The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 20, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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Agrici]
iltural Dej
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LNCABTER NEWS, APR
re not seen a vine of cow-j
it since.
f /Ira n/vf fi fK/> laat /a# !!??
I
IL 20, 1^07.
toh
?
How One You
Making a Fo
aFamilyand C
ucation all i
Time.
ing IParmer is Mr. Brooi
rtune, Rearing $5,000 lot
ietting an Ed- $8?000, 0
it the Same JeveloP? 1
lands in t
ly thiu, b
~ ..i~,
J
me has be6a offered ^ie
p his place. It is worth sor
>r soon will be, as he an<
md improves it. The ev<
his Bectiou are natural w0
ut any soil a man can
L MVV MA liuy 1AOV V? Ul OJ
i special time. South of
aewhat earlier might be t
i north a little later; at
>ot, I deem a trial of it ^
rth while.
A. Q. Poo
Halifax co.. Va.
us X Con.umpt?
>eat <Q? Certain rel
any O will result froi
?el1 * ?
o Hope, rest
l. ? Emulsion.
Z A t s r\ n t
on U less deadly than it
ief and usually complel
n the following treatme
, fresh air, and?S<?o
A Ai MA
utfed to be. Y
te recovery o
nt:
Southern Cultiv
A% we travel ai
is, "that we ma;
to see the condil
and the huraau
that we may gari
Hln a piu
a'or* and such
"ound our prayer d? it
V be enabled so ing ifc maJ
dons around us ?S0 ?nd d
force about us, 110 necef;si
ner valuable les- man or
?J? out forth
nr iiiiu vnn uc 1 >vu
men as Mr. Broome
We write this, trust Juj
y encouragesome one to
io likewise." There is
ity for failure, either i
land, it you will only pr,
the ritlil effort. Neitli 1
gs Galore?Lancaster Fi
Wants to Sell 2000 "Er
ties" to Camden Disp
sary.
Dm Camden Messenger.
Tha
' www
irm
np- ~
en- 1
.... inn
>UUI O I 9 | OUU. M1NU 9I<W?
"he Greatest
rwr. in
???+m
????? ?^ r
'RAY
nuns io impart
that which will
tive and helpful
ten it seems tin
he very example
and so it seen
some two weeks
vitod down to M
i? ?ur reauers *
prove stirnula er llle ,na
to them." Of- Perfect, b
?t we are led to in eae'1 ce
?s that we need; I)er'.v dev<
aed to us, when h?wever i
"go we were in- niu8? wiH
e Ron n frortririn ^-ess. Mfl
n or (he land was made rec
ut God has iraplauted a f
>rfain laws that if pro- 1
doped aud carried out, twi
inpromisiug the begin- slu
lead to ultimate sue- Up
,y the year 1907 mark era
* "V V" 1UVIULI JL/igpOUBOiiy
eived the following offer fi
irm in Lancaster :
"We have on hand now al
o thousand 1,2,3 and 4 gal
>ulderjug8. We have bou
these jugs here. They
Dty wiuskev i Ukis Bent thro
?ins J| |
rom
ever
)OUt
5 The A.
are
ii4?h are Hmlv rerei\
j m in
witnessed in Lancast
J. BROOl
/inor thpir finvincr
MViM.
er.
M CO.
anH Sum- ^
to make a talk t
' Farmers' Union
borhood. We w
depot by Mr. J. <
lives nearby, and
history as we ?
him during our v
o a rally of the lho """g'111
,? in (hat neigh. wi,h "S1"
ere met at the
0. Broome, who
. (his is his life's
fathered it from ^on ' ^
isit : Ilia fall, fu" croI> <
ling of many who start the
- methods. ma
* ? to
ant Cowpeas. wa
L
hink of not planting a ty,
>f cowpeas because you ju^
m. - J tf 0 - - - )
express here. If you
,ke us a price, we will be :
buy all you need, and slii]
11 ted."
aucaster is a prohibition o(
and if the unlimited numb'
;s were shipped into lhat cr
can mer Q00(is
p as them before bi
u * Laces and Embr<
irof
>un- We have the best li
'" &
and ask your ii
.lying your spring
rideries. Lawns
ne of these 50 pes. 27-ii
nspection of
goods.
I Lawns!
ich Colored Lawn,
er died when he v
he had to ]abc
support his moth'
ers and sisters; 1
advantages wer<
only getting to g
or two years.
vas quite young; 111,1 1 16
>r hard to help iere
erand his broth- f'1H ^ri" a
lence liis school ^ie P^ow
? yerv limited, l100^ S
, i * to compU
o to school one r
tt ? i i with vine
He worked on
? I ^ 4 ^ J
6eed too high. Ity
seed is scarce plant in Lai
,nd cultivate them with col
or disc harrow.| [One jy
ood seed may be made Qff,
jtely cover the ground We
is it the viney sort is wh
with whiskey in them, t
ncaster is a pretty wet
inty, and blind timers evid
flourish there. Hut the at
er does not state that the .
re shipped into Lancaster v
iskey?only that ''they
hen &??ds over shown ii
drv Prices ranging from
ent" 2c the yi
>ove u
jcin? to 35c the ya
vntli ~ ?
?re T\/r;n.~^,
i the city, worth ?c, our
5 pes. 40-in.
5 pes. 40-in.
ird 25 pes white
ings in figure(
rd. tea, at 10c to
Y T TA4
price 5c.
White Lawn 10c.
India Lawn 12 1-2.
mercerized Waist1,
striped and dot25c
yard.
until after he h
majority ami the
had grown up to
ing; then he mar
out in life for
was a place nearl
and a large anteb
, iii- li i Milieu,
ad reached his _
.i . . Harvest
other children . ,
... t . vines whi
be sell austamried
and started Ve ?W ^
himself. There e I'00'9'
ljy of 400 acres ,HC H * W
.. , house ull t
ellum home up
I hr:ich i
era
the crop of seed and thr
n\ pods begin to turn wo
cutting the viues'ofT at of i
rake up in good size p01
hen well cured stack or the
orether. , the
r111 f nauc unH ri noo wit K T *. i
pty whiskey jugs sent
ough the express here."
uld be a good thing to get
Ihe blind tigers, and the
isary both, but the evih
i blind tigers will not m
i dispensary a good institut
in -LYJLlJLllll^l ^
U
11 We have the goods
rid Miss Minnie Pardue
(lis- pleased to show you 1
? o' you your millinery 21
take
i?n. Dress Goot
/ JLU1 VV^J
\ and at the right prices tc
is in charge of this depar
through and with pleasui
5 per cent, cheaper than y
Is. Shoes ai
l y uuuy.
) please everyone. '
tment and will be
re and ability sell
ou buy elsewhere.
[id Slinoers.
on it, which on <n
mer owner folio*
ton und credit sy
. mortgaged to a
concern and pa
possession. This
ed for two years
A t 41% a , * * _
;count of its lor
,, . a thrasher
ving tno ail-cot- .
i i i of th
stein had been i "
xt ,, , | mechanic!)
Northern loan
, . . ... And solves
ssecl into their
, . .. cheapest
) place lie rent
, j. i oc cowpeas.
lor .+ 125 a year . r
, . ., . You ca
?uu MIIOJ ? |>" 11 ]
or stick. This thrash thi
0 vines improves tlie the
il condition of the hay bm
1 the problem as to the em
method of gathering to
ke;
n well afford to mv I am
ih not staiea now lon^ it t
s Lancaster lirm to gH all
isejugsuor how many v
JKht and shipped to tl
pty. It would be as reasom
say tiiat the dealers in w
y bottles?those wiio buy
nf \r l\nl f I l\<?ii ?L * t l? ?
;ook
of 5 pes. Brilliantine I
1 pes. Champagne I
40 inches wide, at 4S
iem 2 pes. 36 in. Peaud
the 1.25 grade, at 98<
Bis 2 pes. 36 in. black j
up Taffeta Silk, 1.25 gni
r..)i 5 nos Dppr ?sWin Ss
54 in., 49c. When you
Srilliantine Shoes that fi
c. purse both ai
e Soie Silk, for our Ce
- ry Shoe for m
guaranteed Wood Shoe for
ide, 98c. guaranteed.
liiiincrc "I?
A 1
are looking for
t your feet and
t the same time,
lebrated T.D. Baren
and the Sherladies.
All shoes
With US it is a
ai uif f^.urai.1)1
purchased it tor
ot if*200. He ha<
tenant houses up
ing the land
system ot rotatioi
is meeting his p
nlftpp* hoiiiilo* nu<
? "i ?ins ume lie i
the smali sum even ^ i:
< built four good rat'ier ll)ai
?n it, lmprovby
a rationa. -Andersc
'i of crops and
ayment# on the How to
..i,...... j
ier bushel for cowpsas ot
11 do without the crop. w^'
J. C. Stribliug. ,ht
O /1 cer
>n county, S. 0. HQl
? ? ma
Destroy Cow-Itch (1?
T 71
pvj MUliiuo UV/u^llb infill
whiskey, but after awl
ien Kershaw county vote*
> dispensary, as she is alit
lain to do, thou we may h
ne empty jugs to put on
irket also. Empty jups w?
much harm.
iVle* w^e, price 15c.
out ?- :
l(Hf 22 yards 32-inch Sea
aJ"? 20 yards best Calicoe
, 2 doz. handsome plea
5,1 ' 2 doz. white Linen SI
"Feat to ]
Island for
s, reds and blues, for
ted and ruffled mer. Silk I
drts, handsomely tailored,
Pit the Feet."
$ 1.00 i
1.00
^etticoats. . 1.00 ***4
only 1.25
I??> I'".
of stock and tools
run it. i'ersonal
with his biisines
posted on all a;,'r
tions and proble
We were surprise
al education lie is
7 1 11 & I U1 JJ-Clll y
i with which to
ly he is growing r>
7 * Progressiv
>8 and is well . .
,, , 1 read ?
icultural ques ~
... , bower in
ins ot the day. 4C
, ... 'I March 21s
d at the goner
, . wire grass.
i "l vi :.s? h i ni^P I i
V1I1C* w
I
e Farmer. I
i letter from Mr. R. II. i
your valuable paper of 1
t telling how to destroy ?1
It tlii^ should prove iuj:
E. Perry, Man Wj
ed in Chester on Mur
Charge, Arrested in Wa
ington.
Bellin^ham, Wash., April
VV. E. Perry, alias Harry ]
;8ton, was arrested here
mt(jer
Three Doors South
New Postofficef
Plyler B
lvcopcttl UI1J,
A. J. BROOM (
ros. New 1
JOMPANY.
Market.
by reading and k
with all t luii is u<
a9ked him: \\1
made this stitnu11
life?" lie repli
the Alliance whei
teen years old, a
. true, thert
eepniU in touch
? Imve pub
mis on. N> we
, , would be c
i;?t ana when
. . own coin
is come 1111o ins
I , | . i ? ii') 1 li
*'*1 : ''1 joined . ' ,
, . that there
i 1 was onlv six
, , , obnoxious
nd in arms: t lie
? is no one article you nip
11-lit"I for years that wit
>! greater benefit to my Bo
lty (llalifrx county, Ms
[mow from experience hel
is a timo when many Soi
wee?ls and grasses can
lit on a warrant charging
th llie murJer of Langdoi
nzer, in Chester county, S
irch 27, 1905. Ilo is Ik
Id (or instructions Irom
nth Carolina authorities,
ro the foregoing The Si
him j Have you been to s
a 1 If not, you should co
. c we are to serve you.
i,,j, want in Fresh Meat
,, ! fact we have almost
ket. We also handle
summer.
ate
see us in our New Marke
me to see us just to see 1
Let us have your order
s, Fish and Oysters, Poult
anything to be found in a
! ICE and shall be glad t<
t on Main street ?
low well prepared
for anything you
Eggs, etc.?in
n up-to-date maro
furnish you this
discussions tl?en
me to resolve to
myself, and i I
which I have cont
present time."
did not tell us th
tion. He is a v
. i be easily <.
going on caused
. . . only detei
post and inform
I have at
begun reading,
, Mr. Ciowei
lnued up to 1 lie
Mr. Hroome ' r^T'',
, ... I think
is for pubhca,
uselul info
ery quiet and , ,. , ,
ieatroyed it we could ad(
rmine the exact Lmie. a s
> much confidence in W;
r's article that I shall Th
an
.vhen one finds such kil
irmation, it should be me
Is: Langdon L. Boozer
alesman in the store of
plie cotton mill at Ches
e slayer, \V. E. Perry,
operator in the mill,
ling grew out of the sei
nt of an account due by J
was
(jie Phone No. 148.
ter. a====^=5==?
was Barn Destroyed by
Chester Lantern:
ttie- longing to Mr. l)a'
^>er of Wilksburg, was
r-iyier ?5
Lighting, days ago. He
A barn be 111 a some
^id Wade, Cher's Iiouho
struck by ;nuie i'O was
rothers.
had been plowing
distance from his
ana mounted the
plowing to start
unassuming mat
tell you with abm
that he is going t
of the leaders am
ful men of h
Heavens! how f
come in contact
, . nuunsneu
t, but we can '
, , <. * ' vent
Dlute confluence
to become one ? W
* . rroublesor
d most successhad
a niec
19 community. . , 1
. . . . . idly cove
ileasant it 19 to
;4. ,, , from two t
with these hu
to me worm, nonce ry,
ure to give you a meth- <
hich I destroyed the the
ne cow-itch vine. I ry,
e of land that was sol- fer
red by it with vines $0<
to three feet high. It Ki
i ;* i ? ? -1 4 I?
at the store.
[iov. Ileyward offered $400
j arrest and conviction of ]
to which was added the
of an additional rewari
DO by Mr. D. L. Booze
nards, father of the murd<
lightning during the s
f?r day afternoon and b
^er* quantity of feed Bluff '
?f* with it. The stock ,
d ?f the farm when the h
r ?' up and therefore was
jred ? m
itormJMon- bome. The m
lUrued. A ened and dashe
was burned ored farm hani
was out on *be boy's plow
torm came ^ ,r"m the a
saved. caught in the j
dragged for hoi
ule became fright'd
off when a col
d 9tarled to hand
slock to him. He
inimal but his feet
gears and he was
me distance, a ne
man souls that a
climbing one by
of true success ;
hood and charact
and conducting I]
those methods w
tend to upbuild
soil and aericul
? /< ? t nan o" ua'
re "going up,
, , any crop ]
one the round* 1
leveloping mauer
in themselves a^?? V'Q^
heir farms upon a*)uut l'10
hich most doth to Put out
our Southern had ra
Itural intaront around. I
i iv vii?fcou uui annual uu,
[ put on the land,
last of May, four years ca?
yed those vines under Bo
lime they commenced of
new shoots, and after er <
ined and settled the in
rlrillAfl n??B rin it T I fn*
y.
A.n unusual feature of
le was the offer by Mr. D.
ozor of an additional rew
$1,000 to be paid to the s
of Ferry if he should be ki
an attempt to effect his c
o
this Boy's Narrow Esc
L Horrible Dej
ard Hock llill Herald:
lay- young son of Mr. Fran
lied law, who resides in t
ap- neighborhood, barely
:- - 4 :t-1
gro finally rui
ape from t|lfl frightened
ping it. The i
Fred, the ft rough piece <
k Shilling- land and nearl;
lie Lesslie torn from the 1
escaped was otherwise
titling in front of
animal and atopnule
ran through
>f newly cleared
V all the skin wa#
boy's face and he
painfully braised
B- ??I
|ucam tu n bttrnuie [Q|[
iner a row j and hurt.
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