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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01
1 resident Graeu's Reioiudor,

New YORK, Dec. 1.-Mr. Norvin
Green, in reply to questions to-day
regarding the reiterated charges of John
W. Garrett, of Baltimore, that the
Western Union telegraph company las
the privilege of inspecting all cable
grams affecting the company in any way,
said that there is nothing in Mr.. Garrett's
statement which cOntroverts what he (Mr.
Green) has previously said on the matter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Thick headr,
Heavy stomachs. bilious conditions, "Wclls
May Apple Pills" anti-biliOus, catilartic. 10
and % cents.
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Small annoyances IN lie are vanishing
through scientific discovery. In his Skin
Cure. DR.. G. W. Benson OF Baltimore, Nd,
has created a perfect remedy for tetter, erup-
t1ons and scurf on the face scalp. Every
person using il will have clear coun:cnance.
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The COdo In Paris

PARIS, Dec. IA duel with swords was
fought this morning b. NJ. Andrieux, late
ambassador to Spain, and NJ. Laurent,
late editor of the newspaper PIris. The
latter was slightly wounded. A publica-
ton in tic Paris rejecting on II. Andricux
led to the duel.
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Burned to Death VYh:.o Drunk

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1-Mary Charms,
colored, aged 4j, was found to day in her
housc'in the upper part of the city. burned
to crisp. She was drunk last night and
the body was discovered By tho smell
which issued from the house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01

For Coughs. make a timely use OF IIsles
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. Pixies Tooth.
ache Drops cure in one minute.
I'll lwdeOd&w
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Admiral yyyman Seriously III

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Rcar Admire
Robert Ii. Wyman, U. s., was stricken
with paralysis this morning while trans
acting somo business at Riggs bank. He
was removed to his residence and is now
in most critical condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01

CoLDEN's Liebig's Liquid Beef an Tome
Invigorator is endorsed by physicians. Ass
for Colden's:: take no other, OF druggists.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ON THURSDAY. DEC.
:. 1897. win be sold Mt public sale, ut the
I.eopIrd hotel, that valuable TWO-STORf
BRICK DWELLING. with twostory brick
back building, ut the southwest corner OF
Lime street and Madison alley. between WAL
nut and Lemon streets, No: 3e4. containing
vestabule hall, double rariO-. dining loOm
and kitchen ON first floor, ana 1Our rooms on
second floor, with plastere'l garrct With two
rooms. Hydrant in the yard ami cistern with
pump. Water and gas through ,he whole
house. Good dry cellar under the house.
Also, a frame shop on rear end OF lot. Lot
fronts on Lime streets q feet and extends In
depth along Madison alley l3f feet. tOa private
alley.
Tiis property has just been painted and
papered. Lot has Il variety of the finest fruit
trees.
This property is well worth looking after by
every person that wishes 10 have good
home. The only reason for selling is thai the
owner is going 10 veout OF town. Persons
wishing to view tha property can do 80 by
calling on the premises.
Terms easy. Sale at 7o'cIOcE. y. III. Posses.
siOn will be given Jan. l, 1888, il desired.
Terms OF sale made known by
PETER REGENNAS.
HENRY SuUBRRr, Anct dl-7td
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lNppI(:sTl(,NS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.--FOr tho Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, fair weather, ex-
ccpt in north portion, light SHOWS, west
erly winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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Cotton Mill Burned.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-Haslam's cotton mills
at Bolton has been partially destroyed by
fire, entailirg loss of GEO, 600.
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HobblnR tho Churches.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-Severai churches in the
department of Maine ct Loire have been
robbed. Seven valuable paintings have
been stolen from church at FOntevrault.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-Christ's Protet .
tant Episcopal church at Cambridge, Md,
was burned yesterday afternoon. Thu
brick walls only were left standing.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. IAN unknown
Hungarian was run over and instantly
killed by passenger train at South Beth
lehem, last evening.
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Tho Fourth Victim .

PROVIDENCE, N. L., Dec. 1.-Adelia
Gassett died at the hospital yesterday.
She is the fourth victim of the Calender
building disaster.
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CHICAGO, Dec. IA dispatch from
Kalamazoo announces the arrest there Of
Bill Allen. \ colored desperate, who killed
Officer Wright On Tuesday night in Chi
cagO.
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Salo OF Stocks.

J. B. Long, broker, sold to-day at pri-
vate sale 10 shares of Lancaster County
national bank stock at S11O, and shares
of Farmers national bank stock at S1OS4
per share.
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Low MOlaescS.

AS tierce of molasses was being low
cred into the cellar Of William Biicken-
derier's grocery this forenoon the elevator
broke and the tierce fell, breaking to
pieces.
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Peter NJ. Meshey has brought suit for
slandcr in tho parliamentary Office
against Henry U. Gantz, of Milton Grove.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The debt state
ment issued to. day shows the decrease of
the public debt during the month of M.
vember to be s., 534 1899.
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Hotel Change.

The Sorrel Horse hotel, West King
street. which for some years past has been
kept by Frank Slough. passed to day into
the charge of John w. Frantz. an old
hotel keeker, who had charge of it several
years ago for period Of four years and
who afterwards kept the Globe hotel for
two years, the City hotel for one year and
for years past kept Peters hotel at MilIers-
vile.
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Fall OF Snow.
Decrease Of the Debt.

WATERTowN, N. Y, Dec. 1.-Twelvt
inches OF snow fell here last night.
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stock Elark0ts.

New York, Philc,ielphia an,i i,u'.i; otOcgs
also United States Bonds repn.I.:' .Itily by
JAOOB S Love. q North Qusen s.re..,.
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FOE lame Back, Side or Chest, use ShilOli'i
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. For sale as
II. B. Cochran, druggist. l37 and l39 NORTH
Queen Street. Lancaster. Pa. INV. lwdeOw&W
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MIiRRlAGES.

Observation-Disclosures - 1882 ut The
residence of WIN. a. T. Stanton. by Rev. DIR.
Green wald, Eugene II. stanton, to Miss Lille
A. Rutter, all of Lancaster. No cards. IT.
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Popularity.

Thomas Electric Oil has obtained great
popularity, from its intrinsic value as reli.
able medicine. in curing hOarseness. and all
etc. For these it is an Incompatible pulmonic.
For sale by H. Is. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39. North Queen street.
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NEW ADHERTlSEMENTO,
TTENTION. COMYANYi

4 TTENTlOn, COMPANY
n The Lancaster Military Company vin
meet at Excelsior hall on FRIDAY EVENING,
DEC l, at 730 sharp. Twenty members are
tie Elk. Com. It,
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DATiENTs UANNOT ne TOO MUGS I'M
l. pres seI with the tart that q neglected.
acute ear Inflammation may Leaf, thrOu yh
supouration Of the middle ear, with all it,
cercbia; abcess, py;e;nia, to the most Geplor
able results.
Diseases Oi the Eye, Ear and Throat-also,
Chronic DiseasPs-successful;y treated by
DRS. II. ID. and NJ. A. LONG AkEK,
Office IL East Walnut street, Lancas!er,Pa.
COnSui' 'ation tree. 2.dSW
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VHUUSYilS FINE-CGT TOBACCO fTHE
L beat brand manufsc:ured) cents per OF.
or Is cents "a D. at
STORE.
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SCSPENsIUN OF A EOLLINSi MILL.
Cheaper Production aE ~ Rival Establish
meHt the Cause.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The North Side roll
ing mills have shut down for want OF
work, throwing out of employment 1900
or 1900 mel. The South Side mills con
tinue running with no present prospect of
stopping. President Roberts says rails can
be made there five dollars per ton cheaper
than at the North Side mills because of
labor saving machinery and many accom-.
modations not possessed by the latter.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.


SASbS DASEosED OF AND ON II.
Decision Of sbe Referees ia Lancaster CiIy
~. We!cbAEs ct nj.
In the case of Martha Eckert, alleged
Iunatic vs.. Milton 3. Eshelman traverseI.
csnnse' began speaking whsc court met
and the speeches had rot all been made
yet when court adjourned. TIE case
reached the jury this afternoon, too late
for t"day's paper.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the
use of William ID. Weaver, A. II. Frantz
1T. al. VS.. d. G. Steacy, Morris Cooper,
Peter Pickel and Samuel Hughes. Tue
facts of this case are about as follows: Iu
the year 1871 Wm. PicIkel and wife of
Bart township, made An assignm at Of
their property to ID. G. Steacy. io:ris
Cooper. Peter Pickel and Samuel Hughes
became Steacy's sureties. Steacy filed an
arcount and at the audit bond in the
sum of 81, COO due George II. Pickers estate
aspresented His heirs objected to the
nnney being paid to their fathers admin
i~tratOr, Adam DIauckcr, who had gone to
Virginia, and asked that it he awarded to
:Steacy to hold until their fathers estate
would be sc, lied, then pay Mr.. Draucker
suiIlcIeuJ LO pay tHEIi fdtuoA oSoto,
and the balance to them. This awa,d
was made. Steacy retained the award in
the sum Of 81, 507.5l and paid tha heirs
SIG, ,0O0 Mr.. Draucker did ,ot nle his
final account until 1877, by which time
Stcacy had failed. This suit WAS there
!ore brought against his bOndsmen. The
Jury rendered verdict in favor of tho
plaintiffs for s3.O9G.:, and the penalty Of
,Lc bond sl441G.
4 street damage case has been attached
town stairs, but nothing has beea done in
~ rs yet.
TEs City T:eIchans.
w a. Wilson, esq, referee in the case
'f the city "f Lancaster VS.. Edward
Wcichaus and the sure,ies on his official
bond has to-day filed his decision. The
opinion is quite voluminOus, and it is i'm
l,'ssb!e to givo moro than a brief alb
stract in our columns. IIe decides that
the late city treasurer was lawfully
suspended by councils Oil January ),
1891, and was therefore entitled to
salary only to that time. lie fuds
that Il: the time o! his last election April
). 1859, there WAS in his hands, as city
treasurer, as shown by tho journal and
lis own admissions, tho sum OF SEQ, 1854.
The referee has stated an account from
which it appears that Oh January 9th,
1881, when the treasurer was suspended.
there was due tie city the sum of So. 504.17
wlici. has never been paid over. He &C
cordingly directs Judgment for that
amount and interest to date, to wit
81, G04 4S to be entered up against the de-
leIdauts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01

Giain AMI Provision DuO,atiOns.
one O'Clock quotations III ,r.,il ,',d prOvis
ions, furnishe'i by ). X Yun'tt, l..Okcr, l5lx
Enst King street.
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IsscaSsp.
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DUBIIc SALE OF hOKSES.
tic house of Levi Kh0ade, B'rd-in.nand, Lam
caster county, Pa. IL head OF NORMAN
HORSES. Among them are two pair OF Grey
Horses and one fine Black Horse that can trot
q mile in three minutes.
Sale to co u mence at O'Clock, p. NJ.
A credit of CO days will be given.
JOHN c. CARPENTER,
It, PeQuea, ohio.
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Most Perfect Piece of Mechanism.

OwENsBoRo, KY, Nov. IA, 1882.
TO LANCASTER WATCH Co.:
Gentlemen - HAVE BEEN IN THE
JEwELRY BUSINESS FOR TWENTY
SEVEN YEARS. IHAVE BEEN PARTIAL
TO THE ELGIN WATCHES. AND OTHERS.
HAVE BOUGHT AND SOLD THEM, BUT
NEVER HAVE BOUGHT ANY OF YOUR
WATCHES. TO-DAY 1 REPAIRED AND
PUT ONE OF YOUR WATCHES IN ORDER
(NAME, WEST END, No. O,3OO), AND " AS
so TAKEN WITH 1T THAT MUST SAY 1T
Is THE FINEST TFINIsHED WATCH EVER
SAW, FOR A TEN-JEwELED WATCH. I
HAVE EXAMINED EVERY PART THOR
OUGHLY. AND FIND 1T THE MOST PER-
Feet FINISHED PIECE or MECHANISM
EVER SAW. THE NEXT TINE I ORDER
WATCHES WILL ORDER TIE LANCAS-
TER WATCH.
Yours Truly,
n. BISHOP,
Dealer IN Fine Watches, Jewelry, Etc
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Don't Forget tho " SozodOnt.'
but use it regularly after every meal. 1t i'm
parts pleasant flavor to the mouth. changes
offensive secretions into II althtul, invigorates
the gums, and clcanses the interstices OF the
teeth. Like Old Hercules, 1t purifies the Au-
gean stables which some have in their mouth.
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DUBLIC SALE OF lORSES.-sDN MON
DAY, DECEMBEii !, 1852. ut tho Merri-
mac House, Lancaster city. Pa. twenty head
OF heavy draft Canada horses some few
drivers. Sale 1T o'clock r.. III.
UI.eta GEORGE GlOSSNAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01

Change of Mind.
declined 70 insert your advertisement OF
Hop Bitters last year. because then thought
they might not be promotive Of the cause OF
Temperance, but find they are. a ID q very
valuable medicine, myself and wife having
been greatly benefited by them, and take
great pleasure in making them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN.
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton. n. Y.
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HHRlSTMAS hULIDAYS!
u If you have been exposed and taken Cold,
or have q Sore Throat, or even worse. have
Diphtheria, and would he well, SO As to enjoy
the coming holiday, take
OCCIDENTAL.
II you have Diphtheria In your household.
patients, give it to every member OF the family,
SO that the disease may be prevented from
going farther. BY taking Occidenta! occa-
ria can be nursed with impuntty. Sold by
H. h. COCHRAN,
Druggist. Nos. l37 AMI l.9 North Queen street,
O2-6mdTu,Th&S Lancaster, Pc.
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nKOPOSALS FOR HAY, OATS AND
Straw,-PrOposals for furnishing the Fire
DEPARTMENT with Oats Hay and Straw of the
best quality TOR the period OF six months VIII
De received by the Fire Committee ut the
Mayor Oflcc mp to December ), Ut II O'Clock
noon. Bids must state quality.
SAMUEL Il. COX,
nSS-3td Chairman.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.


From Our Regular Correspondent,
Officer Gilbert took four drunks to Jail.
Tho break in tho Susquehanna rolling
mill engine WAS repaired without stop
page.
Frank Zicsler, of Williamsport Max
Hanruer, Of I.ehish university George
Breneman, of Philadelphia spent the
Thanksgiving season with Columbia
friends and relatives.
Leavitt's miristrels gave satisfaction to
4 large audience. Niles. Evans, Bryant
Book Agent - in the opera house, nc en-
ber 9TH.
Half inch of ice on the river; boys and
girls happy canal frozen and operations
at the coal sbutes and wiarves about TO
cease.
Railroad News.
VIM. Gabriel, =. II. r. brakeman, is
in Jail in Philadelphia, charged with rob-
bing Archie Snavely, ore of his crew, of
an SS7 check. The buildings that are to
mako room for the new II. & G. r. Il.
station are being removed. While JEFF
Hershey of the II. & G. road was coupling
cars at the Junction he had his left hand
mashed; some time ago he was hurt by q
coal slide at the shute. VIM. Campbell
had his hand crushed while coupling cars
ON Wednesday night iu the p. r. Il. east
yard.
Thankss;vin: Tidings.
The Nisie ball, Wednesday night, was
an entire success.-Charlcs Welse won the
prize ut the Go. G target shcotinS.-At
the shooting match on tho river bank near
the Continental turkeys were the prizes.
Tho U. r. revival progresses and will
continue while good is being done.-
Thanksgiving services at the f. E. Luth
eran church yesterday morning were at
tended by good sized congregation and
the sermon was appropriate to the occa.
sion
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-01

OONNECTlCCT CIGARS, IL FOR rs CTS:
" (made from Old stock Connecticut TO-
baccG) ut
STORE.
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EOk SALE.

L Property.-On FRIDAY, DECEMBERS 8,
1881, will be sold at public sale, at the Leopard
hotel, In the City or Lancaster, the property
situated on the north side OF East Orange
street. No. COS, fronting on Orange street Is
feet, and extending back to Marion street to
the depth of 2i5 feet, more or less with two
Orange street, with cellar heater, hot and cold
water. bath tub. &C., in the house and y two
story BRICK BUILDING, G5 feet In length,
intended tor four houses, on Marion street
with u well OF nevcr-iailing wafer Mt the door,
large cistcrn also, fruit trees OF every va
riety. such as apples. pears, peaches. cherries,
apricots. plun:s, ounces, grapes, &C., in bear
ing order.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. III, when
terms will be lna,ic known by
+. Il. KlNDlG.
II. SuUBERr, Auc:ionccr.
Nl .,iG . 90 IL 4 &c Il
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lust RECElVED-I,OOO BARRELS YORK
d State Apples. 1000 pounds Baking Butter
and ]. 500 bushels OF Potatoes: at
JOSEPH HERSOG'S,
Ct Corner Prince and Lemon Streets.
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Family OF Deceased.

We have since learned that the mother
aud sister Of deceased referred to in the
above letter, still reside in this city. Ma
lone's sister, Annie, is married 10 Fnd.
Rinchart, who until lately lived at M. 4is
West Orange and removed tkerctr"m to
Caroline the day after the clectinn. Mrs.
Malone lives with her scD-in law.
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NEH ADVEHTISEMEN1;S.


SkkvICES PREPARATORY TO THE
- Communion will be held this evening In
the lecture room OF the Presbyterian Church.
ut 7% o'clock.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAVE sTOCK.-ON
i SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1882, will be
sold at public sale, ut the Allnshouse. the fo-
lowing live stock, to wit: -Four heavy draught
horses, five :leifers, coming into profit, three
rnilch cows, all Superior stock. Also, rocka-
way and carriage.
Sale to comm, nee st o'clock p. m, on said
day, when terms will he made known by the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Il. +. Rowe, Auct. ltd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05
Regula rity in Feeding Stock.

While it is highly important that
every farmer should provide good
TODD tor his horses and cattle, yet it
Is equally important that they
should he fed regularly. at stated
periods. Animals are good time
keepers and if the hour passes at
which they are commonly fed, they
are apt to make their wants known;
especially is this the case OF the
COW. 1t is very bad practice to
feed her often and irregularly, and
some farmers have an idea that
almost every time the barn is en-
tered the cows should be given hay
or fodder. This is a mistake. The
great object in view is TO keep the
COW quiet and contented, which can
be readily accomplished by regular
feeding, and supplying all the TODD
they can eat. If fed in this man
ner in the morning. the COWS will
lie down and chew the cud, and are
not disposed 10 be annoyed by the
visits OF any person. In the winter Vi,
season, tie second feeding should be
about two o'clock in the afternoon
which will allow them to have from
that time to the milking all they
will eat, and giving feeding OF ma nay
when the milking is finished. line
first stomach OF the COW should be
empty, or almost so, before more
food IS eaten. 4 COW chewing the
cud cannot he hungry. This reg,
ulality as regards feeding should
likewise apply TO watering and
milking. Ibis regular system OF
feeding applies fully as well to pigs
and sheep, when the latter are IN
winter quarters. Animals can lie
as easily trained as children, and
every farmer who bears this in mind
will be amply rewarded by the
fine appearance Of his stock and
the afection.which will be bestow-
ed upon him by them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

TIMOTHY AND CLOVER Land,
like dough, must possess sufficient
Yeast to give it lie, and lerder II
light and stongy. While it IS well
understood among iaimers'that Ger
tam kinds Of grasses will leave
ground in healthy condition While
certain other kinds succeed Ill sap
pipg the lie out OF II, if care is not
taken that tie ground lie lett al
ways in good condition. One Of tie
best ie-inwgoraIors is known to be
a crop OF clover. Exhausted land
can lie made TO vltahze very rapid
ly by means cfa few crops OF Glow
er, but the general custom is TO SOW
the clover and timothy together and
the result is that after about the
second season the clover has dis
a peMed AID the timothy Las
taken possession Of tie field com
pie ely. There is great ferlilizing
power in tie roots of the clover
which extend down into the giound
aid in such manner as 10 let IN
the light aid Leaf. These of course
ale valuable agents in fertilization
and without item there can he no
accumulated OF suepgth 10 lie
ground.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

c. o. Main Line trains run by Washington
time; Lexington Division by Colum bus time
Nos. ] and run daily, through, between Ne"
York, Washington, Richmond, Huntington, Lex
ington, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Nos. and daily, between Huntington ano
Washington, Richmond, Ly'chburg, &C; bet weer
Lexington and Huntington daily. except sun day
No leaves Richmond 400 p. M; arrives Char
lottesyile Q, Is p. m.
No. leaves Charlottesville 400 a. m; arrives
Richmond 800 a. m.
No. leaves Charlottesville 1875 p. m. Waynes
boro' 5,55. Staunton 6,3l, arrives Clifton Forge
$50 p. m.
No. leaves Clifton Forge GOO a. m. Stanton
s,4j a. m. Waynesboro' 9,3C; arrives Charloltes
vile 10, As I'm.
No 10 leaves Huntington go p. m; arrives at
Cannelton $50 p. m.
Nos. 8, G, I, s, ., 10, daily, except Sunday.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks, apply &c
any Office of C. x o. Ry; or Depo, or Ticket once
Of connecting lines
c " SMITH, II. W. FULLER,
Gen'l Manager. Genl. Pass. Agt