Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* * * * * * * * * * had one year, trying to carry out the LISBON LOCALS. * Williamson plan. In the fall, say * about the first of November, we took * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * our two horse turn plows and bedded IAsbon, April 15.--We farmers are our land. Then we followed with a getting ready to plant cotton seed, and subsoil as deep as we could get it, in some of us did intend starting this the early spring we followed with a morning, but the rain came and blast- scooter, mUtting four furrows. The ed all of our arrangements. However, last, days of March we planted our we will go at it as soon as the ground corn. After the corn came up, we wait will do. Those that planted corn in ed about five or six weeks, then we March have very good stands. Grain took our D. and B. plows and bedded patches, gardens and strawberries are to the imiddle. We got very closo to looking flne, and we hope to have some the corn, then we took these same fruit. 'e oat crop looks fairly well. scooters and run around It very close, The farmers intend to raise more corn and let it stand a few days. It being and sow more peas, to improve their dry at the time some of the corn died land and at the same time have more before we got back to commence with feed stuff. You have asked us farm- our cotton seed meal and 10-4 acid. ers to write an article, or to give our We put it around one side and in six ideas as to how to cultivate a corn or seven days we went back and plow crop with regards to the Willianson ed the corn and put the same amount plan. We will tell our experience, we around the other side, and in the Scrubs Fatten Quickly You want your pigs to eat as much as possible - - when you fatten them. Give them a great variety l put sone senrby of feed, keep the appetite keen and the digestion intte and gave them cee good order, and you will obtain the desired result; De teOd. EDoCoN especially if you mix with the grain ration a dose of ne. eat o g o e D e STOCK H. Kisner MEDICINE D.nlevle, W. Va. Whets the appetite-Helps digestion. 25c, and . per can. P. B. 4 $200,000 Worth of Real Estate for Sale! Store Rooms on the square; Livery and Sales Stables; 1lacksnitlh Shop and Tools; the Gfray & Shealy Machine Shop and surrounding buildings; City houses and1 lots. All kinds of farm lands. Prices and terms right. I buy and sell Stocks. Also write Life and Fiy insurance B. M. WOLFF V The Real Estate Man Laurens, S. C. It conquers distance--at lowest cost. Think of it--thousands of Ford owners are traveling for less than two cents a mile. The Ford has given the freedom of the "open road" to the man of moderate income. Five hundred dollars is the price of a Ford run about; the touring car is five fifty; e town car seven fifty--f.o.b. Detroit, complete with equip ment. Get catalog and particulars form Summers Garage, Lamrens and Newberry, S. C. Our Southern Friends are Proud of Mexican Mustang Liniment because it has saved them from so much suffering. It soothes and relieves pain soon as applied. Is made of oils, without any Alcohol and cannot burn of sting the flesh. Hundreds of people write us that Mustang Liniment cured them when all other remedies failed. MEXICAN Mustang f Liniment Thie Great Family Remedy for Sore Throat, Colds, Mumps, Lameness, Cuts, Burns, Backache, Rheumatism, Scalds,A Sprains, Bruises and the ailments of your Mule., Horses, Cattle, She TAka thi. to youW de.Ilet anI say you want Medecan Mustang Linirnent. I I / .. -a . m meantime there came a good season * and our corn changed it's color. Our CROSS HILL NEWS last application was soda, and we want to say that it was the beat corn we cv or made on poor uptard and we en- Cross 11111, April 20.-A sad acci dlorse the Williamson plan, but we lent happened here Saturday when want to add, we believe in thorough an old colored woman, Eliza Cambell, preparation, good cultivation, with a was struck by the southbound vesti good season every time the corn needs bule engine and instantly killed. She it, otherwise with heavy fertilizing i was trying to cross the track In front man will not make enough corn to pay of the incoming train, which was the fertilizer bill. near the depot and slowing up for the That was our experience last year stop, and had almost succeeded. The But we had bottoms, with the same egineer tried to stop his train but too fertilizing which made us good heavy near the wonan when lie saw the sit corn, as the bottoms did not need so nation. The old lady was knocked much rain. When we smake good some distance, her arn and leg brok crops down this way the seasons are en, and skull crushed. Eliza was one always in evidence, and upon that you of the fev 01( time slavery negroes can calculate otherwise all this talk and had been the property or Dr. about what a man is going to do to Cambell of this place. She was nearly the plow is hot stuff. 75 years 01( and rather feeble. Many The candidates are slow about con- friends among the whites regret with ing out, but we imagine they are feel- sorrow the sad accident. Ing their way. We are so glad that Miss Ruth Simmons, who has been there are so many coming out for gov- indisposed for several (lays, was cai ernor. Two years ago the lines were Hid to a hospital at Columbia Friday very closely drawn, but we would like foi surgical treatment. She was ac to see them draw them this time, if coilaniel by her father, .1. W. Slm you were not so and so you could not nn and Dr. Kiugh. A 'phone mes get our votes. We are for Bob Cooper sage received here states that she is ilrst and if he is left out then we will now doing well. have to look tp another iman. Mr:. l'lbenIa Holland of Catawba. Little Earl, a son of Mir. and Mrs. S. (.. witi tie itte boy, Francis Frank Sprouse, has been very ill for 'Tirnet i ellaid. ;ient tho week-end several drys, but we are glad to say With her lather, I ,v. W. P. 'Turner. the little fellow ist resting some bet- Miss ila Co:ton, music teacher ter at this time. lira; Fuller and Fen- of tle Foss 11111 school, went to A th nel of Waterloo think that there is ens, Ga., l1el1:i to visit friends for a some chance for the child. few (ays. Mirs. .1. T. A. hallow has been right [le fonrth iiuiiei of the Lyceum sick all the week w ith a bilious attack. Course will appea' at the audito'iui * * * * * * * * * * * * * " * "this evening. te attraction will he "* given by Mr. Pr-ye, the eminent imper * ITEMS FROM OWINGS. * sonato'. " All thle teac'hei's with fifty p:t:mils * * * *.** * * ** *** * * * * * "" ". "r r" "" "" "* *" "and S''u'e of t ime trustees and llatr'ns. Owhlag. April 21."--\ir. hi. l3lufford atteaded Il'e Bounty fair Friday. It l'utnai of this town, but who has was ar been residing in Florence for some the cnt oyaio it i he andools time, and Miss Lucy Self, of Florence, ue'ed if. will prove Hil inspition to were happily joined in the holy bonds education. of matrinony last week. Misses An ile and Daisy Putnam and Miss Clat- " " " " " " " " " " " " * ette ienry attended the wedding. Ti'L'* young couple arrived here last Friday, * Watts 3ill School hloi Roll. * and were given a reception by Mrs. ' lUlufford Putnam on Saturday evening + " " " " " " " " " " " last. Miles Hunter of Greenville visite'l First (.ade: Swanee Linder' Willie homefolks Sunday. Allen, Lewis Minnis. Edwin Thonas, Mrs. )olfuts Owings, and Miss Aln Frank Peuland, Gray Pattoni. k Owins wi'et~l guets f M's.h'~ Taylor, Sailie Owens, l lernion Patton. Owings were the guests of Mrs. Ilo Stoddard last Mcnday. Alice Kt'by, ':uiik Clark, Alvin Lam Quit a be, Raymond Odell Paul ela, towni we re in Laeur enstof last Fi'riday. It Roy Page, '[had Riddle, Louis \"iu4 - is st:2ed that the agent of tie C. & W.lock, Maud Brownlee, All h Price. 10 :m C. railway sold 120 tickets to Lau tens on Iart Frid; v morning. Scond (rade Sadie Fiank, Sadie Mr. iU. O. Hi iutt has recently moved Iiugles. Grace KellIy. M a'y I.. I''. into his new home where he will re- Lucile Martii, Grace Oxti, I' 'a I side in the future. Tmin, Eva Witlock, Roy Con:ion, Mr. ,1. It. Owtin;s has been in A!1h- oy it,. ville, N. C.. for several days. Third Grade: Claia Allen. I, is .\iss Sue A. Owings left last Wed- Bobo, Nina Hobo, Lu'ie ilislip ('1yd nesday for Ashevlle, where she will Coughtly. Iilleti..hesse. Belt i. l~ Ii'atd o' erhelt.Kee, Andrella McKee, tloy O'deI., be treated for her health. T. A. Willis, Jr., who opened upt Louise Price, Iloi Taylor, Glady.; mercantile business tiear this town a Tomlin. few months ago reports that he is do- Fou'ti Grade: Flotetce fanem lng a good busitness. ratk Burns, Ruth Gregory, Lilie D~r. Brimi filled his usual apploint-IlglsWon liheutOi', meints at the fIrst Presbyterian church rc PtoiEbi' epltn last Suniday.FitGrd:esiMaGogliy Mir. W. S. Powei' of Laur~ls wvas in CaaMriCa'neMittLil town Saturday night and S'unday. PaeMineLeSoylydT Mi'. and Mrs. J. 'T. Owitngs wvere vis-lo' itors of Miss Price WVallace last Sun- SitGtde'aieCa'k i dlay.treOxt'FinkTols Miss Mamie Goddard of Coronaca SeetGrd:MueMaJsee has been visiting Mi's. R. A. Stoddai'd Iokt orIlnhi fot' a cou,,le of weceks, and will ittob- Yukovwa aptsi lls ably lie hei'e foi' a while lonigert, as nwihtepubig i ol oi she has given no0 deflnite tiime wvhendtlnet'hoyit osesha she will r'eturn. She is not only in-bot ot'atthho9orsieohe teresting but entei'taininig. teStlCfntdsiitehmnbd The people of this towna will be gladastelllil.defo'heos, to kinow that the C. & W. C. t'ailwayanthysll(Jbketi rscas will erect a new depot that will mleet cniinall tm.I o lv the dlemands of the 'teople in and Canbian'Tbltadyo ar arouind towni at an ear'ly date. crant e htc 'he.Frsl Di'. Bt'im speint the week-end with l l ells Mr'. and Mi's. .J. L. Gray. Miss Clar'ette Hetnry wvho has been88888888888 visititng heri gr'andmiother', Mi's. [lui-EEN OT. ford Putnami i'ecently retui'ned to her'8 Croden l, April 20.-A lb sad saccl' WEA~h hi ~ ngwas trc at the tscuhond veoti Piurshum Sae Mmke~'rhiit l bules erdynght, Adil itntl bkitled. She flar Sftnui Aliidiiit. 'clck tryingt coo l th prkvnmfrnt of omai' gicacsteiai'llyt of etes inycoing.an hc a niny lav si'ake,/hlil 11(1 iehstoMp, aiid Miad alos sucReeed. Theii hairand thik tejois io teitlIyegtnder tid to stod his. trai butto Pi'etnyahaireiwoman'when hemattethofsca Freuet aph~agots o risa uofthen Te seon.dywsknce sagewel m'bbe i~to te salpis oml e M isan e ers Grad ofg brok it tonight-yon, andresllyle cruthed.'islOweaswSsnday ed wth te rsul Notonl wilt f Miss Sew Gray tamd Gravy negr soet hair becomedsoft, theffypradiant wit lif ad rahy duby eauiflutalltiCater end ofi plae Shee with nearl danrufdiappars falin har ad 75A yArsronand te familef .Many itchingiscalpacease-yourhhtad feelstrent. All ruggsts ell larebotle oSrrowgthe ea adnt. d ono PariianSageforfft cets. etftor sundera tratm.et shrei wausan fromLaurns rug o. adteymwl ns reaiv tDr.ough. hA 'onhs ms refun ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ areevd henyi ouaentsts~es"wie r.e sC.e ha he ise now m rom w el ~ dwn wl Aievr. 1bert lln o youawbe, P~'d~. tS.o a.. wornth outtle appetiteandi Torer wo'tdst. apnt the spri-ng wit eather, ouv.eed P.cri Ters, star Ia othstrmn today; th-r SbahagPp~y. lef.. Es..k Coungsete for ppa soach lier adid-u File. Teet. ?.ke~tthnes. eveigrTeatracgtioni ee lOMIRD RONWOWI, AA~SA. S, ogmen y bac. 50rye and $1.00,nt mper (~t w .wliAr. ?.. drogato. IomausJr,4~ delcius Th r-qunchin and rerin. ,,.1.y. i*i~lll j "'": ,+lorand refresing =a1=ti The national beverage -and yours. -. Demand the genuine by full name Nicknamies encourage substitution. THE COCA..COLA COMPANY .ise an tla T TON, Ga.G~ .s k i ,. rip Profta~eSideDresing It pay s to do it, if one uses the right goods. o appltions of 200 pounids each per acre ar rcommendeCt(id be a1~L wel!now S~ I outhIerntI ILI nvesttor and( expermIte . i ugetds 5-- tormoula, or a mixture of eqa Irt of Ac id Phosphte, hlit :n d N .t!ate of Soda. y% m , w . h I .. rotw s , i:i ' iy , . a. MODEL 7- C In the'Haivannah Road Rael not only the race hut t he first lap and the fastest. i p) weye w'on on EXCElSlOOis. Of the eight E X(El41 SI(All that started bult) did not finish not one was 111t: out through ehanieeh:1al troubles of any sort. Every EXCELSIOtR \lOT'Olt V<is in perfect order and ruulning as well at, the finish ayat the start, of its run. Not one EN CEl 8 [Oil ehai.t''was broken during the race nor did any E XCN 4LSIOlR have any chain or clttel trouble whatsoever. Of the ENXC ELS [OR riders who did not fillish, two ran into the fenec at a had turn, two were dispuialified through nn intentional infractions of the rules. three were stopped by aieeildents and onle was still in the run:iing.~ when the rae was called. THEY- ALW\xAY'S .\l\EGOOD., F4'or Sale Ily W. P. If1rlDENS, L.1'Ii:EN:. 8. C. Dry Cle ningfPressing 7 OF TI-E / EXPERT KIND Have -your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by men who know how. You'll find them here at this shop. E. V. FERGUSON Over H. Terry's Store Laurens, South Carolina