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If ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT. . J. F. XI SB FT Kditov. - - - - \ Bo Need For the Farmers of the 8011th to Buy Nitrogen. 1 Southern Farm (lazette. <4 There was sold in the lit*, of Georgia this season 400,000 !? ??? of commercial fertilizer#, m various forma. Probably cne-haii 1 nitrogenous manure* fr.-rn differ- I ent sources, such as cotton seed j meal, tankage, dried blood, nitritu f soda,ground bone, etc. Taking, the valuation of the?e different' fertilizers at per ton, which is a fair estimate, and allowing early one-third for cost of nitro gen, any farmer can figure out what nitrogen costs the farmers in Georgia. Now, let us consider how we can supply this nitrogen without buying it. Stable manure is one of the sources ot nitrogen that can be made use of. aud everything in the form ot manure should be carefully saved. A waste ot hi.- either in point of quality or qu st.icy, r flillv equivalent to :? waste of money. There are two prineipa1 ways in which a ureal deal o manure is tvn*t.*d ,)V those ?*h design le b<J 'careful t armor*. These aro by undue exposure to the weather, and b rolled formentntiun. Shads shouid be . J provided to pile the manure under I and to prevent the escape ot am morna gas, ;i-iication o. kainit should be applied as the pile is huilt up and also in tlo/^atables. In order to fliilizo wliu. might otherwise he waste pro jlucs on ihe farms and also t. })a,increase the quantity and value on 01 the fertilizer, the stables slion 1 [ ft>ftbe'\vell supplied with bedding n order to save as much of tin ma(tiquid manure as r sfiihle. Co? you *eed is hih.iih uiree of m edit^*'^e,) niaiM- n arm, and it is supposed that every farmer ha our a certain amount that can he ubimi thjjgither in tlie whole or ground u| tho\aR * 2,eal. This is tne cheapest C(Jp source of nitrogen that a south night"* farmer can use, providing lie .. 4^ l.. v a. i ever, wiii Ojroe oPmtro^eit;'ttiKl at. theu an(^ what every farmer cun if wmake use of, is what is called ities'4*'rpen Manuring," although w> er ur?? n?t advocate plowing in <>t Th,egunnnous crops, su**lt as clover four-lnd cow peas, etc.. in a grwtn ChitHate here *t the toulh, I ut farm is no* can prow these crops in th? method*1*'"1 with other cropi, and In 'the co'ft't'P the forage, to Ieed out 01 that 1) m tarm. and jvow in the root*, in highly can furnish their lends win as ho c' tlu- nftrogen tinv??nt foi A gr.v auccemiing crop. made Now. it' the ' ir,*', ' .Tear, .vri t. car irr >w . . i very pi>\ , ' iti'i ! . is made v.v d.> ? ii<> ? m 11 li r. There < !i : molasses, plior < ?? l . . , . my acfjufvlii. th- ; handsome"? Mr':. n >ni> patches, /-r < ut oi a larger cnoe i> j\ i:?^ in- year. fort* of tho .* th r .m; - . i farmers ({food, ami by -o doirt ; ! -?s thoirr r.-tui^jis. \V ? no -i , ru4 > sfores pea crop to furnish the z i.o;'ii. but we need it a j> i' i "w . a tn'h. and to ?>: pply h:i r:v: ; i i'-kJi! v I am' th*? nmrhaniraI * M ? t e mnrkof. the fan Crimson d mil la 1 > Klir'l wl-o I)" I'p.wn I ! flm ri)iiiu> [|kj 11cv* U'i. U * > '! n Mtnkt't xtwn )o;i ironi i si *r month?, ind rr" limn* i* j rt I raiso ni! Mm r nil I) and nrn rn J and crinmon do "5 tfill l>u .?1 - iui/ofi<ll>h ran, i??per' miner. t.v.n t -r. A ? nifri t. many ,?is if" winter to nd if tn? i-2" it is of 1 some crop growing to take up the escaping plant food. I don't J want my brother farmers to lose' sight of this fact, that in search-' ing after nitrogen by the growing! \\ of the leguminous crops, that1 a these crops require phosphoric acid and potash in order that they will (lourish and be rhle to draw j more nitiogon from the air. '1 lie adaptability of fertilizers to the J different soil* and wild! each crop | p require# ami what each crop takes p from the soil, is a groat study and jj> is whit every farmer, if hc.dfcsires to farm intelligently, must C learn. To In1 a successful farmer ?*' re<|uires a thorough knowledge ; of soil composition and the sub-1 to jeet of fertilizers. The man who K' labors judiciously to increase the, quantity ?.f fertilizing material for his ' * rni. will be almost sore to produce good crops, and also, to improve his land. No certain- j " ly lavs a good foundation and 11 upon this he can build a splendid 1 ' success. 1 have in mis article ' endeavored to show some of the! 1'MJM wi iiiii w^uii i tj m i in d v ii i i * able to mo-it ? the southern | farmers. These ideas are luting adopted by miup of oui lariuers, at:<i I t'elievi* w ill bo more so in the future. W . .Mornn.i,. p Macon. (ra. j \ arm News ami Nnfcs. a Farm fewer acre*, and run; li.balance ol lit* latin. ' > Sawdust is a j/.oo-l absorbent d when used in bedding. i ? < 'rnsscs ar? usiully better for farmers thitn pure lire is. linrlw;. will grow wherever j wheat wi'i and is leas liaole to ; ruivf than wheat. It is claim -d that artichokes i n _ are a itmni con litoiiMi' and nre I. I ventivo ol snin* disease. Winter time a (lords an oppor- ' tunity to make repair. ?>f iinph*. i.......... ?...i ......i.;....... r. _ .. .. n 1111 u i l r? nun I-'IULIII ill i ^ i ??I ii'"A l stagou'* use. Tito Minister of Sweden reports a , to tin* State 1 )?*|)?rto.vnt (list ' j whereas flat country important! f :-?ti avcract' about 1 'Jo.lMM? tons of v t trrain more than alto product., ; the IS'.)> grain crop n large u a- to more than ofl'.et thii bal '' ance, thug takinr her out of the ' j list of grain buyiug countries. ,a The aunllowwr is * native of " ! North Carolina, but is more large-j a ly cultivated in foreign countries ? than in the I'nitad States. In husun the seeds are to some ex- :t t.-:,i i arched and eat.-o u r> :j - " nut* are eaten in tin* country. v ! j Siiulliiwer seed wetuhH aiiout do pound* to the htifthcl. 'i'he* plant ' ha* I'PtMt utilized in malarial dig- 11 tri?*t!? a- a protection against ^ favoi,. v Til.- ri?iu^ of a11i * ?'f late ear* h )? Income \>rv profitable ' of I a l a \'*an low liennnr very pr- lita'm:<n en; nr re v ri! niav l ii ? >_ i * tii* n In- " . an get I >r :iv litii; lr ! cil' ' l> . '.tx III c? . . .'ill : :iI 4 ' l)e i' r i ' "l i j ' i' 11 I *i M , n t! :>!>! I ! . li ' t , \ , : : ?, ?; : : . I S, ! . >:. a 'ill:" Miur" 1 ii ' I' I.I'M .... r - I.! \ i . f t b . . - : ; i ?.< <> in i ': !i) o i. r I'" , v:i; in { II : i ; > .? ! /. : - w .111.| ! .1 - ! < r .V'-i .he -iiipnnsnu I rum J ii? S: *;? n ? mo 1. < ?:) rii iny suia'l farm-;, 4::.'e i: i .t In HiMjji bone /. i! :ln? 111..- a r<* loin.,! i.:i she I i. ' ? (?| I i. !< { ;;** i > ?lfiV>", v.' h?*v ft r.- .* i ijiv.ftj ! Irv mi! I cii.ir pfrhnp*. J..!- lb* in easy 1 i t-H K it p !i ii .'in t Jl>* el: !i j fend : iivi< rv: 11 i ,1 them remjilf, !>i| i! *honl<l in* known ?i'?t the I floating prnreMi lofcep the bone its valuable ennstit nent. the ii.'trojrenotM e'?m|inuef!s. Ih-tfer save up and trv ami <?et a green j b.he cutter. Tlifreit* no proper ^ *nh?tirut?. mil> ' * \ a*"mu . 4 rr \iy rn.l '? - 111 | rin.ns lAl 11 ' -t...-jrul , r*OLOR and flavor of fruits, size, quality and appearance of vegetables, eight and plumpness of grain, re all produced by Potash. Potash, roperly combined with Phoshoric Acid and Nitrogen, and bcrally applied, will improve very soil and increase yield nd quality of any crop. Write and net Free our pamphlets, which II how to buy and use fertilizers with . eatest economy and profit. OERHAN KALI WORKS, 9j Nomwi St., New York. Kvwry load barn yard manure ' led in th? sections where com tercial fertilizer in used ou-.;ht to *ve 1<M> pounds of a. id plioshate added to i?. T)r, instead of i1 xin! ! e pii"*phn!<* with th* i inure, ?pnir :t to tllo laud after j mcniiiM iir.s been thinly >r'-ad 0:1 t!;*- !*od. If manure i* i * do t<? < ? : v ii' ;> * ! ? r .*.* usual : d ari ! |>* hid" uw'd to sup ! Iivtivnt in I: iiim'i' \ rolit*hlo; >':,rn? ninth* '?' exported. i ... .1 rtnniv u <i'ti ifn! in phosphrie o d, th* v.m \ ingredient the bind < *(! < eorsi, a id trie r. id ;dio?. hate u !." ? ! I to aupph this elinenov.?S utl.eru farm Maii/. i n?. Women Should Know It Many worn - :? ?- u 11 r untold a o 11 v and nils.?ry because the aturo of their dj..e?-e is not oreetlv undoj-cto >d. Thev have1 iciMi led t<? li-ljeve that wnilili rouble or for ib- weakness of onie sort is r? sponsible for the ii any ills that besot womankind Netiraluia, nervousness. hoad-l cbe. f?uIF\ >r lark circles under lie eyes, rheumatism, a dragging iniii or dul! aelie in the hackJ ronkne-s or I nunc down scnsaion. profiiso ? r seantv supply of irine with ''miiL' odor, frequent tsiro to puss it with scalding or aiming sensation, sediment in it 11*?r standing in f>ot11?? or pom uott glass for twenty-four hours, re -ieim nf kidney and bladder roll hie. i'he above symptoms are often Unbilled hv the pitient herself r by lier phy-nrum to female weakness or womb trouble. Ieiice, so many fail to obtain relet". beeause they are treating,! lot the disease it-odf, but a re- j leetion of the primary ranse, ihieh is kidney trouble. I n faet. women as well as men re made mi-erobie with kidney . ...i i i.. . i t i i . . i i . i I I I I lll'J 'Mil II <i may Ji:' " .1 - * to ;?! # ?1t1o .! ! Ililuk ti ''ill.- . I I III! It I it I li > til i i t ii liquid11-i\ ' ri-1 ! v i;ia i i. viti'iiy mention! .x? \sti:i Kvikii itami ~ I \i.nr ;ni !ri's< t.> /1 i\ !? .*-. iv 'k. i in 11?; , \. i I Irs. I >. Ii .1, f'ltllH / n f<> f'ttiift. I In- |ol!o\\ Hi:: 11 .III If | III lilt ; i 11 a . I > |; 11 rawII I i rv<* us ii:11111 .111r> I'M i in- i -iiin_' <-ar. i.it \mi .n i:-i|: ! i >1111 I .a * i < -y. II. A. Throat. II -I '1 11 i i ii - r. John A Kill. John \ I- loin mi ii:.', -I. ! ;. I! o \v o 11. if. I. I Iliu-K liion, (). \\ . \|arkoy. J.iino-f Ih Koht'i'lsoii, I I Join. I\ niulil. Sr.. .lool \V. .1. ( /u-. 15. * frel nr of A, -,1T |,r N| a Sim ... it Mmlirin* nroiis.'M th? l.ivcr -in.! cnt'rKy siK cecil.s siuKciwhutiHs. ' J(III, J I J. E. Patterson, .J. F. Carnes, NV. J. Funderburk, Win. H. Clark, W. J. Belk. The following is the list of petit jurors to serve at the March term of court : I'KTIT JIIKOKS. Itufus C. t'rockett, .John P. Ingram, \V. ('. Faulkenhurv. A P. Morrow. J. F. Hilton, Joseph M. t 'askev, 11. V. Milling. .1. C. Williams. A. li. Carter, S P. Johnson. II. S Plvler, W. II. Tillman. P. It. Beckham. W. .1. Johnson, S. I). Taylor, Wilson Howell. I. Durham Caston, 1. P. ('. Caskey, I! I,* (<......1. .1. I"'. Hunter. .1. N. ()ulen, I.erov Springs, .lames A. Bowers. M. ('. I.vies, \V. .1. I.. Short, Ki'-hai'il Barker. Hai i- 1 \\ iHon, I. 1 >. <B .skins, I >. W. Ilendnx, A. (\ Adams, .1. T. Si ins, < I B Collins, U ! '.*( 'atOf. I. I*\ \|i'VlUIIH. I'! Kverell, I (? W Stoj;ner. AFRICAN Limbless Cotton Seed. I will nlt'-r for ?ale a limited amount of these seed at the extremely low price ut $10.00 per Bushel, I $3.00 44 Peck, or 60 cts 44 Pound. I raised mi my farm :?(?:;.% pounds of lint from one loislnd of mwI, purrliiiM'il 11 v tin' l:i?t year. at a co-t of ftiMUH). ompeteiit expert>. have pronounced the \frican I.itnhless Cotton tin* he>t e\er thrown in tin* South. The lint i> >0 miii'li better than tin* ordinary i-otlon that it will bring a much better price, fhe-.talk grows from *i to 1J feet high. Address. T. I\. (INN I N't i II A M. I .aneaster, S. t Jan. Is l.v.t'J. J Careats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all I'at ' Sent bus ness conducted lor moocratc Ftrs > {Oun Orrir.t ic OrroaiTt U. S. Patint 0> rici ' Jan.I ?vc 1 nil se> u'e , .frtn in less tunc than those ' remote (rum Washington. J J Send model, druvvuig or photo., with de-rrip t jtlon. We "dvise, if patentable or not, tree of - | Jtharge. f/.ir fee not due till pwlent is secured. J A pAMPMttT, "llow to Oli'-.iri I'ater.ts," with Jcost of tame in t .< L'. S. mm foreigncountries #sent free. Add'e, ! ?C. A n t\> l>' ,j Vfe' C'? ' P. j # Or* PM.MOT", Wr.Hi- : W e Mahs A :Sp9ci.? LKy ... . 00i?,, \ . i. 111: \! is. 1 i. i !T.' I I I I * \ Ik-. ? ' . I 1 II i 4 . \ I , i . N '. I I .< I I I .. i:l l.i III-. \ | ?. . - i A i i'. * I. N i >. r:;< . - ; \ MS. i* \ . ii m i i ;s. '? i i < ; !..\ i:s. i '<?-1 i .i?s ! ' i i' I. \ ry I i*1111/ iloui- in ;? 1 I r~ 1 ( l:iss < Enterprise Publishing Company, LA N(JAS'I'KU, S. C. j MOTHER'S Tru>t?-il Krli i. Simmons I Sij i.h. Vllir Wniv i Till-n tin SjHli'in fur Co'iHni-ii nt, shorlfn .111<I I flju- fini'K.irUi aLl ?? fm \ irman, County 1 ALWAYS EEEP OA NAAD < | WJfi//?Tii ERE IS AO AIAO OP PAIR OR ( > V E, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, f THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL NOT RE# LIEVE. # J LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB- J | W ' J STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE T J BEARS THE NAME, W J PERRY DAVI8 Sl SON. Y I AM ? Now Hoaily to ?lo all kinds of BLACKSMITH and WOOIIWOKK AT SHORT NOTICK. T (ilVKMK A CAM, WIIKN YOU want work ilono in my lino of business. M Y III. A< KSM ITII I -I HI' TO I?A T K. You will liml my Shop opposite I'oai; tV Harper'.- Uinnery. I011 N A. (A I.DWKM,. Nnv, "J! I \\ "in. _ 4 Chas. D. Jones, ^ ATTORNEY AT LAV/, *5 I.ANCASTKK, S. C. * Office In the Courthouse. Will practice In all the Courts. Prompt attention will he nivenall business entrusted. Collections a specialty, l \. ^ Registration Notice. rnn i; |M ia.n will take not ice that I tla- l{i*:;i-l rat i<?n hunks will be open. n> tin* t -uirt boiise, for (lie registration ni' part in- ni it led to register unilcr (lie enlist it lit inn. on til'* 1st Mnni|.i\ in each limn!Ii, until HO (lays pree. ilme Hie next geiieriil election. U ?... A. I'OKTKK, chairman hoard Registration, I.aneasier futility, X. <I ?imi. (5. lsfttt. '5pS Mors Nttlire. '* I..\ X CAST Kit. s. < .. I ts'is. N~"OTI 1. IS hereby given that this otllre will be open from the 1st day of .Ian. to tIn* iMtth day of Feb. 1 S'J'J, for the purpose of receiving t!? ? returns of the taxpayer*, of Lancaster olio ty. All per (ins having property in their possession or control, as Managers, Holders, or as Husband, Fareut.tiuardian, Trustee, Kxceutor, Administra- , tor. Receiver, Accounting otticer. Agent Attorney or Factor, on the 1st day of January In'J'J, are required to I i -1 t tic same for taxation within the ttine required by law,or incur'lie penalty of tlfty percent which attaches in case of failure to do so. The I'oll Tax of One Hollar i? laid upon all ma I between the ages of _'! and bo years, except tiersons who are maimed and are utiahle to earn a support. I 'oilfederale soldiers are exempt from Foil Tax at ."in years of age. The Auditor or an assistant will attend t lie follow illg places III I he cull IIt j (ill t lie daj - named helow for (lie coll V ell I t he public. . (i-ccola, Tuesday, Jan. in. I.vl?, at I- 'Wj m. Fiea-ani \ alh-v, Wednesday. Jan'y I I- I" " *1 !'. larr. !'i. ,r..!a>. ' .'.u try F.\ i -'C.i. \ .-11. V. i .idav.J oarv I J. * In i . \. M? I?w i g; l*. y Monday J II I IV I Is' l ! : !< vilte, Tn, -c . .1 o 17 1 i a ri \, i . :. !. |S, ! (. Flat ... ' J o i;(> |siip. I ir. ? . 1V. . if- I ri<: ?v, .lan'% 20, 1 v I 'l I Hi - - I: > , ! ' I*. I, I M'.i Mail *< "!' ?l; i . Monday, .Inn. ?Jiiil, |S!i!i. Kn-lim. !'u??day Uni U iJiii'Mi.iy. .I.'iH. . ! . .t i: ! I'M tl, I Mill. II alii -pr:!i;?> i l.u . ill v . .Ian. _'M li i mw. I'lcaoaiil Mill, '"riilav, .Ian. "JJl'i, lo 12 in. ' / irin? I I liuri li, Monday, .1 :iu*> dn'li, / I li a til In' to tin' in*' re?t hi every I'a \ pa.\ ?t, I 'i in;t K * lii-- ml ii rii jimii. |>i l> id ill ) > ' r -< > 11 a I property, al.-n i.l ill I'rati-liT- nr improvement- mi Ileal l.-lat.' ami -a\tin1 penally of .*>n per re ll I, W lliel. 1111 aehe- alt i'f I lie 20! !l i la J ?'l February. Kf*|MTl lully, *1 JOHN' A. ( OOK, ?'onitf y Auditor. |)pir. 5, ISV*. Jr? ?i THE I ,if<- I'ri .-tiTvrr w(I h:m run n 1 rutiny l.? n. s ntifolv iivcr llirtiluil), roni > < I .nii<rof IJfn" Is >- 'notions Hun*w Vino Winn m I ii. mix .litu- m -A