The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 20, 1914, Page 8, Image 8

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f ? " 8 TESTING SEED CORN~ BRING BIG YIE1 ffo the top layer of sawdust disturbing the corn. Raise o:ul cloth, still using great cj it is then posible to head the t( ri\J which kernels have gertniuui IJlj and which have germinated p TilK LANCASTE without |>cnth ltate Decreases ii the see- Accidents, ire, and Washington, March 17, psts. See ial decrease in the number ted well eidents and in the numb* oorly. If killed and injured in su( ..I........ I... .... tntsmital R NEWS, MAROII 20, 19 rruiirui nuiini h accidents | 14. :s' LIST ( )F REAL E STATE Any Farmer Can Make < Germination Tests. MORE BUSHELS TO AC Full Explanation of How to 1 square .\o. iti snows poor k?"i i go to your plank and take No. 16, throwing It Into the t Own Do this with each ear whose show poor germinating powi ears left on your plank will ones and you are ready for yc ting. If you do not secure a gi KE. you can feel certain that it the fault of the seed. Use one box for every one Make I ears. If desired, however, a iiiiiatiuu ? art ouun 11 i/t a.i uvvi nvui out ear commission bulletin Issue eed pile, the quarter ending Sej kernels 1913. E>rs. The During the quarter, 211 be good and 4,011 injured in tra iur plan- a decrease as compared v Dod crop responding year of 1912, was not and 587 injured. An increase of 123 kilh hundred 1 9 04 mjured was shown In larger , train accidents'' includlr -1 1K ? ten id today for 182 Acres, known a itember 30, Beckham place," 01 road, about 1-3 in t were killed good Investment. I In accidents Allison. Easy ten rith the cor- acre of 77 killed 147 Acres In Indian 6 miles northeast id and of 1,- known as the "J "other than place," owner R. B ig accidents cheap. Price per a fir in naiio. El) U A rron land nnH s the "Robert two dwellings, ti Liberty Hill buildings in go imber land. A improved plact ^operty of J. P. Hinson. 4s. Price per 65 Acres with go< . V . .. $15.00 ing and 3-ro< Labd township, near Rocky Rl of^ort Mill, erty of W. W. . M^^Warwlck ?osmw. . Alllsofrr-^BTftTAbout Inklots on ere only $10.00 and "Qrtenwood. u. Intprpst *{n- 223 Acres \ miles painted and an 285 Acres in 1 od repair, a well, miles north < a. Owner, N. J. acres in cult saw timber, ad six-room dwell- J. A. Hyatt'i am tenant house, acre [ver road. Prop- 440 Acres beti Parks. Price per Pleasant Val $31.00 cultivated oi "Sinclair Heights" with tnterei Hughes. Per east of Lancaster, 50 Acres In 1 nver roaa about rour of Van Wyck, 60 Ivation. 300,000 ft. i On "River road." 3 place Price per I $10.00 veen Fort Mill and ley, 10 farms being a It. Terms 8 years it. Owner T. M. acre $30,00 and adjoining Fort Tests at No Kxpense ami in Short Time. Clemson College, March 19.?1 farmer In South Carolna who p corn should begin selecting his for planting at once, is the advi Prof. W. L?. Hutchinson, of Cle Clolege. Prof. Hutchinson urges i farmer to make a germination of his seed, which numerous ej i box may be usea. nui mm ed above is the most eonven to handle and should satisfy t Svery of the average farmer, iinnta The t'me to niake this test ly in winter, when the ear seed turn out well are stored fc ce of ing jn Spring. However, if it mRon done in winter, there is stl every time to make the test now ai test farmer who makes It has th cperi- mous opinion of all the exp< ucat I IU- , IU ruipiu.vro ? line nv " lent size engers getting on or off c he needs passers and others, the to 1830 killed and 19,753 Inj t Is real-1 It was pointed out th s which cent of the derailments ?r plant-( by broken rails and 25.1 was not deficient equipment. 11 ample nd the PRAISE FOIt MAJOF e unanl arts that Spartanburg lawyers Pu V 11.. _ Ulo 11'/ ars, to tres- nlng outfit, grist ml tal being 2,- northeast of Lancas lured. of Camp Creek chu at 10.3 per Going cheap with ei were caused 105 Acres In Buford per cent by lng lands of A. *1 Land and houses aT D. A. Knight. Prl< 1 K1R11Y 108 Acres within few iblisli lietter of Heath Springs, .?!? ,lo,.llln.u n.,,1 11, etc. 6 miles buildings Vost 1 iter and V4 mile C. McManinL rcb and school. 468 Acres 3 \alh isy terms. known as tnS township Join- place, has lari \ Waters, etc. and splendid ba: e good. Owner 77% Acres, % n :e per acre roe and Wadest $20.00 northast from yards of town four-room dwell fine land with K. M. Hardin. naroDiapv nilt. (5,000. Owner E. Lawn, level. Hughes. S 38 northwest city, 80 Acres on < T Aii E, Slstare north of 8to: 50 10-rcoVt hou?e good timber rns. lands of Wn ille south of^Mon- Hendrix. Ha ;oro roads, 7 l^leB Property of Lancaster, lwo Easy Terms, lings. Property 993 Acres In < Price per acre 9 farms In < |26.00 5 tenant Owner, T. M. ee It. 3oll road - V4 ml lea nesboro, with 40 acre* , lies ley?!. Join* 1. Crenshaw and T. 8. s good 3-room house. Mrs. BUa Cauthen. Price per acre $16.00 3edar creek township, :ultivation, ilea rollhouses. Pronerty men is nave proven oeyonn a ? will result In a large Increase In ; An ear-to-row test with seed tha been tested for germinating pr will be sure to pay a farmer 1 somely In future crops, but even makes only the germination te?j year, he Is likely to have hi!? Increased from Ave to ten hu^ta acre, at least. The test Is s<fl and requires so little time ln^ff tlon to results that there Is no fti iOUDi jt wui it-uiK ricn pronis. yield. * ,t has >wers land- School Pupils Strike Because If he lowed to March in Pari I Savannah, Ga., March 17.? "vl?ld an they were not permitted to i Kplo the St. Patrick's Day para opor- partly because Prof. John H. irmer teacher In mathematics, who iltllMiiiK run If V Spartanburg, Spclal to News and Courier March i Not Al- Augustus H. Kirby, the < Li ' * magistrate, suspended t I Blea8e for "incapacity, -Because duty and misconduct," ha narch in an J confidence of at least k d lawyers who practiced in That number of attorneys Hudson, entlre membership of , it is al- burg I.ar Arsocfcition, tod Charleston buildings. Will di 17.?Major tracts to average p jctogenurian Owner J. C. Bowllr >y Governor 120 Acres, two milee neglect of joining lands of V s the respect etc. Easy terms, twenty-four Mary McDow. Qut< his Court. acre i, nearly half Several tracts standi Spartanburg 25% Acres land one n lay signed of Lancaster, oppoi \. . * . r ov. _ 1-a ni. vide into email 64 Acres, 6% ni er acre $55.00. Lancaster, good ig. house. Ownei i of Riverside, mon. /axhaw church. 348 Acres at Tr Owner Mrs. in cultivation, ?k sale price per Good dwelling ....$16.50 Property of W rig saw timber Price per acre lile east of town 150 Acres on Tur lite W. P. Stog- Joining lands o j -? ? -I . otp 1 n vol pnoi tiles southwest of 7ft Mrs, nda land with 3-room acr$ r, Orin C. Black- j^oOO Acres, v worth $5,00 adesvllle, 160 acres large second extra fine timber. jjr i?_ p and outbuildings. will cut to . A. Funderburk. y y willlai $20.00 key Quarter crbek, 52 Acres, 1 % f Walter Stewman, caster on C 1 buildings, a fine . B. Jones. Price per $14.00 elth 8-room dwelling 0 600 acres extra 1 growth pine timber. cDow's house place, suit you. Property of ms. Price per acre $12.50 miles south of Lanharlotte-Camdon road, Viit <!/$(*% w Dwleo nae in the State who cannot make It. The average farmer in this selects his planting ears by h alone, picking out the ears > appear sound. Unless he is an r and has had training in eorn jurl this method is not of great val him. What he should do is to i his best looking ears and thei these through a germination tef After selecting the best lo< ears arrange them side by sld< State *eRed. recently had a fight w eight F. Pickett, the prlncpal, vhlch been reinstated his morning xpert jng the meeting of the board Ring cation last night, when definl ue to was taken, about 100 pupils select high school, with some under 1 Pu* pils, went on a strike this moi Superintendent Otis Ashi iking nouncd he would dtscpline s on as the trustees of the school 1th Prof. r- '"tnsneu ; u-n.*-i iu i tin.1 not olllnR him a? a just, fear nau not (gent Jll(Jge They gay. , follow- ju| discharge of duty is kt 1 of edu- cognized throughout te action County, if not in the Gc of the lice." class pu- j Major Kirby charges rning. removed because he ref nore an- miss a criminal case again the boys T.,andrum, of Governo directed, staff. uv ?,? > ner ? resiueuue, I and -I'll- gee me for lowest "Your faith- 50 Acres, four miles lown and re- Springs, close tc Spartanburg school. Good but (vernor's of- heavy original gr< ber. Joins lands o that he was etc. Owner, D. J. used to disist Col. B. G. 24 0; Acres, 5 miles s r Blease s ter, close to two farms, rents for 3, irtiiri ueiu iuuu ^>v., price. plantation, south of Heath 370 ^cres extra tl > church and Ings, 2 miles ldin8, 15 acres bargain, per acr >wth pine tim- 284 Acres 3 miles f Alex Cauthen. known as th Bailey. Price place, 150 acr $1,000 forest timber, I outh of Lancas- vation. Owner churches, four or>- Price per 600 lint cotton, 571 Acres 1% ml IICO noil, \jt ne land and build- acre from Lancaster, a HOU81 e $40 .00 Seven lota and ! west of Taxahaw, way" betwe? e Irvine Knight ter and the es heavy original Owner Sherl :wo farms In culti- One lot west ( , Miss Annie Greg- on connor o acre. . . . $20.00 residence w les from city, la,nd cash i ? S3-400 biivit t JO UUIIUUlf,. M. ? IVO $60.00 ES AND DOTH. * store rooms on "Mld?n the, town of Lancaaglgantlc cotton mtlla ff Jon. P. Hunter. Colored peoples church ipposlte W. P. Bennett 111 be sold cheap for he W. K. Tavlor new planks, driving a tenpenny nail every tenth ear. The ears shoul he numbered consecutively, i ^an be done by making the numl each ear on the plank with lead i They should then he left until the germination test is comp except when they are taken ou by one for the puropse of g< kernels from them. One of the simplest and bes thods of testlne is the use of a after d the " which >er of I ?? I "Invitation ptting I t me- | ______ saw- | ( MMMMMnnr jm and Informati splendid dwelling houses. Property Iliams, price per acr< 62% Acres on BufTal< east of Lancaster Zion church and ?< lent small plantatl dld% buildings. Pri 134 Acres near Rlvi boro and Landsfc and tenant uuu r 0f j p Wil- cu* into small ....'.. 20.00 cheap, o Rond, 5 miles Better look at ClOBe up to Owner,, Co' W nool. An excel- 148 Acres 4 m l* Ion with splen- tGr on C^arl? Ice per acre two good house *32.60 ? tochurch and s C. Harden A Bro erslde, Wadee?rd road. Joins goo Acreg 4 mljw I itupiuTcu, n iu - r ? _ . tracts and sell large and n site L. C. La this plape now. tary St. C. Hough. Once vacant 1< (s north of Lancas- above "Tay tteo-Camden road, tor nice res ?, barns, etc., close $2,000 For h< chool. Owners, T. Springs, sin Price per acre Owner, Rev $20.00 $1,676 Near ? ? north of Lancas- 1***? roomi lodern residence oppoizbeny residence, Ceme>t on north side of the lor" property sutlable ldence. 3U80 and lot in Heath s of lot 100x360. . S. N. Watson. ** iouthern Railroad, 4 i. lot 70x126. Owner, dust box. Use a box about tin square and four Inches deep, the box to within an Inch and j of the top with sawdust, well ps Select a piece of white cloth a larger than the box and mark tl in two Inch squares with a r numbering enough of the squa tell the number of any of them out trouble. By leaving outsidf vacant all around the box. ther Y\a oKnut n t? cnunms 3 feet I V Fill1 ^? 1 half icked. uttie We invite \uii t lis off reTto New Electric Cofl W i til - _ i i ? rows ^ Oil ilS to bow coil e will * 11. Tnrk DOT COllt t)V 1)6111 IT I our store to se 'ee Mill.. We there can ii ee can be improved twent miformly steel v ut, so th t i anas 01 wm. ?IBI to churches and s only 44 Acres, 3 miles e OUT Springs, close t< school, good road, lfortll M. Knigbt, price pe 63 Acres 6 miles nor V-fl V'i on Wadesboro and it will 1 have arranged tare etc.. Close ^ Qn charlot, chool. per acre 2Q farmg ta ?1Z.7B land wU1 cut , west of Heath sell all, a sped ) church and quick sale, etc. Owner, J. 30 Acres 6 miles >r acre.. $25.00 on New Cut ro th of Lancaster within % i [ Monroe roads, church and sch to make loans of money for ten iee-Camden road, ? *" cultivation, strong $4,600 For el nto small tracts or on Barr str al low price for cheap. Own? $1,200 For go east of Lancaster Heights. Oi ad, lies level and . $2,600 For 6nlle Camp Creek Cemetery s( ool. 1 per month. year pnym'nts at regular rat of UVUtt* eg&nt 10-room hoase e?t, large lot and very >r, Mrs. Mary 8. Knight. >od house, Sinclair rner, C. W. Griffln. room house on W. treet. Rents for $14.09 Interest to buyers of the cloth Inside the t>ox so tha rests firmly and smoothly ovc sawdust. With the box near at hand, the ears from the plank one h; Select from each ear six kr taking them from different pa the ear and no two from the row. P'ace the six kernels fro No. one in square No one is the and so on with all the ears. K t "it I 1 \ ~ r tho he perfectly clear take customers to buy y* one. * rTTof pt*io( s. hill only tl m ear at, OllCe a lid look rloth, orneis ii.mill and buv ill the cup. We do not as low grade goods at Cheap ie best at the right prices, on our front counter to si a package of Chase and 1\ our lai -John T. IV id. When you think of dirt, get in I. HUGl touch with a "live wire." DO IT ] ~1ES vow. Broker snoum oe liti?i ? mi me ii'-i in m Put earh oar bark in its plare plank. When earh square in the br rept those in the outside row? tains its six kerm is, sprinkle wa ..) tiie ho\ until the rorn and sa are thoroughly moistend, rare not to disturb the kernels nlace a dry white rloth earefull the kernels and another rloth < of this one. Finally, rover tl 11?* II I#. on ho 1) in's best Coffee >x- GX- ( lie whole family'v i. mn- * tor inLwdust taking Thon S RENNFl or Tea and when you get vill be happy. rr tfrrv ( 1^1 Cotton Fish-S r r j -??- -?t -r * :\ ?\ /. N ^ i 1 */" " ' ' ???v ??.~? w^> > loth with sawdust until the level full. Keep the box in a fairly room, leaving it undisturbed I ven days. Then eatch the ei the top cloth and raise the clot] fully from the box. This wil UL11MLJ warm Xs;;; We Sell the' i care take L l'lLilUI 1 * "Blount Middle Burster." ROYS TRAD ^ I e. .mafk " MANUFACTURERS EHCOM^f S r ^ I REG I STEREO -ft cVi -?/"*> A <y i nvo I Biurxr^ pUPE 01 I Why I ooMDNE-tanka HOME OFFICE BRANC* atlantan mo Morris Braids Pre\ anos derive their armuonia fron iKs-^n NTGOMEMT rent Shedding. | i the HIGHEST GRADES P a' I Fertil: admit ton cr rxxv? VJL VV5 izer ammoniated w ted to be the plant op. -U. Aioil 1V5J. lill/w' t ith Fish-Scrap is un food best suited to C?JL O liversally the cot Bof blood the use of o , BONE AND FACKI^jG HOUS ise one ounce of the clrcaper ather compounds, or othe^ so nly high class ammoniates, We : of the plant regardless of ur lant in a healthy, vigorous co se and to retain its fruit SE ANIMAL TANKAGE. Ill* mineral ammoniates, air VP called "Tankages." By jifij insure early, constant and iff ifavo,-able seasons. This ||C indition, and enables it to r\ oVvoAlnfft TM1. HH not a theory, but a fact ] >pularity of Royster's, t :r has caused a host of if you want to be sure o to buy the brand that _ _ . i i - proven by the experieng he original and genuine brands to appear with f f getting fish in the goo made fish-scrap famou 1 ! 1 1 1 1 e of many. : fish-scrap ish in the ?ds as well, r s; F. S. R. t # rity on eacV I! crop, and si jyi^Tiroj chances for il and insure /^?>S ^ 8Jr?win| .you uuy lertniiii-i a currying .a j i bag, such as we give, you I lfter a heavy leaching and si the mere pittance of a few cer the MORRIS BRANDS now your crop steady and depen< g season. FOR SALE ET t^uaiautcu vi u?/o\/iuia> pv?- ? ire liable to starve your heddinp: loss. Why take L? its per acre? from your nearest dealer j lable nu>W.ian throughout J ; * Y 1 4.? u r> i ire nor aireaay acquaint rER'S fish-scrap fcrtiliz de any other brand and . S. 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