Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-07-26
CHERAW GAZET rE.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 2S. 1889.
PROSPECTUS
= PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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CHERAw ADVERTISER.

CHERAw ADVERTISER.
The Editor of the Cheraw Gazette has de.
tefmined, at the suggestion Of the Pee Dee
Agricultural Society, to devote more space
than formerly to Agriculture, and matters per-
taining specially to its interests. About nine
columns, or page and half weekly, will be
occupied with this subject, excep when 1t
shall be necessary to make room for Executive
Messages, and few other political papers
such as every intelligent citizen ought TO read.
A large proportion of WHAT shall appear under
the Agricultural head must, of course, be Sc
lected. But the numerous Agricultural peri
oaicals now published in this country afford
abundant and excellent materials for selection;
and, after short time, the reports, and other
papers Of the Pee Dee Agricultural Society
will Of themselves, form no inconsiderable
body Of original matter, all Of It adapted par.
ticularly to this part of the country. And i:
is hoped, also. that among the numerous in.
telligeat and enterprIsing planters of the sur
rounding districts and counties some may be
found who win, occasionally, take the trouble
Of contributing to the columns Of the paper the
result of their experience.
Among the su ?ects which will engage the
Editors attention the culture Of silk shall not
be overlooked; Ample ins ructlons will be
given, in their proper season, for cutivating
the morus nsuliczusis and making silk
The paper viii espouse the cause ofno party
in politics, but shall contain an impartial sum-
mary Of political Intelligence, and, OCCASIONALLY
able speeches and well written essays (when
met witty fairly discussing the principles and
measures Of all parties. It'll believed that
comparatively small space devoted to political
subjects in this way may BE made more proita-
bic to the Farmer Of domestic habits, who wish.
es to be acquainted with the true state of the
country and qualified for proper and intelli.
gent discharge Of the duties ofcitizenship, than
whole sheet filed, from week to week, and
year to year, with one.sided discussions, and
the mere euassels Of editors and politicians
whilst, at the same time; it will not be calcu-
lated to estrange neighbor from neighbor, or
to mislesd into a belief that one half of the
country are less patriotic than the other, or
less ardently attached to Our republican insti-
tutions.
So much Of the fourth page as shall no. be
occupied with. standing advertisements will
generally be filed up with matter Of moral and
religious cast, and articles conducive, in other
respects, to proper family instruction and family
discipline.
Ifthe increase to the subscription list upon
issuing this Prospectus shall be sufficient to
warrant the expense, new type will be pro-
cured, forthwith, for the body of the paper /;
that's for the part now printed in large letter {;
and at the commencement Of the next volume,
the title of the paper will be changed to Farm.
er's Gazs.te and Chercv Advertiser.
-"..:'-'. TERMS.
The paper is published weekly at SO, paid
within three moAths SO So within three
months after the close of the year 81 within
twelve months after the close Of the year, and
$5 after that time.
A company Of eight new subscribers at the
same post Office, who Sc names are forwarded
together, and accompanied by the cash, shall be
entitled to the paper for $2O; and company
of fifteen new subscribers for $50.
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