The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-30

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clear Ioss.
When cotton dronnned down n 1e,
cents, / began 70 look for the oausa. = and "a
After rumin.t;np over the Smotter az
severai lavs irving to j6nd Stha nsnss
that had nrodnced ,ncb m effsc. ali -
once up loo ned gusno. I once tbouaht
puano WAS mv friend hnt 'axnariancs
bns tauohI ma thai comm ero;,f .fsrt;I.
;zers hav, !, been orr yor.t an am, Gnm-
mero;al fcrtilizers h.va ,cansaa ma r.
nlont cotton. and cultivate cotton
haul cotton and sh;n cotton. tntil
nany Of us have notbinp hut cot.
ton. and that is not worth ANYTHING
hardly, and heavy debts hapeins over
us for cuauo. and corn, and bacon. That
is exactly, nv friends. what puano has
done for us. Let us- ret out Of this mis-
erablc condition. - NJ y.
All agree that there ia but one wav
to get ont. and that il bv raising nro.
visions. Not only raise for. our CON
sumption. but enough to snare 70
support the towns and cities. / .oar,
can RENE ember when the citizens Of. Ma.
con purchased their supplies from the
farmers, and it was delivered to them
out of the farmers wagons. They did
not 20 to q grocery store to purchase
suoh articles as they needed to eat.
Planters, let us "aDcut face" :" plant
one half of our land in corn. the other
in cotton, and stop using guapo, aud all
will he well in short time. Paw
particular attention to your hogs, and
stop saying that the freedmen steal
them. That .is go only in few instances.
| have twenty head that are fat. some
Of them 80 fat that they can't strike a