The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 23, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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nr inrair
If 1 (
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tural Dspz
4 It n CltAiral use itilrom t
1HE LANC
ton t<
irtment.
the c
~~ first <
he time of nlanling
!ASTER NEWS, MARCH
) get up to start weeder
Lrive right on ; it will hel|
otton to get up and hill thi
;rop of gra-s.
odor if mil aro a furmor
23, 1907.
, Proceedings of the Me
> the Colored Teachei
B sociation-^-Plan to
Rural Schools.
etingof one, if the Slate
rs' As- one- We shall
Help oounfcy hoard of
make an approprn
teachers will hudi
does not give ^
appeal to the
education to
ation, and the
olement if ne
minvTT anaj
and the
TheW eeder anc
are what you
ing Cotton to ]
F-vn^nsiup Fr
'"V unlil Mhu fir
flOe. for.it if satif
- Thii was I
I the Harrow In t,w n,eaI1
Need-Hoe- jthe
Kill Grass is af'er talki"
,1K,..A "Rrtw fa ?!-and f
8t o! June, and pay arul i
tfactory. use o
four or five years ago. thee
itime we have noted else,
ince of others, and hard
g with an Alabama mule
retting his experience in a
.a J ? ? *"V.
-our land is suitable to th
?t the weedet, get one?fo
hildreu's sake, if nothinj
It will save them many i
day's work. A boy and
i will desCrny as much gras
day as a dozen boe hands
>
e
Reported for Tne News.
Th? Lancaster Count]
^ era' Association for
%
youths met March I61I1
Institute Chapel. It wai
attended. Prof. Hanks
ceesary. The uea
be the tbird Satur
j Teach- M D
colored M
, in t; e _
. i OneofTillm:
* largely
gave us
y t-* a 1 r>
ct meeting will
d*y in April.
Lee, Clir'm.
an'sjokcs.
i_i > p i- \ 1
and a Mule a
Dozen Hoe
Mr. Broom's 3
Progressive Farme
Messrs. Editors
portance to increa
-T,r . we (leterciiu
re Worth a w
W e were
Hands-Try o( v?ioU9 f?
Plan. . ,
we asked *
labor-saving
T xt 4 - farm. "Th
: Next iu im- .. ,
. , . with erophai
sine the Yield . , T. ,
ied to give it a trial. Wit!
discussing the merits row,
irm implements, and and <
'hat was the greatest are r
c tool he had on his
e weeder," he replied,
lis. He said that it Ui
i the use of the weeder, hai
and expanding cultivators
other labor-saving tools, w
unnitig our farm with hal
orce we formerly required.
T. J. W. Broom,
lion Co., N. C.
ail interesting address
have been set forth to
' the length o> school teni
I rural districts by mean
help. People may expe
their hands in their po
supplement the funds be
.3 i < u.. _ .
ria??s trrom me uruo
increase Senator Tillmai
ns in the ing a recent quar
8 of self- aocieft.
ct to put "Those men thi
cketa to of mud at each c
More the smiling, "aud m
- ofi?/-?Lr- T t txrnu
Kmuu )
ti was discus sr?l
among Anew
a good deal
>ther" he said,
ost of the mud
uti intaroalinn
per acre in reduci
the cotton crop, i:
cost of cultivation,
matter of unusua
just new to most f;
to the scarcity and
labor. And we d
. nau enabled
ng the cost of . , .
? , hand-hoeing
3 lessening the . ....
, , . hand tbinni
, and this is a . .
, . duced mor<
d importance .
1 . grass, lie 6;
armers, owing . ,
. since begun
high puce ot er
o not hesitate V\
I in r ov r.<
i him to dispense with
;entirely, exceptsome
ng, and this was re
9 tlian half. As to
ec
aid he lisd had none
ling to use the weed
K<
Obst
re About Participants i
imball-Stephenson Trag
ly.
ack Hill special in Chariot!
rver: The report of \h
UCPiiru onu UUII UO rt-i
Many of the trtisiees wt
n ent and are proud of lh<
?" assist tliera in lengthen]
school terms. Our ci'j
are doing good work
e schools in the rural
milQt. not no 'lnotn 1
ttUIIUU ?? O tuv IV ? XV TV WW
)re prea squabble. It rerr
e idea to incident in a Sou
tig their "There were
r schools this .jail. One w
b'i( our ing ? cow. The <
districts stealing a watch,
f/.r i.. Exercising in
-
iitided me of an
them jail,
tvo prisoners in
a9 in for stealit
her was in for
the court vard
to say the cost of
plant up, ami cuhi
reduced one-third,
half by the intellin
proved farm i in pic
Instead of one m
mule in the prep
preparation, , . ,
\;.J , his, and w
vawrn can he , .
^ commend i
or even one- , ,
fieid as a i
:ent use of im- ,
^rass-destro1
mients. , ,
. . 80il4, howev
an driving one . . .
able to ith u
aration oi the , , .
land, and 01
c irutv uunuiiuitiivs ,
. . , liom
re unhesitatingly re.
* inK"
ts use in the cotton ,
rreat labor Favor and .
inter
yer, 1 here are some ,
*i . . niaa
er, that are not suit-.
? Tor i
ve. Un very strong
, , ? p??ir<
i) fresh sfctimnv land
icide at Grifltli9 Su;ida
t, which appeared in Mm
s Observer, was read wit
est here, Kimball haviu
e this h s home until last fal
awhile he was the bicycle r<
for W. G. Reid &, Soi
% them the mass"S of,on
are to be educated. We
^ formed that there will he
lfi mer school this year,
Lancaster teachers' an
(colored) has decided
h
r people I onr. morning one
i are in- tauntingly to the
? no sum- ' What time is ;
hut the "Milking time,
sociation -
to have Take The News.
prisoner said
other :
it?'
was the letort"
'
la ml for planting, li
two, or even lour.
1 wo now, but ara lc
to the time when 1
diive four. We ai
our mule colts to g
er. Again, four i
b.i.l..
e should drive ? wou|(1 n()|
m drive but 0ostiirc,
okkig forward I a pac|(i
ive expect, to ,lallWll0lh ,
re waiting for fron, of
et a li * tie olJ- striii(!h| ac
? itimost al.8o ? fn?ow
1 *1
- ' and
t work satisfactorily (,apa
r soil, in the evfcnt of kjml
rain, a steel lratne
larrow shou'd be run bicy(
the weeder, j:oing blow
ross the rows, and a m(
with the weeder go- .
it was while working in thf
city that lie got into eotn
of trouble with Mr Wi
y, who was also running
ile shop. Ttie two came t
s, but Kimball finding Baile
n-li bett* r mail than lumsal
! The lie
f.
r
Co,
niLtiv necessary ii]
especially where ll)
is brought iuto ust
cheaper than men,r
ers could use mo
than they now pothem
profitably, t
nnt uiiviuf I in v in < r
1 rt'iivv SOUS, 1nig
uiagona
e iiisc harrow .
stir everv pi
}. Miiles are , , ,,
to a deplh <
uid imost farm- .
I terminating
re work slock whj|e in
sess, and use |ulol|)?r rajl]
hough we do
over again a
tlin m lit nrn_ I
ly across. This will ,
"1. , _ . knilc
irticle of the lop soil ?
e . i< i ,3a1^
jf hall an inch, ex
11 i . At <
all grass ana weeds
o, ,, cuts
ie sprout. Should
i lall right away, go
is soon as the ground ,
A ilm
>sorted ' o ins uusiy uniioi
inflicting wounds ilia' pu
jy in ilie hospital lor repairs
me time it was tliouiz.lit tl?
would prove fatal, but h
veil. Kimball was tried ani
ivy fine placed upon him.?
r filial f t*/ui it) a K/\ i ?
* I ^
.The Wilcox
J Cha
>LAA i^bbUKb 1U
& Gibbs liiic
irleston, S. C.
mo Co.,
?*H
vailing prices; tlx
raised on the farm
The matter of th
mule's keep is not.
ered ; lie will leed
drive him at the ri
Haven't vou ret
' is dry eiiou"
ey whould be qM*
1 he point
where needed. in the ,pr(m
e coet of the rooted Kee
to be consid- of Jun0)OI ,
himself il we js illexpedi(
uht time.
grass, or til
dized the need
AM. ' * VM
:li to g?^ on- the 1
is to kill the grass QWU
t or before it ge s 8tree
^ this up until hr8M the
until its further useL w
,nt. It is the May LWil,
e grass that w0UW|Thin
' v???o ?7iv? no ? 11 ' mt
>icycle repair business on hi
hook, at a stand on Depc
t. His place was raided b
constables several times, a
as supposed to be running
id tiger" as a side line.as
cot too warm for him an
w I %
I S . YEAR AI
seasons a
- on good la
9 land and c
a and sandy
TOBACCC
ri
TER YEAR, in favorab
nd in unfavorable seasor
nd and on poor land, on r<
in gray land, on clay lai
land, on COTTON, COR]
), WHEAT and OATS,
le
?
of more horse pow
harvest^ say when ]
be sown and all
work ? And man
failed to get in
thereby lo9t a Inr
valuable hay, not 1
come wnn t
,-er?just alter the farmer t
peas needed to e(j jn keepi
crops needing ]ast year, h
y ? time you i08t our croj
the peas and an(j seeder,
ge amount of iiand tliinni
o mention the i? / >? ."
ne cotton, that gives ji0 s
rouble. We succeed- geem
ng the grass down ^
md we would have wftg
j but for the harrow ably
We lial to do some
ng, but it was quick
lOUght greener fields. 11
ed a peacelul enough felloi
e only trouble he had her
with Bailey, and that prol
was forced on him.
Our ;
have been
ceivable t<
in^r its su
Fertilize
used and put to every co
jst, each year's use confiri
perioritv and value, whil
jrs
K
Tils
t.
value they would
the soil. And one
disc harrow, drh
hand, could have j>
in a day !
This is one of th
which we are work
* J u?uo,
have been to
HOW TO I'K
man riding a
ring four-in- i fie land
utin five acres >)ared 10 a d
inches, the
e wave toward ma''e wi">
ing to reduce sn"*" ',low
n ! J .l I LU
SPARE FOR WSKDER. F(
should be well pre- servi
leptb of six to eight knov
rows laid olf and bed near
i four furrows with knot
leaving a bolt in men
THE DEAD MAN.
>rt Mill special in tlie 01
er: Jim Stephenson, bette
vn as Stinsou, who was kille
Charlotte was very we
vn here. In fact an indie
t is resting against him f<
hundreds <
)- found war
,r chanical c<
I Thirty
other fertilizers have be<
ltirig. When materials, m
mdition and a record of ov
Five Y
en
leer
0
"ears
the cost of product
vides for and mi^i
preparation ot the
ia more ease and p
doinj; for both niai:
NO NEED TO IIOE CO
DOWN OK
What about, hai
r. miuuie. one
ion. It pro
jres thorough tooth 1
noil, and there rows; if it
leisure in the would run 1
i and beast. ]u either ca
iTTON TO KKKI' (lie four fur
A8S? (Jet on top t
lrl nhfinninor .tie! ril\n??t- 1
ana a rain ia.ll, ran aieoi
larrow straight across whil
does not rain, we whis
enghthwise the rows. tow.
se the bed made by mile
rows will be visible. Ii's
)f thin bed with guano ter c
-.1
ceriy conduct here one ni^l
e under the influence <
key. He was a reckless fe
His family lived 3 or
s east of heie until last fal
lather lives in lower Lanca
,ounty. A married sister liv<
for honest
ed, our f
'* the best a
4 the world.
I. vinced of
8* Sold exclusive
?8
,ly made goods are consid<
ertilizers are without dou
til-round crop producers
Try them and become cc
their superior value.
ly by
3ribt
in
>n
how are we to get
hoe hands ? How
be reduced here ?
phatically that in
there be a greater
than in thin mai
chopping of tho co
U,0?MUUlUI,l
a'ong without and put fert
can expenses or three inc
We say em commend tl
110 place can usually put
saving of labor a deep furrt
tter of hand- thrown on i
ttoncron. In roots too loi
1(1 v l ll^ u II Mil (II 1 piUW , 11*" I ?
;ilizer not over two
hoa deep. j We re w
lis because a9 it is g ?
in, at the bottom of ^
?w and a heavy bed rp,
t, it takes the cotton ..
to reach it. I The .ei
IIU W ,
very, Livery
hough doing a rattling go<
ry business, we are dete
_ l l i ^
TKe He
! La
ath-Jones 1
ncaster, S. C.
/AONS/ieaN
Co.,
fact, the hand-hoc:
tirely eliminated.
How ?
Hy using the hur
er at the right tirrn
We kr.ow that
are skeptical as tc
, fertilizer sh
ing can be en- . , , .
a torked hai
cultivator, s
a week or t<
row and weed- ing.
e. When re?
moat fanners ed harrow
(this method, planter; 'hi
Ill *1 .1 1 III HI*
uuld be covered with eg
row or small tooth l?
in 1 should be put in , y
in days before plant y^g,
idy to plant, let fork- Drr
or weeder precede q,
is will leave the land ?
fcju 10 ao even oeuer. ui
,ent stocks of Vehicles ar
ses are being supplement#
landsome new carriages ar
?ies and stylish
zing and Saddle Horse
ur livery establishment
id ft "1
id * THE BANK OF
S CAPITAL.
s* U SURPLUS
ia i 11
? I An v* r* rv? n/i a nr? I
:he Old Reliable." =
LANCASTER, t?i
$50,00(
$50,00(
-i ?
??
ister, S. C. \
XOO. A
>.?. f.
We wereonrselye
that we refused an <
ufacturer of one o
weeders on the ma
a weeder on con
h; so much ho comparative
offer ot a man- good seed-b<
f the leading and is in co
rket to ship us er to do its
dition that we If it raiai
?
gum
ily level and gives a the !
ed to the young plants it!
udition lor the weed you
best work. Iivei
i do not wait for cot- HE
g to ue seconu lo none ]
State, and don't you forgi
Come or send to us whe
want the best, up-to-dai
ry service.
ATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO
If} lA^auo mauc un i
Bt II Collections givei
in & Interest allowed
[e W Your business sc
11 the strongest Bant
veui rotate, at reasonable
i prompt and careful attei
on time deposits..
licited. The oldest, the
: in Lancaster county.
ifiSaNQQOSS
rates. Qj
ition.
largest and ^ ^
*