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Agricultual,
FIFIY BALES ON TWENTY ACRES
Cuthbert Euterprise,
Mr. W. P. Powers, of Webster
county, last year made fifty bales
averagiog a little over 500 poundal
on twenty acres of land. The fol
lowing is his plan: l
He laid off the rows four feet
apart with & two horse plow, follow
ing that with a wide scooter drawn
by one horse. In this furrow be
put thirty bushels of cotton seed to
the acre. Bedded on this with a
two-horse turning plow, following
each furrow with a scooter drawn by
one horse. At planting opened with
@ large scooter, and in the farrow
put two hundred pounds of guano to
the acre, and on this he sowed his
geed and covered them. Sided this
with a scooter at first plowing, and
when ready for the second plowing
put in two hundred pounds more of
guano to the scre in these scooting
furrows and covered it up with 8
sweep. No hoeing was done as the
cotton grew eo rapidly as not to res
quire it. Mr. Powers says if he
lived close to a railroad depot he
would use a thousand pounds of
guano to the acre.
K s ettt GGV I
THE PARMER'S CALLING.
Thut farmiog is as sure, stable,
honorable and remunerative a busi
ness a 8 oue can enter upon bas been
asserted and proved over and over
again. It is true that other kinds of
business—trade, commerce, and
some kinds of manufacturing—that
speculations of various kinds —bank
ing and joint-stock companies—have,
especially of late years, attracted
much attention, and have been popu
lar with dashing and ambitious young
men ; still, in the experience of a
few years past, the statistics of busi
vess disasters and failures, the moral
wreck of character and the rush and
ruin of men who were reputed rich,
have proven that farmiogis an in
dustry less flactuating, less depressed
by bard times, lees subject to fail
ures—a pursuit in which temptation
to dishonesty has had less influence
and in which men have pursued the
even tenor of their way with less
anxiety and with less exposure to
financial ruin and wreck of moral
character than any other kind of
business. That colossal fortunes
have been, here and there, now and
then, built up by speculation, sharp
practices, gambling in stocks, spoiia
tion of labor and by indirect and
direct robbery, we cannot deny; but
those fortunes, however .77 and
glittering, do not stand up to the
pablic gaze as monuments of public
honor, of patient industry, of painss
taking, bonest labor, but they tower
rather as beacons, warning men to
beware of the hidden rocks and
treacheroue quicksands on which so
many of life's voyagors have Leeu
wrecked, These fortunes have no
golid foundations to rest upon, and
when the floods come and the winds
blow they fall like the house built
upon the sand. KFarmiog is a busi
ness that rests upon a sure founda
tion. It demands honest work. It
is not built up by the spoilation of
others, Its gains, though they may
be small, are legitimate and honora
ble earned. There is more capital
invested to day in agricultural puar
guits than io all other industries com
bined It pays more for the support
of Government and receives less pro
tection and consideration from Gov
ernment than any other interest.
in lonking at farming in the broad,
full light of practical atility, ot safe
investments, of sure dividends and
of the best public service, we cannot
help e mmending it, and urging it
upou the young as a pursuit upon
the whole wore satisfyivg, loss haz
ardous, more useful, honorable and
remunerative than any other busis
ness. It gives a scope to the intels
lect, a play to the imagination, e
rauge to the affections, a field to the
inventive powers, a work for hand
and beart, which no other industry
supples
Bat for any adequate realization
of the advantages, the remunerations
and the satisfactions of farming, there
must be among our patrous and far~
mers a high education, a better cal
ture and a larger appreciation of and
devotion to their own peculiar call
ing. They must see and feel its im
portance in its fluancial, social, moral
snd industrial bearings, and prepare
themselves with as much zeal and
earnesiness by careful expaimeut.‘
close observation and persevering
study as those who propose to enter
the learued professions, or the paths
of science, or the study and the prac
tice of the arts.
il -
People have noides of the great
land speculation which is now rag
ing in the Northwest. There has
but recently been opened for settie
ment the very last great body of
free farmiog land in this country.
{: ie estimated that in ten years’
tima there will be practically no land
laft for free homesteads that will be
worth taking up. The rash for Da
kota is simply unprecedented. This
Territory ie 1861 had but 5 000 ia-
Labitants, and then Wyoming wus a
part of it. To-day Dako'a has a
population of pearly 850,000, and
Wyoming probaebiy onesthird as
many. In Juve, 1880, there were
200 miles of railroad iv operation in
north Dakota; now there are 850
miles ic runcing order, and 150
miles more under cootract to be
completed during the current year
The advance of the new Northwest
in population and weelth is simply
pbenomenal, and is butio the very
beginoing of its history.
CGeneral Advertisements.
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Carriage, Wagon,
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~——AND——
AFTER AN EXPERIENCE OF THIRTY
two years, we can confidently recommend our
work to persons in want of anything in our
line. We use nothing but the
Best Material,
Employ none but the very best and most relia
ble workmen, and will do nothing but the very
best clase of work, and all will be
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Having recently put ap afull line of ma
chinery we are prepared to ¢ mpete with any
one in price and quality and ehall keep a full
stock of our own make of wagons and bug
gies on hand at all times, and will make to or
der any style of carrisage wanted, We are also
making and shall keep the celebrated Rhodes
Cotton Planter. Farmers can be supplied at
ghort notice, all fully warranted, Blackemiths
coal for sale as usual, thankful for past favors
we earnestly solicita continuance of the eame,
REID & CRAMLINC
Marietta, Ga.
A. J. BANKSTON, \
RINGGOLD, GA,, \
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Fourz's POWDERS WILL GIVE BATISFACTION.
Bold everywhere,
PAVID E, FOUTZ, Proprictor,
BALTIMORL.IMD.
For Sale by WM. ROOT.
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MARIETTA, GA., Sept. 27th, 1852
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ozley & Warlick,
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Marietta, Jan. 12th, 1882,
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Livery
(Opporite the Kennesaw House.)
J. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprictor
(l‘ HE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
pafest of drivers and the fastest of horses
are always veady, night and day. for hire. No
man or woman or chiid ever bas given me a
call in the past, who has been, nor sball any
everin the future, be dissatisfied with my teams
or the men in my employ. Everything and
everybody &bont me are A NO. ONE
-1 have cheapened my chagres propartionate
to the stringency of the times. " For references
ae to he truth of what I say, as to the turn-outs
and charges, govo my friends, whch means
the pubiic generally.
Parties hiring are strietly responzible for the
afety of themselves, vehicles and horses
J. A. G. ANDERSON.
Dee, 15th, 1874.
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Jdivery Stabdle
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IReduced Prices
Atlanta Street, near Blacksmith Shop.
Marcietta,...........Georgia,
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J. Spilman & Son,
4. HAS JUST INE
__,\/{7.». AS ST OPENED
i e Y near Green & Barker’s Black-
Sl i smith Shep, a first class Livery
: _!! Stable, where the public can
wdoahia be accommodated with fine
Horses and elegant Buggies at reduced prices.
Can always be found ready to respond to
any call, in supplying the needs of local or
transient patrons,
J. SPILMAN & SON.
Marietta, October Ist, 1880—1 y
BN TCONTRAC TFERANENGINE EITHER
N!v!or% ECOND HAND WITHOUT. RECEIVING
LA e o gd:aßQEps{];gogs“,;-. S
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Full line uf’SH.‘.FTIN"v and FULLEYS at bottem
gr:«'aw. Agents for the BOSTON BLOWERS, STEAM
UMPS of all grades. ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES.
COTTONis KINGYiNGofcOTTON!
Imvaluable patented amprocements found in ne Mlm.-
ENGINES in the world. For Pampllets and Price
List, (also for SAW MILLS), address
THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR CO., Mansfield, Ohio.
A DOCTOR’S TROUBLES,
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: A?f:)t.’:ar—"‘ You did wrong in wearing that thin
Iroas, this eold damp right”’!
Dawghter—"" I d.d, and am now paying the
nenaity., Sarah Goss suffered in the samo way;
1 e pot t which relieved her.”!
Xioiher—' Noascasel I'l} do oo such thing,
Lut will sond for onr boctor.”
Daugiicr—*Our Doctor keeps ene in bed &
long time and pours down avast g autity of medie
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: ;’)c‘n‘:‘o;:;h' Yes, andam, ahe is dangerously ill.
T e venirteuiar aud auricular forces are not in eqii
! Yrium, there is an increased centripetal aetion
it the ecrebrum and inedulla oblongata, the
1 rtal eivenlation \':l;' .Ylah-s, suspended Nature
sorme hesitating, and 1=
Yo#h o =top, for heaven’s sake stop and go
to woik at once.?
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Rfothcs, after swo weeks have expirede
e anghier. our Loetor shall be discarded at once,
Puwo weeks and no reliefs I will procure thst which
wou desired at first.”?
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PDaugntesr—'* ", mother, vou see how rap.
fdly I huve improved aince discharging * our Doctor?
a 4 [ commenced the use of thas which [so much
needed. The etfect has been most wonderful. The
one relieved my head, cured the constipation while
the other imparted sirength, came %0 the belp of
Nature and made me feel new.”
THE CONFESSION,
Motneyr—"'" Very true, and I believe they have
saved your life. I now eonfess that Dr. Dromgoole’s
Euelish Female Bitters is the most wonderful female
medicine snd jren tonic I ever knew, and thal
Railey’s Saline Aperient 13 2 plensaut and sovereiga
remedy for headache, gonstipation, acid nt.m::u:%,
piliousness, ete., ete!r Family Medical Adviser
tgee. AddressJ.P. Dromgocia & Co,, Louievilie, K 7.
Water Power for Sale.
Sjtnated in Paunlding county about half way
between Acworth snd Dallag land about five
miles north of Lost Mountsin, with H 4 acres
of land. Said water power is sufficient to
run a good 30 horse power mill or f-ctory.
Cwn be bought cheap For turiber particu!drs
apple to Mr. W L. Barnes. near Marietta, or
My, George M. Lewis, the proprietor near
Lost Mountain, Cobb Co. Ga , or at the Jour
pal Otlice.
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FOR SALE BY
WILLIAY ROOT. |
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Also Wool Linseys, Checlss and Plain.
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ROSWELL, GEORGIA.
THESE MILLS ARE EXCHANGING THEIR GOODS FOR WOOL, WIIH FARM ERS
and others on the most Liberal Terms, (our motto is live and let live,) or we will manufacture
Wool for eur custom by the yard into any of the above line of Goods at & reasonable price,Jeans
at224cts.. Tweeds at 154c5., Linseys at 124cta-—-for lurge lots of wool we will discount these
prices. Send for Samples and make a se'ection before shipping your wooel.Rell Carding 10cts per
peund, net Rolls. e
We pay freight on all Wool shipped to us. All communicationg should be addressed
LAUREL MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ROSWELL. GA.
J. . VOO D, Presidemnt.
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DEALERS IN
—uenera ercnandaise,
NEAR TIIE COURT HOUSE,
Marietta Georgia
O lONUN, »iiaens ivnr snnaassabin g TE 21,
N. B.—All Goods delivered free inside incorporate limits.
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Bankers and Cotton Buyers, and
Y TN N = Y RaY rp, © R I TN i
DEALERS IN FERTILIZIERS
—_—- A ND—
Marietta, Ceorgia.
WE BUY FOR CASH AND WILL SELL CHEAP. GIVE US A
TRIAL AND SAVE MONEY.
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