Smyrna times., 1895-12-11

tnlS stable like those of the COW stable
are all preserved for future use ord
the drainage like the stable for cows
IS complete. The hay intended for
feedln% purposes is hoisted into +bo
stable loft by means of a hay forl, bIocl,
and fall and carried to where if NAV bo
desired with as little labor as possibIo
Both OF these stables are sbeatbad
outside with inch thick hemIorE Loards
arranged diaEonally on which is nailed
weather boards Tapped the same as for
dwelling house The first floor oc-
cupled by the cows and horses =
sheathed inside with inch thick boorda
on the sides for the purpose Of Ieenin,,
the animals warm during the winter
weather and is lighted with doubla
window sash so that the stable NAV bo
ventilated and the inside temperatrra
regulated when and as may be desired
Inc drainage from the roofs of these
buildings, which are tin, as well as from
all the buildings, is by terra Gotta nine
lald underground and the water is CON
Veyed through them from the ground
about the buildings SO that there ara
no pools Of water to stagnate anv-
where.
III Is contemplated building a packing
house for canning peaches. apples
pears and tomatoes which with the
facilities at command for disposipo of
the canned products that were indica-
ted to the writer ought to be entirely
successful. The supply could be read
lily obtained and the demand miob+ bo
within easy control
Tt ffty-horse power steam engine
Whlce supplies steam for beatino the
resident buildings, conveyed bv iron
pipes through them, and is used 70
pump water from a number of driven
wells into a tank located in a portion
OF the dwelling house said to contain
SIX thousand gallons also suggests to
the fertile mind Of Father DeReyder. q
dynamo, for the manufacture of cleo
trlclty for lighting the dwelling house.
ana proposition has been mada to the
commissioners of the town of CLAYTON
TO supply electricity for lighting the
town at price the actual cost of MAX
ing the electricity, they to put up
poles, wires and lamps.
All of the buildings that were on the
farm except the dwelling house have
been taken down and the material used
IN constructing other buildings. At
either end Of the dwelling house have
quilt three story additions which are
lsed for eating and sleeping rooms for
he colored orphan boys. sisters of
'harlty, Father DeReyder, and en-
'loyees, besides a large kitchen with
IN improved bake oven, where the
he bread is made and the food cooked
The inside of these buildings are all
heathed with yellow pine boards
ongued and grooved and vanished
instead Of being lathed and plastered.
'hlch seem to have been regarded as
lore desirable for buildings of this
haracter and to be used for the DIR
Ose intended
1he whole amount Of money expend-
d for the purchase of the farm, imple-
tents and live stock thereon at the
me together with the buildings that
ave been erected up to the present
me Is stated to be about $50, 900. For
he farm, agricultural implements and
We stock thereon at the time of pur-
lase 81 200 was paid, the balance be-
g expended for buildings and other
improvements.
What has already been done and
hat Is contemplated being done on
e farm in the near future when COM
eted will have the tendency to create
Improvement in agriculture, beside
Id materially to the business interests
the town of Clayton, and create in
the minds of the people sentiment
at Father DeReyder is a man of un-
ing energy, unlimited mental re-
urces, and who will be regarded not
ly as a religious instructor but a
nefactor to the human family.
r. H. c.