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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

Last Wednesday evening as Misses Leila
Page and Amele Reeves We're driving away
from Colonel j. NJ. Patton's their horse ran
away, throwing them out Of their carriage.
Both Of the young ladies were injured, and
at one time 1t was feared that Miss Pages
injuries would prove fatal; but as we 90 TO
press we iearn she is out OF dagger Cor
donSUille Gazette.
+ The Scottsville Courier says: Suppose all
the whiskey, wine, and beer drunk In
Scottsyille on circUs.day had been sprinkled
upon the streets, so as to clay" the dust,
would not the men who paid their money
for ii have enjoyed the day much more
There would not have been haIf so much
:" headache hereabouts next morOing
either.
A colored preacher in Louisville, Ky.,
has found in his church daughter from
whom he was separated at the auction
block twenty-odd years ago. He was much
reioiced, but was prey TO conflicting emo.
lions when be learned from her that her
mother is still living, he having been legally
married 10 another woman after becoming
freedman.
"wednesday afternoon on the Halifax
road, three miles from Danville, an alterca-
ton occurred between Mr.. e. r. Barksdale,
OF Halifax, and a negro named Bob. The
latter, who was drunk, attempted to kill
Mr.. Barksdale, who shot the negro In the
breast The wound is fatal.
Colonel Thompson, who will be 10 COM
mand OF the South Carolina battalion OF
troops at the Yorktown celebration, is daily
besieged by hundreds OF applications from
every part of the State soliciting appoint.
ments as aids-de-camp upon his statf.-Co-
hmbid Register.
The impression that Captain Howgate has
absconded grows stronger In the public
mind every day OF his mysterious absence.
tie left the day after giving bali Ia Gao. 900.
With him Is said TO be Miss Nellie Burrill,
aud the two register as Mr.. and Mrs. Gates.
Washington Post.
The following patents have been issued u
Virglnians John A. Lutz, Ehurchyille,
trsnsposing action on keyboard; John ii.
Chatsigne, Richmond. blotting.pad; j. q.
Guerrant, DaDyilIe, chair seat.
II is Impossible for woman after faith
ful course OF treatment with Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound TO continue to
suffer with weakness OF the uterus. En-
close o stamp to Mrs. Lydia 4. Pinkhaln,
23S Western avenue, Lynl, Mas, for her
pamphlets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
by f'urmau Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lOi6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATTRAC-
" TIVE TWO->TORY BRICK DWELLING, 10.
GiO NORTH NINTH STREET, JUST BEYOND
LEIGH STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS
GC--By virtue OF a decree of the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond, pronounced In suit
therein depending STYLED Hughes and wife, &C ,
against McC;lernan, &c. shalt, on
SATURDAY, September 10, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock +. M,sell at public auction LOT
OF LAND, with a BRICK DWbbLlNG.HoUsE,
No Clio. ana other Improvements M reon. 'front.'
log 20 ret more or less. on the west line of Ninth
street north OF lie Oh street. and running back about
1870 feet 10 a common alley 20 feet wide
TERMS: One third cash. aud the residue In equal
instruments AZ six ard twelve months, with interest
added from day OF sale, the purchaser to give nego
liable for the deferred payments, and The ute
20 w retained until all the purchase money Is paid
and q conveyance diIec!id by the Court
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special CUmmisslOner.
FURMAN UPPER, AuGtiOneer. au 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

s1,ifops Dispatch The exquisite poem.
a. ,rbr Rprtpl Of Mosee,ni about wn,cn
ssTssa<hef', inquires Ia your pap9I .sn.S
o,oruipe. was written by Mrs. Ahhanusl,
he eusboz OF some eqRslly exSoisHs psvs
,yorxs. Il can be found 70 :" Inc Sss"s -
.,,t,,,ree ~ e Lutte Classcs.r edied1y KOS.
s,,nr A. johnson. UNITE with Teacher
w asa'e'NDs - J. c. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
BY II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

THOSE TWO FIRST-CLASS AND
i NvENIENTLY- LOCATED T II Il :,
STORY Brick DWELLINGS. NOS. SUE , 49, :. !,
Si0 NORTH TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL. fOk SALE AT AUC.
TIUN upon UNUSUALLY LONG CREDTI..At
public auction upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1881.
ut ~ o'clock z. NJ, those large and deslraoe
DWELLINGS as above located. containing zen
rooms esch besides Kitchen and serVanis rOOS, az y
alI rnosern improvements From the central location
OF ibis proner.y-being about one square nom the
pitol and convenient TO all other public buildlngs,
and in a desirable Delghborhood-lt auords gOou
opportunity 10 persons who are IN want Oh DIST
clss, residences 10 supply Themselves -
TERMS: one third cash: the balance az one, two'
and three years. with per cent Interest. ana Sc
cured by deed Of trust For the interest the pur
chaser will be required to give NEGOTIABLE notes,
payable quarterly. H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
40 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

s. Ias.pa =. noa.awortb. AsesIoassr.

~ 1880 =
u,RtysrEE,s SALE OF M0NTPELIEt1Ka,'
rar UOsfE or PRESIDENT MADi ~ ~, y,
~ ottaxxsE COUNTY, VAIN execution " 's 20
a.. a of al from the lsle Thomas .: ~ ~ aa
Pnlilp s. FRY aud Lewis u. Williams, 70. Wy
All III David 0raham. deceAsed; dhen 81 ss,se,ge
faEz ana recorded In the clerks once % V,ast ~,
eoSn,v Court the unoersigued, executor "a - T.,
u IA decreased who wac surviving ~
AID deed. Being thereto required b' 'ne pfes,sn'
res ia SAID trastdeea, VIII sell Df sao"""'
on the premises, on zoe,
THURSDAY, DEcxMBHn i, 1851
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed y
ss,d oeed Known 81 " MUNTPELIEk," situaIea ~
Orange counly Va. Immediately ON the line OF 'ne
Virginla Midland railroad four n lies wen ne e %
orange Courthouse, Va, and containing i'VooA
The land is OF good quality we'll waiered ana I'm
hefed The improvements CONSIST OF bAnND
BRICK DWELLING With fourteen ronms, so,n
man,ing a magnificent view OF the biue hluse
mountains: together with all me necessary ous
buidiuge. The grounds cover some 80 acres, anu
are very handsome h3 would make moeI ue-
IIshtfnl GUNNER residence. nbe stOckIrm,o UT
could be converted int pleasant sum iner resort.
TERMS: Cash 10 psy costs OF execu,ing me lrus.
and balance secured by deed-say Sl3.OUO ana -
10 residue upon a credit OF one ana TWO years, tns
purchaser 10 give bones for The deferred pdyment;
hearing interest from date aud secured of ueed OF
trust on the land. 81,
For further Information, address the undersigned
AZ Oi"'se No"i JOHN @. WILLIAMS,
Executor 81 Lewis u. Williams, deceased.
Sc -FtNDy l&l2tawtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
BY ARCHAEOLOGICAL. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

BY Macdosgall. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
DIANOS, PARLOR ORGAN, FURNt
ii TURE, CLOTHING, &C, AT AUCTION
THIS DAY at l0z O'Clock will sell at my sucuon-
3 GOOD MAHoGANY-CAsE g. and 64-oCTAVE
PIANOS.
/ EXCELLENT PARLOR-ORGAN. with double
bank Of keys inside Nv smith, OF Boston,
BRDsTEADS, BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS, TABLES, CHAIRS,
LOUSG e.. MATTRESSES,
TfN-SAFES. CARPETS,
Q GOOD SEWING-MACHlNES
COOKING. STOVES. CSOCKERY, &C. .,,,
An assortment OF NEW CIrY-MhDE CLOTH
ING, Of Sults-COats. Pans. ana Lssf'
JAS. MACD0UGAIL,
sag Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
Leave
Richmond. 3:45 T.. N lQ:lO \. NJ 1000 T.. "
arrive 40
West Point 5:55 p NJ. I:45P.M l.l5A.N

ali trains daily except Sun.ay.
Passenger train connects AZ West Pslnton I us
DAYS, THURSDAIS, and SATURDAYS w.L
steamers b. ana from Baltimore.
Freight traius will have ptssel ger coach attached
Train No. IL connects ~ BurkeSLHe Win Nor.
folk AID Western railroad for tsruTile, Lynch
burg, and all Southwestern p0iuis.
Train No. SO fast MALL stOps only ~ Jtteny...s.
Burkeye, Drab''s Branch, BARI sdle'5, DlufINt
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte. Spsranhury
Greenye, Seneca TOccoG, Lus, spd Gainesville.
connecting ~ Atlanta for all points South aud o7-.4'
west.
lions, connecting al Sutherlns .Slh hntor az
Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad f-r Mitop;
Salisbury with west4In Norlh Caroiiua railroad ;9f
all pofns IN Western Ncr.h Carolina; a. AiialI
for all points south and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through pas enErr and nall s'lf
al all stations, connecting at Suiherhns Win tlins
ana nutherlin NarroW-Gauge railroad Tor vi ioni
at Atlanta for all pOluts south and couthwe-'. s..
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and aug ;
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. al!
Trains from me Sou'h arrive At Richmond a. AZ
Z. NJ. 3:42 Z. M.l7l3 4. VI. and u ] 3 +. w.. trt
from West Point al lp:l 3 A. VI. PA seBgerI, $50
Z. NJ. and s:23 7. NJ. lFreieal.l
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE;
on Train No. 50-Rchmond 10 Atlanta.
On Train No. 4S-New lorH and Atlanta r'3
Richmond, and Greensboro TO HeHr's sal.li
Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train No. 4Z-KasilingtOu, ard RiclNon1i
and Danyille, and Danvile and Anausts' .,.
BOn-Alr passenger trains leave Richmond Ar go
A. NJ. and 6:35 p. NJ; arrive az Bon Airat $50 4
NJ. and 1856 7. NJ. arrive At lotiheId 81 ~ A.
M;,nd "a IA " 79s Re Snps, v e1 Ron tirai
N. ana 7:40 Pm; arrive at Richmond ~ e.-3 a.
NJ ana r. VI. All passenger trails except IAe Jas b
Tickets sod TO ali points south sogthess. As3
southwest, and baggage checked through.
So lay-oVer checks given Oh local tickets
General PASSENGER aud Ticket Agen.
4. IL. X. TALCOTT. General Manager. sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

O. asssk 7s1ss'
DICHMoND AND PETERsByee
sus;4Y assas. ss issi ,Tsis, % %
will run as follows:
LEAVE RIcBHoND-sOUrH.
s:10 M, FAST NAIL, Jzily. Makes tb,o.,..
connections for ssysnBab. sion ,',
a. Pessrscarr. Pullmag Palace ses,.
Il fnR cars between Milford, Va, ~
for Raleigh. Charleston Angrs,s
Aiken, savasnsh, and JacssonViih
STOPS at Shops, Chester, CeDtr.iis'
Drewry's Bun. 90 signal Pullrs.iI
.If Sleeper between Neu York 49,
Charleston on his train. aug
600 +. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY
7:2o A. NJ, FREIGHT. dsily excent sunday
LEAVE PETERsBUKG-NORTH.
4:15 A. M., FAST MAIL. daily. St0ps oulv -.
Chester. PnllmaD Slesperg l,t55 q
Cbsrlesion aud Milford. Va '''.
7:3O A. 81, FREIGHT, daily exceDt Sunday
$40 T.. NJ, THOUGH MAIL. daily, conpec,,..
with RlchmOnd. Ffrfericksbury -
Potomac railroad tor al point 81. ~
ana West; also making couoacrTNt
with CHESAPEAKE and Ohio railroad ~,
the virginia springs and All rotr,
North and West This train sio,,s, :.
MANCHESTER, Chester, and Centraii,
Pullman Slecpers on this tram Ia
tn tween Charleston ana New You "
500 r. Ne, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY
direct four.hours connection f. r,aas ~.
Richmond and Norfolk by rams having Rtci,,olstn
at 1870 \. NJ. ana NOTION al 1915 =. n. see
special advertisement illustating the sliracfi6.eo
this service. "i
All trans leaving Petersburg will start from, III.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ie,,e NJ,
mond at o A. NJ. and 5:l5 Pm. Leave Pst.-,ic,n..
at 8 A. Nj. and 5:l5 7. NJ: even sunday. ''''''''s
4. 10 KLINE. Supsri,te,t
A. Pope, General Passenger ana Ticket AIeBt
au27
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BANKERs AND BROKERS'.
COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
HANOVER COUNTY, Va. I

COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE,t
HANOVER COUNTY, Va. I
lanes 4. B0WLES. Plaintiff.
~ against
John T. Milk and Betty NJ. his wife: George p.
Haw, trustee under deed OF trust from said John
T. Mills and wife, aud The said George +. Haw "a
his own right; Sophia NJ PembeTton, W w. TIN
beraSe, and Edward W. Hughes, Defendants,
IN CHAN0RRY.
BY decree entered Ia this c4use. now peudiBg IN
the Circuit Court Of Hanover county. on The 20 h
day OF AprtL 1881, ~ Il ordered that of the
10 the court
II. What real estate Is owned by the defendant
John I. Mills, and what Is us annual aud fee-sinple
value, aud where sIlUated.
~ What are the liens upon the said real estate,
and The respective pliorities thereof. and the
amounts thereof. and 10 whom payable.
-. Wheiher the rents and pT0nis OF the defend
ants john U. hiilss real siste VA the bill aud pro-
ceedines menuort d. or any OheT rial tstale be may
own, viii pay on the liens thereon IA ave years.
The parties interested IL this suit will tske aolfre
ssa. have fixed apon WEDNESDAY the 2lst DAY
OF september, and Hanover Coui thouse as the
time ard pisee for sxecutihg this decree.
1881. Il ~ REIiIc
An is-fsw l,,4v, Commissioned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
snMMER REnORTs.

THE HYGElA HOTEL ....-....
a. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated 100 yards from fort Msnrot. open AZ
The year FqnaI 10 any hotel IN che United states q
= sUNMER RESORT. send FOR circular oescriolns
n'Ss'nie '"'-D HARRIsoN PHRBUs,
ie26 Proprietor,
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&HfkRoH - - -----'--@-
~ d ny n. b chaan Co.
Real Estase Agents and AuctiOneers.
f.ff..I ID .-L.iri;i rfrtsi
COMMISSIONERS SALE ''
PHGSrx IRON FOUNDRY.
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRASKLTN STREETS,
CRY OF RrcBMoSD, tn.
TOGETHER WITH 19o-H0RsE POWER
ENGINE, BLOWER, cUPoLA,
FLASH, PATTERNS, Ac-
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant to decree OF the District Court OF ,is
Tinted states for The Eastern Dl'trie. OF
entered on the 1S b August 1881, IN TIE matter o,
Wilnam b. COOK, BANKRUPT, the UNDERSIGNED speel"
com missfoners named iheren wili' on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1881,
=. 11o,cock NJ, on the premises. proceed 70 sell al
public auction 10 the highest oldder NJ lhe IEh,
lille claim, ard interest Of Willltm ~ S2ok 10 .ns
building known as the PHGSlX fOUNDhf; anu
sifuatsd rs above described together VITO me ease
Of the ground. which expires on me ist Gay Oh
ifnlv. 1875. This building fronts forty rect on
Lightb street and runs back between parallel lines
depth of one hundred and thirty-three feet' more
or less "A, - 80
Al The same time and place VIII De sold an
ENGINE OF l20-hOrse power
I BLOWER. I CUPOLA,
400 FLASKS,
100 CON BARRELS,
500 Complete PATTERNS,
" IRON SADDLES. ..
1TUHBLER MILL. -, -.
everything necessary to work complete foundry
OF this caGactiy. -, =, - ~. -.
Person : desfing 20 purchase win do well TO ex-
anime ins property before the day or SAFE as " Is
seldom that such opportunity offered 10 engage
IN business. o. - ,,,n~-4,o
TERMS or SALE Cash. FP TURNER'
Epecial Com missiOners.
sale by n. u. CHAFVIS & Co, Auctioneers.
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DTsSoLUrTONs q PARTNERSHIPS.

~-----~----~-~----~-~-~~----~- :,
DISSOLUTION.-Th concern OF Nc
II CARLY 4 co. was dissolyed ~ mulgaI con-
chasing The Interest sf CHARLES HAgAN ID inc
stock on hand, and assuming al OF ne liabilities OF
the late sonceTn. ROBERT hCCARTf 10 author
izrd only 10 collect the debts due 20 the late concern
ROBERT MCCARTHY,
CHARLES HLGAN.
RICHMOND. VA. September l, 1881. sc 2-3lr
RICHMOND. VA, August 30, 1881.
40 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have
~ this dsy associated with me in the PRINTING
BUSINESS AIr T.. & GUTHRIE. under the name
ard slye Of DALTON & GUTHRIE, at the old
stand, 9l6 Nam street.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed. we respectfully ask a cOntuu-
apce Of the same for the new concern.
j. D.<DALTON.
au3O-IwE I. g. GUTHRIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

FOR OLD POINT CoM-esf5nsI
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER DIRECT,
ALSO
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, D. c.. BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, sMITHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
o. GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, $3.50.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
icarryng United states niailb
2. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Rickm0nd every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYat6 A. NJ. for above naIned places,
steamer FOR Washington, ID. c., and the Bay Line.
which arrives in Baltimore next morning In fuh
ime tor early trains 10 Philadelphia, New York, and
folk AZ A. ". aud Oid Point at 7:l5 A. NJ. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, arriving
AZ Richmond at about z. ".
Fare 10 baltimore. observation-disclosures, 90
Fare to Philadelphia .,,.,,,..........,...,... 90
Fare 70 New forE""'-.,''.''.'''' ~
Iii Limited rleSct 10 washington, b. c. and return
vfa Old Point, Potomac steamboat Company aud
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
GPAssENGERs GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
SALT-WATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
CARRIERS AgeEcN 1000 Main street. Baggage
SPECIALLY low RATES To CHURCH, MILL
TARY, AND OTHER EXCURSiONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daiiy FOR Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, y. C.l
Newbcrne, Washington, ano Tarb0ro' y. C., an
ern shore of Virginia. Old Point, and al regular
landings on James river, a. LOWEST RATES,
ami through bills issued. j.. Il. TATUM
jel9 Superintendent.
EOR NEW YORK.-The Old <{F-H
z Dominion steamship COmpany's sxsssEssss
steamers will sail as follows; steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALkER, every TUESDAY al
| ] O'Clock Z. 81 f.; steamer W1ANOhE, Captain
| CoUcH. every FRIDAY az ! O'Clock =. NJ; steamer
| MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
| FrelSht received up TO u o'clock NJ. for the
Tuesdays and = i0ay's steamer, and 70 O'CLOCK
| SATURDAY evening for Sundays ship.
| Through bills OF lading signed and gooVs Tor
warded with dispatch 70 al points north soutb east
| and west; slso. TO foreign ports.
| Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
| After-cabin fare % New fork, blV'oo' rcuhd
trip. S1S; stesr~ge SO aDc 81
| For freight or passage apply 70 o go.
g. w. ALLEN = co, Agents,
| my 6-ts COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

FoR SINKING SPILLS, ats, dizziness, paipitztion.
md lon spirsss, rely on Her BGTgERs.
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Twenty minutes at Howarfsyille Tor supper al1
breakfast
Close connection made AZ Richmond 90 aI It.l-,
north and south UfG Richmond tredcrick burg ti
PotOmac, Richmond and DanUfe aud kicnnl.a
aud Petersburg railroads, aud a. LyuchhurR Nl.A
Norfolk and West.rn and Virginia Midland ia..
rOsd dis, and ~ WiliiamSOn's with IhtSapeakt 40
ohio railroad for all points east and west.
For other Information apply AZ Nos. liOH rf
1l07 Bank stree. y. 5. BARBolk.
Genera Freight aud Ticket Agent
DECATUR AXThLL, General Manager. ~ III
EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAD
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
YORK.
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| FREIGHT.
| Freight received daiiy FOR Norfolk. Portsmouth
| Smthneld, and Hampton; Washington, y. c.,
| Newbcrne, Washington, 1no TarborO'. y. C., an
ali points I'm Eastern North Carolina; Also for East
ern shore of Virginia. Uld Point, and 81 regular
| landings on James river, a. LOWEST RATES,
| AMI through bills Issued j.. r. TATUM
| &c 10 superintendent.
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q q ny n. Is. chaa,n a Co.
Real Estne Agents and Aucticneers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27
Kesaoick, Al6emarle Co, Va.

- How TO GET RID OF STUMPs.
4 Farmers who desire to get rid of
! their stunps, may find something
1 to their advantage in the following
4 Recommendation from the Scientific
! american s:In the autumn bore q
m9ole one OF two inches in diameter,
according to the girth of the stump,
g!vertical.y in the centre of the lat
hetcs, and about eighteen inches deep.
b. Put into it one or two ounces OF
q saltpetre; fill the hole with water
and plug it up close. In the ep-
oasuipg spring take out the plug and
sh pour in about half gill of kero-
:hoggne oil and ignite it. The stump
kywill shoulder away without blaz-
/ ing, to the very extremity Of the
roots leaving nothing but ashes"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27
Balto. Co., Md.
JOHN A. CoNKLING.

CKoKED CArTLE.-To relieve a
choked OK or COW, says the Amerl-
can Stock Journal, give at once
one, half pint melted hogs lard, and
exercise the animal. It sickens
the stomach, and the obstruction
will pass Immediately either up or
down, as the animal will cough and
swallow at once, and thus get re
lief. Put the warm lard in a junk
bottle and raise the animals head
it will run down easy. This is the
suress and safest remedy known,
and never fails if administered soon
after the accident occurs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27
Some wears ago, a farmer had q

Some years ago, a farmer had a
horse which had become useless for
labor, on account of an attack Of
heaves. The horse was turned in.
to a pasture field, and allowed the
range it afforded, and not looked
after for some time. There had
been a lime kiln in the field, and in
the basin of the kiln water was
standing most of the time. There
was no other water in the field the
horse was confined in. After some
weeks the owner found the horse
free from disease, the lime water
having effected the cure.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27

Harness that has been soaked
with water will dry hard, unless it
is dressed while damp with some
kind of non drying oil. First wipe
off the harness with sponge, and
tksn with cloth kept for this pur-
Spcse, you can apply the oil or dress
Eng thoroughly. A coating Of water
proof dressing given now will be
useful, but the harness should be
thoroughly washed and made per-
fecsly clean. 49, -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27
MAKING GOOD BUTTER.

Editors american Farmer: l
will try to give you my little ex-
perience in regard to making go0d
butter. I will omit everything re
lative to the COWS and their man
agement, and speak only of butter.
Cleanliness is the first principle
to be inculcated on the farmer in
regard to milk, as we know that
this article is a great absorber OF
particles of any kind in the atmos'
phere where it is kept. During
the Winter season the milk is
strained. and kept in room OF
even temperature, and as soon as
the cream is ripe it is skinned
with a perforated dipper, which
separates the cream more readily
from the milk, and when the cream
pot is emptied there is no whey
remaining-the whey, in my opin'
ion, often giving the butter bitter
taste.
The cream is put in cool place
and stirred often, and when ripe
enough is churned in a blanchard
Churn," which works the butter
latter the milk is drawn off, sufi
ciently to gather il. 1t is then put
on Worker and thoroughly rolled
until every particle OF milk is out.
It is never washed at any time !;
elbow grease is used instead Of
water. I have found by experience,
that washing causes butter to get
rancid, and not keep so well. The
butter is then weighed and to l
pound Of butter : Of an ounce OF
fine rolled salt is added. It is then
worked a few times to get the salt
evenly distributed, weighed ia
J pounds and set in cool place
until marketed. This is my meth
cd, and if there is any better, l
have yet to learn it. [ am only a
novice and of course give my
views as such.
JOHN A. CoNKLING.
BQlto. Co., Md.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27

B. F. Maxim, of Wayne, n. Y,
raised ifty-six bushels of shelled
corn on one-half acre of land. It
was on sod land plowed in May
and dressed with a. compost Of ten
cords of muck, cattle and horse
manure, worked into the soil with
cultivator.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-27

A neglected, poorly-fed, stinted
lamb never RECEIVERS, however we'll
fed afterward, so as to make as
good and as large sheep as it would
had it had proper care early. Feed
the ewes so that they can supply
the lambs with plenty of milk.