The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-05-20
FARM AND STOCK NOTES.

*~>o~~~~s&1~e>e~e>ee Observation-Disclosures
5000 bushels corn wanted. Il
will give one dollar and seventy
five cents per barrel for I, 900 bar
reIs of corn delivered at the Pill
erimaee DisfiIIery.
.JnO. w. Miller, Mgr
For sale, 6 Duroc Jersey pigs. w.
j. Romans.
An important fact to bear in mind,
that after you have bred the mare she
should b, kept quiet FOR a day or two.
1t is not good policy to feed mares in
fOal rye in any form.
Wool is bringing twenty cents in
the Winchester market
Don't forget to keep lump OF rock
salt handy for your colts
To raise high priced colts you must
breed to high priced stations. The
scrub must go.
Go through your flock occasionally
and weed out the poor ones. Not all
sheep raised are fit for breeders.
A horsef .sh banquet was lately held
in Wales, at which eighty men were
invited, but only seven attended.
Lack of enterprise in stock raising
has much to do with the poverty OF
Spain and Mexico. Their highest am
bision is donkey or mule.
A good horse can travel 400 yards in
l-3 minutes at walk; 400 yards id 9
minutes in trot and 400 yards in one
minute in gallop.
Mrs. Calvin Woo!ford, of Hart coun-
ty, is said to DC one of the most sue
cessful hog raisers in the State, and
now has on hand 4, 900 pigs.-Greens-
burg Record.
The Richin ond Register says: The J.
w. Earring Grain and Mill Co., of this
city, has bought four growing crops
of wheat in this county at 81 and one
at Csc. They expect to buy several
other crops in the next few days
II. c. Allen, of Georgetown. recent
ly sold to Mr.. John Ii. Aylor, of Gun
powder, KY, pair of fancy Polled-
Angus calves for 5000 The bull "Ad-
miral Dewey" being little over five
months old.
My son was afflicted with rheuma-
tism which contracted his right limb
until he was unable to walk. After
using one and half bottles of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm he was able to be
about again. 1 can heartily recon-
mend it to persons suffering from
rheumatism. -John Snider, Freed, CAL
houn Co., W. Va. For sale by R. E.
McRObertS I'm
1t is maintained by some that but
ter. we'll m lde, sailed and packed du-
ring the hot m onths when it is cheap,
in vessels imperviou, to the air, aud
then bu led in the soil or where it can
rem Tin at an even temperature, will
turn out as good six months thereafter
as when fresh made. The burial must
be beneath the reach of su MINER heat.
Pans of CHI ,rcoal set F., the shelves,
lodges or floor of q damp cellar which
cannot be thoroughly ventilated will
in ike the air pure and sweet. If a
large basketful OF the charcoal be
placed in such cellar where milk is
kept there will be little danger of it's
bee )ming tainted.
The Winchester Democrat says
B -ock & Railsback shipped a car load
of hogs which cost 50 ~ or less. They
hage bought some in the last day or
two paying as high as S-4 cts. 1t is
thought they will lie worth cents in
a short while.
The hen is s:m2 an egg machine,
and if in proper condition. fed the
right kind of food, water, light and
warmth supplied, she must either lay
or die, and most of them prefer to lay.
The long drouth that prevailed in
this country last fall seems to have
killed much of the bluegrass. The
pastures are filled with a small weed,
the grass having died out.-Anderson
News.