The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 04, 1908, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultural
^ Department
Some Gardening to Do Now.
Pr ogressive Firmer.
In favorable seasons muc'i pr >
tit can be made ou (lie lail and,
winter garden. Those who h ?ve
beans and turnips grafting now
should keep them well wor-ed.
Constant cultivation is essential
t? success wi'h truck. You c.ui
continue planting turnips, using
now only the Globe varieties.
These wdl -tand the winter, a*
tiiey gro v under t tie s i. and aie :
ii >; expos d to the cohi as ar^
the ll it soris Th * old 8 ventops
are ala ? fine lor wm'er.
These furnish fine "salad^greeiis."
It must 11 ?i lie overlooked that
lo in ike good turnips v ur soil
shouli b-? mate rich with wellroicod
stable manure or a liber.d
use ot a high-grade fertilizer.
SPINACH IS A GOOD WINTER DISH.
This i-. a crop that prefers c dd
wea'ho--, and nukes a m ?s* lelcio"s
di h. especially when well
boil i and serve I on toast with
slic d hard boded egg on it.
Spinach is plante I in rows abou'
eighteen inches apart, drilling
lightly; 'iiin out to four inches
apart in tlie drill, (hire ?liould
be token that spin ?ch is not sown
in dry. li - .weather One ounce
ot seed will sow about one hundred
fee' drill, about (itteen
pounds to an acre. It will be
found m >st economical in uatlier
ing spinach 'o cut the younc
leaves above the bud instead 01
pulling up fhe whole pant. After
you cut the leaves a new
growth comes and gives you another
crop from the same plants.
The Blootnslale Savoy is the
best variety to plant at this sea
son.
why not make some money from
lettuce?
This is an especially profitable
crop to the market gardener during
the winter when letluc* s 'lis
in lirge towns Ironi seventy-five
ceil s to one dollar per dozen. To
have lettuce to head during the
winter hot-bed;" or col 1 frames
should be made. It is not necessary
so cover with glass. The
v r.ter ha-> in min i a number nt
growers who are successful! \
raising lettuce in beds with
fram'.s covered with colli. Tne
b.-st way to grow 1 t uce is to
sov -ee ls io i h? 1 of rinh
;tiul ??hen p ants grow off transplant
in lows eigli eon in..lies
apart ail 1 about sx inches in
drills and cultivate 1 ibe cibbage
Tnf* soil should b.? rich, and its
growth pushed in order to pro
luce oiisp, tender head a side
dressing of nitrate ol soda wi'l
lotiud very oeneticial in push
ing lettuce The Hig H >ston is
the best variety to plant now.
riMK NOW FOR ONION SKTS AND
ONION SKK1?
l ite f 111 months are the correct
seasons for planting onions,
both from the seed and sets, to
ma'te >a .e onions or to have
gr en ni ns during the winter.
The onion is a c >l?i weal to r
plant, thereiore by plan ing in
the tall it will develop larger
loots l ban <f planted in the
spring O.i! ns require very
rich soil .?nd should be feitd /. *<1
heavily. Ibanl s *'s in ro s eighteen
inches apar?f grown f r
?? *<; cut iivt' 111' 11* s apart
in tlie row. but it t??r go-n onions,
three inches apart will be
enough distance.
The Silver Skin and Yellow
Dinvers b?:ing ilie t*h?*jipos'. on
ion set9 offered, are the kind gen
?rally u-ted for green onion crowing
as well as making the larce
onions. The Kx. Karly White
1'earl onion sets will produce onions
of a large siz% r.nd of a
mild delicate flavor, two or three
weeks eailier than other varieties.
The Bermuda onion also
makes a very large onion. These
THE LAN
are grown from the Hets aud seed
planted in the fail. The seed
proving the cheapest ami most
popular way to obtain this profitable
cmp in many eelectiou?,
are sown in beds or drills and
transplanted when as large as a
qui'l to the s il you shou'd h ?ve
p epared 1 r them. ll-o the
distances given above in setting
them out In wording onions
the use ol wheel hoes will be
found very advantageous. One
quart will set ;>b >v ' a twelve to
tifteen toot raw; six to eiglr
bush 'Is to ui acre. About five
pounds ol seed will nrodue
plants em; igh to sot an acre. A
dr ssing oi uiti vto o soda when
plants b. gin 'o l)ii1is ot great
benefit
don't NKgLBCT the keens*'.
Mustard and kale lor fal and
win'er sal id ''greens" can tic
sown now. Tnese two crops are
haidy and are becoming mare
popular e .cli yoir. I'ney* are
sown in drill- from ' ;.ve!v ' t
eighteen inches apart. Out
ouhce will sow about an eighty
loot drill, or broadcast at the
r?te o! six to exglii pounds to ar,
acre.
the t.kst varieties ok radish
' For [ ?ll and winter use, ow
Black Spanish?litlier the rount
or b ug?miny preferrn: tlx
long ; also tbo Cliin^e Ko.-e o
winter. Many also like tlx
"Scarlet Globe, "n o: tila large
of tlx* round varieties. I1 nms
be remembered that the soil f<
in ike good radishes must be inadi
loo an i ricb, also they mils' b<
crown r;.pi lly to be crisp a tic
j nutritious I bis can lv4 done b;
| UV1U? ? '! vc U>>S M' <1 L/ " >
|>lo!e Iii-.li fit ado lerlilizer t<
Ihem. I). I'. Durban.
lickliug, tight Coughs, can bo surely ani
quickly locscued v. ith a prescription
Druggists are dispensing everywhere a
Dr. SShoop s Cough Remedy. And it is s
very, ver\ different than com not. cougl
uiedicines. No Opium, no Chloroform
absolutely nothing harsh or unsafe, Th
tender leam s of a harmless, lung hcalinj
mountainous shrub, gives the curativ
propert es to I)r. Slump's Cough l.eaiedy
Those leaves have tin- power to calm th
most distressing Cough and to soothe am
! heal the m -st sensitive bronchial mem
i brutie Mothers should, tor safety s sak
'alone, always demand Dr. Shoop's. I
can with perfect freedom be given to evoi
the youngest babes. Test it yourself! am
see S >ld by Fun 1 t burk I'hariuucy. \
Big Fire in Texas Town.
B lion, Tex., Nov. 1 ?Fin
tart'Ml by Hitllowe'* n r.ds or- ri
las! night dcjalroted the Beltoi
coinpre-s and 10,000 iiales o
colton. The damsge is $250,
000.covered by insurance. I wen
iy residences were dam ?ejed bv
tire and water, and 170 losdei
freight cars burned.
How Is Your Digestion
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No *J2S Nth Ave
San Francisco, recommends a remedy to
stomach trouble. She says: "Gratitud
tor the wonderful eft<> t of Electric llitteri
iu a cise of acute indigestion, prompt
this testimonial. I am tolly convince*
I that for stomach and liver troubles Elet
i Irie Hittt-rs is the b- st remedy on tb
I market today.'' This great tonic an I al
terativo nn licinc invig .rates the system
purities the hi ?od and is ospeci illy helpfn
in all forms ot female wiaKness .Mien
J. T. Mackex ?V t'o and Fnndrrburk l'hur
inacy, t
Georgia Murder Mystery.
l'itts. (i t , Nov 1 ?Muol
my>'or\ surrounds toe deatl
h r?* i ar v int'jn oi I'ltas Utt'l
] w 11 ?-v t>od\ u s found on tin
S iboaul Air Lino tr ick - nea
! ' be (iuii li'oo itini'!i'*n with th
'
ho?d cotni)!.'elv severed am
jwiiii ui Uf'iv kiiife wound* in hi
j side Ti.e ituier-il theory is tlis
ymi 11 ti llall was s'Jibbed and hi
bodv pla-'fd on the track with
view to iiitk'n; hi? d?-u'h appeu
a'Cident al.
If yon suflfe. ?roni 1-011 Ht i j fit ion and h\>
trouble Foley a Orino Laxative will en;
you permanently by Htininlatin# tbo <1
festive organs ho they will act naturally
Foley'm Ormo Laxative docs not gripe. '
pleasant to take ami you do not have t
take laxatives continually after takin
Orino. Why continue to be the slave c
l?i!ls and tablets. The Fnnderbark Phai
macy, E, W Hammond, Heath Spring*
CASTER NEWS. NOVEMBE
How To ^
Gain Flesh
;
Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking an
ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It
is strange, but it often happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start
me digestive macninery going
properly, so that the patient is
able to digest and absorb his
ordinary food which he could
not do before, and that is the
way the gain is made.
A certain amount of flesh is j
necessary for health; if you
have not got it you can get it
by taking
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
I I
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of paper in which it appears, your address and
| four cents to cover postage, and we will send
you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World."
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; j SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. New York
j Romantic Marriage of L?an*,
j i caster Couple in Rock Hill, j
, From Kot-k llill llornUl.
i T nf I'd->on tr in No.
113 f. m Kin.'vi i 11 u?*
! "l 'l 4 :.r?5 n'c'n 'T. !>. m .
r ,
r br n^iii !?n age 1 com t- Rock
11 il who w;jro niatrim ni . 1 v in
c'imtl. The coup'o ji ! i _ h tc*<l
from tin train and entered the
wuiiini: mom. Ii -eem <1 as
though the affair had been pre.
arranged for a very lew minutes
( had pas cd before Mr S. I..
John-t'?ii, a notary pub i , ap
peared oil 'he scene and pro-:
c? e 'ed 'o lie ihe knot chat join
1 ed ti e I wo Lves together. The
* ceiemonv was wi'ue-sed h\ a
? large crowd ot people.
After an interview wi h th??|
o groom we learned that the bride i
? was Mrs. S. L. McM .nu , <?t |
- Lancaster, and the groom was!
'J Mr. 1). B Haywood, of Lmeas- .
. ter. formerly of Monroe, N. * . I.
0 When asked why they c m* toil
n I R ck Hill to be married t he j |
t groom said: I have twelve I
v chiidien an 1 my wile nasi s;xji
aiid >*.e did not want ih *k<ds tn
Unow we wera goin: to get inar jj
tied. M.v wile told her ehildr? n J j
p hat lie was goi g to the Far ]
* and 1 told mine I was go i;g t> j
the farm to sell some cotton. In* .
1 nte.nl o? going t > th< so p'aces we \
boarded ti e tiain ?bi- :.f'<rnoon
together . t Lancaster and enne
r I.. IA ..i. Il.il ? >J
MJ IV C*!V I 1 I : I \\J \) ' I1M1 I lru.
1 .
Hen i the pain to:inuin on a box of l'ink
Pain Tablets Then ask youi Doctor if
there is a better one. I'ain moans congestion
blood pressure somewhere. Dr.
f>hoop's I'ink I'.iii? J'ablets check head
, pain womanly paina pain my where,
r t ry <;.<?, and s< e! 2P for '.?r? Sold l?y
0 Pnnderhnrk Pharmacy. w
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1 Boy Killed Stepfather.
,. ('? vtngion, La , Ocl. ?'> 1. -- F<?1
* lowing .i r | n* r ro 1 hern t'? titty bo
j twt-en .John Blakelv, about 40
t years oH, "til hi* steps-on .lames
Krwin, u nitro youth, both
seen nd weapons and ought
a pi telle i);it ile. Tliel>>? used a ]
| shot gun willi Mich deadly effee
tba? his stepfather lell mortally '
1 wounded ami died shortly atPT1
war Is. Young Krwin was ac- '
iquil'ed by a coroner's jut v,
n " '
watched Fi/teen Years.
uj "For fifteen years I have watched the
1 working ot Huekten's \rnica Salve; audit
has ncv. r failed to euro any note, hoil, i
* ulcer or hum to which it waa applied It i
t has saved us uiuny a doctor hill." says \.
H F. Hardy, ol Fast Wilton, M.mic, V.ric at i
J. T Mackey .<r Co. and Funderhurk I'hrrfi
niacy. w i
Safecrackers in Texas.
Iredell, Tex.. Oct. 31 ?Bur. j
1 gl; i*rt forced their way in'o ?lie
sioie ot Carlton B"0-. Co early
< here to d iy and blowing tiiosi'o i
* open 'Ailh a charge of nitre?
glycerine secured about 1100 in
ci?h and checks io ti e amount of i
s 7,000. The burglars escaped. j
ER 4, I9Q8
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J YOU ARE Ci
Wi INVITED r
OUR UP-1]
STO
wn
You can fir
bargains in
Shoes, Hats
Furnishing;
ever had.
call your
that we h
L a n d s o m
Goods, Silk
going at an
C 1ITI IE
OUR MOT'
satisfied n
funded.
WILLIAMS H
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IT5E3T
Never before was such burg
Lancaster as are now being ofl
Peoples Si
To make room f<>r new g-ok
entiie line of 30 inch China Si
ht> 1 v low price of 35c per \.tr
,Ju*t the tiling for evening tire
J list arrived, those new la<
trimming nil kinds of wast
very pretty for *>< and 10c per
We now have on hand a ful
fihirtwuiatc 1?? afrmaa a tul ??or.
............ ... ..... J/O.-. .111.1 I'Cir
|Q the stylo by weariiip out* ol tli
W rS also have a nice line of
? J etc., ami the satins foj coat In
vmt Don't forget we are < ll'ering
I broadcloths, suitable for suits
1.25 for SDc per yard.
< >ur dress goods stock is cor
to show you and a treat lor v<
dress fabrics in all the new
In our Notion Department
buttons with metal edge, so i
All colors and sizes. Also a (
and folds for trimming. Kvei
mailings.
Come a
for you:
1000 yards of yard wide Sea
We still have some of that (
rlressep and waists. Regular
Peoples S
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drdially jjjj.
ro visit m
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re w
II .
id the beet
Clothin g,
and Gents
s we have
Wo also ^
attention
avo some
i e Dress
:s, Etc., left
d below iff
rO: If not v
Qoney re- ?1
liyteZy>
nifiHPQ rn*::
iUUlllvU vv?
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runs put br*f >r the people of rat ~S
"ered by the ?^B 1
ii|i|ily Co J
s we are going to tun ofl our H
Iks, all colors ' e rem irk- ^
: I All worth SO and ^c.glPM
>3's and waists. Cjjg
es in I 'lids and edges forysjc
>i: l -11Uj. Iv-.i; and vvhiteyiWfl
yard. Don't fail to si ? 'h"se.6iflS
1 line of those new silks forSM
dans. No two alike. Lead F Pi
f j f! o t o o I i >e hi n . r ? /I B M
I MUOIMH 1HI w ?rif, Ml
jings and trimmings. Q|n
our entire line of 54 inchffiS .
anil cloaks, worth 1.00 andBfjfjtt
nplete. Tis a pleasure for usjjUO!
hi to look at our pretty new
stripes mixtures and plain fjM
wo have those new covered MP0
mich wanted for trimming.Q1
complete lino .-t hands braids wj %j
ythmg now in b< Its. pins and tn j
ind Seel
RSELVES.
\ Island at 5c per yard. .
imghams suitable for school EliJ
10c value for 5c per yard.
upply Co. jg
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