MACON COUNTY, NC -- NEWSPAPERS -- CULLASAJA CALLINGS, SEPT 1891

CULLASAJA CALLINGS (Local Affairs) PUBLISHED IN THE FRANKLIN PRESS, Sept. 23, 
1891 - Vol. VI, No. 27

CULLASAJA, MACON CO., NC

- The swine plague or hog cholera has been quite fatal to the razorbacks in
this locality. Bidwell & Co., and their employees have lost 80 head. Mr. S.A.
Bell lost a fine Poland China boar and a few others. I think the disease might
be prevented by proper sanitary precaution, just as in typhoid fever, but when
once started it's good-bye pig, though I do not pretend to understand hogology
or to be a hog doctor. 

- Geo. Bidwell now sends to the Co. store for paregoris, cordial, etc., with
instructions to the clerk to charge it to Pap's account. It's a girl. 

 - Dr. Lucas is putting in a forty-horse power Leffell water wheel. 

 - Fodder pulling is the order of the day. 

J.A. Deal

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