The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 28, 1908, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultural 1
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Is Your Home Ready For
Winter ?
You Have Fixed up the Barns
so the Stock Can be Comfortable,
How About the
Wife and Children?
Progressive Farmer.
With the coming ot winter
there is a whole lot of "fixing
up" that needs to be done on
most (arms, not ouly about the
barns and in the poultry yard
and around the potato shed, but
also, and more especially, iu and
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ttUUUl 111U 11UUOO.
is your winter stove wood
ready?
A whole lot of winter comfort
depends upon the fuel supply.
Most of our Southern farmers
burn wood ; and everybody
knows that dry wood burns belter
than wet wood. The wood
should have been cut long
enough ago to be getting dried
out by this time. If it was not
it may a' least yet be put under
a shed. To have to go out in
the rain or sncw to get wood
isn't a pleasant job ; aud when
the wife has to go out in such
weather tor stovewood, and then
find none cut or else find it all
wet and "sobby"?well, we can
only say no farmer should allow
such "carryin'-ons" at bis home.
how about the water supply?
A more serious problem is often
the water supply. Too many
farm houses depend upon a sprint;
or well away from the house for
their water; and the women and
children have to no out after it
in all sorts of weather. This is a
tdjamelu' state of affairs. Many
houses could have water pumped
into them by a hydraulic ram or
windmill without excessive outlay
to begin with; with positive
profit when two or three y< ars
ot water c trrying or pumping are
considered. The time will come
when a supply of water in the
house will he regarded as esseu
ial to comlort in the country,
just as it is now in the cdv.
K ITCH EN CONVENIENCES W0KT1I
CONSIDERING.
Then it is worth while to think
a little about the conveniences ot
the Kitchen and the facilities the
wile and daughters iuve there
tor doing their work. No good
farmer would expect to get along
without the use of improved fools
and machinery, or to keep lus
stock in uncomfortable sheds or
barns during the v\in?er. But
mau\ men se 111 o thina that an
old ramshackle stove, st ven * ]/, s
smaller than ilietr appeii an
old up-and-d wn dash r churn, j
old a v . >g w if-hho ud.!
are dl lie c ?nvei?ienee?! their I
wive* ne< 1. She may fiave ir? j
slay, too. in a : t !e. in uiliei ntly ;
liiihtfctl and poor y v? ??! ? ?> ? ;
kitchen, that jr daik on cloud\ ,
days, intoieiahly h<>! in -oiinmer..
'i. 'Ci 11 i?* c vjili s>' place i.i ' f i f i
muse in W'li'er.
It may be away up oil' im r:
unci with nc> undt-i ,.innin g ><
nat wind Can blow under it an 1
i.i off the 'eet <>t the; uniu A\
ook without <n refltra nt. .No
one would c xpe< t a cow or h -o
! c!(; we1! under such cnnditii n*;
but women, you know, can si mdi
a great deal.
TilK NKCKSSAKV MINISTRY OK HK.U TT.
Mere physical comfort is not !
nil, either. Thare are nia*y i
houses that have a general as-;
pect oi lorlorn dilapidation, an !;
look like places in which misery ,
was .meant to dwell. A little,
patching up, a littles paint, a tew
shrubs or vinos or shade trce->
will often make a world of difference
in the appearance of a
place, and in the feeling of home
THE LANC
likeness that goes with it. t
The inside of the home is too
often equally neglected. The
boys and girls on some farms are
not so well cared lor as are the
pigs aud calves. They may be
fed well, just as the pigs and |
calves are ; but children require
something more. Can you call
that place a home for the child
which makes no provision for
his meutal and spiritual development
?
THE RIGHTS OK THE CHILD.
Every child has certain individual
rights which even his pa
?i ~ .? ? ... i,:
ItJUie iiiftv 11UI VlV'ia?o?'*>1111:11
they, in faet, are under sacred
obligation to secure to liira
Among these is the right to share
in the beauty and joy of life.
The man who will uot make any
effort to mane his home beautiful,
who cares nothing tor grass
and tlowers outside or for pictures
within, who regards music as a
waste of time and books as unnecessary
luxuries, is wronging
his children as surely as it he
failed to teed or clothe them sufficiently.
Make the home attractive.
When you sell the crop do not
regard it as extravagant to bright
en up the old house a little, to
get some new books tor Johnny
or a piano tor Mary. Your lite
and the lives ot all about you
will be happier for the associa
ion with the wit and wisdom of
the best books, for the sweetness
?'f music in your home and for
the beauty ol sward and shade
and bloom about it.
Easy to Run a Newspaper.
People think it is easy to run
a newspaper One weeP's ex
perience would change the opinion
of most people on this subject.
Did you ever count the
words in a column of ordinary
newspaper print? Well, there
is about a thousand words in a
column. Suppose you sit down
and write a thousand words upon
some subject and then another
thousand and another until you
have written eight or ten thousand.
Try it, and see it it is right
easy. Keep that gait up for a
moutn, a year and see if it is
easy. Then chase a single local
item all over town, and alter
you have gotten the facts all
light, condense them into a few
lines, an hour's work that can
be read in a tew seconds. Do
this Ur a dozen items that seem
insignificant alter thev are
printed, but which yoa know are
important: then have the items
criticised and inaccuracies pointi
d out to you when it is to > la'e
to correct them. Oh, yes, it is
easy to run a newspaper.?Orangeburg
Times and Democrat.
Foley's Honey ami Tar clear* the air
passages, slops tlie irritation in the throat,
soothes the iutlamed ineiubranr s, and the
nkatlnota Mnnli . I i ,U?u
11 j i ?r? i at
.itid intl.?ui( (1 lungs are healed and
st i engthuUed, and the cold is expelled
trom lie system. Kef use any but the geunine
in the yc llow package. The Fiiuderhurk
Pharmacy, E W. li.iiuiiiond. Heath
filings. s
8ig Gift to University of Virginia
Ch'rlottesviile, V;?., Nov. 25.
? An iincoii'iilionat gift oi $50,
000 to tlie endowment fund of
5::e I tiiV'Tsity of Virginia lias
been made by Col. Oliver II.
Payne of New York. Announcement
of the donation was made
s-: nigh" b.v President. Aldern.
n to th" members of the facii
I * v who were advised that Col.
Payne whh an admirer of Thomas
.Jefferson and of the University
ot Virginia and had become impr
s-ed with the greatness of the
University's work.
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ASTER NEWS, NOVEM8
Another Tennessee Tragedy
?Three Negroes Lynched
for Murdering Deputy Sher
iff
Union City, Tenn., 25.?The
little town of Tiptonville, bordering
on Reel Foot lake, which
has been the scene of many stirring
incidents the past month
witnessed the lynching late this
afternoon of three negroes who
were arrested this morning for
murdering Special Deputy Slier
iff Richard Jurruss, and fatally
wounding John Hall, a deputy
sheriff. The negroes are: Marshall
Stineback, Jim Stineback,
Edward Stineback.
These brothers created a disturbance
at a religious meeting
near Tiptonville Saturday night.,
and when the two oflicers at
tempted to arrest them, a fight
ensued, in which the negroes
came out victorious and made
their escape.
It was barely daylight Sunday
morning before a posse ot citizens
from Tiptonville and surround
ing country were in pursuit of
the negroes, but they successfully
eluded the men until 8 o'clock
this morning, when they were
surrounded and captured in a
little swamp near the village of
Ridgely. The vicinity is known
as the old river bed canebrake
and it is a difficult matter to
trace man or beast through its
tangles. Once captured, how
ever, the negroes covered by a
hundred guns, were quickly landed
in jail at. Tiptonville. The
negroes when arrested had two
guns in their possession, but bad
run out of ammunition. The
news of their capture spread
rapidly to the surrounding ler
ritury and in addition the 6ev
eral hundred members ot the
posse began arriving by every
road and soon the jail was sur
rounded by a mob which had no
hesitancy in threatening a lynch
ing quickly and surely. In tact
it was loared at noon that the
best townspeople could not prevent
the lynching from taking
place in broad daylight.
One of the first citizens to
mount the steps ot the jail and
make an appeal to the mob
was J. T. Burnett, a well known
lawyer. He recalled the recent
night-rider outrages which had
disgraced the vicinity.
As a last resort, S. J. Caldwell,
a townsman, and Sheriff iiaynes
went before Justice Lee Davis
and explained the situation, and
(ellinu, of the menacing attitude
of the crowd which thronged the
streets leading to the jail. Justice
Davis a' once asrreed to open
his court and at 5 o'clock summoned
a jury oi twelve men, and
allowed the negroes after all evidence
that could In* adduced was
heard, to be sentenced 10 death.
The sentence had been barely
pa-?s? d on the negroes, when
(tin-mob with whoop and ? yell
I swarmed in'o the court room and
seizing the negroes rushed them
to a tariie tree near I ho edce of
[town and hanged them, firing
! volley aLer volley into ttie air
is t.ie bodies were drawn up
ir'm trie earth.
Terrible landing of a Father's
Debauch
\ i \m V111 k \uv '2 Fi 1 ; i r!
Loo.-e shot his I <>-yeur old (];. i1 ter
to < and mortally injure 1
hia son, h young minister, to lay.
Loose liad planned to murder
ins wile and two other children
hut was disarmed beiore he could
do so. The father had heen
drinking, lie came in from an
all night debauch while the family
was at breakfast and bogan
shooting.
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