The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 08, 1908, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultu
Suggestions for Fc
Farming.
The Progressive Fan
With February comes
ed activity in (arm work
is usually seme wet
clurinp; the month; plr
work so as to utilize the
bet>t advantage.
GUT 11 ID Of YOl'K SUII FA CI
On hill lands terrace
made or repaired, on 1
ditche? cleared off, and
out, and water furrows I
face drainage can bo ma
of the best ways to mad
furrows is to go into '1
immediately after a rair
the wa'er is yet on the
and drive a cart through
terfwliere deepest. Thi^wi
proper piace for the wa
row, or surface drains.
After the field has dr
tuKe n plow and break
tttcu the wheel track
make good guides) an*
shovel the dirt ou1 01
pair of mules with a ?c<
scoop it oat, carrying th
few yards from the draii
presence < f tiie water sli
lowest places in the fie
by running < If the surfa
at this time they ?te sure
in the lowest places.
1IAVK YOU BltOKEN YOUR LA
The plows and harness
be put in good condition
to expedite work when t
is dry euough to plow. 1
worn cm meaning til * iai
hi I possible rapidity, ol
tl e good ru e not to pi
land where it is at ail
when wet.
The sng;g. .Lions made
mer issues of J be Pro
Farmer a io deep n
breaking of land is as
ble now as when they vn
written. Failure to d<
work in this particular w
in after cultivation and
crop.
LOOK AFTKR YOUK FOOD (
On a great many la
sowing of oats will now
order. He sure and put I
in good condition and sow
ols of the best seed oats J
The better the land th
satisfactory the crop of <
be. Be sure to plant enoi
crops to supp'y the farm
sufficiency of home grov
( r\r mo n n nn koo ut
The farmer who ha<
planned rotation neve
looks litis important pai
farm woik.
GET VOUK PKRTILIZKIt MA
This month is also the
arrange lor the fertilize
tilizer materials that
needed later. It i* muc
to have this on hand ear
to avoid the rush whei
one is wanting ferliliz
manufacturers and trai
tion companies are taxed
utmost to meet the d
made on them at such
When the material is n
rainy days can he put
ing "guano".
Stable and lot manure
hauled out and spread
on the fields or put in i
heaps, and the lot and si
Au -v
lliii
ral Departmei
ibruary l;tt?red. There will bo nc
ger of getting too much I
made manure on our farnu.
of m tail to fully apprecia
full value of stable manure
increasnic
thoughtful of live S'
1 here
weather When the hor?e? a^d I
in your are J111,1 Pu'< to wor^ oare n
l>a IoIqm tliot I ll?f B1*M nht
tune to
worked for the first two ^
Uaually tlier have beeu r<
E WATER # /
for quite a while *ud are
s can Ik | They ne0(| to bo harden*
o*'amU gradually. Also their shot
C 0an0t^ should be carofully looked
for onr.
A little !oreth'?u(;ht in thi
do. (hv tieuIai* at this time may b
ie water ? c , .<
means of saving dollars,
10 fieldh j
... HOW TO KILL LICK.
i, while
ground j IJ"?k ()Ut f?r li?e on B,?l
the 'iair liaH aa onhealth
HI j)0 1 pearanee, examine for be
tor fur-'voar stock is affected,
; treatment at onoe and
ied 0ff j in aLout t?u days. It wi
up iio- to ?i^aa ?ut the be
8 I the* wa,i1 or 8pray tbo h
1 either Tweuty-five pt*ris of wnte
r tike a "ne Part zeuoleum ma
>op and ver? effective wash.
e dirt a * ..
KeePIng O'^en Hous<
Everybody is welcome when 1
IOWS 11?f good ; and we feel that war only wl
. , digestive organs are working i>
>d, ant. i>r King's New Life Pills regulate
co dram t'"c fiver nI,,i bowels
foetly one eau't holp feeding good v
' iU. T l.? ll.,li
[ Funderburk Fharmoch.
Ni) vkt? Do Not Burn Your Sta
* should the Grass From Your F
1 so a As soon the season
ho land Jq noj. ou* and c>nu
ueh tin to burn ()jy i\10 v potable i
vl wilh 0M y()ur Holds. Our soil
> elv.nii humus, and i' is a urea! m
OW the (Q i)urtl {rra-;^. corn stalks i
clayey, ton stalks If you are abl
a stalk catler and cut thei
*n so they will no' be in Ui<
acreBsive of t^r pjow or t]10 growing
n i lin>* jg yi?n do not. feol able to
H!>P'ic?-! chase a stalt-cu tor, take
o.o tii Ht j ()J. S|icks and break the stji
o good pieces. Many farmers I
tQ" when they can go out som
yield of jy (|ay jn tije 8pring and s
to all the stubble and sta
ciioi's. their farm, that they are
rnis tho something?and in fact
be in are, burning up money?f(
the laud ton of stubble is worth ?5
twobush soil as manure, while th
ler acre ^rom this stubble woul
w igh over 80 pounds and
0 more would not be wort!
>ats will conts.?Southern Cultivat
igh food . ? r
1 with a Negro Reappointed
rn foods D t C,1
master at Florence
i a weil Washington special i
r oyer News and Courier: 1 lie
rt of hi* lent to-day sent the na
Joshua hi. Wilson to the i
TKiti \i s 'or confirmation as posti
;t Florence. Wilson is tl
time to
, urea incumbent at Moren<
r or fer...
, his case was recentlv <lis<
will ba
^ 111 tlie papers of the Stale.
Catarrh Cannot lie Gni
i every 11 y local applications us tlioy can no
. tho scut of iho disease. Catarrh is
ar ana ,,r oonstitutiuiial disease, and in c
IIHDOrta- cure it yon mud take internal r<
ilall s Catarrh lure is taken intern
' 0 1110iI nets directly on the blood and
, surfaces. itali s I atari h Cure, ii
em mils .. ...i. i: _.i . i
* * ijUUCK Ilit: iiriii' jmnti Ii'fu
tjrneH <?f till) J? sl | h>iu-ianu in tins conn
> HTh itu I in .1 regular preHt riptio'
hari l composed the bent tonics, known, eo
with tin- best blood purifiers, ac|
in Ill'X- rectij' on the mucous surfaces. The
con > hi nut ion of the two ingredients
produces such wonderful results iu
Can bo Oatnrrb.
.Send for testimonials free,
directly F j. ( heDey a, Co. Tol
com pDHt by In-UKk'Nts. 76c.
Take Hull's It'uiuily Hills for a
table re- tion.
>? TA?SS0T ffiflHHHRE
; LAhCABTKk NKWS, FEBRUARY 8, 19U8
q^( [ Dixie Doings.
> dam Progress the Community has
jome- Made in Cast Few Years
Most ?Farmers Prospering and
to the Flonrishincr Sr.hnnl. Chnrr.h
3. and Fraternal Orders.
rocK.
mules Mr# K lit or: Please allow mo
hould space in your valuable paper to
over- Kiv<? a fee' of vhe Happenings in
veeks. Dixie.
pm
ei ting Tke health of the community
' soft generally i? good, and wo are
d up enjoying nil the prosperity and
uldrrs luxuries of the proverbial ''Laud it C
after, of Dixie." Though the woather
s pnr- for the past woek has been rntli- * .
e the er inclement, the work of our ?? 115^0^
industrious farmers goes on, ? W W %
and above the rattle of the soft.j{
j ly falling sleet and snow could \A/^i"l
ap_ be hoard the "cluck" of H. C.
,q j Su-e'e'i 1 >g wagon on the way
apply t0 miU, and J. E. Porter was
repeat to be ?oen on his way to Char11
also l0*1? for Ids now boiler which
jddine *,r install at his mfl in this
.table, vicinity.
r and ' ? be sure, this conimuuity is
kes t. on the upgrade and has been so
for a number of years. It has
been the privilege of your correspondent
to bo associated with
*>11 c'vir' t'1'8 PeoP-? but a short time, but
rn i?.?* ! v 4 rv ?*#-* a 1 1 ?/ a t 1*? i ?. t ? 1 1 I ~ ?
J.V, LI1U iiiririfc Ul UBVlllO!)tho
no. r
ho por- ment, energy and brotherhood
'. j'niHi re(]tnreB but a short etay hero.
Within the past few voars this
community lias aivauoel from
Iks Oi a third rate lo 'he front rank
1 ields. I among the loading communiopens
ties of tlie county. We have
nonce one of the best church uud school
liatter buildings, if not the best, of any
needs rural district in fro couuty aud
lislake these hay both been erected jft,
or cot- within the pact three years, nk
e, buy Dixie now suppor s three live ^ THE BANK
u up, ail(i growing fraternal orders. ^
i way v*z; 1 he Woodmen of the World, ^ CAP1T
; crop. Junior Order of the United Amer jjl SURP]
pur- iCUM Mechanics ai d a Farmers' A I^oans made
hoes Union, beside, shall w e s?y the & Collections f
Jks to best school iu the cohntyf Well, m( 4 Per Cent I
ihink, we think so. j IS pounded ever
ft win- ()n rim ovoninur pi 11>a oftii, /,i I Your busine
et firo Jan. the Dixie Camp \V. O. W. GS ron^es
Iks on gave a supper to the school and WSSsnS*
doing friends and relatives of its mem
they hers, after which the olUcers of Mcney to
ir any the camp were publicly installed, I can, * ?*ual, n
lL , ,, .. . * , from $300 ami upwtn
to the by Mr. Jim Lane as master of cotton earn*, at 8% >
ie ash ceremonies, and we suppose that able in annual inutailc
-i ' ' ' missions charged. Oi
^ ^ the officers elect were entirely fee for making aimtrac
i Vfiv e(lu*I>Pecl to administer the les- 1
or sons in the art of "Riding the ~ ????
goat." the smoking c*r,
post_ 0. N. Sapp. nay? It ?H * mi
M Some women dosit
. TT T and some desire to
n An Unnecessary Law. . . , ,
11 U1C J husbands. Inasmi
I'resi- impossible tor any
"lo *i After all, there is no crime in achieve both a
5 " ' the act of smoking, and so tho?e 110 (*?ubl whatevei
nastrr women wji0 voarn t<? smoke, bacoo habit, even
11 CO whether in public or in private, Pr?bibitions, will
* <lU( should be permitted to do so headway am
without legal impediment. It is fl'-'^kbtlul creature
not proper lor the law to inter- ^un.
red fer<? ,M sucn 'natters. If the tirt
reach ed mother, rocking her baby to Prohibit Sp
>rd'r" to sleep, can (:?!. any comfort out ol Future
ally'and >4 savory K-y West or a harmless Jackson, Miss., I
in noons Wheeling stogy, lot her have it, ernor Noel to day a
i>> one by all means. If the blushing to both houses of tl
' ' debutante, resting between wait recommending tin
ini.mo.i zes at her first ball, prefers a acted to prohibit s
;,nK <!! . 1
perfect pipo to an ice, or a lurkish cig- futures and to close
/curing arel te ,0 ft WftC* of chewing gum that saloons be vol
?why should the policeman on istence at the ear
?<lo, o. the beatforbid it? If the June bride moment and an ai
( ^ traveling Niagara ward upon her constitutional pr<
honeymoon, prefers to lounge in submitted to the p(
?
rhis Space
i
sserved For
trburk Compa
ch for Their Ad
: "The Old Reliable."
OF LANCASTER, Lester, i
'AL $50,000.00.
JUS $50,000.00.
on Real Estate, at reasonable rates,
riven prompt and careful attention.
Interest allowed on time deposits, c
y three months.
ss solicited. The oldest, the largest
Bank in Lancaster county.
UNC&STER & C
1, on improved KIMIIIIII ?#* ,
SS RAILWiK COMF
t of title. Schedule in Effect Jan.
t. E. Wylie, Daily Except Sunday?Kas
Atty. at Law WESTBOUND.
. . No. 14.
why fitly Iter l.y. Lancaster 6 00 ar
tiler of taste. " ?ort Law." - v - ? 20ftI
' Basconiville .... 6 30 ai
e to fimoktf " Kiohbur# fi.lttar
. , . Ar.Chester 7 00ar
i obtain good ?
Lolumtnn, ao Ry U 45 ai
ich as il is J* Charlotte, " 0 80ar
ono woman } orkville,< 'AS A S 18 hi
" Oastonia, " UlOai
imfi, we have " Hickory, " 11 25 ai
ai I
. .. . i.t-iiinr, I IS .'<(I HI
that the to - . ?
'* Atlanta, " it 30 ai
Without legal east HOUND,
never make No. 15.
OtlK <he dear, At'anta S A I.Kjr
14 Lenoir CAN W
s?Baltimore " Hickory 44
4 Gaatonia 44
44 Yorkville44
4 Charlotte, Ho Ky
eculation in " foinmwia, so ?y on hi
H Chester <1 15 ai
JS. ' Riohbnrg 10 05 at
44 Bascomville .... 10 15 ai
4 eh. 5.?(rov- ? Fort T.awn 10 45 ai
ent a message M ir'"
ie Legislature a. 1 . m<.1
Huperii
il laws be en
peculation in Notice to Debtors an
bucket shops; tors.
ed out of ex- A " P4,r*on8 indebted to tl
the late John V. Snipes. d?
best possible huruh) notified to niafe* p
Tiendment for th* ?Q<,ereign#d at once; a
11 ,n t I r Hon* liHTing- olaiins agninst
ohibition bo tale will preeeet same dulj
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LUKE,
itendent.
d ^'rediie
MtHt? of
cubumI, ars
aymont to
nd all perI
aaid wa~ ^
' att?a(?d.
Snipes,
Ldinrx.