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HOTCHkISS'S
Vertical Water NJ isccl.

IN consequence Of the very great pppnhfly
a which these Wheels have attained b. the use
Of nearly 1000 Of them in different parts OF The
country, tho Subscribers have sold about luU
Rights in North Carolina, 80 Of which are 10 iull
and success slul operation III CumbCrlan County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
the value Of the Mill, and in quantity OF WORK gen.
orally far exceed the most sanguine expeditions
Of The owners many Of whom are geutemen DIS
tinguishcd for their science and practical skill
Who have uilesied 10 The value OF tins improve
ment The Wheels are more durable, and more
easily kept IN order, when properly put toe, thcr,
than The common Flutitr Wheel They vii save
unr-thlrd Of the water, and run vel IN back va.
Ter when there is a head above The speed ui the
Saw 10 INCREASED 10 more than double the strokes
per mIuuic.
The price Of an individual rigA; lor one pair Of
Wheels, IS $50.
Ncrcier among othcrs, 70 the following gentle.
men, some OF BON have had the wheel, ~ ope-
ton II months Of more and from many Of whom
We have received certificates highly approving Of
these Wheel, ard stating that their saws, viii
tins Improvement, cut 1900, 1900, 3JUO and even
a. high as 5000 iect day, according 10 the head
Of water.
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a SUBSCRIBER.

Easiern Shore M Nlrch 30. 1910.
TAN-BAEk \ ni>IAlECIIN6 AGENT
John Neal, ct Now IIumony, Indiana,
IN a communication to the pfauue Farmer
on this subject, says:
| have found that, BY mivjns night soil
With one half or tao thirds Of speu, tan.
h.ta, % three or four weeks It loses IT'S un
pleasant odor and the bark Is brough, sou,e.
what INTO the condition OF rotten wood.
with, should suppose, the whole Of the
ammonia and other sluils absorbed, to b.
gwen Out tur the future use Of plants.
Now let every one apply II rs be thinks
proper Keep pllo OF tau-bprk aear your
necessary aud throw IN shoveliuI pretty
frequently, aud you will find your visits less
unpleasant than usual; aud, # you should
nj any time Gud It nec,s4ary or useful to
clean It out, you will find that operation
much less offensive.
Cover all your stable or hog pen floors two
or thfco inches thick, and # thoy are earth
floors sou vii find lhoy a III not tramp Ia,
to mud holes. Throw he whole out occa
stonaIly and renew il, aud YOU will fnd
them less dIsagteeab'e, your dung pile 10.
creased, aud what is Of moro value, oil the
ammonia preserved US future food for
plants.
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crLTINATLON OF ROOT.

Many farmers have already so.n their
carrots, pnTsnlps and sugar beels. We
ihink they would save much labor by SOW.
ing later. The labor Of wedding IS the
great objection TO raising roots for stock;
aud this may DO saved 10 a gtea, measure
by late sowing. The ground may be
ploushed aud narrowed repeatedly IN order 10
destroy the germs OF weeds before the seeds
OF plants are sown, or II may DO Ploughcd
once only, but that should be just before
sowing. Il must then be ploughed nicely,
TO bury the manure and oil the weeds and
grass tina, have sprung up Ihls season.
Ii manure is now spread on the surface, II
should be such as has been oyerhauled G.
uough to lut the wrId SEEDS vcgotatc aud
die. Now yoI must mark oul your lend 10
10 straight rows, Tor such ore more easily
hoed or ploughed. Some make double
rows, TO run a plough or cnluyator along
between each pair OF rows trusting TO the
hoe to pass between The two that are near
together. Bot if your land has been pro
PeE!y prepared, you will not want plough
or cultyalor TO pass between your rows.
The bes, way that We have tired is, to
SOW carrots or bcets ia rows twelve or fiji.
teen inches apart. Sow as late as June,
and as soon as the plants appear, run u
common hoe, or scullls hoe, between the
rows, and close to the plants, TO check
IN embryo, the weeds between. In a week
or more repeat the operation; the Iubor rs
lrfIlng compared with baud wedding Now
you will need to thin your plants. This
may be done maluly by q hoe, cutting d.
Fectly across the rows Of plants. Now you
have all your plants separated into nllc
hills, just as many ina hill as your Judgment
approves.
You will find in these hills but few weed.
to be pulled by hand. You will have a
number Of plants III cluster, aud not quite
go uniform as you would make them on
thinning with the fingers; but II your land
has been suitably prepared, und YOU keen
!, stirred by the hoe IN the open spaces
you will sec II is mol very material whoth
er some Of the plants arc SO close as Il
touch their neighbors, or whether they al
stand equi distant.
This - quite important point IN count
ing the labor Of wedding and thinning ioI
If you can do nearly all with the hand hoe
you may manage an aero OF carrots or beets
with but a little more labor than you bestow
on 40 acre Of corn.
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Your carrots will soon cover tho whole
ground, and you will not be able to use
your hoe so late IN the season. as you oilen
do among corn. IL you can manage half
an acre Of carrots with as liiile labor as a
whole acre of corn, you will have reason 10
think you have well employed your time
for none Of the roots ore equal TO these
for horses, milk cows, and all kinds oil neat
stock.
Yellow turnips you i'll not sow tai the
latter part of June. They can be grown
after you fud that other plants have failed.
Round turnps are soaed still later.
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Tanning business.

FESllE subscriber return his thanks 10 his
n friends for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received and informs them aud the
public general thai he still continues the above
business at his residence situated about half u
mile south of Steel Creek Church where Leather
OF all kinds can be obtained Ills business is con.
duGted by experienced workman and his Leather
WI be warranted TO be as good as any made in
thus section Of country.
lie has now on hand and intends 10 keep
quantity OF good shoes
VIM. NJ. BlGHAM.
May | 1876 30tf
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DOUBLE CULTURE.

There - nothing new IN gtoaing two
crops together ut the same lImo We have
IA or island followed that system with suc
cess ever since can remember, aud that Is
tor upwards OF thirty years. For instance,
"heh 80 grow a parsnlp crop, which we
nod advantageous Us food for our mllch
COVE, Us 1t makes both nIlk aud butter,
sweet, rich, and good, we dlbble beans n
double rows, the beans four inches apaTl,
with an interval Of six or eight feet TO the
next rows, after which we SOW tho pnrsnip-
seed, harrow 1t, Sc, and we generally reap
n good crop Of each. The crop Of beans
does not seem 10 lnIIrc 10 the least the
parsnrp crop, We generally grow beans
with our sp5lug and late cabbage crops. -
In every third row Of cabbagcs we d,bb c
beans between each cabbage. We often
follow tho same system with our crop OF
potatoes, leaving a distance Of abou, two
yards between each bean. The beans
seem to thrive amazngly by this manner OF
planting, and the man crops are not in the
least injured By II. By this system the
farmer Is greatly benefited, having at the
same time an underground aud top CROP.
-F'orcigH agricultural paper.
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SLATE or NORM CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qaarhr Sessions, A.
prli ITm, 1916.
Emcliuo simpson |
) her Guardian Eii Stewart, Petition fC

Enuliuc simpson
By her Guardian HI Stewart, Petition for dis.
rs, lftbulivo share ui
Pearson simpson and her Father John
Thomas Simpson Executors OF simpsons Estate
John simpson,
II / appearing to tie satisfaction of the Court,
II that William simpson, Levi Simpson, Jane
>unpson and james simpson, defendants in this
case, resides beyond the limits o this State, 1t Is
hefeio,s ori,red tghe count, that publication be
made Tor siN weeks IA the Charlotte Journal, no.
tifyIug the SAID defendants to be aud appear at
tho next Court VI Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
be he held for the County OF Union, al die Court
Home Ia Monroe, on The lst Monday in July
next then and There to plead, answer, o. dcuut
to plaintiffs petition on judgment pro cont.sso
will be taken as 10 thom.
Winners, iiugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said
Court, at office, The LIST Moaday IL April, a. d.
{ IG, and IA the 10th year OF our Independence
lllaH STEWART, G. Z. {. G.
Printers Fee s. G1J. tJ5
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DIR. TANsOss's
BalSam of IIivcrwort.

fol The eUr Of Co3g6s, COl!s, Cgfarrb, Asilva.
NhooWJg Cough, BpH'tihs Lara Complaint.
aad az hBfahaHs q he 1aroai and hangs.
us remedy IS iHIaiuablc and unoquallcd.--
~-, II Is purely vegetable mud highly medtct.
nat tnlo ana gentle IA ts effects urou thc sys-
''' anu '''"B e"'feiy ltce from al IMMORAL pro.
ens..' ~ many 70 ln''y feared aud dreaded. Is
~ '''e'y saw us wei as salulary' From know j.
III ~ p'olV, VS., ana 'he wonderful success
80, Nv ''''',u,a " even ~ duhcult and ar
,'seS''of nearly Ten years curing which
n IN ;a,,i' Wv vac i'p'''o' ''els no hes'an,
~, ,,,,,,'',., - a"H RECOMMENDING u 10 AL
VINO unfortunately may have occasion to resort to
some means OF recovery. Physicians 40, unlrc.
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Court " FIths and lUHrfCT Sessions, 4.
prit Tom l~i6.
William WIngatl !
~. Levy on Lands.
Glunh llaffi.,
- appearing to The satisfaction Of tie Court
Ii thlI &c Get.utCnt Is not an Inhahltant Vi lhi-
S.alt, IN IS t,tftfDIe Or4utd that publication
be- m4de siN weeks 10 tie Charlotte journal ior
said defendant 10 appear al the aeAt Court Of
Pleas aud Quarter Sections to be held tor said
County al The Cyuf llvu % Charlotte on the
iih Monday IA July noNt, aud then and there
plead q dcmur said levy JthetSise al Older o.
GALS y III be made
Witness, Baly Oates Cl.rk Of said Court at
Oieo 10 IL, 1 b Mladay 10 Aptl! l-t6.
Il. OATES. {. c, c.
Printers &c S G2l t5j
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The History OF Isomanisls,,

By The Rev ]. DuWling 4. NJ, Pastor Of the BE
rean Church, New York. l2lh edition.
Just published.
This is large octave volume, Of nearly 'UO pa
gcs, cmbelishcd with rfiY BEAUTIFUL EAGnAv
I>G5, 10 handsome cmbcmatlc blndn &. Prlc
three dollars.
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Law Card.

p sAFFoLD * J. NJ. BOILING will Pc
y U tlcc in the Courts OF Dallas aud LJonas
and IN tho adjoining Counties, also N tae Y
preme Court. Address, SatioId y Boiling t"
Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or Ilayncs"'A
l.owndes county, Alabama.
Dec. IL, lSi5. t2s
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Life Insurance !

Y. York Mutual Life Insurance CoHn'
fENllE subscriber having been appointed Age
~ Tor the above Company, is prepared len
ceive applications, aud 10 commuuiea.g %, n't
sary Information On the subject 10 such as @'
apply. JOHN 5. RICHARDS
NiimiDgtop N. c, Jaiy -, l-t5.
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{ri Removal.

HE RS. MARY WRlS TON informs her n.
We and The public generally, that she al.
ken room at Mrs. GiIle,pc's, where she ed
happy TO wait upon her friends Shs retu1.
thanks for the liberal encouragement she .l.
oelTed aud hopes by constant endeayors 90.
10 merit a continuance OF the public pa,rul,
Aglt 2, I-46.
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NOTICE.

q FOREWARN all persons from trading 9Th
- note Of hand given TO Josiah Hodge 70; tal
i've dollars, dated the 9Th day OF JutY l-lj ..
drawn twelve months after date, as an dug
mined not 10 pay the same unless compelled uo
so by law, as the property for which the ngleEl
gwen does not perform as well Is rcPrcsrao
HUGH Ii. SiNUILL
dpii 80, 1916. Srp
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STATE or NOR7H CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A
prit Tern, lSiG.
Margaret Blvcns

u.s. Ieutlun lor Dover.
Henry BNens and others
4 | appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
u that Robert Shepherd aud wife Sarah, dc.
icndantH IN this case, resides beyond the limits of
this State, MS therefore ordered by The Count that
publication be made Tor SIX weeks in the Char
loie journal, notifying the said defendants TO be
and appear at the next Court OF Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions 10 be held for the County of Union,
at the Court House in Monroe, on the LIST Monday
IN July next, then and there 10 plead, answer,
or demur TO plaintiffs petition or II will be heard
cSParte as 10 them, and judgment rendered ac-
cordngly.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our sud
Court, at Office the LIST Monday IN April, A. d.
1916, and in the 10th year Of American lnicpcn.
dence.
HUGH STEWART, C. u. C. C.
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