The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 21, 1886, Image 4
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A-gricultaral Department
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r»«ty sf M««ir«
[T. B. Terry, i« Co^ntr/ Gf»!!*»»» ]
Some tib* -Mcf tytmi WeSefij^JeJ
Reserve correspondent **J. G
writing about » visit to
said that beyond one eoupd t
>01% koMgaa
ife. Tim bas been Q^oteU
far
ani
of wheat bran and oil j 1
sal, ■**■*
t. Feed is!
and calth* |
• ill, therefore, be about as high j
this fall as next spring bnt I jas/! f ^ b tke ^ i. lkt
be able to pick op something that wor , a , *„ tkc c koie m !«•» «re
Wdlr Las' winker |
" ere was
Oil
i. c. m, d. a t
OFFICE US PCBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington f. H . K. V.
■b4 lh' freft art i;:«*traM«ot wi»h the la
ore.
Xo* what is manure t
ary saja: “AuMhing
was scarce and there Was
money to be made feeding stra
and grain. The • beat field is tie
a dooer^Aelti* £ .<CTV have been
A*f*b»>h .T»e#,d^Ht-
as I wrote yon in my
m*r**bg*&*» utiRANK EARL.
HllfOlii
Ti
5
All work tloue in the be*t man
ner. Office eqiii|>|ietl with latest
improypmeiit*.
J4y-4»e
that fej
»WD, Sc , rai-ea on Uie fariu,
are fed to stock ; they lake a por
lion of the valuable dements umj
tained in thus feed ; the remainder,
which thev cannot digest or do not
need, is called stable manure, and
is the kind of manure that is meant
I have “gone back on.* Sow does
the hay to stock, and then returns
the stable Bi*mw lathe soil *y na
It is often said of the clover
fanner. **Oh, be only takes from
one pocket to put in the olhu^’- T
from the soil to put back imd the
soil again. Is not almost all our
as fur as manure is conoewiTl j
whether one plows under a crtTplif:
clover as a feitiiizer for a potato or
there
i i" or * *!* p»ttfro-«he«t
i D i »c Fpiei«!#»i» *rd cui faturne by enabling
arge loads, I U'Jiesto be ’aWr own Srf•• tnsker*. fare
last. The { n-ane lime* tb«V-.*: T £F 'ft*
clover on the other 6 acres will be 1 p»f tr» o« en«^i"g, its SanageinTni «f »<r-
ulowed uuWecv I aui * D,i h,BJ « k «*P ln * >• ,u *• rl,>0, '**
lower fhan thejrath, according |o i w Kif , B
my Jn IgmeTTf. wLen 1 say that the
the w vi
•K*eii Jr dfc^w.v^tons-
(cot>ttBned.>
f-
| to the imercsiing topic of so
cial etiquette, an i its ifu-tratioas of nr:
needle work are acknowledged to be une
qualled. Its Itierarr iseri: it *f the high-
osr#KclCr! e-,and lk« nauySk oknrawer of
u »«/ou». | w*Sf*n. /bas Son lor is tk*
manure
CLEJiirs SALE. i
STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLIsJl
V. jHMlfrM h.\#UMir.W
Courl of Cvniiasn Pleas.
W. P CJLE, 6 ,
|
Judgment /or PortcUeturt.
pnrfWfotU * |u Jgrndni of Foece’*«lT*
ike a bore staled case, I will offer for m
in frost of Ike Court House in Dsrlinj
ton County, ■•o ike first Mondsy in
L. runry nesi, the following iescnbod res!
esiste, to wit:
Tbnt tract >&a iisrcei of/
Tim ' hC •■>u34y ¥ aST deal *
srjreeaw, eonlaioiag Fifty Acres, more pi
name of Ike A&ehcan. Pumei
nik
it* In
rode
ii
;}•
is, is in favor of the former coarse,
for then the crop gets all tbaBinnn
rial va'ue of the clover, a>« the stock
hare not taken a part, and none
has been wasted in handling.
When I was a boy, I learned at
school that a part can never equal
tho whole. So the mawtr%fcfnv«|r
ton of clover fed ot/t cdn never
equal IB cralBc tbe clover itself pro
perfy plowed under. 1 think few
of voar readers will differ wit)* pv
on'this point. (I am leaving bfiktif
the question, now, whether or not
it ia wiser to leed oat the bay, anti
get i be feed value, *s well as most
e
containing Fifty Acre*, more pr
less, snd represented on a pin*, of the ltt>|*
of tbe estate of K H Gsraer, made by E|i-
ha Muldrcw, surveyor, dated December 1
18SA. ss ‘•No 8,” boungBt north by !nm
t 80 ® ¥ n ® d * ; ,Mt b f ^
l« : i>«Bb^oc‘-So^” of said Garner
mntis and designated on said pint ss “Old
Mill Rond reserved." and west by sa)d
road and Salisbury .»ods—q* by rsferenpn
bs -aid plat '<-• He hi the Clert'l office)
■ ill appear.
Terms of sale cash—Augcnwacr ft rrs*
at: necessary paperr r '
J. M GARNER, 0 G P
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bARPER’S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
boo ah t a laifi. Of iBgnayji .qt a
w _ _ JUp cents a loaG. A
farmer met me on the roatl, when I
nas drawing tbe mauuie home, autl
said : “What in the world do yon
■■ bay such TPangre fort” TTtS alBiont
all bav. I woubl not draw it home
put ou my land as of mannre—that
I did not think tbe bay gained any
thing by going tbiougb tbe cat
■ tie.
All Ibnt certain lot of land, lying, being
qnd situste id Ibe nMtUprn pt^pf the
or less, known by its number** Lot N't, It
of "Rough Fork” plantation, pnd boundei
ss (ollows : ^noetko/ rta 11 us dies t * lo No
1 Lot ou sntd “Rnugn Fork” Wad ; east by
L'uhlis Bnnd lending fewFtwrence ^ VRti
yeart* ’ Autl be paaaed on with a
knowing wink. Your readers are
too intelligent to think as this farm
er did, and no doubt now does, as
IM<
a-r, afd reads
be tak
book, _
own opinion, (blearu anything.
Again, I dislike to say it, but 1
honestly believe that more than
half of tbe liquid and solid stab e
manure, or excrement from stock,
ia wasted, in Ohio, in one way or
another. Leaky stable doors, over
hot manure heaps, cattle in fence
corners and lanes, or going a long
Bluff snd Dsrliugton by Lewis' mill; south!
i p,*}
|«C .*»■:> j
by Isuds formqgl^qjraed by Js* iAt
7Ct| UI Tf I *
Fork’
Term* essb.
Jsu 12. '86
W. p COLE. 8 D C.
DEALERS
ts,:
PORK,
MUTTON,
SAUSAGE,
ETC.
Always on band st our Srw Sts'l* in the
DARLINGTON MARKET.
Parties h*v ing fine stock. Beef, Mutton
tify us in
iSE&SS’fa
creek, Slid a dozen other caieless Be respectfully invite the pub 1C to cal!
things which one cannot help but «•* h»«I*cl our me*.before purehusisg*
see if be goes around much in the L R 'y^ 8 * c0
winter-go to prove this. Oct l&.’M-S.
When clover is plowed under, ad
these looses are avoided. To be
sore, they can be avoided without,
and I am not urging the plowing
under of clover uartieubirly, on I
fed to stock, and that a man has
not necessarily “gone back ou
manure,” because there is not much
stock on bis place, and that wbatj
ever may be said of tfc
leakages ,
If I choose lo use some 10 tons
of ktraw to bed my horses daring
tbe year, as I have during the past
year, instead of feeding it ont, and
then draw it on my land, and plow
it mder, is it not just as trnly
manuring t It I choose to let some
Clover get ripe, take out the se*d,
and plow under tbe haul to, is jyi"t
manuring T Th^aviMiM (JT to
the horses and mM ■l>V! flgfct.
of coarse, as tbat makes flfablt-
manore. It has been said also lhar
I have gone back on manure be
cause of thg auteafenfr made "Vo
your <*iamaMftto{tt&fi&*tsHiH
of my cultivated land was iu-pota-
toes and wheat* whiqb crofMi were
mostly wobfow toe'farm, except
Umatraw.), FieMSathn ef ms cal
tivated land was in potatoes and
wheat this year. There were 18
acres of potatoes, 12 of wheat, and
6 of dover.
Now let oa see just bow this mat
ter really figures up, and how much
manure or plant food will be put
back this year. There were cer
tainly 12 tons of clover bay (very
little timothy in it tits year^jop tbe
6 acres of meadow at the rfm cAt
ting. Tbe sepaDiUaafqwa* allowed
to get ripe forkeea, ns seed promis-
ed to pay better than bay. There
were 14 toads of it. fmd the seed
will takeoat a' little of the valbe,
boh 1 thick we mar safety eaH tbe
uynuriaJ value <rf thw kathm, plow,
eel mvdyr ^ pq^l .to tha|L of 12
tons bfhay tou out. I have been
surprisedat
this dove:
ander for
The 12 acres of wheat yielded
perhaps 20 tons of straw. A part
of that will be aied for bedding,
fed oat with
Tbe December Num^fr;mill begin tbe
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CLOOK8
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Siiectaeips autl Eye glass,-* fitted
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J. H EAHLY, at our Hardware Store is Agent for
Steam Engines, Cotton Gins, Feeders, Condensers, Cotton
oVth* J^ 688 ® 8, re P a ' ^ for same.
° * edr Stoves. Ep
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Ac., Thomas Sntootbiug Harrow, Deering Cultivators.
September 17, 1885-
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BUY YOUR
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
A . HO>lE!
J^OftTHEASTERN i RAILROAD t’().
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No 12 0V p m
• og
No- 4-'.
No. 47.
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J B Kil-*.ugb will s/hyou a Chiettrriat,
Meson ft Hamlin, tlathu-bpev. Arion.
Gr.iversle -n ft Fuller and Beni Piano. Also
a Mason k HamMti. Pacha. 1 or iLy .“'late
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Minister*. Chi.rc.es, Sunday Reboo t,
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He else keej s » fn'lli::* o? Sn:^ 1 ' Vusiesl
Merebandtse.
Makes a sprei il'y cf bonk* .*->1 .Sheet
Music, Sr .ciai price* to the tiade.
At b>r t Itice iu F ureiice, y»>i •*itl fin l
Domestic. Hcu-vbnM -Jn i New Hume Se»-
•<g Ma bines, with ueedics :or all uk-
ebint-*.
Write or ca'l on bin *t Aten's BN>efc
Catalogues sud p.) lunti»br:l ta app'i-
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J. H. Scb.'.id b.- ebstge of the Maeuiue
D Jar menl st: i will keep a rtork »f Ma
ch iur* KxcbtBe 0.1, nee,!:.*, fte. A8.>
*■» « I ii.us.cal merebaediae, vio in*, banjo*
and sirnigs Leas,
onler* n lb bin:. J B KILLOUGH,
Florence, 8. C.
July 30, ’85—Jy
DARLINGTON BERBER SHOP
— \ND—
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NKW8 offitv.
Arrive Ficreue*.
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48 4 45 * it
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• 42 and 43 and 45 will slop at all
Stations -
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TUe putrutMite ui I lie public in
r«Hj>ec'l'nllv folicitid
Kemt nilter tins i<t the only first
clatut bather sbop iu to*ii.
K. M- NIXON,
1L T. UAKLLEE.
Anjr. 8. *85 ly .
HLIIHW, CMUBIl HI irtrSTi IHLKI
Not. 15, :885.
GOING SOUTH,
No. 42 1‘aily. ex>», t MosJsy.
Leave Wi ^ jfj g
Leave L Warcamew 7 i® *
Leave Mat ioe 8 t! a
Arrive at Florence # SI *
No 18.
Leave Wilmington
Leave L. VVaecamaw
Leave Marion
Arrive Florence
Arrive .Sumter
Arrive Columbia
Daily.
J. J. WARD.
C. S. NETTLES
Ward & Nettles,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
Dnriiiigtuii II., H. C.
Will practice iu the (Jourt.-i ol the
Fourth rircait and in the Supr<-aie
U*urt. S{tecial attention lo the
coliiciion ol claiiiie.
Mr Ni ttle- will be in TiuifiiouM-
viile erer.v Tl.uitttlay and ca- be
found at Mr«. DeBem’i* hotel.
The Equitable
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF NEW YORK.
Asitetii Jan. 1, 1885, 458,161,925.54.
BoHii and sale i isurance, backed py am
pie eapilaL Represenred by
H. P. JOHNSON.
BfDDttiBville, 8. C.
Correspondence tolieiled.
March 13. 85
iy-
DKNTI TRY !
x i um a 0.1
Will serve the eitixen* of this Cou»ty
..at their private residen
C«e when desired, or at
bis office, OPPOR1TE
THE POST OFFICE.
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OrrtCR Daf!—Mo-day, Tuesday,
Cridaj aud Saturdufg.
ARTIf'llAL TKETH A
SI* 4X1 AMY.
Mcb S0-I yr
Contracts Wanted.
I will take enatraeta for Heavy Tia Roof-
tug. Ga'teriag, Piping, etc. Satia'amiou
(vuaraateed. Will atieud at any plaanii.-
•trad. Apply to
H. B. CHAPMAN,
Darlington, 8 C.
8*pt 24. ’*-««
N*. 40 Dailt.
Leave WPmiar'on.
Leave Lake Waccamaw
Leave Marion
Arrive at Fioreue*
Arrive Sumter
Arrive Columbia
No. 43 Dailt.
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
Leave Florence.
Leave Marico
Leave Lake Waecamaw
Arrive at Wilmington,
going north.
i'e. 45, Daily, except SalnrH
Leave Fl*rer>es |
Leave Marion
heave L Waoevraaw
Arrive at IVilminftcn
No 47 I ailt.
Leave Columbia.
Arriie Sumter
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
Leave Lake A'aceamaw
Arrive at Wilmington,
Train No 43 ilopg #t p „
N<s. 48and47 thy, only at I|
Uk * Wace-.miw. p,
Nirbrie. Marion, Pee Dee. Fiore*
mon.vill* L.nehburg M*y*,vnie
Wedgefieid, Csmj, J.acun .
P * M /"5* r - Columbia and ,
ou C. Si Ci. R. R.^. 0. C* Jt .*1 R% R
Aikwu Junction **4 %\{ p 0 i,„i
vbonld take No 48 P^;, 0 ,!: , ^
Augusta on this road.
Seperate Pul m^n Steepen for
and for Augusta on Train 48
All trains mu solid bet wee. Q
*nd wiimicfioii.
John f. divivr «
T M. EM.MERSON, Ge. p;.
8.15
b.3»
11.27
12 10
4 21
6.40
10 15 pm
4« « ■!
1 26. qt
4 24 a a
6 40 a m
4 to r «
5 14 p m
T ft.1 p at
8 6o pa*
For Sato at Dr. J. A. Boyd's