The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 20, 1913, Page 7, Image 7
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I'nion Jury Could Not H
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I All Union Special to Coluni
May 17.?A mistrial wa
yesterday in the case of
THK LANCASTE1
ltKI). Tools To Vse In Cull
Crop.
.each Yer- Having decided upoi
' of cultivation we wai
ibia State, question to consider is
is ordered do it with.
thp Rtato 14 orn u 1
RXKWS,
th-ating The
i the kind
at, the next
the tools to
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Former Candidate For A?
General Arrested?Arson
Charge Against Him.
Aiken Special to Columbia
May 17.?Capt. J. M. Rtcharc
candidate for adjutant genera
years ago, and until recently t
1 ber of the stafT of the govern*
' arrested yesterday on a v
rhnrp'lnp? him wUh nnoow t**
against Harry Coleman, 01
ljutant the killing of his aged fa
is the ert D. Coleman, near Joi
this county, in January 1
The case went to the J
State, minutes past 11 o'clock
Ison, a morning and after being
1 three night the foreman announ
i mem- court on its convening
>r, was morning that the Jury was
'arrant Jy divided and there was
?.V.,U ..v>V, Uf^Ulll, 1 I ? ftis;
a trial for principles, but not al
ther, Rob- apply them to conditio
lesvllle in that fines the top of tl
last. leaves it smooth and Ie
ury a few tool. The tool that digs
Thursday the roots of leaves tho
: out all the ground riged and \
ced to the a good tool. The first <
yesterday harrows, weeders, swe'
i hopeless- running cultivators; th
ilo hopes includes turn-Dlows.
y 10 lay aowu
ways easy to
>ns. The tool
ie soil and
vel is a good
down among
5 surface of
ineveu is not
:lass includes
eps, sliallowe
latter class
bull-toncups
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For
M
I rant was sworn out by B. A.
ton, a deputy from the office
H. McMaster, state tnsuranc*
mlssioner.
Before daybreak Saturday
lng, April 19, a barn and stor
belonging to Mrs. J. M. Rich
were destroyed by fire. The
Inks destroyed were on the
which tho Richardsons resid
jpLddltlon to this being the thi
iw wur- uBiBHuieni, rnis is t
Whar- mistrial and it has beer
i 0f p. fought case from the begi
3 com- ?
Use The Harrow On Th
morn- Fields,
ehouse The harrow will not do
ardson the land has not been
build- pared, or if there are clot
lot on of grass or corn and cott<
G- jn that have not been cut o
rd fire UP? the harrow mav nul
Lhe second double-shovels and sin
l a hard ances.
inning. t From another point
? tool is good which ena
e Cotton mer to cover much grot
while; the one that coi
miracles, go many times across
well pre- cover a little ground is
Is, clumps one. The Ideal cultivato
>u stalks spreads widely, fines
r broken and reaches only a littl
1 nut tno ? ? * *
lilar contrivof
view that
bles the farmd
in a little
mpels him to
the field to
3 not a good
r is one that
thoroughly
le way down.
I aI'
That
igj) Picni<
to insure complete success
3ng a case of
\
take
ou the Richardson premises
the past few years, an alfklavi
by Martha Frezier, a negro \
alleges that on Thursday,
days before the fire, sehe store
Captain Richardson a lot of
ture and household goods; tl
morning after the fire she wi
by Captain Richardson tlia
goods had been destroyed;
learntng that her effects ha<
rom nvn/1 Vto A*- ?
within niany plants, or It may fal
t made the land. If, on the other
voman, harrow Is not used earl}
a few enough to kill the weeds
id with when very young and sm
furnl- not hill them at all, and r
uit the material good, or at les
as told Klve a satisfactory cultiv;
t her would not harrow either
that cotton just as it Is comin
1 been especially cotton, it Is u
^ - V vx/v X UC UCCp piuwillg SIlOl
11 to clean before the crops are p
hand, the deeprunning tool Injui
r or often and wastes labor,
and grass It should need no
all it will convince anyone of t
nay do no this last sentence; yet
ist fall to that in thousand of So
atlon. We this year the plowman
corn or and forth across his fie
g up, but roots, dissipating moist
sually not labor, cutting down nr
nil be done
danted. The
res the crop
argument to 1
he truth of
we all know
mthern fields
will go back
Ids, breaking
ture, wasting
nlitK On !?ti_
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.uuiuisu wtc u?; OCIUIB Lilt)
Captain Richardson's farm
miles in the country, she ]
these and under claim and d
proceedings regained possess
them. Richardson had insure
the sum of $600 which he co
without difficulty.
Deputy Wharton has be
Aiken investigating events c<
ed with the fire for the pas)
or ten days.
nre to ??? ?? mis conon at this
a few harrowing may, and
located should, be after planting s
ellvery the crops come up, and
Ion of may he-beneflcal to c
ince In rather crust forms on s
llected after a rain; but where tl
are coming through the
en In especially cottn. It Is usi
>nnect- best to harrow. After the
I week well up, then they may b
ed on all well nronarprf r
time. A other page is a note I
frequently who regards the tur
ind before on one side of the ro\
especially as the "ideal" cultlvath
otton if a | to understand why so
tiff land,] em farmers are still sc
le plants these deep-running to
top soil, it is because they pref<
lally not grass with a plow to 1
crops are grass with a harrow c
e harrow- may be simply becaui
dorlorftfAl" -* - *
from a man
n-plow, us?d
v at a timfe,
>n. It is hard
many South*
) wedded to
ols perhaps
5r killing big
tilling little
?r weeder. It
se they haverf
The satisfying beverage^
or forest; at home or ii
As pure and wholesome
temptingly good.
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Delicious?Ref r es
-in field I
n town! Z
as 11 is M
shing #
Captain Richardson was pit
jail yesterday and stated late
afternoon that the charges i
him are onjy a "frame-up."
tributes his arrest to politic
persecution. He states tha
furniture which the Frazier '
stored with him had bee ntak
der a mortgage held by R. B. ?
but that the woman had pa
mortgage and he had endeavc
iced in clean land, to great adva
in the *? h?w long the harrowin
igainst w,sely continued will c
He at- the condition of the land,
cs and an(l the stand. If when the
t the thought to be too large t
woman the work be done in the ro
en uu- warm day, less injury to
Carter, 's M??ly to result. Early in
id the 1'1K I8 a bad time to run tl
red to over rather large plants.
uiUUeiai.cij> mese oiu implements
ntage. As they cannot afford to
g may be but whatever the reas
lepend on going to make smalle
the crop they should, just as 1
plants are cultivate crops with
o harrow, tools.
iddle of a We said Just above t
the plants plow might be necessa
the morn- to kill weeds, and so i
lie harrow is used in cultivation
Usually times where it shonia
arid thinkbuy
others;
on, they are
r crops than
ong as they
deep-running
hat the turnry
at times
t may;but it
a thousand
rtt hn t r\ r\n a/%
i "ik
'I'LTr? r->i
Thirst-Quenchi
Demand the Genuine?
Refuse substitutes.
Scad toi Prcc Booklet.
2 A
ng M
Soda
Fountains
or Carbonw
ated in Bottles.
iset utsr 10 move nor goods, a
plained that a part of her goo
been removed to his farm i
months ago because he had n<
lor them In town.
. Until a short while ago C
\ Richardson was commander
local military company, the
Rifles, which was mustered
service a few months ago.
buildings which were burned ]
Stored a lot of nronprtv
nd ex- IWU "arrow ings are many
da had be Kiyen after the crops i
several Some have thought the
) room ol|8ht to do more than s
Implement could rasonat
laptain P?cted to do; while oth
of the been so ceartaln that It v
Aiken UP a11 the plants that thej
out of fused to try it at all, or
In the Riven it a fair trial, It wil
tie had form miracles; but if u
nnirlno discretion. on npnnn^t..
as should where it should be. Int
ire up. root-destroying tools w<
> harrow when they are really
iny such almost literal obedltn*
ily be ex- given to our last c
ers have of cutivation: When th
rould tear | up, put the plows un
r have re- I and leave them there.have
not ressive Farmer.
I not per
Be<* _W-^ fonvoniAnt II.."
^ v uc, iv; UUV/C
leed, if these
ire used only ,
necessary, ?~
co would be 13 Pa!i,re'>[
ommandment ,J. e victim Is
e crop comes t, pi^epeople a be
dor the shed throw mud at Mm.
? The Prog
Wonderful SJ<
Bucklen's Arnica
l>.n,lo evervwlinrn n a Iho K,
jl rue.
Notice of
an elevation on Notice ia her
placed in order umjersigned Gua
ter chance to F Catoe v^ill or
May, 1913, make
? Guardian and ap
;in Salve. Court of Ganca
Salve is known
JUA-lula COMPANY, ATLi
Discharge. Notice
eby given that the Notice is h
rdian of Benjamin undersigned G
i the 30th day of lor will on tl
its final returns aa i 1913, make
ply to the Probate | Guardian and
ster county for a ] Court of Lai
j final discharge
kNTA, GA.
of Discharge.
ereby given that the
uardlan of Ada Tayle
30th day of May,
its final return as
apply to the Probate
icaster county for a
to the military company, and
the firemen arrived they wet
vented from fighting the fire
explosion of a large numb
cartridges which endangered
lives. Captain - Richardson s
ed a slight injury by the exj
of one of these cartridges.
A preliminary hearing will 1
today at which time Captain
ardson will apply for bail.
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when ed 8011 an<* under reason
e pre- ditions it is the best and
by the nomlcal 'or the flr8t or ear
" f tions after planting these
their TIat Butler, in The P
ustaln- Farmer.
plosion The homely girl can a
>e held own- chaperon.
Rich
pr?pur- |
iable con- Heiress?"What kin<
most eco- should a society womar
ly cultiva- j Philosopher?"A nev
regressi ^ a11 meanfi" ,
"Dear me! Why?"
? "Because he'll never
ct as her long enough to know
always a^ay from hon
for a|i diseases of th
i of a man for burns, bruses
i marry?" duces inflammation
yspaper man, and healing. J. T.
lisher of News, of (
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ious skin ailment al
be at home dies failed. Only
that you are mended by Lancaste
le." Standard Drug Co.
leiueuy maae ay
ie skin, and also TRUST (
and bolls. Re- By John Crawfoi
and Is soothing
Sossaman, pubLancaster
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fter other reme
25c. Recom
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March, 184 6, on the fly leaf,
his return from the war in 11
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his eldest daughter, as a sc
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tlce concerning the buildini
new church in Cheraw, S.
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church informing him of the
book which was ritill in my
sion, and that if there was a
by the name of de Saussure
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