The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, December 15, 1873, Image 4
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ir up to look
of her tad,
clothing
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EX-I^ARTra,.
Sacrum* Cclttvj
5 of ytmr October
'. inquire# if aalt or "1
On^ofw 3j$6 of your October ^number,
state If aaltXe applied ia sufficient quan
tity, it will effect ualy destroy it. 1 bed a
patch of not grass and, u an axpcriinent,
emptied about a half bushel of ?alt on a
?pot of it, spreading the lalt to a thick
ness of about one inch, eorering thereby
about one yard square of the surftoe w
wttu a grub
ly dug. In
soil. ?Soon
the grass was thick and luxuriant Tfc
JT. ^-^fOiepla*
the sal
abcatr
solved the salt diffusing it in tho soil.
with ? grabbing hoe had the plat thorough
rith the
afterwards ;ah<3sri'
incorporating the salt with
was about'the lat of ApriL I men
tion the season, because I think tho time
when tho application ia to be made may
have some iuflueuoe. fjhe grass waS killed.
The nuts absorbed the salt, and were com
pletely pickled by it, salty to the taate, and
their germi acting powers entirely destroyed.
?It is now October, and from that time to
this, not a spiir of ant grass baa shown
jStasn zsr* ?e"
t ?' / 7?-.
in several ndu of
of oat grW- It did nW prove
but a juicier
Asms, when
a moment in the hot oven.
Allowing the steak to hsat but a
on each nil* helped ifto retain alt
juices, and patttng on the salt the last
rnent after ift ?ras on the platUr
iuicTO
PftOPAOATIWQ vj It RAN HTM R.-A correspon
dent of tbe Rural Home girt* this meth
od df propngnting geraniums:
"In otarting cuttings, t c&i a bo* say 4
or 5 inches deep and 2 feet by 18 inehen io
sin. I then fill th? fcox with light garden
soil, coarse saw dust, and coarse sand, well
mixed together. Now I take ft sharp
knifk and cut off limbs nearly As largo ss
my little fittger. ? 1 than mate a hole io
the dirt, and put h? the cutting 2ot3
bohes deep, pressing tf?o dirt firmly about
the bass and putting thorn 8 to 4 inches
rt, until the box is full ; then water
one timo, keeping the box in tho
They should only be watered
top of the box seems to "
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according to now , assy the wa
rf when yon pour water
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I 3 9. Postal c int .flgfl
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r the mighty roar; .?$%? Yoeenite,
leAyi
to each Yearly Tim
Monthly Magixine.
Header*, just thii
of Niagara and Yoeemite.
"Dienepieturns ?p? vl
AVof Wing enshrined __
our botaMt They will be
snheeribere on receipt efth .
ccnts for postage, with four full ?tM and ed
hoTTir^ in *\ inorienshot
these Invaluable illustration of art
and no potsoaoft ?MHbIHMI
<0 be whboat the fli
n greatly enlarged, aad
of Prof
l?o*rF.?Urd,efthe8iaithaQ0i? Institute
,?? ?Kkor?t* PWFWWM of it* intentions
or oolor.
ftrm la its dev
MideaTo*
tounder. 1_
that national
oftheUaieai ?(??? ___
?M enemy of vrrong, whether i? the Prjrab)lnen
party or in aay other. It defbndait# convic
tiona to the extent ef It* ability : but in lta mvti
columns it remaaabar* that it* idMin Kara a
??? sec both sides of wtry controversy
ami to get the whole troth of every question,
whether it tells for or againet tha political the
^And finally, THETRIBUNhokUMhiaft awl
?ra of journalism which is now dawning moat
ha distiagniahed by deceary otitin-ua.au, candor,
of statement moderation in debate. It eaehewa
tha coarse invective and rulger inimlwpi? whiohj
h.ire to often marred the political cont
of tha peat; H avoids alander and t
quarraU j it la a paper far gentlemen rndladii
fit for the parlor, the study and the home
tide, rather than the barroom. In its editorial
department it demand* the pens of many of the
abieet, moat thoughtful and most brilliant wri
teTOwhomUe.newapaper profession has yet
produced; aad it constantly alms at a higher
literary standard, and a aider and wider cul
ture.
THE WEEKLY TUIdUNK contains a careful
summary of aawa, ft very largo proportion of
agricultural uuormatioa, a carctul selection of
literary and miscellaneous reading, and tho
cream of tha oorreepondenoe aud editorial mat
er of tho daily edition.
GRANITE and feM
SPSr "GLASS WANE,
Ever brought to env market in thia State.
? My goods are bought with groat care, under ray
I personal super Aron, and from tlieflatterlngpet
i ronagel have had bettewed epon me, I ssiian
that my patrons have found it to their interest
to bey from me. I guarantee to sell at prices
mach below those charged in Camden aad slee
Partiea v lei ting Columbia are eoid tally invit
ed to call and examine my stock, which they
*<i ...I
?? when you caa ear* 36 per. eeut .
MT1 8ttl^|ii|<>j|w?tew ? ateftlaft
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ft BRO.
WJ^V^R *
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ERY" having
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OOH8I8IHO m VAKI Of
bacobi, pW^yHSr^)fe^
LARD,
FLOUK, *&'?
L" BUTTER, .. i,c
CHEESE, : JL :~r^7
MOLASSES,
CHOICE HAMS
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
h-V TT ' - STARCH, Vx
TBAftftti
PICK1J5S,
r JELLIES,
*? .. Z candib& ; -
BOOTS,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Coats Pnnta, Vests'
Calioocs, Hardware, Cutlory,
Chewing Toabooo,
i,,3X . t. ?-and an?
ENDLESS VARIETY
O*
GOODS.
"Purchasers will find it conduciro to
their interest to patronise Our House.
[ V ' '. t N- B. SMITH k BRO.
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C. F. JACK80NT
THR LEADER OF -
>W PRICES,
HAS JfOW RKADipgNK OF THE 7
STOCKS OF MY QOOOS,
TOHS UNDBR8IGXKD. WHO ft A3. FOt
M. ?**?ral yaare, supplied Cawden awl Vicin
ity ?fth .took, beg* leave to aaao.net that i?
about thr?e f|ll|4| ?fl) Msfifrip Cam dec
with a large drove of - M
^ Fj3Tj(|U& A
They have beeri ??rc<te-l wKW a new perticu
?...
Uaeevjr stock beroflflip
oettl*' J A. AbS^C&O.
'??$?T?iri'??;v 'm
Oongraree ?Iron Works.
p^vCX5LUMBIi^pl
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
< ?? '?r--'2kd*x
V 3U0AE CANS MILLS.
un or i'iucks.
8 RoUom 14 lichee diameter, ??+*.
8 " 12 ?? ?? 80.00.
1 % s us #&2| ?
1 " 10 " " I fio.oo
AVkitc prices complofo with fume. Without
frame, $10 lesson each mill. 1
8t?un Engines, Hotter*, TortaMe GrUt MMls,
Circular and Muley 9aw MIlTs, Mill Gearing of
all kinus nMI? le order. tflcvB ami BraaeOuat
lag* on short n?ba
Oil. <Jearing copetaully mi hand, of the fol
'V'fro1! wWl ^^ '40 ??
Iron aad Braas 0?*inb? o\dl descriptions
made to order. ^ Y
Aati-frietion plates and batldtaf Cotton
at Rnifowd
Depot here. .< ?
aOTWorka toot of Lad/ Street, opposite the
Qraearille Freight Dtpot. '.W \
i. f '? ?? ?? ?l*.1 ii ? ?* ? n< i in
Steamer Llllingrton.
FAJST FREIGHT ACCOWWODAtlO*.
Wl L x?xjaro m lot.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULR OF TH?i
iCAMftfcN AnnQMMOQAr^, TEAH^
^ South Cai
toOotumhia, Mondays, WwBtadyindl
ibla
>IWI Columbia at 1.&0 a, m,
arrive at Camden ?tai...isr>^y^a>jf ?' *?
<? TTLdBi V 1
8, B, Piokus. General Ticket agent,
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CHANGE OF SCHEDVLBOFtH* W--;
COL. & AUGUSTA KAIL BO A. **
Tn bfJu! Kj^vTsctcfSJlrwYl^SIn
|TO?ff?et at 3.26 a. *., Monday, TUtuteM
DAT KXntM TUIN?MlLT.^i A.
Leave Wilmington 6.70 A. w.
arrive at Florence 11.90 A.-W.
arrive at Columbia >ea ??taiM??4?e
Leave Columbia 7.26 a. m.
arrivo at Florence _ 11:30 a. m.
arrive at union depot WUaia|ten 6.16 p. a.
XiaOT EXPHKaSTAAtS?DAILY, SCKDATS K*CSrT8V.
arrive at Anputa - 8.20 k m,
!.e*ve Augusta .... 5.50 r, U,\
arrive at Columbia 10,35 r,
arrive at Florence 3^0 A* H
arrive at union depot Wilmington 8.00 a, n,
L^ave union depot Wilmington 5,46 r. v,
arrive at Florence - 11,26 P, v,
arrive at Columbia I,"i a, M.
Paseengars arriving at Columbia oi. the T.tJe
a. m. train, arrive in Richmond at 6,20 a. at,
the following day, Washington 12,60 p m, Hew
Tork? 10,88 p. m;*v k
The train leaving Columbia at 7,26 a m. oen
nects with the Camden tnun at the crossing,
r n.l makes doee connection at Florence tor
Charleston.
Thoee taking the10,86r. u tram from Colom
bia, have choice of router at Wddon, either by
the Bay Line, arriricgin Baltimore at 8,00 a ?,
or by the all rail line,{viaRichmond,) arriving
in Baltimore at fi,80 a, m.
1 tf J.iS. A>DEBS0N. Gen 8u?t.
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GRKJBNVILLE & COLUMBIA K. R.
1
Passenger trains run daily, Suudays except
ed, connecting with tiains on Soath Carolina
Railroad up and dewn, with traiaa going HorA ?
andSoutli on Charlotte, Columbia. & A ague la
and Wilmington Columbia & Augusta Railroads.
Leave Columbia at 7,16 a m
Leave Alston "... 9,06 a m
1 Mure Newberry., 10,40 a m
leave Cokeeberrj 2,00 p m
leave Belton ~ ? 8,60 p m
arrive at Greenville 6,80 p in
DOWN.
Loavs Greenville.... ??%eaeee a*e a*? ??????%e??
leave Belteu.. ..... 9,80 A m
leave Ctkesherry 11,1* a m
leave NewUrry
Leave Alston 4,20 p
arrive at colutabisu .........
;i Anderson Branch, and Moe RMLaa Dtv
leave W Jlhalla 5,45 a m
leavhffhrry^Ue 6,26 a *55
leave Pendleton 7,10 a 1*
leave andarson 8,10 a m
OF SCHEDULE Of THBf 1
8. 0. HAIL ROADi
Coixxbia, 8. C., Sept. 56, 11751.
;ob or acrtFDULE to uo mo ir
on ud ?ftarfiund?y tba 28t h i n.t.
?iWf?n mAis. ,-V (jj
.M.tKt************..** &.80 A* II*
at...- 1 10 P. H.
?.oo a. ?
1.46 r. m
iprkss. I
IMObATlOX TBA IV.
, K? axceptad,} K Hi b
Loat* Colambla At 7.18 r. n
arrlra at Cbarlasi MS Atvm***!* *???????* S.4fi A* A
Uat# Charlotte 7.10 a.*
arrWo At Oblvtthio At C.16 r. M
CAMpKft ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Mat* Canutes At
Afl ivA it Coluwbi* At 8.40 A. M . *1
At ??.??.................., 10.4 f. H
!*<.? 8.26 r. u
HURT LINE SCHEDULE.
IABIjOTTB COLVKBIA k AtOtBTA K. R. C*.
Columbia S C, Juot 18, 1878.
iN AND Altar Mon-lay, Juna ,2fltb, lt7t,
f tba fbllovring ??hadulo will ba mi btbt jr
i road, -'f V''* '4
?otko VOATV. *
Traia So. 8 Trala Na 4.
I*btb August a 8,6'J A to 6.60 f ba
Uajra OraaitaviUa 4,4ft fc* f8.68 to ?'
Arnr* At Cafrmbia #8,98f^B' 10,47 ) a
I<aat? ctlumbia 8,42 in
Arrtva At ahartotta J8,17 ^C
I-wjre OrABiUvilU 4,46 aj4
ArHra At Cafambia * ?
f^*Tt ctlumbia 8,48 Ww
,87
OOIHO BOVTM. . 1 ? -
Train No* tr?la Kb I,
T/Abtb oharlott* 4.90 B to
Arrtf ooltimbia &.80 a in ??*...
L?ti ?olui>ibiA *9,4n b n? 8.18 ? m ]
I<?avA Qranitavill* 1,1'Jpa
ArrivB ?? Anguata J2.00 pa ?,? ipl
?br?akfa*t. Jdrnnar. fauppar
Standard tint* tdn' aitnutaa alowar lllfca WHIP
iMfeoo, aix faster than oolambia. ? ?
Both #6u(k bound train* stake aloaa coanaat
loa at A ugnfttA for all poiatB marti aa<t
?uSKZ,?*!' 2.7-SttJii
^wntl QOnn, AMI WfH
h? Faaaangare leaving oolumbla an ittliiMPH
: m *A
Ip l?triiilwrf, 7?in p ?i I
7.00 P m. New York 10W p a the fotliaXf '
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KINARD * W1LST.
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