The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 21, 1916, Page 6, Image 6
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WEEKLY BULL
BUREAi
News to Publish "Wi
Benefit of Man
Vddress all communications t
Hon. E. J. Watson, State Agriculture
Commissioner, Columbia, S. C.
The South Carolina State Burea
of Marketing is now more rapidl
than ever increasing its sphere c
usefulness to individual citizens i
every nook and corner of the stat<
and away from home the system eir
ployed in this state is attracting mor
and more attention with each weel
Huring the week Just ended M
K. Oa rot hers. Director of Fai
mers Institutes of the Departmer
of Agriculture of Pennsylvani.
wrote asking for definite informt
fiim as to the method of organize
fion and operation of the South Care
lina Mureau, and the following let
fer under date of April 14 from hir
speaks for itself:
"I have your communication r
flie ll'th in response to my lette
el th<? ith. and thank you very inuc
for your exhaustive effort in e>
plaining the organization of th
Marketing of Farm Products in you
,1,1,, ? t i. .?i <
- iiviuii i nun annoy
everv state in the union, and I at
frank to say that there is no syster
in the t'nited States that appeals t
me like yours, and assure you tha
I'.'nexvlvania will take great prld
in following this organization to
large degree. While it seem
practically impossible to make an
improvements upon your presen
plan. if. after our organization, w
find that there are any little thing
that would he worthy of suggestion
Re shall be pleased to correspond
with you.
"Again thanking you for you
kind consideration of our efforts.'
The Bureau continues to he ii
receipt of constant encouragemen
in its work. One of its patrons a
Ridge Spring writes this week "Youi
fast issue came very near selling al
of iny pigs and am more than pleasei
with the results, for which I than!
on. Keep the good work up for il
i- getting better every week."
The bulletins of the Bureau art
being watched very closely awaj
fror: home also. From Hopewell
. Va.. the new munition town then
' onios a general call for hogs, the
inquirer wanting about l.r?d head
and says he will buy a good man\
more in the future if prices arc
agreeable.
This week the Chamber of Commerce
of Columbia nsks the Bureau
Co secure the address of parties in
the state who ship Irish and sweet
potatoes, and the Bureau would request
any interested to write directly
to the seeretarv of the Chamber
>>" Commerce. Columbia. S. C.
Through the Bureau the department
wishes to announce that as a
result of operating night anil day the
new marl plant under the auspices
of the state is now in a position to
till immediate orders for marl at the
ruuarkably low price of not exceeding
J2.5f? per ton at any point in
r!*.c state save one. the average being
about $2.12 per ton. Those who
w'sh to secure this valuable material
which carries a large per rentage of
phosphorus at a price far below the
actual values and indeed below what
the freight alone has been heretofore
on ordinary ground limestone,
xiioald send in their orders immediately.
The following is a summary of the
t elites e .1
uiii-i !) in i ii** ivpflK:
Wants
White seed rice of pood quality. ,
A good milch row, fresh to pail.
Noftc under 5 gallons considered.
\ position on farm as superintendent.
Many years experience.
To buy two settings of Blneh Lang
an ' gas Price must be reasonable.
\ few bushels Limbless cotton
I.
:.(|i>ii pure Southern Queen potato
drawers.
Some Flint seed rice.
oO or more bushels of corn. Or
vTkll exchange registered Berkshire
pigs months old.
Tied Spanish peanuts. Also run!.,ng
variety of equal quality.
Second hand Cyphers or Columbia
l.-icnhatnr, 250 egg capacity.
1?> bushels Two Crop peas, $1.25
f#er bushel.
200 l-iishels Clay peas. $1.10 per
t/ushel f. o. b. Lodge.
40 bushels Mixed peas. 05 per cent,
eotnd, $1.25 per bushel f. o. b. Erbhardt.
will exchange for 00 Dav Ve:
' ot beans.
10 bit. hel Speckle peas, $1.60 per
lushel f. o. b. Blshopvlllc.
_r, b< shels Iron peas, $1.50 per
rush-?] f. o. b. Bishop vllle,
10 bushels Iron peas. $1.25 per
bushel.
10 bushels Mosy'g Prolific White
orn. $2.00 per bushel.
lb bushels Alexander s Pure Bred
TE
ETIN SH
'J OF MARKETING
ints" and "Offers" for su
v Farmer Friends. 1
;o Southern Bred Yellow corn. $2.0<?
il per bushel. "R
10 bushels Boone County White
u corn, $2.00 per bushel. '-1ft
y 500 bushels shelled corn. $1.00 *
per bushel; 500 bushels slip shuck
n corn, 90 cents per bushel.
Selected hand shelled Coker's pedi
greed Williamson red cob corn. $2.50 ''Ul
e . ? * ,anci
t per bushel. %in
Selected hand shelled Marlboro or j.anc1
r" McColl Prolific corn. $2.5u per bus-|?ni
U heI" j.la'r,
50 bushels Wheat to be ground in- .by
to Uraham Hour. "Will sack In 24 int:
i- slat
or 48 po nudsaeks." 3 cents a pound1 tur
( f. o. b. Seneca. 12S
t_ 100 bushels Webber Long Stapl? |
stoi
n cotton seed. $1.10 per bushel sacked.'
f. o. b. Chester. tift
>r Coker's pedigreed special Webber AVil
r No. 82. S2 00 nr?r
h Webber No. 82 cotton seed. $2.00! |nfi
or will exchange. .con
Peavine bay or oat straw. Or will ,ro1
luiv
it exchange for milch cow, fresh,
n 5 tons bright peavine hay. 117.00 ai,n
""per ton; 3 tons bright oat straw.'nail
^ $9.00 per ton.
o A grade Jersey cow, 2 years old, j.
a second calf, 3 gal. rich milk. $4".00 p0U
s cash. der,
\ 40 head of steers good and fat for na''
1 tl 1 so
ojbeof; best offer p:ets the cattle; for
s delivery May 1. sick
j 1 splendid Jersey cow, 3 1-2 to I and
i gallons rich milk; one fine grade ,ion
r, Jersey. 3 1-2 to 4 gallons rich milk.
'I One Jersey bull, six months old. weij
i| $25; one Jersey heifer 1 r> months, huvi
t i $35. i and
stlv
t 2 brood sows, Poland China and;^vj'f|
r Jersey cross; or willing to exchange, usuj
I One good Berkshire boar, son of ar"
II Silver Tins Duke. retu
app<
c | 8 grade pigs, 4 months old, weight; SOUI
t 4" pounds. To per pound, or will ex- kidr
change for corn at SI per bushel. "
20 half Duroc clioats, 4"? to 50 :n '
.libs.. $2 each: 4?> to 60 weaned pigs men
grade Durocs $1 each, all f. o. h. N
, River Landing. hint
>| 10 Duroc Jersey hoars and gilts,j
! 2 mos. old, $5 each. here
14 fine pigs sired by registered est
, * Herkshire boar from grade sow, $5 '"re
each, pigs 6 months old. viV/l
Some pure O. I. ('. and Herkshire' \
: pigs crossed. S wks old, $2 each. ; he r
2 very flna O. I. ('. am. KsH?x ''nvi
gilts crossed ready for servic ?. ^ 12.jnos!
. >ach. I i<idn
1 registered Duroc sow. m ? y ar He s
, owl with papers, $20; 2 sows and 2is,nj'
riale pigs. $r> each. One registered! ,|ll(.(l
year ohl Duroc boar with papers.'with
$20. These hogs not related. IS men
months old Duroc-Poland Chin-.. sow hat
. mod
jthini
One bay mare 11 months old, t says
sound and gentle, used as buggy j M
U - - "
| nurse > years, $150. ]'
I One registered Hereford bull. -1 "
months old. will sell at a sacrifice, .old
For sab* or exchange H Dnroc- r"..
Ilerkshire nigs. months old. $."> 'lo*
' Krrs
each. One large pug nose Ilerkshire j ^rn|
registered sow, S4d. Registered I??iroe-Jerse.v
sows $"?o each. One grade
Jersey heifer :? years old, $r>0. One
:'? year old grade llolstein hull $50., J
or will \ehangc for good milch cow. | |10lcl?
One bay buggy mure. 7 years old,' of tl
or will exchange for cotton. Into
One large fast stylish 4 year old
Shetland pony, buggy and harness n'iinc
$ 1 r>(?. i tax <
Font full blood Southdown young!rPa'
rants. 6 years: make best offer.
Herd of dehorned goats. $t.5'> j,e |
each or will exchange. tTnlo
A registered Ituroe-Jersey sow, Apri
years old. tor'B
Pure eggs from laying strain Pl> ertv
mouth Rocks. $1 per setting; rati tax i
supply lo settings u week. 09^
| Lots of young duedklintrs, pure jj
J Indian runner. 25c each. elect
A large heaufifnllv colored fiuei.
(eye rock.
I Pure White T.eghorn 75r. per
IB.
Mlack Ilreasted Ited Bantam egg*
I$1 per 15; will exchange for equal
number eggs of Golden or Silver Sea-; In
bright*. Huff Cochin Bantams or .fup-'and
anepe Black Tail Bantams. "iVDi
Mammoth White Holland Turkey s(,in<
eggs. 25c each. $'! per dozen. In si
Toulouse Geese eggs. 25c each, st
a dozen. Silver Laced Wyandotte (
eggs, $1.25 per 15, or will exchange neiw
for Cartridge, White or Columbian ing
.wniiuuuv >**??. wniie African Gul-jr,r*B(
nea eggs, per 15; will exchange
g rati
setting guinea egg* ofr Ruff Cochinjgivef
Bantam eggs. com!
Pure Indian Runner l>uck eggs for an'l
hatching, 5c each. White Pektn
Duck eggs, 5c each. Pure Indian
Runner Duckn fawn and white cros ed
$1 each. Pure white Indian Runner
Rucka $1 each. One hen and 1
(Continued on Page 7f Tb?fl
<ii Kin"
EE LANCASTER NEW*
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AFTER 2M EFFORT
perintendent of Fertilizer
Plant Has High Praise for
Tanlac
ESULTS REMARKABLE"
or Trying for i>o Yours to Ovor ome
Troubles, He Kinds llelief In
ilustor Me<llcine
Still another well known and inential
Atlanta man comes forward
I endorses Tanlac, the new niedip
that everybody is talking about.
I which is doing so much good
ong all classes. This time It is
N. Carroll, superintendent of a
?e fertilizer work3 operated here
Swift (c Co. Mr. Carroll's standand
influence in this city and
te are too well known to require
ther commt nt. His address it
Marietta St.
Tanlac has relieved me of serious
tnach and kidney trouble, from
[eh I have suffered off and on for
een or twenty years." he said to
liam It. Logan at Jacobs' Phar->"
I am satisfied I had neuritis, or
animation of the kidneys,*' lie
tinned, "and I also had stomach
ible of the worst kind. 1 would
e fearful swelling of the abdoi
and terrific pains after eating
ost anything: and 1 would have
is under mv shoulders and in mv
k.
This undigested condition of my
1. so I was told, resulted in the
ioning of tlie kidneys and blad,
which would give me terribla
is in tlie passage of them and
i produce uremic colic.
These attacks would make me
all over and sometimes cold.
I would have swimming sensain
my head, and attacks of
dness. I finally got so I could
p very little and was losing
;ht and strength all the time. I
p used only one bottle of Tanlac.
the results are remarkable, to
the least. It agrees perfectly
1 my stomach. Other medictnes
illy make me sick. My nerves
all right again. My appetite has
rued and tlie indigestion has dis?ared
completely. I sleep as
ill as a log, and the blindness,
ley and blndiWr trouble bother
no more.
f am going to keep right on tak
Tanlac. and I am glad to recom
d it to my friends."
unterous cases right hero in Ata.
reported by people of high
ding and wide aeuuaintanee are
1:1 r in snuif rosni-rf* tn ?lw.
given, and prove in the s?rongpossible
way that Tan la e is tin's
great remedy for the stomach.
\ kidneys and all other deranged
organs.
moiiK the Atlanta rases that inav
eralled on this point are the fo|ng:
J. A. Hancock, well known
federate veteran and retired buss
man of Atlanta, suffered from
ey. liver and stomach troubles,
ays the results from Tanlar were
>ly astonishing. H. L. Forrest.
Iy known Atlanta meat and prodealer,
suffered for five years
kidnev trouble, liver derangeI
and dyspepsia, said he took a
full of tablets and many other
icines but Tanlae was the only
g which brought hint relief. He
he now "eats like a plow hand."
any others like these are continr
being given to the pnblir and
g discussed far apd wide,
mine, the master medicine, is
exclusively bv J. F'. Mackev k
T.aneaster; Peonies Drug &
Co.. Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd.
mnn. rin-K. <t per ixmir
pht.
NOTH'K (?r ELECTION.
hereas. one-third of the freei*rs
and one-third of the electors
te ape of 21 years, residing in
n school district, No. 19 have
ioned the county board of edun
to order an election to deterwhether
or not an additional
)f 4 mills shall be levied on all '
and personal property for school
oses.
e hereby order said election to
leld by the trustees in said
n district. No. 19. on Tuesday.!
I 2">, at the school house.
which ejection only such elecas
return real or personal prop-;
for taxation and exhibit their j
receipts and registration certifl-j
. cl.nll a ~ ^ -
. mini i#r niiunni IU ?Oie.
>e opening and closing hours I
ho the same as In all general
Ions.
V. A. Llngle,
Jos. K. Connors.
W. B. Twitty.
County Board of Education.
i?\\<;kks of int.\ft
ialts fool host when wo are l??t
perspiring, just when they are
dangerous sirtd the result is Neu_
a. Stiff Neck. Sore Muscles or
'times an atta<:i. of Rheumatism ,
jch cases apply Sloan's Liniment. J
iinulates circulation to the soro j
painful part. The blood flows
y and in a short time the stiffand
pain leaves. Those sufferfront
Xeuralgja or Neuralgic
lache will find one or two appllins
of Sloan's Liniment will adve
tsful relief. The agonizing pain
i way to a tingling b< nnatlon of
'ort and warmth and quiet real
nleep la possible. Oood for Neu("too.
Price 2Bc. at your DrunPiles
Cured in 6 to 14 Days.
driiKriot will irfuml roonry II PaZO '
MUST fail* to cut any cou of Itehiug.
, Hlcidlngor Protrmllng Hl?r? in 6 to 14 v?. '
?*t application a ?< ? )"4 kcvt. Syc.
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