Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-04-14

T have FIR sale 3 Trtos ~ pure b'ed
/ i.ight Brahn -. Que English Pointer
Dog wor'n $50, win sell for $40. but young
and a good fi>ld dog Reason for selling.
NO no IN T., keep him, also Setter Pup
for So. wan loo MuIkn,. Mink.
Cpnn D,n~ un back l,rrs" Cn' md
skunk skins Write hbr prices.
8. WEANT
Y,r r lad
Arr 7ot. w. u t. K
CANNING Esra Bill -HMENT..- M cti",
on the part IF q nu nhcr of our citizens to
secure he location here Of VI ssr>. Young
and D4m,nl nf II vr,'. lr-4ra.e, VIM ~.
tend Il, engage in the canning business
has, so FIR ns W." CO dgea, present. been
crowned with success. The necessary
nmo n, of money to buy the grounds erect
the bull Jugs and place the ncc"s dry mn.
cliinery and implements therein las lten
secured bl subscription; Mi "l sla'lr> that
have presented themselves have thus inr
beer succ, ssfnlly comha'ed and as the
matter appears ~ this writing. there
is lil'c If any doubt that this *
ccllel in Iu>iIy will he located a.
this p,in, aud II fl 81 step will rave !" u
laRru in the departure from uli neI ou~
J, j. nlrn,i,d ! ~ he ~ !nc'> of fl mn
ely ty to- one hun,i,9 acr If corn nntl
fort, to fit, acres Of ,omI'n :, "hirh VIII
al Certain srss'sn- 81 t-r year 81 ee nIIl y
men, Lea II IA e nu Ne! OF ha.I> and ~
ur OF vl~r cncti H. ga: IoNn IN tliS "1N
TIE cau- n i b ,\eo VIII ,l>u ., ~ lie u lr
after III, fist year ~ iclA l. nl tart rr
and N ,c,tN Il, l'," III | / ih. 1t l. i'n
inlel,,u to pr fs cen cts ."r no cI
i,w ,ou,ainc. and tine IN -, t hAlfl ,lInr,
pci on "a care iur corn. / t.sr y, 'cr-
Will hold tar tnr Ii 3 ,rr VI wHi
= SIT ic I to Elsa e a sh It 4 rtH~"""'ll
nc rXl"c,rl pr c,'> in 40 re IL n"s>, f'r
prud i,cu IA l.. IN IDS i,r IN an\t rnS
else ali -lIrg i,,,ns l,r> I" The "".n 'nIs
an ,ru ,mr l. of the limr- al IRA /
We tal lu,. go Mig oft is eater ri, Mia
nn earnest rling # satisfaction n"Il"'''.
~ VIZ d J., thai lni- venture Ail he sn"re~,
flI and that i, Mil; hr the harhnycl ni rc
lei tinrs vita us
Wr,lp the r,lh,wjng itpm G"ni the
| Manchester Enterprise, ~ il vii hc H in
'tcr,sl to ma y and contains Information
thai bear, dircc ~ upon a subject OF gen-
rral interest Al tins time
"A Lrntlennr writes t" the WesinlnS-
Ter Advocate fon H,rinrd county. give
The following particulars in regard to the
canning bust rs- there:
Mr.. Edward Mitchell on Spes,llia Island
liI 1879 raised 3 500 bushels ot Tomatoes ON
ten acre, Of l,nl which he s ID u, 90 cts
,cr b slnl i.nel year the same gentleman
%. tie .n,,,t AMOUNT of land. 'ai-"a 5000
bushels uf Tomatoes Which lie eull a, %
cents per hu.hel 10 II Paine. cNhucr "I,
Plum Poin; planted Ott,ren GO and "a
acres in toufatn,.s. which vie ldcN atom, 80,
bushels to thr acre Nlitm II Fay 'or
E on Union Farm planted one fontn ct m
acre in tomatoes last year, aid snil 23i
bushels at IS cents pc1 hllshcl He plant
ed The Paragon j and l.. Mitchell car
ners, raised $500 bushels ON acres OF
land William Baker, who is GINNING on
what is known rs the Cranberry Farm
had about $50 acres j. sweet corn, which
: Yielded los cases to The acre; each cnst
cuntn ned "a cans of two p 'nnds The
general average, Is 10 barrels Of sweet corn
four dollars y barrel, delivered at tn,
c,unin. ItnG>r. | is c-tin~tDe' that Geo
=. Is Baker s. son On The f. " l. g. r. r
las year, A,pl about / 900 acres in sw, ct
com tor their Own use They nave or.
,,rcd one ullpn Of empty CanS for mis-
season II is estimate tia, there are scv
eniy-,hrcc canning HOUSES in Hartford
cnnrty
We ais" q car from the DsmocrutGc I'D
CDCIt6 on NtN'lll nNtI ''tI l''I'l NAV l'll
II gi,es the report nf " grnll, man no has
been FORA uur Der OF yeats eng '2ed in lht
canning hue,nc-s and WIN. Spe ,I,ing of h,
Weld af com Y yes il n, $3.50 ears per acre
allowing but t,co ear. Ia t,e hil which Al
Sd 80 rr thousand ears (thc pro. pro
p"seN rr') N"ull he 1913 80 per acre
Speaking al Tomatoes, he rates them 80
many tons per mere say iny TnnrtneS will
Well from ~ t. Is tons per acre" wh CHI a
Is cents per hnshrl One price proposed
hrrc) wnnld b" from S4S TO $Gt per acIe
The Adr0rdte closes its article ~ follows
ut +, ems to Us that at esq prices cnlli
waiting vegetables will paw burger prof
than growing wheat ar corn, esp cihllt e
those who own small farms II j, htrnm
ing more and more nppa ent TO tito cArefn
observer that eastern farmers cannot com
pete ~ ilh the wheat growers of The grea
west Our cultivation must become ulnr'
diversified in order to make it pr fit ,ble
and lie sooner our pe"plr real re that fac
the n tier ii will he tor them The far
: mrrs OF Carroll would do wei TO give ihi
branch Of agriculture nj ire atielti,n l."
the n begin ut once. ns they will Fl, d
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