Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 03, 1898, Image 2
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LANCASTER. RNTEURRlSEj
Published ' .cry Wear sday and Saturday
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V. t,. .1 t'lisiiiu - Coropdi:'.w?
Cia * ? i >!. '
Oiie Year .
i>ix Months, . . ' 1 f ts
Three Mcnths '.'acts
its Advance.
Satur?l.i\, Sejiti'iitlM'r '.I. 1 SDS.
i|h- hi puruto coach lav . or
what N known :In? n \ row
Csu' Ad. went into oih cl 'iiturs-|
day.
t \ . t > '
j^unn<c i lit* >: an i i?*m =
at and around S ' di. < i .
Tuesday and 'I' -.'J t. t!
tents of the -100 ??; >:
at Tvbeo \v er * 1 ' vr .
soldiers lave duee ' it !
into 1 !i<> city. ! > iritis he '
Lieut. Morjrun ami six -oV:
were drowned oil' Tyi .
out in a yaw! tryi'v: ' r
some sailors. !\i 'in w - < r
pan.
The li^ eroji i; . -utile
thing won lerl'ul wi t!i *r. nr
trees. Iiy the way. t lie pro win-.*
of tigs should re. ive more " n
tion by our people than ii i. ?
heretotore. lit- t he < a
that is exempt Ironi Ilie ra\aim*
of insects, worms, etc ? ?<'i lite 1
tree and t he Ira'.:. :
trees are prote : d .. at . old
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ol winter, the crop t- a certainly.
The only thing to . . then, .
plant and grow i te tree- and
protect tin m !V'i!:; t .. si'Vrii1 '
cold i>f \\ in'or.
CJ A ?3 I5 O T. J*. .
Boars the ^ *' ! V J ''*ar. PCL'tft
Sigaataro Sjfl' . /'/ J1 ? * ?
cf A 7&AfA*&C
fit/f /Vii' M u ssmrili n (f.
As will I * - seen i p mi an ad 1
dress Ironi I'r ;d r V'i,l.:>ni, .t
meet i:i- ot t lie < >'' _ >
tlie -tat A e dl i _ ii . .
t liib 111?1111 ti. I o ; i ! ii; ( '< .i: .i . .
1 lie j>? ople oi i. iiM -; r ? <,.; n
ty who are ii?ter< ' i '' 1
jrrow in.' will m t in m
: . i .i
iII^ ;II i :: hii
1 lie 1 711? ill-it . I : I he
electinir <i.I< t?> 111
ventioll i ( ( .i :
i.. in k!.i
I 'res. < "ol t<>:i ' I. i>we:-> A
tion. 1-4 n?-:i ' >.
? I?ev. <' W . 11 ti 111)iiir?-\ >. ;
J )., l- hark ! i "i.. < !i ir:
where lie The
? >t i on < r j lit- 'In- y? . 11
which ?Mi !?- i < i N i. i
was 1 I. il . . i
over n.
I)ur<-ii i' . \V, ,,
at work
up lor 11im. \\
ulars.
(iiw1 i iiii
iMMlh >>.
vttTH :: ,
in r<i
I v 11r<i\ iii i ii
?'] m <ir>, (In*
Hum I h ..1 tin*
ri-y:i 111 tii unit
and j 'ii
da \
In*' i fai '
t Ik- i
fjuir '
i >111. I mi : :r-.r-i ' > I
SnK < . .
I aiid | i r, i .
A new lot <>f Ne\
T '
I Lome sewing machines
on hand at this
(JUice.
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Practical Farrn Notes, j
lor BNurioaucul 1'aMiirm.
hi order to obtain tlio greatest
.no nut nt" profit Irom jrrsses, sei
fti'>n> ot seed should lie made
thai mi ordinary soils will give
the heaviest crops of hav, the
thickest and most nourishing j
pasture and hot for tlie longest
time without renewing. The tendency
"| the :i\ era go farmer is t'?
pin hi- l.aiiii too closely to tinio j
thy ami clover, or to timothy
alone or with some other one
eras., and as a result he is forced}
I < >:itcut with a yield o| one '
or v (i tons of hav per acre. The |
1. -1'!- are usuall v obtained ,
III.11! :i 111 i X1111*4 > < >1 soVera i .rasses
a- put lip m proper proportions
i>y reliable soedmon.
i inr oi the linest mixtures tor j
tiurly lor I ile >oil consists oi or-J
chard grass, Knglish ryo grass,!
Meadow foxtail. Italian ryo grass, I
-wool -centeil vernal, Ivhnde Iinlld
bent i Hi 1 red top. Tlii mixt
ute i- u n hi the tall at tin* rate
. i tin i. u -11 e 1 per aero, more on,
poor land, and in tin* -prim: a|
mixture of clover is sown
\ or t lie lield broadcast ;it the,
laie ei ten pounds to tin' acre. I
i lie hay crop- trom this sowing!
ire.jiientlv amounts to more than
' iie. 's t li it I rotn t dnot liy and < h
.I r or oilier t\\" grass mixt ores, j
leaving, alter cut t i11_r. a past tire |
f value until late in the fall, i
Another point in favor ot a mixt
are ol several grasses i- tlio long!
o| i !. meadow. 11 cared lor
by oeeasional fertilizing such a
tllf I.low W ill - lively JUH'il le||e\\
"y" uwler ten or :i tie/, en \e.u-.
\ u!n?- ?>l Humus in 'I'ln- Soil. I
I
l! I- In1! -I rnu^e perh:ip<. tli.il
I iniltr !; lit.I M lull'fst itli'l the
< i' I el III- II -dl ill Ino.-t lit
III.- mi tile -lihjivt el liuillll- |
111* 1 il - \ ill lie. I>iil ii() one el in
e 1 iie -le e < 111 1;iiI to roaii/e the
n|tort:ince el' heepinir up tliej
'Ifiiityol i j l> v the inex pensive .
lie- ,. I : I i' 1 i 11 L" tin- HO<e--ary
4moilnl ei humus. Tho following
ife e i - y : iiinler-1 tn<l ;111 i
.1 ? . ' l - : 'i*?
v, . i. ii u i hi- ii i< t;i i i' is. i lull
i a t h it 1 >111:sifi t li<* 111i?sI Ii i! Ill ll :
! ' tli- iim-l :ii' 'i-t ur-'. arc
I
?' v i 111 y workcil, wanner.
!: 11 1 i 11 \V alii lu'lc'i lllorf:
'111 1?i ? ni liuimi-i, -nil I .
! - I-' '"lit iv?? n| nioi-i nn*. i
i > in;- r tallowing an ! lain
i -1 it I 'I !( !? -.-1 ri <y 1 i r ?
. i ' " ' i.r_r i iiic mat t it i ii t In-'
. , , ,
? ;, up l!i?- supply nl,
Ii a . . ; \\ ; ur i>"< cl'nj at Ii apt
i i\\ i ir-. ami ail I iiinu!,
ciovi'i' i- |ii'mI? ilily t lie
!'tlif j 11r|. i !y !
" -' i j'' .v "1 '1! 1!"11 ii!
t i'|i' Oil". '! - nf
- iii lainl ; i nr iti
ii V .1 * ' f W !>? !? I.
; '?? 1 -III!! i . lit
..; > I?: V. ililt ! \\ Ileal I"li !
. . 1 ft. f
.,?: A ;tl < I !.(k I fit*
< otnj>Hf1, :?\ ?*i":i j:i IIix
. ! i I:I I.roast UKI t?>n
.1 -if. I 1H' ki'l'H' . i;
: . . ;/,< ,in<l til ^ooil rolor.
I hi 'raw i iiiiusually I.?11 ;?i 1
strung, Inijiiontly having tliirly
to forty - talks from a single grain.
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The variety is hard and is
I here tore, one of the best for pro
duet ion of the finest grade of Hour.
The chatl* is clear white, and the
heads do not mildew as the full
velvet chart' varieties are apt to
do. Altogether the variety is
worthy of extended cultivation,
hut will produce the best results,
as will other varieties, when the
seed is of a selected grsde. it is
always tin' host poli.-y to buy the
la seed ohtainahle, regardh
of price, when the hest results
are desired.
S< <<<>ii<1 Crop uf liuj .
Second growth of clover hay is
osj) ciaily iio$iriiblo for stock ot
:iit kinds. It is tender, line and
usually nnii'i' juicy lhan the first
crop, which lias in*en lully ripen
i?d. This second crop may lie
ted to the hest advantage oftentimes
a- it stands in ih" field, lint
w hen it is to lie cut it is host Iu
lie cured in the lield il propel
care is taken ol' il. t ut il late in
the day and allow it to remain
until the middle ol the next lore
noon when it should lie raked in
to windrows and put up into in il!
rooks under the pro! vtion ol hay
eajis. This protection is much
more necessary in eurnm the second
crop than with the lir-t. and
il ran lully done the hay can he
nut in the ham in a lew dayaiier
heiteu t horouglily shaken out,
May caps are iiiexpen-ive and ol
ureal value in hay niakimr. A?
a rule il will he found most proli
talde even with the main crop t<
>t:trU in tiieilium -i/.i' enrUs -<
th.it t li?? iiici] i ti it i cups 111:1 v l.i
11't In >?* i- ips ;i re 11111 n ii i!i 1 v
;u ilrii-il alter ii>1 * ht'fiiiI* l>i*inu
I??1?it'll :i 11 I -tmvil in :t ilry |?!..
t hey will l.n-t 11?r > i ;ir-.
I'nll IManliiiK of Nirii?lirrriri.
Wlii'lhiT l:?yi-r st raw I terry
phint- rail hi> prolitaMy si'f in
tllO I.ill i- nil ijlli -tinii
allium: many mowers. I'l'iiin 1 In
t'X pl'l it'll till' In'-I "liiWelit
i< yeiiernllv i-i?urt'i 1?-ii ^Toiiil p??|
icy to ]>nl extra licils in tic
lull 1 rniii llic Inline irrown plant .
t n net* j i :i r lay? r p1 in I
hut w lieu i iii* m*w ill nil . have l?>
roiiK* lr<Hn a I? m lT IJ-I anee. ?-1?r i 11 u
plantinix ill layer plant- i- thoimhl
tn irive t In* he-t n*-u!t
1 ill- refers III late lal 1 plant inir.
init if tin* layer plant - t.? I;.* set
ean lie nlitaiiieil early hi Septeni
lielytlld are 11*1111 tr an I Well roi it ell
t liey will iln as Well iii" liet t er
than spring set plants, ami ju-l
mi niiieli time will Ik* s a veil ia
reaelmitr trailing.
I 'ialits set llin- early w ill Iiavi
ample tine- in make a _. nl !art
heliife the eli'l ?I tin* *_'r< > W i 11
?ea><ill ami he in L" nl -liape t
pass thr?ui'_rh the winter imin
i in eil it l he v have the proper 1 ?T
w inter ninleli The\ ?\ ill alsn imt
t le* I>enetit <i| earl'. - prill"! l ain
;i n< I uu > :i lair eroj. iI mil tin
in ,i a!tliou<:li 11 would
I? il<*r i.>r InlHi'" i ! ] - il l!
;>i tiits wi'iv n<ii ii!o-.s< <1 to t'rnit
I ii.- lirsl n .
; ini/inn Wu+i i*iv>?!?!? !.
A Iter r?* ii ii :u
l i .' V- o| i hIuoo altiiu!
t ho 1 itrin inr u nit ii there sccitii
1 i 11 . I II ' \ Mill I'OII-e
?111 1111> they j.<> t?> wa-te. !' i !
in-' .< , in I lie* vc;"!;ilil" pardon
' In i ar< -in 111 yi * ii I < >ai.it o?- i
ieinul>eis, small mii-k melon.-onion-,
et<\, not "-ii 'U^i. lo tak<
in market, perhaps or pos-ililj
not quite ujito Ike inuiket jiiado
- -Jc
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, All these things will make good | all
pickles lor home use during the u
winter il' saved, cleaned ami put til
into brine as they are gathered.
and taken out and put into vine sc
i gar when wanted for use. Then in
there are orchard fruits more ot en
, less of which annually go to d"
, waste, but which ought to be pre- ii<
served or drieil tor family use. in.
j In the vegetable garden, again, go
; there is more or less late green
,.
stall' which it will pay to earetnliy j a
store for winter feeding of stock I ^(1
and poultry when it. will bring a
.return much beyond its present rn
| value. Then there is the genera! ';ll]
* f
j result from clearing up wiucn , i(!
.has no salable value, but which {
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, will form a portion ol a compost I in
'heap and can b?? returned to the
land, in a year or two at most, m
j the form of a valuable tertilizer. gr
IT.'sc waste produets of the form
I ... I
? will often mark the line between ; th
piolit and loss. :iit ! jr.-' Well wurl!
considering and uli!izinu oven 1 v r<
i succes?.|nl farmers.
( roitiui itoni' l'?r INmilrj.
It is not pre!ended thai around nt
hone is of any yreat value tolpr
fowls that have ihe heneiit of ;iii ui
i extensive irrass ran tie, t>nt it i- ol <-e
undonhted value when they nrejni
routined either wholly or par j
ially. and is one of the essentials ' w|
1 to success ill winter teediUli. Il|.\|
supplies to the irrowitl.r hell hone i III.1
.
making material and counteracts j is
. ] any tendency to diarrhoea in ! ri<
poultry at any aye. It al<!? tends I he
> I to post pone t he hroodinu inst ind.! -11
-o irreat a ilet rimeiit when eyyw. j nc
' 1 are desired, lilinied hollo is some i hr
times used, hut it is not to he th
:! compared in value to yroutnl en
| hone. i'lie hit ter should he line. I lit'
( Usually the si/.e of eoarse oat meai. Ill
j and mi \ed wit h a 11 t lie s(>|| food j In
uiven. usually with the mommy : hi
inasil. ( Hie ounce to every pint lie;
ol dry riu tl he fore moistcniny is in
I ahout the riulit proportion to
let d. < iround hone should not he in
! confounded with crushed raw wi
! , . . i
hone. \\ liich is teed tu 1 \ iuy heiis , .t
t\iih ureal atlv.intaue occasjnu uj
i ally, hut \\ hich is too concent ra In
t? ! t<> inr iii 111\ ?m-iii 1;t!?I< ' I?i
I
pail of l!u' daily ration. as i- ad li.
vi.M-d wills ground Iioih?. pi
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HAIilKS IN < IMNA. j"i
S.il f lc Ones in the (Vls-st lal Km-' v.;
picc Itercivc Much Attention. il?
ii.
l'.a!?ic< :ir?- mods* in ?* 11 id all
i(if wnrl'l nvi i', ImiI in < iiiua rs \
1: i
pccialh tla-y ar< -urmuiidi d I?y a js
iio-l o| !! i y -1 ? I"in 11 > Ml JM I*.-1 it .nil.- >{,
ami ju'ai'l ol
limy a'n vi-vy rnmirl I<? look ,.jat.
I In*m* rhil<11'<'11 nl I lie < ? 1? ? t i i i 11;
I-Tons tli" day 1 iiov sin* Imrn v>
I In*y aii* jut iill o i i11 !< mI a11<i j s,
Iroijscr.-, v. nil n wo. c;ij> I>( < (, |t
1 lio !um i uiii ! liti!. -Iii.. c
"ii 11:? i r 11 I. In i . I i.cv iv I , ,|
i \ t 1 . i ji.iI: i i' I licit' *>]
i 1
i> ire111> in inmi;11ur . ,
I I * 1 - . , 4*1 1 |i
.\ rii.i . i - i: i . until ?!kiiir<l
ilsiy. It ; not consuliTOtl I
. !.y 111 <io so I W lien I Ii <
11:i- been ilouo. rl inns, consisting
ol 1 liri. V r.: !: - in i ; !r -1 roi ii | .i I m 1
t \
r11.?i 1 h 1 v? r lo\ ire ;itt:i?*li?* ! i.\ <j
.> 1 roi'i i t (.) ir r 'liliil - U M -1 : r .
w orn lor nnny months. I m i- J'
lo keep aw ay an evil -jmii J
I; '?1 rtrips < !' pnp . w ! cer- #
. lain characters writ a th?>m
. are also nailed i j? < > ' ~ i I the' J
' tluor ol the hair,'.- r<> an to ward
;1 oft' all evil influences. :
. j Those strips are kept up until;
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I
rer the eleventh day, and it is
ii.d tor no 11 layer to < liter tinthey
tiavf Iji'cmi removed.
\\ hen a < 'hinamnn it .s lost
veral ehihlren, ?m t!n* hiilli of
tllior lie i- est eidly . arefnl Jo
;?rd it from evil spirts. w ho evintly
have a spite against him. , k
there lore invest- in a sword
ado on' of rash ami strung tother
with red eord.
hi is 1 any ij) Ity bahy\ bed
irni ron- idv red rv A
ective.
I lie ehihl ?iein f.dlv leave? tiie
oin at th? end of t he month,
d on ih .f ?! .\ t'.e liead i- shave 1
r I lie iii t i hk .
i can not K ara ihat an v p;. iL
i] "i t uuce is attache i J
i;m <>1 a name Io I it (i id. :
as a rule, the grandf.' ' >r
andmntli. r cm tlic fut sido
r clidici? who it: lues il. 1 .at if
c\v arc dead il (levoivs on the
i!. i |. ; r l,' s a- -i !i. . ' rly
!at i??u.
When l?al?v has arrived at the ^
itiil'< aye of tciir month-. the *
il -rti il yraininmtIter makes il a
e-ci.t of a nio> I ( !al (>ratc cliair
til a laldc att t 'la d Tli is
nerallv a P i-l mi thi* <1 ly, and
any friend-* are invited.
.\ curious (Misirnn i- cAh-c-rvi <1
leu I he (diiid i-> a year el !.
i:ain .? | rii* iriv>>n i . n V
atc 11 1 n<i I:ir? ,J
place. I il jimi I lie t a tile w 1 ii v.i '
us articles jdaced upon it ?
ioks, writ intc implements. irold,
ver. fruit, etc. I'.aliv. attired in
\v red clot lie* uiili red cord
aided in ln< iiair. is placed in
e center ol llie sieve, ami ac
nunji t<> what artieie lit* seizes
-t \\i!l hi- I*??r11111?* he 1 ii !. 11* ^
tahi - tip tii' :ih t: v. ? ! eour.-e
> will i> < ?!in a ii. ' riiai t an?l
li ; it a look, why. !:? will Ikj ^
aimed and ili-tiiiL'Wisii him-ell
literal urn.
I n e\ ery iiou-viudd I lie: i- in
1 ol till* 4"'!de-- <)| 'dlildt'i 11,
iio i i. to have (hi' ' !!'
tin- littK? one- til! they ;iro\v
>. I my oil tin- .. r<- made to
r. i - j ii'id ;< 11 y on tlii' iliihl's
rt Inlay. V? I n a ?d.iM rea< lies
a^t Id y i a r.-, In- i - -u p- A
> ? <! to pa-s Iron i tin- eon! rol of
parte alar 4'aide--.and a ?vre
otiy i- 40m 1 hrotmii < tiled the
,"in_ ? ui <?i < n:.'i!i> "1. Alii 1
a 1*11 1 in!. < itl' n ">? uri' 11111111 * In
< ni the children lor
I'll ;*t * 1 >>?st I * \v* 1.
Hut ' > p'tiirn to our hahies.
- I iii.'Ulioin i belorc, tln? head
.-ha\?d w In n a month old ?
III* i lior- clll 1 . I i!|l Vein*
tell :i small jcit'Ul is i<?11 at 111 *
o,\ 11 o] tlx* head and f ho hair
ai'od into a *-1 j ll' lit * ?? otio. dk
11. : land- out <1 ramliI Irota
il- .it il!-oli. I lit t If hole m
i '
i i it i - a hi lie _a I, her head is
ton n it -}!:ived, tut her hair
.'! ! into t w , ' * I kivc I ho
in-i I.!i.-~' ! 'iftun !
$ ^ - >\$ ij^v.
. i . " iln?<l, n<l*M i'.ii J
nt I . ne .? ! '< ' I r Vf or rt*Ti- n i ' v
jyu omcr I'- ?rr o ' u S. Paunt o" tt ' ;
. v. i in ' 4 in lets liu.c tl.aii ill ?ic
ii!if l?(r<nn i i. } Ate
j>( ad .if ; !io?i . u 'i T'p 4 wr
Ion. We ' > ! (* i f
berg* (> i: i. io ! .i patent s if... J
A p /. v to OhU 1**1 with 4 /
:o?.t ( ! ?.a ,. ii. lie I . U. ami lore ,;n couuti:e9 t ^ '
lent free. Ailil'tH, A ft
C.A.SNOW&OO.i fr
O"? Purrnr O'r'cr. Wmm iic.ton, r; f.. I
A