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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

W. A. Beattie, Of Salina, was la
the city this morning. Mr.. B. j. e
commercial man, and was looking
over our city trying To fimd house
for his family.
\ big gang Of surfacers passed ~
west Ou the Rock Island this morn
ing. They will commence surfaeing
the track from Salina this Way
while another large force eOmmenc-
ed al WOodhine. IL the weather j.
favorable they will have the traek IN
good shape by the first Of April.
The gas we'll j. down 80 feet.
Twenty foot Of gas-saudstOne was
passed through. The drill Il now
passing through a red slate rock
Yesterday morning NJ - Charley
I Ihrasher's restaurant on spruce
street was discovered on hre. The
IRE started in the kitchen. from
what cause u not known. Mrs.
Thrasher aud children were sleeping
In the second story, and When the
fire was discovered was under con-
siderable headway, making Il impOs-
sible for them TO escape ~ the stair
way. The oldest hoy jumped out Of
front window In the second story
aud ran around In the rear aud pro
cured a ladder, but IL failed 20 reach
the window. Mrs. rhrashrr with
good presence Of mind, let her chill
dren down by the aid uf u sheet
dropping herself a arms length to
the ladder from the window. Mt.
Thrasher wHs away at the time
being in Salina. The fire rum-
panies were soon on the ground and
succeeded in saving the adjoining
property.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

". o. IIait a Co.,. Wu...-... sr
Retail DurEi-i-aI s..u.- t.... -st-
w hass been --lIu- Or kua -
New bi--.v~fy. Ii-.tr. gffr-- ST..
Eurki-u'- NruIsa -si.. n fae
YEAR. Iia.r n-..f har.I.-f --u
jir- that ~'-il t- vtI, .- .... -a
uui,-r-sl -at.-ia.t.ar IHfre ha..
h.' % -"n'- s"Hsl,r.u. .r.. .-r-,.
by th"~- h.f.li..u.- .r t-
several r.t-.-- sf n.....I t..
-umPiia have trer .rfr.'. HH-f
hy u-. "f r. f,', I.'tf'-- off i. a.ra
New pi-sn,-ry taken ir -..rH. t..r
with ti-"tri- Eift.r- ~ rt..at-.
them Away -..i-l rr tt..-r $500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

fretlaaesF. ralra asasrs
win attend CD .airs Gal ANY rtrf q
the couutry. al rsir-- ta ..rs-er-ta.I
With ths iins-. VIII tiI-a.l o. eft-
ting oui hills " ben desired snf -al
a--l~t in di-frihutiue ah.n .i--sr.f
<sfisf1fionr cuaraufe,-i
Fruit ani srnautenfs' r-rr- .auf
trees 90 am sizF .l.--ir..i -.'art..i af..f
uarrauf-d. ulap'r. -fm. .,t. go ar
n-h. si-.. every kiu.i -f f.fr GOES
furui .ls-.,i rlauf-i ta., t..rssr..t
q .l--irrd. Ii.snI rhr.u yal. a...r.s
away Ly huyinr tines -l
then y",i ,-=.u r~t freni raf-..i lcr.
Evergreen q specially. U'ant. OIL.
warranted Iatif hsr- ri, .r--- .-
Saliva "a ii,.. ..i.i -tsn.I -.-.u. -.-r
me your af,i, q. -..,u s-.I r. ..
nI-h D.. a. E.r.H
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The commercial students Of the X
W. University have challenged sn
equal number Of Univerity students
for a spelling contest. This chal-
lenge has been accepted and on next
Friday evening. March 18TH, the
struggle will take place in the col
lege chapel. \ small Zee Of 10 cents
will be- collected at the door, the pro-
ceeds To 90 to furnishing the chapel.
Everybody invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The undersigned. a salesman for
"siark Nurseries" Louisiana, No,
wishes to call your attention to
his notice. He has been in the city
since last July, taking orders for
spring deliveries. Orders for spring
deliveries close about March 18th.
therefore il you wish to give an
order for old oak process trees, sold
exclusively by the"Stark Nurseries
look out for him SION or you will
miss an opportunity YOU will regret
by not planting these trees AZ once.
Our speciality: the best Of every
thing. The Stark Nurseries are the
Oldest In the west, being founded ia
lS;f5-4O0 acres. Yours truly,
J. 5. HARDER, salesman.
3si-l2td- 9-4tw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Capt. Chas. Bush, co. r. ith Regi-
ment State Militia, Is in receipt Of
General Order No. !, from the Adj
iutant Generals Office IL the state.
notifying him To forward hi- requi-
sition for complete new uniforms
for his company. by act Of Con
gress, Of Feb. IL, lSsT, quartermas-
ters' stores Of the United States are
subject to requisition having the
required, properly organized militia
force. Under this provision it il
proposed 10 re-uniform the militia
Of the state. Orders must be sent
in by the 9Oth inst, and Capt. Bush
will avail his company Of the bene-
fit Of Order No. !.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The following appeared in the cor
respondencr To- the Kansas city
Times, March ::
Captain &. W Banks, of Salina,
Kan, who came here week ago tu
urge the passage OF Congressman
Anderson'~ bill To provide for the
holding Of term of the United
States court at Salina, left tonight
for the west. The bill was referred
to the judiciary committee and Mr.
CaSwell, one of its members, has
prepared favorable report upon il,
which will be- made Ia the house in
= few days. 10 is understood that
Judge Foster opposed the measure
on the ground that if IL becomes q
law IL will entail too much work
upon him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The FIRE boys, about thirty in num-
Der, held meeting last night In the
city hall and discussed the firemen' .
tournament. A committee Was ap-
pointed to call on the mayor and
council aud other citizens 90 see
what money can be raised 10 secure
the tournament at this place. The
money will be needed for prizes and
entertainment. The state executive
committee meet in solomon next
Monday 10 decide time and plaee,
and to receive proposals from various
cities. Abilene has already offered
$500. After the discussion Was end
ed, an adjournment was had to Hog
ben's hall, where the company pro-
ceeded to drill.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

David Reese has the r0rk On the
ground for the foundation a. his
stuccO mill which will gO up short
~. This is an enterprise worthy ot
mention. There il millions Of tiyp-
sum along the creek and \ ~tuecU
mill will give employment "a 4 large
number Of men and teams.
The JOURNAL Of lst inst got tht.
name wrong Of the death in solo
mon township. IL was Mrs. sarah
J. LeyertOn instead OF l.upTtun
who died Feb. 18th, Of consumption.
She had been patient suffer fur
over l. years. She was beloved and
respected by everybody. She leaves
\ husband and two grown sous Ia
mourn her loss. Her Remains were
laid to rest in the POheta cemetery.
The bereaved ones have the Syutiia-
thy Of the entire neighburh1od.
Carrie Dresser il we'll again and
her grandpa ~ able To -rt up.
Geo. W. Perry has ~old his farm to
a party la Abilene. Consideration,
81 ~.
sarah Buckles OF Srhell city, No.
has been visiting friends AMI rcla-
tives for two or three weeks.
Lehman Chellis j. mnvip~ into the
y. r. Waite house.
Mat Caulk has moved G" sand
Springs. X
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
Dr. -. F.mIl, oIainrn .

Never fails to s0oihe aud heal
cuts, burns. bruises, flesh wounds.
inflammation, spralns, PimPles, chill
blains. salt rheum, chapPed lip- OF
hands, frost bites. cold -ore-, core
nipples. and all diseases aud erup
tions 81 the skin. Young ladies Or.
Flagg's family ointment will remove
all pimple-, blarkhesds. frecklea
and other hlemishe- from your face
leaving the -kin soft, smooth aud
beautiful No family will be with
out Il after testing it, marvellous
soothing aud healing properties.
sold By druggists for > cents ~
mailed ON receipt 81 price, by the
WILLIAMS MFG. 60.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

J. NJ. Baughman, charged with
getting money from the knights of
Pythias of this city under false
pretences, and who was arrested AZ
Athens, Ohio, by sheriff Gentry,
made his escape by jumping from
the train, handcuiird. near Wanda
liza. Mo. The sheriff has returned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Ten years ago Salina was uP-in-
arms over tine threatened eOnstrue-
ton Of the Mcpherson road. which
cutoff 30 much trade from the south
ern country. IL was a bad blow To
Salinas interests at the time, f:om
which she did not rernver for three
or four years The new road raised
up LiTd-borg To quite city, aud
built mp Bridgeport and Assaria.
Rut people still come frsm the two
last places named 20 trade al Salina,
when they want to bay any large bill
Of goods. II il now question whether
the construction ~ the road has not
finally been a. much good ~ harm
for Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

will furnish good pssturagr with
good spring water. for hfty head uf
colts At my plare seven niile- south
east of Salina. Apply a.
lest Ep. kits.tEttt.
Money To loan on farm aud city
property. DAVIS n MILAN.
35+3t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

have decided to offer my line
imported registered Hol-tein hull
for sale. lIe j. coming four year
old weighs over -ap pounds aud j.
q sure calf getter. Price s-,Hi. This
- a.rar~ opportunity o. secure one
~ the finest dairy bull. in the state.
Addrc-, VI. Phillip. N--,ria. Kan
a.. as-w-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Any person having any kind 81
stock 20 dispose Of should leave
them with c. Post, Iron ave. Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The Water Works should b. Extended
to the Kansas We-i-ysn Tnis-r-ity
A. soon ~ i'o-sibIe.

This institution has cost the pvo-
pie Of Salina nearly fifty thousand
dollars. besides nearly three Year, of
hard work, and H. now one IL the
greatest and best improvements that
has ever been made in Salina. aud
one that Il growing betterevery day
This - something that W. cannot
afford to lose. Financially u has
been more than two hundred thnus-
and dollars benefit to the city ~
ready, but an institution 81 this kind
cannot be reckOned IN dollars and
cents. II has brought " a bright,
intelligent. enterprising elass ol peo-
pie that have built fine residences
and beautiful homes; these a. we'll
a. the college should have pruter-
tiOn from fire, and Il il simply an
act Of justice TO these people and the
citizens Of Salina, that this extern
sion should be made. u will cost
the city just four hundred aud nifty
dsllars a year n extend the water
pipes to the university. and W. ran-
not afford to take the chances that
we are now taking for this small
amount. The burning of one small
residence would pay this expense for
two or three years. Our people ask
the mayor and council To- pass the
ordinance for this exten sion, a. THE
l. a tax the people will cheerfuliy
pay. 4. NJ. CLAFLfN-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

saturday.
~Dichius aua airing going on
al over toNn-
Fhe early gsr1~u r4A- La- been
taken up agaln.
People growing cheerful Alth thr
cheerful weather
Rate Bensherr viIi De- herr The sth
% April, PROVIDED
q T. AID Z C. Cup have gone u
- Loais On business
A few days more sud the resistra-
ticu book vII be- closed
Operations have teen resumed d
me keu Sien e Wlgaau.
Cheap John claims &c have bad
eleven law-suits last Friday.
The cellar Tor AIr. Hogbsus new
business bailiinE has been e1cavst-
ed
Ihe implement men are beginning
20 receive their invoices Of barves.
terE
Wills Bristol o. said 10 be 4 candi-
date Tor councilman from ;Le second
ward.
Tte I Z. e. A.. are cnntsnplat-
iuEa s,ries 90 revival meetings next
v--rk-
Th- city ,l,c-iou Vii occur three
week from next tuesday, which is
ApIl- 70
Tue Hopkins & Holcomb gallery
i- being repiastered, and j. 10 he re-
TaPered
Plillp Weis. Of the Mulberry, has
bought the Mrs. Forsse house or
Soath Fourth street.
t-as sud Ola in small quantities have
te,n struck ~ the depth Of so feet
il tue city hole % Abilene
Nr Henry Huutsbsrger returned
iasJ eyeLiug iTom Germantown, o.
where De Ia- been -or Two months.
q c Mitchell. u Junction City.
q no -Uccveds L. 2. Moore a. secre-
of the y N. q. A.. will STRIVE TO-
dsv
A BOY use born TO Ed Austin isst
Euesfar Then. 70 happiness I'm the
household oI Ia. IN consequence
thereof
f,. p.... -..t....., h. b..,.
.faset ts .as constable Ills not on
-rrouut Of inflammation but iusu-
.laI depression
T,.t .., t.- .,.,,.-- .,.,,. I,-
great snow storm and ,.is 81 the
eafi u.ev senre rf ..,d around me
edge en- here
.....-.t...--,. ..-... r.. ,..
tts .Kcur-f-nssts Nno 4ill com
usr.s sI.fvfrsfp Kansas the mid
die next reel
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tbss s6tufp ne b.. engaged IN .
ease which come. before the District
com Tomorrow
ma. a. >-.-t,t- .--..,,,- .,.s
s.-, ~
Ear be .- srs The. sole
editor ans s,r...ritf,-
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lueErE-r names have been
eerlFel lor TIE organ cation al
N-tr-un Loyal League. Sixteen
usnes are required % secure q
charter. The charter viii be applied
Tor 81 once.
RK Allen. uf 81 Joseph. No.
rr-r-.f iu the city this r1orainE.auu
Vii- reulaiu some time. he carries
tis a-m iu sssng. from the recent
tracllru csusei by beinE thrown
tra-u has ruEEy-
Tfe ~.u7eafz q the X ". Twill
an ..rre-ssiurrarr n rhe Firsr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
lowest PRICES. EASY PAYMENTS

small rfans
STOOLS and ove q ~
Vlan az 'front.' perm up
Maii
guaranteed
price, tentral kana
frier Block saiua kausas
orders for timing moving Pianos moved with
-
Correspondence Solicited mailed free application
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
London Prize Eins RuI.

\ genuine prize fight took place
to-day, on the corner Of santa Fe
aud Iron avenue, between a couple
Of our most prominent citizens.
Twenty-eight rounds were fought
when the umpire declared il draw.
Both parties we're more or less
bruised.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Mayor Banks returned this morn
ing from Washington, where he has
been Tor the last two weeks ia the
interest Of the hill pending for II
federal court at Salina. He SAYS
the bill has been favrably reported
by the subcommittee of the House
and that Congressman Anderson has
made arrangements To call up and
pass the same, AT once. He think \
IL will also pass the Senate, though
a similar bill has been introduced
for COncordia, thus conflicting some
what with tins. Capt. Banks also.
while i'm WashiutOu, procured the
introduction of a bill for public
building AT Salina, Ia cost not less
than 0O,OO-and received good ell
enlargement from several members
OF the committee to which the bill
will bee referred. On being ques-
toned by the reporter, as to the talk
in the east concerning Presidential
matters. the Captain replied, there
was a strong undeT-curent in favor
Of Blaine. From interviews Of lead
ing Republicans, including DePew, Of
New York. the opinion was that no
one of the many candidates spoken
Of would be- strong enough to secure
a nomination, and that finally the
convention would all rush Ia Blaine.
This. he stated, j. about the situa-
ton ia the east, AT the present time,
from " hat he could gather.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
No'msi rai,er.I'J Na'-.

The prr-snt tenn ,'ius'.s 'fi the ~
View term opens the eth
The term hnal- will De- given
rhuT-day evening the 81
Their will D. an entertainment
given in the NoTn 81 Hall on Mon
lay evening the laih. : good pro
grain consisting ~ plane. Violin and
vocal sulo-. quart-ttr- aud music bv
the orche-trs. Thi- j. IN. lat
Entertainment Of the season aud h.
given for the benefit of ilie orrhr~trs.
Mrs Cady - visiting her rou-iu y.
Y carleton at Verdi thi- week.
Prof Harne spent SUNDAY 1T ~
-sria.
e.. ID. Nrrmillion VIII" has hern
teaching in Lincoln rnuutv stopped
here on hi- way homr lat week.
R"ht. Co"hran j. stopping At the
Normal.
Rev. Tho. Stevenson j. Ga" guest
81 his father Tor a courl'. - week..
several students ATTENDED, sun
day srhool festival at Mr.. Daughters
school house west of town ou ~atur-
day evening
Nebraska feed corn ami oat- for
sale by the %
SNItNN Mil ~ ELLN sTur go.
Young ladies and Gentlemen 81 YOU
don't want the world. here l. the
hest ever made 4 full course iu
telegraPhy at low ratr-. situation
guaranteed when you graduate. and
reduction OF rate prov iiinr y"u
are on" nf the first hv" entering
Large demand Tor operators now
Mention Thu paper aud '-uli 81 once
~ address ". 90. skeleton. manager.
room u. M"s"r Block.
ANY one wanting 90 iuy {, team or
= horse of any Kind or amy kind 81
stock. should rali on G.. I'n-t. Uni~r
with Carlin 4 supple. Iron avrnu-.
@alina tn-ff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

-. -, f,r,..ss.ssag - ~ 80 a-a'.t =
no ,Tere dissatisfied with the eli
mate q other sections.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Please remember that NJ. 5. Price,
the old auetiOneer Of saline county,
is on hand and never fails to attend
all calls and make all sales. As he
has done in the past, will in the fu-
ture attend all calls. either In Salina
or country. ls5t5Wlt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The county commissioners visited
Gypsum City Monday to confer
concerning the construction Of two
bridges between Gypsum and Solo
mon townships. They offered to
contribute the sum Of 500 from the
county funds to each Of the bridges,
which offer is being considered by the
respect tive townships. The proposed
sites Of the bridges are about three
quarters Of mile from Gypsum
City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
Lone star ,chsnl. nl.,rI-, 90.

Lone star school. Distri-i tB.
NoNTH ENDING ~EPT. ~. u.s..
Enrolment, -.
Daily attendance, H.
Number not absent. >.
Number Of visitors, =
MONTH ENDING OCT. =
Enrolment, -.
Daily attendance, ~.
Number not absent, l.
Number Of visitors, ].
MONTH ENDING Nov. -.
Enrolment, *.
Daily attendance, -.
Number not absent. l.
Number Of visitors, -
MONTH ENDING DC. -. U.s..
Total enrolment, -.
Daily attendance, 2lii
Number not absent, u.
Those averaging above ~ per cent.
on written examination, were ~
follows:
A Grade-Alice Earheart. Maggie
Lamkin. Bert Chichester, Emma
Earheart. Thomas I.amkin. Emma
tiranquiSt.
d Grade-Wm. Young. James
Robb, Minna Robb, Amanda Ian
din, Ida Lsndin. Fannie Earheart,
Frank Robb aud Elite Rittgers.
MONTH ENDISG Jan. p, lSSS.
EurOllment. b.
Daily attdanee, -.
Number not absent =
Number of visitors, =
MONTH ENBING IFE. -
Enrolment, IS.
Daily attendance, -.
Number not absent, ..
Number of visitors. :.
Those averaging ~ per cent. on
written examination were the fol
lowing:
\ Grade-SWan I.andin, Emna
Granqui-t, Thos. 1.amkin, BELLE
Poland. Fred Lamkin and Maggi-
l.amkin.
b Grade Elite Rittgers, Minna
Robb, Frank RObb, Evelyn Ritigers.
Ida l.ankin, Amanda Lamkin. Vim.
Young, James Robb, Mary Young,
Lima swanson. Ida Peterson. and
Ale Peterson.
q. :. DaVI~, Teacher.
Report OF school District ~. -
The school in NJ. u closed a term
Of six months Saturday, March 10.
The exercises consisted 81 speak
ing and singing.
The number enrolled during the
erm was Is. Average daily att-n
dance 10. The number OF visitors on
saturday was about ~, aud all -r-m-
ed To have a very enjoyable time
MAGGIE PERRILI, Tearher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

p 4. SchOWalter. Of Moundrldgp,
came In on the L. r. last evening
from the north and stsid over night
al the Merchants He saws Il II
common talk on the streets Of Salina
that they have three eases of small
pOX.-AcPhersOE Republican,
The sboYe is AL eNeInPlicaGiOn Of
going away from home L. learn the
news. with an sdmiXture of gall
Common talk IL 4 preVaricatOr.
The fact IL, there are Two cases 81
email pOX 81 Salina-out Of which
a cOlOred mani has for over two
weeks been lodged two miles West 81
the city in prst-huuse and j. al
most well. the other il IuaranIined
with warning signals two miles
southeast Of the city, and has goi he
yond the danger point. The city
authorities have performed good
work ia taking every pnSsiblr pre-
caution To guard against the dread
disease, aud IL we're not pnssihle to
accomplish more than they have.
The two eases referred tO are parties
who caught the infection 10y being in
Mcpherson. Salina has no ill-Will
{" any sister town or people, AMI the
exhibitions 81 the Mcpherson papers
ni which the above j. a sample
arr, but ouihursts Of malice aud re-
taliatiOu for " hat they conceive. To
think wrong done them by Salina.
This il entirely Al error. The JuTK-
NAL has only sought to allry any
unnecessary excitement, for there
was need for none. This WAS duty
We owed our citizens. We truct Me
Pher-on will quickly get over its pet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Mr.. Fitzpatrick said the sidewalk
had been accepted aud paid for and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The Third Party held convention
at the court house Saturday To elect
delegates 10 the convention which il
held In Clay Center, "Wednesday, for
the purpose Of selecting delegates for
the Fifth Congressional District to
the National convention. J. y. Stur-
man, D. NJ. Gillespie aud Daniel Me
Gurk we're elected delegates, and T..
G. Ebling. VI. Hartman and Robert
Depriest, alternates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Nebraska feed corn ami oat- f"r
-alc by the %
~NIINA MtILk EII, Tur 60.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

Attorney General bradford has
been interviewed on the political sit
uation by the Kansas City Tim.s re-
porter. lie replies as follows 10 one
question:
"Who are the principal candidates
among the Republicans for attorney
general?
Mr.. 4. W. Heatly Of Kansas city,
Kansas and Judge Cunningham oi
Salina, are the two principal randi-
dates. They are both good men.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-06
Growing Fodder Corn.

Many farmers do not attach as
much value TO fodder corn MS 1t is
entitled to. When cut early and
properly cured, it is a valuable fod-
der, and is. year by year. becoming
moro highly valued. especially in tho
Middle and Eastern States, where
many farmers plant q picco especial
ly TO cut for fodder The practice Of
sowing it broadcast has been aban-
doned largely, and now most farm
ers sow 1t in drills, though somo
plant in hills. and | like this method
best, planting sixteen TO thirty six
inches apart When planted in this
way | believe IL is of more value than
when it is planted thicker. as it will
have more nubbins on it Ny method
of raising this crop is TO plow and
harrow thoroughly piece of ground
about the first of juno, and mark the
rows off three feet apart; then, with
the Macomber hand planter. the seed
is quickly and well put in. With one
of these planters n man can plant
four acres day, and do II in better
manner than in the old way of drop
ping by hand and covering il with
tho hoe, as many persons still do.
Labor-saving implements arc a pay
ing Investment on tho farm. and tho
best ones should bo chosen. = lPesterR
Ho0mdn.