The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 19, 1906, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricu
Ltural Dep
THE LAN<
artment.Co
DASTER NEWS, DECEW
lored Farmer Hard Hit
Fire.
[BER 19, 1906.
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The Cotton
Reason why Fa
not Become
and Sell on
Market.
Situation Labor
irmers Should largest I
Frightened ty Tir
a Declining going t
in Chesterfield. Dor
to VI
farmer in the Coun- ai 1
ed of Negroes?Is da*
, ten
o Try White Im- dr
donroe Enquirer : Wm. !
nald, colored, of Jack:
unship, his dwelling t
its contents by fire last S
t afternoon. Among the c
18 of the house was one h
id dollars in currency. Willi
Ac- m ^
son ?
md i
e| 3C
3KHUAL
) DA
Y \
From Mawufftctun
Even if the cott
proye to be as lai
ernment's estirai
000 bales, (here c
migrar
srs' Record. Cheraw
on crop should and Couri
rge ai the Gov- wjth i}ie J
ate of 12,500,- responden
teed be no fear James A.
t'l il r .1
its, an<
ex<
special in the News RW
er : "In, conversation ?cc
Jews and Courier's cor plH
t a few days ago Mr. a r
Watson. Cl\esterfield ?ui
i)..
l a'l ot his family, with
jeption ol a daughter, w
ay from home when the
mrred. His daughter
iving the organ and hear
oaring noiee above her rus
t to find the roof in flau
r?~ i. i,-i : iu?
the V
ere ^
fire J
was J
J
lied m
nes. ?
iAL ^
i 5
j I "
on tne part 01 in
world's ability tc
good price. It v
aster based on a
prebend the worh
tion if the South,
this large yield,
f uL*o f rv uol 1 1 to /
e oouin 01 mo county's I
? absorb it to a most proa
pould be a dis- (.e(j (hat h
failure to com families ol
i's cotton situa- .next ship
frightened by (Jherlestoi
should under discussing
nn nn n do . !\f^
largest planter, ana a
linent citizen, announ ',a(
e hoped to get several 1
f immigrants from the
load that arrives at
1 early in January. In Se
: the labor situation
luro uui|i u*'Uiu ttiiivc iur
i reached such a headway, t
was impossible to save a
ng from tlie building.
rgeant Jennings, of
Christian Crusaders, M<
with Bad Accident.
11 1 o
? Fu
sri CI
irnitun
othing,
3 i
?' > ft
t
VWUV t) w OVI I no V
clining market.
place, a very lar
SoutheriVcotton li
ly damaged ill
unfortunately, by
provisions of cont
be used for deli
Vi? c% ltir# >V tiini
In the firs "I will
ge amount of with negr<
as been serious- this year,
quality. This, Hies ol ne
virtue of the may renu
ract sales, can i with me si
iveries in New ?11 rid,:.
Jli auiu*
no longer be devilled
a labor as 1 have seen !
There are several fam bin
groes on my place that jav
lin. They have been aft
everal years and are Mr
rir -At. ?rn as irnrifl nm
Sumter special in the Col
i State: Sergeant Jennii
v was badly fractured Mon
ernoon by a carriage tonj
Jennings was on a bic;
it ilia ilpiour nf flip rorriaoo
... t U r
rigs' J
day 1
yde J Big StOCfc
(llH ^ WM1 MM 4-VklXI
iderwe
: to select fron
A M M 1
ar j
i. Don't 5
York market ai
used to depress tl
ton. But real c
for the needs of t
none too plentifu
sate to say that t
absorb every bale
. . I ??'
id in this way a3 ai)y no,
10 price of cot- Hut the 1
iOtion suitable hands are
ha spinners is i am tem
il. It is quite quit larm
he world could than be b<
> of good cotton und?
" i ? nvwv%
^ro labor one can get. noi
'floating' negro farm cat
worse than useless and th<
pted to say 1 would am
ling altogether rather plj
Dthered with them. coi
"island that the white thi
t see him. The tongue of
riage struck him very hart
3 chin, crushing his jaw t
ii knocking the teeth oul
ice. He was picked up
n^cious by friends and take
3 Sumter hosnita! where
? m JJULIOO l/JJLIO
the \
i on I always g
)one ?
t of m
un- ^ 1
* il
'he m
uppui t unity.
uaranteed.
^our money back
f you want it.
JL i i^cej ^
that the South lia
duced at a very c
vance over preset
benefit of the gro
cotton world at
mistaken idea for
undertake to "be:
is this year pro [immigran
ousiderable ad- ' nioie moil
it prices, lo the tlie nsgr
wer and to the they are
large. It is a pay. i
the spinner to ton when
:ir" the price oi loreigners
t labor will require su
ey lor their labor than Mi
o, but I am satisfied
worth the increased be;
)ect to be in Charles- sac
the next shipload of tin
comes in and hope to mc
rgeons reset his jaw. Tc
Jennings is not so well,
lie is one of the leading m
rs of the twelve Christian <
lers who have made Sur
eir headquarters for m
niths, and have done a g
>d ay 9
: 1 Williai
titer ^
lany ^
feat J _ _ _
ms-Hugh<
^ASH STORE.
S3 CO |
. A
cotton. In the 1
more disastrous
than to anyone o]
rapid expansion i
consumptive re<j
many mills sold
12 months, with
ong run this is bring bac]
to his interests and pUt t!
see. With the cotton ant
in the world's ftjr. W
uirements, with six htindr
ahead for 0 to year. Hi
consumption ot rolling an
k a number of families de;
hem to work raising ha
1 corn.
atson produces about c^'
ed bales of cotton each
is lard is .jnst slightly *3
d is easily tilled . Tie
al of good here. Mr. Jenn
s a very fine voice and his
nee from the meetings wil
pressing.
if oman Shoots and Kill
Man in Atlanta.
ings
I&be
.. COTTON
B9MPmm?mm
Ipl
HAS IAKEE
[A
couon limy eq
production of gc
ill all probabilit
in excess of it, tl
why the South si
eneil at 12,500,01
world needs tli
it- I,...11..
ual lo *lio total has 86V(?r<
>o.l cotton, and above Clu
y considerably take care
leie is no reason families c
houlJ be fright gian farm
JO bales. 1 lie l'bere 1
iftt much, and faction tli
TU~ ..it ; 11 _ ? .
il thousand acres just .
jraw and could easily
of twenty or thirty lit
if the German or Bel de
i laborers. hi
ms been more dissatis- he
ds season with the lie ri<
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 1G.?
1' John G. Dodgen was ft
ad early this morning wi
illet hole in tlie back of
tad, on the landing of a
jtta street lodging house.
s TQ
his
Mar
MBLE DDW1
(WARD | ?
?
iiccua 'I Uduiv,
in Iliis country <
having a phenc
trade at exceed
prices, and thou
from a narrow,
yiew desire to se
ton :it n titriiro a1
i ihj cuiiuii niiiiM ?ro labor
md abroad are eral lar^e
>menally active ed themsc
ingly profitable ! Watson, i
gh they might is phuile
selfish point of mav j,avc
e i lie raw cot- laborers.
I ii n ' i w 1111 1 < 1 uiill
than ever before, bev.
planters have express, ru
lyes much as lias Mr. hi
and before another crop bi
d Chesterfield county sh
a number of foreign w
to
Mrs. Willie Stamper,
ns the house, admits ki
m, but alleges that he tri<
eak in the door and thai
iot him through the closed
hen he persisted in his ef
enter. The police authoi
wh? X0 keep u
llinn , T
?(j t0 us cash, 1 c
t she figures for
door
Forts _
rities jVIc
p with the staple t
lm going to make
your consideratior
tenolia Flc
:hat brings i
some close
i : |
)ur
futher enhance t
?Manufacture rs'K
*e broader men
> that this w<
be an in.)in
it. The N<
<1 ele ni e
V" u "U?^? I
heir profits, ihe ;^a
ecord is sure that (iroftt hll|
in tra?le reooc- s- (
* AlliatiH, W.
>ll!d ill the long was restored
. i . )ii> nanu s
y rather than a ,liul St Vltl,
3 W York cotton- trontmeiit In
a last resort
lit. the curse of I nioice n
? iK
de Happy for l ife. 1]
|>j>in?ss mute into tin- home ot til
school superintendent, at :t.
Yo., when his little (laughter
1 Iron the ill emit ul complain
He sn\s: "My little <1 inij^litor i
s' Dance, which yielded to no
nt K'ri w steadily worse until as Qf
we trii <1 Electric Hitters: and
> saw three hottle- eft", . ??< 1 ?
nvever, are 01 I ho opinion
le man was killed in the i
id his body was throw n ou
hp Npwq 1)oes ,iol> 1>ril
110 liOllO for others,
in't we do yours? ? ? ? 1
that
louee _ ,
, Hest by testdard
weight.
iting Cooking Stc
Why cheapest. V
7 7 them too ch<
?52.oo per sack, 98 ]
All groceries at be
Dves cheaper by 52.<
Vhen it comes to sh
sap. And on dress
1.1 : 1
pounds stan>ttom
prices,
no than the
loes, we sell
goods, it is
A.J
o
n trade
ations o
ving to
remenc
dative
ot he pe
the So
, . , ii complete
, w hich under for nervous
f the Co'ton Ex- we,llf
uiiUtina, (i
the ''bear" ele- O.iwt'or<l Ui
. Price 5()0.
lous power over
cotton market, 8ubsor
rmitted to create
uthern spot mar* _ *
cure." Quirk, sure cure
coni}>)aint<i. general debility. W
ne?s s. impoverished blood and g
uarantred by .1 F. Mackey, Co. I
ros., and Fnndrburk Pharmacy. *
ibe to The News.
jvery, Livei
Livery!
TViahrrVi rlrvinn- o vo 11 ir-irv
abionibiimg
don't mind ?
buy notions,
ably surprise
(
ffAA/1
LUC JJIlCCh \VC 111 it K
retting down when p<
Hats?If you want
id come to see us.
CLOTHING
>e. nna we
sople love to
to be agree- 4
'
WVhat to ]
The best fee
crnori oats anrl
tu It.
give en<
colt as fa
Feed Colts. ?'' Tht
enough t
the time
ii for the colt is is twice i
hran. smvh WmI- it >?????
hi uruMmry mure win
r>u?ih milk to push the ^
st as it ought to be push
> colt usually does well ?
or the first month. By b
it is two months old it ^
as heavy as it was when ?
untl hitu no > it<l
X UV/U^II UWlll^ U 1
very business, we are d
lined to do even better,
resent stocks of Vehicle)
lorses are being suppler
y handsome new carriage
uggies and stylish
driving and Saddle Ho
^Our ^ y?u wa
5 and jacket and a
jnted will amaze y
sand Think of ;
from $2.00 t
rses. Come at c
1
nt an odd coat, ovei
11 this kind of good
rou?in fact, dumfoui
an overcoat, the very
o $4.00.
>nce.
coat, ladies'
s, our prices
nd you.
best quality,
lace's Farmer,
giving it enough
when it begins
it plenty. Don
giving the colt
it has once bee
" ? ? ?; v ^ i
Commence by perhaps
to nibble at, at ci Hence, i
to relish it give it forwar
't be afraid of ditional I
too much alter ing bette
ome accustomed bran.
" I ????n IIW IUV71 C7 OIIU
less milk than at first, g
f you are tfoing to push t!
(1, you must give it ad il
feed, and there is noth- y
r than ground oats and
Our livery establishme
oing to be second to no
he State, and don't you f<
:! Come or send to us 1
ou want the best, up-to
ivery service.
HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE
nt is
ne *n *
org'*1 _T |
when V ^
-date
in
CO. I
3. Edwa
Bennett's Old Stai
rds
id.