Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Illim department. J. F. NISBFT Editor. *As Editor of th? alliance department. in Tiik Lancaster Ks * tkrprisk, we often feel like trv. ing to write something that will be of interest, and at the same time prolitaldc to the fanners; but we leel our incompetency, and, therefore, seldom attempt to Writf? ail uilii*l<> <ti' nnv iini>,nli>r i. ble length. Hut we waul to state some facts that we hope our farm or friends will study well ami be benefitted, and some suggestions that we think it would be well to adopt. First, lias the average ! farmer plenty of corn and rough \ ness with which to feed his stock Ito make another crop Has he plenty of^omo raised flour, meat and ^yru'jf with which to feed hinSself and all the hands on his | farm for Uie next eight or ten months?' Has he a good garden { from which he can gather plenty | of vegetables for the kitchen ta t ble? To these questions we must answer "no," and yet all these are !in reach of every tanner, and es pecially of every land owner it he will abandon the idea ol raising il nothing but cotton Sir a 11 we roilv tinue to raise tand >ell cotton be M low the cost of production? I m know that a great many of our n people are-co m pel led. by circum I stances, to plant a good deal of cotton; but let us try to adopt I some of the above suggestiotis and f then stick to tin 111. recnril 'e-s of ^ \ I the price of cotton. Now lets look *' at it in a practical way. Let 11 prepare to'plant :iI><?ut. say 1"> acres of coin t<? the plow: then ot less than two acres lor IrMi I otatoes, sorgrum cane, clover, 1 lillot, etc., ami then prepare S Lores well for corn. This will Five^ou 25.acres to the plow which IsVplt^ty. This will jiivt* you am ilatime to prepare your land well K'lOfe planting and work it at he proper time. Try to make r\irW? fertilizer* ' home, and w *}t buy too much .oano. When are obliged to g.? to town an I e your wagon, don't go empty I take a load of hay, neks. pea vines, or a d of wood. Take something , r > dl. <Vuit buving axe handles m I f - I?i*:i tim. :i r 111 tt\ I. I 11 \* x 111 I? ? gs which you can make .it <e. I had a talk y;ith a good 4 Tf.'e"wilier day and will e give you the benefit of some hia experience. He says : **Last far *1 "took hold of an old run iwn farm that had been making I ut JJOO pounds of seed cotton 1 he acre. I prepared my land v I and sowed about 24 acres of * oats, using 12 bushels of cotieed to the acre as a 1'ertili* I made GOO dozen bundles pa'^.y good oats. After harvest w my oats, 1 sowed toy stubble >a, ??hr, not using any lertilizer, I .made- 29 tons of as good the '"e 'IU-f :,s ' ever saw. Tile jnif May I planted 3."> acres o| 'land in corn. 1 Use I about ,n^ oads ol compost under my ' , and made wG() bii-helietid sai l hi* could have -old ^V'n's at. 20 ce 111 s per do/.en ; Colon.; bis calculation. lie pitted a own at lo cents and hiIte sit 's ot $10 per ton, when by would h ive l u.lit $12 itic Now, GOO do/.cm oats ;fl - $00 - ind 2' * tons |" i 10 $290 ?$ ISO on I n hi | . . . 'or I a nd. A in' he _ri v tsf??!?inV>,nnt, whreh i aitMj. | Iit ni itter aniJ . ju,j ,cres in out* \ attention t'and peavines. Anl quired the .< plan lor rurintf tinalrv as if t woultTstart my mower He told ( 0 oYlnek in J lie morn Confede ?h<? d? w was oil' 'I hen flu* r atari m\ rake elose l>e Zr 'Z >"c" .xl Will. IM V ? ? !?-'? iml tin- riiki' theapq^to 8taek I lie my lorkinen la; t stacking the vines. ton<r and v'-v. drive them 6 or 8 inches in the ground and pile the vines about 11f feet high on top of the stakes, allowing the vines to hang to the ground. When my mower stops at night the vines are all raked and shocked on the stakes." Our t friend said now some people will! say this plan will not do in rainy i ^ i weather; but there is where the i nil-lake is. I mowed -> acres the I first da\. and it began raining that night and rained for two 0 'days; but it did not seem to in t jure them at all. and the leaves r did not shed o(l'; and lie let his t vines stand in the shade about e two weeks. He says he put. his h vines on the market the lirst ol r January, and by February he was i out : 111 < 1 Ion ml that it was impos-j sible to supply t lie demand. We . i soo our farmers hauling out westI i?rn hay to toed their stook, when we shouhl make plenty of it at ;r li >ine, ami if you would like t-?p | put the hay up in hales, we ean|r . Ltet you a press. Some of our larm , j ers haveheen selling out ton seed at i ! 10 cents per htisltel, and then you will buy commercial fertili- ' /.ers with which to raise more cot- ( i ton. Most of you will use not less ' than worth of lertili/.ers to the, t acre. Now that is equal totwentv t hushels of cotton seed at t?-11 cents. It yiiil would put that much seed ( I to the acre instead o! t he ^uatto. j j 'it would make as much or inure! i 'cotton, :ttt?l besides that, it would | im prove your la ml. This article i< alreadv too loin*. I>ut I want to urue the farmers diversity their crop*, ami i?v that ' ' i ... i . i . . i IIIV HI If I III |l | If II I II II I III lilt' much abused lien law. Ami l i^lit now our Alliance i i can lie used lo better advantage I than ever before. Nearly everv- j tliing is contro'led by a trust. ami ( ; to meet those thing* we must lie organized. 5100 lie ward 5100. Tin- readers of 111 i paper will lie pleased to learn that there is at least ' | . . 1 i one dreaded disease that science has : < been able to cure in all its stages anil ' , that is Catarrh. Hall's Oatarrh Cure I is the only positive cure now known j tot lie nodical fraternity. Catarrli lieing a const it lit intuit disease, requires ! a const it lit ional t real ment. Hall's < alarrh < lire is taken internally, act ing ? directly upon the hlood and mucous > ! surfaces of the system, thereby de- , t stor\ ing t he foundat ion of t he disease, , and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and a?sisting nature in doing its work. The ' proprietor* have -n milch faith in ii? curative powers, that they offer one Ihmilrt'i! I'olla- for any ?-> that it ^ fail* lo run*. Semi for li>t of Test imo- s l ii ials. Address, K. .1. <' 11 K N K V < '<>.. j I Toledo, ' Uiio. j Sold hv I ?rniri?i?ls, 7?~e. I 11 a! I"~ family I'ills are the best. j ( Washington,! M'.,1 eh. L'O.?Mr. v 1 Hitchcock today took the oath r mil entered upon his duties as secretary oi the interior. ft reftii with ti ^?t!trr v.. i r- iitinu'- t ' Ik I ve killing - n.it. 'it*- I ? l> At >> 1 * ? iZ . Tmra fin', purjflra tt.. i f J I V ' miKe* fou uronr^*^ ( | 4! 400 in h tn, nervo^?d(IT (J i j I V Ijp^ . i .n.i i4- .* ^ I t? lf. f ? If. ^ rjn * ' 'r ??* * ? I 'oilI a I )t*l < ia<i i. A/ore-. I I 'JO.? The weather i< r ilni tIn* I I ',i\ onie ? iiii i ?1 i in- liar lair sale'.y. . D?. M V -null,..lis l.|\.T ?c is. iiii proven the \nntniiliit ? Pui I!' H till II I Toil! opuillt ill || III t Washington, Feb. J" I In MiU*s court of iiojuirv met an< 1 o>ttani/0(l lorm ill.v tins 111<i.?111i_r. They called Secretary Alp i ami | the major general commanding the army. Norfolk, 1'Vti. 'JO.--The Mer-( ! chants ami Miners steamship.. I State of Texas, siink in ('heap: peake bay in cnlJM on with me i " i lloes, has beer< !< ; r< k <1 brought' > I to port. V ej r'iy * V" 4 I ?i ' " i - ^ "" V THE PARIS RIOTS. Itudents, Clerks and KifT-rafT Participate. Paris, Feb. 20.?Tr.e demonstraion on the streets Saturday hould not by exaggerated. Sunlay the manifestations failed and ho po >plo remained coldly indiferent Not one tenth of the' rowd took part in any demon-' ion. less thin five hundred are! psponsible, among them being' wo anti-aemitie deputies. The J ntire demonstration was made j >y bands of students, clerks, rill*-1 air, evidently organized before >y the anti-semities and anti lie - j mblieans. All authorities, includ 1 ng the army, are observing thej ibsolntely correct attitu le. The i :ity is calm to-dav, but preeau ion? have been ta ken to maintain rder. What Shall We Do. A serious arid dangerous (lis-1 ?ase prevails in this country, i langerous because so rleceptive. it conies on so slowly yet surely j hat it is often lirmly seated he-1 ore we are aware of it. The name ot this disease which | nay lie divideii into three dls-| tinct sianes, 1*'ir-1. Kidney trou-| tile, indicated hv pain in the nick. rheumatism. lutnhairo, fre- i | lien t desire to urinate, nl'en with a hurninu sen-atn n. tin low ot mine hein^ copious or cant w it h strong odor. ll allowed to advance. this teaches tlie Second staye, or i liladder trouhle, witti heavy pain n the abdomen low down he ween the naval and the water passive, increasing desire to innate, with scaldinti sensation n pa?sinsr, small quantities heiii?| passed Willi ditlicultv, sotnetimes , necessary to draw it with instru-: nents. It uric acid *?r era vim] hap j "ormed, it will prove dangerous | f neglected. The third stage is liright's Dls-j ?ape. There la comfort hi knowing hat Dr. Kilmer, the great kidney ind bladder specialist, has dis-; rovered a Uemcdy famous lor its narvelous cures of the most disressing cases and known as l)r. v11 flier's Swamp- Hoot. It is sold t>y all druggists. As a proof of the wonderful] urtues of tins great discovery, i >wamp-Koof, a sample bottle and >ook of valuatde information will >e sent absolutely free l*y mailt in application to Dr. Kilmer A: ! 'o , Ihnghampton. N. Y. When vriting kindly mention that you | ead tins liberal oiler iti the h.\.\' AS I KK KNTKKI'KISK. BEARING DOWN e n in i rYniuio a imhiipmx uro etirtsl bjr nm* i f Smiiiiotis S.jii in Viih' Wiih nr T.i'i We ~i?53S Make A Specialty Of PrintingOO0O NO IK 11 MADS. i.i n i l; n i;.\ i I;N \ KM H'K.S, IIII.I. IIKADS. ST \ I KNiKN I S. I'li< m 11; \ MS. PA .M I'll I.I; i s MINI I KS. < iu< i i.AIJS. I'< ?ST K US? 111 Int. <*\ i-iVl llllliT loiU' 111 4 I ir-l < 'l;iss < Hiiro. Enterprise Publishing Company, I.ANUASTKIi. s. o. "mothers TrusW-il fricipl. Si || 11||( in-, ,I|U?W Vlfiw Will'* "r Talilcls, I r pin- tIn ] iynti'in for Ciii.flinMin-iit. Minrlen l.al'ur ami < i?*e Chl!i>' 'rth Ki?*y. '' tli;. < iri 11 _ i 3NinN30 3Hi A1NO AOS ? SNOIJ.yj.IWI dO 3MYMJU |S eoiuog \uoo OQ pue sc ? 'vioivunaH $ 'NSIlVNnSHU 'S0103 ? , y 'SHonoa'vaoHMUvia'sdMvuo^ ; JO| tjng >|3|n5 pu? )?( ' |dui|$ / y *#l*m "I ?*?MD u|oip?n V * | j3||!VJ-U!Bd| ; K HUM SNIVd HnOA 31V 3H09 5 I AJVI . Now Brady to do nil kinds of | > I BLACKSMITH 1 mid * WOODWOItK 1 i 1 AT SIIOItT NOTICK. I tilVKMK A <.' A LI. WIIKN YOU|, waul w ork iloiif i ti my lint' of business, i i M Y Itl.At'KSM I III Mil' TO DATK. You will lilitl mv Minn iifiiinsit*' ' I'naj; & llar|M'r*? (JiniM-ry. .mil x A. <\\ !.I)U1 KI.I.. Si iV. "I I ? '.'ill , j AFRICAN ; Limbless Cotton Seed, i I will oiler ft?r Milf a hiniliil amount of l mm'iI it f tin* i-xt r?'iiM*l> low prioo oi $10.00 per Bushel, $ poo " Peek, or 60 cts 44 Pound. I r.ii?f<| 011 n 1 \ farm 15?puiiiiil^ oi lint from oin> tniOu'l , |. pnr? 11 aI h\ nit1 la?t \i'ar. at a ru-t of ltuo.no. mop?*t 1*111 < 1 pfi't"> liavt> pro111111 iiriol tin' \ l riian l.iinh!?'>s ('otinn tln> ti"-t mor thrown in tin* Smith. Tho lint i* >o 111 ii<*It In-ttiT than tin* i>r<!inar.v notion that i* will hrintra iinirh h^ttiT prir??. Tim >talk jfro?< Ironi > to 1J fi'et hiyh. A <l?l T. Is. < I NMMillAM, I.anra-tiT, S. < .Ian. is. ls:?;i. 1 kilt's Nitlife. I. A NASI UK, S. .. I'?t. ."?, |s;is. ! %T||TI I 1...? ........ I I.; I l\ ollice will hi* ?i|??*ii frmii tin* l*t < day ol I an. I u l lie "J lit ii ila\ of fell. Iv.e.i, i fur tin* purpo*e ut receiving tin* returns <if tin* taxpayer* of Lancaster | <>11 ii ty. , All pur ons having property in their pn*?e**ion or control, a* Man tiger*, Holders, or a* Husband, I'arent.itiiar- 1 diari, Trustee, llxecutor, Admini*trator, Receiver, Aeeoiuit ing < dlicer. Agent Attorney or I actor, on the l*t day of January IV.iti, are required to li t the same for taxation within the t line required liy law, or incur tin* penalty of lifty percent which attache* in case of failure to do so. The Toll Tax of line hollar is laid upon all male i-ersons, between the age* of *JI and do years, except person* who are maimed and are unahle to earn a support. i iiIcdertite soldiers are exempt , from foil Tax at M> year* of age. The Auditor or an a**i*lant will attend I lie following place* in t lie colill- i ty on the day* named In-low for the convenience of I lie public. o*cenla. Tue*day, Jan. In, ivi'.i, at I J m. flea-ant Valley, edne*d:iv, Jan'y 11. I van. Itelair. Ti. rsday, January I J. iv.tji. \ an N y.k. i .*iday .January ' >. Ivc.i. Inxie, \. \|., hwight, f. .M., \|oti.1.., I Ii I I'? i'ra<|c-\ill<*, I <i ~?Iay, .1 an. IT. I""'-''.'. Iivihaw. W i dan. I ?. lvw, ' I'lal i r- i k liur li, Tliiir-ilay, .1 :in. j 111. IV.I'.t. I? r. . . \\ -' - liI i nla \, .1 my I Vt'.l. I*riinii- **;?t nnlay, .Pan. 21. Iv.i'J. Ilaiic ? < ! ! M ilit-. Monday, .'an. Jail, l-'.i'.i. Kcr^liaw, liic-dav ami W ml im-day, Jan. J 41 11 and J.'d li. |.S?'.'. Hi ill spring*, rinirnlay, Jhii. 'Jiltli I I'ica-aiil II ill. 1 riilay, Jan. _'Tili, In 12 in. tni.rl i hnrdi. Mninlav, Jan'v Jntli, I Mill. It rtlll Ik* to I lie i III ri*?l nl I'VITJ ravpayiT, Iii inaki- li i - r I urn (irniniit I> of all personal property, also of all I raiis|iT-> or improvements on Heal hvlate ami save tin- pi tin It y of * " per ci'HI, w liirli at t a<? lie* after tin1 li I a y of I- ehrna r> K>?peet f n 11 v, .loll N A. ( DDK. County Auditor. : I nr. f>, I sys. ' THE l.ife I'rt ?? rvrr wlil.li hit* i.tirii'i. iniiiy | la li. - ' iftilv o*<t thi lan^i'i 'his M-? "i ti.nofc .f l.ifi- ta siinuioiia Kipiaw Viae VV inr or Taliins. AQfc ' J' : State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF LANCASTER. Iii the Common Pleas. A. l\ ( askey. Plaint lit', | Summons airninst | for lolin II. (.'askey, M rjfaret | Kelief, \. Pan^ley, Julia I.. 11 in- ; ion. J. tS. Mar lies, William ; (Companies. Thomas Startles, | plaint Vannii* Sturm's ami Mar- | not far< t Stario's, I served.) I lefendanls. I 7b the Defendants above named: ... _ Y-()l are hereby summoned ami required to answer the eoinpluint n this action, which is tiled in the Mice of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for t he said county, ami to serve a copy if your answer to the complaint on lie >ubscriher at his oltice at Lancaaer < ourt House,South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereaf. exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the * 1'omplaint within the time aforesaid, I he Plaint ilf in i his action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded i ii t lie < 'ompla i nt. T. Y. W 11.MAMS, Plaint ill's Attorney. Dated January 7th, lSltO. I'o in l a nt de fen da ut s William St a rues. Thomas starnes, Nannie Startles and M a run ret .si a rues : Take initio1 that if you fail to apply No* ilit* appt iiitiiii'iit of a ?><ar<linn ad litem in thi> action within twenty ^ lay - after service hereof, I hi* Plaintiff will apply tuth" Court for the up- . l?ointiiicnt of - " li guardian ad litrm M n \onr ht'half. f. V. WII.I.IAMU, ^ Plaint ill's Attorney. I'n .1. t.. siarncs. William Stamen, riii'inas starni's. Nannie Startiea and Marjfari'l Startie*. non-resident tie* fi'inlaiithi'ri'in : N* i m will take nut ii"i' that the Suid'iinii and < oinplaint in this action were 1 itii! iii tlie olliee of the Clerk of s> In- ( inirt id' >i i>11' 11 Pleas for I.an a-l"r i null, south i arolina, oil tlie it h da\ ot .lannary Is'.e.i. I . V. W I I.I.I A MS, Plaint ill's Attorney. I.in. 7. Is e.t. SI00 To Any Man. ?t WILL PAY $IOO FOR ANY CASE Of Wttknnt In Men They Treat mid I Fall to < nre. An Omaha Conipauy places for the tirst jn time before the public a Mai.hm. 'I i<? ;.* r- i KENT for the cure of Lost Vitality, No: \ oua I and Sexual Wenkuess and P.i'storatioii of Life Force in old and yottn^ men No worn-out French remedy ; euniaiiis no Phosphorous or other harmful drills It is ft iium'titn i ikkatmknt magical in it* ellect* positive in it- cure All reader*, who are sutlering from u w rawness that blight- their life, ruu-ing that mental and physical suHVnug pcculiei t<> l.o-t Man [khnI, -lioiihl h ri I c to t in- STA'I'H M !'l)l(.'AL I'OMI'ANV, Omaha VV!i., mil thoy will vuud you absolutely KKKli. a valuable paper oil th>* r disr.i cs. -tio 1 po-iti ve proof* of their truly M von vi Ti.kitmi-.t Thousand of men. who have lo-t all hope of a pure, are being restored by them ton perfect condition. Thin Ma?.i< At. Thkatmrvt nmv be tnken at himie under their directions. or they will pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who prefer to go there for treatment, if they fail to cure The> are perfectly reliable, have no Kreo Prescriptions, free Cure, Kroo Sample, or C. <1. I) fake They have FtiAO.tltlt) capital, and guarantee to eure every rase they treat or ref mid every dollar ; or their rburgee may be dejnisited in a bank to be paid to them when a cure ia fleeted. V\ rite tLrnt today. A new lot ot New 1 I < >me sewing" mai t 1.1* ( Mines on nana at this ollu.e. Anrono vending a nkftrh and drncrlntlnn ma? qulricly a? *'tr un mir opinion free whether an invention i? pmhnbly patenthMp. ('nmmunlfa tlonnafrt :> <- viiiii*.nihil. I landbook on I'atenUi ' font fro.-, o; io*t naomy for nocuring patent a. Pnt#i ? n through Munn A <'? . receive tprrpi/ n??firc, without charge. In the Scientific American. \ hand???me|y lllnvtratod weekly. I nreeat elrdilation of any potentltf<* Journal. 'IVrms, |!i a T.-ir : f .nr mont lis, f 1. *M>ld by all newndealora. MIINN I Hn 361 Broadway. Npw Ynrlr Ill VMIV v* WW* I1WII I VI n Branch Office. *'Z> Y Wafthtneton. T>. C. A new lot of New Home sewing machines on hand at this office.