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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.


A hornless bull is safeguard to human
life
To cure scaly legs in fowls, rub with
kerosene and lard.
Overfed fowls will not lay we'll, and, in
cases of the larger breeds especially, they
are more liable to die from apoplexy.
IF you have not been converted to shell
tering COWS see how much they shrink in
their milk the first cold storm they are
in.
To insure good supply of eggs make
the poultry house warm and free from
draughts and vary the food us much as
may be.
The acration of fresh drawn milk is the
only expedient known to properly expel
the animal heat and to lesson the tang of
undesirable odors.
TO use bulls for breeding purposes
younger of age than three years old is an
act directly in opposition to the principles
of progressive breeding.
Five average "native" cows, fed on the
fat of the farm, will pay better returns
than ten grade animals, whose staff of
life is 4 hay-rick and straw stack.
The carrot is the root crop preferred by
horses. The made of feeding carrots to
horses is to chop them fine and give each
! morse half peck three times week.
Ii the farmer were obliged to buy the
vetcgables used i'll his family through the
year, he would begin to understand how
much money there is in n good garden.
Farm dairying has got to be as thor
oughly systemized rs we hope to make the
manufacture of butter and cheese, before
II perfect uniformity of dairy products can
ever be looked for.
Whenever stock rs ready for market
they should be sold. After n certain stage
is reached, every day they are fed in
creases the cost proportionatcly, and this
without corresponding profit.
While it is best to allow the stock to
run out in the pastures as long rs the
weather will permit, they should not be
allowed either in the fields or pastures
after the ground gets soft from the fall
rains.
To feed upon the ground is waste,
because more or less is tramped down I'M
der foot and lost. Tight boxes for grain
and good racks or managers for hay will
be profitable, because they lessen the
waste.
There is no economy in supplying more
bedding than is necessary to make COM
Portable. Such a plan only increases the
expense and the quantity.of material to
be handled without corresponding
benefit.
Alfalfa hay is one of the best hog feeds
that can be used. Swine relish it, and if
it is fed to them literally they will take
on flesh as rapidly as on corn diet Be
sides hogs never suffer with cholera while
feeding on alfalfa.
When 1t is remembered that ton of
corn is to be hauled to town, and for it
less than ton of coal hauled back, it
! will be apparent that corn is much the
cheaper of the two on farm few miles
out. This test of actual value and of
cost should determine the course to pur-
sue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
MAKING PORK TOO FAT.

The evil of overwhelming pork is less
common than it used to be. Two reasons
have combined TO make lean meat more
popular. The doctors taught that it was
more healthful and nutritious than the
fat, and about the same time the use of
other oils decreased the price of lard SO
that excessive fat pork was neither profit
able nor needed. The change in ways of
feeding has also had something to do
with making pork more wholesome. Corn
is no longer the exclusive food even for
fattening. The best practice now is to
feed the ntions that will make hogs grow
and keep thrifty from the time it is born
until it is killed. There may be excep-
lions to this in animals kept for breeders :;
but all others should be fat enough for
use from the time they are the right size
for roasting. by the liberal use of milk,
oatmeal and peas growth is promoted,
along with ut all times enough fat to
make delicious pork, far better than that
made by starving the animal while young,
and overlooking with corn as they be-
come older
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
POINTS ABOUT POULTRY.

have learned to choose such pullets
for eggs as in some respects resemble n
typical dairy COW. They incline to
wcdge-shape, being light and rather mar
row in front, and very wide and low
down behind. Their legs are rather
short and set wide apart. These are the
principal characteristics of good layers
and breeders. Carefully avoid the leeev.
hig..built, reared-up hen of the game
cock style They may make good racers,
flyers or fighters, but they arc rarely good
layers or profitable market birds. 1t is
the sholt-lcgscd, hcavy-sct motherly-
looking hen that shells out the eggs, at
tends strictly to business when sitting,
and is successful in rearing family. /
have learned, too, that a laying hen eats
little more than one not laying, and also
that it is very easy matter to reduce the
profit Of Il flock OF twenty to zero by
keeping five or six chronic non-laycrs
among them.
Before marketing surplua fowls fatten
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21

During cold weather game birds of all
kinds should not be drawn Before be-
ing packed they should be thoroughly
cold and dry. Smooth the feathers down
nicely and pack them in their natural
(shapc us much us possible. DO not place
the head under the wing, as it is quite
apt TO bleed and cause Il bad spot or the
side of the bird. Late in the season it is
well to wrap in paper prairie chickens,
partridge and quail. Buyers then give
such the preference, but during the fore
part Of the season, when the weather is
more changeable, the paper proves
damaging to the keeping of the game
Barrels are favorable packages for prairie
chickens, but partridge and quail should
be packed in boxes, not over three to
four dozen each for the former, and ten
to fifteen dozen for the latter; avoid as
far rs possible putting more than one
kind of game in package. Pigeons,
during the carly part of the season, should
be shipped with their feathers on; but
when the weather becomes warm they
should be pluckcd and packed in ice
american Culticator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
sUBsoIG. pEowING.

Very much has been said and written
OH the advantages to be derived from
breaking mp the hard, compact subsoil
underlying the stratum cultivated. Com
monty, subsoiis will be found lacking in
the clements of fertility, and bringing
them to the surface will usually be found
detrimental rather than otherwise.
Where there has been continuous shall
low blowing OF the surface soil for wears
Slightly deeper blowing will add to the
feeding area of the plants, but unless the
surface soil is itself rich it must be nc
companicd by liberal manuring. AS the
great bulk of tue roots OF our cultivated
plants grow naturally near the surface, it
seems to me that subso.ling for the pur-
tpose Of increasing the feeding area is not
!oof sufficient Importance to pay the ex-
pensc; we must look somewhere else for
its benefits if it has enough to recommend
it For general adoption. 1t is now COM
ing to be pretty we'll understood that
when crop has carried Off from soil OF
moderate fertility the plant food that has
been used up in its production it must be
supplied from an outside source and can
not be obtained simply by deep blowing,
whether the subsoil is brought to the sur
face Or simply stirred up and left in its
place So far rs my own observation
and little experience go, the advantages
OF subsoiiin.s mainly consist in aiTording
additional storage for water that may be
drawn upon by the roots of plants in sea-
sons Of drought; and in season. of excess
sive moisture the subsoiing may itself be
injurious. ---Neto Yor8 World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
How the Infants Shoot.

A charming young public school
teacher, with very lively set of young
ella ges, is responsible for the follow,
ing tales, which appear in the Wash
ington Post; She told the youngsters
to write compositions on Good Man
ncrs." This was the most unique, by
an eight-yearold
Good manners is keeping Your fresh
mouth out Of other peoples business. "
The teacher drew q picture on The
blackboard Of boy wadng in the
water holding crab in the net. Little
Jules GARNER wrote:
"The crab we see on the board is not
q deviled crab, but salt water crab. "
Is the dime novel di appearing from
the hnndp Of innocence? 1t looks
that way. The teacher read her pupils
short Indian story. They listened
with opep mouthed interest.
"-'apd tomahnwk few by the bov's
head and buried itself in n free. Now,
children, how many Of you know what
tomnhawk i;!"
No reponse.
"Comr. any boy who knows what a
toinahaTk is may hold up his RICH.
hand"
One tiinid hand went up.
"W0ll, Johnny, what is toma-
hawk"
"a tomahnwk, Miss Mamie, is some
kind of bird, believe!"
"Vfhy do yon think it is bird ?"
because it is hawk, and you said it
flew by the boys head"
Innocence forever, and down with the
sDov Scout of Dead Mans Gulch!"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
SMUT IN WHEAT.

Smut in wheat was once great cause
Of loss and complaint, and it ,.as found
that the smut increased when smutty
seed was used. l found by making Il
strong brine with blue vitriol dissolved
in it, putting it in tub large enough to
hold a tight basket in which the seed
wheat was placed-the wheat stirred and
skinned, then raised ont of the brine
and allowed to drain, when it was poured
out OF put in bags and so remained twelve
to tweuty-four hours, and then sown in
the usual manner. never found this to
fail as a remedy in wheat The strong
brine was useful to float out light and
probably diseased grains, and also to per-
fectly Introduce the vitriol to all the
grains of wheat. Two years ago, think
ing of this, poured my seed corn on the
floor and poured among it solution of
blue vitriol and gave it good stirring.
But it will be seen that that way of ap-
plying the vitrioi did not surely reach
. every grain. The result was much less
amut THAI i'll former years. -Hoar2s
Da6ymm.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
TO GET RID OF soRREL.

If the land is plowed deeply and the
sorrel turned under so that the roots are
exposed to the frost, and salt is scattered
over the ground ut the rate of one peck
to every two rods square, the sorrel will
be completely killed. No doubt more
sorrel will appear from the seed in the
ground, but if manure IS put on and the
land put in corn and kept well hoed the
young plants will be easily killed. Sorrel
in lawns and paths may be killed out by
scattering salt over it. The grass will
not be injured unless the salt is used too
freely, but plenty of salt will destroy
grass in the pathways. YORK. Times
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
A Thief Detected.

"I'll tell you how ran down n thief
recently" said the man in the Lewiston
police station. al lost $50 in money. !
did not say word. did not even tell
my wife. hardly told myself. The
other day, two years after the occurrence
woman in my neighborhood said: 'B,
the way, did you ever find out who stole
your SSOg / looked her in the face and
said: 4 never did until just this min.
ute. She turned as pale as ghost, and
the result was that she paid me $50 ard
interest on the same for two wears"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
Nothing Good Enough.

Managing Editor-H'm! I under,
stand that you arc graduate of q
school of journalism. Am right?
Applicaut-Yes, sir. l have a di.
ploma showing that 1 have finished nv
course with high honors.
Managing Editor-H'ml Yes, I'm
sorry, but We haven't any position on
this paper quito good enough for YOU.
--SomerUiile Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21
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Pension attorneys only got 81 800, %
last year out of the soldiers.
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The clock has been stolen from strouchs-
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It. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21

The teacher laughed heartily
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she felt like ggng the little darling whose thus
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-21

0DgEsh s mAnbT 9nly yo cG %o,Is md
On asSash !. +. STEpIiENs. Lebanon. o
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
smgnspe,ssAaa.

No!!ce II hersty eiyen. that under and BY VIZ.
sue 81 en exCewtIOu iseued Nut Al tho dlseetrt
c.!..irt Of the eighth judicial district In aud f0F
Webster cOnmty. Nebraska, upon \ decree In NJ
a.t on .Jsc!'dthR ~ sald cgntt wherein the Ned
Eintyh II Defendant. ! shall Oaer Tor saie NJ
public vendue f0e cash In hand ut the easl dUOr
~ the court house In red Ctsw,d in said COUNTY
ss.i eoiir, WAS htaden, on the IN dav ri iebgu.
Hty lM., ~ Onc OcltWk ,. m. the f0ihDwimg ls.
rciiscd property towtt, all tile interest," II tlss
Maid Jnh,cs j fniSgh, IN snsl u section -. tOwn
eou..ty. Nebraska, and all the appmstenwWccs
niNt iHilysut cfncnts THEREON. alSO lots ! and 2, In
b'tNk ". IN smith & MU0re's addition IN the
fOMn'i Besi I loud. v ebSlcv cWmty, Eebrnsks,
Given under my hand this 9Oth daS Of 1Decem.
Ter lsD. n, &. NUT. 0SeYtN.
i r UlIham r1tsf Ate
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
sNo. NJ. nAnAN, Plaintiffs xisys. u
InwRsn 0AhN
snERIYYKAL0.

ny virtue OF IN orler Oi Anls Issued out OF the
district court III the elGhth- judicial district IN
and for Webster county1Nebraska upOu adccres
IN . IN action len 1iDg 10 Makl court, WherrIl
the central lOan and trust &c. H. Vlalrtid and
liuina N. IArgent aud clara =. IAr9ont, narh
II. Warner and Alptinan Taylor & 90. arc de-
inr east, In hSndi1t Shc sssss dcof ii The COHrt
sTs AL term q ssiSa court vas SSid .sfes 81 III sis
r. r. s sss q sc IIs:,ssy S 4; D;iiss9 :; S,c Ss ! S'1 10 az 4
Tho north west quarter INV ~ IL aectlOr
twenty-five Ixsl In township ono III north range
ten 40. wcse 81 the 9th =. n. Webster cownty
iptn day Of DcCeinbcr A. y. issO.
ny Case & McNcny their ittys. Yil
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17
ohoN9se sale.

ny virtue Of IN execution Issued BY l.. II.
Fort clerk II the district court o. the eighth IL.
dlclsl district In and far Webster county, and
stats Of s.erssks and TO- y delivered ln' taAvol
rline. I. y. Cline AndJ, I. ratten dUisndsats,
estate ~ ne properly 81 J. q, Giles towit;
TEE !C1Oud In Webster county, Nebraska, With
NJ! the appurlcmAnces bclenging thereto and !
Will. on the 18th day ri january 1870 ut one
o'clock n. M. ON sMid day ut the east dOOr u the
court house 81 xAid. Webster county, Nrbraska
~ Red Cloud In snld county. sell said rial en-
tAtc ~ public Vcndie ~ the highest bidder lOg
thereon in the aggregate bSlng the eum Oi forty.
three and hlhety-nve One hMndrcdths 0OlIATu,
ut 10 per cent Interest II nm 1b0ccmhae n, lSSe,
and eight and Nfty'ave ono hundredths dollars
costs and AccruiNE.
1alrtl 0eceMber u, lHD.
Case Il ncNcOy, IL, &. NOTr.
lfirssitornry. Shcrla.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

d.. J. 8. Eaish naS been suffering
from 10 grippe this week.
Miss BrakeAsld, teacher 10 ths
asst room Of che public school Ia.
been On tho siet list this week.
joe Cunmiags received Ton days Ia
for whipping bis wife this week
Sksvia Tsel took him uudcr his viur
for the allotted time.
Wn. Howe, Of Elm crset, loft I.
"shisinG mark q our o8es this vssl
Tor ssothsr years. rsadiag Of thi.
Great Family Weekly. Thanks.
A. soca a. you discover any failIss
~ he hair Or grsyasss always ~,
nall's Hair Rsssvsr 70 tone W IN.
~sessstiess ssd prevent balasess 0,
.Gsaysssa.
Dr., n. A. Baird. Red Clouds old
dswtiss. h in the city sgaie, looking
al asd hearty after On absence Of
- q three years. The doctor e
- Of shs best dentists 10 The state.
- sss b. foasd At the Gardner
esss. where 10 viii 10 glad 70 80.
- cid fsisads vhs arc 10 need Of
gpe+slass dsstistry. Cali asd sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-17

Jave yoR md the "isip''f Il isn't
gSele6siss wslsis people much, The
1feetsss tsoubIs With them being,
ehvy lost che biggest part Of shslI
Esir tcu'c time ago.
Esahk Conlsom has moved owto A.
Avwvspns farm, shc latssrh ay'nv gone
- Rad Cloud ~ crssge In .hc livery
t,s,
Ttc.s eceuss 10 be IN epidemic oi
Kisl Babies h~cresboms, she latest be.
Ing 4 you"g lady u vcry t,ndor years
~ the ,esidcnce ~ !t.bt. Mitcholl.
Il V reported that wo,hsr and daugh.
ssr are doing nicely, Cus Il IL feared
shas 'he father will 70 Grassy. It's
enough 70 make q man these bard
timea..
Prof. Geo. X. MeCrary, VITO has
bsessannerisg with Us, bss depart.
Cd fos Omaha 70 engage In Law pract.
ies.
Mrs. Frank Thornton, accompanied
br her brother Fisher Fennimore, hss
gone 70 Arkansas where her iathe,
sssides.
Oar river bridge 10 attracting 4
great dssl Of attention. W. don't
pretend 70 give our opioion on Il fur.
thsr than chs. Il IL 10 mighty bad
shape, bat probably Ia no worse
shape than the natives. Both they
and The bridge arc . little on The
"sag,' also their flooring" IL loos,
etc. Tho ''righteoas" seem 70 b.
fcrsaksn end tho chances arc that 1
! good many "sseds" will 10 begging
for brcad before long.
Dennis was rather thrown Of hi,
"whirl' : few days since upon heinz
told that the "Old Nick" was afte,
him. However, no recovered upor
learning thss IL was ouly the "Nick'
that writes for ,TMs Cmigv. Nov
Nick says II want 70 tell Dennis 70,
tho bsnsft Of tho Alliance" +,
which Dennis replies: Dear Nick, Il
~ you say you want TO do somethin,
tor tho benefit Of che Alliance Y,
wolld suggest that you commence
lani perhaps cnd) BY kospiog still
We don,t kaov whether Il wss Nc
Gssty o. who, that remarked "pre
serve ~ from our foil friends" bu,
whoever = vas, DO knew . thing o,
Two. Dessis has often thought o.
The maa that didn't know .sum
disgs" from . hole Ia ths grouad
while listening 70 tho talk Of som,
Alliance people. Once for all Den
nis Wishes to say that che Alliano,
hesa't Armer friend In Webster
eoasty than no. provided u il car
risd on 10 the spirit IL was founded
viz: The advancement Of Tho farmer
The item In The Cnixr about III,
oil was not meant Ia "a offensive ~,
etAll. Dennis desires no argument
% the question, q no has nothing I,
10y agsinst the Alliance ~ an organ
isation-vsry much tho contrary
but 10 believes that Il has . higher
and noblsr mission than boyoostiu,
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