Temperance warfare and urged subscriptions in the South
The piece argues that true benevolence cannot excuse crime and urges firm action against intemperance. It cites moral contrasts among men, calls for relentless moral reform, and declares the temperance fight requires hard measures to reach its goals. It promotes the editor's notice about Permanent Temperance Documents and urges subscriptions to fund a 500 page work for May publishing.
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Friends of Reform
S. C. Temp. Advocate
Friends of Temperance
Advocate
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Olina
Washingtonian horticulture on strawberry rotation and soil health
The text discusses strawberry plant exhaustion after 3 to 4 years and recommends eradicating old beds to rotate with beans. It advises against replanting perennials in exhausted ground, contrasts deep rooted versus shallow rooted plants, and notes resting soil and sowing crops like oats wheat or rye to scour and refresh beds for better yields of vegetables. It references soil nourishment, succession, and soil health practices.
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Jaime
Thinning and fruiting tips from old orchard notes
The article discusses thinning as a timely practice to improve crop health and quality. It explains thinning leaves to expose fruit to sun, spacing fruit to about 6 to 12 inches where needed, and giving examples for peach, apple, and pear trees. It also recounts a separate account about intemperance at Winnsboro court, detailing a man severely injured by a drunken fall and reflecting on alcohol's misery.
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Winnsboro
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Winssboro
Philosophical loafer and two cent lodging plea on Broadway
A reader-like scene recounts a drunken man venting about life and fate on Broadway with two cents and no lodging, a sixpence offered by passersby, and a lingering note on Morrell’s gang and its notorious crimes tied to the West.
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Augusta Market Cotton Slips Along With General Trade Dullness
Liverpool prices through August 4 show cotton prices falling 4c to 3d from peak with dull trade in all grades except best quality. Even so called choice cotton may fetch about 7s 4d per square bale. Bagging sales remain modest and domestic demand for groceries stays weak as summer doldrums persist.
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