. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . It. Do you notice what rosy cheeks ourdaughter Susie has lately? 1 wonder whatcauses it. I suppose you^have failed to notice thather best fellow is raising a beard. As to Suitor. Her Father.—I vos afraid he vos choostafter my money. Rachel.—^But he can make blenty ofmoney, Fader. Her Father.—Yes; but he cant make itas easy as dot! Good Soil. We kin grow everything in our countrycept pumpkins. Why not pumpkins? Cos the soil is so rich en th vines growso fast, that they wear th pumpkins outdraggin em over th ground. All Georges F
. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . It. Do you notice what rosy cheeks ourdaughter Susie has lately? 1 wonder whatcauses it. I suppose you^have failed to notice thather best fellow is raising a beard. As to Suitor. Her Father.—I vos afraid he vos choostafter my money. Rachel.—^But he can make blenty ofmoney, Fader. Her Father.—Yes; but he cant make itas easy as dot! Good Soil. We kin grow everything in our countrycept pumpkins. Why not pumpkins? Cos the soil is so rich en th vines growso fast, that they wear th pumpkins outdraggin em over th ground. All Georges Fault. Why do you and George quarrel so?asked the brides mother. Its all his ault, was the reply, Idnever quarrel with him if it were not forone thing. ^Whats that? He wont let me have my own way. year is having its effect. A youngman called on a girl a few evenings agoand she complimented him on his new suitof clothes, and styled it his wedding this is a business suit, he saiii.**Well, replied the young lady firmly, Imean business I. Garden Calendar for February. If not done last month, prepare heating materi-als for hotbeds; for which select situation protect-ed by a fence or wall. Asparagus beds redress,grafting execute. Fruit trees and shrubby trans-plant. Plant early potatoes. Spinach sow, alsoRadishes, Carrots, Pai-snlps, Salsify, Beets, Cab-bage plants from diflerent sowings, transplantLettuce plants. Peas plant -the extra early Is thebest. In hotbeds sow Cabbage, Tomato, EggPlant, Lettuce, Radish, etc. Dont be deterred Inyour operations for fear of loss by change of tem-perature, but have at hand the means of protec-tion aj^ainst hard weather, or you \yill be behindyour enterprising neighbor. FARM NOTES. Wood ashes *and bone will make grapes ifany thing will. Oats is the great Staple horse food of theworld for all classes of horses. The proper time to water horses is juatbefore they eat, not afterward. A ration of equal parts bran and com-mea
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