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Article : 156 wordsPresent—All except Cr. Bonnin, who sent apology for absence and drew council's attention to necessity of having guard-posts on main road near Langhorne's Bridge ...
Article : 410 wordsPLAINS.—Begin to prune the earliest varieties of fruit-trees and continue with the later kinds, being careful not to prune away the bearing wood. Sow stones and pips of ...
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Article : 97 wordsNow that the winter is close upon us it will be a favorable time to give poultry-houses another lime-washing. Use or sell all faulty bird, only keeping the best sorts. Fowls that ...
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