD
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

S00 TO $1,000 year,or SIS to $40 a
p icOO day in your own locality. No risk
women q" az well as men. Many make more
IN axe money last. ANY n DO the work. Gu
can make from so etc to 5 2 hour by deT.tiLp
your evenings and spare IITGs 30 the busiBcEs IL
costs nothing to try the business. Nothing like
It FOR money making ever ofieI"d before. Busi-
EeEs p!eassnt and strictIy honorable. Reader, II
gu want to know Aft bout the bfst pay 2 busI-
meas before the pubic. Eeud u your sGdraSs, and
ne WI send you full particulars md private
terms free. Samples worth SIS also GrCe You
can make CD Your mind tor yourEeif Address
GEORGE SrlSSOS & CO. Portland. Nrine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
Beng. E.. .gOfaHa%ef,.
ClNrENTEK AND ErILnrr-

! AN prepared to contract for the Cop,,,rr.
= nh pronptifute nd IN u VOL ius "a | . -, :"
nt.i n2on reasonable living terms II COX c, M,
milc. to me. familiarity by care Ie1ieIce
construction ard Repair CT rcusex,
and ali work in the line G the ,,ar,c,,,o,
i''i'd"r enHbirs r:,s u contract Int.l!rcn,Iv INV,
- ,~tIu'e work euhEtani!aiIy r:ld IN cod 81 l.,
"f"cFs hT mail Or Uth"TwI.c pTuinrtIy .,tsnJ.L
10. so!cit hopefully slsre II tb. ruI,i,r
patronage. UE%J e iotI> puSi'o
Sept. %, lS.g-odnAra '-'HNN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
TIE Royal Path Of Life :
Aims and Aids TO Sucrrss and ran,y,,..

VII ''7 10 ~ 9H ENN HHVpsnCNS,
iiy T. J. HAISEs. 4 81. aud J.. ". Y-,,;,,y. - =
III" above book tue subject matter. IS Sur
! crsS an" harpincsa," is treated 10 ar nIl,
m ..I'S', ana 'ir h"N"l Path" ~ pointed nut
, 1i' lln%; Ija book IS also Err., Iir.r-
TN tT ca. nc NcN isaac Gibson. wei known m
= "ciSnn county. says: have i.N:rlrItl Il ..r',s
h-',hi rata Of I.it", Hud iuG % wei. r,Irmini"J
i" IMPRESS Us with those feelings and p,lru.,,,s
"'Irh ~. "HG to = EUuI.' ana Eu,re..f Il ~,
mood and w"mHnl" d." The uudrr-i.,I,",i -,
cthN%-SliE Jch son aud B,;is..a, c0uuiirs E,,.
In;H ""'E HiAr Tor thu Centennial Family
B.b!c' AID will b. r.s#s--d :" take ordrI, t,r
c"c"' ROBERT DIXON
o., nj, 800, StCPaCIustpw u. ". Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
CARRIAGES or EVERY VARIETY !
SiiIT TING TOP BUGGIES.
rI3 NToNS, NOCKAITATS, Gall sty!cs)

rH EToNS, NoCnAWAIS, Gall sty!es)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tors. Sr-TEi3S
SLEIGH', &C. And s,tn also prG;,Arcd 10 Iunru'
fHcturc EEAE&i-S Of G3y description ! viii
guarantee Gil work "i uy manufacture Cor the
space CT one year my work cot Coming M
TO my Teprcscn taiiUr. =" i'll Gkc Q God u thpat
one dollar = COST to the party bIy,uC. will also
take in exchange for all NEW WORK. Cd Car
ri"ges, huCgies, &c, therefore 10 pc1soas who
wish to patrUu!z.
HOME E1AN UFh CyTJRE
| offer an inducCme:It tor IEcuI to buy OF nc in
stean o! going abroad. there an be rs suJstar-
tial work ru; u? u; HOME clac, here.
can negotiate With parties Tor work p. their
homSs II d"a'rcd- if within days drive, upon
n"tIfYT- me this place.
Thank fol for ;hn liberal patronage extended To
me from Cha IKE, FarCuicr. Loud Gun and nligini,,
counties. :, sp"C:tnllv AK a cCuLiuuarce Of tho
same. await further orders.
GEO. &. THOMAS
Dec. 10, ls7S--y BsE5vriIie Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06

ALECTuRE 70 yDUVc terU

F=ISE2 just published, III a Sea led E.veiors
E,,-fSsS| s.ficc Elk cent. = Lecture On Tho
N1s-h&S i'Hfe' treatment. bud Radical euro
-. "a ~ es EHeEs. or Sp'TIDGi0rri Grs irdu,,E
~ sell buse. involuntary ImissinHs In,rot,ncy
ttNouG n'Oi!ity, and lmpsdiIueLts 10 hIUTriaSc
ny Cons ~" ptio", Ep5 .--.5 49,
4lcntai ard hgticEl In CO pacity. s = ByPOHER,r
=. ~ u ~ EH WELL. 81. d, sCthor Of he "GTcca
Ine wor!d-Teno~ned Eufkor, lin tLi5 adrnjr.t 4.
i-sotu'e' early proves fro III HE own 'zroti,i Se
NAV Tue H"!oI consequences of self Abutn NAV 10
'.''uAI!y ed iilout mcdicin and viii
oot dangerous 'urgirhl operations. bouries i'm
'T"i"eGt5. rings. or cordials pointing ogt mod
o! cure OF once certain and .TectusI nv liz
ICY sufferer no matter what his condition nav
icaHy. r''' f'-'~'''J "H' rad
ini' Lecture will prove boon to Thousands
Sent, under seal, in plain erveIor. ,o,.
are's' on receipt Of six ccEts or Two 1oS,"|.
S'Hrnp.. AddreHs the rubIi,Errs.
!IE tTJF Err WELL. MEDICAL CO.
i Ann st New YORK . Poet Office BOX 1857
Oct0ber -. 1879 cdJu24 7g.Iy '"'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-01-06
Bc"'yri1ic, C'o'Ie County, Va.

'!'HE undersigned continues TO receive ordera in
his iine i9r II E'"oS ct Carriage Work. Re
Pnits. &c. 81 his SHOP. the Turnpike lea ding
tn Mii!~G"d. HavinE enlarged Iis capacity Tor
the production CT the bee; woik ~ every CIV c. he
lSc!s c"uHut" st OF h:s ability to lgazr. aI.d only
ask yoI 10 CALL and So" me before purchasinc else
where, Hs a:n deter mil cd TO furnish WORK and do
all kinda OF Repairing 1T little profit car be
doEC onywh tI". end rs Uuy all my STOCK OF fret
hands therefore feel sstisfsd that scil unnn
makca it businesP. ] keep on hand "a IA NJ
practicable, and make TO order al kinda OF vElI
c II
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-10-07
OUR PLAN WITH POULTRY.

W. E. Palmer gives the following useful
advice in the Weekly Tribune:
First, hens, to do we'll, must have a dry,
warm place, with plenty OF sunshine. We
always keep box of ashes for them to
wallow in, which should be kept perfectly
dry. Every few weeks, and some times
oftener, the hennery is thoroughly busted
with dry ashes, occasion ally adding little
sulphur. And once in while we wet the
roosts with kerosene. A spring-bottom oil
can is just the thing for the purpose. At
tending to these rules carefully, you need
not have lice, which is an important item in
keeping poultry. Our chief object is eggs,
for which there is generally ready market
and good price And to lay well hens must
have plenty to eat and of the right kind.
We generally feed corn and in the winter
let them shell it for themselves, after giving
each ear n blow or tive with the hammer or
something of that kind to start the kernels.
This gives them exercise and keeps them
from eating too much. One would think
they would not get enough to eat in this
way ; but if kept before them in a clean,
dry place, they will keep fat. Give them
each morning what they will pick off dur
Jug the tlaY
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-10-07
9sRs-Ss--1 --------------
THE MOULTING SEASON.

suppose it is not the losing OF old feath-
ers that weakens the hens and causes them
to stop laying, but the growing of the new
feathers makes heavy draft on the sys-
tenn, and it is for this reason critical period
as is the case of children when teething.
Sometimes fowls die at the time of moult-
ing. and they are really pitable in appear
ance, if they moult late in the season, and
go about with bare backs when the weather
is cool. Old fowls, if they are in good con-
clifton, moult in August and September us
ually, at which time they should have es-
pecial attention in order to preserve their
health and toe keep them in condition to
produce eggs.
The better plan is to separate the cocks
from the hens, for the reason that the flesh
of the hens during this season is very tender
and the cocks will injure them by tearing
their backs and sides with their nails. And,
as the Matching season is over at that time
and hens will produce as many eggs with
out cock being with them, it will be q
great advantage to separate them.
II the hens are shut up in close quarters
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-10-07
HEADWORK FOR FARMERS.

How often do we hear persons give as a
reason for making mistake that they did
not think. 1t is by no means an uncom-
mon thing to find two farmers, having the
same amount of work to do, with the same
amount OF help, and yet one is always hur-
rea, while with the other everything goes
on like clock work. If you will take the
trouble to examine into the matter you will
find that the latter works with his head as
well as with his hands. He lays out his
work in advance and does not work to a dis
advantage: he does not rus at Il job with
out first thinking of or tins'ing cut the best
and quickest mode of doing it. Another
great ..dvadtage to be derived from heao
work is that it will man the true meaning
of the word economy, Many farmers ''econ'
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-10-07
.I|ariifulh'ral.

Nv the time this reaches eur readers II
will be entirely toe late to sow winter
wheat, In fact it is late now. What acreage
has been put in we are not able to estimate,
hut are confident that it is less than last sea-
aos Us farmers were too busy during the
SIMMER to plough u, 'ch land and the late
ness of the harvest has greatly interferred
with sowing This is q matter OF regret,
81 ii Is pretty we'll demonstrated that winter
wheat is better adapted to Montana than
spring wheat. However, we must accept
the situation as it is and meet the emergen-
ey As best we can. Now since the next
whea, harvest must largely depend upon
the spring sowing farmers should make
preparatious now. Spring wheat sown
early, as \ rule, makes a good crop, and
gome report it as more reliable than winter
wheat, the trouble with it generally beng
that it is soWn too late. There is ample
,lRc now to break the wheat lands for
spring and it should not he neglected as it
will make two, three, or four weeks dilIcr-
cnee in the date of sowing next season. II
Is better to neglect marketing now and take
chances on being able to do it during the
winter than to neglect plowing. The
weather is fine and the ground breaks up
mellow and nice and not a day should be
lost during the month Of October. Shoulo
the ground chance to be too dry in locall,
ties, irrigation will help it materially ahc
save the land in a better condition tor see 4
Ing in the spring.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1880-10-07
7-77'7-----.--I----- Era.--ts --''zsM
WHEAT FOB MILLING.

The varieties Of wheat grown III this coun-
try Nay be reckoned UP by the score
hhile the differences between many OF
aeSe are eXceedinly slight, it seems that
aOll and climate very soon make the char
@terIStics of Il variety quite pronounced, as
compared with those of the same or similar
variety of wheat in different section OF the
country. For instance. the Lancaster wheat
OF Illinois is considerably different from
wheat OF the same name in Virginia and
pennsylvania, and the Tappahannock OF
me Northern winter wheat section differs
lFen the same wheat in the South Atlantic
states. So the Fife wheat of Dakota and
Nsrthern Minnesota possesses q strength
aud plumpness which is wanting in the
same variety of spins wheat in other states
aoo localities. \ further instance Of this
mouihcation, effected by soil and climate. is
'0aha IN Clawson wheat, the culture of
Hnlca has spread further in short space OF
Nale than that of any other wheat which
VIA winch we are acquainted. In some 10
S'i''leS ClawSon wheat has met with the un-
qu"nhed dlSapproval of the best millers
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Chicken ingredients Chick
en- and ham, four eggs, one tablespoonful of
olive oil, mustard, egar.-Chop the
chicken (not too fineD also little nice ham;
toen braid together the yolks of the eggs
(boiled very hard} with the oil; when
smooth add a little made mustard and vim
egar, should it nst be salt enough from the
ham, add little stir this mixture well and
of bread buttered, and put some of the mix
ture between two slices.
Potatoe Ysast.-Cook and mash six pota-
to es, and add water enough to make a thin
batter; when cool add a cupful of sugar, 8
teaspoenful of salt, and yeast enough to
make it rise set in warm place till light !;
| then put it in bottles s2a set in q dark, cool
| place till wanted.