Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' { v < -I * THE BHTESBURG B LDVOCATE. / . 1 * ,3. RA1 WL.? mmtnmmmmmammtm ? - J? .gg" G1 c.^* RAND OPl ENING OF 17 4- JC? 3 MILLINI ERY and DRESS G< . ?+ in n OODS, f , * iVf nr I wi tvliiu^l ch tn cn wv . to my patrons I / pnn/*i a r? a r\ Lie that I have the mos A A l /"? /"> 11 r r-< & t /-A a T 1 gllllllllg t up=to=date lines ol ?* m r w~-v a ' * B-~*i au iv vj f Hats, Dress Qoood: r* ' \ I 5 and Trim i m Tv i ^ ^rnwiAU dak uivtrN vr\ i J. RA1 intst 1 v\u uaic; WL. EARLY FORA Oats and Canada I Found Satii **A Reader" asks about early crops ft forage. Where chin damage, we have f make a good pastu spring barley, but v GE CROPS. Peas Have I I .factory. | Pi IVI I 1 for information | mmm m m >r rrppn an?l ilrv tried all kinds of blood retnr " u u?y j to Jo mainriuwl but 1 have fuu ch bllgj do little Mr faee waa full of pil heads. After taking Cascarvts t ound nothing to continuing the use of them at . , them to mr friends. I feel line v ire quicker than morning. Hope to have a chan re do not advise CMCar"Mj>ed c. witten. 76 eim worn usually imposed upon ver s left knee?viz.. holding L sawed In place. The necess _ sure of the lever is effected of the treadle and the sinal 'A1.'** sash cord connecting the t nd the right tb!n( . .... mpiee end buck- lover should be so attache >d'recommend* side of the box that the ce'to'recommend curved end rests upon the s St., Newark. N.J. in Piac? by 't. about midway Hi'SOFT COI 1 rope or wo. The Like the running brook 'loose iho*r rCcl l,iat flO\VS thn tick, held the veins has to come between | somewhere. kE <<L | FKUITAr FLOWERS - the ';'^^/vVo^w^w/vS^?-???a^vrvrxr^ ?Ugh CARE OF A YOUNG ORCHARD from : A Mistake to Crowd Young Orchar 1 Ke.?l enjoyment is had when reading that clever magazine, The Snort Se', Neglected Co:ds. Kv? ry part of the mucous membrane membrane, the nose, throat, head, ears and lungs, etc., are subjected to disease and bligh*. from neglected colds. Mallard's Ilorohound Syrup Is a pleasant and effective rented v. 25c , 50c., shoots ami leaves. A neighbor of mihe who permitted the aphis to work lost his young trees. The. lime, lye and tobaeco are each Rood fertilizers for the trees. Rabbits in Orchard. Jjj Rabbits are n pe^t in a young or- B chard, but they are always with us. JH You can kill off a few. but enough are any one to try It w present, and part of for dry feed. We per acre on ricta-w< and it never has faile the growth of oats weeks. Oats alone or wi have been found by satisfactory, but we ceeded with the pea hen the bugs arc the crop intended Best For sow two bushels M The Bowe ill prepared soil >%/% >d to make double Candy cathaj th Canada peas ^^|^2*7jrTY*T'TTT3 some to be very never have sue* -aud-oat combina- P!?a??nt. P?l?Uble. Potent. Tu the left and center diagon; The treadle should extend, w Is ^ zontal, eight inches beyond ^ side of the box. In using t raise the lever with the It with the right, place the st sawed so that point where ii JjflJffljF' cut is over the U; the lever ii or pulled upon the stick; foot placed upon the treadle t? Good. Do Good, pressure will hold the stick al cleats. 'p|ic Sprin?rS 0f rC(l bloo rhen hori- , , . 1 , 0 fJ the left IOUnd 111 tllC SOlt COl C O he horse, bones called the marrow ;ft hand; . SOmc say red blood also c< Ms to be f?'om the spleen. 1 leal thy s dropped I marrow and healthy sj the left I are fu]l C)f fat 'securely41 . Scott's Emulsion makes r] to Make Large Growth. j |]1(^ Having properly set the orcha . with the desired fruit the uext step *lHCi its care. We have found it best DIIICS cultivate the young orchard for t bone 1,rst *ew y,'ars un,il comes ir . bearing. It can be cultivated in coi )lCCn potatoes or any tillable crop. Whe oats and siuall grains are very t > 'lCW 'nS on a yotmg orchard, as the crop out off :tiu) tlio 1 :i ti 11 itcn uiliil and 1< and 1. W. Akeiidrick, Vat ley Mills, j rd Texas., writes: "I have used Itnllird'sj i8 lloielicnnd Syfup for coughs and t() (hroat troubles: it is n pleasant and j , tuost ell'ective remedy. (). J. Harris j ito ~ rn. "ixr ANTED ? Everyone who use at. printed stationery to remember ry- tkut we have just receive I a line line ! 's of Stationery and inks?that our type pft I r 1 .i. ?_.i ?i.?? tl,. sure to remain to do all the necessary mischief. Fortunately the rabbit Is a fastidious fellow and will accept no had smelling stuff for a diet. My Ionia farm is surrounded on three sides by woods and they literally swarmed through the young orchard About the time the first snow came I procured ten rents worth of powdered asafoetida and then made a pall of thin Hour naste mixing it well ami tion. Rye is an old stan the best results from perhaps pastured a 1 yember. This fall pa thicken it and make i but it must be done and not kept up teo era strongly favor tl cheat and chess for turo o-H tk. ..W... ; Dicmn, nouen or urip?, ! sold In bulk. The eeunine table Guaranteed to cure or your tnone id-by, and we get Sterling Remedy Co., Chic It sown early and ANNUAL SALE. TEN MIL ittle In early No- ?? isturing seems to THREE JURORS t stool out better. with light stock late Some writ- Qf Chohn Morbus wjll le Tall sowing of .. ... ... ... . . . early spring pas- Uott,e ?f Chamberlai i_ i ... Cholera And Diarrhoe ivc, ?c. wc. r??T?i il lumped CCO, r.l,C.k.'v v ? Swiss vs. American Fari :ago or n.r. 595 LION BOXES Prof. F. H. Mumford of the i Agricultural college in speak CUKEI) trip to Switzerland said rec "The Swiss farmer savi atom of matter available fo .. tlon, and applies il with sci< t? One Small . ... .. . . t curacy. In this thing h< it s t.olic, Nothing is wasted?not ever rRemedy 1 i t>?.? J blood by feeding the min9- ' marrow and the spleen Missouri richest of all fats, the ently' ?d liver oil. es every ror pale school girls r prcKiuc- invalids and for all \\ air- k]ooti js tHiii and pale, S< s excels. . 1 1 au inch limulsion is a pleasant ant . i? 1-1 it 1 I ^ - y- 1 bOllC j,are (0 thc j,?t rays of the suu with mid-summer when ii needs most sha pure an<' protection. My father lost ten acres of you , orchard by sowing it in oats the tt: nna year it was set. The season was d llOSC and while the trees cultivated in cc rott's ' reasonably well, the whole t . i acres sown in oats had to be reset. I 1 lCli ,j|(l (re,.g have to be set in small gri Ii &C.C.S uri' IIrw aim sijnnu niiu nuu iu? Adv ocate .lob Ofliee is* tinning out ae I .1 . t, tlrst-Oiass work. ng rst TI1E CHRIST I AN. ry. Churc lies at Const lit i?'ople. Turkey, >rn and Yokaliotna, .lupin, have long used cn the Longman & Martinez i'aint for If painting t heir churches. tiu Libera) contributions of I,, it M. l'nitif will !>? lriven for such nnrno.-r with ;i whitewash brush besmeared the young trees as high as his rabhitship could reach, and he let all doctored trees severely alone for the entire | winter. They will not touch trees rubbed with bloody or stinking fresh meat, but it must be repeated every month or six weeks.? R. M. Kellogg. In National Fruit Grower. making early and spring, it may be places. But the car be slow to use it fc ing his wheat lands We have not tried 1 pasture plant, but a i seen leads us to thir very valuable plant soils. Oat hay is g so 13 WIJ Ilttiuy, rapid growth in Mr. (J. W. Fowler, ol useful in many Ala relates an experif eful farmer will while serving on a petit j ?r fear of Infest- f *-dwardsv.lUv ..... . oi Clebourne county A with a had pest. 8ay? ; "While there I at lairy vetch as a meat and some souse tnea ?lat of It recently me cholera morbus in a ik It might be a term. I was never inor oa sandy, light a,?d ^ent to the dru rowing in favor csrtaiu cholera mixture, uont .. !.? I ? f - "7? - ? ui iaiiu. m iic ovrtoo 10 an ' Hightower, redeeming rocky places. Ii nee Jie had allowing it to go to waste, as ury in a mur- lean would do, he simply ci , county rocky places over with soil, Jabatnu. lie rajse g00d crops on apparer i some fresh , , t and it gave 'ess Kroundvery severe "The Swiss Is a neat rai e sick in my keeps his land well clear < g store for a In the art of preserving ina but, the drug- has no superior, &n;l applie n.. .... - c.\|/cn ux uiuua iouu. 11 inn oniv is lead of t]lc blood-maki ni* organs an Amor* * * avers the gives thcm strength t( and can their proper work. itly hope- Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemists, rmer and 409-1x5 Pearl Street. Nc rnier ana y*.-. a?a $ . a,; ail drujxi.t*. of weeds. inures he nrm m ?__i . ^ . x s all fer- Oi([r scl scriler? are not fai 1 i IC't'CIS ; or grass they should be hoed arou bllt or niuh'hed. If the trees are set t i proper distance apart to come in I corn row, the first few years they c ! be cultivated with the corn. | It has been advocated that the li wYor* ' 'cw years the young orchard shot ! be crowded to make as large a grow I as possible. This Is a mistake; should be properly cared for but 1 it.* to | crowded so as to make the trees ti n< wherever a church i* located. he F. M Seofleld. Harris Springs S. C., ! 11 writes, "I printed our old homestead an with I< & M. twenty-six years ago. Vot painted si nee; looks better than , houses painted in the last four years." j\ \V. It. Itsrrr, Charleston, \V. Va.t ; writes, "Painted Fiank.nburg Block rth with I.. &. M. hows better than any | it hu i hi sags here have ever dnn?; skimh lot out as though varnished, ami actual en- cost of naint was less thai. #1.20 per An Improved Plant Label. Various devices to prevent the washing off of the names written on plant labels have been invented from tline to time. A novel one, is shown in our illustration. It consists in-fa.fv tenlr.g. with a small screw, a short ? v^| piece of label over the name, as seen at M; a cross, section of the label shown at N. and at 1' the owr la everywnere, and If i very valuable. The own rather thicker t! of grain js the object Just when the first whiten. One can hai in this way much eai ting when ripe with the hay is not near damaged by mice sheaves will be. 1 x I ociib IIIC a uotfcir in v nade properly is . Colic, Cholera and ptarri seed should be instead, saying that lie tian where a crop ;sent for, but I hat this me and the crop cut j much better he would rat heads begin to i me in the lix 1 whs in. I ndle an oat crop of '' ??>d better in flv sler than by cut- T?>* ,,ose rurr^| . Two fellow jurors ware a the binder and gJ|m. manilJ?r and <)|IP ly so apt to be Clirt>4| tl,e 4hret of us." as the burned Timmons, Bros., Butesbui ltrnii' Pn tAoaoill.i' /uoMiuoiio.1. - tllizing matter with an act l?oen Kemedy judgment which is the outcor jini w 1.1 turles of continual soil culti' liiM-'serid'it to "Everywhere this fact is n look one dose The present day farmer in Sv e minuter. is profiting by the experien me entirely, forefathers. In this he. ha irilcted in the vantage over the Americar stna'l bottle win continue until Ai I'tttr snle hj no ionKer new. n 1 "The Swiss farmer is or :uracy of takH advanla^i* of tin* clulil>in?r ne of cen- v e are making. The SI. Louis i nation. I'r twice pjh Ii \%eek for a yea otfceable. copies, ilie Farm Visitor lilt rit/erland dimes each year and T>.e Advoe co of hi* H'hws a year?20? papers a yes ce or ms |((r $1.25 j? ?,lvai?ee. s an ad- . i farmer merica is le of the ! Hit. which causes winter killing of t /'"hm vor growth or injury to the heart ! . VX() the new wood, which is usually t ate ">1 case where a severe winter follows ar? all ; large growth on the young trees. Tl ' is apt to make short lived trees, causing a black heart or hollow trui j Too much growth also causes the ti to be easily broken and misshapen the wind. he srnl. These Celebrated Paint* ui -old J of by J. J. Haw I. :he * | ? a I t R. B LITTLE nk. ree Thk oni.v im.acB in I.kesvilmc l)y TO OFT YOITR 1>1 NX Kit FOR TWENTY? FivkCenth. Mkai.s atali. noi'its Millet has many val l? not 10 be thought crop. Sown In late Ju it Is harvested when pressing, but It must that it Is not a safe and for best results lowed to get near rip ?Farmers' Voice. uvvw ixw uable points, but of as an early CM. BRING OKI me or early July, The HoIP? and Viunu pt work is not .ery a monHit !tnd the Batesbu be remembered both one year for $1.2 feed for borses, now. The Home and Faro must not be al- 8 column up-to date farm e before cutting, cleurly printed and tinlik< run of such papers oft'ei Sample copiea on requesi uioal thrifty and intolligei , gjj Europe?is prosperous in a s and apparently well conter iblished twice his lot. His social condition rg Advocate w similar to that of the p? 5. Subscribe, ~ . 1 is a Ill-pace, Germany. 1 he Swiss farm paper. IP is the 'and he cultivates. Is free b ttie general sense of the word and Is sub, ed in clubs restrictions. 6. "The farmers of Switzei ? Rfrirtlv In thoir m tit in all ;mall way | ited with i Is in no ! >asants in 1 WILL EVANS, or owns Haberdasher, t in every ^32 Main St., ject to no ^ COLUMUIA. S. C. land are U* ..oU Want t! ?* Ulhiwlc I tie young orchard 111 most locatit j must be protected in winter from r bits. This can be done in seve ways. We have found the be. t mett is to wrap corn stalks or grass, a still better, good stiff paper arou the trees and tie s'.rings in two three places and cut them off in i spring. If the tree is attacked by aphis i dirt can be removed from around i l.>8 afo. Grockrieh and Friuts a Sfkcai.ty. rul i i<xl I ind "or i Rubber the ; I Stam ps the . partly raised. This arrangement may he applied to any size of labels. Our ? nwvci 0?IV The ingenious conti our illustration is t Judge Fitz James F "In its construction I box, made of inch pii rnorse. ivance shown in I A Remedy Without he invention of 1 find Chamberlain's itch, who says: Liver Tablets more bemti used a drygoods oilier remedy 1 ever used le boards, thirty trouble, says J. 1*. lvlot? Mo. For any disorder of bijir.usncsa or constipntlo 'eti? fre without a peer. Timtuons, Bros., Batesburj Drug. Co., Leesville, A Peer. cultivation, and are especiall; , , ful In raising rye. wheat. btnmach and , .... cial than uny ?rapes" Tl,ey '?rtl?ze .?< for stomach Americans, and iit cnnsequei s, of Edina, larger yield per acre." tl>e stomacii n, these Tab , For saie by Was nt Papa if, &Crosson, she?1 understand the coi I quite liitter toward his fathe He?Why? C SI1PPPRK* .st.?H'S I1A I fruit and FURNISHINGS, ore than 1 redly priced. Ion nee get a | at our sliop. j I Fill Orders unt feels ? ... r In-law." ; Bv Mu L and bottom and let the water Rather s the water and air will prevent i k in root aphis, and tobacco dust will er . - icate it if the tobacco is placed the ground around the trunk of tree. If the aphis, green or bla at lacks the leaves of the young tr< j It can be quickly eradicated by I thorough application with a d sprayer of lime and lye in a < i ml the Are my long suit. I make any kind* except the had ones. 1 on | the furnisr a name and an indelick, ble pad lor marking linen for ees 40 cents. 1 have acme other _ good tilings. nst dry gr?at difficulty with wooden labels is not that the name becomes obliterated, but that the ground decays. This naiy be avoided by using Locust, which is expensive. We are now trying the Southern Cypress, bu? it is too soon for results. Making a Wild Guess. "On the one hand." sa'd the teacher at the nie-ht r. .. i inches long, eighteen j twenty-four Inches in 1 outside of one end \ cleats, and on the ii the position of which illustration. The cur' ^jgSuscriDetc the Auvocat Cause Of Insomn Inches wide, and Indigestion nearly alwi height. Upon the the sleep more or less and vere nailed two cause ol" insomnia. Man; iner side three, been permanently cured I is shown in the Stomach uud l.iver red lever nhnva Koranic by Timmoi.s, I She?Well, it appears tha e. marriage settlement the oh man unloaded a lot of ut . securities.?Puck. ?ys distuibs .... is often the More Thr"h"9f cases have Ruyter?I'm writing a seqn ?y OliTinher- book, "How to Live on $'.00 Tablets. Scribbler?What do you iros., Rates- sequel ? t in the 1 gentleitllgested - lol to in jr | a War." -**7 ANTKIJ?Wo waul to do call the , y\ Job pr,.ltill{? tor 11,?- year I <;<><>< 1 work at reasonable.prices. i an ill, in lime ami ivr iiiiai-ij null bacco dust. This last season I had some tr that were severely attacked by ; aphis, and before I noticed them ; leaves were badly curled and cha ins color, and the aphis was attack the stems or tender shoots of your trees. I used the dust spray of li lt?04. jye with tobacco dust and one plication was sufficient to destroy J. Wilson Iribbes, ees tue Typewriters, Office | Supplies. Etc. il,K 1335 Main St., Columbia. the | me OH ADVOCATE OFFICE. up- j the , ... 0... w% il finger at the map on the blackboard, "in the present complication is Russia. On the other hand" Here he pan ed and looked sternly sf the shock headed hoy. "On the ! other hand" "Warts?" hazarded the shock headed boy. helpless with terror.? Chicago t Tribune. 1 the box Is intended nc to do the ha*v turg, ?fc Cnsaon, Drug C A D THl o., Levsville. j Ruyter?"How to tlt*t tue Indianapolis Journal. IC for it ? i mav inter aphis. The ?rees sent out heal est you ar tliy id save yoi u money! iyu A A .'f* r\L/ till ibout Cotton: We wai kbout Organs: We wa ? T __ it your Cotton and C< ,nt to show you our lii ? ? ? J ^ aau 1 rtrv /I /\-p -1 - ^ Dtton seed?we will pj le of Parlor Organs, i ir^_f o Qfvli^h 1)1] Qf ay highest prices, in oak and walnut. 1 sries and surreys. Ca Chey are beauties, n suit young and old. A F A ? . . WF r.AP kbout Buggies: .jusl ri :all Clothing: A big, ,bout Photos:?Bring PY a hie suddIv of sir tJCtJiveu a isuL -iuciu. u? L nobby line of Mens' i us your picture?we \ igrle and double-barrel i JJ LV7 UUl/Vj uvj ?c-j Suits and trousers ha-* vill have it enlarged a breech-loading Shot 1 o /e just arrived. .t a moderate price an Guns, Stoves, Sewing d guarantee satisfact Machines, Groceries,' ion. Dry Goods, V ? 0 ? " (_> A. JL V lotions, Hardware, Sh ?ur store and warehou ioes, Hats, Pictures an se are full; we cordial! d frames at all times, y invite you to see us. uatp<;ri ipr, , and will not be unde: We will please you a I. s. c. rsold. nd save you money. cr Come. OTSTTP.cs JbLi-. < lJ JE-IK=> L^r\ i ?\^ ( ? i imiimhii ii i? HU IIMI ilTTiifiTfilliWil