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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-23
A DisastrOus Ian dslIde.

A disastrous landslide occurred on sun
Gay evening about O'Clock Oh the Penn
sylvania railroad. between ShOenberger
and Union Furnace, Huntingdon county
A violent wind and rain storm passed over
that section of the country, lOoSening the
ground along the cuts. Fast line west
passed shortly before the slide occurred.
The tracks were covered with mud and
rocks for a distance of hundred yards.
several feet deep. Wrecking crews from
Huntington. Tyrone and Altoona at once
went to work, and up to- midnight sue
ceeded in clearing the westbound track.
They worked until morning to clear all
the tracks. All trains were late. Chicago
and St Louis express, was two hours be
hind time.
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PENN AVENUE And FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURG.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Court OF Common Pleas of Cambria
county Pa
In Re. First a nd hna account OF John I Dey-
lin. assignee oil PhIIiB Sandmaier.
And now to wit, the Fourteenth day of June
A. ID. 1891, on motion OF r. =. Martin Esq b.
Thomas j tell Esq appointed auditor TO dIs-
tribute the funds I'm the hands oil John l. DevIin
assignee, as shown by the lrst and hnaI account
of said assignee. PER CURIoN
CAMBRIA COUNTY IS
Extract from the record of said court. Certi-
ned the FOurt eenth day of June A d 1897.
SEAL ). W. DAVIS.
PrOtLODOtary.
Notice IL hereby given that l Will sit for the
purpose OF dtscharging the duties of the above
apo intment. at my office. Room No 2 lima
Hall. Main street; JOhnstOwn Pa. on TIT Is
ID AG. JULY %, 1897. at 10 O'Clock A NJ when
and where all persons interest ell NAV attend II
they see proper. or be forever de5arred from com.
ing in said fund.
THOMAS J TELL. Auditor
JOhnstOwn. Pa. June IS, 1897 2 st.
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narrtage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday. July ~
1S.1:
Erhard b. Pfarr, JohnstOwn. and Regina
Ii. Sarlouis, Lower Noder township.
Joseph O. SeeSe and Eliza A. Graham
Johnstown.
Andrew Veres and Wilma Horvath
JOhnStOwn.
John Hayes and Takais AarbaIa. Johns
town.
John Schuster and Margaret Rick
BrOwnStOwn.
John Vivaak and Annie Pklri. Johns
town.
George w. Noon. Bhnstown, and Eliza
Jane Turner, DuqueSne, Pa.
John Evans and Rebecca Slick. Johns
town.
Francis Milton ClamSon, st. Louis, Mo.
and Margaret NJ. HumphrieS, JohnStown.
Joseph HOPPER. Carroll township, and
Rusanna Lance, Barr township.
Martin Carman and Emma Wise. Johns
town.
Charles Glenn and Jennie Stineman,
Franklin.
Normas 5. Hart and Jennie Wood,
JOhnStown-
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Reduced Rates.

For the United Brethren camp meeting
at Mt. Gretna, Pa, August to II, 1897,
the Pennsylvania Railroad company will
sell excursion tickets from all points on its
system east OF Pittsburg and Eric, and
and west of and including Philadelphia. to
Mt Gretna and return at reduced rates.
These tickets will be sold August To Aug
ust - inclusive, good to return until Aug
ust 20. 1897, inclusive. For specific rate,
conditions, etc, apply to nearest ticket
agent.
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Mine Trouble. a, Gnlui,.tu.

There are still smouldering embers of
trouble at Gallitzin. On Tuesday Charles
Shaffer and Peter McNeal were arrested
for going to the mouth of the mines with
drums and endeavOring to get the non
union men to Quit work. On Tuesday
Messrs. Stephens, Owens X Pascoe, attor-
neys of Tyrone, representing the Mitchell
Coal II Coke company, presented petition
in court asking for an injunction to re-
strain the striking miners from overt acts
and to allow the company to have charge
OF its own affairs. The petition cites that
the striking miners are ID be withheld from
any act of violence toward the Mitchell
Coal & Coke company or anv of its EN-
plOyeS on the part of any person or per-
sons who are not in their employ. Judge
Martin Bell. of Blair county presided,
Judge Barker being away on a visit. The
Injunction was granted and the attorney 5
for the company will ask for its continu-
ance on Saturday next.
In addition the Mitchell Coal x Coke
company ask compensation for the outlay
they have been al in defending their prop
erty and employees. The sheriff served the
Injunction on Tuesday evening.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

We The undersigned citIZens OF Alleg heny
and ti' arneid townships. hereby give notice To
the public not 10 trespass on our lands. ANY one
iouhd tresspassipg will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
tSixnrd) John Sutton. IL. s Sprout. T. a.
Nal er. lanes L. Sutton Jos. !. Weber Il. G
Conrad. Edward Ivory. Joseph A. hrise Mrs. b.
wits. John M"Dermitt. Joseph Sutton. August
ShOnner, Theodore Storm, Alex. Ivory John
tieak. Jacob EckenTOde. fhtltp A. Gray. Geo NJ
Sanker. ID. Nj. hratzer. Henry J. Conrad. VIII
liam Moran, Geo Krug. Robert Johnston
John r.. Mansfield, Francis II. Basai James Il .
Maloney John RaDus. GeO. SeymOre. Brdx ct
Iomlinsnn- Mrs Albert Rhoa. G. Meyers
Josephine Huffman. franie Fecht. Dr. W. II .
SummervilIe. Simon =. McMulIen and John Nc
Coy. Mrs. Cornelius Sdtton Nav 1907 yr
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court OF Cambria COUNTY
ln re estate OF Martin McUonaid late OF East
Taylor township. deceased.
Now. tune l6. 1897. upon motion OF q = Lit
tie. ESD, Tor II -. EndsIey. Esq the attorney
Tor the executors, lanes Il. O'COunor Is aI'-
pointed auditor To distribute the funds In the
hand OF the said executors. shown nv their
hrst and partial acoount. as we'll as To ascertain
the rights Of the widow I'm said estate aud re-
port his conclusions To this Court.
By THE roURT.
Take notice, that in pursuance OF the a boye ap.
aotn ment, Will sit at NV office in woIf's FLOCK
franklin street. JOhnstown, Pa on TUESDAY
AUGUST 10. 1897, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ when and
where all parties interested, repaired 10
make and prove their claims or be forever de-
barred from coming in on said fund.
JAMES h. O'CONNOR
July ID, " st. auditor
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a. Ar. Encampn.ent.

For the National encampment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, at Buffalo,
august ~, the Pennsylvania Railroad
company will sell special tickets from all
,oi,ts on its system TO Buffalo and retIrn
a, rate Ct a single fare for the round trip.
srhas. ,ickets will be sold and will be good
Going on August 81 to %, aud good To re-
,urn not earlier than August "A nor later
than August 81, 1897.
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amusemrntat Lake Rowena.

On Saturday, July 24th, there viii he an
at Lake Rowena consisting
Of hoat races. tub races. wheelbarrow race.
Shoe scramble. bag race, tug of war. pota-
20 race etc. There will be dancing in the
evening aud the music Will be furhlshed
by Professor Maitland kefreshmen. 5
served on the ground. Everybody attend
Admission To- the grounds I'D cents chlid
rem cents. Don't forget the date Satur-
day of this week.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria
bria county. Pa. of March term, sg7, No. AZ
Michael Luther VS.. Agnes Luther
Aud nov. to wit. June II. 1897, on motion of
Is stephens. Esq-. attorney ior petitioner
Harry Doerr. Esq, appointed commissioner TO
take testimony BY THE cOURF.
Take notice that In pursuance OF the above ap.
poinImsnt. Will sit at my office. Room No g
A ma Hall, I' hnstown, Pa. on WEDN NESDAY,
AUGUST 1897. at ten o'clock A. M when and
where all interested may attend II they see
proper. HARRY DOERR
July 10, ". st. Commissioner
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giveL that ALERT DEL and
vile. OF Portage Sorvugh, by deed u Voluntary
assignment, assigned and transferred to the un
ders tgned all his property. real and personal.
trust tor the benent OF creditors. All persons
owl ing said estate will please make im IN ed la te
paN ment, and those having claims against the
said estate will present them properly authenI-
Gated Tor settlement.
VIM ALLISON,
Assignee Of Albert DienI aud vile
Portage Pa. July l. 1897 l6 ct
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~ Meet. Philadelphia ..

For the annual meet of the League of
American Wheelmen at Philadelphia
August To :. the Pennsylvania Railroad
company will sell special tickets from all
noints on its system to Philadelphia and
return at rate of single fare for the ronnd
tri,. No rate less than twenty live cents
Tickets will be sold and will be good going
ON August ; and 4, and good To return un-
Iii Augusr 9, 1897, Inclusive.
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AT TIL CID RELIABLE.

Everybody. and especially the oyster loving
people of EbensDurg. are INVITED to call Robt.
MeBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant when they
want good. fresh Oysters. by the pint. quart OF
gallon Or you can have them Stewed OF Fried g,
al st the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day
octllt
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ORDINANCE.

BE 1t enacted 10y the Burgess ana Town Coun-
ell OF the Borough Of tbensbIrz, and II ts hereby
enacted and ordained 10y the authority OF the
SEXTON l. That the borough. having deter
mined To Construct a sewer OF ten tl0D inches 10
diameter, commencing aC the South side Oi hiKh
land avenue. and running South thereirom along
Julian street TO IFS intersection AT Iraw ford
street II ence along said Crawford street East O.
a lot belonging to Cambria county. thence across
: ia lot. connecting with the main sewer on the
property Of the said County OF Cambria, imme
dtateiy North OF the Jail wall
SECTION That the cost thereof ne and Il
hereby assessed a sewage tax upon the tprO?
cry adlnining adjacent to the same, at the
rate ~ a. per each loot front. according 20 the
frontage . the several properties along the ine
of said Julian anu era ford streets and Cambria
county lot, between the points designated In the
preceding section. aud the said sewage tAS
shall he cOlectibIe from the owner OF owners OF
the abutting properties. as debts OF like amount
are now 10y law cOllectible-
SECTION 3. That If the owner or owners OF any
age tax has been laid. provided tor in the pre-
cedipg sections, shall fail or refuse TO pay such
assessmen. withir sixty days after having notice
of the same. the said borough shall nie claim
therefore IN tn Court OF Common Pleas in th'
County of Cambria. against the property upon
which such essment Is laid, and may proceed
TO collec. the same, provided for under tht
third section q the Act of the 18th of May. lsss
Passed nnaIly by Council. July 9Th. lsg7.
THOMAS DAVIS.
PRESIDENT OF Council
Approved by T. MAsoS RICHARDs. Burgess
Attest: w. n CoSSELL CLERK of COun"u-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary in the estate OF Susan A.
Skelly. deceased, late of Portage township, Cam
bria county, Pa, having been granted TO the un :
designed 10y the Register of Wills, etc, OF said
County OF Cambria, all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to maxi. payment TO
US without cay and these wing claims against
sald estate VIII preseLt them properly authrn
Gated for settlement.
WILLIAM SKELI.Y Gallitzin, Pa.
JAMES Sk ELY Portage, Pa.
June ~. 1897. 2st.
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ORDINANCE.

BE IL enacted 10y the Burgess and Town COun
ell of the Boroug1 OF Eoensburg and iJ Is hereoy
enacted and ordained By the authority OF th'
same.
SECTION 1. The borough having determineo
TO construct a public sewer OF ten tlOl inches In
diameter from a point on High street whers tbs
same is intersecteJ by Cherry Alley, running
eastward therefrum and connecting with tht
main sewer on & CIroline street.
SEtTIos That tie Gust the-eOf be and l.
hereby assessed a Sc Ssge tax upon the prop
ertv aailoining or ada enG to the same. At tbs
rate OF 23c per each loot irOat. according TO tbs
frontage of the several properties along the lin
OF said High street, between the points designa
ted in the preced section. and the said se~ag'
tax shall be coiIectibIe from the owner or owner
Of the abuIting properties. as debts OF lik
amount now by law collecttole-
SECTION 5 That IL the owner or owners OF any
propsr,y against which an assessment tor sew
age tax has been laid as provided Tor IL the pTe
cedfuy sections. shall tail refuse TO pay such
assessment with n sixty days after having notic'
OF the same. the said borough shalt ME q clain
therefor In the Court OF Common Pleas in tbs
County OF Cambria. against the property upoL
which such assessment Is laid and may proceed
to cOIiec' the same, as provided tor uni-r the
third section oi the Act Oi 18th of NAV. lss9
Passed nnalIy Toy Council. July 9Th. lsgl
rHOMaS DAVIS.
President OF Council
Approved 10y MASON RIcHARrs. Burxess
Attest: W. ii COSSELL, Clerk OF Counsel
July ID. VI ST.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Joseph I eli. deceased
Letters testamsntary having oeen granted
the undersigned the estate OF Joseph lteli
tate of Portage Ia osnship. Cambria cuunIy, IA -.
ueeeysed notice Is hereby given TO ali tfose In
debted TO said estaIe make Immediate pay
mept and those having claims against the same
to present them properly suihenl,cttet iot set
tIement- JAMES II ILL.
July 1897. Ct. Executor
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stockholder of the
CIesson Springs Company will be held at the
Mountain House. Cresson Pa, on TU UESDAN +,
AUGUST & ls9. at n o'clock. y. NJ.
Eiectioh for president and directors same tin e
and place. T.. H.PILE,
Secretary.
July 2s. 1897. 2t.
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"HI pay retail prices LETS will take
w your order for First Glass sewing ma
chine. warranted TEN YEARS for $500
nNE HUNDRED head 30 g" and Poland
~ China hogs all ages and size and some Inc
bred sOws for sale at the farm of A. T.. MARSH,
one mile east OF Ebensburg.
THE Ebensburg Building Loan Association
L will offef for sale At tie Rhey Building Eb-
ensburg, the fourth Monday in JULY
81 COT. .O0. THOS. DAVIS,
LESTER LsRINKK, Secre'Hry. President
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miscellaneous Notices.

ElGHr valuable properties for sale. Ca on
Ia on address JAMES null
Atty. at Law and Real Estate Ags al.
CarrolltowlI. Pa.
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= NsEenrles.:. ..sa Of Fi''FS@ds: ia ESens:
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26
cennd.nos shaker.

Whom one is taught from his earlies,
childhood to the mature years Of man.
hood. that certain things are correct and
according 10 "Hoyle" and then discova,
that II il dead fake and nothing in It,
It sort Of shakes his confidence In IKE
tradition Of his country. We have ous
lind on this fool ground hog business.
We have always believed that the
grcund.hog had dead cfnch on sprina
weather and could tell 70 minute when
ths daisies would bloom and the village
marshal order out tlss scavepgefs cart
Tat be actually came out Of his hole on
the seecud Of February and looked foa
his shsdew and took pcinters on the
Neatbex. We have rscsived the astound.
iHg rsvslation that the whole thing is !
maud apd au imposition on the Ameft-
en- pecp1e Ohr information is positivs
aad csstain that ths &. b. knows NO moro
about the wsathsr than : common pock-
= sophes, snd cotldnst tsll his own
ensdow y hmm thss u I jay-bifd. No
=! - ll1tan.I 1essssnss.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26
CHIEFTAIN.
the APRIL NUMBER.

Of The Delineator ia called the Spring
Number. and Spring styles of To!lettes,
Wraps. Shirt Waists, Skirts. Dress
Goods, Trimmings, Millinery, ste, are
faithfully reflected aud prehgu:ed in its
handsome and artistic color plates, and
monochrome Illustrations. The general
features of the number inclnde an arti-
Gle on w Washington Social Life by Char
lotte Everett Hopkins, in which the
complex relations of the official, politi-
cal, diplomatic and other circles OF the
National Capital are interestingly set
forth. A clever short story by John j..
a. Beckett s.Whv Did He Conner shows
how much ghost can do to take the
kinks out of the course OF true love,
Poor Girls seeking College Education
cannot afford to miss Carolyn Halsted's
account of Societies FORMED TO Aid
Them. DR.. Grace Peckham Murray
continues her talks on Health and Beau
ty with directions for the Care of the
II ands and Feet. The regular article
on Seasonable Cookery gives place to a
paper on the appointments for.a and serv-
Ing Of Afternoon Tea. Maude G. Murray
Miller brings her series to the Import
ant DAYS in Woman's Life to u fitting
close with q description of the Duties
and Delights of Motherhood. Hostess
es looking for something new in enter
tainments should read Marie Gloden's
"A Yankee Musicale" Emma Hav-
wood gives detailed instructions for
embroidered Jewel Work" and adds
to her valuable series on Ecclesiastical
Needlework. or accustomed merit are
Mr.. Vick'a pages on the Floral Work OF
the Month. Mrr. Witherspoon's Tea-Ta-
Bile Chat, the notices Of New Books and
the illustrated designs for TattiDg. Gro
cheting. Knitting, etc.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26
GRANADA plcx.vps.

Daniel McHhgh of the north side ye-
turned from Cripple Greek this week
where he has been running barber
shop during the winter.
Alonso McCready hauled load Of
flour from Lamar for Blackwell < Dick
ason Wednesday.
Rev. N. II. Gale has sent two teams
to work on the ditch.
Oren Barner OF Cummings. Kansas.
went to work on the KY ranch this
week.
j. S. Kesirns is out on the new ditch
investigating the outlook for 4 meat
market.
I W. A. Merrill, deputy district attor-
ney, went to the county seat Thursday
morning.
/ The city election is now on and all
other business is temporarily suspend-
ed.
/ Johnny McCready, our genial black
smith, is having all the work he can do
at present. T. NJ. Grifith's shop is al
90 crowded with work.
Geo. Cole returned to Pueblo
Wednesday.
The KY ditch /. running full OF
water.
+ W. H. Hale conteuplstes putting q
force on the ditch soon.
oun shoemaker, Thomas Harris, in
tends to visit his folks in Lamar
Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26

The sugar beet proposition is looking
brighter every day. Farmers are awak-
sning to the need Of factory and are
disposed 10 plant the beet In An expert
mental way and tho acreage Is going to
be increase this spring. A movement
has bssn started to strike congress fcs .
duty 81 two cents . pound ON imported
sugar snd this tariff II secured will
surely gives great impstss to maaulac-
turing % that eastern eapitalists Will
feel like coming forward and put money
into the bsildine Of factories III over the
west. We have bssn busy The past week
writing TO consrsasmen on the ways and
means committee urging them TO rsesg-
nise the agricultuPal classes In The way
Of duty on sugar and we are trusting
In the Judgment Of these men 70 do a
good turn row when W need II 70 de-.
perats!y. The suaar trust. on the other
hand. ds1iSss frss nav material and \
polling svsrv sitting 70 hAye tAiAep tissjr
WSy.-1ie1 and 1tSn-
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26
ADDITION AL LOCAL.
Subscribe for the CHrrrrAls.

Subscribe for the CHIErrAIN.
James Millinger is fencing his five
acre tract this week.
Few Millinaer IL plastered the Geo.
Hollis residence this week.
R. H. Mccoy is building the founda-
ton under the Hollis block.
Farmers, don't forget the Farmers
institute st Lamar tomorrow.
Mrs. 8 Harden and Mrs. G. H.
Adams went to Tribune to visit friende.
Subscribe for the CH1sYrAIx and the
Field and Farm. Only $3.50 for both
papers.
Coolidge Enterprise: James Baird,
the Holly livery man, was in the city
Wednesday foil Of talk about his baby
girl.
Nearly all the business men TUNED
carpenters yesterday and put frames
around the shade trees which Supt.
Pettee had set in front of their build
inxs.
Have you seen the latest in Life
insurance. Ifnot, SEQ Baker 1 Hen.
derson. special representatives Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York. It costs nothing to look st it.
Owing to the heavy snow mp In Gree
10y county the house moving business
IL temporarily suspended, and Holly
will not receive any moro buildings
from there until the ground dries up.
Don't forget that Holly IL going to
have the biggest Fourth Of July cels-
bration vou ever read about. Active
preparations are already being made
to make II : slitts,ihg success with .
great big 8.
Notwithstaading our pspsr house has
Saissd the price ws will continue TO
send the CBtsy1Alx to subscribers at
$50 . year With the Kansas City
Weekly Star and the wonsn's Health
and Home Jousnal thrown In.
Lamar Sparks: The following ars the
petit jurors summ6nsd for the April
term Of the district court: Thsc. Baxter,
n. n. Brown, J. B. Cline. Frank Nil.
barn. Thos. Barnes. J. II. Chaplin. a.
e. Crsvlord. o. O. Mindsll, A. ). Pssd,
,. T. AoyIs, u Mcvsv. Amos Myers,
.. a. CLOCK. 4. =. Henry. J. ".
Dav.dson, Isase D~Witt, WIN. 0sooms.
o. = a.ssk. ", =. Boyss, g. y.
blosSsr. Grant Nlooss, -, ". Odls,
1ssd Oceiidss - 9. = Niliasslss.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26

Corbett and Fitasimmons met again
the other day in San Francisco but
neither appeared very belligerent. On
the contrary they shook hands hearti
~, chstted aud drank temperance bey-
erages together as though the most init
mate friendship existed between them.
CorbeH undoubtedly has higher opin
ion Of Fitz than he had just before the
battle when he refused to grasp his
proffered hand.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26
When And How to Plant Sugal
Beets And Vegetables.
pREpAarNa GROUND.

If you have piece of ground that was
ploughed deep last fall suitably
situated for your beets, you should plow
II very shallow about the 10th, of April
and then work it until it is thoroughly
pulverized. For pulverizing 1t thorough
ly find nothing better than two pieces
of 2xs eight feet long. fastened togeth-
er about one and one-half feet apart
through each ofthese drive two rows oi
spike nails for harrow teeth and then
use it as drag harrow; this will clean
the ground of roots and trash at the
same time crumbling and leveling the
ground. Don't quit narrowing until
you have no more time to spare.
You shonld try and select time fol
narrowing when the ground is little
moist on top.
The time to plant is the first two
weeks in May.
Your ground had ought to be pre-
pared and lay one week before planting.
1t is best to have your ground subsoiled
in the fall before freezing and fill 1t up
with water. so it will freeze good
through the winter, but when you have
not done this then try to select ground
as above. Have ground wet enough
before planting to germinate seed and
bring them up. Plant two seeds in q
hill six or eight inches apart in rows
rows eighteen inches apart. When
plants are young they are very tender
but II soil is kept under thorough cult.
vation they will only be little beets q
short time, they are rapid grower. When
roots are size Of q lead pencil, or leaves
four inches long. thin to one plant in
hill.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-03-26
ws .s....s 81. P;!.s as,,|s:.. Y: iSs .ss
Fifty cents.
FREE TO OUR READERS.

To those Of orr readers who pay up
all arrears within 80 DAYS. or to new
subscriber paying not lsss than one year
IN advance, ve will give ONE YxARs FRHx
Subscription to the WoNAN's HSALrn
AxD Hoxs Journal, Of Chattanooes.
Tenn. This Journal devoted 70 Health.
Home and Farm, isa 10 page monthly
paper. bright, instructive. elevatins.
We have only limited number d
thsos uFsntuWs % give aWay o. ths
abovS' 'tesnA Don't vait until yeus
nsighbos comes q 6nd'ssta ~ ~ -
- haya issk NJ