The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 05, 1906, Page 2, Image 2
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Agriculture
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Farm Work.
Progressive Farmer.
Any crops Unit yet remain
gathered should he gotten i
once. To remain in the t
longer will tesult in deter
tion. The early frost and
continued rains in October t
ed great 1< as to our pea and
tonseed crops. It will be
part of wisdom to save all
peas possible, though mam
them are unsound. Peas
be scarce and high another 3
The farmer who has pea
plant and to sell will be f<
liate indeed.
* * *
It is now loo late to so v s
grain with any degree of ceri
ty of making a lull crop, y
will pay to sow rye on llie
on which we intend to t
thai increased yield of corn
year; also for spring graz
The roots ol i he rye will liiei
fill the soi 1 with millions of
gry mouths taking up the i
hie fertility which would 1
out during the rainy spell
winter and be lost if the 1
were left uncovered. The
will Hold this fertility and
it to the corn crop next sji
and summer when it will b
badly needed.
* *
Rather than have no whei
all. it mav be well ev*?n no
sow a piece of well prep
land il tins is done as <[uick]
possible. Willi a favorable
ter tlie results may be sati:
lory. It is now too late to
winter oats. It will bo b
to prepare laud intended tor
and sow in sprints oats in
ruary or Match, according P
cation. The Hurt oat and
Rust l'rool are both good sp
oats, especially on good 1
We do not know the name o
oats that will make a good
on poor land. It any one <
please advise in !
* * %
In localities where fall
winter plowing is pract
every nice day in Rece
>uld lind the plow runni
e good two-horse chilled
disc plow, set to run ,ji
e deeper limn over befo:
?,er the holidays there ma
"Mich good weather thai
of plowing for some I
avy clay lands a <
omw will he worth i
n it will be next
'arch.
* * *
ho time to fix u
bibles. Make
,rm for t he stoi
aks in the roofsi
food to carry
< winter when
dry than whe)
.ie weather. T
, for many reano
he manure possib
j an extra quantit}
{ ..??i corn field next spring,
must feed I he st ick, ho di
waste the manure. Fertil
will f>e higher next year than
are thin; besides, many p<
aro going to buy more than
to put under cotton and pos
some other crops, (jet ahet
THE L
il Department.
lber these people by saving more farm
manure than ever before to supplement
your commercial ferti'izer.
The results will justify the
u'? work required,
in at * * *
ields December is the hog killing
iora- month in many sections, as it
the should be. Iiogs should be fat
aus enough to slaughter before the
cot- very cold weather set* in. It is
the always better to kill hogs in methe
dium cold weather than to wait
y of until cold freezing weather. Ilogs
will intended to be killed should not
rear, be fed for t wenty four hours bes
to fore killing. They will butcher
>rtu- much better for not having been
ted.
We cannot refrain from makmall
ing one other suggestion, and
Lain- that is: be sure to clean the hea ls
et it and feet well. Many men just
land give the feet a twist and the nose
nake n kick or stamp with the foot
next and expect the women to do the
ling. rest. It. is so much easier to
rally clean well when you are at it.
hun- * * *
solu- We prefer to kill one day and
each cut UP and salt the next day.
a f\i I T _Q tllonf U A f oolf l f in iiaU
o \/i v; ou |'i^ uvj v/i omij u ia iiiuun
land cheaper 111 ah pork. Salt well
rye and put away in a box or dark
give place where tlies cannot reach it.
ring Mr. Troutinan's recout articles
ie so in The Progressive Farmer have
so nearly covered the ground
that we will make but low sug.it
at nestiins as to curing the meat,
w making sausage, etc. The meat
tred i should lie in salt troni four to
ly as bve wcoks, and then be smoked
win- lowly, without heating, until
sfac- the job is thoroughly done. Tastes
sow differ as to the degree to which
eller ' should be smoke 1. II for famoals
'b' u-e, then smoke Ihe way you
Feb- like best. If lor m irket, study
o lo 'be wishes of your customers
an 1 smoke accordingly. As to
rimr sausage, we suggest that you
and. weigh all meat and also the soaf
tho 80,,iuK. Then all your sausage
crop will be seasoned alike. Two
does, pounds of salt to one hundred
pounds ol meat is about right
and other seasoning to taste.
. T..aiao .i;ivar !.;? v.
"o'* 1 miuwi All una rra|JCVl. r ur
iced ins,a"oe* 8?me want a good deal
ml>or w''*'e others want none
, Some wa.it 6ausage so hot with
plow pepper as to remind the average
].t t person of the Jap's attack on
?e I'ort Arthur, while others want
v not I on'-v :I traf,e. Suit your household
will "r y?ur customers in this respect;
lime we'"l1 the <jumtity ot each inlav's
>-,,vdieut ami there will be r.o
much ,ur,^rr guessing as to quantity.
Kel - '^ |X ' seasoning well with the
meat before grinding; then the
grinding will mix still further?
lt belter than is possible in any
p the , J
. other wav.
them
* *
cli ,,
Now is a good time to I set out
i. It
me strawnerry plants. Sot out
Ht"( k at least 1,000 plants for an
^iey ordinary family. Have them
11 of three or four varieties early,
his is medium and late. Do not reMs
serve all your best laud tor cot'e*
ton, but take a part of it lor your
r f?r fruit trees, vines, etc.
You ? *
o not Attain, have you arranged for
i/ers putting out cabbage plants as
they NvaH sti'^geated in last mouth's
. "Suggestions?"' Now is the
''' ' time to set them out if you are
<>V(,r to have earl v cabbage next spring
sibly Manure the land heavily. Do
id of not bo stingy with it.
ANCASTER NEWS, DECEMBER
Til IE above picture of che
man and fish is the trade- ,
mark of Scott's Emulsion,
and is the synonym for
strength and purity. It is .sold
in almost all the civilized eoun- 1
tries of the globe. (
If the cod fish became extinct ;
it would be a world-wide calamity,
because the oil that comes 1
from its liver surpasses all other ;
fata in nourishing and life-giving i
properties. Thirty years ago
t he proprietors of Scott's Emulsion
found a way of preparing
cod liver oil so that everyone can 1
take it and get the full value M
the oil without the objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
best thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate ,
people, and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength. *
S?n<i for frca anmph.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chemists
40?-<ll VUAMt. T1KKT, SIW TOBK
50c. ami ft. 00. All tlruptKUta.
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Notice to Taxpayers. '
The Treasurer's Books Will be open
for the collection of taxes without '
penalty from October 15th to Decern- "
her Slat, ltMMi
I.KVY As FOLLOWS: [
State ? Mi lis
County 5 "
Special county l'a "
Constitutional school tax . H "
Total over county 14 la "
Local K K. tax (villa Creek 5 "
" " Cane " i .. "
" I'leas Hill J "
I.OCA I. SCHOOL TAXES.
District Nos 5, 112, 4tl and
Jones X Roads 2 Mills
District Nos. 2 and 24 J "
12,17,2:t, at?,4n 4 "
H8 5 "
14 5^ "
40 ... 7 "
All taxable polls $1 (10
J. K BLACKMON,
<,'ouiity Trea-oirer.
The World's Best Pianos,
Superior Organs,
fur the Home* or the Churches at low
prices and oil easy lerms. A MOOD
HOLIDAY I'ltK.-KNT ran he liad
either of a piano or an ortran on easy
terms at a special price at M AI.ONK'S
W rite at once to
Malone's Music House,
COM M III A, S. <
for catnlojfs, prices and terms.
Livery, Livery,
Livery!
Though doing a rattling goodj
livery business, we are determined
to do even better. Our
present stocks of Vehicles and
Horses are being supplemented
by handsome new carriages and
buggies and stylish
Driving and Saddle Horses.
Our livery establishment is;
going to Ik; second to none in
the State, and don't you forget
it! Come or send to us when
you want the l>est, up-to-date
livery service.
HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE GO.
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Tho NOU/Q ,)()hk.Jo1) Printing
j 1 llu lluIIU for others. Why
J can't we do yours? ??????
L 5, 1906.
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COTTON HAS Ti
TUMBLE I
To keep up with the <
us cash, I am going to
figures for your consid
Magnolia
Best by test?$2.00 per s;
dard weight. All groceri
Cooking Stoves cheaper
cheapest. When it conic
them too cheap. And 01
astonishing the prices \
don't mind getting down
buy notions. Hats?If yc
ably surprised come to se
CLOTH
If you want an odd co;
jacket and all this kind c
will amaze you?in fact, c
Think of an overcoat, t
from $2.00 to 54 00.
Come at once.
J. C. Ed
in Bennett's O]
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lire, I
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wear f
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mity Prices ?
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>taple that brings
make some close
[eration :
Flour
ick, 98 pounds stancs
at bottom prices,
by 52.00 than the I i
:s to shoes, we sell
i dress goods, it is
ve make. And we
when people love to
>u want to be agreec
11s.
;ing
it, overcoat, ladies'
)f goods, our prices
lumfound you.
lie very best quality,
wards
Id Stand.