The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-23
. c., WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1870.
Fall Flowing.

Without celebrating the many
strorg points in favor Of rall plowiug
a few otthe m IRE prcmiuont bouuf 5
may be briefly stated, az fulowa,
/. August aud September is u
good time 70 turH. over UOuLd-uut sod
land, and manure aud &c seed il at
once to grass, obtaihip G crop Of hay
the following year.
=. October and November il an
excellent ,ime t. bcc k.up SD Land
for planting the lollwiug spring.
| 3 The weather i, then cool aud
braciug, aud tho tenn strong aid
hearty for the work: while the wealth
er III spring is more relaxing aud
tchlh lets aLle' b; aud spriug work being
ulwaysh rryius, it. nves time to dis
patch as much Of tho .plowing as
! possible during the previrls autumn.
4. SID land broken up late in au-
tumn will be quite free from growing
i grass the folIosing spring, tho roots
| uf the overturned sward b ing so gene
! rally killed by the immediut4ly sue
ceeaing win! er that not tuuob grass
! will >,artrea'1ily in, Sprir:..
s. The +, osts,of wii!:Htr F3i>iute rate
(! the ploscd lnd, 80 tha,it readily
ccu,ublcs in tiue PARTICLES in srrin.,
and Il deep me lo ~ s,ed bad is easily
made. The !, chemical changcs and
notifications resulting from atm $.
phcr,c action during ~in,n~, develop
latc.t fertility in thh up.urned f,,rrows
which, together viva tue metowi"g m
Aicnces, materially Increase the
c. op.
6. No t kuas of in .cc,s are either
wh.ll, '!cs'.oyri. or heir drrrcda.
. ton, N .:c.a ly rl,erkch by lac fail
ploving esp, ciallythe cun,mon s!iitc
grub an.i the g. -wurm.
T. Cora stu! ii" lar.d my be nl,w
ed l.,,. liz th i.,l. an / thus be ready
for very ,ar'y sowing ia s,tirg, ;E'cic
by going IA! 20 insure good catch ot
grass the roofs ot',he new seeding
gettl"g h,ld well, or he,ng we'll es.
tablislcd b.tvr. ;hc drout.,s of sunl-
. mcr c me ~.
8 M,,, ,sni in the couh'ry n,cis
deep pIowing than ilrs cnsralIy been
pr,tticed. Wnerc he su btsoiI liue
graincd, an, tu us, aud plo. &, or wher.
trerc is Iar,ispan Of pSod & .ali !, /.
deep plrwing may BE at once r.. tel
to with dr ndcd advantage. Where
still be adyau,oy.ouslv o, g, on 81 nv
ere 8, ,ay an in,h It each Il, ~ break.
ing up, BIT iu Iv far :. ~ ,i,r;tv If
cases, deep plo wing may be practiccL
at oucc.-mdccd il miy be urac iced
with safety. while shallow pI,wioy
m. v be the cx.cu.ion. Pow. saw.
nine, .cr, eleven and twelve inches il
n vcmbcr. The sub soil turned a..
will grow several shaded d.rkrr bv
spii.y. Tn. frost ana a,m,sphe a
Influences Of winter will mellow tho
soiL, tho Inorganic elements and al
latent fertility viii be y, ode more &C
tive for bench; ing the cr,p. In
spring, spread the N nure aud plow i,
in, or otherwise work it. in or mintle
it with the soil, to the d,p,h say OF
four inches, or IL little more or lc8s,
and you have tho very bes. altainabl,
condition for realiziup good crovs.
Deeper blowing NAV thus be prac.iced
thun would at all times be safe or cx.
pedlent, if tho powing is DELAYED til.
spriug,--lfasy. Plowman.
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! The Charleston Courier, Of Novcm-
Der IL, says: The result Of the recent
election shows that t'thc'timc isnot faf
distant when tho people Of the whole
country will be alive t. the fact that
tho fullest devclopnent can only be
had under that form ofG ,verpmcm
Which best represents every class ana
interest in the community: When
that time. comes, as it will, the, upri'
va v"leI tds reIour,1s ha ,n. of the Sun W.; pro-
is entitled. Until that time does
come. it il proper that our pcopl,.
should eadeavor, ire pectivo of par.