Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Farm, Garden and Household. What to Sow and how to Grow Crops for soiling Cat tle. Mr. George E. Waring, the ex cellent manager of Ogden Farm, at Newport, R. I., lays down the following programme for a herd of twelve cows: 1. Early the previous autumn, sow three acres of winter rye, to cut the next spring from May 15 to June 15. 2. Early in April, sow two acres in oats, to be cut from June 12 to July 1. 3. Late in April, sow two acres in oats or barley, to be cut from July 1 to July 15. 4. Early in May, sow two acres of oats or barley, to be cut from July 15 to August 10. 5. Middle of May sow two acres of oats or barley, to be cut from August 19 to September 1. G. Middle of Juna re-vlant No. 1 with corn, which is to be cut from September 1, to September 20. 7. Early in July re-s,)w plot No. 2 with ibArley, to be cut from Sep temb er 20 until roots and cabbages come in, which is usual!v October 1 to 15. S. In September three acres of' plots 4 and 5 are to besown in witer rye0 fr the next spring's Mr. Waring's exper!.nce dem outr'ates two general principl.: 1st. The earliest abundant food will be secured by the use (if win ter rye. 2d. The best and most abundant food for the later summer and earlier autumn time will be se cured by the use ofindian corn. An experiment was made last year by the officers (if the Agri cultural College of' Pennsylvania to determine the amount of food per acre. Seed was planted May 15, at the rate of seven bushels per acre, one-half drilled, in drills two and a half feet apart, the other sown broad-ast. On the 20th of' August. began cutting. and on that part which was drilled, gathered 04,000 pounds, or 17.44 tons per I acre. iungrarian grass is a quiVkly turned food for catte. Onj the same fArm three peeks were sown per acre on the 21st of May. Au g 2st 2-73 days after pi-antin--it was gathered and dried, makin 5.804 puids of excellent brigat hav, which the horses and cattle ate with a relish, liking it fully as well as they did the elover. Josiah Quincy's method of soil ing is as fotlows: 3fy20 to July 1, fedcut fod der rom early elover, rye o r chard grass.oro J ulv'1 to .31. cut from oat field which wa~s sown in A pril. August 1 to 31, feed sown corn. planlted from 31ay 1 every ten days. Sep)temIber 1 to 30. r'e-eut the oats oin field No. 1; also feecd one ::cre late corii. sown in June every ten diays. Octobier to Novembher, feed tops of'vegetables. Xfter D)ecmber to next M\ay, fred hay and roots, mixed and finely cut or cooked.-Et hlqgc.( An Ally for Cotton. The cable I i'rms us the lute erop of India hits b :en destroyed byv a cyclone. In Imniia jute ba.s takent the' place of cottoil as an. ;inte in a raw~ and mnufacjtuied state. The importations of iaw and man ufactured ju te by the Unsited States in 1871 amounteLd to 85,362.!0S8. Flor sonme " stra::e reason)I jute has not becomec to any extent one oi our :gricueltralvo ducts. Much of' the landu on ihieh 'cottoni grows is suitable for the eultivationi of inute. it is r-aised for about one-eighth of the cost of cotton, and at present sells for one quar'ter of its prie-a profit of' on:e hundred per cent. 1Its yield is larger t han] that of cottoni Es a product. There is no possibility of its bcKing cultivated at the Sot ~in place of cotton, but there is great teasibiliy of i;s beinr ae ttd by Southneirn plantIers as'- an aLvi- that i.rmeat stanie. au an ull sup)plyin.g inl Some repet u: ha it lacks~ as5 a greatt industr.-4 A\ writei' in thec ".gricultu'ra! .iLpor't" for 1871. very trulyS sys 1 hat it thec p)laterCs of' ti.e cottonr States divert "from the cuiltnit in of cottton a force suftfie'lent to pro du'e half a milliion of' bales of jute. t hat crop) wi be nearly a clear acqulisition, andl will save a large outliay for freigrh t., batleeloth antd1 compr)ie.,sion of cotton." He fur thter adds that "its cultivation will '1 sa;'e several miilions of dollar's sen t out of'the c'ot?on States everv yard hat purecnase gnycoh 1en,a!e h.bor of' the Souith. wh ich retires f'rm the cotton field unde the systeml of free laboi-. Tile ~han;dK" might be employ ed in p.icking it when driven from the rie:ds hy inelement weather. The Sot h could imaniufacture as well as grow the article, and have ai it leave their hands only in a mnanufatuired state. Th?e wri'ter ' mi'om whom we have before quote:1, says that "the simt,ie machinery used in Keutuicky for' spinning and weav ing hem p might be 'applied to' ( jute. We hope to hear soon that so;me of oui' large planters have taken steris to add the culture of' jute to t'int (f cotton, thereby sutbser'V'ng their own interests as well as inia:"gura tin.g an important 31 bra'Iuch ot iinstry for' the South- w. er'n States.-c forl: So'. " :tth :s: . de.i' woman," as the KAGRICULTR LE Bu:itt from the Marl beds found on the coast t.f thi;s 'Staze, equal to double the gitY of ordinary Lime for A:ricultural plrposes, owiig to the large per centage of Phosphate of Lime which it contains. To introiwce its use anong the farmers in-, thjis se-ction, thec price is put at si.~ PER TWN OF 2,000 LBS. For sa:e ill (1na:tii1es. to stit purvih.sers, and for furth:r partilL:Iar apply to J. N. FOWLES, At Store of Maye & Martin. Scpt. 25,:9-1n Let us Haie Pes R[T im[ 1111!e IICHI yn,: cain by ein !bys soiie F7LTt N fAiE IT m ine PICKL{.iED SALM'N, alm! - AR (UlED HAMS. Also, on Consi'tu.net, TEN BA LES (F HIAY. At H~ARDY 501-0'O :4N', Next to Metrs. McFall & Pool, oin the Zay 22, 21--t Fif:h Avve. A. P. PIFER, X. A., Principal. Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,: : Assistant. ProL F. WEaBE', Musical Dzp't. TtiE Exereise- of* the aboe.- Scb! l i be resumed onl VEDNESDAY, - SElP TENIBER, !872. Tiin011 from :2.50 to P4. i- pI lonth. No Incidenal Fees. Pipils will be cEharged frm de of en trIance to thil end of the Seson:. N. re ness. For pariicularz, &c., :pply to S. P. '0107PER, Eq., Se. B'd. COL. S. FAIR, Prcs't. Sep. 4, :;t;-tf. WOOL CARDING AT Our CARDING MACaINES are in first rite order, :n:d turning out the BEST RUOLS at ONLY liK et. per lb. if oiled it not, ) Cs fits ex:r-. Our wt::t:s will bi in Newherrv o evcry two wi': atnd Wool -ft with .essrs. Mayes & Mbrtin, u il ;e recelved, carded an] retlIrtd FREE OF CHARGE for transportation. Thw cotin ted patronage of the citizens of Newberry olcited, and satisf'ction gniiantecd. R. S. & J. W. GOODGiON. Se-P. 11, 3-m The State of South Carolina. To George W. JTohnson, Q-:rie P. John eon, Sariah At n .Johntsont. lb: I'Thrift, wife of John Th rin, tanrd the cib!r.n of a pre-deceiased daughlter, Rebecc.t .\ote, viz-: Florida, Andersoni :t il.!amitUn . leiral heirs and rep iest: .ives of Saraht .Johnson, w-ho diedI in-st. te. Youa are hereby rei;;ired to appe.ir att tir Curt .. Proba-e, to be 5. 0ldet at & a he-i r 'ort ilotise, for Newberryv (Couty, on h :wenti-th diii'. afte r .service i:ereof, io Thoe as,it anyv you e.in, why ti- R-- ' Est-'te >f S.t ah - e t:i.rn, ece --i, d:-ie ihedi t be petito of JIohn C. John,n and D.m~ Iiob--on, xied in my~ of'ice, soi,l no ' . lid D;.t.iel .JohntSOl their di-n itt:ivesh-ares he reof, and the ret:;inintg iorti thereof Johso,~ Carii - P. .hn:so-, a: ht Ann oIo.n- m, M,;id, T :.: i!t, nia * i .h-ho lIat, andi thei i- llde.-t of a pre-deee hm -:i. R, i-bc More, eiz: ii:, n orsoni andti J:;tnts Mote. te-nth day of Ccii.i, A. D. 1t72 [t.. Q] .l A ME-:C T. LF\Y e Judie of Proh i-.-. Ni~ therr Cony Ot lo GeoCr.x W. Jo!::oon, And. -Tn Mo andl Jani:-S Motc-, ifs an: d' i ii: Tai:- notice thatt the' -:nitn:: in li I e ion, of which the fon:.:oin::I' is :: eny, :na ti hei petion were I! ed in the itle of th tie of P:ob:i-t e --*w :r (oun:y, in . be 11a5e (It om C.tot Ia, on the 1Ib: b. of October, 82 JONErS & J(iNES, Att'y.s. (Yct. 23, 4:-. f25. SH~ACKELFOR1D & KELLY, K actor.s :md Genei~- a nnttt.i)b> Me-rchat% ~ORTHf ATLANTIC Wl1AHF. CH.ARESTOX, S. C. 07 Agents for Moro Phillips' A-nmoia e Carribbean Sea Guano. V WV. Sha:ckeiford. WVi..\iken elIy. PROFESSIONAL. DR. C. W. ABNEY Offers his se vtCii, es : h cononna:ihtr t -idence, next. door above A. Rt. Chureb, >iirmeri occurmied by Dr. T. W. Tbo;tpso::. Free Transportation. WE re prepitred t Id :omt oine to ine :i::ied antd nty busii&s Cornr per diay, u i: fur nia free t:: i0otation1 of thii . ran to atnd' fromi our mill for or paitronsM .e of cha:r:;-. WIE, .JONES x P'ARKER-.> Apr. 17,16t-tA. L ARGE S TI IILLINERuY 8 T 0~K. T the up counttry and receivingC daily a.l tns by Express, -at Fann~ Lier Rteguiator. Ote of the b,est preparaions~ now- Oefore e iubile. lit:.rd o tetmni alt;is canI !.e towni of it-i eili:i. l' e.*are.l after the os apro;veid l frmu:.:, ' e !tlll for. this Feb. 2, o-t. DR. -. F. FAT 50 BUSHELS iREENVILLE MEAL - 1Bh. GRiST. For sale by D... MuWEIt. A pr. 2ro, I7-h f ALL parties itndebted to n:v- bi emorandtum AccounIt. or int any other - . are requested to' pa the s:Ime at D). MOWER. -TO RENT. " A desirable STORE co Main Street. For bet .-app. to n MOWER. W.M. (IAZE, COLUri A, S. C., Would inlvite attenti:1 to his stock of Watches and Chains, In great v.,re.y. fvv ltdia-' 1,:id ICDeoI' wear. Jewelry, in .:iamond, Pearl, Coral, And other ': Ie, e and beal:tiful. SILVER AND PLATED WARES. C. 0. 1a., I 2 :' :. . A r:: F: N i:T . 10 iN:E1. FR I:'Se .31105 l tl;O! LV-.N .1, (alld Bc.t.D, Trhiin i b ..,k n1 Sa. in,re: 1 8 7 2. Vtei-.t Ribbcas, Ne::k Tn:s. Bonnet Sil:s, Sains, Velvets and Crapas. Flewan, Feathers. 1r.aments, Fr,-r.es, &c. Slivo; 1it' lade;i and ('h1M - II.:% , .\ND IN( . T! w.ft. N Veiling,EaNtZl. &.-, &-,. Nos. 257 a"d 239 B-]i're $treet, 3ALTLYORE iD. Tivlme goods :,ro nm lilrdh u' or nd .\mri.i M f r !he b:e tVv:e, 'q::ld vriet olhp in anyl.v eRe 1rh- 14ild w: : , r p- :mdJ L- t A-fi, 2j5-3m 4" L I I N l,l-:- U RA11t,E' (1, ASSE TS - - 0 C1.00,000. HON. JEFFAiTMON idV. Pr si.: t. }E.Juv' iI.\'D- <TO. Ve -itinie1'ru4et.Tt J. D.KENNEJ. id :I':.i f.F.'-.\N.Ie New i-rr 0. Jub:It. '. -h Fi THE 4 r:v 1":4;xr--) : .' w mot c''ert~) i - pri 4 .tIal~ i 1g h DUTti' Iti~)4~C) .4 ' C o . Le. 0) . :8.4 i'd i~ he chepe"? bok .1::r d I. s :- rid. Iii. . d.. ,dOd i)) 2 ' i k.') ..'' etcid . c athth~t4o'k ar'ero- IC wobr k " i ..4rv.'.r1ce-. 4' anfau re,I .'i et., 'in " an a S. It Ci-: al comp ete cclp edt o \ i mk o irrnaion n suject of ree-a in retvr uiedas, and : Bli cnfi!tods,el 0o'k 2e t o Ve.i o (rcit nm. !: J.Oi. WSO;I & IIYm.PNESr. :.tod . Con . CI:ca O ic:- l S M, o .\i* L*INN. :, R .J'C. FT , c T Il oR FIX. p,Fhor t , W m a-:, Tcr i Co: WINDOW) 1L S - PEILi D re. l:ir :md Pri hix's --:i. .1 e 13 p PS I i n:" ani- ::::l. P :'... ' :.::e .'. i 1 r'.' C ': :--y. Cir If , F . L '. COLUMBIA, S. C. .r :wow uff.ring; the L.\il( EST F i - ST ST('l% of CLOTH1G ~-A Tl S AND i , i-IeI Itri:I r itILI X OF', II -) i.rnlirly .:2capied by We\ rn 21 ll ix. N: i I Sm Ln- .IlaKtN tTlp clWT . ITTIN( SUlTS. Iut of twH ENGIS: ii CxsDuiERE~iS ANDI A E'lI -XS Givo us a c;ll aI be c nvnced. Oct. 2., - -tf S I y -1 1) i!G 2R to :ni.i:.Ce to Tiwir biendo a i. .n ns 1h,; :; .ve . R D :1 Lar--e anid !"lBrpt- wr Criot 3a I a I1'ca a3|.. Vhere theV l:l:- OPENED Eliwir IMME~NSE STOCK Of NEW anLa DesiraAle Good P 8EECTED WITH 6REAT CASE, AND) COMP is!N Til E BEVST 31-\IM OF GiODS TO BE Vti'ND S' L11 0WP n I A E : , . L : i,: of ie be D.!iy elgo- .~ To. ee Getih e 0:.iG Rt.\ .r..O f iy t irw nyu r i now1 1:' o e:20 y and i rn:Idb Go to . rN:v b.esibd y e->r '1ram! til rL, l ry12 Goon Es-.~ v. p. . . i S..leREMY.[OA.0 1:m To LSeeth Fa. C.s neha e;mu; In It be i II ner the i 2.0,9 per box, R .ansl CL I,frm Gore to ewbery aue a d la i L estir.g t i. En !:r.: i..nl ne1 :i, rcud givd Sack the :oivn toe al :d uarrie,tteha n vrhu-h Nle 2:9e r:r t h my :-n W ,te.o JOHN EiAL, --ti~ - S ..i .-- e i r- - : AGBf i Lt I-% ~ ' i r - r A k i ,A ; W d A . 1 IrOn, Steel, Xa-.3 s , t-usd:"., J-OlIting Cloths, Sa:-n; Xac'.i4.3. Circular vas, Milli1razz. Sua-:r Pa:,Z, Ca*-:iagvt Baii,ding a:a n! i -:n-aril r i. .: I. . . . N - A G IQ . . MAL I4:e *?.mm. P! . E ts. i":. F AAC ad a:rie: / . '-E . . .\ tt . t . Ive - it! - 1 '4 P, T Doil'i X *vzs': I oc~F . ::Y0 * - - ile We a nx . bi, -:,ve um l. C. F. JA(%R.SO F.A.L: .4Al \' /7 ery. .A A WOO .: .LO W TT t I...\. I p ''' '' i ..u 1. :.I'' 'r . ? :/, ipu : T(i'.n i ofevry* riri Hais, Caps and Gent s Fin1srhing GOs. KI] . TR & WIL]~7Y C.\L UM:B_I AZ, S.. c. W i:n:ro i.w: n vin : . w ::v- q zh tl s ilt,n 1 . : i Y .~~Is 'l :-:.h:..n , M .T A 'R N vS iN N . . ri T A M,I.\\ LI.. ; II -O . . CK )i . S! ES YU S' AND B7'' .LOTHILG. B).i! \ \i!if. i '.V .N N' i.. ' S IiLK S. . ' -. 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New Y.rk. -'s U .lt .o . .kr ,1. 17 17 iT T D -~P W .L , v v . . . r..:. .... 3: D B~ "T%' i A >r. .5, 1 - * r ff * lf i ' ' 01. 110 uli 1 o Tl PEDM''R IE :',s1 . : &Le - N.,.of difrn I. en. .-le d mso:1:2 & u . - n,c fu :S t e y r.: -, n : -o.;: s a' sie~ A. C.- * A 1 ~1 5 A ae c's.Jf ardimi E. H. CHIRISTIAN. - -.. ?.r. . . r1e . MOWER.