The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-09-16
sFARM and STOCK NOTES.

E. L. Wood bought from Mike Noe,
81 feeding cattle at 1865 and 4c.
The highest price paid for lambs
last week in Chicago was $3.50 a hun
dred pounds.
joe Patchen paced a mile at Read
ing, Pa, Friday, in 200.
Pinkeye is doing great damage
am ng h. rises in Central Kentucky.
1t is said that it takes about three
years of "peach curl' to make an end
o; tree.
The Kings Mountain Canning Com
pany is u.ting up so busels of toma-
toes day, or 1000 cans.
Hay is SO plentiful this years in
some parts OF western Connecticut
that it is Cffered for sale at 81 q ton.
Peaches are so plenti III in Georgia
that they are fed to the hogs. The
choisest fruit can be bought there for
25 cents per bushel.
Z. L. Wood, of Paint Lick, bought of
A. b. Estridge, 100 acres OF improved
land, known as the w. A. Anderson
place, at S56.5) per acre.
A movement has been started out in
Nebraska to have all cattle-feeders in
the corn growing States organize into
one holy for their own protection and
mutual interest.
Manila cigars are being smoked by
few in the United States at present 1t
is said by those who know, they are
not equal to our seed stogies.
Pumpkins furnish succulence and
are excellent to give variety to tie
rations for the swine. They are high
ly fattening. Hogs do not always
take to them readily, but fondness
will be soon developed.
The Have willie Plaindealer say
Several farmers have placed young
sparrows in cages ami feed them en-
tobacco worms alone, hoping to assist
them in acquiring taste for that kind
OF food SO they may become useful in
the future"
More horse hides are probably tan
ned in Newark, n. j., than in any oti :
er place in this cougtry. Three and
some times tour, splits are made and
finished. 1t is estimated that SIG is
realized per hide, and the yearly bust
ness done amounts, it is said to $4,000
O00.
The greatest watermelon o. which
the world has record, was recently
prod uced at Rockford, CAL, by State
Senator D. B. Savink. The water
melon was feet long, 81 in thick and
weighed liz pounds withstand
ing its enormous size it was extremely
luscious.
If a poorly bearing orchard has tou
much wood growth, sow down to
grass; but the result must be watched,
as the grass will al sorb the moisture
rapidly. The arrangement must be
but temporary, as to gather crop OF
grass and fruit from the same land
will result in disaster always
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale of any Salve in the world
This fact and its merit has led dishon-
est people to attempt to counterfeit it.
Look out for the man who attempts to
deceive you when you call for De Wits
Witch Hazel Saive the great pile cure.
Stormes Drug Store. I'm
Mr.. William Kenney, of Fayette
county, raised 200 bushels of Irish po-
tatoes and about Is barrels of corn on
one ace of land says an exchange
Mr.. kenney planted the corn when he
laid his potatoes by and never put a
hoe to the corn except in the portion
where he dug potatoes. He says the
corn absorbs the dampness and pre-
vents the potatoes from taking a
second growth, thereb benefiting one
crop and making another on the same
ground.
Squire Myers sid to Robert Collier
30 acres of corn at $40. per acre. Mr..
Collier turned in 100 hogs on one piece
containing acres which lasted the
100 hogs Is days. Who can be ut that?
Mr.. Collier says he is satisfied it has
not cost over rs cts per barrel. If Mr..
Myers makes as good an Esquire as
he is corn raiser, we will re-elec,
him.
1t Hits She Spot.
When suffering from severe cold
and your throat aud lungs feels sore
take a dose of Folev's Honey and Tar.
When the soreness Twill be a I
once relieved, a warm CRATE
full feeling an d . healing o
parts affected will be experien
ced and you will say; ''It feels so good
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