Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, April 17, 1872, Image 5
PLANTING FOR TH
[hW the Times,
There appears on ovt
>n on nn enlarged |!
>p. In all the cotton growing States
uth, there appears this disposition to
pond nnd plant more cotton, and iiii
thib receives some check, the South
1 find that coining ypar^wi Lfind them
rcr inatcjidtofrfrlfcr / Ojfccrursb it is
<le*ivabIe,Jand?ii<ft|et ii ^n\a be al
t sighted nolicy to keep the supply of
u-riHili'QMAoii si/dVt( hut 'at] Ml ???#
w, it is not flyprjtjh whilojfoy the planter
bo is^iyiiig uu everything to cotton, to
consider4 wnat^sacTtfioesJho' Is willing t'o
accept for the purpose of furnishing the
world with more than it cnu consume. ,
FiraJ, U(Uw.ell to remember that prec
isions have been'cheaper this yeW thin
icy are likely to be another 1? months*
rices for bacon and corn have ruled
ery low. This has been Ter^ gfavorafele
o the planter to raise the present crop
at much.Amaller cost than finco the war.
ligber dficef^to b? pan$for|>^p$e) is }
oint worth considering.
Second, on every sid-? w see there is
to bn a lavishu^ojjr^r^rs^ij^v^tiij
' v u*.?d on a limited pla.iting womd mosf
el v r'?ult in gain, though we fear, on
poi.it, the experience of 187 J is to be
eated, resulting in a large increase iu
e^Mft ncVonfifcl Oil! y negate!
bird, then, again wi'.h a very large
op, the cost of labor to work it will be
ncreascd, ami when the busy season and
xtra help called in, additional expenses,
with competition, | oOuBcipicntly in
reased wages to bo paid.
FoMcthj on Oje-other^liarid; annpWe !a'
five million crop in raised, what can we
reaaoualdy e^tpovt \}p price t" be, Many
will be deceived by the high quotations
now ruling, and believe that this year is
in that respect, to repeat itself. The
truth, however, is that consumption can
not in one year bo lurgely. increased,
With a rupply in excess "of any possible
corisumptirtir, and with other toil utile? .too
growing all they can, ns wo'have ever;,
?aoon to believe they will, is it difficult
d .??.c. inine what the* prlcO'.wUif.i^???
With ajpoor price for cotton, all the corn
and provisions to buy, in what condition
u ttJiotujur winter to loavo the planter?
I? there not enough in these suggest ions
? lead the planter to see the folly of
riving up all his land for cotton ?. Would
not. b t wis r to. raise all the food you
s ant, and after thai, raise ?all ,the' cotton
ou.'<ai(|)oecoiiopticallv,?',l':; n*. uZjtbl
ml'Xi- ? M ?!
An experienced butter-maker* of .?Ver
mont, says thu chief trouble witb bad
butb-r is, that, the cream is. allowed to
stand too long. His dairy rule wk skim
early, churn early, and sell early!
To Cut < h.Ass.?Atiy hard sled tool
will cut glass with facility, when kept
freely wat with camphor dissolved in tur
pentine. The ragged* edge ?f gla? may
also be thus smoothed with a fhlt file.
A little six year old boy was ask?>d by
bis teacher fo.write a composition on the
subject of water, and the following is the
production : Water is good to drink, to
swim in, ami to skat", on when frozen.
When I was a little baby, the. nurse used
to bathe mo every morning in water. I
lave been told that the Injuua don't \\apb
ionisch es hut once in ten years. I wish
was an Injun. ?
. _ . djivdji?i- i i
One of the errors into which many old
established business houses fall- ia, that
there, is no necessity for advertising thetriv
Such a theory would have answered well
enough half a century ago, 'h?T the day
has gone by whan n business man can
afford to rely upon the long standing and
respectability of his bouse. This is a
progressive ago. Nearly everybody
reads the newspapers, and public opinion
is' made up by what is printed there,
whether it be in tho form of an editorial
or an advertisement. A. T. Stewart's
magnificent store in "New York is perhaps
as well known as any other in tho
couutry, und yet, its enterprising propri
etor keeps himself continually before tho
people, either by direct or indirect a<L
vcrMscmcjits,
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A largo number of cattle have lately
HuMl m Clarion 'county of a kind of mur
mln. The disease seems to he incurable.
It attacks obi and young alike, and sel
dom Tails to produce death. Already the
number destroyed by this epidemic is
estimated to exceed one thousand head.
A. good way to use dry wood ashes fa
to'feo\V tllem Upon the I soil at the most
le?xcd. {in |he fall, as tinvdrexsing ;jn the'
convenient opportunity after they aro col
spring, on binds, sowed with grain and
seeded in grits*. Another- good1 vVy is to
'riilyt Whes with .old muck, and 1? trcv 'a
large handful of the mixture in the,corn
bills, und particularly in the potato bills.
Tn the garden, Hcarcely anything can be
better^ It Will have a wonderful influ
ence on the fruit and vegetables there.
TAmp Cemb.mt.?Where the tops of
lamps have become loose, it is not an
6apy^ob tp mend them aud many have
been disappointed in attempting to co
iuci^tXbe;n ou. |jy the use of plaster of
Parti? lt> is itajd |Jiat by luiifiug-^th^e
parts of rosin with one part of caustic
. oda and five quarts of water, aud mixing
tallh'jpjt&i ilr/it.<r weight ot plaster Paria
one will make h cement which is not per
meable by petroleum; it sets firmly in a
fihoi t time and is not a good conductor of
beat.
O-Wn-rrn. T , j _, j
Adelina Patti is coining to America i
next year.
1 The'jo'y of thedumb is always unspeak
able.
I /LT / '// 1/ / i | r i-tr
A Lovers Me'er?Meet her by the
moonlight.
What grows bigger the more you eon
tract it?? Debt.
A bed of meerschaum clay has been
found in Michigan.
Artificial ice sells for live cents a pound
in liouoliiiu.
' There niav be a bun.iced uecso with
' n . ? ntui't v
all their. qmlJ* in one p o.
''" NN hen ones u nmn have to keep Iiis
Word'?NN ben no one >\u> utKvi it.
|\rVN> MU^L^i^lhisuai has ton ml (wo gold
'watches in the?rreetn in o :v \< a:.
A near-sighted man, being udvisial to
use.glassei, toi k lour, he says, ami saw
double.
Mrs. Pariingtoii mys flic, docs wi.-h
,they would L'u.r> up and pans tue sdlver
Service bill in NVaehiuuton.
i Walt.r .Svoit says wVery man that
lives lias hi- iighto and shades?of course
tin re is nolivir without lights.
An Iowa justice lined a young man a
V. for kisiing a lady five times against
her will. That's uot very expensive.*,a
dollar a time.
A celebrate! clergyman recently f-aid
that he hail found ipor'e good in bad
people, ||hd' nioro bad in good people
than h.- ever expected to.
Put out your ton-rue a little farther
said a doctor to a female patient; ft little,
father jif you pleave-a litt lo farther still"
'NV'by, doctor, cried the gaping indivi
dual, "do vi it think there is no cue to a
woman's touguc;"
A. queer old gentlelimn being asked
what lit* wished for dinner, replied, "an
appetite, good eompauy, something to cat,
and a napkin."
Hero Is a soldier story:
Iucompany I, of tin; Kighty-N.?
Regiment, there was a half-witted old fel
low named Small wood, who used to all'ord
"tho boys" a good deal of fun. Ono
night, on .mm of our lirst marches, he
tamo in hjiout an hour after wo bad
camped, tiled nearly to death, and load
ed down with blankets that ho bad pick
ed up on the roiul. One of the boys ac
costed him with "litdlo, Smalley, you'll
kill yourself carrying such a load as
that." "Might as well kill myself carry
ing a load M to freeze to death!" an
swered he iu his peculiar drawl. The
next day bo threw away blankets, knap
sack, and all. ffomu one, seeing him,
sung out, "You had bettor not throw
away your blankets; you'll freeze to
night, Smalley." "Might as well freeze to
death as to kill myself carrying a load,"
said be, and inarched on.
A vigorous movement is heilt? inaugu
rated ,U)Juuy:c tho..Capitul of Ponnsylva
nia, from Harrisburg back to its ancient
location?Philadelphia. * ?
OO MM 10 KCl AL.
oKAN(;i:r,i i?ic.ulton mahkht.
Cot ion.?Sales for the w eek erufui;
April 10, about 50 bales. Ordinary PK-;
h/w middling 20le; middling 21.
Prices Current.
' PltKI'A KKl> I-OH THE TIMES.
[COKUECTEI) WEEKLY.j!
(\itton : : : 1'' 10 $ . 21
Jkieon Ham* H> 10 t- 00
i,: Stile*, ..: . : " 'it) (" 11
Lard '" 15 (?! Hi
Corn : : : : l.n HI), or I Uli
Peas : : i : " 80 So
Oats : : : : " 7") e; 1 tm
Hour : : : : ewt -1 00 (,> 0 00
4'oddcr : : : " 1^20 0>,\ :;u
Sweet l\?faloea : : Im (?? 7?
Shad : ;, ? : f , : . ? >S. . : , , &$3}',H
Hoijch Kiev : : " " * ' II? f&V <tf
Itutjer : : . : : lb . 2"> K "?M
iSgg-" : : : : ?lo/. e?! l-i
'nirkevH : : : pr - 00 <- - ?tl
(Se?|se : : : : " 1 00 I
Chickens : : t : " 2? f'? in
Petjs Wax . :? . :^>J : fj {>? f j Ki>f? 'JO
Koef : : : " 10 Or l'i
Tallow : " 10 f?- 11
ales,
I?y virtue of sundry execution.- to me
directed, I will sell to the highest bidders,
at Orangeburg Court House, on the first
MONDAY in May next, for cash, the
following property, viz :
biu tract of laud containing -l.S'.l acres
more or less, bounded north by I>. P.
Ib-id and John Segler, east by estate
lands ol'G.AY'; Brodic,south by .lohnson,
and P Kitchens, and west by P. Kitch
ens. Levied on as the property of
Ijobert Ilrodie, at the suit of J. W. J oin ,?
>on, Administrator of Joseph Johnson.
In pursuance of an order, tome direct
ed, by.the Honorable Thud. p. Andrews,
.Judge ofthc Probate Court, 1 will expose
to pub'iie outi i v,' tm Snleday, in Mny
next, at the risk of the former purchaser,
the following I ra<t id'land, viz:
One tract of land containing 1)0 Acres*
more or less, bounded by lands of J.W.
Fanning, Willis I), panning, I), \Y. Jcf
eoat and 1. .1. Yon.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pity for pa
pers and stamps,
Shcri.T's <lllice, ) II. Hit .'< IS,
Orangeburg CM. S. O. C.
April 12, IS72 \
01)1)
Wm. Mattliiessen.
FINK CLOTH IXC! & TA1LOKINC
ii o r s k ,
No. 201 King St. Corner Wcntworth,
Charleston, S. C.
Oders an elegant supply of Spring
CLOTHING, for men youths nnd boys,
of New Styles, at moderate prices.
Furnishing Coeds in great, vnrie'y.
Agent for tho Clbs. Star Shirts.
Tailoring Department supplied with a
full line of desirable and seasonable
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcstings, which
will be made up to order in lino style. ?
apr lO-Ihno-j.
SPEC IAL NOTICE.
Prime Rio ColTce and
SUgarS, at prices to please.
IVACON.
SA LT,
All marked at selling prices*
M APES' PHOSPHATE
ahi>
BROWN'S COTTON PLAN TL RS
Always on bund.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Market Street.
fob 31-1 vr
La Lr N o t i c e
" UOR DEA L &RS.w
Wishing h/inakc a change in'mir business, we offer for sale our Jarge and entli^
Stock of
.'-Iii '? * j j
CONSISTING OK ' I ' / < / HOTT/?
.lUUXJMfcS, CORN AM.) 11YE WHISKIES^*C?*
And a. large lot of ) V ?
.1 & U Q T T L E Sffi ;' P'Ty-x S K-S , & c
AT I.;.,,.',
Cost and Carriage.
WHOLESALE AND ' Ii ET AIL. " <! '
W. M. SAffl^ CO.,,
TIIK rLA< K to GET THE BEST BARGAINS IX ?RANGEBURG 18 AT<
^- /. r i U 1? J! ^ 3 .?i?TiMdsiifaiO
KOHN'S
ii v/>jafi .T ,;in
$ .1 A.T a a a
'(aiiielf .oJinhuif
Where will also be found tlic largest and cheapest,Stock,of
I )i*ess t ioods,
Notions,
Clothing, >
Domestic*,
l'1-p'cs, I I ' i,
, Slioes ?
Ladies'Gents tind Children's Hats,'
. . .v _ u?; *i?r, in . i j i rnou .i: ?>?.':: Kjnj j)
Ii o tLCj ill O-FL-iL' i
*
! IHUTG STORE !
|\?r Ii??' lilieral patronage which I have thus
! far received from fIi** citueiiH nf Orangchiirg
! mul the coiilidrnccshown in pie by very iium
. rein- lri.-nil-, 1 take the opportunity of express
ing iiny sincere gratitude in the "(Iranu-burg
Tiiuv,-." The encouragement of pa*t patron
agc ninl khiuilcss huhices* a Mroug faith in
flitttri' sueeevsf and, while thanking my friends
fur past favors, I can as-mro them that nothing
will l>e left undone to deserve their rohtinuing
patronage,. My .-lore is esinntially a I>rii^;
Store; where will he kept such Drugs and Medi
einesul<>n<', as I will warrant genuineand Pure.
I have arranged to supply my customers with
Medicines of the very hest quality afl'orded in
the market. I avoid all cheap useless articles,
.oid yet my prices shall he as reasonable for
valuable, good, fresh Medicines, as anybody's.
1 invite the Physicians ofthe District to call
and examine for themselves. They ;irc judge*
to whoso opinion I Mihmit. Send your orders
and they will he filled to your fddflfaction.
Ju.-t i tc ived a Mock uf pure, medicines
consisting of Laudanum, Parngorio, faster Oil,
Sweet Oil, Kpsom Salts, Cream Tartar, Cnrh.
Soda, A.c., Dye Stulls, Paints and Brushes, Con
centrated Lye. Pate nt Medicines of all kinds.
.hutcull at tho .Southern Drug .S'tore on Kus
sell .S'ireet, and you will he miretogct what you
want. A. C. YH'Klik
Save STour Money i
.1. P. H A it LEY'S
ami nt y 'ciii-:ai?
DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Huts Cnps
Ac;, (if which he has just received a fresh
supply.
? AlXo,
! FLOUR of nil grades
BAU >N,L-Ut D, SUGARand COFFEE
of all grades.
Besides nunieroua other articles in rhy
Grocery Department, all of which 1 am
selling at ju ices not to he excelled for
i cheapness in the town. Come and see
j for yourselves.
??"All pcr&oos indebted to inc must
pay up immediately, as I am compelled
to (dose my books. A word to the. wise
is sumeiotj't, j. p, HARLEJY.
fob 21
NEW
J .a'm happy to uiro'rt^tnP^tizcna
of Ornngeburg, flint'T' navV. opened, (nt^
the stand formorly occupied by Mr, W,
A. Mcronoy,) one of tho finest- ?tocfc/i of
ALKS, WLXES.v.r^
Liquor?,, . v \'i Cigars; ;
Tobacco, &c, i rf*1
That, has beoii brought to this Werket,
Jteay"Tho patronage of the -people ofOr-.
augeburg is respectfully solicited.
,.-ftirGive mo a trial, both as respects,
tho prices and quality of my goodsA"uheV>
1 assure you; youwill bo satisfied.
asY-Dou't forget, my store is two doors
from Mcronev's
THE SINGER STILL T&IUnlPHANT 1
NEW' ^FAMILY SlNGElt SIEVING
1 MACHINE, '
WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR Al.T. KTX?S OF WORK
is fast winning favor in the hon -eholii, ico hov, n
by the rapidly increasing sales.
ThisXK IP FAMILFSETTlNtt MACHINK
is capable of a range and variety of wprk soeh
as was once tbnaght impossible to perform by
machinery, lie claim and fan show that It is
the cheapest, most beautiful, delicately arrange
ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, snd smooth
ly running of all the Family Sewing Machines'
It isreinaikublc, not only for the range and va
riety of its newing, but hUo- for tho variety nnd
different kinds of texture which it will sew with
erjluil facility and perfec??n, using silk twist,
linen or cot ton thread, fine or coarse, making
tbc Interlofkcd-dattie'stieh, alike on both sides
of ttic fabric sown- fThus, beaver cloth, 0?
leather, may ho sewn with great strength iand
uniformity of stitch; and, in a moment, this
willing and never-wearying instrument may bo
adju&ted tor fine work on gauze or gossamer
tissue*, or the tucking of tarlatan, or rHiffllftgjOr
nlinoiunny other work which del (cat o fingers
have been known to perform)
At the World}* Fair, it received the; IP?*"*
award of the highest sides!
J. K. 1PIUTE,
Agcnt^
Sales-room at Engine House, Orangeburg,'8,
mrh 6 3me?