Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 27, 1898, Image 4
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l MODEL YIXnC ASTER FARM, ho
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Iiiw^.T.']^ CnnnliiKltaiu tia* j(
Tran*i'orm^<i? m Tract of ItouKh '
Land it Old iVnilllii?w<t,'int? tll(
a ValOalUlt.' Fariu?Nuinc of Km ne
Product* nV?-' 3T3 liutlirN of
Wheat .Fropi 11 Acres, 30 icrcn .
of Corn will .Yield Over pe
1?000 Prttta'fh au?l 133 Acre* In .
Extra FMl? Yariclics of Cotton,
From lVk'l<li Great ntcNiilln 'are '
Expected.." I
The -fin n caster correspondent ,in
)f tin}'^yyAysafid Courier refers to
)tie ' .bf .. L^fqaster's farms aiul
armersSu.i'lie following letter ?
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Lancaster,August 20.?Special: "*
,Vour^corraspondent has just returned
from-a visit to a farm in
:his county, a brief sketch of
which -may interest the numerous
readers of vour widelv circu '
* I r
iated journal, as well as contribute
to the progress of advanced
1, I o fin
ignculture 111 tins St,He.
This tract of land is owned by
I'. K. Cunningham.tlie proprietor;"'
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of the Cunningham Hotel,at L incaster.
It contains about ')!.*?
acres, and is "situated live miles
west of this place, in a section of ^ .
country generally known as the
Wash aws. Mr. Cunningham '
bought this place in a rough state. ' '
11 4' 1
and has tor several years spent |
considerable money in clearing| ~
it tip, ditching the lowlands, dig-)
. i Vit
ging up the rocks aini terracing
I ric
the uplands so as to have a ^
enmntefo nv?U>tn <il' ilr:iin:i<r<k :itwl
,... .... .... .. ,
to preserve the land* from wash- 1
totug.
hi i ? ? an
Il<' has now worked it 11{? to a
model tarm. and ii would surely
command the admiration ol l'rols. j
Newman and < 'linkseale-,ol I.'loin
son. were thev now to visit it in
.. . . ... . . ; lie
its now unproved condition, with
, w i
its crowing cotton and coi n crops.
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The ditches are wid" and deep, I
i and prevent the dl hliv;uns| ! '
that run through them from over
How. There i-; not a stump or j
rock of any size to he >>een on the
j farm.*" i 1
The whole larm has boon so "
carefully terraced, with winding)
terraces, that each row of cotton
holds its own water and even in
rainy weather there is no stand
ing water to injure t he growing I
1 kv
I crops.
On l'oiirt* * !* at re> of t his farm ' '
Mr. Cuniif^ham reaped three ^ '
htindre! and ..evenly live bushels
of wheat this >ear, ami on tiiirly
acres he roup. .1 iwelv.* hundred
Ipishols ot oaf.-, i>n lin? lo \\ lain! ' '
lie has now -rowin.^ on about
, . < * i
thirty acres a Inn: crop of corn,
which will yield innn f liirtv-live j '
to loriy i)ii-lic'n per acre. An.il
he has growim: on 1 l'A a? ; i '
magnificent crop oi cotton.u i. h. 1
i i . i i j -* t .
it no oisaster helails, will yield
him one hundred ami (iffy l.al. *.
.. " nn
of oo| I on ol average
lie has Oil f he -I nl. hie hand.
(from wliieh he col i - s heal and
II
J oats,) .. line crop oi j t-. -row j 11
inji 'liroa.lc .>1. The - j i- al ter |
Statu OK ' *lllii, <|| Y Ol i'"l I I'll, .
I.I ? AS I MV. U<
FltANK I 11? * ? A ft::?! * - nail thai
hp is tlii' x'lniir pnrlii'T of 'I, lirin ?.:
F. J. i ll 1 \ I V ,\ i >.. H..i? ?r
in II n* ' ii .v <>; ; > I > i < . < <?iin _> hih!
State nfor> !. . I li r
p:iy Nip hiiiii n| < 111' \ I?I; J. i?
1*1)1,1. \|{S inr 11 it11* 1 t \ r\ c.tCatarrh
that oaiiii' ' ir I hy it
use of II a i.i.'s ( A I \ l{t:ll <' i ; .
Fit A N K .1. i II KN F. V.; f"
Sworn I<> bi'forp hip an ' -u'l-i-riln-'l <
ilk iny prpspiipp, I In - ' ili la y <ii' I
cember. \. Ibo
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4 11'S ill arc 11 '' ?i r? i- tnk??rl i fit 'Trially
in is'(tir? i ly "ii : I . blMd and inn- :
J.s siiri' ipp> oi' II' - , Mn\.. Sen ' f< r ..
inoniaF. free. f jNVl
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l>v r>riiL'vi-l
ly \'j\\^r* lit
' , M
tei
gathers to sow next year, he
11 turn under with a large
jugli. tops and all, to fertilize
e land for a cotton or corn crop
xt year.
He holds to the theory that the
avineSi, as well as the roots, are
netieial to the land.
Mr. Cunningham attends to the
magement of his hotel in town.!
d visits his farm about once a
?ek. He gives general instrucins
on the farm, which are car I
al out by his very ollicient man-1
er, Mr. W. H. lilackmon.
His laborers all work together
d are paid stipulated wages.
Mr. Uunnigham plants two va
ties of cotton seed, one known
the King and the other the
uette. The King is an early
(ton. and is popular in'
is section, and the Truette is
tinguished for its large bolls or i
ds, tor which Mr. Hlaekmo'ri;
pears to liave a preference.
But ho is trying ns an exporiMit
this voar a now kind of colli,
known as Jackson's African'
inhless. to which vour corresndcnt
desires to call special at-]
ltion. This cotton has no larjrol
alts or branches, but the bolls
iw thick around the stalk from j
ttom to top. lie has in culti-!
tion about six. acres of this va- ;
tv. now in a fresh ?rrowin^
ite, from tour to six feet hi^h, I
ideu with bolls from bottom to!
I?. From its present appear-1
ce it will continue to grow and
aviruil humer than the olhorj
Hon. and from the present
ospoet comparing tlie different
riotios. your correspondent be !
\ i s that the African Limbless I
il yield considerably more to
e acre than anv other. I' an
'.I
IIN III TIIVV :K r.-miilll* -I Mil ft
-I as easily cult i vated. Mr.
iiiniiiirliam will he alilr to nsrtain
1 lie* yield of thi> variety
soon as he picks and packs it
r market.
Mr. < 'unnirifihain has hroujrht
? his farm to such an improved
ite that he is now confident
at, with the use of peavinos as
I ri ili/.er. he can henceforward
ft) up the improvement of hi*
rni to it - present state.or trreal or.
t!i an outlay of ahout two him
ed dollars in the purchase of!
mmci'cial fertilizers per annum. |
d that he ean make hi> farm re
ii IK*I*:i! 1 v?\
It slioul I iiiMeil 111:11 Mr. I
: r i r i i 11 lt 11.11 > i keeps tin- weeils
lirkeil from his Im'il' lines ??!
! races, anil 11111 - lias a <|nantity
the lim-st L'i'a-s tin- hay. which
is very carelnl to save for hi>ck
. I I ' has inn- ten Ii lie
ales, a till niher o! !i ne cat tie
I finite a number ol !io_'s.wliich
i' all profitahle.
nw fo Tell Tomorrow's Weal her
A -hotl. clear .entertaining ami
liiable lesson lor amateur
at her observers is ?ri\ ?-r? in the
pteinber belies' (Some .loiirnal
t lie for Ml ( ;' a series o| ].ir| uivs
'"'111-., with I't'ief e V J ,1 ,, , f, ,rv
ites. The prnro is well worth
i?; ; ii11:t ami savimr. for ther"'
nothiii'.' i t i f l'.e artiele which
ilii i Ii"' he l| I. I !e rst OOtl l?V I ll V
iil v. v\ en a chihl. .ami a litt !
is" tmi; 1! 1 make one <|tia!i
ft to form better opinions than
' before as to w1 >?lhe feather
II 1 c.
To !! << t'oii ?lI orcv?>r.
!?, 'iillni 11 it: or 250. !
C. (. i . i , .. , urUi.yi .ts i< fund tooi.cy. '
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AN OPEN
To MO"
WE ARE ASSERTING IN TIE
TIIE EXCLUSIVE USE OF Til
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS
/, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER
was the originator of " C A
has borne and docs now bear
the fie-simile signature oft
This is the original "C A STO!
the homes of the Mothers of Ai
LOOK CAREFULLY at ill
the hind you have alwai/s bough,
and has the signature Oj
per. No one has authority fn
The Centaur Company, of which
March 24, IS OS. /?
TvT^J. T)?
JJU ?NUL Dt)
Do not endanger the life i
a cheap substitute which so
(because he makes a' few 11
greclients of which even /h
"The Kind You Ha^
BEARS THE S
Insist on
The Kind That N
TMC CINTAun COUHANV, TT MUH
About ottr moiitb niro in y -11 i t 1. |
wliirli is titti'i'ii months ?M, li:i<l ait
:?111 K nl' iliarrboa ?iiipat:i?'it It. |
vntnitif.tr. I gave it -iifb rnrrilir> a-- j
art* Usually t;i\oii in surli rasrbn a
lintliin^ it a v r ri-lii'f. w ? srnt lor a pi* sieiat;
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wi'i'k. \l tilts titnr tin* * 11 i I<1 b a ! ! o
sirk lor abiitit ton iIh\? ami was bav iin;
about t u out y-liyo o|n>rnlioiis of I b?*
bowi'ls rvory twi'lyo hours, an!
vvi'ri' roilviiii'imI that nit! ?-? it snot- '
obtaiiH'tl rrli'M it wottbl not Iiv? . I ainbrrlaiii's
?"olir, i bolrra ami I >iarrlior
Ki'tni'ily wa> rrroiiitui'iniril, ami i I'iib'il
tol ry it. I soon not I a rbaitim
for tbr brttrr: by its rout iiiuril usr
a ruin plot i' run* was brought about
ami it is now porfrrtly brail by.- 'I.
I??. St u in pt ow n, 11 i! in or < 'o., W . \
For sab-by I'. Markry A ', .ml
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in thi- t'Triiurv i> tle?inm> i f -ceiiri
ii i hf -i?rv ice- hi' ;i man nf ? In raft it
ami ability in repre-cnt i'- interest,
willi l.ancn-ter a* licaihpiarter-. 'I"11
ri^ht man will I Iherentrhly cilncalei!
in i hi* science nf lilt* iii-nraiff ami
11 it* arl of-nrff--l nl-illicit iiif There !
i- no Ini-ine-- i>r prn|??inn mil re-1
yiiiriiii; capita! which i- nii.rc re-1
nitim-rat ive 'I an a 'iff a:;eticy cmitliiciml
with eticrit.v ami ability <'nr-|
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SurfWorth Ii linn Iiik.
in years' suci'i' h In llio South, proven II
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A- l?iMU\ Mini ?I.IM hollies. A. l;l'M
It curts tlio Kival H;ikin_|
l'owilnr ('ou)piuiy Komcthinjr liki j
*r?un.oon anmrallv for advertising
"(lillM OIK* OIICH Hllggested, n.lVH .'I I
exchange, to the company that it j
discontinue advertising one year,)
the baking powder was ho well
known and advertised, and plac ;
that amount. f."?l Mt,< 100, in the1
profits. 'Ihe answer was thai it;
would Undollbt -d!y co?t t||" fotn
panv three tin' -s that amount t
get the product in its origina
cluiniit lf- again. litis is a prett;.
good pointer to tho.-o hu-iin-men
who imagine th**; are mak
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continue a .ft or a * > a jnonih)
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mlvert i^ement ;i few months rn :i '
doll season. It mvor pay a t?>!
I
tear out a dam l>er.uiH.? the water
is low.? Press and Printer.
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LETTER
H-iERS. !
courts our ricji.it to ri
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our trademark. ? ;
of fly ami is, Massachusetts,
STORIA," the same that
s-S? , ? on every -A.~
wrapper.
a' IA " which has been used in <
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me to use my name except
Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
iff. X>. ;
Deceived. ' n
of your child by accepting I v
me druggist may offer y?>u |,
lore pennies on it), the in- !
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7G Always Bought"
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